Serve the community. Become an asset to the community and help those in need as a benefits program specialist.
The career studies certificate program includes several courses in human services including communication skills and professional skill development. You’ll also benefit from hands-on training with a coordinated internship.
Possibilities
The employment opportunities in the Human Services field are vast and expected to grow as the elderly population grows and the needs of impaired populations continue to increase. Explore options in fields such as social work, counseling, mental health care and more. Graduates with experience in this field become:
- drug and alcohol rehabilitation technicians
- nursing home aides
- community development assistants
- counseling or social service assistants
- childcare workers
- eligibility interviewers for government programs
- mental health counselors
- human service assistants
- substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
- teacher assistants
- case management aides
- adult daycare workers
Career Exploration
Learn more about a career in this field, how much it typically pays, what the demand is, and how your education can help you become qualified.
College Catalog
For the most up-to-date information about this program, including courses, credits, and other requirements, please refer to our College Catalog.
