(See Description)This Level 1 class provides the foundation for the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. | BEL-001E-S2 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 9-10:50 a.m.Instructor: TBA | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 1 class provides the foundation for the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. | BEL-001E-S3 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 13 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 9-10:50 a.m.Instructor: Melanie Kugele | Chelsea Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 1 class provides the foundation for the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. | BEL-001E-S4 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 13 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 6-7:50 p.m.Instructor: Anthony Duva | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 1 class provides the foundation for the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. | BEL-001E-S1 | 1801350825 | January 30 - May 15 Meets Saturday at 11 a.m.-2:40 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 2 class will offer an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and short essays as well as practice listening and speaking skills. | BEL-002E-S2 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 11 a.m.-12:50 p.m.Instructor: Christian Sorensen | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 2 class will offer an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and short essays as well as practice listening and speaking skills. | BEL-002E-S3 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 6-7:50 p.m.Instructor: Elynn Finkelstein | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 2 class will offer an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and short essays as well as practice listening and speaking skills. | BEL-002E-S6 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 9-10:50 a.m.Instructor: Christian Sorensen | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 2 class will offer an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and short essays as well as practice listening and speaking skills. | BEL-002E-S4 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 13 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 6-7:50 p.m.Instructor: Charlene Douglas | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 2 class will offer an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and short essays as well as practice listening and speaking skills. | BEL-002E-S1 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 13 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 9-10:50 a.m.Instructor: Brian Lancaster | Chelsea Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 2 class will offer an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and short essays as well as practice listening and speaking skills. | BEL-002E-S5 | 1801350825 | January 30 - May 15 Meets Saturday at 11 a.m.-2:40 p.m.Instructor: Ryan Kennedy | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 3 class offers an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles and make short presentations. They will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing and discussion in the context of varying themes. | BEL-003E-S1 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 9-10:50 a.m.Instructor: Thomas Griffin | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 3 class offers an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles and make short presentations. They will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing and discussion in the context of varying themes. | BEL-003E-S4 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 6-7:50 p.m.Instructor: Kurt Odenwald | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 3 class offers an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles and make short presentations. They will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing and discussion in the context of varying themes. | BEL-003E-S2 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 13 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 11 a.m.-12:50 p.m.Instructor: Kimberly Osborne | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 3 class offers an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles and make short presentations. They will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing and discussion in the context of varying themes. | BEL-003E-S5 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 13 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 9-10:50 a.m.Instructor: Thomas Griffin | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This Level 3 class offers an integrated-skills approach to learning English. Students will read longer articles and make short presentations. They will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing and discussion in the context of varying themes. | BEL-003E-S3 | 1801350825 | January 30 - May 15 Meets Saturday at 11 a.m.