Program Description
Like their for-profit counterparts, managers in non-profit organizations plan, direct, and control aspects of the organization’s work to ensure the effective and efficient utilization of resources (including staff), so the goals of the organization can be achieved and the organization can survive and thrive.
They may assist in the organization’s strategic planning, develop, monitor, and control budgets, and manage programs, staff, and other resources, as well as assist with fundraising, including grant writing, and the marketing and promotion of the overall organization and/or their unit/department.
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this Continuing Education Workforce Certificate, students will be able to:
1. function more effectively in a management role at a nonprofit organization,
2. gain employment with a nonprofit organization,
3. apply the knowledge and skills needed to guide the growth and functioning of a new or existing nonprofit organization, and
4. assume responsibility for continued professional and personal development through continuing education.
Program Credentials
CCBC Credential: Students will be awarded a Continuing Education Workforce Certificate and have access to a Continuing Education academic record (transcript).
Financial Aid and Payment Options
CCBC currently offers Continuing Education (CE) financial aid to those who qualify. We package public and private funding options to benefit students which include COVID-19 relief funding, the Maryland Sequence Scholarship, CCBC Opportunity Grant funding, Maryland Promise, and Baltimore County College Promise. Financial aid funding is available for select CE courses and programs.
Additional opportunities for financial support include partial payment options through Nelnet Business Solutions and tuition waivers for those who qualify. Resources outside of CCBC may also be available through employer/sponsor paid tuition, the Department of Rehabilitation Services (DORS), and your local office of workforce development.
For more information about funding resources and how to apply for them, please contact the CCBC Continuing Education Information Center at 443-840-4700.
Program Length
6 months
Courses start in September and February at CCBC Hunt Valley and CCBC Owings Mills.
Program Requirements
Required: High School Diploma or GED
Recommended: Prior management or non-profit experience
Application Process
To apply, go to www.ccbcmd.edu/apply and complete the CCBC Continuing Education Workforce Certificate program application. An email will then be sent with program information and any additional requirements necessary to apply for the program.
Open Entry – No screening or documentation required.
Prior Learning Assessment
This program has potential options for waiving select courses based on previous coursework or articulated coursework from an approved curriculum. Maximum number of program hours that may be earned from prior learning: 24
Program Course Sequence
Each course is also offered as a standalone course.
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Course Number
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Course Title
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Course Hours
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Textbook Information
(approximate cost; subject to change)
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Costs
T=Tuition/F=Fees
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MGT 619
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Strategic Planning for the Non-Profit Organization
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6
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Materials provided
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$139
T-$42/F-$97
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MGT 620
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Financial Management for Non-Profit Organizations
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6
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Materials provided
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$139
T-$42/F-$97
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MGT 621
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Managing Paid and Volunteer Staff
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6
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Materials provided
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$139
T-$42/F-$97
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MGT 623
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Making Effective Presentations
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6
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Materials provided
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$139
T-$42/F-$97
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WRI 039
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Grant Writing
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6
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Materials provided
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$139
T-$42/F-$97
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MGT 625
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Marketing and Fundraising for Non-Profit Organizations
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6
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Materials provided
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$139
T-$42/F-$97
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Course Series Totals:
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36
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$834
T-$252/F-$582
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Additional Information
Additional Offerings:
MGT 683 - Advanced Marketing for Non-Profits: Identifying Targets & Planning Campaigns
MGT 807 - Selecting and Developing a Board of Directors
Skills for Success:
Good planning and organizational skills; strong oral and written communications skills; strong interpersonal skills; and good problem-solving skills.
Career Opportunities:
Students will be better prepared to effectively assist in the management of a non-profit organization. A wide variety of career opportunities are available in the numerous areas of a non-profit organization.
Career Coach
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Program Contact Information
Coordinator: Moire Riley | mriley@ccbcmd.edu | 443-840-1804 | Hunt Valley 106
Administrative Assistant: Barb Baker | bbaker4@ccbcmd.edu | 443-840-5838 | Hunt Valley 104
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