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Most pharmacy employers seekapplicants with a certi cation, andmany mandate it as a requirement.Taking the ExCPT exam and earningyour CPhT certi cation from NHA canhelp you stand out and set you up forsuccess. Pharmacy Technicians aresought-a�er professionals in pharmacieslocated in hospitals, drug stores,doctors’ o ces and grocery stores. With a CPhT certi cationfrom NHA, you’ll have the credentials you need to invest in yourfuture and prepare for a rewarding career as a PharmacyTechnician. See page 17 for additional information.

�is course will provide studentswith hands on and classroom timeneeded to successfully prepare forthe State License Exam. Yourinstructor will cover the basics ofinstallation, troubleshooting, andrepair of oil red heating systems.Our technical program has all newequipment to be trained on. Our knowledgeable and certi edinstructor will take you through scenarios you would encounter inthe eld. See page 18 for additional information.

�is course seeks to enhance thelearners understanding of basicstructure and function of thehuman body in wellness and disease.�e course will introduce the bodysystems as well as the concepts ofbasic human physiology. Coursetopics include human cellphysiology, tissue structures and review of the major body systems.�is course may be of interest to students interested in the alliedhealth professions. See page 15 for additional information.

�e School of Continuing Education ispleased to o�er an a�ordable, �exibleCosmetology Program approved by theMassachusetts Board of Registration ofCosmetology and Barbering. Our mission isto provide you with exceptional instructionand hands-on clinic experience that willprepare you for a successful entry in thecosmetology eld. See page 9 for additional information.

Our program provides professional training and practical experience to prepare students for theMassachusett Manicuring License Exam. In our comprehensive program, you will learn the latestprocedures and the necessary hands-on experience to develop your new skills! We are one of onlya few local programs, conveniently located with easy highway access. �e manicuring program isonly 100 hours mandated by the state and the curriculum covers: Safety/Sanitation, Arti cial NailTechniques, First Aid, Basic Manicuring with Hand and Arm Massage, Professional Ethics, SalonManagement, State Laws, Hygiene, and Anatomy. See page 15 for additional information.

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�e contents of this certi cation are designed to meet the needs and expectations of modern industry in the global marketplace.Starrett, Snap-on and NC3 combined their industrial experience and expertise to create a certi cation and curriculum speci c toprecision measurement instruments (PMI). See page 15 for additional information.

�is course will prepare you for the Massachusetts Construction Supervisorunrestricted license exam. A signi cant amount of time must be devoted tocomprehend the method of preparedness to familiarize yourself with the buildingcode materials. You will be able to retain the process of the system in order to nd theanswers to the test question that will be presented. A score of 70% is required tosuccessfully pass the State exam. See page 9 for additional information.

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Refund/Withdrawal PolicyYou will receive a 100% refund if we cancel a course.

If you withdraw from a course:• Five days prior to the start date you will receive a full refund less the $10 processing fee.• Less than five days prior to the start date you will receive a 75% account credit (nontransferable

and expires 1 year from issue date)• No refund/or account credit will be issued for withdrawal on or after the first day of class.

Account credits are not transferable to other students and will expire one year from issue date.

The refund/withdrawal policy does not apply to career, certificate or license courses.

Cancellation PolicyThe School of Continuing Education reserves the right to cancel classes with insufficient enrollment and to makeinstructor changes or to change class schedules due to unforeseen circumstances. In the event of a class cancellation, SCE will make every effort to contact students via email or phone as soon as possible.

Inclement WeatherWhen day school is cancelled due to snow conditions or other weather or emergency events, evening classes are also cancelled. In the event day classes arenot cancelled and the Montachusett area expects severe weather in the evening, adecision will be made by 3:00 PM. Please listen to the local television and radiostations for current cancellation notices. In addition, our office voicemail and website will reflect SCE cancellation.

Cancelled classes are made up (same day of week and time) by extending the enddate of the course unless other arrangements are made between the instructor andthe class and approved by the director.

First Day of ClassOn the first night of class, participants should arrive five minutes prior to thescheduled start. All students should enter through the main school entrance andyou will be greeted by a SCE representative. Your instructor will meet you andbring you to your classroom.If you arrive late, please come to the School of Continuing Education office locatedoff the main lobby and we will escort you to your class.

Books and SuppliesStudents may be required to purchase a textbook (noted in the course description).The ISBN number for the text and a link to purchase the text book is also noted inthe description. If required, a cash only supply or material fee will be payable to theinstructor the first night of class. Please remember to bring any supplies listed inthe course description.

DiscountsSCE offers Veterans a 15% discount and a 10% discount for alumni and seniorcitizens. This discount does not apply to classes meeting less than 4 nights or tothose designated specifically for senior citizens. Veterans may use their GI Bill benefits to pay for several courses, such as CertifiedNurse Aide, the Electrical Journeyman Program, and the Plumbing ApprenticeshipProgram. Please call for information.

Nondiscrimination PolicySCE welcomes and admits students of any race, color, religion, handicap, nationaland ethnic origin and extends all the rights, privileges, programs, and activitiesgenerally accorded and made available to adult evening students.


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Table of ContentsArts and Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . .3-6Automotive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7Computer Applications . . . . .7-8Construction - Career . . . . . .8-9Cosmetology - Career . . . . . . . .9Culinary . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-10, 13Online Career Classes . . . .11-12Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Electrical - Career . . . . . . . . . .13Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13-14Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-15Manicuring - Career . . . . . . . .15Manufacturing - Career . . . . .15Medical - Career . . . . . . . . .15-18Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18New Age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Oil Burner Technician - Career .18Personal Enrichment . . . . . . . .19Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Plumbing - Career . . . . . . . . . .19Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Workshops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Practical Nursing Program . . .21

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Smoke Free SchoolMontachusett Regional Vocational Technical School is a smoke free school. There is no use of any kind of tobaccoproducts allowed in school buildings or on school grounds.

No Class ScheduleNo evening classes will be scheduled on the following days unless otherwise advised, with the exception of selected career,certificate or license programs:

Office Hours - Monday - Thursday: 11:00 am - 9:30 pm • Friday: 7:30 am - 3:30 pmSummer and Intersession - Monday - Friday: 7:30 am - 3:30 pmRegistrationAnyone 18 years of age and older, unless otherwise stated in the course description can register for adult education classes. Register Today! Classes fill up quickly and registration is on a first-come first serve basis.Course fees must be paid in full at time of registration. We accept cash, check, money order, Discover, VISA, MasterCard,or American Express. Checks should be made payable to: Monty Tech Adult Ed.

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ARTS & CRAFTSACRYLIC PAINTING - BEGINNERBegin to create wonderful acrylic paintings in a relaxed atmosphere. Inthis course, I’ll cover the basics of acrylic paintings from start to �nish.Learn apply paint e�ectively, as well as how to set up a palette, and mixvivid colors. Students will be taught how to use several brushes, and medi-ums and how they can manipulate paint di�erently. In addition, increaseyour painting prowess with basic color and design theory. �e �rst fourclasses are a combination of demonstrations and simple step by step exer-cises. While the last two classes focus on self-directed still life’s or abstractpaintings. Aside from having fun, my goal in this class is to ease you intoacrylic painting, while showing you how to unlock the painter within. �isclass is for beginner to intermediate painters.Supply List:Please don’t use these brands/types: “Artist Lo�”, or “StudentGrade” (supplies can seem expensive, but paints and brushes lastseveral months if not years if used properly and cleaned)Acrylic Paint & Medium:Acrylic Paint:1) Large Tube-Titanium White1) Small Tube each of the following:Primary Colors: Naphthol Red, Ultramarine Blue, Hansa YellowMixer Colors: Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Paynes GreyMediums:1) Small Bottle of Matte Medium1) Small Bottle of RetarderSynthetic Hair Artist Brushes: (long or short handle, le�

to student’s preference)Small Square, Medium Square, Small Filbert, Medium Filbert,

Small Round, Detail Round,1” Large Flat Brush (Used for Washes – can be cheap)Painting Surfaces:Pad of Canvas Paper (9x12) – inexpensive way to do studiesHard Surface: 1 Small wood panel Etc.Textured Surface: 1 Small Canvas’s 5”x7” or 6”x8”Other:1) Pad of Palette Paper (9x12) & 1 metal, diamond shape,

