Designed for students still deciding on a major or those who know that they'll eventually transfer to a different college or university, the Ohio Transfer Module (OTM) is a student’s greatest resource to earn college credit while still saving money and time.
The Hocking College Police Department (HCPD) offers many opportunities and services to keep students, faculty, and community members safe at all times. Safety is of high priority at Hocking College because a safe environment makes for a more efficient learning environment and a higher quality of education.
While having a sense of appreciation for nature is an important quality for a forest technician to have, you also need a variety of other skills in order to become a stand-out job candidate.
We all know what it means to be unemployed: seeking a job but unable to find one and/or be hired. However, what does it mean to be underemployed?
Are you a cooking or baking enthusiast? Do you have a head for business? Would you be able to work well under pressure and time restraints? Is your favorite television channel The Food Network? If this sounds like you then perhaps you should consider becoming a culinary arts professional.
The origins of Hocking College in Nelsonville, Ohio can be traced back to Fall 1968 when its predecessor, Tri-County Technical Institute (TCTI), officially opened. Dedicated to providing technical training to local residents, the TCTI was built on the campus of the Tri-County Joint Vocational School, which is now the Tri-County Career Center.
Today is National Culinarians Day, a day for you to show your appreciation to all the individuals who prepare your meals on a daily basis. Whether that person is a professional chef, a short order cook, or even your own mother or grandmother, now is the time to let them know how much the care and effort they put into everything they cook/bake means to you.
On July 3, 2018, Hocking College was awarded a provisional license as a Medical Cannabis Testing Laboratory by the Ohio Department of Commerce (ODC), making it one of the first in the state.
If you’ve ever wondered about starting a career in real estate, now might be the perfect time to do so. Why? Because 2017 was the highest ranking year for economic growth in American history following the market crash in 2008. Amazingly, 5.6 million homes were sold in 2017 and the growing trend is expected to continue throughout 2018 and into 2019.
Do you love the outdoors? Are you interested in conservation and protecting the environment? Would you enjoy a career that required you to plant trees, give presentations on outdoor fire safety, and conduct tours at national parks? If this sounds like you then perhaps you should consider becoming a forest technician.
