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Intensive occupational training

These programs prepare adults for new careers or advance them in their current ones. Career counseling and job placement assistance are available. Individuals can begin training to pursue entry level, intermediate and advanced skills training in selected fields. Programs include:

• Computer Applications for Business
• Medical Office Administrative Assistant
• Fiber Optics and Copper Network Cabling
• A+ Certification – PC Repair Technician
• Network+ Certification-Network Technician
• Partnerships with Other Organizations

 

 

Computer Applications for Business offers intensive four- to six-week training in Internet and Microsoft Office software skills needed to be competitive in today’s job market. Students learn how to create documents, develop spreadsheets, build slide shows and manage data.

 

 

CCBC’s Medical Office Administrative Assistant program trains participants to work in physician’s offices and perform front office duties. Students gain fundamentals for the role of medical receptionist through a combination of both teacher-led and hands-on learning experiences. Students practice patient registration, charge entry, payment posting, accounts receivable follow-up, electronic claim submission and financial report generation using state-of-the-art medical office software.

 

 

Fiber Optic and Copper Network Cabling provides hands-on job skills directly related to the telecommunications industry. Mastery of basic techniques leads to more sophisticated instruction on state-of-the-market equipment.

 

A+ Certification – PC Repair Technician prepares students for CompTIA’s A+ Certification exam while they plan for careers as service technicians in the PC industry.

 

Network+ Certification prepares students for the Net+ Certification exam while they plan for careers as Network Service Technicians in an Information Technology customer-based environment.

 

Partnerships with regional organizations such as the Baltimore County Workforce Development Board and the Maryland Department of Education, Division of Rehabilitation Services at the Workforce and Technology Center help ensure access for individuals who may be unemployed or disadvantaged or who have disabilities.