• Interviewing Skills (MGMT014)
• Communication skills for supervisors (MGMT018)
• Managing CREATIVITY (MGMT024)
• HUMAN RESOURCE SYSTEMS (MGMT030)
• MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE (MGMT113)
• styles of leadership (MGMT132)
  
  
• Earn HRCI Recertification Credit
  MGMT Program receives approval from HRCI to offer recertification credit for pre-approved classes.
  
• Internship Program
  Internships are 1-3 unit courses that include a minimum of 40 hours of work experience.
• Project Management Practicum
  A practicum is a 1-unit course that allows students to apply project management concepts.
  

Associate Faculty

David Bergen (email)
Valorie Carpenter (email)
Rob Leadbeater (email)
Paul Nolan (email)
Neera Varma (email)
Erwin Young (email)
Chris Zilg (email)

• Learn more about career options in management.
• Learn more about Project Management Career Pathway.
• Discover the Human Resource Management Career Pathway.
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Resources

• Business Week:  A College Degree (and Certificate) Is Still Worth It
• Two Graphs:  The Value of College
• The Economic Value of College Majors:  Business / Management has value
• Join for $10: NORTHERN CALIFORNIA HUMAN RESOURCE ASSOCIATION STUDENT MEMBERSHIP
  

Catalog

• Management & Supervision

Use our programs to build your career.

Meet current students in the Management and Supervision program as well as recent Human Resource Management Certificate program graduates.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Management program, students will be able to:

• Demonstrate effective management skills
• Choose a management career path
• Be prepared for a variety of first-entry management positions.

Program Statistics

• Approximately 25 certificates awarded each year.

Degrees

• A.S. Management and Supervision

Transfer

• For those students thinking of transferring, San Jose State University offers the Gary J. Sbona Honors Program to prospective business students. 
• Menlo College is offering its Bachelor's degree in Management at Mission College for working adults with five years of work experience and at least 40 units of lower division courses. The program, offered in the evenings, allows students to earn a Bachelor degree in 20-24 months. Classes start in August, January, and May. Visit the Mission College Career/Transfer Center in the Main Building Room E1-201 to get more info.

Certificates

• Management and Supervision
• Leadership
• Human Resource Management
• Project Management
• Supply Chain Management (formerly Purchasing)
• Warehousing Logistics