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Penn Foster Career School |
Having market-relevant, real-world career skills is extremely important in getting the right job or launching a new career in today's competitive market. At Penn Foster Career School, you can get the up-to-date career skills that will prepare you for a career in a large variety of trade, business and technology fields. Penn Foster regularly updates their programs to reflect the most modern skills required to succeed in today's workplace. Penn Foster provides over 80 quality distance learning career education programs designed specifically to help students gain the job-specifc skills they’ll need to succeed in some of today’s fastest growing career fields.
As a Penn Foster student at you’ll be given the opportunity to study online, in print, or a combination of the two. You can decide which method best suits your learning style. And rest assured the staff and faculty at Penn Foster Career Schools are dedicated to helping you successfully complete your program and earn your diploma.
Penn Foster Career School is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Secondary Schools for our high school and vocational-technical programs. Penn Foster Career School is also accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC), which is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency. Penn Foster is licensed by the Pennsylvania State Board of Private Licensed Schools.
Penn Foster distance education programs include the following:
Career Diplomas
- Appliance Repair
- Artist
- Auto Body Repair Technician
- Auto Detailer
- Auto Repair Technician
- Basic Electronics
- Bookkeeping
- Bridal Consultant
- Carpenter
- Catering/Gourmet Cooking
- Child Day Care Management
- Child Psychology†
- Computer Graphic Artist
- Court Reporter
- Dental Assistant
- Desktop Publishing and Design
- Diesel Mechanics
- Dog Obedience Trainer/Instructor
- Drafting
- Drafting with AutoCAD®
- Dressmaking and Design
- Electrician
- Electronics Technician
- Fitness and Nutrition
- Floral Design
- Freelance Writer
- Furniture and Cabinet Maker
- Gunsmith
- High School
- Home Inspector
- Home Remodeling and Repair
- Hotel/Restaurant Management
- HVAC Technician
- Interior Decorator
- Java Programmer
- Jewelry Repair Technician
- Landscaper
- Legal Secretary
- Locksmith
- Medical Coding and Billing
- Medical Office Assistant
- Medical Transcriptionist
- Motorcycle Repair Technician
- Occupational Therapy Aide
- Paralegal
- PC Fundamentals†
- PC Repair
- PC Specialist
- Pet Groomer
- Pharmacy Technician
- Photographer
- Physical Therapy Aide
- Plumber
- Private Investigator
- Programming in BASIC
- Secretary
- Small Business Owner
- Small Engine Repair
- Spanish†
- Teacher Aide
- Telecommunications Technician
- Travel Agent
- TV/VCR Repair Technician
- Veterinary Assistant
- Visual Basic®.NET Programmer
- Visual C#®.NET Programmer
- Web Page Designer
- Wildlife/Forestry Conservation
Degree Programs
Associate in Specialized Business Degrees
- Accounting
- Applied Computer Science
- Business Management
- Criminal Justice
- Early Childhood Education
- Finance
- Health Information Technology
- Hospitality Management
- Human Resources Management
- Marketing
- Paralegal Studies
Associate in Specialized Technology Degrees
- Civil Engineering Technology
- E-Commerce Administration
- Electrical Engineering Technology
- Electronics Technology
- Graphic Design
- Industrial Engineering Technology
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Multimedia and Design
- PC Maintenance Technology
- Veterinary Technician
- Web Programming
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 U.S. workers 18 and older possessing a bachelors degrees earn an average of $51,206 a year, while those with a high school diploma earn $27,915. But wait, there's more. Workers with an advanced degree make an average of $74,602, and those without a high school diploma average $18,734. 
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