The supervision program provides students with the necessary entry-level supervisory skills for most areas of responsibility. Supervisors perform a wide variety of tasks depending on the level and industry in which they are employed. Employment Trends Supervisory positions exist in nearly every field, so demand for individuals with these skills is high. Although projected employment growth varies among industries in which students are employed, higher than average growth is expected in many retail sales, restaurant and food service, and industrial production industries.
Supervisory positions represent one of the largest growth occupations in Lane County.
Potential Earnings Starting salaries vary based on the industry in which the student is employed. Program Recipients of the Supervision One-Year Certificate are prepared to make business decisions, coordinate activities, and supervise workers. The knowledge and skills gained may enhance employability by preparing students for promotion or by improving performance. Credits are applicable to the Business Management AAS degree, and are transferable to other colleges and universities. Through co-op, students can integrate theory and practice, develop skills, expand career knowledge, and make contacts for future employment.