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5 ways community colleges help students develop career-ready skills

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Through industry-aligned curricula, hands-on learning experiences, and partnerships with local businesses, community colleges uniquely prepare students for immediate workforce entry or further educational pursuits. The post 5 ways community colleges help students develop career-ready skills appeared first on eCampus News.
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5 ways community colleges help students develop career-ready skills

Through industry-aligned curricula, hands-on learning experiences, and partnerships with local businesses, community colleges uniquely prepare students for immediate workforce entry or further educational pursuits. The post 5 ways community colleges help students develop career-ready skills appeared first on eCampus News.

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The ACCS announces expansion of healthcare training programs

The ACCS announced plans to expand its Health Science offerings across the state’s community colleges in 2025, specifically showcasing the new Nursing Support Technician-Certified option in a press conference conducted at the Alabama Archives and History Auditorium. Nursing Support Technicians gain advanced skills in tasks like drawing blood, assisting with respiratory care, and other fundamental nursing functions.

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