Business, Finance & Management

Communication & Language

Health & Personal Care

Legal & HR

Manufacturing & Trades

Office & Administrative Support

Professional Development & Leadership

Software & IT

Legal Studies.

LEGAL PROFESSIONS AND STUDIES.

Legal Assistant/Paralegal.

Pima Community College

Principles and simulated experience that demonstrates and develops fundamental skills that are associated with conducting court civil and criminal hearings and trials, administrative hearings, mediation and arbitration, and settlement and plea negotiation.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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&nbsp;UPAR 111 is a non-credit course that is not part of the Pima Community College Paralegal program curriculum, is not designed to prepare students to work as paralegals and is a non-legal specialty course designed for students wishing to pursue Legal Paraprofessional licensing by the Arizona Supreme court.
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Evaluate information related to legal matters in public or personal records.

Research relevant legal materials to aid decision making.

Interview claimants to get information related to legal proceedings.

Identify implications for cases from legal precedents or other legal information.

Prepare documentation of legal proceedings.

Record information from legal proceedings.

Maintain the order of legal documents.

Clerical

English Language

Law and Government

Customer and Personal Service

Computers and Electronics

Paralegals & Legal Assistants

Lawyers

Judicial Law Clerks

Reading Comprehension

Negotiation

Persuasion

Active Listening

Speaking

Writing

Critical Thinking

Trial Advocacy

Architectural and Building Sciences/Technology.

Building/Construction Finishing

Electrical

Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Building Construction Technology/Technician.

The Electrical Fast Track consists of four courses. UBCT-107 Basic Safety, Hand &amp; Power Tools, Blueprint Reading and UBCT 105 Professionalism in Service, Construction Math, Basic Rigging are virtual courses, which means you will engage with your instructor during regularly scheduled class time in an online format. &nbsp;On the start date of your course, login to your MyPima account and click "Access D2L" under QuickLinks.&nbsp; UBCT 172 Electrical Systems is hybrid.&nbsp; Students obtain basic knowledge in the online classroom then demonstrate skills each week in a 4 hour lab.
Course Fees are inclusive of text, laboratory materials and certification tests (NCCER Core Certification and Electrical I).
Concepts and procedures for building and construction electrical training. Includes safety, conduit bending, electrical theory, test equipment, National Electric Code, aceways, boxes, and fittings, print reading, and wiring applications.

Inspect electrical or electronic systems for defects.

Test electrical equipment or systems to ensure proper functioning.

Measure materials or objects for installation or assembly.

Create construction or installation diagrams.

Update job related knowledge or skills.

Plan layout of construction, installation, or repairs.

Clean work sites.

Building and Construction

Mechanical

Mathematics

Design

Public Safety and Security

Electricians

Helpers--Electricians

Troubleshooting

Repairing

Judgment and Decision Making

Installation

Active Learning

Fast Track to Electrician

The Carpentry Fast Track consists of four courses. UBCT-107 Basic Safety, Hand &amp; Power Tools, Blueprint Reading and UBCT 105 Professionalism in Service, Construction Math, Basic Rigging are virtual courses, which means you will engage with your instructor during regularly scheduled class time in an online format. &nbsp;On the start date of your course, login to your MyPima account and click "Access D2L" under QuickLinks.&nbsp; BCT 145 Carpentry I is hybrid.&nbsp; Students obtain basic knowledge in the online classroom then demonstrate skills each week in a 4 hour lab.
Course Fees are inclusive of text, laboratory materials and certification tests (NCCER Core Certification and Carpentry I).

Review blueprints or specifications to determine work requirements.

Select construction materials.

Select construction equipment.

Clean equipment or facilities.

Finish concrete surfaces.

Move construction or extraction materials to locations where they are needed.

Transportation

Production and Processing

Helpers--Carpenters

Construction Laborers

Drywall & Ceiling Tile Installers

Operation and Control

Fast Track to Carpenter

Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (EMT Paramedic).

