Certificate Programs

The Certificate program requires a minimum of 33 credit hours or more (depending on the area of study).

Although each program area curriculum is designed to prepare the graduate for immediate employment, there is opportunity for continued education endeavors. Colleges and universities with similar program areas may accept credits earned in TSJC vocational program areas toward their degree requirements.

• AG/Business Management (Certificate)
• Aquaculture (Certificate)
• Automotive (Certificate)
• Barber (Certificate)
• Child Development Associate (Certificate)
• Cisco Certified Network Associate (Certificate)
• Colorado Young Farmer Program (Certificate)
• Computer Information Systems (Certificate)
• Computer & Networking Technology (Certificate)
• Construction Technology (Certificate)
• Cosmetology: (Certificate)
• ECE Director (Certificate)
• ECE Group Leader (Certificate)
• Emergency Medical Services (Certificate)
• Emergency Medical Technician: Basic;
• Emergency Medical Technician Intermediate;
• Emergency Medical Technician: Paramedic
• Hairstyling (Certificate)
• Heavy Equipment Diesel Maintenance (Certificate)
• Infant/Toddler Nursery Supervisor (Certificate)
• Manicuring (Certificate)
• Massage Therapy (Certificate)
• Nurse Aide/Home Health Aide (Certificate)
• Office Technologies Emphasis (Certificate)
• Office Technologies Mini Certificates: Accounting Clerk, Medical Transcription, E-commerce
• Precision Machining (Certificate)
• Web Master (certificate)
• Welding Technology Certificate)

Upon completion of the certificate program, students often continue their education by earning an Associate Degree (AAS) . The degree equires a minimum of 66 credit hours and generally takes approximately two years to complete.