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CAREER AND<br />
TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION<br />
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ACCOUNTING<br />
FOCUSING ON THE BOTTOM LINE<br />
Accountants are needed to<br />
analyze finances to provide<br />
managers with information useful<br />
in operating the business to<br />
maximize profits. Accounting<br />
jobs are plentiful in any economy<br />
and the money for well-trained<br />
accountants is good.<br />
Accounting career options can<br />
be found in virtually every<br />
industry — entertainment,<br />
government, technology,<br />
consumer products, criminal<br />
investigation, non-profit,<br />
environment, education, sports,<br />
travel, food and fashion.<br />
Eastfield’s faculty are committed<br />
to your success through<br />
innovative instructional<br />
methods to help you gain a<br />
solid understanding of the many<br />
accounting principles and skills<br />
necessary to obtain success in<br />
today’s workplace; and the ability<br />
to learn how to apply critical<br />
thinking to business situations.<br />
Earning an associate degree in<br />
accounting and/or accounting<br />
certificates may lead to<br />
• entry-level positions<br />
• possible pay increases in<br />
current entry-level jobs<br />
• possible advancement<br />
• university transfer to earn a<br />
higher level degree<br />
career pathways<br />
Entry Level: Middle Level: Advanced Level:<br />
Accounts Payable Clerk Government Accountant Certified Public Accountant<br />
Accounts Receivable Clerk Public/Private Accountant Certified Fraud Examiner<br />
Auditing Clerk (Forensics) Internal or External Auditor Certified Internal Auditor<br />
Billing Clerk<br />
Forensic Accountant<br />
Certified Management Accountant<br />
Bookkeeper<br />
Management Accountant<br />
Credit & Collection Clerk<br />
Government Internship<br />
Gain the skills<br />
to enter this<br />
recession-proof<br />
industry.<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTING<br />
AND AUDITING CLERKS<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 201<br />
$15.57 $32,400 +21%<br />
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS $27.98 $58,200 +25%<br />
FINANCIAL EXAMINERS $32.92 $68,500 +15%<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Accounting AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR REGINA BROWN<br />
EMAIL REGINABROWN@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7095<br />
OFFICE L-319<br />
FINANCIAL ANALYSTS $34.67 $72,100 +31%<br />
FINANCIAL MANAGERS $27.33 $56,800 +29%<br />
QQ<br />
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Accounting Clerk<br />
Accounting Assistant
ALTERNATIVE/<br />
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY<br />
WHAT IS ALTERNATIVE/SUSTAINABLE ENERGY?<br />
Alternative/Sustainable Energy<br />
is the process of converting<br />
radiation from the sun, wind<br />
currents and other alternative<br />
sources into electricity. Since<br />
the invention of the first silicon<br />
solar cell, through the energy<br />
crisis of the 1970s and into the<br />
new millennium, there has been<br />
a steady increase in the interest<br />
and push toward Alternative/<br />
Sustainable Energy.<br />
career pathways<br />
America’s ever-expanding<br />
business, industrial and<br />
residential energy needs,<br />
along with growing demand<br />
for alternatives to coal and oil,<br />
means well-qualified technicians<br />
are needed in every area of<br />
Alternative/Sustainable Energy.<br />
From manufacturing and<br />
installation to service and repair,<br />
Eastfield’s program prepares you<br />
for work in this high-demand<br />
career field.<br />
Environmental Engineering<br />
Technician<br />
Environmental Sciences and<br />
Protection Technician<br />
Environmental Compliance<br />
Inspector<br />
PV Installer<br />
Small Wind Installer<br />
First-Line Supervisor or<br />
Manager Of Construction<br />
Trades Workers<br />
Heating, Air Conditioning and<br />
Refrigeration Mechanic and<br />
Installer<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
$19.87 $41,300 +25%<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND<br />
PROTE<strong>CT</strong>ION TECHNICIANS<br />
$19.71 $41,000 +19%<br />
Sustainable careers<br />
are here...be ready!<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
FACULTY CLAY RAWLINS<br />
EMAIL CRAWLINS@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7670<br />
OFFICE L-103<br />
FACULTY ARCH DYE<br />
EMAIL ADYE@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-8358<br />
OFFICE L-104<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE<br />
INSPE<strong>CT</strong>ORS<br />
$23.24 $48,300 +13%<br />
CONSTRU<strong>CT</strong>ION MANAGERS $33.69 $70,100 +26%<br />
COST ESTIMATORS $27.33 $56,800 +29%<br />
FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS OR<br />
MANAGERS OF CONSTRU<strong>CT</strong>ION<br />
TRADES WORKERS<br />
HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING<br />
AND REFRIGERATION<br />
MECHANICS AND INSTALLERS<br />
$24.96 $51,900 +22%<br />
$18.04 $37,500 +24%<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Renewable/Sustainable<br />
Energy Technician AAS<br />
Certificate<br />
QQ<br />
Renewable/Sustainable<br />
Energy Technician
AUTO BODY<br />
TECHNOLOGY<br />
WHAT WILL I LEARN?<br />
Auto Body Technology is<br />
designed to qualify students<br />
for positions in the repairing,<br />
rebuilding, and refinishing of<br />
vehicles damaged in collisions<br />
and other accidents.These<br />
specialized skills are offered<br />
through both a two-year<br />
associate degree program and<br />
multiple one-year certificate<br />
programs.<br />
Students will develop skills in<br />
the use of body shop tools,<br />
equipment and materials, as<br />
well as in frame alignment, body<br />
