Dublin Chamber Of Commerce: Take Your Career To The Next Level With An Industry Certification From Las Positas College

Dublin CA

19 August, 2021

12:29 PM

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Press release from the Dublin Chamber of Commerce: August 18, 2021 Las Positas College (LPC) is offering students the chance to get started in their next career or progress in their current role this fall with an Industry certificate. Students can choose to earn a professional certificate, an academic certificate or an endorsement in a variety of fields.   "Las Positas College has a wealth of industry certifications available for students to earn," said Vicki Shipman, Career Technical Education Project Manager at LPC. "Right now, it's important that people are able to get the skills they need so they are ready and able to get back to work.   Whether you're looking to further develop your skills or finish your certificate or degree, Las Positas College has options to get you there with industry certification programs in areas including the ever-changing field of Information, Communication and Technology, to hands-on training in Welding Technology or Automotive Technology, and for those interested in dedicating their lives to helping others, the option to work toward a career as a paramedic or Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).   For more information about all of the industry certifications available at Las Positas College, visit: laspositascollege.edu. About Las Positas College   Las Positas College currently enrolls 9,300 students and offers curriculum for students seeking transfer to a four-year college or university, career preparation, or basic skills education. The College provides university transfer classes, retraining classes for those in need of employment or career advancement, a first-time educational opportunity for many adults, enrichment classes for those seeking a broader perspective, and career and technical training for those entering the technical and paraprofessional workforce. This press release was produced by the Dublin Chamber of Commerce. The views expressed here are the author's own.