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Business Management Specialist and Nurse`s Assistant - Careers in High DemandReleased on: October 21, 2007, 10:20 pm
business administration program teaches a wealth of computer software skills, and includes a capstone course that engages students in computerized business simulations. The associates degree in business management is a more comprehensive program, combining business school theory and practice to prepare students for entry-level management positions. For these types of positions, students must know how to use computers for business applications -- but, they also must understand different management and organizational strategies. CCC of El Paso, Texas and Las Cruces, New Mexico gives students choices to approaching their business education -- and, upon certification completion, students can work their way up the career ladder, or seek additional schooling at a four-year business school. Other career choices with staying power: accounting, information management, and Web design. CCC offers several other certificate programs, as well. Many of the programs offered at Las Cruces, NM and El Paso, TX deal with different types of information management: The medical information specialist training (MIST) teaches students to become competent managers and employees of medical offices. Cited as one of the fastest-growing job fields in the United States by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), medical billers, coders, and administrators are needed more than ever as government health care rules and regulations continue to change and evolve. Students are instructed in necessary skills, such as the proper use of a professional medical vocabulary; medical transcription; and insurance billing and coding. They are also instructed in the use of major proprietary software commonly used in medical offices. The legal assistant training certification is a school program that can be completed in 10 months. Students learn to deal with computerized legal office records management; use legal terminology; conduct legal transcriptions; and understand business law. Students can find careers as legal assistants or legal secretaries at law firms ranging from major corporate intellectual property firms to small pro bono practices. They can also work as legal transcribers at courthouses. The automated accounting degree program at CCC El Paso and Las Cruces teaches students to use professional accounting software packages. This software allows students to describe and work with large amounts of financial data. These software packages also allow students to organize and manage client data. Students are able to seek work as accountants in a variety of business settings, or can act as software testers for new accounting proprietary software packages. The network administration school at El Paso and Las Cruces enables students to leran the ins and outs of computer and network repair on networked and non-networked computers. They also learn how to network computers for business and industry. This program gives students the necessary skills to seek the CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, Microsoft MCSE, and CCNA certifications. Network administrators are needed in a variety of business settings, and might work for specialized computer repair or networking companies. The graphic design school program at El Paso and Las Cruces offers elements of Web design school and the fundamentals of graphic design best practices. Students learn how to work with raster and vector graphics; make Web banners, create unique graphics and logos; deal with stock photos and imported images; and design in 3D. Programming, word processing, and desktop publishing courses round out the Web design school curriculum. Graphic designers are needed in many industries, including journalism, information sciences, engineering, and health care. Studying in the Southwestern United States is a very different cultural experience. El Paso, Texas is located near the Franklin Mountains. It is home to many historical and art museums and is steeped in the rich culture of Mexican and American history. Las Cruces, New Mexico is a city that features a marriage of traditional village life and developing city amenities. Both cities that call CCC campuses home have distinct cultural blends, ethnic food and shopping experiences, and plenty of skilled Spanish speakers. The climate at CCC\'s campuses is generally warm and sunny, so students can shop, dine, and play outdoors year-round. CCC offers students comprehensive educational programs designed to meet the staffing needs and skill sets of business, nursing, and other industries. The Las Cruces and El Paso schools aim to assist dis-placed workers in finding new, useful job skills, while training younger workers for entry-level careers. Students are offered academic and vocational counseling through the school. Each academic program offers job-search techniques and grooms students to enter the workforce professionally. One additional attribute of CCC\'s academic mission is that it aims to be an active presence in the El Paso and Las Cruces communities. CCC demonstrates concern for special-needs students, such as those with learning disabilities; few or no useful work skills; academic drop-outs; and homeless, runaway, foster, and pregnant youths. The skills and training offered through the business school, nursing school, and other program certifications or associates degrees help these students enter the work force prepared to perform well. For more information, visit CCC on the Web href=http://www.computercareercenter.com>http://www.computercareercenter.com. The El Paso, Texas career training information line is (915) 779-8031. The Las Cruces, New Mexico career training center is (505) 556-1080. Contact: Philip Laboon Eyeflow LLC 5035 Clairton Blvd, Pittsburgh Phone : 412-253-0841 ### Web Site: http://www.computercareercenter.com Contact Details: Eyeflow LLC 5035 Clairton Blvd Pittsburgh, 15236 PA, USA phone: 412-253-0841 fax : 412-202-1138
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