Career Development Programs   Registration Process — 3 easy steps!

Career development classes are those classes which lead to an industry certification and include the following:

Nurse Aide (STNA) • Medical Administrative Assistant Program (formerly Health Information Technologies) • Pharmacy Technician • EMT Basic • Firefighter I & II • Firefighter I & II Transition • First Responder • Volunteer Firefighter Basic • Administrative Office Skills

1. Earn a Career Readiness Credential

All career development students must earn a Career Readiness Credential prior to the start of class. In order to receive the Career Readiness Credential students will take three assessments: Applied Mathematics, Locating Information and Reading for Information. The Career Readiness Credential is $50 and is payable at the time of testing. Seats are limited — call to register today! 

    Thursday, 2/8                            1:00-4:00pm

    Monday, 2/12                            5:30-8:30pm

    Thursday, 2/22                          9:00am-12:00pm

    Tuesday, 3/13                           5:00-8:00pm

    Tuesday, 4/3                             2:30-5:30pm

    Tuesday, 5/8                             4:00-7:00pm

    Thursday, 6/28                          9:30am-12:30pm

    Monday, 7/23                            9:30am-12:30pm

Please plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early!

2. Register for Class

Within two weeks of taking the WorkKeys assessments for the Career Readiness Credential, students will receive their test results, Career Readiness Certificate and a registration form in the mail. Students who are interested in enrolling in a career development program must fill out the registration form and send it to or drop it off at the Four County Career Center Adult Workforce Education Office along with a $25 non-refundable fee. The $25 fee will secure a place in the class and will be applied toward the cost of tuition. Only after we receive the registration form with the $25 fee will the student be enrolled in the program.

3. Attend Orientation

One week prior to the start of class, all career development programs will hold individual orientations for people  enrolled in a class. Attendance to the orientation is mandatory. If you fail to attend orientation, your seat in the class will be filled by someone on the waiting list.

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