Speech Language Pathology Assistant

Help people communicate, connect, and thrive. Build practical skill for speech therapy in various settings.

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Associate Degree
Outcome
Two Years
Duration
Hybrid
Learning Format
Multiple
Location

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Mix of modalities

Our students learn through a mix of classroom lessons, hands-on labs, and supervised clinical experience.

Career training

Graduates are prepared to pursue jobs as a speech-language pathology assistant in North Carolina.

Certification prep

Completing this degree allows you to pursue registration as a speech-language pathology assistant in North Carolina.

Clinical experience

During the program, you will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge during clinical training.

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About the programs

About the Program

The Speech Language Pathology Assistant program prepares you to support licensed speech-language pathologists in delivering therapeutic services. Offered in collaboration with Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute, the program blends classroom instruction, hands-on labs, and supervised clinical experience. You’ll build practical skills while preparing for eligibility for North Carolina registration and employment in a growing healthcare field.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Speech-language pathology assistants support licensed speech-language pathologists by helping deliver therapy, prepare materials, assist with screenings, and maintain records. 

Graduates may work in schools, healthcare facilities, home health agencies, and private practices under the supervision of a licensed speech-language pathologist. 

Most students complete the program in four to six semesters, depending on whether general education courses have already been completed. 

The program is offered in collaboration with Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute. Program-specific courses and clinical fieldwork are delivered through Caldwell, while general education courses may be completed at Central Piedmont. 

Applicants must be admitted to both Central Piedmont and Caldwell Community College and meet program-specific application and prerequisite requirements. Please read the specifics for your program on the requirements page

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