Business Technologies Program: Salt Lake • Tooele Applied Technology College

Business Technologies

		• Programs

		Accounting Clerk
		Administrative Clerk
		Business Administrative Support I
		Business Administrative Support II
		Computer Applications
		Customer Service
		Front Office Support
		Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³)
		Microsoft Office Specialist

		• Courses

Information Technologies
Health Care Technologies
Media Technologies
Transportation Technologies
Manufacturing Technologies
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Business Technologies Programs
	Accounting Clerk Comprehensive businesses and accounting skills. Estimated total hours: 1,110
	Business Administrative Support I Basic business and office skills, computers, computer applications, and the Internet. Estimated total hours: 1,020
	Business Administrative Support II Business accounting and computer skills—plus focused training to prepare for employment in a skilled position. Estimated total hours: 1,380
	Computer Applications Foundational training in core computer applications used by businesses. Estimated total hours: 1,110
	Customer Service Basic business practices and operations. Estimated total hours: 390
	Front Office Support Basic keyboarding, computer skills, basic math skills, computer applications, and business machines. Estimated total hours: 270
	Training for IC³ Certification Computer and Internet basics. Preparation for the Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³) test. Estimated total hours: 90
	Training for Microsoft Office Specialist Industry Certification Preparation for Microsoft Office Specialist certification tests in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and/or Access. Estimated total hours: 210 to 330
Employer Advisory Committee To ensure that our training programs and courses are the most current and relevant in the industry, committee members from such companies as Kelly Services, Wells Fargo Bank, and Ajilon Finance donate their time and expertise to the SLTATC. Committee members review college training and offer recommendations for changes and improvements in what is taught at the college.