Loading...
  Loading...
Employer Quick Look

Florida Career College

 
Overview
[$bbtext$]Founded as Florida Programming and Educational Center, Inc., the College’s first classes began in September 1982 in Miami, Florida. In 1990, the School started using the name Florida Computer and Business School. Through the years, the school has grown and expanded with additional courses and programs to match student skills with the needs of the computer industry and business sectors.

In 1999, the School became a Microsoft IT Academy. The School opened its second campus in January 2000, in Pembroke Pines, Florida. The West Palm Beach Campus opened and started classes September 2002. In 2002 the College was awarded collegiate status by the Florida Commission for Independent Education. The Commission for Independent Education also approved the College’s curriculum for Allied Health Medical Programs.

In May 2003, the College changed its name to Florida Career College.
Culture
Florida Career College FLORIDA CAREER COLLEGE is an established and well-respected industry leader in private post-secondary education. Our eleven Florida campuses include Miami, Hialeah, Kendall, Pembroke Pines, Lauderdale Lakes, Margate, West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Clearwater, Brandon, and Jacksonville. The work environment is very friendly and modern. We offer Diplomas, Associate and Bachelor Degrees and specialize in programs in Business, Cosmetology, Allied Health, Information Technology, HVAC and Nursing. (Not all programs are offered at all locations.) The College is licensed by the State of Florida, approved by the Department of Education and nationally accredited.
Academic Programs
Florida Career College continually maintains and develops programs and courses according to industry needs. The department identifies the skills needed for today's job market by working closely with the computer and software manufacturers, professional associations and employers. Our current program portfolio includes:

Information Technology Programs
  • Business Application Developer
  • Office System Technologist (formerly Microsoft Office Specialist)
  • Computer Network Engineer
  • Computer Network Technician
  • Computer Repair Technician
  • Web Site Administrator
  • Web Site Designer

Medical Programs
  • Medical Assistant Technician
  • Medical Coding and Billing Specialist
  • Massage Therapist
  • Advanced Massage Therapist
  • Medical Office Administrator