Career Advancement Skills II Certificate

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• Why Choose Career Advancement Skills?
• Academics and Curriculum
• Admission

Why Choose Career Advancement Skills?

Business executives and hiring managers agree—to succeed and advance in today’s workforce, you need to communicate clearly in oral and written form, function well in a multicultural workplace, demonstrate ethical judgment, and think critically. Wright State offers the only certificates in the region focused on those skills—and on making you more marketable to potential employers!

If you are a College of Liberal Arts (COLA) student, you already completed three of the six career advancement skills I courses while fulfilling Wright State Core and college requirements. Non-COLA students complete two courses automatically.

The Career Advancement Skills II certificate allows you to acquire a credential after honing overarching skills and knowledge desired by employers.

Both programs offer online course options. Transfer credit may be applied.

Career Advancement Skills I

• Critical reading and writing
• Research writing and argumentation
• Public speaking
• Multicultural competence
• Complex thinking

Career Advancement Skills II

• Work with a career advisor to select from a list of courses.

Academics and Curriculum

Students completing the certificate will demonstrate the attainment of knowledge and skills that meet the needs of the workforce as articulated by business executives and hiring managers. These skills include the ability to communicate clearly in oral and written form, critical thinking, multicultural competency, and ethical judgment.

This certificate requires 18 credit hours in addition to any course prerequisites.

View Career Advancement Skills II certificate program information and requirements in the Academic Catalog.

View Career Advancement Skills I certificate program information and requirements in the Academic Catalog.

Admission

This certificate is open to degree-seeking or non-degree-seeking students.