All students must complete a core of skills mandated by the State of Michigan. Pharmacy Technicians may after graduation, take the National Pharmacy Tech exam. Students are also expected to participate in classroom discussions, complete written assignments, and take unit tests. The display of positive work habits are very important for success in health-related workplaces. Each student successfully completing the program will have a short-range plan for workforce entry, continuing education, or the military.
Good attendance is essential to success at work and school.
All programs conform to the CATC Attendance Policy published in the Student Handbook. The Calhoun Area Technology Center is in compliance with State and Federal laws prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, height, weight, national origin, marital status, handicap condition or disability.