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I heard you have FREE classes - can you tell me more? |
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We do offer free GED and ESL classes in the mornings and evenings. You will need to come to the Center for placement testing first. There may be a waiting list for classes. Please call Elsie Ramos for more information at (508) 751-7900. |
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I need HELP for an ONLINE course! |
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Please contact Jo-Ann Donahue, our customer support specialist for online courses by email at jdonahue@qcc.mass.edu or by calling (508) 751- 7905. |
| Q. |
I'm not ready for college - what other options do I have? |
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The QCC Training & Education Center has a wide variety of training programs to help you find the right career! We offer training in the healthcare field, business office worker and trades, like plumbing or electrical. Call us at (508) 854-4435 or download a copy of our Fall 2006 catalog to start now. |
| Q. |
Is financial aid available for me? |
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The Education Rewards Loan Program offers low interest student loans of up to $10,000 for individuals to attend occupational skills training programs resulting in an industry recognized certificate, license or credential for occupations that have been identified as high demand or high growth. For more information - click here. |
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What is credit - vs - non-credit mean? |
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A class that is offered for credit allows students to earn college credit to apply towards a college degree. Credit courses are offered in a number of different subject areas. You can contact the Admissions Staff at (508) 854-4264 or email to ccadm@qcc.mass.edu to get detailed information. The QCC Training & Education Center offers primrily non-credit courses. While you won't earn college credit by taking our courses, you will still be able to prepare for a career, take advantage of professional development classes, or have the opportunity to take a personal enrichment class. We hope that if you do decide college is for you - that you continue to be a part of the QCC family. |
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What is your policy for canceling classes? |
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The QCC Training & Education Center takes canceling courses very seriously. We make every effort to fully enroll classes. When a class does not have sufficient registration, we will cancel the class and give the student the option of a full refund or rolling the registration to the next class start date. We encourage you to talk to your family and friends about joining classes together. |
