Certificate and degree programs built around in-demand careers. Most complete in under a year.
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Theoretical and applied study across accounting, economics, finance, human resource management, marketing, computer operations, and business law. Prepares graduates for supervisory and managerial roles. Available online.
Learn more →Competency-based degree in the treatment of alcohol and other drug dependency. Includes clinical internship with supervision. Available online.
Learn more →Provides the knowledge, skills, and attitude development needed to work in the treatment of alcohol and other drug dependency. Competency-based program meeting California certification standards. Credits transfer 100% to the AAS Degree in Substance Use Disorder Counseling.
Learn more →Advanced study building professional and management skills for leadership roles in substance use disorder and mental health treatment. Requires an earned related Associate degree (2.0+ GPA) for admission.
Learn more →A 32-week program covering business communications, human resources, customer service, general office skills, and business law — plus professional development, introductory accounting, and information technology. You'll also master the essential software tools, including Microsoft Office. Available online.
Learn more →Related training in the electrical trade covering safety, the National Electrical Code, equipment, and trade fundamentals, including residential, commercial, and industrial wiring. The program prepares students for entry-level electrical trainee roles in California.
Learn more →The HVAC Technician program prepares students to install, service, and maintain heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems in residential, retail, and commercial settings. Coursework covers system diagnostics, testing equipment, electrical fundamentals, and EPA Section 608 refrigerant certification preparation.
Learn more →The Mental Health & Addiction Support Services program prepares graduates to work alongside social and human service providers — in substance use disorder counseling, psychology, rehabilitation, social work, and family support — helping clients identify and obtain benefits and community services, and assisting counselors and social workers with case management, crisis intervention, client advocacy, prevention and education.
Learn more →The Plumbing Technician program prepares students to apply technical knowledge and skills to assemble, install, alter, and repair pipelines or pipe systems that carry water, steam, air, or other liquids or gases. Coursework covers water supply, drainage, waste and vent systems, fuel gas piping, fixtures and water heating, materials and installation, blueprint reading, and the California Plumbing Code.
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Not sure where to start? Explore a field first with a no-cost, self-paced video series. These are short introductory previews, not enrolled programs. They award no certificate or academic credit, and are separate from admissions.
A no-cost beginner video series on the basics of the electrical trade.
A no-cost, self-paced video series for exploring a career in substance use disorder counseling.