What is the Career Development Program?
The IRSC Career Development program helps individuals, including single parents, single pregnant women and out-of- workforce individuals build workforce-ready skills through career training programs and postsecondary education.
Career Training
Certificate Programs
IRSC offers several programs designed to help you pursue a career in an unconventional, high-skill, high-wage or high-demand occupation.
• Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Heating
• Firefighting
• Lasers and Photonics
• Law Enforcement
Business Technical Certificate Programs
If you are interested in a career in an office setting, the IRSC School of Business offers short-term programs to help you quickly enter the job market.
• Accounting Operations
• Accounting Specialist
• Accounting Technology Management
• Aquaculture Technology*
• Business Management*
This 24-credit program provides instruction in planning, organizing, marketing, managing resources and decision making, as well as additional training for those who operate a small business. It is a solid foundation for your Associate Degree.
• Business Operations
• Business Specialist
• Entrepreneurship
• Human Resource Administrator
• Landscape Horticulture Specialist
• Landscape & Horticulture Professional
• Landscape & Horticulture Technician*
• Marketing Operations*
*Gainful Employment information included in program curriculum. Visit www.irsc.edu—click Course Catalog.
Available Resources
IRSC offers many resources to help you be successful in college, including a child care center, food pantry and clothing closets.
Financial Assistance
Complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) online at www.fafsa.gov. Apply for scholarships in Workday, accessible through MyPioneerPortal. IRSC provides referrals to CareerSource Research Coast and CareerSource Heartland for unemployed individuals.