alignment and glass replacement.<br />
Instruction is also offered in<br />
removing dents from fenders and<br />
body panels, welding torn metal,<br />
replacing badly damaged parts<br />
and body painting.<br />
We even have a Custom Auto/<br />
Street Rod Fabrication certificate<br />
track for individuals who want<br />
to explore the basic techniques<br />
needed to design, modify and<br />
build street rods or custom<br />
automobiles.<br />
The overall program includes<br />
developmental knowledge in<br />
bookkeeping, estimating, and<br />
repair orders. Eastfield College’s<br />
modern auto body laboratory<br />
is equipped with the finest auto<br />
repair equipment.<br />
Skilled auto body repairers and<br />
refinishers can have careers with<br />
automobile repair shops, trucking<br />
companies and bus lines, or<br />
working for federal, state or local<br />
governments.<br />
career pathways<br />
Aircraft Body Repairer<br />
Auto Body Repairer<br />
Auto Body Technician<br />
Auto Damage Appraiser<br />
Automotive Developer and<br />
Designer<br />
Automotive Painter<br />
Body Repair Technician<br />
Welder And Metal Worker<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Auto Body Technology<br />
AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
Shape Your Future.<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR CARLOS OJEDA<br />
EMAIL CARLOSOJEDA@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7283<br />
OFFICE T-150<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
AUTOMOTIVE BODY<br />
REPAIRERS<br />
GLAZIERS<br />
(GLASS REPAIRERS)<br />
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS<br />
AND EXAMINERS<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
$17.11 $35,600 +11%<br />
$15.01 $31,200 +21%<br />
$26.89 $55,900 +18%<br />
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Auto Body Metal<br />
Technician<br />
Auto Body Painter<br />
Auto Body Shop<br />
Management<br />
Auto Body Technology<br />
Custom Auto/Street Rod<br />
Fabrication
AUTOMOTIVE<br />
TECHNOLOGY<br />
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE<br />
The purpose of this program is to prepare students for entrylevel<br />
employment as automotive technicians. It is expected<br />
that students will enter the automotive industry workforce.<br />
This program reflects a building-block approach from simple<br />
to complex and includes theory, diagnosis, repair and<br />
maintenance of automobiles, including late model vehicles<br />
with electronic systems. Emphasis is placed on operational<br />
theory, practical skills and accepted shop procedures.<br />
HIGH-PERFORMANCE MODIFICATION<br />
Eastfield’s High-Performance Modification program takes<br />
students to the next level, presenting theory and hands-on<br />
experience with an emphasis on engine tuning and highperformance<br />
engine modifications utilizing an all-wheel drive<br />
chassis dyno.<br />
career pathways<br />
Service Technician<br />
Master Technician<br />
Director of Fixed Operations<br />
Shop Foreman<br />
Service Manager<br />
CERTIFIED<br />
®<br />
®<br />
DEGREE<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
QQ<br />
General Automotive<br />
Career Training AAS<br />
Get your career in<br />
gear with a general<br />
service technician<br />
degree or a factory<br />
sponsored program.<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR KEVIN GILES<br />
EMAIL KEVINGILES@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7057<br />
OFFICE T-111A<br />
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR<br />
AND MAINTENANCE<br />
$17.28 $35,930 26.90%<br />
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS $20.89 $43,450 18.62%<br />
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, ACCESSORIES,<br />
AND TIRE STORES<br />
AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT<br />
RENTAL AND LEASING<br />
MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTOR<br />
VEHICLE PARTS AND SUPPLIES<br />
MERCHANT WHOLESALERS<br />
$16.43 $34,170 12.09%<br />
$17.71 $36,830 3.38%<br />
$18.83 $39,170 3.12%<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Chassis Service Technician<br />
Electronics & Climate<br />
Controls Technician<br />
Engine Repair &<br />
Performance Technician<br />
Transmission Service<br />
Technician<br />
High-Performance<br />
Modification
TOYOTA T-TEN<br />
Eastfield College Toyota T-TEN is an<br />
intensive professional program geared<br />
toward training today’s Toyota, Scion<br />
and Lexus technicians.<br />
Toyota • Scion • Lexus<br />
TECHNICIAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
Upon completion of a two-year<br />
program, students will earn an Associate of Applied Science in<br />
Automotive Technology – Toyota Technician Training Education<br />
Network degree. Students will also complete nine Toyota factory<br />
certifications and two ASE certifications.<br />
HONDA PA<strong>CT</strong><br />
Honda’s Professional<br />
Automotive Career<br />
Training (PA<strong>CT</strong>) program<br />
is designed for students seeking a career—as a service<br />
technician—at a Honda or Acura dealership.<br />
Eastfield College Honda PA<strong>CT</strong> is an aggressive<br />
professional program geared toward training today’s<br />
Honda and Acura technicians. Upon completion of a two<br />
year program students will earn an Associate of Applied<br />
Science in Automotive Technology – Honda degree and<br />
factory certification.<br />
CERTIFIED<br />
®<br />
®<br />
career pathways<br />
career pathways<br />
Service Technician<br />
Service Manager<br />
Service Technician<br />
Service Manager<br />
Director of Fixed Operations<br />
Master Toyota Technician<br />
Director of Fixed Operations<br />
Master Honda Technician<br />
CERTIFIED<br />
®<br />
®<br />
Shop Foreman<br />
