Page 2 of 2, Advanced Certificate Programs in USA 2022

The ASI Medical Office Manager program is designed to prepare students for a multitude of entry level job titles in the medical field, topics covered in addition to those of Billing and Coding include Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook, along with QuickBooks and basic accounting principles. -

The ASI Medical Assisting with Coding and Office Administration program is designed to expose students to both the clinical, administrative and office technology aspects of the medical profession. -

For more than 75 years, Mercury Marine has made world-class outboards. What started in humble beginnings back in 1939, Mercury is now the largest marine propulsion system builder in the world. This Mercury Marine manufacturer-specific training will help prepare you with the skills you need to enter the marine industry. -

It seems that everyone around the country and the world wants a piece of the action in Florida. Our warm climate, gorgeous views, tourist attractions, and diverse populations make us one of the most attractive places to live, work, and visit. As one of the fastest-growing states in the country, according to the latest Census numbers, Florida is at the epicenter of construction and development. Are you ready to get your own piece of the action in building construction here in Florida? Let it start with an affordable education at Broward College. -

In just two years you can be working as an auto technician... have an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Auto Technology...and be part of the new breed of automotive specialists qualified to work on today’s highly-sophisticated cars. Many schools just offer automotive technology courses. At Broward College, your academic and automotive classes are combined into one comprehensive, affordable program. Plus, if selected, you can start earning an income—while still in school—working at a real dealership! -

The path we walk at the Ziegler School in our study of Jewish sacred texts is both new and old, fresh and well worn. We read writings that centuries of Jews have read, and we read them in dialogue with the generations of scholars – Geonim, Rishonim and Ahronim – who have read them before us. We also read those texts through lenses that have been ground by contemporary scholars in the Universities and Rabbinical seminaries in this country, in Israel, and around the world. The directive of Kohelet guides us: It is best that you grasp the one without letting go of the other, for the one who reveres God will attend to both (Kohelet 7:18). We understand the study of Jewish sacred writings as a spiritual practice. In this we stand in the long tradition ranging from the Talmud through the great centers of learning in Franco-Germany, Spain, North Africa, the Middle East, through the great yeshivot of Eastern Europe and into our own times. “After the Temple was destroyed, God was found in the four cubits of halakhic discussion (Berakhot 8a),” teach the Sages, who also assert “If you would learn to know the One at whose word the world came into being, learn aggadah (Sifrei Devarim, Piska 94).” The intellectual pursuit of subtle distinctions in halakhah, the close readings of Midrash and parshanut, or the joys of philosophical theology is itself a spiritual exercise. The intellectual and the spiritual are one on this path. -

All supporting documents (e.g. official transcripts, recommendations, personal statement, etc.) can be emailed to [email protected] Fall 2021 CUNY Grad App Fee Waiver - Fall 2021 applicants for this program will be waived if the $75 application fee. The Advanced Certificate Program in Autism consists of 12 credits (four 3-credit courses). The coursework and fieldwork opportunities will reflect a range of educational approaches and services available for persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The approach is eclectic and will include, but not be limited to, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), natural learning paradigms, relationship-based developmental models, and common practices of teaching in the field of ASD. Various philosophical, educational, psychological, and clinical paradigms will be incorporated. Throughout the curriculum, whenever appropriate, the counseling needs of families with individuals with ASD will also be addressed. We will also critically evaluate controversial popular but unproven alternative treatments. The curriculum will consist of lectures by faculty, readings of the professional literature, in-class discussions (with faculty and students), on-site observations, and fieldwork under close. -

This option gives students a unique multi-cultural perspective as well as a highly respected international credential to help compete in an increasingly global marketplace. -