Individual Counseling Techniques Introduction to Alcohol and Drug Counseling Case Management Pharmacology

	Individual Counseling Techniques
	Introduction to Alcohol and Drug Counseling
	Case Management
	Pharmacology
	Psychoactive Drugs
	Field Work Experience
	Client Outreach, Intervention, and Referral
	Certification and Credentialing
	Drug Use Prevention
	Employment Preparation

Alcohol and Drug Counselors provide individual, group, and family counseling services in relationship to the use and / or addiction to drugs and the patterns and progressions of alcoholism. Alcohol and Drug Counselors are adept at identifying and counseling for chemical dependency and/or addiction problem because of the impact on various sociocultural groups.

Our graduates will be trained to work in a variety of settings, including clinics, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, penal institutions, and treatment facilities.

Business Law & Ethics Computerized Accounting Labor Law Contract Law Applied Accounting

	Bookkeeping
	Immigration/Constitutional Law
	Word Processing for the Law Office
	Legal Office Procedures
	Employment Preparation

Business Office Administrators / Legal Clerks perform specialized clerical and administrative tasks to assist business office managers and staff carry out their work and ensure efficient operation of a business or law office. 

Our graduates work successfully in various organizations and businesses using their communication, computer, and legal knowledge.

QuickBooks Peachtree Payroll Bookkeeping Applied Accounting

	Computerized Accounting
	Tax Preparation
	Employment Preparation

Accounting Professionals calculate, post and verify basic financial information to produce and maintain financial and statistical documents. These employment opportunities occur in every industry with various job titles, such as accounts payable accountant, accounts receivable accountant, bookkeeper, tax preparer, etc.  

Students who successfully complete this course earn a tax preparer certificate approved by the California Tax Education Council.

Orthodontic/Pedodontic Oral Anatomy/Morphology Crown & Bridge Principles & Techniques Complete Denture

	Principles & Techniques
	Dental Implants
	Occupational Health & Safety
	Introduction to the Dental Lab
	Dental Materials
	Removable Partial Denture and Prosthodontic Techniques
	Employment Preparation

The Dental Laboratory Technician program prepares learners to fill prescriptions for a variety of dental appliances. The student develops skills to create full upper and lower dentures, partials, crowns and bridges, and repair and restore orthodontic appliances. As a Dental Laboratory Technician Professional, the student learns the importance of ethics, legal responsibilities, and safety.

Graduates will qualified for entry-level positions in the dental field as Dental Laboratory Technicians, Dental Ceramists, Denture Model Makers, and other professionals related to the dental field.

Homeland Security and WMD & Hazardous Materials Homeland Security Disaster Medical Operations Investigations & Research Security Representative Certification

	Powers to Arrest
	Homeland Security Strategies
	Homeland Emergency Management
	Homeland and Global Cyber Security
	Homeland Intelligence Analysis
	Homeland Disaster Recovery
	Homeland Security Vulnerability and Risk Management
	Fire Arms/Chemical Agents Certifications
	Employment Preparation

Homeland Security and Investigation has evolved to not only concerns regarding terrorism, but also natural and man-made disasters, emergency management, and to help secure our borders, airports, waterways and seaports.

Many Homeland Security jobs are entry-level positions with numerous federal and state agencies, as well as in the private sector. Graduates of the Homeland Security and Investigation program work in a variety of settings and capacities such as private businesses, emergency management, safety management, intelligence analysis, private security, airports, law enforcement and government service agencies.

Photoshop Illustrator Flash HTML Javascript

	QuarkXpress
	Dreamweaver
	Employment Preparation

Graphic / Web Page Developers create web pages that contain text and graphics and serve any communicative purpose.  The information contained on web pages may contain "links," special hypertext, or icons that transport the reader to a related page or different website.

Our graduates qualify for entry-level employment as Graphic Designers, Web Developers, Commercial Artists, Cartoonists, working in television, film studios, and other career-related graphics jobs.

Shiatsu, Swedish and Geriatric Massage Massage Therapy Anatomy & Medical Terminology Medical Law & Ethics

	Business Practices
	CPR/First Aid, HIV/AIDS  Awareness
	Therapeutic, Deep Tissue & Russian Massage
	Employment Preparation

Massage Therapists provide wellness therapy through various massage techniques and other body conditioning treatments. They may assist clients in activities such as reducing weight or remedial exercises.

