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Computer Certification Center Opens
To help meet the Baltimore-Washington region's exploding need for
qualified IT employees, UMBC embarked on a bold new venture this
year with the opening of the Computer Certification Training Center
(CCTC), a for-profit initiative that taps private investment and
corporate partners to bring UMBC's proven ability in computer
training to the marketplace.
A state-of-the-art, 18,500-square-foot training facility offers
nearly 60 day, evening, and weekend classes in a wide array of
industry-approved courses. Since the CCTC opened its doors in
February, more than 600 people have enrolled in its classes--many
sponsored by their employers. CCTC also has provided customized
training for employees of Comcast, the Health Care Financing
Administration, and the Maryland General Assembly. In addition,
through a partnership with Magellan University, the nation's first
online university, CCTC offers web-based learning options to all of
its classes. "CCTC can now serve both the more traditional training
students, through instructor-led programs at our headquarters, and
the consumer who is motivated more by self-paced learning
at their convenience, available 24/7 online," said Doug Kendzierski,
CCTC president and associate vice-provost
in UMBC's Division of Professional Education & Training.
For more information about CCTC programs, visit
www.umbc.edu/cctc/.
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