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Did you know...Seminole State's high-tech A.S. Degree programs give students the foundation to continue their education at four-year colleges/universities or enter the job market as a programmer. |
![]() Professional Certification ProgramsComputer programming and system analysis are two of the fastest growing occupations in Florida and throughout the United States. The Bureau of Labor Statistics ranks both in its top five list of fastest growing positions. A recent survey by the Information Technology Association of America estimated that 10% of the Information Technology jobs nationwide are unfilled. This means there is a high demand for professionals with these skills. Employees often measure the caliber of job candidates by the certifications they have earned. A certification is an internationally recognized credential from a high-tech company or organization such as Microsoft or ICCP (Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals). When you earn a certification, it means that you have proven skills in the computer programming and analysis field, and in a specific company's products. Certifications are earned by passing a certification exam. The tests measure your abilities in, and knowledge of, a field and product. Earning a certification is becoming a vital step for those entering a technology field. They can:
Both students and professionals are seeking certifications as a part of their career path. To help meet this need, and the business needs of our community, Seminole State offers several professional certification programs in Computer Programming and Analysis. The programs are designed to help you prepare for a certification exam. Programs include:
You can choose between two program options:
Certification exams can be taken at the Seminole State Professional Testing and Certification Center. The courses that Seminole State College provides as part of its professional certification programs are designed to help students prepare for a certification exam. To earn a certification, the student must pass the exam. Passing the courses does not guarantee that the student will pass the exam. |