Palette Knife for mixing,Small Water Bucket/Container (wash brushes)Drawing pencil, Eraser kneaded & white plastic, Small

sketchbook, sharpenerCourse #: ART103-SP19Instructor: Andrew Cefalu Course Fee: $189Schedule: �ursdays, May 2 – June 13 Time: 6:00 pm– 8:00pm(No Class Date: May 30)

ACRYLIC PAINTING - INTERMEDIATEDive into the wonderful world of acrylic painting in this easyto follow intermediate course. Build on the basics learned inbeginner acrylic classes in a relaxed atmosphere. Students are allowedthe opportunity to work on their own images with instruction. �e �rsttwo classes are teaching demonstrations and step by step processes forcreating compelling acrylic paintings. While the last four classes are re-served for either self-directed exercises or personal paintings. Learn tore�ne your mixing, application, and understanding of acrylic paintingalong with basic color and design theory today. My goal in this class isto help you become a better artist and to have fun doing it! �is class isfor all stages of intermediate acrylic painters.Supply List:Please don’t use these brands/types: “Artist Lo�”, or “StudentGrade” (supplies can seem expensive, but paints and brushes lastseveral months if not years if used properly and cleaned)Acrylic Paint & Medium:Acrylic Paint:1) Large Tube-Titanium White1) Small Tube each of the following:

Warm Colors: Cadmium Red, Ultramarine Blue, Yellow OchreCool Colors: Alizarin Crimson, Pthalo Blue, Lemon YellowMixer Colors: Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Paynes Grey, Ivory Black1) Small Bottle Matte Medium1) Small Bottle Retarder (slow drying medium)Synthetic Hair Artist Brushes: (long or short handle, le� to

students preference)Small Square, Medium Square, Small Filbert, Medium Filbert,

Small Round, Detail Round,1” Large Flat Brush (Used for Washes – can be cheap)Painting Surfaces:1 Pad of Canvas Paper (9x12) – an inexpensive way to do studies(Student’s Choice) Hard Surface: 1-2 Small Primed Panel Etc.(Student’s Choice) Textured Surface: 1-2 Small Canvas’s 5”x7” or 6”x8”Other:1) Pad Palette Paper Pad (9”x 12”)1) Metal Palette KnifeSmall Water Bucket/Container (wash brushes), Small collapsible table

easel (optional)Drawing pencil, Eraser kneaded &/or white plastic,

Small sketch/notebook, sharpenerImages or objects to paint fromCourse #: ART126-SP19Instructor: Andrew Cefalu Course Fee: $189Schedule: Tuesdays, May 7 – June 18 Time: 6:00 pm– 8:00pm(No Class Date: May 28)

BEGINNER SEWING COURSECLASS 1: BASICS, SIMPLE MENDING, BUTTONS introduction, reviewof materials needed. Understanding basic fabric di�erences. hand stitching(running stitch, blanket stitch, hemstitch) sewing on a button (hand out)SEWING MACHINE IS NOT NEEDED FOR CLASS ONE!CLASS 2: SEWING MACHINE BASICS Making a PINCUSHION famil-iarizing machines and students. Practice using machines. Squaring, meas-uring and cutting fabric, pinning, stitching on the machine. Stu©ng pincushion and hand sewing closure CLASS 3: PILLOWCASE (FRENCH SEAMS, PRESSING, TOPSTITCH-ING) Review of machine basics, questionsCLASS 4: HOT PADS (CUTTING, PATTERN MATCHING, EDGESTITCHING) review for following weeks project: fabric choices etc,sewing curvesCLASS 5 & 6: SIMPLE PATTERN fabric layout, grainlines, straighteningfabric, following pattern instructions, accurate cutting and complete as-sembly of a project. �ree project choices to be chosen in Class 4.Required Material: Heavy duty extension cord Sewing Machine with bobbin(sewing machine must be in good working condition) Sharp fabric scissors Glasshead or dressmaker pins Dressmaker chalk, or pencils 100% Polyester All-purpose thread: Coats & Clark, Gutermann, etc. Black, White (colors matchprojects) Hand Needles Sewing Machine needles (universal point, sizes 12-16)60” cloth tape measure Seam ripper Optional: bees wax, tweezers, sewing gaugeIf you are unsure of what to bring, you will receive assistance at the �rst class!Course #: ART104-SP19Instructor: Michelle Gilgallon Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mondays, Feb. 25 – March 18 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

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INTERMEDIATE I SEWING COURSEHot o� the Basics course? Need a review for your rustyskills? Come to join the group for new ideas or a refresher! Increase yourknowledge and skill level with us as we learn basic pattern usage and createa project of your choosing (instructor approval suggested . . .)CLASS 1: REVIEW Machine questions, measuring for patterns – using acroquis, fabric types, notions and tools. Choosing a project to completeduring six-week course. Hands-on, up close inspection of handmadegarments!! Understanding di�erences in fabric choice for garments.SEWING MACHINE NOT REQUIRED FOR FIRST CLASS, but pleasebring your sewing kit and a pen or pencil! CLASS 2: pattern and fabric choices, proper layout, cutting, basting andmarking, altering patterns CLASS 3: zippers, buttonholes, alternate closures. Working on chosen projectCLASS 4: hem types: hand, blind machine, topstitched, rolled hems. Seam�nishing. Working on the chosen projectCLASS 5 & 6: Working on a chosen project, �tting, project troubleshootingRequired Material: Heavy duty extension cord Sewing Machine with bobbin(sewing machine must be in good working condition) Sharp fabric scissors Glasshead or dressmaker pins Dressmaker chalk, or pencils 100% Polyester All-purpose thread: Coats & Clark, Gutermann, etc. Black, White (colors matchprojects) Hand Needles Sewing Machine needles (universal point, sizes 12-16)60” cloth tape measure Seam ripper Optional: bees wax, tweezers, sewing gaugeIf you are unsure of what to bring, you will receive assistance at the �rst class!Course #: ART105-SP19Instructor: Michelle Gilgallon Course Fee: $189Schedule: Weds., March 20 – April 10 Time: 6:00 pm–8:00 pm(No Class Date: April 3)

INTERMEDIATE II SEWING COURSEIntermediates ready for more? Your knowledge and skilllevel will be enhanced by delving deeper into the details of commercialpattern choices, downloadable online patterns, �nishing a garment. Eachclass is di�erent and each project has its own challenges. Our Classdescriptions here are only a guideline of what will transpire!! Everychallenge is shared with the class and we all learn from each other'squestions and solutions!CLASS 1: REVIEW Machine questions, measuring for project patterns –using a croquis to adjust the pattern, fabric types appropriate for yourproject, Bring your pattern to this �rst class! SEWING MACHINE NOTREQUIRED FOR FIRST CLASS, but please bring your sewing kit and apen or pencil! CLASS 2: Pattern and fabric choices, proper layout, cutting, basting andmarking, altering patterns CLASS 3: Coming to terms with simple sewing terms! Creating examples forcommon applicationsCLASSES 4-6: Working on your projects to completion! Zippers, simplebuttonholes, hems, decorative topstitching, �tting. Questions, questions,questions!Required Material: Heavy duty extension cord Sewing Machine with bobbin(sewing machine must be in good working condition) Sharp fabric scissors Glasshead or dressmaker pins Dressmaker chalk, or pencils 100% Polyester All-purpose thread: Coats & Clark, Gutermann, etc. Black, White (colors matchprojects) Hand Needles Sewing Machine needles (universal point, sizes 12-16)60” cloth tape measure Seam ripper Optional: bees wax, tweezers, sewing gaugeAdditional materials required: tracing or grid or cra� paper, tapeIf you are unsure of what to bring, you will receive assistance at the �rst class!Course #: ART124-SP19Instructor: Michelle Gilgallon Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mon. & Weds., April 22 – May 8 Time: 6:00 pm–8:00 pm

