Pyramid Partnership, Inc.

Pyramid Career Institute

Computer Software Applications and Customer Service Training

Pyramid Career Institute

Pyramid Career Institute was established in 1993 by Dr. Judy Mayo and Dr. Marianne King.

Pyramid Career Institute was founded to provide market-relevant training for positions in the rapidly expanding fields of computer and customer service. Pyramid reflects the belief that quality training empowers individuals to achieve their full work potential.   Pyramid Career Institutes special mission is to provide premier training services to dislocated workers and to the economically disadvantaged.

Pyramid Career Institute offers vocational education programs in the areas of  customer service and business software applications.  Pyramid also offers short-term training courses that develop general business and computer skills.   Upon successfully meeting occupational training course requirements, students receive a Certificate of Achievement.    Pyramid is a clock hour school, with one clock hour equaling fifty minutes of instruction.


Computer Driver Customer Service

A wide variety of opportunities are available in both the manufacturing and non-manufacturing industries for people with computer and customer service skills.  This 600 clock hour course prepares graduates for careers in the field of customer service. The course is especially appropriate for:

  • Individuals, with a service orientation, and an interest in working with customers and computers
  • Recent high school or G.E.D. graduates
  • Individuals with sporadic or limited work experience
  • People needing to strengthen  reading, writing, speaking, and math skills
  • Dislocated workers seeking transition into a business environment
  • Career changers needing  to develop computer skills
  • Business Software Specialist
     
    This course prepares graduates to fill entry level office, clerical, and administrative assistant positions and jobs in information processing departments.  This 360 clock hour course prepares graduates for positions in automated offices.  The course develops team skills and information processing skills in the most current software technologies.  The course is especially appropriate for:
    • Career changers or reduced-in-force workers seeking employment in an automated setting
    • Employees  required to improve computer and word processing skills as a condition of employment
    • Small business owners and their employees, or entrepreneurs seeking to computerize their operations

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