Professional / Technical Programs
Everett Community College offers a variety of professional-technical programs in high demand occupations. Short-term training, certificate programs and a variety of Associate in Technical Arts (ATA) degrees provide many options for students seeking to sharpen skills and enter new fields or advance within their career. Many of these programs can offer students a pathway to earn a bachelors degree.
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Workforce Training Programs & Opportunities
- Career Training Programs: Certificate and degree programs designed to prepare you for specific jobs or to improve existing skills
- Off-Campus Centers: Everett Community College offers classes in a number of locations. These programs include Corporate & Continuing Education Center, Aviation, and Cosmetology.
- CTE Dual Credit: An in-the-high-school program, combining high school and college classes into a unified course of study.
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Academic Planning
Creating an academic plan is essential for achieving your educational goals, as it outlines the courses needed to complete your degree or certificate—saving you time and money by focusing only on required classes. Tools in both ctcLink and Starfish can help you plan effectively:
- Starfish Degree Planner lets you map out your courses.
- ctcLink’s Academic Requirements Report shows your completed and remaining requirements and is also used by staff to evaluate credits and award aid.
Make sure your academic plan matches in both systems to stay on track.