Hunter Business School Offers High-Quality Education To Students

This Patch article is sponsored by Hunter Business School.

Since its inception in 1972, Hunter Business School (HBS) has been leading the way by providing quality career training through intensive and innovative programs. The school is a family-owned business that focuses on career training in the healthcare, business and technology fields. The success of HBS reflects the vision of its founders, the breadth and strength of its mission, and the commitment and dedication of over one hundred employees and thousands of graduates and their satisfied employers.

Hunter Business School offers an array of programs because it works closely with employers to make sure it is educating the workers they need. HBS offers short-term, hands-on training in Medical Assistant, Medical Office Administration, Medical Billing Specialist, Radiologic Technology, Practical Nursing, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Computer Technician Networking Specialist, and Web Application Design and Development. The school believes it is playing an important role in helping communities lower unemployment, boost competitiveness and fill jobs in key industries such as Healthcare and Computer Technology. HBS has eight career service advisors whose sole focus is preparing their students for the workforce, including updating resumes and portfolios, job searches and mock interviews.

The school is committed to student service and to helping you find funding for your education. Its financial aid advisors help you identify potential sources of funds and assist you in planning how you will pay for your education. It is also committed to your learning. The faculty is experienced in teaching their specialties and will guide you every step of the way. Each member of the HBS community is dedicated to assisting you to achieve success in school and in your career.

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For almost 50 years, HBS has focused on hands-on training in the classroom. In March 2020, due to the pandemic, it transitioned to online learning and with the help of its faculty and staff, the school was able to bring hands-on training into students’ homes. Classes are taught live using GoogleClassroom. Students are still able to participate in class and the faculty has been there for them every step of the way. The school is currently teaching hybrid classes. It is still teaching live online classes but, following social distancing protocol, it has brought the clinical classes back into the building. It is still successfully preparing students for new careers even in the middle of a pandemic.

Hunter Business School's reputation with graduates and employers is what makes it confident that it's succeeding in its mission. For more information on the programs the school offers or to schedule a virtual tour visit its website or call one of two locations on Long Island, Levittown 516-796-1000 or Medford 631.736.7360.