ADVANCED SEWING COURSEExpand your skills! Below are the goals for this six weekcourse. Each week samples will be created for your reference book ofdetailed garment construction.CLASS 1: How to choose and use interfacings, and underlinings; Methodsfor stabilizing seams on both knit and woven fabrics; How to installstraight vs curved waistbands. CLASS 2: How to install cu�s; How to sew a shirt sleeve placket CLASS 3: How to sew buttonholes – machine and hand stitched; How to easefabricCLASS 4: How to sew ªat sleeves; How to sew set-in sleevesCLASS 5: How to sew a blind hem on a home sewing machine; How tocreate better seams by reducing bulk; How to and when to grade seamsCLASS 6: How to install a ªy front zipperBefore taking this class you must: Be experienced in setting up, operating,and troubleshooting your own sewing machine; Be comfortable sewingnarrow straight and curved seams; Must understand how to read and usecommercial sewing patterns; Must know basic construction techniques.�is class is designed for an experienced intermediate level sewer. �einstructor will email list of materials required for class each week.Required Material: Heavy duty extension cord Sewing Machine with bobbin(sewing machine must be in good working condition) Sharp fabric scissors Glasshead or dressmaker pins Dressmaker chalk, or pencils 100% Polyester All-purpose thread: Coats & Clark, Gutermann, etc. Black, White (colors matchprojects) Hand Needles Sewing Machine needles (universal point, sizes 12-16)60” cloth tape measure Seam ripper Optional: bees wax, tweezers, sewing gaugeAdditional materials required: 3 ring binder Pocket folders or pageprotectors (to hold samples once completed) grid, tracing or cra� paper, tape If you are unsure of what to bring, you will receive assistance at the �rst class!Course #: ART125-SP19Instructor: Michelle Gilgallon Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mon. & Weds., May 13 – June 10Time: 6:00 pm–8:00 pm(No Class Dates: May 27, 29, June 5)

BEGINNERS KNITTINGBeginners: Cowl ProjectLearn the basic stitches of knitting while making a cowl in the round.Techniques learned will include casting on/o�, knit, and purl. ®is course isdesigned for beginners and those who want to learn how to knit in the round.Required Materials:#6/ 16” circular needle1 skein of worsted weight yarn in a light color®eresa Kacian has been an avid knitter and crocheter since she was achild. She has taught various �ber art classes for over 30 years, includingknitting, crocheting, basket weaving, etc. She owned and operated Wicker& Wool for �ve years. ®eresa currently works as an Academic Counselorat MWCC, as well as teaching noncredit courses, such as knitting andcrochet. Course #: ART101a‑SP19Instructor: ®eresa Kacian Course Fee: $109Schedule: Mondays, March 4–March 25 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

INTERMEDIATE KNITTINGIntermediate Knitting Class: Crescent Shawl ProjectFor those who know how to knit and purl, learn how to knit acrescent‑shaped shawl using sock yarn. Required Materials:#6/ 24‑40” circular needle2‑3 skeins of sock yarn in complementary colors Course #: ART101d‑SP19Instructor: ®eresa Kacian Course Fee: $109Schedule: Mondays, April 1 – April 29 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Date: April 15)

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techniques used in copper foil method. e instructor owns and operatesa successful stained glass studio, and will provide several patterns tochoose from. A $65 supplies fee (payable to the instructor), includes theuse of tools, supplies, and glass needed for the project. Students will needa pair of safety glasses, which may be purchased at the studio for $4.Closed-toe shoes are required.�e class is held at Toy Town Stained Glass, 36 Monomonac Road W.,Winchendon, MA 01475.Please register at montytechnites.comCourse #: ART106a-SP19Instructor: Debbie Paquin Course Fee: $189Schedule: urs., March 21 – April 11 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

WATERCOLOR PAINTING BEGINNERLearn to paint in this beautiful medium from start to �nish in a relaxedatmosphere. Students will learn how to set up a palette, mix colors, howto manipulate the paint and which brushes to use. In addition, techniquesfor “wet on wet” and “wet on dry” application along with basic color anddesign theory will be taught. e �rst four classes are a combination ofdemos and smaller exercises to ease students into the medium. en thelast two classes focus on self-directed paintings of simple still life’s orabstracts. My goal in this class is to give you the knowledge you need tounlock your true potential and have some fun. �is class is for beginnerto intermediate painters.Supply List: Please don’t use these brands/types: “Artist Lo�”, or “StudentGrade” (supplies can seem expensive, but paints and brushes last severalmonths if not years if used properly and cleaned)Water Color Paint1) Small Tube each of the following:Primary Colors: Naphthol Red, Ultramarine Blue, Hansa YellowMixer Colors: Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Paynes GreySynthetic or Natural Hair Watercolor Brushes: (short handles)Small Square, Medium Square, Small Filbert, Medium Filbert, MediumRound, Small Round, Detail Round,1/2” Large Flat Wash BrushPainting Surfaces:1 Pad of Water Color Paper (9x12) 140lbs or 300lbs– an inexpensive wayto do studies, Not a blockOther:Water Color PaletteSmall Water Bucket/Container to wash brushesDrawing pencil, Eraser kneaded & white plastic, Small sketchbook, sharpenerCourse #: ART100-SP19Instructor: Andrew Cefalu Course Fee: $189Schedule: Weds., Feb. 27 – April 24 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 17)

DRAWINGTap into that inner artist and create something beautiful! In JustinMcGonigle’s drawing class, you will learn to apply all the ingredients thatmake up a work of art like light, shade, texture, and modeling.For over 30 years, Justin has been painting, drawing and making sculpture.Join Justin and see for yourself how much fun making art can be!Supplies: charcoal, pencils, drawing paper, drawing board. Supplies canbe found at http://www.michaels.com.Course #: ART110-SP19Instructor: Justin McGonigle Course Fee: $189Schedule: ursdays, March 7 – May 9 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Date: April 18)

MEDIA EXPLORATORYExplore painting, sculpture, and drawing in this relaxedmulti-media art class. is unique class will allow alltypes of artists a chance to use several di¤erent mediums without thehassle or commitment to purchasing an entire art kit. Students willexplore drawing and painting in both dry and wet mediums as wellas sculpting with plasticine clay. Mediums include: charcoal, graphitepencil, acrylic paint, watercolor paint and pen, and ink. Every weekthere will be a di¤erent medium to sample and several exercises totake the medium for a test drive. My goal in this class is to give you abasic knowledge of and the opportunity to experience di¤erentmediums. Also to have some fun! is class is for all levels.Supply List: A material fee of $60.00 is due to the instructor the�rst night of class.Course #: ART127-SP19Instructor: Andrew Cefalu Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mondays, March 4 – April 8 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

INTRODUCTION TO GLASS FUSINGGlass fusing is a way to bring an eclectic piece of glass together to create abeautiful contrast. If you are not familiar with fused glass you have cometo the right place! Fusing is one of the most commonly used techniques inthe art glass world. It involves melting and bonding di¤erent pieces ofglass together to form interesting new patterns and textures. is is a funway to start experimenting with glass art! Glass (class) schedule: Please note - week 1 class is 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm, allother classes are 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmWEEK 1: Glass cutting, using cutters, strip cutters, and using breakers andgrozers (this class is required to attend fusing classes).WEEK 2: ou will cover the basic fusing and slumping process, apply kilnwash to molds. You will make a one layer sushi dish or small platter. esepieces will be fused and then slump over a mold.WEEK 3: You will create a set of coasters two layers 4x4 pieces. Time anddesign are a factor as to how many you will complete, the range is from 2to 4. You will bring your own design or could use ours.WEEK 4: Using scrap glass, you will create a 6x8 wall hanging, frit,noodles, and stringers. You will also learn how to bend stringers using acandle. Bring your design or we have some at the shop. If time allows wewill show you various ways your piece can be displayed. Material cost is payable to the instructor on the �rst night of class in theamount of $60.00. �is cost includes glass, kiln time and supplies. Closed-toe shoes are required.�e class is held at Toy Town Stained Glass, 36 Monomonac Road W.,Winchendon, MA 01475.Please register at montytechnites.comCourse #: ART107-SP19Instructor: Debbie Paquin Course Fee: $189Schedule: Tues., March 5 – March 26 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

STAINED GLASSHas a beautiful stained glass window ever caught your eye, and made youwonder how those are created? Now you can learn how to construct yourown stained glass panel, learning glass cutting, foiling, and soldering


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WATERCOLOR PAINTING INTERMEDIATELearn to improve your skills as a watercolor painter in this relaxedintermediate course. Students will build o� of beginner watercolor classesand gain the opportunity to work on their own images with instruction.Learn to control watercolor with ease and how to apply di�erent e�ects tomake beautiful paintings. �e �rst two classes are teaching demonstrationsand step by step processes for completing successful paintings. �e lastfour classes are reserved for self-driven exercises and personal paintings.My goal in this class is to give you the knowledge you need to succeed atpainting in watercolor while having some fun. �is class is for all stagesof intermediate watercolor painters.Supply List: Please don’t use these brands/types: “Artist Lo�”, or “StudentGrade” (supplies can seem expensive, but paints and brushes last severalmonths if not years if used properly and cleaned)Water Color Paint1) Small Tube each of the following:Warm Colors: Cadmium Red, Ultramarine Blue, Yellow OchreCool Colors: Alizarin Crimson, Pthalo Blue, Lemon YellowMixer Colors: Burnt Sienna , Burnt Umber, Paynes GreySynthetic or Natural Hair Watercolor Brushes: (short handles)Small Square, Medium Square, Small Filbert, Medium Filbert, MediumRound, Small Round, Detail Round, 1/2” Large Flat Wash BrushPainting Surfaces:1 Pad of Water Color Paper (9x12) 140lbs or 300lbs – an inexpensive wayto do studies, Not a blockOther:Water Color PaletteSmall Water Bucket/Container to wash brushesDrawing pencil, Eraser kneaded & white plastic, Small sketchbook, sharpenerImages or objects to paint fromCourse #: ART102-SP19Instructor: Andrew Cefalu Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mondays, March 4 – April 8 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

AUTOMOTIVEAUTOMOTIVE BRAKES, EVERYTHINGYOU’VE WANTED TO KNOWSTOP what you are doing! STOP and read this!Learn how to STOP your own car!

