Some of the ATC courses that are offered have additional requirements because they are part of a program that is subject to accreditation by an external agency or they prepare students for licensure or certification. ATC Courses Subject to External Accreditation:
An example of a ATC course that is part of a program that is subject to accreditation by an external agency is Banking and Financial Systems. The college courses that Banking and Financial Systems transfers to are part of a program that is accredited by the American Bankers Association (ABA). The ABA requires that all instructors in this program have three years work experience in finance. ATC Courses that Prepares Students for Licensure or Certification:
An example of a ATC course that prepares students for licensure is Health Science Technology III. There are a number of different versions of HST III in the ATC Program, because each version prepares students for a different aspect of Health Science Technology. For example, Health Science Technology III EMT-Basic prepares students to become certified Emergency Medical Technicians. Therefore the instructor of this ATC course must themselves be an EMT.
View a list of the ATC courses that have additional requirements.
