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Human Services (HSER)

Career Options & Highlights

This Folsom Lake College program prepares students for employment as an associate professional, and also prepares students for transfer level training for Psychology and Social Work majors towards Marriage Family Therapists, Social Workers, and Psychologists. Associate Professional employment includes agencies such as youth group homes, youth and family services, schools, probation, welfare, and mental health departments. Both the degree and certificates are CSU transferrable, and fulfill lower-division requirements for a Psychology BA degree, and fulfill upper-division requirements for a MS in Counseling degree.

Career Options
Peer Support Group Facilitator; Youth Group Home Worker; Alcoholism Program Worker; Family, Welfare, and Health Agencies Worker; Ombudsman Program Workers; Work with Correctional Agencies; Consumer Consultant; County or State Eligibility Worker; Conflict Containment Workers

Highlights
- Individual and group counseling
- Tours of Human Services agencies
- Interviews with employers
- Employment training, including resumes, cover letters, and interviews

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