It doesn't matter if you are starting from square one or have experiencerepairing brakes, this class will get you up to speed on how to slow down,at least in your car! �is course is an in-depth, comprehensive, braketraining course that will be insightful to the novice or the experiencedtechnician. �e course covers automobile and light truck hydraulic brakingsystems, as well as anti-lock braking. You will learn theory and operation,diagnosis, system causes, and repair. Whether you are just getting startedin the industry, or have some time in the trade, you will learn invaluable,insightful service and testing information. Time will be spent in theclassroom and on the shop ¥oor. You will be instructed on hydraulicsystems, disc brakes, drum brakes, power assisted units, electronic speedcontrol, precision measurement tools, wheel bearings, anti-lock brakes,traction control and brake machining (3 brands of lathes). Upon coursecompletion, you will feel con�dent in proper repair procedures. �iscourse will be very helpful if you are preparing or intending to take theASE A5 brake certi�cation testing. Work boots or leather closed toe shoeand safety glasses are required. Now go back to what you’re doing . . .you’ve stopped long enough. Course #: AUT102-SP19Instructor: Matthew LaRose Course Fee: $159Schedule: �urs., Feb. 28 – April 11 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

SMALL ENGINE REPAIRAre you tired of your small equipment not starting or running properly?Do you want to save money as well as learn how to service and maintainyour own equipment? Don't pay for expensive repairs or tune-ups on yourleaf blower, lawn mower, chainsaw, weed wacker, and snow blowers! �is

course o�ers an overview of the operation, maintenance, and repair ofsmall gasoline engines. Instructional topics include, but may not be limitedto, principles of operation of internal combustion engines, repair/serviceprocedures, disassembly, overhaul, and reassembly. Instruction may alsoinclude the operation of two-cycle and four-cycle engines. Electronicignition systems are reviewed, however, diagnostics and repair are kept toa minimum. A©er several classroom sessions, the instructor will providedetails as to the types of equipment that may be brought in for the studentsto work on in class. �e class will be expected to work in teams. Properdress, safety glasses, and work boots are all required.Course #: AUT103-SP19 Instructor: Matthew LaRose Course Fee: $229Schedule: �urs., April 25 – June 13 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

BUSINESSPROJECT MANAGEMENT BASICSProject Management skills are used in numerous industries and are in highdemand. �ere are certi�cation paths for Project Management throughorganizations such as PMI, and CompTIA, which will improve salary andmarketability. Come learn the basics of project management and workwith the class to create project plans using MS Excel. Learn how this rolefunctions as a team leader within organizations, how this skill set mighthelp further your career, and explore the career opportunities in ProjectManagement. We will use the “PMI for Dummies” book in class. BasicExcel skills are needed for this class.�omas Shaw has over 20 years as an Information Technology ProjectManager with Fortune 500 companies. He holds an MBA and severalproject management certi�cations.Required Book:�e PMP Exam: Quick Reference Guide, Sixth Edition by Andy Crowe |Other Format | Barnes & Noble® https://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/the-pmp-exam-andy-crowe-pmp-

pgmp/1128179100/2679630416277Course #: BUS104-SP19Instructor: �omas Shaw Course Fee: $249Schedule: Tues. & �urs., Feb. 26–April 11 Time: 6:30 pm-8:00 pm(No Class Date: April 2)

LINKEDIN OPTIMIZATION�is workshop covers the technical aspects of the LinkedIn website. Learnhow to adjust the settings and how to overcome the technical problems ofbuilding a good pro�le with optimization of the social media channel. Wewill also cover how to make your pro�le public, common problems whenbuilding a pro�le, LinkedIn settings, keywords and optimization of apro�le, following companies, joining Groups and taking a picture for yourpro�le. Course #: BUS102-SP19Instructor: Briana Pena Course Fee: $59Schedule: Tuesday, April 9 Time: 6:00 pm-8:00 pm

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BEGINNING PYTHON PROGRAMMINGPython is a general-purpose programming languagethat is versatile and popular. It is a good language forbeginners and can be used in web development, so�waredevelopment and scienti�c applications. this course will teach youthe Python syntax and data structures that will allow you to createbasic programs.Course #: COM101-SP19Instructor: Rich Duncan Course Fee: $189Schedule: �ursdays, March 7 – April 4 Time: 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm

MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016 LEVEL IExcel 2016 is a powerful spreadsheet application. �efocus of this course is basic Excel skills. You will beginby reviewing the new O�ce Ribbon interface and navigate spreadsheets.Enter and edit data, use cut; copy; and paste, select cells and ranges, andprint worksheets. Learn to create powerful formulas and use the sum ()and if () functions. Format cell contents to create a more pro�cient look.You will also learn how to create professional looking charts and graphs withExcel’s powerful charting tools; learning how to format your graphs, andadd trendlines and sparklines to see visual data trends. Prerequisite:Fundamental knowledge of computers.Textbook required: Microso� Excel 2016 Step by Step 1st EditionISBN-13: 978-0735698802https://www.amazon.com/Microso�-Excel-2016-Step/dp/0735698805/Mark Baril DBA studied Business at Assumption College earning aB.A. and MBA respectively.. Dr. Baril has extensive experience andtraining in Microso� O�ce Suite including Microso� Excel. Dr. Barilis presently an instructor of Microso� Excel in Worcester MA and alsoworks for Prudential Financial in Marlborough MA.Course #: COM104-SP19Instructor: Mark Baril Course Fee: $159Schedule: Tues & �urs, March 5 – 19 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016 LEVEL IIStudents will continue to use the lessons from ExcelLevel 1 and enhance their skills by using more advancedfeatures. Topics to be covered are: formatting with themes and usingcondition formats, freeze rows or columns to make large spreadsheetsmore manageable, printing multiple worksheets; adding watermarks, settitle rows, adding columns for printing, use multiple spreadsheets; linkingcells and formulas, and using powerful data analysis tools and functionsincluding goal seek. You will also create structured tables; add/delete andincorporate table �lters and learn the subtotal function, display subtotalsand make use of the outlining function, utilize more advanced graphicswith SmartArt and WordArt, and create excel templates. Textbook required: Microso� Excel 2016 Step by Step 1st EditionISBN-13: 978-0735698802https://www.amazon.com/Microso�-Excel-2016-Step/dp/0735698805/Course #: COM106-SP19Instructor: Mark Baril Course Fee: $159Schedule: Tues. & �urs, March 26–April 11 Time: 6:00 pm–9:00 pm(No Class Date: April 2)

COMPUTER BASICSImprove your Computer Con�dence! �ere are nodumb questions! Come to learn tips, tricks, andanswers to frequently asked questions about MS Windows 10 andMS O�ce 2016 with instructor and classmates. �e class will be hands-on; we anticipate all levels of learners to learntogether in a relaxed fun environment. No books required, handouts will be distributed at class. Course #: COM103-SP19Instructor: �omas Shaw Course Fee: $159Schedule: Mon. & Weds., April 22–May 15 Time: 6:00 pm–8:00 pm

