Career Education
Career Education programs meet the short-term training needs and long-term vocational, technical, and occupational needs of the residents of Southeast Alaska. These programs provide specific job-related skills for employment, lifelong learning opportunities, and professional advancement that enable graduates to function effectively in a technology-dependent society.
There are many opportunities available to you through Career Education including programs in Applied Technology and Health Occupations.
Programs by Campus:
NATEF Recertification
UAS Automotive Technology program receives NATEF Recertification
Career Education Faculty Book Signing Event
On February 29, 2008 the UAS Bookstore hosted a Faculty Author Booksigning. Highlighted faculty author's include:
Automotive Program Head Tony Martin's featured book is Hybrid and Alternative Fuel Vehicles.
Computer Information & Office Systems faculty Rick McDonald's featured book is Network Fundamentals CCNA Exploration Companion Guide.
A variety of teaching methods are used, including distance delivery through audio, video, Internet and printed materials. Vocational-technical laboratories provide students with state-of-the-art equipment comparable to what would be encountered in industry.
Take your time reviewing the information included here and please contact us to get started toward a career in your area of interest. Whether you are already working and would like to further develop your knowledge and skills, you are just starting along the career pathway, or you are interested in a change, we have many options available to you. We look forward to visiting with you more and seeing you in class very soon. For more information, call (907) 796-6120.
Fall 2008 Course Search
UAS School of Career Education and the
Alaskan Works Partnership bring you the 2008
Last updated on Wed, 07 May 2008
