When a college student gets a part-time job, it typically involves them working in the food service, child care, lawn care, or retail industries. However, Hocking College student, Jacob Raber, became the exception to the rule when he secured a position at Butterfly Ridge.
If you’re looking for a career path that will offer you financial stability, then you should consider becoming an emergency medical services (EMS) professional.
Those students who want to pursue getting a degree in Healthcare Informatics at Hocking College can get a head start on their classes this summer.
Anyone planning on becoming a professional Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) will need to become skilled in lab safety procedures.
You may have several opportunities to take an internship during your college career. While you might be tempted to take a summer vacation before the fall semester, you gain many benefits when you opt for an internship instead. You might give up some free time over the summer, but you end up in a strong position post-graduation due to your efforts. Speak with your university's career services center for more information and resources on internship options for you.
If you’re planning on becoming a Medical Assistant (MA), then learning how to effectively communicate with your patients will be essential to your success.
Do you enjoy planning and implementing outdoor projects? Do you pay attention to detail and can easily solve problems that suddenly pop up? If so, then you might have the right skills to becoming a carpenter.
Hocking College’s Criminal Justice, Healthcare Informatics, and Water and Wastewater Management Programs are now available online for students starting classes in the fall.
Just as there are different classifications of trees, the logging profession also encompasses different classifications on job titles. Below are eight (8) primary job titles one would encounter at a logging worksite.
Do you enjoy organizing, overseeing, and orchestrating outdoor projects? Or perhaps you enjoy building your own furniture from wood and other materials? If so, then you might have the right tools to pursue an Associate of Technical Study in Construction Management: Carpentry at Hocking College.