RESUME WRITING AND COVER LETTERSYour resume is the �rst contact with an employer, so it has to be powerfulenough to land you an interview. In this three-day class, you’ll learn thetheory behind writing an e¤ective resume and how to avoid multiplemistakes in content and formatting in order to develop a resume to bestmarket your skills and talents.Briana is the Academic and Career Development Coach at MountWachusett Community College. Previous to this she worked as a BusinessService Representative and a Career Counselor at the Career Center ofLowell, helping individuals with their resumes, cover letters and �ndemployment. She graduated from Worcester State University with a degreein Communications and earned her Master’s in Integrated MarketingCommunications from Lasell College. Her strong background and love ofsocial media marketing stem from many years working in the marketingdepartments within corporate and non-pro�t, as well as entrepreneurshipprior to having a career change to higher educationa and careerdevelopment. Course #: BUS100-SP19Instructor: Briana Pena Course Fee: $95Schedule: �ursdays, March 7 – 14 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESSSocial media has quickly grown from a way to keep upwith friends and acquaintances, to a powerful tool thatcan transform your business. Just as important as your website and in-person interactions, learning to e¤ectively use social media through siteslike Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn, will give youthe opportunity to connect with audiences new and old in a compellingway. �is course will give you an overview of today’s major social mediasites and work with you to ensure your business is social media ready. Course #: BUS103-SP19Instructor: Dawn Provost Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mon. & Weds., April 22 – May 15 Time: 7:00 pm–8:30 pm

COMPUTER APPLICATIONSCISCO I - INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKSLearn about the architecture, structure, functions,components, and models of the internet and computernetworks. �e principles of IP addressing and fundamentals ofEthernet concepts, media, and operations provided a foundationfor the curriculum. By the end of this course, students will be ableto build simple LANs, perform basic con�gurations for routers andswitches, and implement IP addressing schemes. Students willneed a portable laptop or computer for online self-pacedhomework assignments.Rich Duncan has been a Cisco Academy instructor for 15 years,teaching Cisco networking courses at the high school and collegelevel. Course material/resources are included in the fee.Course #: COM112-SP19Instructor: Rich Duncan Course Fee: $609Schedule: Mon. & Weds., Feb. 27 – May 22 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 15, 17)


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CONSTRUCTION - CAREERCONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR UNRESTRICTEDLICENSE EXAM PREP�is course will prepare you for the Massachusetts ConstructionSupervisor unrestricted license exam. A signi�cant amount of time mustbe devoted to comprehend the method of preparedness to familiarizeyourself with the building code materials. You will be able to retain theprocess of the system in order to �nd the answers to the test question thatwill be presented. A score of 70% is required to successfully pass the Stateexam. It is recommended that you are pre-approved by the State testingagency prior to the class (however, this is not a requirement). In additionto class time, students average 1 to 2 hours of homework per class. Books and materials are included in the course fee.Questions regarding exam and license application follow link.http://www.mass.gov/eopss/docs/dps/buildingcode/inf4/candidate-information-bulletin-building-ra.pdfCourse #: CON100-SP19Instructor: Michael Giampietro Course Fee: $879Schedule: Tues., Feb. 26 – April 9 Time: 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm(No Class Date: April 2)

HOISTING EXAM PREP AND CONTINUINGEDUCATION - 1C HYDRAULIC TELESCOPING BOOMSAnyone who wishes to operate hoisting equipment (including derricks,cableways, machinery used for discharging cargoes, and temporaryelevator cars used on excavation work or used for hoisting buildingmaterial) must obtain a license from the Department. Hoisting operatorsmust be 18 years of age, complete an application, and successfully pass anexamination covering all working parts of the hoisting machinery, safeoperating practices, hand signals, and inspection procedures in order toobtain a license.You will need to provide the following with your registration: Name onlicense; Address on license; License number; License expiration date;License class; Valid email address.Course Material is included in the fee.1C Hydraulic Telescoping Booms (covers 1D)Course #: CON101b-SP19Instructor: Michael Giampietro Course Fee: $125Schedule: �ursday, March 21 Time: 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

HOISTING EXAM PREP AND CONTINUINGEDUCATION - 2A EXCAVATORSAnyone who wishes to operate hoisting equipment (including derricks,cableways, machinery used for discharging cargoes, and temporaryelevator cars used on excavation work or used for hoisting buildingmaterial) must obtain a license from the Department. Hoisting operatorsmust be 18 years of age, complete an application, and successfully pass anexamination covering all working parts of the hoisting machinery, safeoperating practices, hand signals, and inspection procedures in order toobtain a license.You will need to provde the following with your registration: Name onlicense; Address on license; License number; License expiration date;License class; Valid email address. Course Material is included in the fee.2A ExcavatorsCourse #: CON101a-SP19Instructor: Michael Giampietro Course Fee: $125Schedule: �ursday, March 14 Time: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

FUNDAMENTALS OF APPLE/MAC LAPTOP�is course starts at the beginning: what to do when you buya Mac? We will use our lab with Mac laptops and you canbring in your own. You will learn how to set up a newcomputer and how to keep your data safe. We'll show you how to navigate,stay up to date, and feel con�dent about using this powerful tool. �einstructor will guide you through each step of connecting your computerto the internet safely. We will talk about the best ways to store your �lesand then practice the steps. All the ports and functions will be explained.As the course progresses you will develop con�dence and then expertise.During each class, there will be plenty of opportunities to answerquestions.Darrin Austin has worked as a system administrator, network administrator,applications support, desktop support, computer repair, etc. He is theTechnology Systems Administrator for Northborough Public Schools.Course #: COM105-SP19Instructor: Darrin Austin Course Fee: $159Schedule: Weds., Feb. 27 – March 27 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Date: March 13)

WEB DESIGN AND CODINGLearn to design, build and publish for the web. Each student will build avisually appealing, hand coded website, for a single personal space and/orto help support future web work. �rough use of coding and designexercises, the instructor helps each student gain a clear understanding ofhow code and design coexist on the internet.Justin McGonigle has over 10 years experience working as a digitaldesigner both in the private and professional sector. He has expertknowledge of CSS, (X)HTML, the Adobe Creative Suite and Visual Design.Recommended reading: A Dao of Web Design by John Allsopp, https://alistapart.com/article/daoResponsive Web Design by Ethan Marcotte,https://alistapart.com/article/responsive-web-designDon’t Make Me �ink by Steve Krug, http://m.sensible.com/?smallView=1 Course #: COM109-SP19Instructors: Justin McGonigle Course Fee: $159Schedule: Weds., March 6 – May 22 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 17)

ADOBE ILLUSTRATORAdobe Illustrator is the industry-standard vectorgraphics so©ware used worldwide by designers of alltypes. �is graphic-driven, easy to follow, course focuses on core conceptsand fundamentals where you will learn how to create “vector art” like apro. We’ll use the pen, shape tools, and techniques to make complex vectorgraphics easily. Your new found skills will help you in creating logos, infographics, screen print art, cartoon characters, posters, and other marketingmaterials suitable for print, web, and video. Please bring a thumb driveto save your work and handouts.Course #: COM111-SP19Instructor: Jim Provencher Course Fee: $159Schedule: �urs., March 7 – April 11 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOPAdobe Photoshop is the leading editing so©ware forimages in a pixel world. Used by designers, graphicartists, and photographers, this introductory course will explore theinterface, various editing tools, techniques, and the fun you can havemodifying images, restoring old photos, and creating exciting artwork.Learning Photoshop is a lifelong exercise where Adobe constantly updatesthe application and artists constantly �nd new techniques and new waysto use the program. Everyone has to start somewhere and his course willhelp get you started.Please bring a thumb drive to save your work and handouts.Course #: COM110-SP19Instructor: Jim Provencher Course Fee: $159Schedule: Tuesdays, March 5 – April 9 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Date: April 2)

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COSMETOLOGY - CAREERCOSMETOLOGY - CAREER�e School of Continuing Education is pleased to o�er ana�ordable, �exible Cosmetology Program approved by the MassachusettsBoard of Registration of Cosmetology and Barbering. Our mission is to provide you with exceptional instruction and hands-onclinic experience that will prepare you for a successful entry in thecosmetology eld.We have structured our 14-month program to support your educationalexperience, while still maintaining a balanced personal life.Classes are scheduled Monday - �ursday evenings, from 4:30 pm - 9:30 pm.No classes during the summer break; July and August.To assist with tuition, we have several payment plans:

• Lump sum payment with a 10% discount• Monthly payments (1st of every month)• Bi-Monthly payments (1st and 15th of every month)

