Certificates and Credentials

Certificate programs, both credit and non-credit, are designed for adults who are interested in learning a specific set of skills and gaining knowledge in a certain area, but who may not want to earn, or have already earned, a degree. The credit programs can stand alone or be used toward a Charter Oak State College associate or bachelor's degree. In order to earn a certificate, students must earn grades of C or higher in each course.

Credentials are a grouping of either credit or non-credit courses designed to meet state or national workforce requirements.

AI Practitioner Certificate

Cancer Registry Management Certificate

Certificate in Health Information Management

Certificate in Project Management

Child Development Associate (CDA) Training Certificate

Fundamentals of Cyber Security Certificate

Health Information Fundamentals for Health Professionals Certificate

IT Support Professional Certificate

Medical Coding Certificate

Physician Practice Management Certificate

Provider Credentialing Specialist Certificate

Speech and Language Pathology Assistant Studies Certificate

Non-Credit Certification:

ECE ARC: Alternate Route to Certification