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Info session details Collin College’s new management certificate

by | Jul 9, 2015 | Education

From Staff Reports

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Students interested in the new Competency-Based Business Management Certificate Program being offered at Collin College this fall can attend an information session from 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday, July 9 at the Preston Ridge Campus.

The new certificate program allows participants to earn credit for business skills they use every day. The program is perfect for people who would like to earn a business certificate in a job market where an advanced education is rewarded.

Program participants use their professional work experience, knowledge and skills to demonstrate core concepts like communication, team building, leadership, critical thinking, human resources management and organized skills.

Participants work at their own pace with online classes accessible through any computer and avoid repeating material they have already mastered. This allows them to decide how quickly they want to complete the program, making the program cost effective as well, because participants can complete the certificate in one semester, saving time and money.

To learn more about the campus, visit collin.edu/academics/programs/businessmanagement.html or by contacting program administrators at [email protected].

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