Emergency Care Attendant (EMT Ambulance).

This credential is supported throughout the United States.&nbsp; Pima Community College trains the United States Air Force and Pima County Emergency Services Personnel with over 95% success on the national certification exam (included in the course price.)&nbsp;&nbsp;
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<li>UEMT 159 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for Health Providers</li>
<li>UEMT 100 Emergency Medical Services</li>
<li>UPHI 150 Intercultural Fluency</li>
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Course Fees are inclusive of text, laboratory materials and national certification tests.&nbsp;
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Monitor patient progress or responses to treatments.

Analyze patient data to determine patient needs or treatment goals.

Maintain medical or professional knowledge.

Maintain professional knowledge or certifications.

Clean vehicles or vehicle components.

Stock medical or patient care supplies.

Drive vehicles to transport individuals or equipment.

Administration and Management

Education and Training

Emergency Medical Technicians

Ambulance Drivers & Attendants

Service Orientation

Social Perceptiveness

Fast Track to (EMT) Emergency Medical Technician

A study of inventory control concepts and techniques.&nbsp; Course A in the Inventory Control series provides an overview of logistics and a focus on costs associated with inventory.&nbsp; Courses A, B, and C in the Inventory Control Series includes cost concepts, determining size and nature of inventory, forecasting, and inventory planning and control.&nbsp; Also includes ordering methods, controlling pilferage, and matching customer demand with supply.&nbsp; NOTE: basic math skills for simple computation are used.&nbsp; Students completing Inventory Control A,B, C may apply for prior learning to earn 3 credits toward certification in logistics.&nbsp; Logistics Certificate requires completion of Inventory Control, Computerized Logistics, Warehouse Management, Transportation and Traffic Management, Purchasing.

Track goods or materials.

Inspect condition or functioning of facilities or equipment.

Inspect shipments to ensure correct order fulfillment.

Verify shipping documentation.

Analyze forecasting data to improve business decisions.

Analyze data to inform operational decisions or activities.

Analyze shipping information to make routing decisions.

Logistics Managers

Storage & Distribution Managers

Cargo & Freight Agents

Shipping, Receiving, & Traffic Clerks

Coordination

Complex Problem Solving

Inventory Control A: Costs

A study of inventory control concepts and techniques.&nbsp; Course B in the Inventory Control series provides an overview of the size and nature of inventory, and forecasting appropriate levels.&nbsp; Courses A, B, and C in the Inventory Control Series includes cost concepts, determining size and nature of inventory, forecasting, and inventory planning and control.&nbsp; Also includes ordering methods, controlling pilferage, and matching customer demand with supply.&nbsp; NOTE: basic math skills for simple computation are used.&nbsp; Students completing Inventory Control A,B, C may apply for prior learning to earn 3 credits toward certification in logistics.&nbsp; Logistics Certificate requires completion of Inventory Control, Computerized Logistics, Warehouse Management, Transportation and Traffic Management, Purchasing.

Obtain information about goods or services.

Attach identification information to products, items or containers.

Verify accuracy of financial or transactional data.

Stock Clerks- Stockroom, Warehouse, or Storage Yard

Purchasing Agents

Inventory Control B: forecasting

A study of inventory control concepts and techniques.&nbsp; Course C in the Inventory Control series builds upon the forecasting and cost techniques learned in the first two courses.&nbsp; In this course students study inventory planning, securing and accuracy, and ordering methods.&nbsp; Courses A, B, and C in the Inventory Control Series includes cost concepts, determining size and nature of inventory, forecasting, and inventory planning and control.&nbsp; Also includes ordering methods, controlling pilferage, and matching customer demand with supply.&nbsp; NOTE: basic math skills for simple computation are used.&nbsp; Students completing Inventory Control A,B, C may apply for prior learning to earn 3 credits toward certification in logistics.&nbsp; Logistics Certificate requires completion of Inventory Control, Computerized Logistics, Warehouse Management, Transportation and Traffic Management, Purchasing.

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