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Students learning in our state of the art facilityAdditions to MCC and CTI Curricula

MCC is thrilled that we will be adding a youth component to CTI. Funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, MCC will offer high school students from public, private, charter and parochial schools the opportunity to take computer classes at CTI. This course work will enable them to have the skills and background to take and pass A+ certification.

MCC is also very pleased that we will be offering the coursework in our medical programs that will enable our students to take and PASS the CPAT exam. This is the number one credential for people competing for employment in the health care accounting/billing field.


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The Citizens Bank Foundation awarded Metropolitan Career Center $200,000 over the next three years: Citizen’s “Economic Empowerment Initiative” aims to increase the capacity of five area nonprofits, including MCC, and will help thousands of Philadelphia residents receive.... (MORE)

 

*Associate in Specialized Technology Degree in Computer Technology - Computer Support Specialist

*Associate in Specialized Technology Degree in Computer Technology - Web Design Program

*Medical Office Specialist-Diploma

*Direct Care

*Business Administration Program

*Business Technology/STRIVE Progam

*STRIVE

Contact us if you are interested in any one of our programs!


Asia Wise
Asia Wise, 34 years old, is a single parent.

Asia experienced various personal challenges that caused her to not work for over two years.

Once Asia decided it was time for her to go back into the workforce, she reached out to MCC. She enrolled in MCC’s ten week Business Technology Program where she gained additional skills in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, interviewing techniques, and personal and professional development. Asia successfully completed her training and is now employed at Jefferson Hospital.

Asia wanted to show her gratitude to MCC for all their support and agreed to speak on behalf of the 2009 graduating class for the Business Technology Program. (MORE)