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Degrees & Certificates

Emergency Medical Technician Basic

Short-Term Certificate

EMS students secure a mannequin to a stretcher.
Students completing the certificate will be eligible to apply to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician exam to become a certified EMT.
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Professional Development

LinkedIn Learning

Available for free through a partnership with The Ohio State University, LinkedIn Learning is an industry leader in online training, with a digital library of more than 18,000 courses covering a wide range of technical, business, software and creative topics. Sharpen your skills on your schedule with expert-led instruction from any device, anywhere.

Learn more about LinkedIn Learning

Higher Education

COTC encourages faculty and staff to pursue higher education to enrich their lives and to develop the highest quality workforce. To support employees pursuing higher education, the college allows faculty and staff to enroll in college courses and/or degree-granting programs and provides tuition assistance for up to 10 credit hours of coursework per academic semester. Review the Employee Fee Reimbursement policy for details. 

Employee Fee Reimbursement Policy

COTC offers tuition assistance to the dependents of eligible faculty and staff members. Review the Dependent Fee Remission policy for details.

Dependent Fee Remission Policy

Teaching and Learning Center

The Teaching and Learning Center at COTC supports excellence in teaching and learning through a variety of professional development initiatives. The TLC seeks to support faculty and staff professional development through strategic programming, coaching, mentorship, and by leveraging peer-to-peer communities of learning. 

Visit the Teaching and Learning Center

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AIM

Accessible Information Management (or AIM for short) is Disability Services’s online portal for students and instructors.

  • Students new to Disability Services use AIM to submit their application for registration.
  • SLDS-registered students use AIM to generate their Course Accessibility Letters.

NOTE: To ensure that you do not miss important emails sent via AIM, we encourage you to either:

  1. Add the domain “post.accessiblelearning.com” to your safe sender list (Outlook 365 instructions), or
  2. Regularly check your junk mail folder

Registration Process for Accommodations

1. Application and documentation

Complete the New Student Application and upload supportive documentation.*

apply for accommodations

2: Review

SLDS will review the application and submitted documentation.

3: Notification

SLDS will notify the student through their COTC email within three business days of receipt to schedule a Welcome Meeting.

4: Welcome Meeting

During the Welcome Meeting (either in person or via Zoom), the student will meet with one of the SLDS staff members to discuss the accommodation needs and other relevant information to finalize accommodations.

*Students with readily observable permanent disabilities (e.g., wheelchair and cane users) are exempt from submitting documentation. Instead, they can submit their application and contact the office at 740.364.9578 to schedule a Welcome Meeting.

Current Registered Students

Students currently registered with SLDS must request accommodation letters every semester. Once requested the letters will be sent to the student and the instructor. It is recommended that letters be requested before the beginning of every semester.

Request Accommodation Letters