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Southwestern Illinois College prepares students for careers as Pharmacy Technicians Photojournalist Kenney Koger visited Southwestern Illinois College Belleville Campus to learn more about the SWIC Pharmacy Technician Program. Author: Lexi Brown Updated: 11:45 AM CDT August 4, 2021 BELLEVILLE, Ill. — With more and more pharmacies opening all the time, Southwestern Illinois College is preparing students for well-paying secure careers as Pharmacy Technicians. Pho...

SRC offers Pharmacy Tech Program in Macomb Submitted News MACOMB—The Spoon River College Office of Community Outreach is offering a Pharmacy Technician Program in Macomb this Fall. This affordable 12 week program prepares students for a career as a Pharmacy Technician in a retail or hospital setting. Classes will be held Wednesday Evenings, August 25th –November 17th from 6-10pm at the Spoon River College Macomb Outreach Center. In Illinois, obtaining a state license allows people to work a...

Reliance Health notes 45 years of serving the local community The Career Closet, located in the recently renovated basement at Reliance Health’s Morosky Building. Individuals served by Reliance Health are able to utilize the Career Closet to obtain clothing for employment and other needs that may arise. (Photo submitted) Reliance Health Chief Executive Officer Carrie Dyer poses with a haul of toilet paper delivered during the height of the pandemic last year. (Photo submitted) Published April...

Feb 25, 2021 Career and Technical Education (CTE) prepares individuals for high-skill, in-demand employment that furthers Illinois’ global competitiveness. Last year, about half of all Illinois community college graduates earned a CTE degree or certificate. CTE programs offer flexible scheduling, work-based learning, and stackable credentials that provide a pathway from education to employment not only for recent high school graduates, but also for returning adults, veterans, and workers want...

The coveted accreditation enables students to work in at least two different clinical settings post-graduation.

WATERTOWN — The Jefferson Community College Workforce Development office will begin spring Allied Health training in February. Training is open to anyone interested in beginning or advancing their career as clinical medical assistants, phlebotomy technicians, pharmacy technicians or medical billers and coders. Upon completion of training, participants are eligible to sit for the national certification exam in each respective area. Military spouse MyCAA funding is accepted. JCC’s Allie...