OUR GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
is now a
CAREER EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM
The entry level job market is more competitive than ever. Employers are now looking to hire candidates who can reasonably be expected to carry their weight as part of the team – and help the organization grow.
That means candidates with the highest chance of success will bring TWO things to the table:
These undergraduate programs are centered around the real-life skills most valued in the workplace.
In todays fast-paced world, success in the workplace requires more than just technical expertise and knowledge. As the nature of work continues to evelove, it is imporatnt for individuals to possess attributes and abilities that allow them to collaborate with teams and colleagues – otherwise known as soft skills.
– Forbes Advisor, 2024
When companies are assessing job candidates, they’re looking for the best of both worlds: somone who is not only proficient in a particular function but also has the right personality… Saying that you are a team player is not enough; you have to show it… Try to make the intangible tangible.
– Rosemary Haefner
Vice President of Human Resources at CareerBuilder
Effective communication and expression skills — so you can make a meaningful impact on any environment.
Sharper tools for today’s workplace, including data analytics, tech skills, and creative problem-solving with science
Robust reasoning skills — so you can communicate, negotiate, and persuade
Social & life skills so you can maintain emotional balance and help others do the same
A decade ago, employers were looking for a college degree – and that’s what students wanted. But with the shift in the employment market, college students are becoming more savvy.
They understand that employers want more than a fancy piece of paper – they also want highly valuable, trainable new hires who can hit the ground running thanks to robust hard skills and soft skills. That’s why each of our courses is packed with learning opportunities and challenges both inside and outside of the classroom.
Our undergrad programs are not just abstract learning – they’re more like a series of skill workouts. Those skills can be transfered to any work environment.
Rabbi Hillel Rudolph
Chief Academic Office
Develop your strengths with Aptitude Advancement
Our electives program gives you more freedom and flexibility — so you can find what you’re best at and fly with it
|
This is an orientation course. In this course students will learn the foundations of what it means to be a college student and, specifically, a student at Woodmont College.
|
|
“The Animal Farm,” penned by George Orwell in 1945, serves as a political allegory. This course delves into its themes, symbolism, and historical context, shedding light on how it mirrors the political atmosphere of its era.Students will scrutinize the novel’s characters, plot, and structure, all while pondering its relevance in contemporary society. Show MoreEmploying close readings, discussions, and analytical exercises, the course aims to guide students toward understanding the layers of meaning contained within literary texts. Upon completion, students earn a digital badge in Literary Analysis, attesting to their proficiency in analytical thinking, interpretation, and effective communication.
|
English Composition is designed to develop students’ abilities to think, organize, and express their ideas clearly and effectively in writing. This course incorporates reading, research, and critical thinking. Emphasis is placed on the various forms of expository writing, such as process, description, narration, analysis, persuasion, research.
|
This course explores the intersection of Jewish art and visual communication. Learn about the adaptation and integration of Jewish art into various cultural contexts, highlighting its role in personalizing environments and expressing national, cultural, and religious identity. Students will engage with the core aspects of Jewish art and practical applications Show Morein design, illustration, and photography, enhancing skills in visual communication through hands-on projects using Canva. Completing the course grants a Certificate in Visual Communication, ideal for art enthusiasts, aspiring designers, or anyone interested in cultural creativity and visual expression.
Earn a Visual Communication Digital Badge |
In every job you will need to be able to speak in front of an audience and present information. This class will give you the skills and tools to be a successful presenter and speaker. Study the formula for writing and delivering a speech, including the use of visual aids and talking techniques.
Earn a Public Speaking and Prestentation Digital Badge |
|
“The Animal Farm,” penned by George Orwell in 1945, serves as a political allegory. Show MoreEmploying close readings, discussions, and analytical
Earn a Literary Analysis Badge |
English Composition is designed to develop students’ abilities to think, organize,
|
This course explores the intersection of Jewish art and visual communication. Learn Show Morein design, illustration, and photography, enhancing
Earn a Visual Communication Digital Badge |
In every job you will need to be able to speak in front of an audience and present
Earn a Public Speaking and Prestentation Digital Badge |
“The Animal Farm,” penned by George Orwell in 1945, serves as a political allegory. Show MoreEmploying close readings, discussions, and analytical
Earn a Literary Analysis Badge |
“The Animal Farm,” penned by George Orwell in 1945, serves as a political allegory. Show MoreEmploying close readings, discussions, and analytical
Earn a Literary Analysis Badge |
“The Animal Farm,” penned by George Orwell in 1945, serves as a political allegory. Show MoreEmploying close readings, discussions, and analytical
Earn a Literary Analysis Badge |
|
|
