welder

instructor

admissions advisor

nursing instructor

plumbing technician

Summit College

I enjoyed working at Summit College my typical day began checking my emails, phone messages, and in coming mail. Made calls to former students regarding helpful information on clearing delinquent and default statuses. Reached out through texts, emails, and correspondence if unable to reach by phone. Assisted former students by mailing forms and applications requested by students. Worked on COD website to search for completion of exit counseling by students, printing certificates and uploading to students file. Met students in their classes to explain the requirement of exit counseling and giving them the information to complete this process on the student loans.gov website. Co workers are friendly and work as a team management is very helpful but no room for growth. Hardest part of job is listening to angry students over the phone. My most enjoyable part of the job is clearing students negative status.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I had diabetes while working for summit college had a am and evening class had to keep my insulin in a refrigerator in my classes I was a HVAC instructor.i was told to get rid of the refrigerator I talked to the school director that I needed the refrigerator to keep my insulin and food in I could not leave during class and my days started at 7 am and ended at 10 pm I had to have a toe amputated because of the diabetes summit college tried to get me to sign a blank form and canceled my medical in the time that I was there summit college screwed over many employees 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Most stressful part of working for summit college is dealing with management 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Environment is nothing but stress constantly 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Long days dealing with nothing but problem

Summit college was a fun working environment people there were rather great I loved working there however every year they do lay offs and it doesn’t matter what you bring to the table, you won’t get a pay raise either. They will cut people and add more responsibilities to others even if it compromises their accreditation. The hire clowns as directors and managers and have a higher turn over. If you want a basic job go for it. If you want to learn and grow and gain skills you should apply elsewhere. The morale of the team that has been there is very poor and they have no issues being vocal about it. Also family business so don’t expect development or promotions. Their instructors don’t always have experience in teaching. I would recommend a local community college rather than enrollment 

I truly enjoyed my time and experience with Summit college. I was surrounded by remarkable team. We all assisted one another to ensure the highest quality of customer service.
 The best part of my job was assisting the students and graduates in finding a position to start their new career.  One of the  hardest and most difficult things for me was to see certain graduates that spent so much time and effort within the curriculum and graduate. Only to lose their motivation to get started in their career. Although this was difficult It made me stay focused and driving by continuing to pursue them in a positive way to eventually change their mind set so that they could be successful in starting their career in their  chosen field of choice.

The department I worked in had people who cared and did their jobs well.  The faculty cared but were kept part-time and couldn't afford medical insurance. Even for those who had medical insurance, it was too high to use.  They offered zero job security and those who asked questions were ultimately let go due to "budget" issues.  They don't follow pay rules I had to set them straight and that made me an enemy of my department head.  If a company does business right it should have nothing to worry about. Their nursing program was made to reduce their class sizes due to students not passing their boards.  It isn't a company anyone should work at. 

A typical day would consist of student recruitment, conduct student inquiries via phone and emails. Interview and advice prospective students to determine the appropriate degree program for their individual needs and interest during information session.
I learned to maintain a consistent follow up system with enrolled  and active students. 
Management maintained high expectations with an organized environment. 
It was difficult to provide the program of choice to a large population of students. 
The most enjoyable part of my job was making a life changing difference in each students life.

Horrible school to attend I was not employed with them but I did attend I took the ACOA course which stands for applied computerized office administration I was not able to find employment they did not help me they did what I did on my own as far as searching numerous job sites. I never completed an extern the lady in that department wrote my extern hours off and told me to say I got hired through my extern because they got some type of credit if you are hired through your extern this is a horrible school stay away now i have the government garnishing my taxes because i defaulted on my loan because I never gained employment when I graduated STAY AWAY FROM SUMMIT CAREER COLLEGE STUDENTS TEACHERS THEY ARE ABOUT MONEY!!

My position at Summit Career was one that I felt very qualified to perform based on my experience and knowledge of the course. 
i was referred to the position by a former manager because she felt I fit the criteria very well.
I enjoyed the management position because it gave me an opportunity to direct and educate the staff that I had and the authority to get involved in the instructional portion of the program.
The most difficult part was finding someone to assist me at times and putting in alot of hours, but the rewards were many because I have always enjoyed helping students achieve their goals.
Unfortunately the program was short lived and was cancelled.

Very chill, mellow place to work. You don't have managers breathing down your neck, for the most part they give you some space to do your own thing.

Only major negative is that the company doesn't really have a lot of money to be able to give employees merit raises, even when you've earned them. They tell you "right now we don't have money in the budget, etc". One colleague had been there 3 years and only received 1 raise, and it was only because she got a higher offer from another job and the company matched it.

Teach  clinical classes for part-time, term-one students (every Saturday)
Follow weekly course outlines based-on designed curriculum
Supervise student nurses and demonstrates patient care in clinical units of hospitals
Prepare learning activities for students to achieve learning objectives for each week
Teach and evaluate student’s clinical performance to include physical assessment, care plans, medication administration, NANDA diagnosis, and sterile or aseptic technique

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Welder 10 salaries reported	$29.50 per hour
Instructor 5 salaries reported	$29.40 per hour
Admissions advisor 11 salaries reported	$30.27 per hour
Nursing instructor 3 salaries reported	$47.83 per hour
Plumbing technician 6 salaries reported	$29.17 per hour

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