Graduates qualify to work in health-related settings such as chiropractic offices, medical clinics, spas, beauty salons, cruise ships, and other medical or business-related facilities that hire professional massage therapists.

Pregnancy Testing Charting Psychology Pharmacology Urinalysis Medical Billing and Coding Procedures

	Tray set-ups / Instruments
	Vital Signs Examination
	Venipuncture
	Computerized Billing
	Glucose / Diabetes Testing
	Injections
	Employment Preparation

Medical Assistants greet and intake patients in medical offices, clinics, hospitals, and assist doctors with examinations and treatments. They give medication to the patients and run routine lab tests such as urinalysis and blood counts. Medical Assistants instruct patients about medication and self-treatment and prepare treatment rooms for patient examination, and instruments and equipment used in treatment and diagnosis.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics states that the Medical Assistant profession is one of the fastest growing occupations. Graduates qualify for employment in the medical field as Medical Assistants, Medical Laboratory Technicians, Laboratory Assistants, and other related medical careers.

Medical Assisting Clinical Procedures Computerized Billing Medical Office Procedures Psychology Anatomy & Medical Terminology

	Medical Billing Procedures
	Applied Accounting
	Medical Insurance Forms
	Employment Preparation

The Medical Office Manager provides a variety of work skills, including medical business supervision.

The Medical Office Management professional provides assistance with health information systems in meeting medical, administrative, ethical, and legal requirements.  Medical Office Managers plan, organize, direct, control, or coordinate medicine and health services in establishments such as hospitals, clinics, or similar organizations.

PC Mechanical & Electronic Components Hardware Concepts & Fundamentals Operating System Internet

	Hard Disk Management
	Networking
	PC Diagnostic & Repair
	Employment Preparation

The Networking Technology representative provides technical maintenance and recovery support to the local or wide area networks. She/he installs, implements, and supports network equipment and software using a variety of testing tools and techniques to troubleshoot and resolve complex technical problems associated with the system's hardware and software.

Graduates qualified for employment as Network Control Operators, Technical Support Specialists, and other technical positions.

Labor Law Contract Law Business Law & Ethics Immigration/Constitutional Law Wills, Trusts & Real Estate

	Torts
	Criminal Law
	Property Law
	Family Law
	Bankruptcy Law
	Law & Evidence
	Legal Research
	Civil Procedures and Litigation
	Administrative Law
	Employment Preparation

Paralegals research, prepare legal opinions and memoranda, organize legal documents, file pleadings with the court, and draft documents, such as contracts, wills and trusts. Graduates train to enter the exciting field of law as Paralegals, a career choice that practically guarantees career advancement.

Pharmaceutics Drug Distribution Prescriptions Labeling Pharmacology Retail / Hospital Settings

	Inventory Management
	Hematology and Oncology
	Drug Regulations
	Employment Preparation

The Pharmacy Technician program provides students with required pharmacological knowledge and laboratory skills for employment as a Pharmacy Technician in hospitals, retail pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies, clinics, and other licensed pharmacy facilities. The program prepares students to assist Pharmacists with non-discretionary tasks while interacting with the public and other health care professionals.

Becoming a Pharmacy Technician  is a fantastic opportunity to assist in maintaining the health and well-being of children and adults in your community. As a Pharmacy Technician professional, you focus on drug recognition, distributing systems, trade and generic drug names, drug classifications, medical and pharmaceutical terminology, drug dosage calculations dispensing, prescription preparation and labeling, and other related areas necessary for entry-level employment as a Pharmacy Technician.

Massage Therapy Physical Therapy Medical Systems Anatomy & Medical Terminology Computerized Billing Medical Billing Procedures Medical Insurance Forms

Employment Preparation

Physical Therapy Aides prepare patient and treatment area for physical therapy treatments and assist Physical Therapists with treatments such as gait training, hydrotherapy, and exercise programs. They work under the continuous supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist.

