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This course meets all requirements for a Certified Nursing Assistant. Students are given an introduction to anatomy and physiology of each body system. The age related changes and common abnorma…

The Neosho County Community College Automotive Technology program is in alignment with the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) CIP code 47.0604: Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Techn…

Minimum Entry Level Entry Requirements:
High school diploma or GED. English language proficiency. Capable of critically reading college-level material. CPR certified in the health-care provid…

Minimum Entry Level Entry Requirements:
General Chemistry and Intermediate Algebra or Applied Algebra II or high school Algebra I or II with a grade B or higher take within the last five year…

64 Credit Hours
The program offers instruction in orientation, safety, hand tools, power plant theory, electrical, brakes, steering and suspensions, fuels, exhaust, emission controls, drive t…

This program utilizes state fo the art simulatio training combined with classroom instruction and on-the-road driving time to prepare students to pass the department of Motor Vehicles Commercial…

Occupational Skills Training
Class Size: Maximum: 40
Average: 35
Instructor to Student Ratio: 1/10 for Lab and 1/20 for classroom
Training Program Description:
This program of stu…

Welding is the most common way of permanently joining metal parts. Welding also is used to join beams when constructing buildings, bridges, and other structures and to join pipes in pipelines, p…

The Plumbing Technology program prepares students for entry into the plumbing industry.   Core concepts to be covered include the following: print reading; estimating; backflow prevention; resid…

Maintenance mechanics work in every industry that uses machinery. Examples include but are not limited to cement manufacturing plants, hospitals, apartment complexes, school districts, petroleum…