Miles Community College

This program will provide students with the skills necessary for employment in the field of auto mechanics. At the conclusion of the one-year certificate, graduates may be employed as automotive service technicians or mechanics. They could also find employment in the retail/wholesale parts business.

Miles Community College offers the Commercial Transportation Basics CDL course designed to provide students with the essential knowledge and practical skills necessary to take the Montana CDL Class A Knowledge Test and Road Test. This course provides tractor-trailer driving fundamentals to students who have minimal or no truck driving experience. This six week course includes classroom instruction, hands-on labs, behind-the-wheel driving time, hours of service, trip planning, and much more.

Miles Community College offers a four (4) credit Preparation Course which prepares a student to take the Headmaster certification exam. The CNA course consists of 45 hours of online instruction dedicated to theory, plus 30 additional hours are dedicated to clinical instruction. The CNA program requires 75 hours in total.

The mission of the Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) program is to provide a high quality, learning-centered education in medical laboratory theory and practice that maximizes student learning and makes students partners in their education. Medical laboratory technicians, under supervision of a physician or medical laboratory scientist, perform general laboratory tests that aid physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.

The phlebotomist is an important member of the health care team whose primary role is to collect and process blood and other specimens for testing. This two-semester program includes an internship off-site at a clinical facility. Affiliated clinical facilities for the phlebotomy internships currently include Holy Rosary Health Care in Miles City. Internship hours are non-paid. A student may not acquire a job as a Phlebotomist before completion of the program and count those hours toward their internship hours.

This program is in collaboration with Highlands College of Montana Tech to offer courses for students wishing to pursue an AAS in Radiologic Technology. This program allows students to take their first semester of courses at MCC before application to the program. If accepted into the Highlands College program, students will take online Radiologic Technology courses offered through Highlands College and face-to-face portions of the courses held in Miles City. Formal application to the Highlands College Radiologic Technology program is completed during the fall term of each school year. MCC students are given preference to the competitive MCC program when their application is signed and approved by the Radiologic Technology Academic Advisor at MCC. If accepted into the program, the student will become a student of Highlands College. After acceptance in the program, all registration of classes, financial aid, and scholarships will be administered by Highlands College and Montana Tech. Students completing the two-year AAS degree must sit for a national certification test before they may enter the workforce.

This one-year certificate program is designed to provide students with skills for employment in entry-level help desk support positions.

This two-year degree prepares students for a career in the computer technology field. Students learn techniques to install and troubleshoot problems relating to networking, operating systems and maintenance. Students will gain knowledge and skills to solve problems relating to both hardware and software.

This two-year degree prepares students for a career in the computer technology field. Students learn techniques to install and troubleshoot problems relating to networking, operating systems and maintenance. Students will gain knowledge and skills to solve problems relating to both hardware and software.

This one-year certificate program is designed to provide students with networking skills for employment in entry-level networking support positions. Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) certification could be obtained after completing this certificate.

This two-year degree prepares students for a career in computer graphics and/or web design. Students learn techniques to build a web site using proper design principles and to create and edit graphics using both film and digital formats.

This one-year certificate program is designed to provide students with skills for entry-level employment in design services such as publishing, print layouts and web media.

This program provides students with practical skills for enhanced employment opportunities in heavy equipment operations, such as mining, construction, oil fields, etc. Students receive classroom training as well as many hours of instruction in the field operating a variety of heavy equipment machinery. The nationally recognized competency-based curriculum built upon industry standards is from the National Center for Construction Education and Research.