-2:40 p.m.Instructor: James Lavecchio | Chelsea Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)The emphasis in Basic ESL classes is on preparing students for Academic ESL. This Level 3 class, the last level before Academic ESL, continues to develop the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. This integrated-skills approach to learning English helps students to interact naturally in the language. Students will read articles of considerable length, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and longer essays about the articles. Students will also make short presentations to the class. Articles will be related to the theme of education in the U.S., and BHCC in particular. Students will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing, and discussion in the context of the theme. | BEL-004E-S3 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 6-7:50 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)The emphasis in Basic ESL classes is on preparing students for Academic ESL. This Level 3 class, the last level before Academic ESL, continues to develop the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. This integrated-skills approach to learning English helps students to interact naturally in the language. Students will read articles of considerable length, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and longer essays about the articles. Students will also make short presentations to the class. Articles will be related to the theme of education in the U.S., and BHCC in particular. Students will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing, and discussion in the context of the theme. | BEL-004E-S4 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 9-10:50 a.m.Instructor: TBA | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)The emphasis in Basic ESL classes is on preparing students for Academic ESL. This Level 3 class, the last level before Academic ESL, continues to develop the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. This integrated-skills approach to learning English helps students to interact naturally in the language. Students will read articles of considerable length, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and longer essays about the articles. Students will also make short presentations to the class. Articles will be related to the theme of education in the U.S., and BHCC in particular. Students will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing, and discussion in the context of the theme. | BEL-004E-S2 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 13 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 11 a.m.-12:50 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)The emphasis in Basic ESL classes is on preparing students for Academic ESL. This Level 3 class, the last level before Academic ESL, continues to develop the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. This integrated-skills approach to learning English helps students to interact naturally in the language. Students will read articles of considerable length, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and longer essays about the articles. Students will also make short presentations to the class. Articles will be related to the theme of education in the U.S., and BHCC in particular. Students will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing, and discussion in the context of the theme. | BEL-004E-S5 | 1801091625 | January 27 - May 14 Meets Wednesday, Friday at 9-10:50 a.m.Instructor: Robyn Belair | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)The emphasis in Basic ESL classes is on preparing students for Academic ESL. This Level 3 class, the last level before Academic ESL, continues to develop the four primary skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Related skills such as vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, meaning and usage will also be covered. This integrated-skills approach to learning English helps students to interact naturally in the language. Students will read articles of considerable length, discuss them in groups, answer comprehension questions and write paragraphs and longer essays about the articles. Students will also make short presentations to the class. Articles will be related to the theme of education in the U.S., and BHCC in particular. Students will further develop their English language proficiency in grammar and vocabulary through reading, writing, and discussion in the context of the theme. | BEL-004E-S1 | 1801350825 | January 30 - May 15 Meets Saturday at 8:30 a.m.-12:10 p.m.Instructor: Fahda Mokaddem | Chelsea Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This introductory course is for non-native speakers who want to begin learning English. | BLL-001E-S1 | 1800918825 | January 25 - May 19 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 9-10:30 a.m.Instructor: Melanie Kugele | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)This introductory course is for non-native speakers who want to begin learning English. | BLL-001E-S2 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 13 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 6-7:50 p.m.Instructor: Maria Esther Gomez | Charlestown Campus | $419 | |
(See Description)Designed by global subject matter experts, this course covers the entire SHRM Body of Applied Skills and Knowledge (SHRM BASK) which encourages human resource professionals to acquire the competencies and knowledge they’ll need to perform their jobs effectively and be successful in their careers.
The SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP certifications are built upon the SHRM BASK which is more than an exam outline. It defines the standards for knowledge, strategies and competencies required for effective HR professionals around the world. | BSN-124E-S1 | 1800746025 | January 23 - April 10 Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Instructor: James Fitzgerald | Remote | $785 | Register (Ends January 23) |
(See Description)Designed by global subject matter experts, this course covers the entire SHRM Body of Applied Skills and Knowledge (SHRM BASK) which encourages human resource professionals to acquire the competencies and knowledge they’ll need to perform their jobs effectively and be successful in their careers.
The SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP certifications are built upon the SHRM BASK which is more than an exam outline. It defines the standards for knowledge, strategies and competencies required for effective HR professionals around the world. | BSN-124E-T1 | 1802214825 | February 9 - May 5 Meets Tuesday, Wednesday at 6-7:30 p.m.Instructor: James Fitzgerald | Remote | $785 | Register (Ends February 9) |
(See Description)This online course provides a comprehensive overview of the exam structure, test sections, and preparation strategies. It is instructor-led and a course meeting link is sent to all students to join the class. The course is suitable for: - Graduates of CAAHEP or ABHES accredited surgical technology programs
- Individuals currently working as Surgical Technologists in Operating Rooms, Ambulatory Surgical Centers, Labor & Delivery, or Endoscopy units in Massachusetts
| CST-100E-T1 | 1803942825 | March 1 - April 26 Meets Monday at 6-8 p.m.Instructor: Dana Thomas | Remote | $289 | Register (Ends March 1) |
(See Description)Level 001: The goal of this beginner level course is to provide learners with the basic tools to participate in the English-speaking world. This course will help learners recognize key information in everyday texts and in conversations with others. It will also allow them to produce clear, accurate speech and writing on basic, everyday topics suitable for communicating key information about themselves and their immediate needs and surroundings. | EMC-001E-F21 | 1793747625 | November 3 - December 18 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Irina Morgunova | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 001: The goal of this beginner level course is to provide learners with the basic tools to participate in the English-speaking world. This course will help learners recognize key information in everyday texts and in conversations with others. It will also allow them to produce clear, accurate speech and writing on basic, everyday topics suitable for communicating key information about themselves and their immediate needs and surroundings. | EMC-001E-11 | 1801005225 | January 26 - March 12 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Irina Morgunova | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 001: The goal of this beginner level course is to provide learners with the basic tools to participate in the English-speaking world. This course will help learners recognize key information in everyday texts and in conversations with others. It will also allow them to produce clear, accurate speech and writing on basic, everyday topics suitable for communicating key information about themselves and their immediate needs and surroundings. | EMC-001E-21 | 1805840025 | March 23 - May 7 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 8 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Irina Morgunova | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 002: In this high beginner course, students will be able to understand a larger set of phrases and vocabulary about daily matters, read simple texts on familiar topics, understand high frequency vocabulary, and converse about situations that are familiar and personal to them. Students will be able to write phrases and sentences describing their experiences, and use common grammatical structures to function in daily life. | EMC-002E-F21 | 1793747625 | November 3 - December 18 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Maria Esther Gomez | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 002: In this high beginner course, students will be able to understand a larger set of phrases and vocabulary about daily matters, read simple texts on familiar topics, understand high frequency vocabulary, and converse about situations that are familiar and personal to them. Students will be able to write phrases and sentences describing their experiences, and use common grammatical structures to function in daily life. | EMC-002E-11 | 1801005225 | January 26 - March 12 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Maria Esther Gomez | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 002: In this high beginner course, students will be able to understand a larger set of phrases and vocabulary about daily matters, read simple texts on familiar topics, understand high frequency vocabulary, and converse about situations that are familiar and personal to them. Students will be able to write phrases and sentences describing their experiences, and use common grammatical structures to function in daily life. | EMC-002E-21 | 1805840025 | March 23 - May 7 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Maria Esther Gomez | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 003: The goal of this intermediate level course is to introduce learners to a variety of real-world vocabulary and text in various print and audio media; to help them recognize explicit and implicit meaning and humor; and to train them to generate clear, accurate, well-structured speech and writing on everyday subjects suitable for an increasingly broader range of audiences and purposes. | EMC-003E-F21 | 1793747625 | November 3 - December 18 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Roxana Ramirez | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 003: The goal of this intermediate level course is to introduce learners to a variety of real-world vocabulary and text in various print and audio media; to help them recognize explicit and implicit meaning and humor; and to train them to generate clear, accurate, well-structured speech and writing on everyday subjects suitable for an increasingly broader range of audiences and purposes. | EMC-003E-11 | 1801005225 | January 