Shop Foreman<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Toyota Automotive<br />
Career Training AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Chassis Service Technician<br />
Electronics & Climate<br />
Controls Technician<br />
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR<br />
AND MAINTENANCE<br />
$17.28 $35,930 26.90%<br />
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS $20.89 $43,450 18.62%<br />
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, ACCESSORIES,<br />
AND TIRE STORES<br />
AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT<br />
RENTAL AND LEASING<br />
MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTOR<br />
VEHICLE PARTS AND SUPPLIES<br />
MERCHANT WHOLESALERS<br />
$16.43 $34,170 12.09%<br />
$17.71 $36,830 3.38%<br />
$18.83 $39,170 3.12%<br />
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR<br />
AND MAINTENANCE<br />
$17.28 $35,930 26.90%<br />
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS $20.89 $43,450 18.62%<br />
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, ACCESSORIES,<br />
AND TIRE STORES<br />
AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT<br />
RENTAL AND LEASING<br />
MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTOR<br />
VEHICLE PARTS AND SUPPLIES<br />
MERCHANT WHOLESALERS<br />
$16.43 $34,170 12.09%<br />
$17.71 $36,830 3.38%<br />
$18.83 $39,170 3.12%<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Honda Professional<br />
Automotive Career<br />
Training AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Chassis Service Technician<br />
Electronics & Climate<br />
Controls Technician<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Engine Repair &<br />
Performance Technician<br />
Transmission Service<br />
Technician<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR ELIAS ALBA<br />
EMAIL EALBA@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7053<br />
OFFICE T-191<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR ELIAS ALBA<br />
EMAIL EALBA@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7053<br />
OFFICE T-191<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Engine Repair &<br />
Performance Technician<br />
Transmission Service<br />
Technician
BUSINESS AND<br />
MANAGEMENT<br />
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS<br />
Two Similar, Yet Different Degrees<br />
The Business Administration and Management<br />
degree plans share some of the same course<br />
requirements, but differ in key aspects:<br />
Business Administration focuses on a diverse<br />
curriculum by requiring business law, marketing<br />
and additional accounting and economics<br />
coursework—above and beyond the business<br />
and management courses. The intent is for<br />
students to develop a wide range of knowledge<br />
that would be used in entrepreneurial ventures,<br />
small business development and<br />
corporate-level careers.<br />
Management focuses on supervising,<br />
human resources, and decision making with an<br />
additional concentration on job-related growth<br />
and development including up to 12 college<br />
credits for job-related learning; that is, applying<br />
the skills you learn in your current work setting<br />
(must be working). The intent is to develop<br />
management skills that lead to employment,<br />
job enrichment, and upward mobility in<br />
your career.<br />
career pathways<br />
Food Service Manager<br />
General and Operations Manager<br />
Human Resources Assistant<br />
Sales Manager<br />
Small Business Owner<br />
Other Management Positions<br />
DEGREE<br />
Learn to manage<br />
your business and<br />
employees.<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM CHAIR EMILIO M.D. LOPEZ, JR.<br />
EMAIL EMILIOLOPEZ@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7118<br />
OFFICE L-325<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
FOOD SERVICE MANAGERS $22.98 $47,800 +2%<br />
GENERAL AND OPERATIONS<br />
MANAGERS<br />
$46.66 $97,100 +12%<br />
HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANTS $17.60 $36,600 -1%<br />
SALES MANAGERS $56.44 $117,400 +8%<br />
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics<br />
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Business Administration<br />
AAS<br />
Management AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Human Resources<br />
Assistant<br />
Supervisor<br />
Management
BUSINESS OFFICE<br />
SYSTEMS & SUPPORT<br />
(BOSS)<br />
BUSINESS OFFICE SYSTEMS AND SUPPORT<br />
Want to take charge of your career by<br />
developing skills vital to today’s marketplace?<br />
Prepare for a competitive business environment<br />
with our Business Office Systems and Support<br />
(BOSS) program.<br />
Whether you have little computer experience or<br />
are an experienced professional, we have a place<br />
for you. You’ll learn basic keyboarding skills as<br />
well as the most in-demand software programs<br />
used in the workplace today.<br />
Students can pursue recognized industry<br />
certification, an associate degree or continued<br />
career training. At Eastfield College, we’ll help<br />
you develop the skills to become a productive<br />
member of the business community.<br />
Call us about the BOSS program today!<br />
career pathways<br />
Executive Secretary<br />
Administrative Assistant<br />
Receptionist<br />
Information Clerk<br />
Secretary (general)<br />
Virtual Assistant<br />
Train for today’s<br />
digital offices.<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR KATHY HARRIS<br />
EMAIL KATHYHARRIS@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-8307<br />
OFFICE T-142<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES<br />
AND<br />
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS<br />
RECEPTIONISTS AND<br />
INFORMATION CLERKS<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
$20.92 $43,500 +16%<br />
$11.40 $23,700 +16%<br />
