In this College and Career Readiness program, you'll learn essential skills in English language, math, and technology. You will also be challenged to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, organization and planning skills to enable you to succeed academically, professionally and in personal activities. Courses will enable you to develop skills crucial to your ability as an adult to negotiate the needs, challenges, and questions facing you today and in the future. You'll be awarded a badge for each course you successfully complete and a Certificate of Completion after finishing all three courses.
Students will learn to develop and demonstrate the following:
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MS Office Essentials provides a complete introduction to using Microsoft Office 365™. Students will learn file management, how to use Bellevue writing and student support services, and how to use the Cloud effectively. This course will also teach students how to build, format, and edit documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. Students will also learn how to collaborate and communicate with one another using Microsoft Office applications. Videos, interactive tools, demonstrations, and simulations provide students with hands-on learning experiences.
Math Essentials provides students fundamental mathematical skills to apply in various personal and professional situations. Students will learn a series of mathematical operations, which include the use of whole numbers, integers, fractions, decimals, and percentages. Students will apply the fundamental skills of each operation and learn how to use the information in various personal and professional daily activities. Videos, interactive tools, demonstrations, and simulations provide students with hands-on learning experiences.
This course provides students with fundamental English language skills that can be applied in various personal and professional situations. This course introduces concepts that enhance a student’s reading, listening, comprehension, writing, editing, and grammatical skills. Students will apply these fundamental concepts to organize their thoughts, develop questions, and present their ideas and observations in written form. This course will also help students learn how to write and respond in various settings and how to properly cite the work and ideas of others. Finally, students will also learn how to effectively utilize Bellevue University resources to assist with their academic and non-academic needs. Videos, interactive tools, demonstrations, and simulations provide students with hands-on learning experiences.