Vocational Certificates
You can earn a vocational specialist certificate within 30–50 credit hours. You’ll learn new skills that may lead to better pay and advancement opportunities. Many certificates are "stackable," meaning they build toward an Associate of Applied Science. Completing more classes earns additional certificates.
These programs are designed to prepare you for the workforce with hands-on training and practical experience in your chosen field. Whether entering a new industry or looking to grow in your current role, vocational certificates offer a fast, focused path to employment. Programs are often developed with input from local employers to ensure the curriculum meets industry standards and job market demands. Courses are available in flexible formats, including online, evening, and hybrid options, making it easier to balance school with work and family responsibilities. Financial aid, scholarships, and career services may also be available to support your journey. Start with a single certificate or plan your path toward a full degree—your future begins here.
- Advanced Entrepreneurship
- Bakery Supervisor
- Bookkeeping
- Clinical Dental Assisting
- Computer Integrated Manufacturing
- Cook
- CNC Programmer
- Customer Relationship Management
- Cybersecurity
- Digital Forensics
- Early Childhood Education
- Energy Management
- Histotechnology
- Human Services Generalist & Human Services Substance Abuse Counseling
- HVAC Facilities Maintenance Technician
- Intermediate Entrepreneurship
- Light Commercial HVAC Service Tech
- Machine Tool Operations
- Massage Therapy
- Medical Assisting
- Public Safety Communications
- Restaurant Supervisor
- Sheet Metal Mechanics
- Supervisory & Administrative Management
- Surgical Technology
- Truck Driving Owner/Operator
- Welding Fabrication Technology