SECRETARIES (GENERAL) $14.15 $29,400 +16%<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Executive Assistant AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
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Administrative Support<br />
Office Assistant<br />
Software Application<br />
Specialist
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN<br />
AND DRAFTING<br />
CNC MACHINING<br />
WHAT IS<br />
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN?<br />
The CAD department offers a twoyear<br />
associate degree and multiple<br />
certificates. A flexible curriculum<br />
allows students to specialize in many<br />
different types of computer-aided<br />
design. The laboratories contain PC and<br />
Sun workstations, along with printers,<br />
plotters and overhead teaching devices.<br />
Laboratory computers contain the latest<br />
releases of AutoCAD, AutoDesk Revit,<br />
AutoDesk Inventor, Solidworks, and<br />
other CAD software.<br />
On-line courses leading to certificates<br />
and degrees are also offered.<br />
What is CNC machining?<br />
Computer numerical control (CNC) machining is used in both<br />
metal and plastic parts manufacturing to control various<br />
tools—lathes, mills, grinders and routers.<br />
Eastfield College maintains both CNC and manual machining<br />
labs for students to become proficient in the programming,<br />
setup and operation of CNC equipment as it is practiced by<br />
industry professionals.<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR<br />
ROSE DENUNZIO<br />
EMAIL ROSEDENUNZIO@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7221<br />
OFFICE T-017<br />
DEGREE<br />
career pathways<br />
Architecture<br />
Biomechanical Systems<br />
Building Engineering<br />
Civil Engineering<br />
Construction<br />
Digital Circuit Design<br />
Electrical Engineering<br />
Electronic and Electrical Design<br />
Electronic Design Automation<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR MARQUES WASHINGTON<br />
EMAIL MARQUESWASHINGTON@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7338<br />
0FFICE T-016<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
ARCHITE<strong>CT</strong>URAL<br />
AND CIVIL DRAFTERS<br />
CIVIL ENGINEERING<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
$21.01 $43,700 + 7%<br />
$18.21 $37,900 +16%<br />
$24.66 $51,300 +5 %<br />
career pathways<br />
Machining and Advanced Manufacturing<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
CNC MACHINISTS $18.85 $39,200 27.39%<br />
CNC PROGRAMMERS $23.64 $49,170 .9%<br />
MACHINIST<br />
TOOL & DIE MAKERS<br />
$19.67 $40,910 7%<br />
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Computer-Aided Design<br />
and Drafting AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
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Computer-Aided Design<br />
and Drafting Enhanced<br />
Skills<br />
Computer-Aided Design<br />
Operator<br />
Advanced<br />
Computer-Aided Design<br />
Operator<br />
CAD/CAM-CNC Machining
COMPUTER<br />
INFORMATION<br />
TECHNOLOGY<br />
WHAT IS COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY?<br />
The Computer Information Technology (CIT) program prepares you for today’s constantly changing<br />
workplace with several separate career paths, each offering skill specific awards. Based on the skill sets<br />
you build, you’ll have a wide variety of options in a competitive job market.<br />
The computer industry is one of the largest and fastest-growing in the world. The rapid spread of<br />
computer based technologies requires skilled technicians wherever there are computers:<br />
• businesses of all kinds & sizes • schools and universities<br />
• government agencies<br />
• hospitals and health care facilities<br />
• non-profit organizations<br />
• homes and home-based businesses<br />
Network specialists design, install, configure, administer, evaluate and test a wide array of networks<br />
including<br />
• LANs (local area networks) • voice communication and wireless systems<br />
• WANs (wide area networks) • VPNs (virtual private networks)<br />
• Internet-based networks<br />
• and cloud-based networks.<br />
• intranets<br />
Personal computer support specialists<br />
• install computer hardware and software<br />
• interpret and resolve problems for users<br />
• provide technical support for hardware, software and systems.<br />
career pathways<br />
Computer Support Specialist<br />
Help Desk or End-User Support Technician<br />
FACULTY DAVID KIRK<br />
EMAIL DKIRK@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7679<br />
OFFICE C-286<br />
FACULTY EGES EGEDIGWE<br />
EMAIL EGES@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-8316<br />
OFFICE L-329<br />
FACULTY MIKE DOROSHOW<br />
EMAIL MIKEDOROSHOW@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7650<br />
OFFICE N-205<br />
Personal Computer Technician<br />
Network Security Specialist<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Personal Computer<br />
Support AAS<br />
Geeks rule...join the<br />
ranks!<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR YVONNE ROBINSON<br />
EMAIL YVONNER@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7122<br />
OFFICE L-307<br />
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS (STEM)<br />
DIVISION OFFICE C-202<br />
PHONE 972-860-7140<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
COMPUTER SUPPORT<br />
SPECIALISTS<br />
HELP DESK OR END USER<br />
SUPPORT TECHNICIANS<br />
PERSONAL COMPUTER<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
NETWORK SECURITY<br />
SPECIALISTS<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
$23.31 $48,900 +17%<br />
$15.52 $37,825 +13%<br />
$13.31 $27,289 +11%<br />
$35.00 $43,330 22%<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Help Desk/User Support<br />
Technician<br />
Personal Computer User<br />
