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o If a non -high school graduate, take an ability to benefit test (only for CNA and HHA) o Attend a New Student Orientation. o Complete, sign, an Enrollment Agreement and Performance Fact Sheet. o Sign documents acknowledging receipt of disclosure forms. o Pay a Registration Fee of $100.00. o Meet the required health status (Physical Exam, Negative Chest X-Ray, Negative TB Test and other program specific requirements) as validated by a physician before acceptance into the program. o The student must be free of communicable diseases to be considered for the Allied Health programs. Student Parking Student parking is available. Professional Career Development Center is not responsible for parking violations, property theft, and property damage. The school has access to a parking lot with 60 spaces and 2 handicapped parking spaces at the building. Advising Services The staff of Professional Career Development center makes every effort to maintain close communication with its students. Students have access to faculty and administrative staff for vocational and academic advising. Students experiencing personal problems, which require professional counseling and is requested by the student, will be referred to the appropriate agencies. Placement Services Professional Career Development Center does not guarantee employment for its graduates. The student services staff assists students in their job searches after they have successfully completed their studies, by offering information on job opportunities and guidance in resume preparation and interviewing techniques. Career -planning concepts are also integrated into the curriculum in all programs. Students participate in specific sessions that cover interviewing techniques, networking, resume writing, and professional dress and conduct. Professional Career Development Center's Placement Assistance Department provides assistance as students near their completion date and beyond graduation. Delays in course completion may result in delaying employment assistance activity. Professional Career Development Center cannot and does not guarantee employment. Language of instruction Policy Professional Career Development Center does not offer an English as a Second Language course. For programs taught in English, English language proficiency is documented during the admission interview and receipt of prior -education documentation, or the successful completion of the Ability to Benefit test as stated in the admission process. Students taking programs taught in English are required to speak in English. For programs taught in Spanish, Spanish language proficiency requirement is met by achieving a passing score on the Spanish Proficiency Test at https://www,transparent.com/learn-spanish/proficiency-test. html, Distance Education Policy Orientation & Enrollment Procedure for Distance Students Once a start date has been set, the school will: