Melissa Hines COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS Exemplary Standards 2011

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4d. The program is certified or recognized by industry, professional, and/or trade associations or state licensing agencies and can lead to postsecondary degrees, industry certifications, licensure, and other recognized credentials.

Artifact 27 - describe industry credentials available to students through this program

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Artifact 27 -Describe industry credentials available to students through the Computer Information Systems Program:

The Computer Information Systems Program may assist the student in preparing for the following certification examinations, national assessments, or licensure examinations approved by the Virginia Board of Education:

  • Administrative Assisting Assessment
  • Administrative Services Assessment
  • General Management Assessment
  • Human Resources Management Assessment
  • IC3 Certification
  • Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS)
  • Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)
  • Virginia Workplace Readiness Assessment and Digital Literacy Certification Examination
  • Virginia Workplace Readiness Assessment and IC3 Certification

In our program at the Lee County Career & Technical Center we offer our students national certification in Microsoft Office.  We are also pleased to announce that our classroom is now Certiport Certified with the Certiport Testing Center to where all our students can test in their own classroom. This makes for a wonderful testing environment.

Certiport offers individuals current and relevant digital skills and credentials for the competitive global workforce. Our students work with Certiport with the official Microsoft® Office certification programs. http://www.certiport.com

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) is the credential required by academia and business, recognized globally as the premier credential chosen by individuals seeking to validate their knowledge, skills and abilities relating to the Microsoft Office systems.

In academia, MOS promotes success in the class room for students and instructors, and prepares students for an increasingly competitive workforce. For business, MOS maximizes office productivity and efficiency for the organization and increases job satisfaction and heightens career achievement among employees.In workforce development, MOS prepares and places job candidates, ensuring they possess the skills employers require.

Artifact 28 - copy of PROGRAM certification, if applicable

 Artifact 28 Program certification for the Computer Information Systems Program

Students in the Computer Information Systems Program can become certified as a Microsoft Certified Application Specialist once they have completed one year of the Computer Information Systems Program.  Students who are enrolled in the second year course may become certified in more than one area of the Microsoft Application Specialist Certification.

CERTIPORT TESTING CERTIFIED CENTER

 

Organization:  90023734-Lee County Career & Technical Center

 

Customer type: iQcenter

Account status: Active

 

Program Information

Program

Status

Adobe Certified Associate

Active

Certiprep for 2007 Microsoft Office Certifications

Active

CompTIA Strata

WaitingApproval

iCritical Thinking

Active

Internet and Computing Core Certification

Active

Microsoft Office Specialist

Active

Microsoft Office Specialist 2007

Active

Microsoft Office Specialist 2010

Active

Microsoft Technology Associate

Active

Artifact 30 - evidence of workshops/courses completed by TEACHER in related field in last 3 years

Artifact 30 -Evidence of Workshops/courses completed by Melissa S Hines-Computer Information Systems Program Instructor in the last 3 years

 

(1) Participate yearly with the Virginia Department of Education Virtual Academy training on Industry Certification.

(2) Receive up-to-date Industry Certification in Business Technology: Microsoft Office Certified in Office 2007, 2003, 2000, 1997; Internet and Computing Core Certified (IC3); National Professional Certification in Customer Service Research and Education, Certified in Advance Learning with ASK Business Institute.

(3) Participate in summer training provided by the VA Department of Education to initiate a new program of study called Information Technology Fundamentals.

(4) Initiate and responsible for Technology Professional Development for instructors at the Lee County Career & Technical Center

(5) Presented technology training sessions for the Lee County School System County Wide In-Service

(6) Scheduled and taught Professional Development courses for Instructors of local counties with Mountain Empire Community College

(7) Attend Summer Virginia Business Education Association Summer Conference hosted by the Virgininia Department of Education.

Attached are few examples of workshops, online courses and conferences that I have attended.

Author: Melissa Hines
Last modified: 8/31/2011 1:10 PM (EST)