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Friday, February 20, 2009

Certificates Awarded in 2008

Congratulations to the following students.
Our certificates are more than just a piece of paper with your name of it. To be awarded a certificate, you not only have to complete the hours, but you must complete the work according to a specific level of excellence. The following are the 600 hour and 1050 hour certificates for 2008

600 hour Certificates:
Norma Montoya, Iris Barrera, Constance Koehler, Yuniesy Perez, Rochelle Santoy, Minerva Dominguez, Valerie Sherwood, Leslie Taylor, Diana Hurst, Trine Knepper, Drena St. John, Melissa King, Sue Hinman, Diana Coello, Jessica Rusnak

1050 Hour for Administrative Assistant
Martha Claybaugh, Sandra Sue Smith, Carol Mackie, Minerva Dominguez, Norma Montoya, Terrence Reilly, Contance Koehler, Diana Coello

1050 Hour for Medical Secretary
Guillermina Magdaleno, Louise Rowland, Amanda Jones, Minerva Donimguez

5 comments:

  1. Congradulations to all the students who got 600 hours in this class. Wish you all the luck for when you graduate out of the class and go on to a successful career.

    Alison Kicinski

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  2. Congratulations to all of the hard workers who received their 600 certificate award. Keep up your hard work, it will pay off in the long run.

    Shawn Yergey

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  3. Testing this page.
    KLONG

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  4. Might I suggest a college English course be added to the curriculum, as proper grammar and spelling are often required in the workplace.

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  5. We do cover grammar and spelling throughout the program. The more advanced classes in the Office Administration Program include books that cover just proofreading and grammar.

    To get a full college English course, a student would have to apply for a credit class. Several are available from basic to advanced.

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