Administrative Assistant
| Banking and Finance | Legal Assistant
| Retail Technologies
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School Divisions: Gloucester Township Campus and Pennsauken Campus Special Needs Division: Gloucester Township Campus |
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The Administrative Assistant program is designed to provide the essential skills students will need to succeed in a professional office environment. Some of the courses taught in this program are keyboarding, word processing, spreadsheet, database, computer applications for business, accounting, career and leadership development, and office technology fundamentals. All areas of instruction in this program help prepare the students for MOUS (Microsoft Office User Specialist) certification |
| Students who meet eligibility
requirements may have the opportunity to earn college credits for
units of study within this career program.
Graduates of the program may work as office receptionists, general office clerks, data entry operators, word processing operators, office assistants, secretaries, and accounting clerks. They may also pursue advanced degrees at the college level.(top) |
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This program is intended for individuals who wish to develop the specialized knowledge and abilities to work in the financial field. Courses taught in this program include keyboarding, word processing, spreadsheet, database, Accounting I & II, principles of finance and banking, and career and leadership development. Students who meet eligibility requirements may have the opportunity to earn college credits for units of study within this career program |
| Graduates of the program will be qualified for entry-level positions in the fields of banking, general business, brokerage, and corporate finance. They may also pursue advanced degrees in accounting, banking, finance or other related career fields at the college level.(top) | |
| High School Divisions: Gloucester Township Campus and Pennsauken Campus | |
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The Legal Assistant program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers related to law. It provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to gain meaningful employment in a legal office. Students will develop an understanding and working knowledge of legal terminology and the structure and procedures of the courts. They will also learn the basic procedures for formatting, processing, and transcribing legal correspondence and documents pertinent to litigation, contracts, torts, criminal law, estates, family law, real estate, and bankruptcy. Courses taught in the program include keyboarding, word processing, spreadsheet, database, legal office fundamentals, business law, and career and leadership development |
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Students who meet eligibility requirements may have the opportunity to earn college credits for units of study within this career program. Upon graduation from this program, students may pursue careers as legal office assistants, legal secretaries, legal receptionists, legal office clerks, and legal transcriptionists. They may also pursue advanced degrees in law-related fields at the college level. (top) |
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School Divisions: Gloucester Township Campus Special Needs Division: Gloucester Township Campus |
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This program gives students entry-level skills in a variety of retail operations. It is designed to prepare students for careers in the sales and marketing fields. Students receive instruction in all facets of clerical functions involved in retailing. Advanced level courses concentrate on merchandising, sales, buying, promotions, advertising, customer service and wholesaling. In the high school division, students learn these skills through the operation of a retail store which features snacks, gift items, balloons, greeting cards and specialty items. In the Special Needs Division, students learn these skills through the operation of a Mini Mart in cooperation with Shop-Riteฎ.(top) |