AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE (AG)
This program is designed to equip students with employability skills/knowledge or for the pursuit of a higher education in the field of Agricultural Science.
Agricultural Science Program Courses Outline
AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION (AC)
The Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills and proper work habits/attitudes necessary for employment in the field of Air Conditioning & Refrigeration. The program prepares students to work and advance in their careers as air conditioning and refrigeration technicians, trouble-shooters, parts counter salespersons or operators of their own air conditioning & refrigeration service and repair shops.
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Program Courses Outline
AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS TECHNOLOGY (AM)
The Automotive Mechanics Technology program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills and proper work habit/attitudes necessary for employment in the field of Automotive Technology. The program prepare the students to work and advance in their career in the field of Automotive Mechanics Technology. In addition, the program provides a foundation for those interested in managing their own automotive repair shop or a merchandizing company for automotive parts and accessories.
Automotive Mechanics Technology Program Courses Outline
BUSINESS ACCOUNTING (BA)
This is a two-year accounting program designed to provide students with knowledge, skills, and proper work habits necessary in first entry-level accounting jobs. It also provides an opportunity for students with interest in further training in the accounting profession to transfer to a four-year college/ university.
Business Accounting Program Courses Outline
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BU)
The Business Administration program is designed for students who want to learn, update and augment existing knowledge and skills and/or acquire cutting-edge technical and managerial skills that are essential to the field of management. The program provides students with courses to enhance their skills and knowledge necessary to advance in their careers in supervisory and management positions. In addition, the program provides a foundation for those interested in starting and managing a small business.
Business Administration Program Courses Outline
COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH (CPH)
This Associate of Science Degree Program in Public Health is designed to provide a sound grounding in basic public health knowledge, attitude and skills, as well as in selected specialized disciplines and topics, for public health practitioners in management and implementation of Projects and interventions in the community. Both junior College candidates and adult, workforce Members are encouraged to enroll, as the Program also aims at better preparing and equipping successful graduates to continue their studies in either general Public Health or in the specialized Disciplines of Applied Epidemiology and Health Research; Environmental Health; Food and Nutrition; Health Promotion; and Health Services Management, at graduate [Bachelor] and Postgraduate [Master; Doctorate] levels. A specialized “track” in Emergency Health Management – 1 is offered, providing knowledge, attitude and skills in the management of health matters during disasters. Other “tracks”, in Nutrition, Environmental Health, etc., are being designed and will soon be offered.
Community and Public Health Program Courses Outline
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY (CT)
The Construction Technology Program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills, and proper work habits/attitudes necessary for employment in this field. The program prepares students to work and advance in their careers as carpenters, masons, plumbers, private contractors, hardware store clerks, and other related construction work.
Construction Technology Program Courses Outline
CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CJ)
This program is designed to equip students with employability skills/knowledge, or for the pursuit of a higher education in the field of Criminal Justice.
Criminal Justice Program Courses Outline
EDUCATION (ED)
The Education Program is designed to provide students with knowledge, skills and proper work habits/attitudes necessary for classroom teaching. The program prepares students as classroom teachers or to pursue higher degrees in education or related field.
Education Program Courses Outline
ENVIRONMENTAL/MARINE SCIENCE (ES)
This program provides technical training for students who choose to work after graduating from PCC; provides the option for employees in this field to improve their skills, and provides a solid background for students interested in pursuing a higher degree at a four-year institution.
Environmental-Marine Science Program Courses Outline
ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY (ET)
The Electrical Technology Program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills and proper work habits/attitudes necessary for employment in this field. The program prepares students to work and advance in their careers as electricians, electrical maintenance personnel or power distribution personnel.
Electrical Technology Program Courses Outline
GENERAL ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY (GE)
The General Electronics Technology Program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills and proper work habits/attitudes necessary for employment in the field of electronics. The program prepares students to work and advance in their careers as electronic technicians, assemblers, testers, parts counter salespersons or operators of their own electronic parts distributor establishments and service and repair shops.
General Electronics Technology Courses Outline
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT)
The Information Technology program is designed for individuals interested in professional careers in the information technology field. The program provides basic knowledge and skills needed for employment or for the pursuit of a higher education in the field of information technology.
Information Technology (IT) Courses Outline
LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAM (LA)
This program is designed for students wishing to complete the first two years of general college work prior to transferring to a four-year college or university, or for students desiring two years of general education beyond high school.
LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES (LS)
The Library and Information Services program is designed to provide students with knowledge, skills, and effective work habits necessary in libraries and information centers, such as special libraries, archives, museums, and other information-based professions. Courses include library courses, information technology, and general education. The program prepares students to perform proficiently in entry level and intermediate positions, such as Library Assistant, Library Aide, Information Assistant and other related information services positions.
Library and Information Services (LS) Course Outline
NURSING CAREER LADDER (NU)
The Nursing Program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills and proper work habits/attitudes necessary for employment in this field. The program prepares students to work and advance in their careers as licensed practical nurses, registered nurses, US practical nurses, US registered nurses or for the pursuit of a higher education in the field of nursing.
Nursing Career Ladder (NU) Course Outline
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (OA)
The Office Administration Program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills and proper work habits/attitudes necessary for employment in this field. The program prepares students to work and advance in their careers as clerks, bookkeepers, information processors, receptionists, and administrative assistants. Sequence of courses include both business and general to broaden students’ backgrounds and enhance employment and promotion possibilities.
Office Administration (OA) Course Outline
PALAUAN STUDIES (PW)
The program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills and proper work attitudes/habits necessary for employment or for pursuit of a higher education in fields such as Pacific Islands Studies, anthropology, art, music, education, urban and regional planning. The program focuses on Palauan society and its dynamic cultural, social, and political interactions that link it locally and globally.
SMALL ENGINE AND OUTBOARD MARINE TECHNOLOGY (SE)
The Small Engine and Outboard Marine Technology Program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge, skills and proper work habits/attitudes necessary for employment in this field. The program prepares students to work and advance in their careers as mechanics, troubleshooters, parts counter salespersons or operators of their own small engine service and repair shops.
Small Engine and Outboard Marine Technology (SE) Program Course Outline
TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY PROGRAM (TH)
The Tourism and Hospitality Program is designed to provide students with knowledge, skills and proper work habits necessary in this field. The program prepares students to perform proficiently in entry/intermediate positions or management in the areas of Tour Services, Food & Beverage Operations, Hotel Operations, and Hospitality Management.
Tourism and Hospitality (TH) Program Course Outline
STEM DISCIPLINES (SD)
The STEM Disciplines program is designed for individuals interested in professional careers in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. The program provides basic knowledge and skills needed for the pursuit of a higher education in these fields.
Stem Disciplines (SD) Program Course Outline
Academic Department: Computer Science, English, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, Music & Fine Arts, Other Language, Science, Social Science/Humanities.