Let's say I want to add content into this section, maybe underneath the current button, "Request Duplicate Certificate". 

Overview

This series of courses is designed to train municipal and county public works personnel in the responsibility of supervising public works operations. The curriculum emphasizes pragmatic technical management and political skills necessary for professional success. The program focuses on New Jersey's governmental practices that contribute to improved work performance of department administrators.

The nine included courses — in the areas of management, technical, and government — and other criteria are required for the state designation of Certified Public Works Manager. 

The three-course management unit addresses the human relations and personnel development needs of public works management. The intent of this segment is to acquire a better understanding of management, strengthen managerial and personnel skills, and to promote a professional public works image to the public.

The three-course technical unit examines the daily operation of a public works department. Public works departmental functions are reviewed to establish a standard of practice for use as a database that reflects departmental productivity. The technical presentations are compared to the municipal planning and development process.

Public works departments operate within the context of local government. In the three-course government unit, the processes of state and local government are examined from a historical perspective. Practices are then reviewed in relation to state regulations.

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19th Annual Public Works Continuing Education Conference

May 8 - 9, 2024

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Program Requirements

All participants in the Certified Public Works Manager Program must be high school graduates or hold a high school equivalency certificate. It is highly recommended that individuals entering the program have a minimum of three years of experience in supervision.

Prerequisite Information

All students entering the program must first successfu

I'm going to add a line of text underneath the button, titled "Another button".

Highlighting the line that I want to be the button text, click the link icon. 

In the link URL field, I am adding the URL. For example, I am adding <https://google.com>.

You can always edit by re-highlighting and clicking the pencil icon in the following prompt. 

I am going to enter a "Title" field. This is good ADA practice, because it gives a description to screen readers. I am adding the name of the link, so "Google", and saving. 

With the link highlighted, Click "Styles" in the toolbar. 

Scroll down, and there are options for button styling. You can choose various button colors, and button outline colors. For example, I will choose standard red button. 

Enter a revision log message and Save page edit. 

Here is the button displayed on front end.

Rutgers

cgs.rutgers.edu

How to make a link, and then turn it into a button when adding content to a page.

Adding a Button to the CK Editor