2010-2011 College Catalog - North Florida Community College

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90ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTBUSINESS - ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT1050 Clock Hours/35 Vocational Credit HoursThe Administrative Assistant Program is designed to prepare students for work as file clerks, office clerks,secretaries, or administrative assistants. The program also provides supplemental training for personspreviously or currently employed in any of these occupations. This program can be used to train forimmediate employment or as the starting point for continued education.Students in this program should be advised by the instructor or the program manager before enrollingcourses. For additional information call (850) 973-9493.Enrollment RequirementsStudents must:1.2.3.Be at least 16 years of age.Possess a high school diploma or GED -OR- Have the approval of high school principal andthe Dean of Workforce Education.Complete the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) within the first six (6) weeks of admissioninto the program and have achieved the required minimal TABE scores of 10.0 in Reading,10.0 in Math and 10.0 in Language prior to program completion. A $10 fee is required to bepaid at the time of testing. It is strongly recommended that the basic skills examination becompleted and the minimal scores achieved prior to entry into the program. Students nothaving achieved the minimal scores will not be awarded a certificate of course completion.Program Courses................................................................................1050 Clock HoursCourse # Title Clock Hours TermOTA 0040C OCP A BTE Core: Information Technology Assistant 150 FallOTA 0041C OCP B Front Desk Specialist 300 FallOTA 0030C OCP C Assistant Digital Production Designer 150 SpringOTA 0043C OCP D Administrative Assistant 450 SpringTotal Clock Hours: 1050This program does not articulate into any degree program.Course ContentThroughout the program, students learn broad, transferable skills that are the foundation forsuccess in all business environments. The program stresses understanding and demonstrationof the elements of the office support services industry. The coursework is designed to begintraining in basic office skills and progress to more complex skill levels.The course content will include, but not limited to:••••••Employability SkillsCommunicationBusiness EnglishBusiness MathComputing FundamentalsProductivity Software•••••The Internet for Office ProfessionalsDesktop PublishingKeyboardingMachine TranscriptionRecords Management2010-2011 NFCC College Catalog
BUSINESS RELATED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS91BUSINESS - RELATED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSNFCC is committed to meeting the employment needs of the business community in its six-county servicedistrict and surrounding areas. Business-related certificate programs are developed and implementedon an ‘on-demand’ basis. An applicant pool must reach a specific level prior to program offering. Pleasecontact the Dean of Workforce Education at (850) 973-9455 or brownd@nfcc.edu for program offeringinformation.2010-2011 NFCC College Catalog
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