"professional certification programs" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to courses or classes that certify individuals as having certain professional skills or expertise. For example, "Jack decided to enroll in a professional certification program to become a certified accountant."
Learn about one of our professional certification programs in Professional Achievement in Data Sciences.
The Master of Science programs in Columbia's School of Continuing Education typically require 36 graduate credits to complete; the professional certification programs require 12 credits.
Pearson also plans to increase its role in virtual schools and professional certification programs like the much-maligned New York State teacher certification tests.
Look at degree and professional certification programs.
In his article, William Neuman called into question the Buildings Department's professional certification program.
The team was chosen for its design and development of a new four-course online professional certification program called Architecture and Systems Engineering: Models and Methods to Manage Complex Systems.
During this time, many felt that a professional certification program was needed, so in 1991, the Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC) was introduced.
A new professional certification program to replace accreditation with a more affordable, computer-based process was proposed in January 2013.
The association released its Model Green Home Building Guidelines in 2006 and is set to launch a Green Professional certification program in 2008.
Training for entry-level positions is also available through trade schools and professional group certification programs.
Majors and Opportunities Students can choose from 27 majors, and participate in pre-professional and certification programs in medicine, law, education, engineering and theology.
