Program Outcomes
Certificate of Achievement
Description
The Workplace Readiness Certificate of Achievement equips students with essential soft skills and financial literacy for success in the workplace and beyond. Students learn to communicate effectively using appropriate tone, body language, attitude, and interpersonal skills, with an emphasis on teamwork and professional behavior. The program also focuses on building positive relationships with supervisors, colleagues, customers, and other stakeholders. Students will develop emotional intelligence, personal responsibility, time management, self-worth, and an understanding of workplace behavior. Additionally, the certificate includes practical financial literacy instruction, covering budgeting, managing credit and debt, investing, and retirement planning. JOBS: This certificate is related to and appropriate for jobs across industries and skill and experience levels. The knowledge, skills, and behaviors are especially needed for service-oriented occupations, such as customer service, health workers, or selling.
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Certificate of Completion (non-credit)
Description
The Workplace Readiness Certificate of Completion equips students with essential soft skills and financial literacy for success in the workplace and beyond. Students learn to communicate effectively using appropriate tone, body language, attitude, and interpersonal skills, with an emphasis on teamwork and professional behavior. The program also focuses on building positive relationships with supervisors, colleagues, customers, and other stakeholders. Students will develop emotional intelligence, personal responsibility, time management, self-worth, and an understanding of workplace behavior. Additionally, the certificate includes practical financial literacy instruction, covering budgeting, managing credit and debt, investing, and retirement planning. JOBS: This certificate is related to and appropriate for jobs across industries and skill and experience levels. The knowledge, skills, and behaviors are especially needed for service-oriented occupations, such as customer service, health workers, or selling.
