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                            CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATES


            ACCOUNT CLERK I                                       INTERMEDIATE ESL CERTIFICATE
            This program prepares students for entry-level book-  This certificate prepares the student for academic and job
            keeping positions. Students learn to record customer and   opportunities that require a conversant level of English.
            vendor data for service based sole proprietorships, and   Upon completion of this certificate, students will be able
            create financial statements from recorded statements.  to demonstrate mastery of intermediate English gram-
            REQUIRED COURSES: OBT 11, 21, 22, 34, 40, 70, 80, and 90.  mar, the ability to write a 3-paragraph essay and show
                                                                  intermediate-level conversational speaking competence.
            ACCOUNT CLERK II                                      This certificate also prepares the student for higher level
            In this program, students learn advanced account-     of study that include noncredit business course the HSE
            ing techniques, computerized accounting systems, and   program, citizenship courses and matriculation to credit
            the use of Excel spreadsheets. Students learn to record   classes.
            transactions for a merchandising business organized as   REQUIRED COURSES: ESL 30, 40, 81.
            a corporation, and create financial statements from re-
            corded transactions.                                  ADVANCED ESL CERTIFICATE
                                                                  This certificate prepares the student for academic job
            REQUIRED COURSES: OBT 23, 50, 91, 95, 97, 113, 138, and
            150.                                                  opportunities that demand a fluent level of spoken Eng-
                                                                  lish. Upon completion this certificate students will be
            ADULT BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE                     able to demonstrate mastery of advanced English gram-
                                                                  mar structure, the ability to write a 5-paragraph essay,
            This program allows students to increase their basic aca-
            demic skills, increasing their chances for employment   comprehension of academic, professional, and everyday
            and success in further education. Students will be able   spoken English, understanding of American idioms and
            to read and comprehend at the 8th grade reading level,   the ability to create, present, analyze, and critique oral
            write clear and grammatically correct paragraphs us-  presentations. This certificate also prepares students for
            ing a variety of sentence structures, and be able to add,   higher levels of study that include noncredit business
            subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers, decimals,   courses, he HSE program, citizenship courses and ma-
            fractions and percentages.                            triculation to credit courses.
                                                                  REQUIRED COURSES: ESL 50, 82.
            REQUIRED COURSES: ABSE 10, 20, and 50.
            DENTAL FRONT OFFICE CLERK                             GENERAL OFFICE CLERK I
            This program prepares students for front office work in   This program prepares students for entry-level work in
            a dentist’s office. Students learn medical terminology,   an office setting. Students are provided with the basics
            billing, transcription, and customer service. Students   of keyboarding, filing, and word processing computer
            learn to utilize PractiSoft dental software to bill provid-  applications as well as soft skills such as problem solv-
            ers and manage a small dental practice.               ing and teamwork. Students will produce documents us-
                                                                  ing a word processor and demonstrate understanding of
            REQUIRED COURSES: OBT 11, 34, 35, 40, 50, 62, 70, 80, 100.  general office etiquette.
            BEGINNING ESL CERTIFICATE                             REQUIRED COURSES: OBT 11, 34, 35, 40, 55, 70, 80, 100 and
                                                                  140.
            This certificate will lead to enhanced academic and en-
            try level job opportunities. Upon completion of this cer-  GENERAL OFFICE CLERK II
            tificate, students will be able to demonstrate mastery of
            beginning-level English grammar, the ability to write a   This program prepares students for independent work
            simple paragraph, and show beginning conversational   in an office setting. Students gain a broad background
            speaking competence                                   in business math, computer applications, and business
                                                                  writing, which provides them with the ability to work
            REQUIRED COURSES: ESL 1 (or ESL 5 for the more mature   in most office departments. Students will demonstrate
            adult), 10, 20, and 80.                               appropriate interpersonal skills and operate a variety
                                                                  of business software, including word processors and
                                                                  spreadsheets to create business correspondence, reports,
                                                                  and other related documents.
                                                                  REQUIRED COURSES: Completion of General Office Clerk I
                                                                  or equivalent; OBT 12, 21, 31, 50, 90 and 138.






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