AVHS Industry Certifications
Precision Exams are given in every CTE class. Precision Exams are built on the belief that the future of America depends on the next generation’s ability to create. In today’s hyper-competitive markets, we need makers, doers, artists, and craftsmen to solve the problems of tomorrow.
Precision Exams works with industries to build tests and create reports to help make better decisions in the classroom. Everything they do is about inspiring students to reach for a career they will love.
ASE, is short for the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Since 1972 the non-profit organization has worked to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service by testing and certifying automotive professionals. Students in the Automotive pathway have an opportunity to be ASE certified. ASE promotes excellence in vehicle repair, service and parts distribution. ASE Certified Professionals work in every part of the automotive service industry. Passing an ASE Certification test, automotive technicians must have two years of on the job training or one year of on the job training and a two-year degree in automotive repair to qualify for certification. To remain ASE certified, professionals must retest every five years to keep up with ever-advancing automotive technology.
Medical Assistants (CCMAs) are a vital part of clinical patient care. Because CCMAs are trained to perform so many different tasks, they are in great demand in the workforce. Whether you want to work in a doctor’s office or a large hospital system, becoming a CCMA with NHA shows that you are knowledgeable and ready to be a valued member of a healthcare team. Having a nationally accredited certification, like the CCMA, can help you stand out. Certification may also be required or preferred for certain job opportunities in the profession. All of the students in MAHST IV/MA class have the opportunity to take the NHS - CCMA.
Students are prepared to provide CPR and become qualified lifesavers in our community. “CPR, especially if performed immediately, can double or triple a person's chance of survival.” AHA
NIMS sets industry skills standards, certifies individual skills against the standards, accredits training programs that meet NIMS quality requirements, and promotes innovative solutions, such as competency-based apprenticeship, to connect credentialed and work-ready individuals with employers. Students in the Precision Machining pathway have the opportunity to receive certifications in Milling level 1, Grinding level 1, Turning between centers level 1, Turning Chucking level 1, Layout and Benchwork, Measurement materials and safety, Drill press level 1, CNC mill operation, CNC lathe operation, CNC milling level 1, CNC lathe Level 1.
The Food Handlers card is approved for use in San Bernardino County, by the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health. This program prepares food handlers to enter the workforce by providing the required food safety information as specified by regulations of the workers’ state and local government. All students in the Foodservice and Hospitality pathways have an opportunity to be certified.