Are you interested in pursuing training for a career?
We can provide tuition assistance for your certification.
Contact Erica Robinson at erobinson@ccdofw.org and 817-289-0498 for more information. This is a limited program. Only 10 applicants will be selected to receive assistance in the program. Application Deadline is March 31, 2013.
If you are interested in pursuing a certification and need tuition assistance, contact Erica Robinson at erobinson@ccdofw.org or 817-289-0498 for more information! The Vocation Services application deadline for 2013 is March 31, 2013. All certifications are provided through Tarrant County College. Certification programs have been preselected for their anticipated employment outlook and probability to provide a living wage therefore assistance will only be provided in the following programs:
Vocation Services
ARCHITECTURE Architectural CAD Operator Program topics include: Drawing procedures and practices for residential / light frame and commercial construction Material effect of construction and architectural design Computer aided drafting and fundamentals of computer graphics AUTOMOTIVE Programs prepare individuals for entry-level work in the automotive collision repair field Automotive Metal Repair Technician Program topics include: Basic and minor metal repair Structural and damage repair Auto body mechanical and electrical service Automotive Refinishing Technician Program topics include: Basic, intermediate, advanced refinishing Specialized topics in automotive body repair Automotive Engine Analysis Technician Program topics include: Brakes and wheel service Electrical systems Alternative fuels Auto engine performance analysis Automotive Heavy Line Technician Program topics include: Manual drive trains Axles Automatic transmission and transaxles Engine repair Heating and air conditioning Suspension and steering Small Engine Repair Technician Courses include: Motorcycle, outboard and lawn mower service principles Electrical systems and service principles for small engines Special small engine repair project
BUSINESS Small Business Management Program prepares individuals for starting a new business venture or managing a small firm. Program includes: Planning, organizing, staffing, and controlling operations. Budgeting, record keeping, taxation, insurance, and banking. Marketing, advertising and sales production Business Computer Applications DIETETIC TECHNICIAN Dietary Manager Program prepares individuals with on the job training for supervisory position in health care food service. Course topics include: Food service management and nutrition planning Preparing and serving food ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY *Required Prerequisites: MATH 0304 or a score on the TCC math placement test high enough to enter MATH 0350 or higher. Program provides the advanced knowledge and skills needed by electronics technicians. *Computer Maintenance Technology Provides entry-level skills to install, maintain and repair computers. Program topics include: Networks, transformers, resonance, phasors, capacitive and inductive and circuit analysis techniques. Soldering techniques, hand tools, circuit fabrication techniques, troubleshooting and circuit analysis using Mathcad. Recently identified current events, skills, knowledge, and/or attitudes and behaviors pertinent to the technology or occupation and relevant to the professional development of the student. *Electronics Technology Provides entry-level skills for production, operation, installation, maintenance and repair of electronic equipment. A study of various semiconductor devices incorporated in circuits and their applications. Emphasis on circuit construction, measurements, and analysis.
Contact Erica Robinson at erobinson@ccdofw.org or 817-289-0498
*Electronics Engineering Technology Provides entry-level skills for production, operation, installation, maintenance and repair of electronic equipment. Mathematical and scientific principles to the solution of practical problems for the benefit of society. *Mechatronics Technician Provides entry-level skills to fabricate, test, install, operate and maintain automated equipment. Application of principles and the calculation of practical problems involving four bar linkages, cams, gears, and gear trains. *Oil and Gas Production Technology Provides entry-level skills for new and emerging career opportunities in the oil and gas industries OSHA 30 Land / Water and HAZWOPER Certificate. HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGY Installation Technician Provides entry-level skills to install both commercial and residential air conditioning, heating and refrigeration units. Service Technician Provides entry-level skills for service and repair of both commercial and residential air conditioning, heating and refrigeration units. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Database Programming Provides entry-level programming skills INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT Information Technology Support Provides entry-level skills to provide information technology support. Courses include: PC Operating System Support Security Implementing & Supporting Client Systems Personal Computer hardware Cisco Support Program provides an understanding operation of small and large LAN networks and wireless networks. Capstone for program is Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) examination.
