ITT Majors & Certificates

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Earn a certificate or degree - To prepare students for exciting professional opportunities in industry, our programs provide students with the option of earning an Associate in Science Degree or a Career Certificate. SRJC's curriculum is designed so that students can earn the Career Certificate and also meet the requirements for for an Associate in Science Degree in four semesters.

Degrees (as of 2023)

Skills Certificates

Skills Certificates are under 16 units and are not acknowledged on a student's transcript nor are they required to be State Chancellor's Office approved. Some skills certificates may be completed in as little as a single semester. These certificates are designed to provide the student with a brief but intense course of study in a particular area, so that the student may develop specific skills or prepare for an entry-level position in the field. Successful completion of these programs also may certify that students are prepared with a particular set of skills, such as the job entry skills leading to a full Certificate of Achievement program, or skills to upgrade or advance in an existing career. These programs often provide advancement on a "career ladder," and are therefore of shorter duration and narrower in scope than the Certificate of Achievement programs to which they may lead. 

Certificates of Achievement

Certificates of Achievement are noted on a student's transcript upon successful completion and contain at least 8 units of coursework. Some certificates of achievement may be completed in as little as 1 year. These certificates are intended to certify that students who have successfully completed the program are prepared to enter the careers associated with their chosen certificate. SRJC strives to meet employer demands and these certificates are subject to rigorous review upon their creation and their continuation. In addition to local approval, these programs must also be endorsed by the Bay Area Community College Consortium and receive approval from the California Community College Chancellor's Office.