26 - May 7 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Roxana Ramirez | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 003: The goal of this intermediate level course is to introduce learners to a variety of real-world vocabulary and text in various print and audio media; to help them recognize explicit and implicit meaning and humor; and to train them to generate clear, accurate, well-structured speech and writing on everyday subjects suitable for an increasingly broader range of audiences and purposes. | EMC-003E-11 | 1805840025 | March 23 - May 7 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Roxana Ramirez | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 004: In this high intermediate course, students, continuing as independent users of English, will be able to understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics. They will be able to interact with a level of fluency that makes regular interaction with native speakers possible. Learners will also be able to produce clear, detailed text on a range of subjects. | EMC-004E-F21 | 1793747625 | Nov 3 (one-day) Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Marybeth Connaughton | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 004: In this high intermediate course, students, continuing as independent users of English, will be able to understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics. They will be able to interact with a level of fluency that makes regular interaction with native speakers possible. Learners will also be able to produce clear, detailed text on a range of subjects. | EMC-004E-11 | 1801005225 | January 26 - March 12 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Marybeth Connaughton | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Level 004: In this high intermediate course, students, continuing as independent users of English, will be able to understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics. They will be able to interact with a level of fluency that makes regular interaction with native speakers possible. Learners will also be able to produce clear, detailed text on a range of subjects. | EMC-004E-21 | 1805840025 | March 23 - May 7 Meets Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Marybeth Connaughton | Charlestown Campus | $1,599 | |
(See Description)Continuing LNG-400e, Beginning Spanish II furthers the acquisition of basic listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills within a cultural framework. | LNG-400AE-FT1 | 1794093225 | November 7 - December 19 Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Instructor: Yaneth Bustos | Remote | $245 | Register (Ends November 7) |
NCD-100E: Setting up student ID | NCD-100E-TES3 | 1793052825 | October 26 - October 27 Meets Monday at 1-2 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Remote | $0.50 | |
(See Description)Emergencies can happen at any time, and being prepared can make all the difference. This course provides essential first aid and CPR training, equipping participants with life-saving skills to respond confidently and effectively in critical situations. This class equips you with essential skills to respond confidently and efficiently. Learn how to save lives in critical situations such as cardiac arrest, drowning, or severe injuries. | NON-042E-09 | 1792880025 | Oct 24 (one-day) Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: Doranggie Manso Alvarez | Chelsea Campus | $125 | Register (Ends October 23) |
(See Description)Emergencies can happen at any time, and being prepared can make all the difference. This course provides essential first aid and CPR training, equipping participants with life-saving skills to respond confidently and effectively in critical situations. This class equips you with essential skills to respond confidently and efficiently. Learn how to save lives in critical situations such as cardiac arrest, drowning, or severe injuries. | NON-042E-10 | 1794093225 | Nov 7 (one-day) Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: Doranggie Manso Alvarez | Chelsea Campus | $125 | Register (Ends November 6) |
(See Description)Emergencies can happen at any time, and being prepared can make all the difference. This course provides essential first aid and CPR training, equipping participants with life-saving skills to respond confidently and effectively in critical situations. This class equips you with essential skills to respond confidently and efficiently. Learn how to save lives in critical situations such as cardiac arrest, drowning, or severe injuries. | NON-042E-11 | 1796512425 | Dec 5 (one-day) Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: Doranggie Manso Alvarez | Chelsea Campus | $125 | Register (Ends December 4) |
(See Description)Emergencies can happen at any time, and being prepared can make all the difference. This course provides essential first aid and CPR training, equipping participants with life-saving skills to respond confidently and effectively in critical situations. This class equips you with essential skills to respond confidently and efficiently. Learn how to save lives in critical situations such as cardiac arrest, drowning, or severe injuries. | NON-43E-07 | 1795302825 | Nov 21 (one-day) Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: Richard Martins | Chelsea Campus | $125 | Register (Ends November 20) |
(See Description)Emergencies can happen at any time, and being prepared can make all the difference. This course provides essential first aid and CPR training, equipping participants with life-saving skills to respond confidently and effectively in critical situations. This class equips you with essential skills to respond confidently and efficiently. Learn how to save lives in critical situations such as cardiac arrest, drowning, or severe injuries. | NON-43E-08 | 1797117225 | Dec 12 (one-day) Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: Richard Martins | Chelsea Campus | $125 | Register (Ends December 11) |