No Payments during the summer break.Call the adult education o�ce at 978-345-9200 Ext 5220 for an applicationand course calendar.Tuition includes: Kit, Book and Registration FeeCourse #: COS01-SP19 Course Fee: $7,499Time: 4:30 pm – 9:30 pmSchedule: Mon., Tues., Weds., �urs. Sept. 4, 2018 – Jan. 23, 2020(No Class Dates: March 13, April 2, 3, 15, 16, 18, 30, May 27, 28,29, 30, June 5)

CULINARYBREADS TO-GO WORKSHOPA one night make-it and take-it class introduces students to breadsdesigned to eat on the go. Students will hand-cra� fresh bagels, Englishmu�ns and pita breads. Fresh breads are easy to make and help save somedough! Students should bring an apron, container to take sampleshome, and $10 cash supply fee payable to the instructor.Course #: CUL106-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, March 4 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

ADULT AND CHILD (6-12) PIZZA MAKINGDiscover how to make pizzeria style pizza in your own home. Everyonewill enjoy learning how to make dough from scratch, homemade sauceand the art of toppings. Samples made will be eaten at the night’sconclusion. A $5, cash only, supply fee per child payable to the instructor.To enroll, one adult must accompany one child (6-14 years old). Each adultwill be charged a tuition fee. Please bring a $5 cash only supply fee perchild payable to the instructor and containers to take samples home. Course #: CUL102-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: Adult $49Schedule: Monday, March 11 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

UNRESTRICTED CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISORCONTINUING EDUCATION - 12 HOURS�is course has been approved by the Massachusetts Board of BuildingRegulations and Standards for 12 hours of unrestricted constructionsupervisor continuing education (BBRS Course Approval: CS-2307).Certicates will be issued at the completion of the course on Sunday. �ereis no nal examination.Students have two options:1. Take the entire 12-hour course at Montachusett Regional Vocational

School on Saturday, March 23, from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm and Sunday,March 24, from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm with a course fee of $295.00

OR2. Take six hours at Montachusett Regional Vocational School on Saturday,

March 23 from 8:00 am - 2:00 pm and remaining six hours can be takenonline at, https://www.massnailit.com/product/csl-6hr-online-mandatory-topics/ �e course fee for the live portion of the class is$149.00 (Register at Mass Nail It LLC for the online portion with acourse $70.00 fee)

�e course will cover the following topics:• IRC 2015 Residential Code with Mass Amendments 9th Edition

4 hours• IBC 2015 Commercial Code with Mass Amendments 9th Edition

2 hours• IECC 2015 Energy Code with Mass Amendments 9th Edition

1-1/2 hours• Massachusetts Zoning Act 1-1/2 hours• Business and Workmans Comp 1-1/2 hours• Safety 1 1/2 hours�e instructor will provide course material.• lunch and break schedules will be determined by the students and

instructor• Saturday, March 23 Class Meets from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm or 8:00 am -

2:00 pm for online students• Sunday, March 24 Class Meets from 8:00 am - 12:00 pmNote: Please �ll out the form in your course email con�rmation. �einformation in the form is required to receive your certi�cate at thecourse completion.If you register online you will have the option to pay the $149 or $295 atcheckout depending on which course format you choose.Course #: CON105-SP19Instructor: Michael Giampietro Course Fee: $295Schedule: Sat. & Sun., March 23 – 24 Time: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm


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TEEN (13-15) AND ADULT - TACO PARTYLearn how to create the perfect game day or birthday taco party. Studentswill create crispy taco bowls, Pico De Gallo, guacamole, seasoned beef,shredded chicken and a Santa Fe seasoning. For teens ages 13-15. Both teenand adult must register. Please bring a $10 cash-only supply fee payable tothe instructor, apron and containers to take samples home.Course #: CUL107-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, April 1 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

STEWS AND BISQUESYou will learn how to create hearty stews and creamy bisques using scratchrecipes. �ese savory and delicious creations will include beef stew,chicken stew with dumplings, and roasted tomato bisque. Please bring a$15, cash only, supply fee payable to the instructor and containers totake samples home.Course #: CUL316-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, April 8 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

FRENCH CREPESLearn the art of creating Parisian style crepes that are light and buttery. Wewill focus on the sweeter �llings using Nutella, berries, cream, and jams.Please bring a $10 cash only supply fee payable to the instructor andcontainers to take samples home.Course #: CUL317-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, April 22 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

ADULT AND CHILD (6-12) SPRINGTIME CANDIESWe will be making a variety of designed molded chocolate candies andchocolate lollipops, perfect for your holiday celebrations. Please bring a $5cash only, supply fee per child payable to the instructor and containers totake samples home.Course #: CUL319-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, May 6 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00pm

HORS D’OEUVRESGet ready for your summer parties with this one night hors d’oeuvresworkshop. Students will prepare a fresh tomato bruschetta with a balsamicglaze, spanakopita, and chicken salad pu�s made with fresh pate a choux.Students should bring an apron, container to take samples home and $15cash supply fee payable to the instructor.Course #: CUL109-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, May 13 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

MIRROR GLAZE CAKESMirror cake glaze is an old French technique that has recently become trendyand mainstream and seen o�en on social media posts. Students will createbuttercream icing, mirror glaze and decorate their own cake.Supply List:8” un-iced cake (baked at home)9” Angled SpatulaContainer to carry cake home8” cardboard cake circlePlease bring items from the supply list, a $15 cash only supply fee payableto the instructor and containers to take samples home.Course #: CUL318-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, May 20 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

SERVSAFE CERTIFICATION�e course adheres to the ServSafe ManagerBook, 7th Edition (formerly ServSafeEssentials), and provides a thorough review of foodsafety and hygiene responsibilities in the foodservice industry, in preparationto earn the nationally accredited food safety certi�cation from the NationalRestaurant Association. To receive a ServSafe Food Protection ManagerCerti�cation (which is valid for �ve years), individuals must score at least75% on the exam at the conclusion of the course. American NationalStandards Institute (ANSI) and Conference for Food Protection (CFP)accredit the exam. Students will learn the most recent FDA Food Code, food safetyadvancements, and food sanitation procedures. Students will understandhow to enact fundamental food safety techniques and cultivate a culture offood safety. �e instructor provides a study guide that highlights importantcourse elements and a glossary of food safety terms and phrases. �einstructor administers a paper-based exam and mails completed exams tothe National Restaurant Association for o£cial computer scoring.To enroll and receive certi�cation, individuals must be at least eighteen yearsor older.Textbook included in course fee.Course #: CUL300-SP19Instructor: Randy Phelps Course Fee: $299Schedule: �ursdays, March 14 – 28 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

ADULT AND CHILD (6-12) NACHO PARTYLearn how to make your own nacho chips, Santa Fe seasoning, queso dip andpico de gallo for the ultimate nacho party. Please bring a $5 cash only supplyfee per child payable to the instructor and containers to take sampleshome.Course #: CUL314-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, March 18 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

PASTA SAUCES 101�ese are not your ordinary sauces from a jar. Learn the basic techniquesto make quick, ¥avorful and fresh pasta sauces. We will be making alfredo,pesto and marinara sauces and sampling your creations. Please bring a$10, cash only, supply fee payable to the instructor and containers totake samples home.Course #: CUL315-SP19Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, March 25 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

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Preparation Certified Six Sigma Green Belt Lean Six Sigma Black Belt with 1-on-1 Project Coaching Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Lean Six Sigma Green Belt with Black Belt with 1-on-1

Project Coaching Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt PMI Risk Management Professional Senior Certified Sustainability ProfessionalSenior Professional In Human ResourcesSix Sigma Black BeltSix Sigma Yellow Belt

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Certified Wedding Planner Preston Bailey’s Fundamentals of Floral DesignPreston Bailey’s Intermediate Floral DesignPreston Bailey’s Signature Wedding & Event DesignTravel Agent Training

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In addition to our certification courses, we offerhundreds of other titles for career training andpersonal and professional development.

