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The Florida
Commuter Choice Certificate Program (FCCCP) provides the most comprehensive
training program for transportation professionals involved in managing demand
for our transportation systems. The FCCCP program covers six cluster
areas, Commuter Choice Tools, Commuter Choice Techniques, Commuter Choice
Planning, Commuter Choice Applied Marketing, Commuter Choice Program Management
and Commuter Choice Public Policy. Each cluster consists of individual topic
modules taught by a topic expert. For a listing of the courses and description
of the program, please view our
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This noncredit certificate program
is designed to help you develop in-depth knowledge and skills in
a professional field in relatively short time.
You will:
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Earn a certificate indicating
completion of a comprehensive course of study that may be
used a professional credential.
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Learn from experienced
instructors who bring extensive professional expertise and
practical job knowledge to the classroom.
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Acquire skills and knowledge
in a flexible schedule and format designed for adult
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Explore important issues and
network with other professionals.
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Learn interactively and
discover opportunities in the profession.
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The certificate program is offered by the Center for Urban
Transportation Research (CUTR), through Professional Workforce
and Development, a unit of the University of South Florida's
Continuing Education division, and is sponsored by the Florida
Department of Transportation.
Training classes are conducted at CUTR on the campus of the University of
South Florida in Tampa, FL. Click
here for directions and hotel
information. For a campus parking map, click
here.
The noncredit certificate is awarded to participants who
complete modules in the two core clusters and elective modules
from the other four clusters within a two-year period. A total
of 80 (or 8 CEUs) hours are required for certification.
Participation does not require a college degree. Non-certificate
participants are also welcome and may enroll in individual
modules of interest or modules that meet their Continuing
Education Units (CEUs) requirements. USF's noncredit programs
for professional development reflect USF Continuing Education's
mission to connect community and university resources in
promoting lifelong learning.
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