Northwest Technology Center’s Marketing, Video and Business Technology program is a great choice for students who have an interest in digital marketing, video production, or business office applications.
Executive Administrative Assistant Career Option
The students enrolled in the Executive Administrative Assistant career major will gain valuable experience needed for success in business office occupations. Students learn through classroom projects and/or working with one of our business/community partners. All training is aligned to real-world experience, so students are ready for the workforce.
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Office Information Specialist Career Option
The students enrolled in the Office Information Specialist career major will gain valuable technical & managerial skills needed for success in business office occupations. Students learn through classroom projects and/or working with one of our business/community partners. All training is aligned to real-world experience, so students are ready for the workforce.
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Digital Marketing Specialist Career Option
The students enrolled in the Digital Marketing Specialist career major will gain skills needed for development, production and implementation of digital marketing delivery methods. Students learn through classroom projects and/or working with one of our business/community partners. All training is aligned to real-world experience, so students are ready for the workforce.
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Video Technician Career Option
The students enrolled in the Video Technician career major will gain valuable experience needed for success in all video production occupations. Students learn through classroom projects and/or working with one of our business/ community partners. All training is aligned to real-world experience, so students are ready for the workforce.
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