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North Idaho College Workforce Training Center offers 144 hours of related instruction required for electrical apprentices working in Idaho. For more information go to: 

Increase your career potential with this advanced course for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) focusing on rehabilitation and restorative care. Course topics include assisting nursing staff an…

Patient Care Technicians possess a diverse range of skill and knowledge to provide care to patients in hospital emergency departments, clinics, long-term acute care and rehabilitation centers.  …

Software development is a broad term for the process of creating software tools in a methodical way. This process can include writing code, preparing requirements and objectives, documenting, an…

Administrative professionals keep organizations running smoothly. Master the skills necessary to thrive  in this fast-paced job, from  effective communication and business etiquette  to the must…

Journeyman Preparations ForkLift and Aerial Lift certifications allow job seekers to demonstrate their competency to employers. 

• Move levers or controls that operate lifting dev…

Operators identify, remove, pack, transport, or dispose of hazardous materials, including radioactive materials, or contaminated soil. Specialized training and certification in hazardous materia…

The program states and defines the knowledge and
skill requirements necessary for successful completion of the
Radiological Control Technician Training Program. There are 13 lessons associ…

The Phlebotomist Technician course is designed for those who learn best
in the traditional classroom. This program teaches students to perform a
variety of blood collection methods using p…

The EMT career is a fast-paced profession that allows extreme satisfaction through helping others. Our CWI EMT course is the 2011 Idaho EMS Curriculum (IEC) Initial Course. This includes patient…