Technology Support<br />
Personal Computer<br />
Specialist<br />
Information Security<br />
QQ<br />
Programmer Level 1<br />
QQ<br />
SoftwareProgrammer/<br />
Developer Assistant
CRIMINAL<br />
JUSTICE<br />
Law Enforcement<br />
At Eastfield College, our Criminal Justice program teaches the<br />
fundamentals of the criminal justice system and criminal justice skills.<br />
Students gain a working knowledge of law enforcement, corrections,<br />
investigations and juvenile justice.<br />
Whether you are entering college directly from high school or<br />
returning for a career change, consider Criminal Justice. With a<br />
Criminal Justice degree, you can enter many different professions.<br />
Eastfield’s multiple certificates and associate degree programs in<br />
Criminal Justice give students the opportunity to gain insight into the<br />
courts, crime prevention, police and corrections professions.<br />
Both the AA and AAS degrees will help the candidate enter into<br />
the Criminal Justice field in entry-level positions. The AA with Field<br />
of Study in Criminal Justice degree also forms the academic and<br />
technical foundation for a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.<br />
career pathways<br />
ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,<br />
Firearms and Explosives)<br />
IRS Criminal Investigator<br />
(Internal Revenue Service)<br />
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)<br />
Juvenile Detention<br />
Build a foundation<br />
for a career in<br />
law enforcement.<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR PATRICK PATTERSON<br />
EMAIL PATRICKPATTERSON@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7355 OFFICE W-101H<br />
FACULTY MICHAEL SANTIAGO<br />
EMAIL MSANTIAGO@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7690 OFFICE W-101G<br />
FACULTY GEORGE DEANGELIS<br />
EMAIL GDEANGELIS@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7239 OFFICE W-101E<br />
Courts<br />
U.S. Customs (Aid, Import<br />
Specialist, Inspector, Patrol Officer)<br />
DEA (Drug Enforcement<br />
Administration)<br />
Law Offices<br />
U.S. Marshall<br />
DA (District Attorney Offices)<br />
U.S. Department of Justice<br />
Prisons and Jails<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
Law Enforcement (Officer,<br />
Crime Scene Investigator,<br />
Homicide Squad)<br />
ICE (U.S. Immigration and<br />
Customs Enforcement)<br />
U.S. Secret Service<br />
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture<br />
State Police<br />
U.S. Border Patrol<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
POLICE OFFICERS $28.64 $56,130 +5%<br />
CRIME SCENE TECHS $26.60 $54,370 +10%<br />
FORENSIC SCIENCE TECHS $25.41 $52,840 +6%<br />
FORENSIC COMPUTER ANALYSTS $24.00 $68,105 +8%<br />
PROBATION OFFICERS $23.17 $48,190 -1%<br />
PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS $21.99 $45,740 +11%<br />
PARALEGALS $22.59 $46,990 +17%<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
AA with Field of Study in<br />
Criminal Justice<br />
Criminal Justice AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Criminal Forensics<br />
Criminal Digital Forensic<br />
Investigations Technician<br />
Criminal Justice 45-46 Hour<br />
Criminal Justice 30 Hour<br />
Criminal Justice Basic
What is Digital Media?<br />
DIGITAL MEDIA<br />
Do you<br />
• have a creative eye for design?<br />
• enjoy photography and the arts?<br />
• like to shoot video and dabble in Web design and<br />
animation?<br />
Careers in the fast-paced world of commercial design and<br />
multi-media publishing are booming, but they’ve changed<br />
tremendously in the past few years. You need the proper<br />
skills to succeed in today’s job market.<br />
Digital Media Technology prepares you for a career in<br />
digital arts with a strong background in the latest software,<br />
hardware and business skills. We also consult with industry<br />
employers to make sure you’ll have the training they want,<br />
right now.<br />
Our Digital Media classrooms feature Apple workstations<br />
loaded with the Adobe ® Creative Cloud suite of software.<br />
The associate degree includes classes in<br />
• PhotoShop ®<br />
• Illustrator ®<br />
• InDesign ®<br />
• After-Effects ®<br />
• Premiere ® Pro<br />
• Acrobat ® Pro<br />
• Lightroom ®<br />
Even if you’re not creative, you can have a great career<br />
in digital media. Many jobs involve digital pre-press and<br />
e-publication design, which both require digital media<br />
computer skills along with an eye for detail.<br />
career pathways<br />
Graphic Designer<br />
e-Publication Designer<br />
Digital Pre-press Technician<br />
Video Editor<br />
3-D Artist<br />
Web Designer<br />
Studio or Wedding Photographer<br />
Start your<br />
creative career now!<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
DEGREE<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR DAVID DANFORTH<br />
EMAIL DDANFORTH@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7069<br />
OFFICE L-113<br />
ARTS & COMMUNICATIONS<br />
DIVISION OFFICE G-138<br />
PHONE 972-860-7124<br />
GRAPHIC DESIGNERS $19.36 $40,300 +14%<br />
MULTIMEDIA ARTISTS $26.09 $54,300 +19%<br />
PHOTOGRAPHERS $13.61 $28,300 +18%<br />
DIGITAL PRE-PRESS<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
$14.15 $29,400 -12%<br />
QQ<br />
Digital Media AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Digital Photography<br />
Digital Pre-press<br />
Multimedia
ELE<strong>CT</strong>RONICS/<br />
COMPUTER<br />
TECHNOLOGY<br />
Electronics/COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY<br />
Do you like working with your hands? Do you enjoy problem-solving<br />
to make things work better? Train in one of our electronics-related<br />
technical programs—your career choices will be wide open!<br />
Electronics skills are required in a wide variety of occupations.<br />
