The Open House will be a chance to tour the new Adult Education Building at MVCTC and to learn more about programs offered in Health Occupations, Public Safety, Industrial Trades, and Construction Trades. In order to meet the demands of the workforce MVCTC has added new programs for the coming year including:
- Dental Assisting, a 45-week full-time program starting new classes in March of 2010. Successful students are eligible to take the Ohio Certification Exam for Dental Assisting (CODA).
- Optometric Technician, a 48-Week full-time program teaching the skills necessary to assist an optometrist. A person in this position would assist in testing patients’ vision, providing frame styling services, and instructing patients in contact lens handling.
- Central Services Technician, an 11-week, short-term program. This class provides the student with the knowledge and skills to function as an effective Central Service Processing Technician. Job duties could include cleaning/decontaminating supplies & equipment, cleaning/caring for equipment, and packaging/sterilization of instruments. Students successfully completing this course may sit for the Certified Registered Central Service Technician (CRCST) exam.
MVCTC also offers financial aid opportunities for those who qualify, and if you are one of those affected by the closings of GM, Delphi or DHL then you are likely to be eligible for dislocated worker funds. Plan to visit MVCTC programs, meet instructors, and learn about acquiring skills to help make you employable in this new economy. For more information about the MVCTC Adult Education programs, visit http://ae.mvctc.com or call 800-716-7161.
MVCTC Adult Education Winter Quarter classes start in January 2010. Do not miss this opportunity to receive the training you need for the job you want. MVCTC, your future starts here!
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