Additional Certificate Programs
Manufacturing Skills Standards Council’s Certified Logistics Associate (CLA) & Certified Logistics Technician Courses (CLT)
The CLA program teaches students the critical elements of the logistics industry such as: material handling, inventory management, shipping & receiving material, quality control, pick & pack, safety principles, work communication practices, use of computer systems, and equipment safety.
The CLT courses review how to receive products, stock products, process orders, prepare shipments, maintain inventory, and how to handle hazardous materials in a safe manner, and prepares students for a supervisory role in logistics.
Tech2Work
In response to community demand, eMerge Career Education and LAUNCH at USF (formerly The Learning Academy at USF) have introduced “Tech2Work”, an innovative, replicable collaboration of two service providers that “bundles” two college-level tech programs into one, taught at two locations, leading to careers for neurodiversity individuals in the fast-growing field of automation.
Tech2Work students first complete foundational Digital Literacy courses at MTC, then move on to the Emerging Process Automation Technology course at LAUNCH at USF. The initiative includes placement and job coaching services for graduates as well as technical assistance to employers to ensure a natural, supportive work environment for employees of all abilities.
LAUNCH at USF and Tech2work students are provided a courtesy USF ID that gives them access to many of the same opportunities and campus experiences as students attending USF, such as the campus bus system, activities and library facilities.
For more information, please visit the Tech2Work website HERE.
A+Comp TIA Certification
A+Comp TIA certifications showing proficiencies in computer fundamentals, electronic recycling, software refurbishment and hardware repair.
Customer Service
eMerge Career Collaborative offers globally recognized short term training in customer service, skills suitable for all employment ventures from the front desk to the help desk. These courses and certifications are recognized throughout the world, and count as education credits with Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the International Association for Continuing Education & Training (IACET).
Entrepreneurial Small Business Course
This rigorous course assists students with disabilities who would like to own and operate their own business. Whether starting a bakery or launching the next billion-dollar startup, the course validates a students’ understanding of core business principles, including the essentials needed to launch and maintain a successful business.
Candidates for ESB certification will be expected to have key conceptual knowledge of entrepreneurial and small business principles through at least 150 hours of classroom instruction from the eMerge team of instructors.
