Human & Social Services

Program Overview: Courses in this pathway include: Principles of Human Services, Understanding Diversity, and Relationships & Emotions.

Students learn about how sociological factors impact human behavior and needs at the local, state, national, and global levels.  This helps them to develop a foundation for working with people to manage struggles and challenges in their daily lives.  Students will gain experience working with both service and project-based learning opportunities.

Human Services Capstone: Students interested in pursuing a capstone experience could continue their training through more advanced course work through one of our partner colleges or completing a work experience through one of our partner organizations.

Partner Organizations:

Connection to future career path (this list is not exhaustive): Personal Care Aide, Trainer, Case Manager, Case Worker, Social Worker, Child Advocacy Professionals, Licensed Counselor

Post-Secondary Options (this list is not exhaustive): On the job training, Associate’s degree, Bachelor’s degree:Human Services, Sociology, Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy

See https://www.onetonline.org/find/quick?s=human+and+social+services for more information.