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY TECHNICIAN Provides entry-level skills to build and maintain a safe and healthy working environment. TEACHER ASSISTANT The Teacher's Assistant Certificate Program is designed for teacher assistants currently working or planning to work in a private or public school setting. Teacher Assistant Courses provide a foundation in child development and teaching strategies. Bilingual Teaching Assistant Courses provide a foundation in child development and teaching strategies. * Preferred Prerequisites: Intermediate Spanish I (SPAN-2311) or a score on the TCC CLEP exam high enough to enter SPAN 2312. WELDING TECHNOLOGY Welding technology involves binding products that contain metal to build automobiles, airplanes, pipelines, railroads, bridges, building structures, heavy machinery and various manufacturing products. Welding Basic Provides entry-level skills for welding power sources, electrode selection, oxy-fuel cutting, and various joint designs. Welding Advance Provides advanced skills for welding (including pipe using the shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) process)
Contact Erica Robinson at erobinson@ccdofw.org or 817-289-0498
CATHOLIC CHARITIES-VOCATION SERVICES
Enrollment Application
APPLICANT INFORMATION
Last Name Street Address City Phone State E-mail Address Applying for term beginning Desired Program
*Please select from the list in the application instructions only.
First
M.I.
Date
Apartment/Unit # ZIP
Birth Day
Current CC Program Enrolled in and Case Managers Name Are you a citizen of the United States? Will you be a candidate for financial aid? Have you even been convicted or charged with a felony/misdemeanor? Emergency Contact YES YES YES NO NO NO If no, are you authorized to work in the U.S.? If so, what? If yes, explain YES NO
EDUCATION
High School From College From Other From To Did you graduate? To Did you graduate? To Did you graduate? Address YES Address YES Address YES NO Degree NO Degree NO
TEST INFORMATION
List any official scores from appropriate testing
Test of English as a second language (TOEFL or other exam) Test:_______________________________________________ Score: _________________________ Date Taken: _____________________________ English/Writing: __________________________ Math: __________________________________ Science/Science: _________________________ Composite: ______________________________ Date Taken: ______________________ Verbal/Reading: ___________________ Math: ___________________________ Writing: _________________________ Test: ___________________________ Score: __________________________ Test: ___________________________ Score: __________________________ Date Taken:______________________ Date Taken: _____________________
ACT
SAT
Other Exams
Other Exams
Date Taken:______________________
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MILITARY SERVICE
Branch Rank at Discharge If other than honorable, explain From To
Type of Discharge
PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT
Company Address Job Title Responsibilities From To Reason for Leaving YES NO Phone Supervisor Starting Salary $ Ending Salary $ ( ) Starting Salary Phone Supervisor $ Ending Salary $ ( )
May we contact your previous supervisor for a reference? Company Address Job Title Responsibilities From To Reason for Leaving
May we contact your previous supervisor for a reference? Company Address Job Title Responsibilities From To Reason for Leaving
YES
NO Phone Supervisor ( )
Starting Salary
Ending Salary
May we contact your previous supervisor for a reference?
YES
NO
VOLUNTEER/EXTRA CURRICULAR/PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
List any community, extracurricular activities or hobbies in order of interest to you. Include any specific events or accomplishments earned.
Activity Activity Activity Other: Positions held or Honors Positions held or Honors Positions held or Honors
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PERSONAL ESSAY
This personal statement helps us become acquainted with you and demonstrates your abilities for this program. We are looking for an essay that will help us learn more about who you are as a person and as a student. Please write an essay (200-300 words) on one of the topics listed below. Please indicate your topic by checking the appropriate box- please choose only one.
1. Tell about a significant experience, achievement, or risk you have taken and describe its impact on your life. 2. Tell about a person who has had a significant influence on you and describe that influence. 3. Explain why it is important to you to continue your education. 4. Your choice of essay. *** Attach your essay on a separate sheet. Write your name on each sheet.
REFERENCES
Please list two professional or personal references.
Full Name Company Address Full Name Company Address Relationship Phone ( ) Relationship Phone ( )
DISCLAIMER AND SIGNATURE
I certify that my answers are true and complete to the best of my knowledge and that my application, including my personal essay, is my own work and honestly presented. If this application leads to enrollment, I understand that false or misleading information in my application or interview may result in my dismissal. Signature Date
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES-VOCATION SERVICES
Recommendation Form *Note to applicant- Please do not fill out this form yourself, provide to an individual who is willing to provide a reference for you. Recommender- Please complete the information below on the applicant, and give this form in a sealed envelope with your signature over the seal, to the Vocation Services Case Manager.
Applicants Name How long have you known the applicant?
Date CC Program (if applicable)
RATINGS
1 = Poor Job Knowledge 2 = Fair 3 = Satisfactory 4 = Good 5 = Excellent
Comments
Work Quality
Comments
Attendance/Punctuality
Comments
Initiative
Comments
Communication/Listening Skills
Comments
Dependability
Comments
EVALUATION
Please write whatever you think is important about the applicant (i.e. description of personal characteristics, work ethic, etc.). We are interested in learning about the candidates motivation, maturity, independence and leadership.
SIGNATURE
Evaluators Signature Printed Name Date Phone number or email
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