The program is designed to prepare students with the basic service and troubleshooting skills necessary for industrial equipment maintenance. The knowledge and skills of legal research and the practical application of legal concepts are emphasized. It is designed to allow the students to develop fundamental management skills, knowledge, attitudes, and experiences which enable them to work effectively as supervisors or assistant managers. The training is also beneficial to persons wanting to work in industrial maintenance. The courses in the program are designed to prepare students for specialized employment in professional offices as well as to upgrade their skills for employment positions.
Emphasis is placed on learning to work in the automated office.
Career opportunities include office clerk, computer operator, word processing specialist, receptionist, secretary, and medical secretary or clerk. To assure that accommodations are available for the first day of class, students should contact the Special Services Assistant early to allow adequate time to arrange necessary services and supplies. Special accommodations for the Quick TASP are arranged by contacting the Special Services Assistant. Documentation must be received ten working days prior to the scheduled testing date in order to receive special accommodations. If the student has been determined by the institution to have a disability and if appropriate accommodations cannot be made before the college enrollment date, the student may be enrolled and take the next regularly scheduled TASP test.