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Integrated Education & Training (IET) at Daytona State College

Adult Education

Take your next step with confidence.

Take the next step with confidence. The College’s IET program helps students strengthen academic skills through an Academic Skills Building (ASB) class while preparing for a workforce credential. Students can choose from two career-focused pathways: Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) and National Certified Medical Office Assistant (NCMOA).

Overview

  • Build reading, writing, math, digital literacy, and workplace readiness skills
  • Train in a career-focused pathway while enrolled in an Academic Skills Building (ASB) class
  • Prepare for workforce credentials and future college or career opportunities
  • Choose the pathway that best fits your goals: MOS or NCMOA

State Vision

The Florida Department of Education supports adult education programs that create career pathways and help students transition to postsecondary education. The goal is to increase the number of adult education students who continue their education and earn a degree, certificate, or industry credential.

Pathway Options

How to Enroll

  1. Apply to an Adult Education program.
  2. Complete the CASAS Reading GOALS 2 test and score at NRS Level 5 or 6.
  3. Meet with an Enrollment Specialist or School of Adult Education staff to confirm eligibility, review pathway options, and attend orientation.
  4. Register for an Academic Skills Building (ASB) class and the NCMOA pathway, then begin classes.

View the Academic Calendar

Plan Ahead: Important Dates:

Class Enrollment Oct. 29, 2026
Spring 2027 Classes Jan. 19 - May 7

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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  • What is an Integrated Education and Training (IET) program?

    An Integrated Education and Training (IET) program combines Adult Education instruction with workforce training. Students build academic skills while preparing for an industry-recognized credential and career pathway.
  • What IET programs are available?

    Daytona State College currently offers:

    • Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Associate
    • National Certified Medical Office Assistant (NCMOA)

    Both programs prepare students for in-demand careers while earning industry-recognized certifications.
  • Who is eligible to enroll?

    IET programs are available to qualified Adult Education students who meet program requirements.
  • Is there an age limit for enrolling in the IET programs?

    The age limit is 16+, but underage students need to provide withdrawal documents from high school and have to complete an underage consent form.
  • Can ESOL students enroll in IET programs?

    Yes. Eligible ESOL students may enroll in IET programs once they meet the program's academic and language proficiency requirements. IET programs allow students to continue developing their English skills while receiving workforce training and preparing for industry-recognized certifications such as MOS or NCMOA.
  • Do I need a high school diploma or GED?

    The National Certified Medical Office Assistant (NCMOA) program requires a GED or high school diploma. Eligibility requirements are reviewed during the application and enrollment process.
  • What assessments are required?

    Students must have qualifying CASAS scores to demonstrate readiness for IET coursework. Placement and eligibility are determined using CASAS assessment.
  • How much does the program cost?

    The enrollment fee is $30 per semester. This fee includes instruction, workforce training, instruction materials, digital learning resources, support services, and certification preparation.
  • How long does the program take?

    IET programs are designed to be completed in one semester while students participate in academic instruction and workforce training at the same time.
  • What is the class schedule?

    IET classes meet Monday through Thursday from 6 pm – 9 pm, with academic instruction and workforce training integrated throughout the week.
  • Which campuses offer IET programs?

    IET programs are offered at the Daytona Beach, Deltona, & New Smyrna Beach campuses. Program availability may vary by semester.
  • Will I earn a certification?

    Yes. Students who successfully complete the program and pass the required certification exam may earn industry-recognized credentials, including Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) or National Certified Medical Office Assistant (NCMOA) certifications.
  • What can I do after completing an IET program?

    After completing an IET program, students may pursue employment, earn additional industry certifications, or continue their education through Daytona State College certificate and degree programs related to business, technology, healthcare, and other career fields. IET serves as a bridge to both career advancement and further education.
  • Is attendance required?

    Yes. Because IET programs move at an accelerated pace, students are expected to attend regularly and actively participate in class. Consistent attendance is important for success.
  • What support services are available?

    Students have access to tutoring, advising, academic support, certification preparation assistance, orientation, and other student success resources available through Daytona State College.
  • Would you need to take the Reading Goals 2 assessment before applying for the college?

    No, you would need to take the assessment before registering for the actual IET course.
  • Would you need to schedule an appointment with the Assessment/Testing Center?

    No, our testing centers take walk-ins. The Reading Goals 2 test takes about 1.5 hours. This link shows the office hours of our Assessment Centers
  • How can I apply or learn more?

    Contact the School of Adult Education:

    Phone: 386-506-4085
    Email: IET@DaytonaState.edu

Contact Us

IET@daytonastate.edu