Installation, troubleshooting and repair will most likely be a part of<br />
your job description, wherever you use your electronics skills.<br />
Our hands-on approach combines theory and practice. General<br />
knowledge of circuit boards, processors, electronic equipment and<br />
computer hardware and software will pave the way for more specific<br />
job-related skills in the area in which you specialize.<br />
career pathways<br />
Automobile Manufacturing<br />
Avionics and Aeronautics<br />
Computer-related fields<br />
Electronics Manufacturing<br />
Engineering<br />
HVAC Installation and Repair<br />
Health Care<br />
Robotics and Automated<br />
Manufacturing<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
ELE<strong>CT</strong>RICAL & ELE<strong>CT</strong>RONICS<br />
INSTALLERS & REPAIRERS,<br />
TRANSPORTATION<br />
EQUIPMENT<br />
$21.80 $45,300 +9%<br />
ELE<strong>CT</strong>RICAL & ELE<strong>CT</strong>RONICS<br />
REPAIRERS, COMMERCIAL &<br />
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT<br />
$24.77 $51,500 +13%<br />
DEGREES<br />
A world of<br />
possibilities<br />
at your fingertips!<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
FACULTY ARCH DYE<br />
EMAIL ADYE@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-8358<br />
OFFICE L-104<br />
FACULTY CLAY RAWLINS<br />
EMAIL CRAWLINS@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7670<br />
OFFICE L-103<br />
ELE<strong>CT</strong>RO-MECHANICAL<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
$25.25 $52,500 +2%<br />
$24.96 $51,900 +5%<br />
$23.79 $49,900 +4%<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Electronic Systems<br />
Technician AAS<br />
Electronics/Computer<br />
Technology AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Basic Electronics<br />
Technology<br />
Technical Platform
HEATING,<br />
VENTILATING AND<br />
AIR CONDITIONING<br />
WHAT IS HVAC?<br />
Heating, Ventilation, and Air<br />
Conditioning systems control<br />
temperature, humidity and total<br />
air quality in all types of buildings.<br />
Refrigeration systems make it<br />
possible to store and transport<br />
food, medicine and thousands of<br />
other perishable items.<br />
Rapidly changing laws have<br />
created a huge need for highly<br />
trained workers who can keep up<br />
with environmental regulations<br />
and specialized handling; and in<br />
Texas, there’s always a need for<br />
technicians who can keep the air<br />
conditioners running! Eastfield’s<br />
program furnishes the theory and<br />
practice to qualify students for<br />
employment in the various areas<br />
of the air conditioning and<br />
refrigeration industry.<br />
career pathways<br />
HVAC Technician<br />
HVAC Part/Equipment Sales<br />
HVAC Installer<br />
HVAC Helper<br />
HVAC Maintenance<br />
DEGREES<br />
Hone your skills for<br />
this high-demand<br />
field.<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
HVAC MECHANICS<br />
AND INSTALLERS<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
$18.73 $39,000 +31%<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Air Conditioning and<br />
Refrigeration Technology<br />
AAS<br />
Air Conditioning and<br />
Refrigeration Technology<br />
— Residential AAS<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR DANNY B. BURRIS<br />
EMAIL DANNYBURRIS@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7377<br />
OFFICE T-155<br />
HVAC MAINTENANCE $14.95 $31,100 +18%<br />
HVAC PART /<br />
EQUIPMENT SALES<br />
$12.74 $26,500 +18%<br />
HVAC HELPERS $11.65 $24,200 +18%<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Residential - Technician I<br />
Residential - Technician III<br />
(Level II Certificate)
MECHATRONICS<br />
WHAT IS MECHATRONICS?<br />
Mechatronics is a relatively new technology discipline that integrates mechanical energy with electronic<br />
and intelligent computer control in the design and manufacture of industrial products and processes.<br />
A Mechatronics Technology Certificate prepares you for a wide range of job opportunities in<br />
industrial maintenance across many sectors of the economy, including manufacturing, health care,<br />
service and leisure, government, education and the military.<br />
Mechatronics technicians are involved in robotics, automated manufacturing and packaging,<br />
automobiles, airplanes, gas pumps, vending, gaming, ATM machines, heating and cooling systems,<br />
and renewable energy systems.<br />
career pathways<br />
Aerospace Engineering Technician<br />
Electrical And Electronics Engineering<br />
Technician<br />
Electrical And Electronics Repairer<br />
Electric Delivery Technician<br />
Electro-Mechanical Technician (including Robotics)<br />
Environmental Engineering Technician<br />
Energy Services Technician<br />
Industrial Engineering Technician<br />
Industrial Machinery Mechanic<br />
Mechanical Engineering Technician<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
$28.88 $60,100 +14%<br />
ELE<strong>CT</strong>RICAL AND ELE<strong>CT</strong>RONICS<br />
ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS<br />
$27.14 $56,500 +12%<br />
ELE<strong>CT</strong>RICAL AND<br />
ELE<strong>CT</strong>RONICS REPAIRERS<br />
$24.06 $50,000 +14%<br />
Learn to master<br />
the machines!<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
FACULTY ARCH DYE<br />
EMAIL ADYE@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-8358<br />
OFFICE L-104<br />
FACULTY CLAY RAWLINS<br />
EMAIL CRAWLINS@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7670<br />
OFFICE L-103<br />
ELE<strong>CT</strong>RO-MECHANICAL<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
(INCLUDING ROBOTICS)<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS<br />
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY<br />
MECHANICS<br />
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING<br />
TECHNICIANS<br />
