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Today's employers need workers with skills and training to meet industry trends. Increasingly, workers must adopt lifelong learning strategies to keep up with changes in technology, health care, transportation, business, education, and more. We offer an exciting opportunity to help you enroll in an in-demand, high-quality workforce program, move quickly, and gain the critical skills needed in essential and emerging careers. Our Rapid Credential programs will help you get there.
Various Rapid Credentials programs can advance to associate degrees, so students have the option to continue their education and training at Broward College.
Develop new skills and training to keep up with current workforce trends.
Increase your marketability with a strong portfolio of skills that help you stand out.
Certificates can be applied towards a degree pathway so you can earn as you learn.
Designed so that individuals can train in a minimum amount of time and quickly join the workforce in a high-wage career with a Technical Certificate and/or an industry certification credential.
Eight individual certifications
Certification awarded by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals.
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for industry certifications earned by students
Through Broward UP, Broward College is offering educational opportunities, workforce training, and support services online and DIRECTLY in neighborhoods throughout Broward County. Our goal is to help you get the training needed to find a good job, make more money, and get the skills needed to thrive in the workforce. Register today and allow us to help you achieve Unlimited Potential.
“Rapid Credentials can be key to opening the door to a new rewarding and high-wage job opportunity in any industry. In a new partnership with the Florida Department of Education, we will be able to expand access to higher education in Broward County and across the state.”