A student shall have the right to cancel an agreement for a program of instruction including any equipment, until midnight of the fifth business day* after the day on which the student attended the first class of the program of instruction. Cancellation period: for programs under 50 days – 1 business day for each 10 program days; for programs over 50 days – 5th business day following first class. Cancellation shall occur when the student gives written notice of cancellation to the institution at the address specified in the agreement.  The written notice of cancellation, if given by mail, is effective when deposited in the mail properly addressed with postage prepaid.  The written notice of cancellation need not take a particular form and, however expressed, is effective if it indicates the student’s desire not to be bound by the agreement.  If the student cancels the agreement, the student shall receive no liability, and the institution shall refund any consideration paid by the student within 30 days after the institution receives notice of the cancellation or date of post mark. If the institution gave the student any equipment**, the student shall return the equipment 30 days following the date of the Notice of Cancellation. If the student fails to return the equipment within this 30 day period, the institution may retain that portion of the consideration paid by the student equal to the documented cost to the institution of the equipment and shall refund the portion of the consideration exceeding the documented cost to the institution of the equipment not later than 30 days from the date the cancellation is received or the post marked date.  The student may retain the equipment without further obligation to pay for it.

*Business day means, a day on which that student is scheduled to attend a class session.

**Equipment includes all textbooks, supplies, materials, implements, tools, machinery, computers, electronic devices, or any other goods related to the agreement for the course of instruction.

A student has the right to withdraw from a program of instruction at any time.  If a student withdraws from a program of instruction after the period allowed for cancellation of the agreement, the institution shall remit a refund as provided in Section 94870 within 30 days following the student’s withdrawal.

Any student wishing to officially withdraw must notify the Director’s office or the Registrar’s office of their intent to withdraw from school.  The student may inform either office by mail, telephone, fax, or e-mail.  When a student withdraws, the school must calculate a State of California pro-rata refund, which is used to determine allowable charges the school is allowed to retain.  If the student has received Title IV student financial assistance funds, a "Return of Title IV Aid” calculation is used to determine the amount of Title IV aid funds a recipient is allowed to retain towards their educational costs.

The state refund calculation is as follows:

(A) Deduct a non-refundable registration fee not exceeding seventy-five dollars ($75) from the total tuition charge.

(B) Divide this figure by the number of hours in the program.

(C) The quotient is the hourly charge for the program.

(D) The amount owed by the student for purposes of calculating a refund is derived by multiplying the total hours attended by the hourly charge for instruction.

(E) The refund would be any amount in excess of the figure derived in paragraph (D) that was paid by the student.

(F) The refund amount shall be adjusted as provided for equipment, if applicable.

All amounts that the student has paid, however denominated, shall be deemed to have been paid for instruction, unless the student has paid a specific charge for equipment set forth in the agreement for the program of instruction.

If the institution specifies in the agreement a separate charge for equipment that the student actually obtains and the student returns that equipment in good condition, allowing for reasonable wear and tear, within 30 days following the date of the student’s withdrawal, the institution shall refund the charge for the equipment paid by the student.  If the student fails to return that equipment in good condition, allowing for reasonable wear and tear, within 30 days following the date of the student’s withdrawal, the institution may offset against the refund calculated the documented cost to the institution of that equipment.  The student shall be liable for the amount, if any, by which the documented cost for equipment exceeds the refund amount.  Equipment cannot be returned in good condition if the equipment cannot be reused because of clearly recognized health and sanitary reasons and this fact is clearly and conspicuously disclosed in the agreement.  If the institution specifies in the agreement a separate charge for equipment, which the student has not obtained at the time of withdrawal, the refund also shall include the amount paid by the student that is allocable to that equipment.

In this case, the date of withdrawal shall be deemed to be the last date of recorded attendance. If any portion of your tuition was paid from loan proceeds, the refund will be sent to the lender or agency that guaranteed the loan.  Any remaining refund amount will first be used to repay any student financial aid programs from which you received benefits, to the extent of benefits received.  Any remaining amount will be paid to you.

The Percentage of Title IV Aid earned is calculated by determining the scheduled calendar days completed in the payment period divided by the total calendar days in the payment period.  Excluded are scheduled breaks of 5 days or more and days that the student was on an approved leave of absence.  If this amount is greater than 60%, the percentage is 100%.

The Amount of Title IV Aid Earned by the student is the Percentage of Title IV Aid earned times the total Title IV Aid disbursed plus the Title IV Aid that could have been disbursed for the payment period.

All credit balances over $ 5.00 will be issued to students within 14 days after the credit balance occurs.