$22.68 $47,200 N/A<br />
$22.78 $47,400 +25%<br />
$27.10 $56,400 +20%<br />
$21.87 $45,500 +40%<br />
$27.07 $56,300 +15%<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Advanced Manufacturing/<br />
Mechatronics Technology<br />
AAS<br />
CERTIFICATE<br />
QQ<br />
Advanced Manufacturing/<br />
Mechatronics Technology
SUBSTANCE ABUSE<br />
COUNSELOR TRAINING<br />
Substance Abuse Counseling<br />
Substance Abuse Counseling is offered both as a two-year<br />
associate degree program and as a one-year certificate program.<br />
We also offer a Mental Health/Substance Abuse Prevention<br />
Certificate.<br />
The Substance Abuse Counseling Program is designed to<br />
prepare qualified and competent graduates to enter the field of<br />
human services and to provide specialized services to individuals<br />
and their families who are experiencing the affects of substance<br />
use disorders. Graduates of this program will have the necessary<br />
educational requirements to become eligible for testing.<br />
Students will gain required work experience as Counselorsin-Training<br />
(C.I.) upon completion of the required hours of<br />
classroom instruction. The course DAAC 2366 - Practicum or<br />
Field Experience will provide a structured, supervised practicum<br />
in off-campus approved laboratory training sites.<br />
career pathways<br />
Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor<br />
Human Services-Board Certified Practitioner<br />
National Certified Addictions Counselor<br />
Recovery Support Specialist<br />
JOB SITES<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
OUTPATIENT CARE CENTERS $16.74 $34,830 9.5%<br />
Get qualified to<br />
counsel and advise<br />
individuals and<br />
their families.<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR PHILLIP ORTIZ<br />
EMAIL PHILLIPORTIZ@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-391-1037<br />
OFFICE N-210<br />
RESIDENTIAL MENTAL<br />
HEALTH FACILITIES<br />
INDIVIDUAL AND<br />
FAMILY SERVICES<br />
LOCAL GOVERNMENT<br />
(OES DESIGNATION)<br />
GENERAL MEDICAL AND<br />
SURGICAL HOSPITALS<br />
$14.37 $29,890 5.6%<br />
$15.97 $33,230 4.2%<br />
$19.20 $39,940 0.5%<br />
$19.19 $39,920 0.7%<br />
DEGREE<br />
QQ<br />
Substance Abuse<br />
Counseling AAS<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Substance Abuse<br />
Counseling<br />
Mental Health/Substance<br />
Abuse Prevention
WELDING<br />
TECHNOLOGY<br />
WHY WELDING?<br />
Welding is both a technical skill and a creative art with many<br />
different applications. Eastfield College’s program can help<br />
you train for all aspects of welding. The three certificates are<br />
designed to provide opportunities for students to develop skills<br />
necessary to qualify for plate or pipe certifications in accordance<br />
with the American Welding Society (AWS) or American<br />
Petroleum Institute (API) welding procedures. These same skills<br />
may be applied to creative endeavors.<br />
Students develop the skills sets required of the various arc<br />
welding processes and the oxyacetylene and plasma cutting<br />
processes. Some topics covered include<br />
• Welding Safety<br />
• Characteristics of Metals<br />
• Welding skill set development<br />
• Blue Print Reading<br />
• Pattern Layout<br />
• Fabrication<br />
Career paths in welding include<br />
• Construction and Manufacturing<br />
• Distribution and sales<br />
• Inspection and Certification<br />
• Teaching in high schools, trade schools or community colleges<br />
• Technical sales<br />
• Artistic welding such as metal sculpture, decorative ironwork<br />
and outdoor furniture<br />
With demand for skilled welders rising and the technology of welding<br />
becoming more advanced, students have a unique opportunity to<br />
learn a career that can be shaped around their interests.<br />
career pathways<br />
Aerospace/Aviation<br />
Auto/Vehicle Making<br />
Building and Bridge Construction<br />
Ship Building<br />
Maintenance Repair<br />
Manufacturing<br />
Metal Fabrication<br />
Railroad Construction and Repair<br />
Oil Rig Work/Land and Sea<br />
Artist/Sculptor/Designer<br />
Spark your<br />
new career!<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
CERTIFICATES<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR JEFF MITCHELL<br />
EMAIL JEFFMITCHELL@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7066<br />
OFFICE T-185<br />
AUTO BODY REPAIRERS $17.61 $36,600 +11%<br />
CONSTRU<strong>CT</strong>ION WORKERS $11.59 $24,100 +17%<br />
SCULPTORS AND<br />
OTHER FINE ARTISTS<br />
$18.16 $37,800 +8%<br />
WELDERS AND SOLDERERS $16.82 $35,000 +24%<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
QQ<br />
Gas Metal Arc Welding<br />
(GMAW)<br />
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding<br />
(GTAW)<br />
Shielded Metal Arc<br />
Welding (SMAW)
WORKFORCE, CORPORATE<br />
& CONTINUING EDUCATION<br />
DIVISION<br />
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT:<br />
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY<br />
criminal justice police academy<br />
The Eastfield College Criminal Justice Training<br />
Center provides various training in the field<br />
of law enforcement. These programs range<br />
from complete entry-level training for the<br />
law enforcement profession to skills upgrade<br />
training for the veteran police officer. Our<br />
TCOLE Certified Police Academy is highly<br />
ranked throughout the State of Texas with a<br />
first time state pass rate of 97% on the State<br />
licensing exam. We are one of the few Police<br />
Academies in North Texas that accept students<br />
not sponsored by a law enforcement agency.<br />
Sample Criminal Justice courses and<br />
electives include<br />
• Basic Peace Officer course<br />
• Intermediate required core courses<br />
• Mandatory TCOLE required courses<br />
