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Career and Technical Education
What is Career and Technical Education (CTE)? Career and Technical
Education is about helping people of all ages gain the skills needed
to succeed in the career of one's interest and choice.
Students pursuing a certificate or degree in a Career and Technical
Education program should know...
- Aims Community College offers over 160 certificate and degree
options
- Choosing a career path is a serious decision and will require
an investment of time, money and dedication in order to be successful
- You should be somewhat assured that you can answer "yes" to
the question, "Is this a career that I will look forward
going to each day?"
What is the difference between a certificate and a degree?
Degree programs offer students the opportunity to prepare for both
a career and further education at a four-year school.
Aims offers four two-year degrees in liberal arts and sciences
and vocational/occupational training.
Certificates are short-term
courses of study that will give the student entry-level skills,
skills enhancement or recertification in a specific occupation. Certificates
vary in length from less than one semester to three semesters.
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Alcanzar Certificates
Check out the six new certificates offered in the Alcanzar program:
- Phlebotomy
- EKG Technician
- EMT Basic
- Nurse Aide
- Athletic
Trainer
- Gerontology Aid
For more information, contact Chris Urso at 339-6464 or chris.urso@aims.edu
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Aims Community College - Greeley Campus, 5401 W. 20th Street, P.O. Box
69, Greeley CO 80632 - 970.330.8008 |
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