Did you know only 3% of the world’s water is suitable for human consumption? Furthermore, it’s estimated that nearly two million children under the age of five will die due to being exposed to illnesses that are waterborne in nature.
A degree in laboratory sciences can assist students in obtaining employment at hospital labs, clinics, forensic labs, veterinary clinics, industrial research labs, and molecular biotechnology labs as medical laboratory technicians (MLT).
The Program Manager of Hocking College's Real Estate Certificate Program recently attended the inaugural 2019 Ohio Realtors Broker Summit, which took place on Wednesday, February 20 in Columbus, OH. This all-day program brought brokers, managers, and owners from across the state to network and share strategies geared towards helping real estate professionals establish and operate successful brokerages.
Thanks to the new Talent Bridge for Veterans program, service members and veterans will have an easier time transitioning into the civilian workforce.
New York Times article The Hard Part of Computer Science Class? Getting a Seat. reveals that a record-number of students across the U.S. aren’t able to secure a seat in computer science classes.
Hocking College's programs are all focused on real world, hands-on experience. The same can be said for Hocking College's Wildlife Club. The Wildlife Club provides many opportunities for students in the Natural Resources program to gain invaluable experience, network with professionals, and uncover the commonly asked question: What does a wildlife professional do?
Did you sell lemonade as a kid to make money? Does creating a business from the ground up sound like something you'd want to do? If so, then perhaps you have an entrepreneurial spirit.
On January 22, Ohio’s Real Estate Trade Organization, Ohio Realtors, reported that in 2018 the state’s housing market experienced near-record sales levels and reached the following additional benchmarks:
Currently, the only thing an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) employee needs in order to secure employment is a National EMS Certification. However, a recent joint statement from the National Association of EMS Educators, the National EMS Management Association, and the International Association of Flight and Critical Care Paramedics indicated that this situation could be changing.
Beginning in May 2019, classes in the Hocking College’s Water & Wastewater Management program will be available to take online. Students who make the decision to enroll in this program will have the opportunity to get an Associate of Technical Study in Natural Resources: Major in Water and Wastewater Management degree in only two years.
