Credential directory
Degrees, certificates, licences, apprenticeships and micro-credentials — with the provider, the occupations each leads to, and the Credential Transparency Identifier where one is published. Or browse a state or partner library.
Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional - Front Line Supervisor
SUNY Corning Community College
Local agencies are seeing a high need for Direct Support Leadership education, especially for positions in the category of Developmental Disabilities.
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Direct Support Professional 1
Jefferson Community College
The microcredential in Direct Support Professional 1 (DSP1) will enable students to demonstrate competency in several key areas including understanding human services organization structures and functions, ethical behavior in the workplace, the importance of interpersonal communication skills.
- NY
Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional 2
Jefferson Community College
The Direct Support Professional 2 (DSP2) microcredential empowers students to demonstrate competency in several key areas, including understanding healthcare organization structures and functions, the importance of case management skills, and improving students' capabilities in research, information …more
- NY
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Direct Support Professional I
Dutchess Community College
What You'll Study in our Direct Support Professional Microcredentials Our DSP microcredentials provide the framework you need to grow your career. Coursework is structured into three microcredentials with nine credits in each and aligns with the requirements for certification from the National Allia …more
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Direct Support Professional I
North Country Community College
First tier of the microcredential program. Trains individuals for career opportunities as Direct Support Professionals working with the developmentally disabled. Aligns with the National Association of Direct Support Professionals (NADSP) certifications; students who complete it earn badges in Crisi …more
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Direct Support Professional I
SUNY College of Technology at Canton
Enables students to demonstrate competency in key areas including understanding human services organization structures and functions, ethical workplace behavior, and interpersonal communication skills. Provides training to increase potential for advancement in human service settings.
- NY
Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional I
SUNY Corning Community College
Local agencies are seeing a high need for direct support positions, especially those in the category of Developmental Disabilities.
- NY
Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional I
Schenectady County Community College
The Direct Support Professional Micro-Credentials deliver skills, education and training to enrolled students leveraging existing curriculum from the Direct Support Professional certificate program. These courses meet the National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals (NADSP) education accredita …more
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Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional II
Dutchess Community College
What You'll Study in our Direct Support Professional Microcredentials Our DSP microcredentials provide the framework you need to grow your career. Coursework is structured into three microcredentials with nine credits in each and aligns with the requirements for certification from the National Allia …more
- NY
Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional II
North Country Community College
Second tier of the microcredential program; requires completion of DSP I. Helps individuals expand their knowledge and career opportunities as Direct Support Professionals working with the developmentally disabled. Aligns with NADSP certifications; students earn badges in Evaluation and Observation, …more
- NY
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Direct Support Professional II
SUNY College of Technology at Canton
Enables students to develop counseling and case management techniques through intentional interviewing strategies and effective intervention skills using a strengths-based perspective. Fulfills the 50 hours of educational requirements for NADSP DSP II accreditation. Completion of DSP I is required.
- NY
Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional II
SUNY Corning Community College
Local agencies are seeing a high need for direct support positions, especially those in the category of Developmental Disabilities.
- NY
Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional II
Schenectady County Community College
The Direct Support Professional Micro-Credentials deliver skills, education and training to enrolled students leveraging existing curriculum from the Direct Support Professional certificate program. These courses meet the National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals (NADSP) education accredita …more
- NY
Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional III
Dutchess Community College
What You'll Study in our Direct Support Professional Microcredentials Our DSP microcredentials provide the framework you need to grow your career. Coursework is structured into three microcredentials with nine credits in each and aligns with the requirements for certification from the National Allia …more
- NY
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Direct Support Professional III
North Country Community College
Third tier of the microcredential program; requires completion of DSP I and II. Expands on the knowledge base of DSP I and II and aligns with NADSP certifications. Students earn badges in Empowerment and Advocacy; Community Living Skills and Supports; Education, Training, and Self-Development; and C …more
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Direct Support Professional III
SUNY College of Technology at Canton
The highest level of credential, demonstrating a deep commitment to the people they support. Students learn the importance of empowerment and advocacy, address community living skills, identify cultural competencies, and emerge with education, training and self-development. Requires completion of DS …more
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Micro-Credential
Direct Support Professional III
SUNY Corning Community College
Local agencies are seeing a high need for direct support positions, especially those in the category of Developmental Disabilities.
- NY