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FINANCIAL SERVICESBRINGING BALANCE TO YOUR BUDGETEncourages developing a budget, identifying nancial goals,understanding the balance between spending, saving and borrowing andhaving a strategy.Course #: FIN112-SP19Instructor: Ryan Laliberte Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, April 23 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

GET DEBT FREEDo you have any debts? �is seminar will help individuals relieve stressand gain nancial freedom. Participants will learn how to eliminate theircredit card debts in 1 – 4 years, and mortgages in another 3 – 6 years.Individuals will investigate a simple, yet guaranteed system to eliminatedebt with their current income. �e instructor encourages individuals tobring a list of each debt with its required minimum monthly paymentsand a calculator. During the seminar, participants will develop debtelimination plans that they can implement immediately. �e instructorwill provide a workbook (included in tuition). In addition, the instructorwill recommend an optional text (available from the instructor for $39). Course #: FIN104-SP19Instructor: Timothy Schnelle Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, May 6 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

MAKING MONEY LAST IN RETIREMENTConsiderations/tradeo�s when developing a withdrawal strategy--workinglonger, spending less and delaying Social Security. Ways to plan for theexpected and unexpected expenses with insurance. Course #: FIN103-SP19Instructor: Ryan Laliberte Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, April 9 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

MEDICARE AND YOU, KNOWING YOUR OPTIONSAre you or a loved one approaching Medicareeligibility, already have Medicare, or curious about howMedicare will work for you? �is class will help you understand thedi�erent parts of Medicare, and the di�erent health insurance optionswithin Medicare. Discussion will include Medicare enrollment periods,parts A, B, C and D and what these mean to you, Medigap and how theseplans function, and the pros and cons of Medicare Advantage Plans. AState Certied SHINE counselor, an unbiased source of health insuranceinformation, will present and answer your Medicare insurance questions.Proceeds will be donated to SHINE.Course #: FIN100-SP19Instructor: Garry Gleckel Course Fee: $15Schedule: Tuesday, March 20 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

SOCIAL SECURITY: YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWEREDWays to maximize Social Security benet amounts for the individual andspouse based on age, life expectancy, employment and need. Course #: FIN108b-SP19Instructor: Ryan Laliberte Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, March 12 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

SERVSAFE RECERTIFICATION�is course prepares students to recertify the nationally accredited foodsafety certication from the National Restaurant Association. Students willreview the most recent FDA Food Code, food safety advancements, andfood sanitation procedures. With a score of 75% or higher on the exam, thestudent will earn the ServSafe Food Protection Manager Recertication.�e instructor administers a paper-based exam and mails completed examsto the National Restaurant Association for o£cial computer scoring. Toenroll and receive recerti�cation, individuals must have beenpreviously certi�ed.Course #: CUL302-SP19Instructor: Randy Phelps Course Fee: $169Schedule: �ursday, March 28 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

DANCEBALLROOM DANCING FOR SENIORSSeniors-learn how to ballroom dance with other beginners in a fun,convenient and safe environment, and dance with condence! �isbeginner course will focus on the fundamentals: foot position, rhythmand timing, and leading and following. You will learn the Waltz, Foxtrot,Cha Cha and Swing. Have fun trying something new! �is class will betaught with a rotation style, so singles (as well as couples) are welcometo attend! Bring a bottle of water and be sure to wear shoes with solesthat slide easily.Francis Floyd is a Certied Dance Instructor.Classes will be held at the Westminster Senior Center, 69 WestMain Street, Westminster, MA 01473.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: DAN108-SP19Instructor: Francis Floyd Course Fee: $65Schedule: Tuesdays, March 5 – April 9 Time: 9:15 am – 11:15 am

CAREER ELECTRICALElectrical Code Journeyman’s Program�e Massachusetts State Board of Electrical Examinersrequires individuals to complete the following prior toregistering for the electrical exam:(1) 8000 hours of employment (approximately four years) as

an apprentice under the direct supervision of a MA ClassB Journeyman license

(2) 600 hours of classroom instruction in electrical code andtheory from an approved school based on the currentNational Electrical Code.Monty Tech is an approved school, o�ering four Modules,each with 150 hours of classroom training in electricalcode and theory. Students will examine the NationalElectrical Code, CMR 237 13.00-24.2, and MAAmendments Code, among many topics that are morespecic. Our next program will begin in the fall 2019.

MASTER ELECTRICIANEligibility criteria for licensure according to theMassachusetts State Board of Electrical Examines:(1) Journeyman license for at least one year(2) 150 hour Master Electrician ClassRegistrations open in June 2019.


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INTRODUCTION TO YOGADo you want to reduce stress, increase �exibility, buildmuscle, and be more mindful, but are afraid you needto be a pretzel with self-awareness to do yoga? �is course introduces yogato the layperson. �e instructor has designed each session for novices andwill modify forms (asana) to suit each participant’s needs, body types and,experiences. Sessions will include the form (Hatha yoga), breathing(pranayama), meditation, and deep relaxation. Students are encouragedto wear comfortable clothing and should bring a towel or mat, a waterbottle, and a sense of humor. Yee Leng started practicing yoga in 2005 and received her 200-hour yogateacher training from Frog Pond Yoga Centre in Princeton in 2011. She isdrawn to the therapeutic and healing practices of yoga and has takenworkshops with Dr. Timothy McCall, founder/director of Yoga asMedicine; Matthew Sanford, founder of Mind Body Solutions; yogatherapists Brahmi (Beth Gold-Bernstein) and Lorrie Jacobsohn, Directorsof TriYoga Boston; and participated in bodhi and mind yoga’s cancer-informed teacher training. As a cancer survivor, she credits her practicenot only for getting her through the rigors and side e�ects of surgery,chemotherapy, and radiation, but also the emotional ups and downs of thedisease. Yee Leng believes that everyone can come “home” to their bodies,in any condition; quietly listening to the wisdom within.Course #: FIT100-SP19Instructor: Yee Leng Tan-Whittall Course Fee: $149Schedule: Mondays, March 4 – May 13 Time: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm(No Class Date: April 15)

LANGUAGEBASIC AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE�is course introduces American Sign Language (ASL). �roughconversation analysis, body language, and role play, students will prepareto communicate with ASL. In addition, students will learn aboutsigni¢cant considerations in the deaf community, deaf culture, and deafhistory. With any additional time, individuals will practice some morecomplex grammar that ASL incorporates. Participants will come toappreciate the di�erent aspects of this fascinating language. Moreover, thecourse has two instructors. �e ¢rst instructor is deaf and has used signlanguage since childhood. �e second instructor is an ASL interpreterand uses sign language for his profession. Together, they provide a uniqueperspective and experience. Required textbook: A Basic Course in American Sign Language, 2ndEdition. ISBN: 978-0932666420Course #: LAN100-SP19Instructor: Christopher Adshade/Doris Mazzaferro Course Fee: $209Schedule: Tuesdays, Feb. 26 – May 21 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Dates: April 2, 16, 30)

EVERYDAY ENGLISH IN THE WORKPLACE�is class is designed to help students improve their basicEnglish skills so that they will gain con¢dence and feel morecomfortable in the workplace. You will learn everyday conversationalEnglish and obtain the ability to communicate with your fellow employees.Karen Chivallati obtained her Master's Degree in Education from KeeneState College, Keene NH, and her B.A. in English from Franklin PierceUniversity, Rindge, NH. Karen taught middle and high school English for¢ve years. Required Book: Future Series Book and Workbook 1ISBN-13: 978-0132455817ISBN-10: 0132455811Course #: LAN108-SP19Instructor: Karen Chivallati Course Fee: $109Schedule: Tues. & �urs., March 19–May 14 Time: 6:30 pm–8:00 pm(No Class Dates: April 2, 16, 18, 30)

STANDING GUARD: PROTECT WHATYOU HAVE WORKED FORStanding Guard: Protect What You Have Worked For shares strategiesdesigned to help you guard your most valuable assets and protect yourpre- and post-retirement income. Course #: FIN116-F18Instructor: Tim Higgins Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, March 26 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

STUDENT LOAN DEBT RELIEFDo you have student loans? Do you feel the crushing weight of this long-term debt? Many graduates and parents are vaguely aware of therepayment options available, but they have no speci¢c information on howto choose or apply the alternatives wisely. �is course will provideindividuals with valuable information about how to reduce and eliminatetheir student loans e�ectively. Participants will learn available alternativesto decrease their student loan payments and methods to pay o� their loansrapidly. Individuals will understand the advantages of consolidation, thedi�erences between student loan repayment plans, and how to switchplans for the maximum advantage as circumstances change. �e instructorwill provide a workbook (included in tuition). In addition, the instructorwill recommend an optional text (available from the instructor for $39). Course #: FIN106-SP19Instructor: Timothy Schnelle Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, April 29 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

