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Behavioral Health Non-Credit Courses
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FRCC's non-credit behavioral health courses offer a great way to upskill or gain new knowledge. Designed to cover the same information as the associated certificate paths, these courses provide the information and skills needed for entry-level behavioral health roles.
Non-Credit vs. For-Credit Courses
Classes offered as non-credit do not get recorded on a college transcript. Students taking these non-credit behavioral health classes who earn a 70% or higher will receive documentation of successfully completing the class. Front Range is working on a pathway for students who complete these non-credit behavioral health courses to earn college credit in the future.
For-credit classes are standard college courses. Students receive a letter grade in each class, which is recorded on their college transcript. Students who complete all courses in their chosen pathway with a grade of “C” or higher graduate from the college with that certificate.
Non-Credit Course Options
Behavioral Health Plus
Anticipated Fall 2024
Location:Online
Time Commitment: 7 Weeks
The Behavioral Health Plus course is meant for people who work in a public-facing role. Students will learn foundational behavioral health knowledge and entry-level crisis management.
Qualified Behavioral Health Assistant
Anticipated Fall 2024
Location: Online
Time Commitment: 10-15 Weeks
This course covers foundational knowledge in behavioral health. Topics will focus on empathy, cultural awareness, and communication styles. Students who complete the course will be prepared to work as a member of a care team in behavioral health settings.
Exploration of Behavioral Health Careers
Anticipated Fall 2024
Location: Online
Time Commitment: 20 hours
This course is designed for people who are interested in a career in behavioral health. Course topics will include career paths in the field, skills needed for success in every level of the field, and a certification in Basic Life Support (BLS).
Patient Navigator
Anticipated Spring 2025
Location: Online
Time Commitment: 15-20 Weeks
Students in the Patient Navigator course learn to support clients in finding care. Topics include empathy, communication, and promoting client wellness.
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