| NON-044E-01 | 1799795625 | January 12 - March 17 Meets Tuesday, Wednesday at 6-9 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Charlestown Campus | $699 | Register (Ends January 12) |
NON-088E: Coaching and Leadership for Entrepreneurs in Spanish (See Description)This course helps entrepreneurs and managers strengthen their leadership and team-development skills. Participants will explore their personal leadership styles and learn to use coaching, active listening, effective questioning, constructive feedback, and accountability strategies to improve employee performance, communication, and team results. | NON-088E-01 | 1792880025 | October 24 - November 14 Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Blanca Perez | Chelsea Campus | $325 | Register (Ends October 24) |
NON-089E: Shift Management for Small Businesses in Spanish (See Description)This course prepares small business owners, managers, and supervisors to effectively coordinate day-to-day shift operations. Participants will learn how to organize priorities and responsibilities, manage operational resources, improve team communication, monitor basic productivity and service indicators, respond to operational challenges, and strengthen team coordination. | NON-089E-01 | 1794352425 | November 10 - December 8 Meets Tuesday at 6-9 p.m.Instructor: Blanca Perez | Chelsea Campus | $325 | Register (Ends November 10) |
NON-091E: Excellence in Customer Service in Spanish | NON-091E-01 | 1794525225 | November 12 - December 17 Meets Thursday at 6-9 p.m.Instructor: Blanca Perez | Chelsea Campus | $325 | Register (Ends November 12) |
NON-092E: Hiring and Professional Interviewing in Spanish (See Description)This course introduces entrepreneurs and managers to the fundamentals of a structured and professional hiring process. Participants will learn how to define job requirements and competencies, prepare evidence-based interviews, ask objective questions, evaluate candidates using consistent criteria, recognize potential bias and discrimination, and document hiring decisions clearly and professionally. | NON-092E-01 | 1795302825 | November 21 - December 19 Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Instructor: Blanca Perez | Chelsea Campus | $325 | Register (Ends November 21) |
| NON-093E-01 | 1793747625 | November 3 - December 10 Meets Tuesday, Thursday at 4-5 p.m.Instructor: Devon Kinkead | Remote | $475 | Register (Ends November 3) |
(See Description)The Level 2 course is designed for students with previous marine and/or mechanical experience who are interested in a more advanced, workshop-oriented learning experience. Inboard and outboard engines, diesel technology, and electrical theory are primary focuses. There are no industry credentials associated with the level-2 course, and lab time is the primary focus of the class. The course is 5-week long. | NON-244E-01 | 1799104425 | January 4 - February 4 Meets Monday, Thursday at 6-9 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Charlestown Campus | $299 | Register (Ends January 4) |
(See Description)Online Course: Prepare to become an EKG technician! This 50-hour hybrid course option allows you to take the "classroom" portion remotely via pre-recorded sessions. You will have access to online course support, if needed. Most students will complete their certification in 8-16 weeks. If there are nine or more students, in-person labs will take place on campus. You will be notified of dates and times. Upon successful completion of this program, students will be prepared to sit for The National Workforce Career Association (NWCA) exam, which is included in the tuition. Students will receive their course start-up instructions and e-book within 4 days of course start date. Students may begin the online course once they've received their materials. For additional details, please visit https://www.bhcc.edu/medtech/ Zoom Schedule: Monday and Wednesday 6-7:30pm. Three in person lab: Thursday 6-9:30PM | NON-856E-01 | 1803338025 | February 22 - April 21 Meets Monday, Wednesday at 6-7:30 p.m. and Thursday at 6-9:30 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Hybrid Chelsea Campus | $1,559 | Register (Ends February 22) |
(See Description)The Project Success Method (PSM) methodology is a blend of traditional waterfall project management and the Agile approach. The complete start to finish methodology enables individuals and teams to plan, schedule and manage project quickly while ensuring their customers have a delivery date they can trust.
The powerful and practical hands-on methodology can be learned in our 20 hour class and applied immediately upon completion. The methodology can be used with any software tools or templates. The PSM can be used in any business application and any project scenario. No prior project management experience, training, or certification is required. For non-certified project managers, agile practitioners, project team members and PMPs who want to learn a repeatable methodology. Remote, live instruction. | PSM-100E-T1 | 1801610025 | February 2 - February 3 Meets Tuesday, Wednesday at 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Remote | $1,895 | Register (Ends February 2) |
(See Description)The Project Success Method (PSM) methodology is a blend of traditional waterfall project management and the Agile approach. The complete start to finish methodology enables individuals and teams to plan, schedule and manage project quickly while ensuring their customers have a delivery date they can trust.
