Soft Skills/Business - Career Prep
Programs
Soft Skills/Business Certificates
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- The 21st Century Employability Skills project is a collaboration between the Foundation for California Community Colleges and the New World of Work (NWoW) initiative, which works to establish California Community Colleges as essential catalysts for expanding the state's workforce and closing the skills gap. The classes are based on employer-driven essential 21st Century Employability Skills identified by NWoW. The coursework is aligned with the NWoW curriculum such that students can gain competencies for successful completion of each course in addition to certificates of completion (Basic, Basic/Intermediate, Intermediate, Intermediate/Advanced, and Advanced).
21st Century Employability Skills - Advanced (Certificate of Completion)
- The 21st Century Employability Skills project is a collaboration between the Foundation for California Community Colleges and the New World of Work (NWoW) initiative, which works to establish California Community Colleges as essential catalysts for expanding the state's workforce and closing the skills gap. The classes are based on employer-driven essential 21st Century Employability Skills identified by NWoW. The coursework is aligned with the NWoW curriculum such that students can gain competencies for successful completion of each course in addition to certificates of completion (Basic, Basic/Intermediate, Intermediate, Intermediate/Advanced, and Advanced).
21st Century Employability Skills - Basic (Certificate of Completion)
- The 21st Century Employability Skills project is a collaboration between the Foundation for California Community Colleges and the New World of Work (NWoW) initiative, which works to establish California Community Colleges as essential catalysts for expanding the state's workforce and closing the skills gap. The classes are based on employer-driven essential 21st Century Employability Skills identified by NWoW. The coursework is aligned with the NWoW curriculum such that students can gain competencies for successful completion of each course in addition to certificates of completion (Basic, Basic/Intermediate, Intermediate, Intermediate/Advanced, and Advanced).
21st Century Employability Skills - Basic/Intermediate (Certificate of Completion)
- The 21st Century Employability Skills project is a collaboration between the Foundation for California Community Colleges and the New World of Work (NWoW) initiative, which works to establish California Community Colleges as essential catalysts for expanding the state's workforce and closing the skills gap. The classes are based on employer-driven essential 21st Century Employability Skills identified by NWoW. The coursework is aligned with the NWoW curriculum such that students can gain competencies for successful completion of each course in addition to certificates of completion (Basic, Basic/Intermediate, Intermediate, Intermediate/Advanced, and Advanced).
21st Century Employability Skills - Intermediate (Certificate of Completion)
- The 21st Century Employability Skills project is a collaboration between the Foundation for California Community Colleges and the New World of Work (NWoW) initiative, which works to establish California Community Colleges as essential catalysts for expanding the state's workforce and closing the skills gap. The classes are based on employer-driven essential 21st Century Employability Skills identified by NWoW. The coursework is aligned with the NWoW curriculum such that students can gain competencies for successful completion of each course in addition to certificates of completion (Basic, Basic/Intermediate, Intermediate, Intermediate/Advanced, and Advanced).
21st Century Employability Skills - Intermediate/Advanced (Certificate of Completion)
- Successfully passing both Insurance courses will provide students with a Certificate of Completion. By combining the skills gained and specialized industry know-how from the Introduction to Insurance as well as the Fundamentals of Insurance - Property/Casualty and Health coursework, students will be fully prepared to be successful in pursuing a career in Insurance. The experience will also inform students about opportunities for additional required training in the industry.
Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
Name | Contact Information |
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Tom Aduwo | |
Amber Angel |
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Lisa Glionna | |
Patricia Palmer | palmerp@lavc.edu |
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