• Specialized Law Enforcement courses<br />
• Non-lethal Weapons courses<br />
• Judgment Simulator - Use of Force Options<br />
Advance/change<br />
your career and<br />
pursue personal<br />
interests!<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
EXECUTIVE DEAN ROY BOND<br />
EMAIL 4CONTINUINGED@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7113<br />
0FFICE W-117<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM DIRE<strong>CT</strong>OR RANDY STEWART<br />
EMAIL RANDYSTEWART@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-391-1084 0FFICE W-101
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT:<br />
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE<br />
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT:<br />
TEACHER ASSISTANT PREPARATION<br />
certified nurse aide<br />
Our seven-week Certified Nurse<br />
Aide Training program is designed to<br />
provide basic nursing assistant skills and<br />
knowledge needed to help patients of<br />
all ages. Nurse Aides work under the<br />
nurse’s supervision, keeping the nurse<br />
informed of each patient and performing<br />
most daily tasks.<br />
Eligible candidates for this program<br />
must be at least 18 years<br />
of age with a high school diploma or<br />
equivalency. Tuition is $900 and does<br />
not include textbook(s) or uniform.<br />
Job opportunities for nursing assistants<br />
are expected to grow<br />
at a rate of 21% over the 2012–2022<br />
decade.<br />
Source: (BLS), www.bls.gov<br />
Annual salary range is $24,650 – $35,950<br />
and may vary depending on location,<br />
experience and hours.<br />
Do you love helping children?<br />
The Teacher Asistant Preparation program is designed to train,<br />
prepare and mentor teacher assistant candidates to meet<br />
educational standards for entering employment in local<br />
school districts.<br />
Upon successful completion of the course, the student will:<br />
• Understand the importance of assisting the classroom teacher<br />
to provide high quality instruction.<br />
• Recognize and assist in addressing the assessed educational<br />
strengths and needs faced by diverse student populations.<br />
• Assist the classroom teacher in the implementation of<br />
research-based, high-gain strategies, to enable student<br />
mastery of basic skills across content areas.<br />
• Gain knowledge and experience success in effective teacher<br />
behaviors, acquiring the interest to pursue teacher certification.<br />
JOB TITLE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
HOURLY WAGE<br />
MEDIAN<br />
ANNUAL SALARY<br />
EXPE<strong>CT</strong>ED<br />
GROWTH RATE<br />
THROUGH 2018<br />
career pathways<br />
Hospitals<br />
Home Health<br />
Clinics<br />
Retirement Homes<br />
TEACHER ASSISTANTS $10.96 -$15.89 $22,858-$33,144 15%<br />
career pathways<br />
Teacher Assistant - Bilingual/ESL<br />
Teacher Assistant - Special Education<br />
Teacher Assistant - Pre-K<br />
Teacher Assistant - Duty free<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR SCHNEIL DUNN<br />
EMAIL SCHNEILDUNN@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7077 0FFICE W-133<br />
CONTA<strong>CT</strong> INFORMATION<br />
PROGRAM COORDINATOR ROSANA MARTINEZ<br />
EMAIL ROSANAMARTINEZ@DCCCD.EDU<br />
PHONE 972-860-7102<br />
OFFICE W-129
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PROGRAMS<br />
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Workforce Development Classes<br />
Auto & Mechanical<br />
Auto Body<br />
Automotive Technology<br />
Child Development<br />
Teaching Assistant Preparation<br />
Criminal Justice<br />
Law Enforcement<br />
Information Technology<br />
Computer-Aided Design<br />
Computer Applications<br />
Digital Media<br />
Digital Photography<br />
Electronic Spreadsheets<br />
Word Processing<br />
Medical Occupations<br />
Anatomy & Physiology<br />
Certified Nurse Aide<br />
Computers in Health Care<br />
Emergency Medical Training<br />
Medical, Billing & Coding<br />
Phlebotomy<br />
Trades<br />
Drafting<br />
Electrical<br />
Electronic Circuitry & Soldering<br />
Forklift Operator<br />
Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning<br />
HVAC Test Prep<br />
HVAC Training<br />
Machine Shop<br />
Manufacturing<br />
Welding<br />
Woodworking<br />
community building Classes<br />
American Language Institute<br />
English as a Second Language<br />
Foreign Language<br />
Guided Studies<br />
GED Preparation<br />
Children & Youth<br />
Developmental Reading & Math<br />
Music<br />
Physical Education<br />
Theatre<br />
Leisure & Personal Interest<br />
Arts<br />
Dance<br />
Music<br />
Physical Education<br />
Arts and Communications division<br />
office G138 • phone: 972-860-7124 • Fax: 972-860-8342 • www.eastfieldcollege.edu/al<br />
STEM division<br />
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics<br />
Office C202 • phone: 972-860-7108/7297 • Fax: 972-860-7292 • www.eastfieldcollege.edu/smpe<br />
Social Sciences division<br />
office G237 • phone: 972-860-7156 • Fax:972-860-8319 • www.eastfieldcollege.edu/sshs<br />
Continuing Education/Workforce Development<br />
office W117 • phone: 972-860-7113 • fax: 972-860-8392 • www.eastfieldcollege.edu/Ced<br />
Career Technologies Division<br />
Office T143 • Phone: 972-860-7143 • Fax: 972-860-8393 • www.eastfieldcollege.edu/caat<br />
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Median wage, salary and expected growth rate statistics collected from www.careerinfonet.org, unless otherwise noted.<br />
AA—Associate in Arts degree<br />
AAS—Associate in Applied Science degree
3737 Motley Drive, Mesquite, Texas 75150 • www.eastfieldcollege.edu<br />
Eastfield College provides education and employment opportunities without discrimination on the basis of<br />
race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.
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