Our short-term certificate programs will position you to enter some of the most in-demand jobs in Southeast Michigan.
This includes jobs in welding, computer networking, cybersecurity, automotive service, and autobody repair. The starting salary for these positions ranges from $40,000-$60,000.
The short-term certificate programs take as little as 12 months to complete, depending on the program.
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Short-term programs include:
- Auto Body Repair Certification (CTAUBR)
- Automotive Cybersecurity Certificate (CTACYB)
- Automotive Services Technician Certificate (CTASVT)
- Automation Specialist-Advance Certificate (CVAMSP)
- Computer Networking Academy Certificate (CVCNAC) – Advance Certificate
- Computer Systems Technology (CTCSTC)
- Robotics Technician (CTROBT)
- Welding and Fabrication Principles Certificate (CTWLDS)
Whether you’re a current high school student, or you haven’t been in a classroom for years, college is a big step. That’s why you’ll have a dedicated success coach and advisor to help you stay on track and access any resources you might need to be successful – inside the classroom, and outside.
Advance Ypsi’s personalized benefits include:
- Help exploring career interests and goals to pick the program best for you
- Direct connections with employers and job opportunities
- Potential for paid internships, apprenticeships, and job shadowing
- Financial support for eligible students
- Personal assistance to navigate paying for college
- A dedicated success coach and advisor for each student
- Direct support from enrollment to completion from our Career and Life Success Coordinator
- Assistance with job applications, resumes, and interviews
WCC offers the lowest community college tuition rate in Michigan. We don’t believe that finances should be a barrier to education. That’s why Advance Ypsi students are provided with 1:1 guidance to find – and apply for – the financial assistance you need to accomplish your educational goals.
If you’re a high school student, it’s likely your school district will pay for your WCC tuition as a dual enrollment student. If you’re an adult learner, we have scholarship options that can help you earn your degree tuition-free.
Just do it. I know it’s cliché, but the college is willing and wanting to help and often has resources that are under-utilized. WCC wants to help you get what you need to continue your education to the finish line.
Carolyn
Current Student