Do you live in Pima County, AZ? Do you want to get your high school diploma? If the answer is yes to these questions, you can get an accredited high school diploma online with Career Online High School.
Career Online High School is:
- A completely online program for residents of Pima County.
- Accredited from a respected online high school.
- Specifically designed for adults 22 years and older who do not have a high school diploma or equivalency.
- An in-demand career training program, offering certificates in nine career areas.
- Limited to qualified applicants, as determined by library staff.
- Offered at NO COST to students.
About Career Online High School
Pima County Public Library's Career Online High School (COHS) offers adult students a chance to earn a nationally-accredited high school diploma while preparing for a career in one of nine high-demand, high-growth fields.
The program offers the flexibility to take classes online and access schoolwork 24/7. Learners also receive support and free educational resources at their local library.
To be considered for the program, applicants must successfully complete an online readiness survey and prerequisite course, followed by an interview with library staff.
Once enrolled in the program, COHS pairs each student with an online academic coach, who provides the student with an individual career path, offers ongoing guidance, evaluates performance, and connects the student with the resources needed to master the courses. Students are given up to 18 months to complete the program.
The program is offered at no cost to the student.
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This project was launched with funding from the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Ongoing support is generously provided by The Pima Library Foundation, Friends of the Pima County Public Library, Friends of the Oro Valley Public Library, and Friends of the Green Valley and Sahuarita Libraries.
