Education is always a worthy investment, but with busy lives filled with jobs, families, and other responsibilities, taking on a degree program can seem nearly impossible. At Ashworth College, you can take the steps towards building up your resume through online, self-paced Career Certificate Programs without having to worry about the additional cost of a bachelor’s or master’s degree.

A lot can happen in a year, but we don’t usually think it’s enough time to make the really big changes in our lives. We start the new year making resolutions that we forget about halfway through or we make them so small that we’re left feeling a little disappointed. If you’re looking to make - and keep - a resolution that can fit into your life and schedule, a program from Ashworth College could be the right way to start 2021. Here are some of the courses you can start and finish this year thanks to flexible, fully online classes.

With a new year approaching, we can look forward to a lot of change. 2020 saw us deal with a global pandemic, bringing the uncertainty of unemployment for many. 2021 brings a brighter outlook, though, with experts predicting the economy will return to pre-pandemic levels by the end of the year. These changes mean some jobs will be more in demand than ever before. Ashworth College’s self-paced, online courses can help give you the tools needed to hit the ground running in 2021.

Sterile compounding is the method of preparing custom medications for patients in a sterile environment to prevent contamination and ensure patient safety. Not all pharmacies offer this service, but those that do are called compounding pharmacies. In order to be able to provide sterile compounding as a pharmacist or pharmacy technician, there’s some specialized training needed to get started. Here’s what you should know.

Home inspection is a process that most houses must undergo before being purchased. During a home inspection, a house is examined to make sure it’s structurally sound and up to code. This can involve looking for signs of mold, radon, insect infestations such as termites, and other problems that cause significant damage to the condition of the home. Because of these potentially damaging problems, the sale of the house is often dependent on whether or not it passes the inspection. But not just any contractor can perform this duty; a qualified home inspector must be hired to give an official report of the findings.