Programs at Richmond Community College

Certificate

Students can begin their studies in drug and alcohol counseling with a certificate, gaining a credential for entry level employment.

Degree

Child Advocacy Studies (CAS) is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge to effectively address and respond to child maltreatment. The CAS certificate is appropriate for first-responders, educators, child care providers, social workers, and anyone who works with children.

Certificate

Students can begin their studies in child maltreatment with a certificate, gaining a credential for entry level employment.

Degree

The Generalist concentration is designed for students who have not identified a specific area of interest but would prefer to gain a broader understanding of Social and Human Services.

Degree

The Mental Health concentration prepares students to identify and understand signs of mental health challenges and practice intervention tactics.

Certificate

Students can begin their studies in mental health counseling and intervention with a certificate, gaining a credential for entry level employment.

Degree

The Social Services concentration prepares you for direct service delivery work in social service agencies.

Certificate

Students can begin their studies in social services with a certificate, gaining a credential for entry level employment.

Certificate

There are two levels of elementary Spanish classes offered online that provide the fundamental elements of the Spanish language within a cultural context. Learning basic skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing are emphasized in these classes. With each level taken, students should be able to understand and respond to Spanish words and phrases with grammatical accuracy, as well as demonstrate an understanding of multicultural issues.

Certificate

The Special Education Residency Licensure Program is designed for individuals who hold a bachelor’s degree and are employed, or have received a written offer of employment, in a North Carolina public school setting serving students with disabilities.

Degree

Earn a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant degree from Fayetteville Technical Community College by completing two semesters at RichmondCC before transferring. This pathway prepares graduates to work under the supervision of a licensed speech-language pathologist to help treat communication disorders.