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A study of inventory control concepts and techniques.  Course A in the Inventory Control series provides an overview of logistics and a focus on costs associated with inventory.  Courses A, B, and C in the Inventory Control Series includes cost concepts, determining size and nature of inventory, forecasting, and inventory planning and control.  Also includes ordering methods, controlling pilferage, and matching customer demand with supply.  NOTE: basic math skills for simple computation are used.  Students completing Inventory Control A,B, C may apply for prior learning to earn 3 credits toward certification in logistics.  Logistics Certificate requires completion of Inventory Control, Computerized Logistics, Warehouse Management, Transportation and Traffic Management, Purchasing.

Are you interested in acquiring the knowledge, skills, and abilities of a safety professional and learning how to become a safety asset in a global work environment? Here is your chance to explore the theories and principles of safety regulatory issues and their practical uses in the workplace. Participants will learn how to design, develop, and implement a safety management system for a variety of organizations to protect people from hazards in the workplace. Participants will also examine safety engineering work and project management and leave with a greater understanding of their role within the safety field as a leader and problem solver. 

Five courses to prepare students for an entry level role in IT Support. Includes technical support fundamentals, computer networking, operating sytems, system administration, infrastructure services, security and defenses against threats an attacks. This certification has wide application with employers that have an information technology department or technological capacity.

Five courses to prepare students for an entry level role in IT Support. Includes technical support fundamentals, computer networking, operating sytems, system administration, infrastructure services, security and defenses against threats an attacks. This certification has wide application with employers that have an information technology department or technological capacity.

Five courses to prepare students for an entry level role in IT Support. Includes technical support fundamentals, computer networking, operating sytems, system administration, infrastructure services, security and defenses against threats an attacks. This certification has wide application with employers that have an information technology department or technological capacity.

Five courses to prepare students for an entry level role in IT Support. Includes technical support fundamentals, computer networking, operating sytems, system administration, infrastructure services, security and defenses against threats an attacks. This certification has wide application with employers that have an information technology department or technological capacity.

A study of inventory control concepts and techniques.  Course B in the Inventory Control series provides an overview of the size and nature of inventory, and forecasting appropriate levels.  Courses A, B, and C in the Inventory Control Series includes cost concepts, determining size and nature of inventory, forecasting, and inventory planning and control.  Also includes ordering methods, controlling pilferage, and matching customer demand with supply.  NOTE: basic math skills for simple computation are used.  Students completing Inventory Control A,B, C may apply for prior learning to earn 3 credits toward certification in logistics.  Logistics Certificate requires completion of Inventory Control, Computerized Logistics, Warehouse Management, Transportation and Traffic Management, Purchasing.

A study of inventory control concepts and techniques.  Course C in the Inventory Control series builds upon the forecasting and cost techniques learned in the first two courses.  In this course students study inventory planning, securing and accuracy, and ordering methods.  Courses A, B, and C in the Inventory Control Series includes cost concepts, determining size and nature of inventory, forecasting, and inventory planning and control.  Also includes ordering methods, controlling pilferage, and matching customer demand with supply.  NOTE: basic math skills for simple computation are used.  Students completing Inventory Control A,B, C may apply for prior learning to earn 3 credits toward certification in logistics.  Logistics Certificate requires completion of Inventory Control, Computerized Logistics, Warehouse Management, Transportation and Traffic Management, Purchasing.

Learn the basics of accounting principles and how they are applied.

The course includes an introduction into financial accounting concepts, as well as an analysis of day-to-day business transactions, including financial statements. 

This in-depth course is perfect for small business owners, business managers, and those seeking new or improved knowledge of their company’s accounting. 

Become a Certified IT Professional and make more than $50,000 a year to start

Our IT Professional course trains students for entry-level employment in IT support, help desk, desktop support and general IT maintenance positions. The focus is on broad IT knowledge, technical customer support, troubleshooting, analysis, and problem solving.

Become Certified in LPI Linux Essentials

• Understand FOSS, various communities, and licenses
• Gain knowledge of open source applications in the workplace as they relate to closed source equivalents
• Learn basic concepts of hardware, processes, programs, and the components of the Linux Operating System
• Understand how to work on the command line and work with files and how to run simple scripts
• Demonstrate how to create and restore compressed backups and archives
• Demonstrate system security, users/groups and file permissions for public and private directories