The powerful and practical hands-on methodology can be learned in our 20 hour class and applied immediately upon completion. The methodology can be used with any software tools or templates. The PSM can be used in any business application and any project scenario. No prior project management experience, training, or certification is required. For non-certified project managers, agile practitioners, project team members and PMPs who want to learn a repeatable methodology. Remote, live instruction. | PSM-100E-T2 | 1807654425 | April 13 - April 14 Meets Tuesday, Wednesday at 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Remote | $1,895 | Register (Ends April 12) |
(See Description)No prior Microsoft Project experience is required. The Project Success Toolkit is a proprietary add-on for Microsoft Project that augments the core functionality of Microsoft Project. Over 6200 users around the world including many in the world’s best-known companies are using the Toolkit to more efficiently and effectively manage their projects. The Toolkit enhances the scheduling functionality of Microsoft Project and allows the user to follow the Project Success Method by enabling critical path and duration-based scheduling. This program is designed for prospective users of Microsoft Project and for those who have completed the PSM course. Remote, live instruction. | PST-100E-T1 | 1801782825 | Feb 4 (one-day) Meets Thursday at 8 a.m.-5 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Remote | $895 | Register (Ends February 3) |
(See Description)No prior Microsoft Project experience is required. The Project Success Toolkit is a proprietary add-on for Microsoft Project that augments the core functionality of Microsoft Project. Over 6200 users around the world including many in the world’s best-known companies are using the Toolkit to more efficiently and effectively manage their projects. The Toolkit enhances the scheduling functionality of Microsoft Project and allows the user to follow the Project Success Method by enabling critical path and duration-based scheduling. This program is designed for prospective users of Microsoft Project and for those who have completed the PSM course. Remote, live instruction. | PST-100E-T2 | 1807827225 | Apr 15 (one-day) Meets Thursday at 8 a.m.-5 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Remote | $895 | Register (Ends April 13) |
(See Description)Successful completion of the ServSafe Manager course includes a certification that verifies that a manager or person in charge has sufficient food safety knowledge to protect the public from foodborne illness. Participants who successfully pass the 90-question, multiple-choice exam will receive a ServSafe Manager Certification and wallet card. | SLF-102E-03 | 1794093225 | Nov 7 (one-day) Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Chelsea Campus | $325 | Register (Ends November 6) |
(See Description)Successful completion of the ServSafe Manager course includes a certification that verifies that a manager or person in charge has sufficient food safety knowledge to protect the public from foodborne illness. Participants who successfully pass the 90-question, multiple-choice exam will receive a ServSafe Manager Certification and wallet card. | SLF-102E-01 | 1800400425 | Jan 19 (one-day) Meets Tuesday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Chelsea Campus | $325 | Register (Ends January 15) |
(See Description)Successful completion of the ServSafe Manager course includes a certification that verifies that a manager or person in charge has sufficient food safety knowledge to protect the public from foodborne illness. Participants who successfully pass the 90-question, multiple-choice exam will receive a ServSafe Manager Certification and wallet card. | SLF-105E-08 | 1794870825 | Nov 16 (one-day) Meets Monday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: TBA | Chelsea Campus | $325 | Register (Ends November 15) |
(See Description)Successful completion of the ServSafe Manager course includes a certification that verifies that a manager or person in charge has sufficient food safety knowledge to protect the public from foodborne illness. Participants who successfully pass the 90-question, multiple-choice exam will receive a ServSafe Manager Certification and wallet card. | SLF-105E-01 | 1799536425 | Jan 9 (one-day) Meets Saturday at 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Instructor: Blanca Perez | Chelsea Campus | $325 | |