Sadly, no. But I'm a quick learner. My last job (which I had for four years) was as a supervisor for an international call center. I supervised the office here in Denver and the one remotely in Vancouver over an EIC (phone via WAN) system. I also served on a team that wrote code for our active desktop applications but it was all in HTML and XML. No Java experience. Maybe it is time to get some.
Code-wise, Java is just like any other web language (PHP, Javascript, etc). The university pushes it to the students but writes their own apps in PHP.
If you really want to learn coding, go to sourceforge.net and download one of the open-source apps and look at the code. Change the code and watch what happens.
It seems that call centers are moving to Canada. I've seen this trend for some time now. Lower cost of personnel, government incentives, unbelievable comm infrastructure. For example, during my previous consulting days, I had a client in New Brunswick (out east in the Maritimes). There, there was fiber to the curb everywhere. This attracted major call center business. Just an observation.....................but while I'm on the subject, have you considered the possibility of looking up in The Great White North where your skills could be quite valuable?