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Industry Certificates

Learn more about receiving credit for existing industry certifications

Students may have earned industry certificates from another institution or organization. CMC has a pre-approved list of industry certificates for which we award credit:

Allied Health, Public Safety, Wellness and Outdoor Studies Certificates

American Red Cross Professional Rescuer CPR

American Heart Association Basic Life Support 

Avalanche Rescue (from AIARE, A3, AAI)

Firearms

Outdoor Emergency Care Certificate

Recreational Level I Avalanche Training (from AIARE, A3, AAI)

Recreation Level II Avalanche Training (from AIARE, A3, AAI)

State Driver Operator Certificate

State Fire Fighter I Certificate

State Fire Fighter II Certificate

State HazMat Certificate

State OC (pepper spray) and Taser Training

Swift Water Rescue

Wildfire Incident Qualification Card (Red Card)

Wilderness First Responder

Wilderness First Aid

Culinary Certificates

ServeSafe Certification

Counseling Certificates

Certified Addiction Technician (DORA Colorado)

Certified Addiction Specialist (DORA Colorado)

Accounting Certificates

AIPB Certified Bookkeeper Certificate

IRS Enrolled Agent Certificate

IT Certificates

CISCO CCNA

CompTIA A+ Computer Technician

CompTIA Net+ Networking

CompTIA Server+

CompTIA Security+

CompTIA IT Fundamentals Pro

The process for having industry certificates reviewed is initiated by the Counselor/Advisor. The student needs to provide the official transcript/certificate to their Counselor/Advisor which is then attached to the CTE Industry Certificate DocuSign Form.

Once reviewed and approved, the Dean indicates the CMC equivalent courses to be awarded. The form is routed to the Registrar's Office to post credit for the courses on the student's record. If denied no courses will be awarded.

If a student has an industry cert. that is not on the approved list, it can still be submitted with the CTE  Industry Certificate DocuSign form for the Dean to review. The Dean may approve it and award equivalent courses, in which case the certificate will be added to the pre-approved list. Alternatively, the Dean may recommend that the student needs to go through the Portfolio process to earn credit for prior learning.

There is no charge for having industry certificates reviewed.