FITNESSBEGINNER ARCHERY (YOUTH AND ADULT)Why is one of the oldest sports making a comeback? Do you wonder ifyou could compete against Katniss, Merida, or knights of medieval day?�is course introduces the thrill of traditional recurve archery. �e twoinstructors will guide participants on a proven pathway to success in a safeand comfortable environment, implementing a unique lesson plan thatintegrates the aiming process with a variety of skill building games. Witha little patience and focus, any individual can be successful at archery.Students do not need prior experience or athletic ability. �e instructorswill provide all equipment throughout the course. Youth Ages 10 and up.Course #: FIT108-SP19Instructor: Mark Pirello Course Fee: $149Schedule: Tuesdays, Feb. 26 – March 19 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

ADVANCED ARCHERY (YOUTH AND ADULT)�e National Training System (NTS) style of shooting willgive you an in-depth look at the steps in the KSL shot cycleused by Olympic athletes! �is additional information will take your gameto the next level and give you the con¢dence needed for mental focus,discipline and earning more consistent high scores. Prior archery experiencerequired to enroll. All students are eligible to compete in the annual outdoorarchery tournament in February and March 2019. Adults and youths (must begrade 4 or up to participate).Course #: FIT108-SP19Instructor: Mark Pirello Course Fee: $149Schedule: Wednesdays, May 1 – 22 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

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MANUFACTURING - CAREERMANUFACTURING BOOT CAMP - PART I- NC3STARRETT (PRECISION MEASUREMENTINSTRUMENTS) PMI CERTIFICATION�e contents of this certi�cation are designed to meet the needs andexpectations of modern industry in the global marketplace. Starrett, Snap-on and NC3 combined their industrial experience and expertise to createa certi�cation and curriculum speci�c to precision measurementinstruments (PMI).Precision measurement instruments from the basis of quality inmanufacturing and repair. �is PMI certi�cation establishes andfamiliarity and understanding of the foundational instruments used inprecision measurement. �ose who receive the certi�cation will provethey knew how to use precision measurement tools to their full potential. Course Content Includes: Tape and Rule Measurement, Side CaliperMeasurement, Gauge Measurement, Angle Measurement, MicrometerMeasurement, Dial Gauge MeasurementReceive an o�cial NC3 certi�cate for proof of achievement; providingthird-party stackable credentials that can o�er enhanced employmentpotential and higher productivity on the job, in industries such as:Manufacturing, Metrology Lab, Metal Working, Aerospace,Transportation, EnergyPlease Note: �is Class is held at Athol High School, 2363 Main Street,Athol, MA 01331Course #: MAN101-SP19Instructor: Kevin Killay Course Fee: $389Schedule: Tues. & �urs., Jan. 24 – March 5 Time: 6:00 pm–8:30 pm(No Class Dates: February 19, 21)

MANUFACTURING BOOT CAMP - PART II- BLUEPRINT READINGStudents will have the opportunity to develop the basic skillsrequired for visualizing and interpreting industrial drawings. �is courseis a must for people interested in a manufacturing career.Required Textbook:Machine Trades Print Reading, 6th Edition by Michael A. Barsamianand Richard A. Gizelbach. Goodheart Wilcox is the publisher.ISBN: 978-1-63126-103Please Note: �is Class is held at Athol High School, 2363 Main Street,Athol, MA 01331Course #: MAN104-SP19Instructor: Kevin Killay Course Fee: $175Schedule: Tues. & �urs., March 7 – April 4 Time: 6:00 pm–8:30 pm

CAREER MEDICALINTRODUCTION TO THE HUMAN BODY�is course seeks to enhance the learners understanding ofbasic structure and function of the human body in wellness and disease.�e course will introduce the body systems as well as the concepts ofbasic human physiology. Course topics include human cell physiology,tissue structures and review of the major body systems. �is course maybe of interest to students interested in the allied health professions.Required Textbook:Structure and Function of the Human Body, Kevin T. PattonPh.D., and Gary A Thibodeau Ph.D. ISBN: 13978-0323341127Course #: MED101-SP19Instructor: Linda Grenache Course Fee: $199Schedule: Tuesdays, Feb. 26 – March 26 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

SPANISH BASICS!Viva el Español!Discover a language that o�ers a multitude of cultural and linguisticopportunities. From the casual learner to the global professional, SpanishBasics will help you better understand the diverse Spanish language at anappropriate pace. You will learn basic oral communicative skills and workto obtain a more practical knowledge of Spanish in a multilingual society. Elba is a Business Vocational licensed instructor with professional standingin the state of Massachusetts for 13 years. She has taught ConversationalSpanish since 2004 to adults. Required Book: Third Edition, Spanish Is Fun, Lively Lessons forBeginners, Book 1, by Heywood Wald, Ph.D. AMSCO is the publisher.ISBN: 978-1567654646Course #: LAN105-SP19Instructor: Elba Guzman Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mon. & Weds., March 11–April 10 Time: 6:00 pm–8:00 pm(No Class Date: April 30)

MANICURING - CAREERMANICURINGAre you ready for a career as a Nail Technician?Our program provides professional training and practical experience toprepare students for the Massachusett Manicuring License Exam. In ourcomprehensive program, you will learn the latest procedures and thenecessary hands-on experience to develop your new skills! We are one of only a few local programs, conveniently located with easyhighway access. �e manicuring program is only 100 hours mandated by the state and thecurriculum covers: Safety/Sanitation, Arti�cial Nail Techniques, First Aid,Basic Manicuring with Hand and Arm Massage, Professional Ethics, SalonManagement, State Laws, Hygiene, and Anatomy.Our program is an approved by the Massachusetts Board of Cosmetology. Call the Adult Education O�ce at 978-345-9200 Ext. 5220 for anapplication and course calendar.Tuition Includes: Kit, Book and Registration FeeCourse #: MANCOS100-SP19Instructor: Karen Membrino Course Fee: $1,495Schedule: Mon. & Weds., Feb. 25 – June 12 Time: 5:00 pm–9:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 15, 17, May 27, 29, June 5)


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BASIC LIFE SUPPORT FOR THEHEALTHCARE PROVIDER�e Basic Life Support Provider is designed to train people to recognizelife-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relievechoking for the adult, child, and infant. �is course meets the current 2015American Heart Association and ECC standards. A temporary papercerti�cate is issued at the end of class with your name, date, instructor IDand the name of the training center. Your card will be issued by the AHAand mailed.Carole Lyman has been a CPR instructor for the past 16 years. She iscerti�ed through the American Heart Association to teach the Basic LifeSupport class.Provider Manual available for an additional $13.25 payable to theinstructor.Course #: MED109-SP19Instructor: Carole Lyman Course Fee: $85Schedule: Tuesday, April 23 Time: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

CERTIFIED BILLING AND CODING SPECIALIST (CBCS)Individuals with a CBCS certi�cation from NHA gain accessto the knowledge and training they need to prepare for arewarding and meaningful career as a sought-a�er Billing &Coding Specialist.As a CBCS, you may perform some or all of the following tasks:• Gather/review essential patient information• Verify the required documentation before the patient information is

released• Prevent fraud/abuse by auditing billing• Support coding and billing process• Assign codes for diagnoses and procedures• Submit claims for reimbursement• Coach healthcare providers to achieve optimal reimbursementBilling and Coding Specialists have an expansive range of opportunitiesfor employment. �e skills learned through the NHA CBCS certi�cationare essential to hospitals, physician o�ces, surgery centers, nursing homes,dental o�ces, home healthcare agencies, mental health facilities, and eveninsurance companies and consulting �rms. Open the door to a rewardingcareer path by becoming a CBCS. Don’t wait another moment to changeyour life. Required Book: Step-by-Step Medical Coding, ISBN:978-0323430821https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0323430821?ref=em_1p_1_im&ref_=pe_3730140_370692020Course #: MED107-SP19 Course Fee: $1,489Schedule: Mon. & Weds., Feb. 25–June 26 Time: 6:00 pm–8:30 pm(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 15, 17, May 27, 29, June 5)

CERTIFIED CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTINGCerti�ed Medical Assistants work in physicians’ o�ces, hospitals,outpatient clinics, and other healthcare settings, and are in-demand in the Montachusett area. With the health-care industryexpanding rapidly, now is the best time to join this exciting �eld.Students will learn the necessary skills associated with this excitingprofession, ranging from clinical tasks to patient care. Students will beable to retrieve a patient’s history, take vital signs, inform patients abouttreatments, assist physicians with examinations, conduct generallaboratory tests, prepare laboratory specimens, dispose of used materials,sterilize medical supplies, setup EKGs, administer immunizations, chart,submit prescriptions to the physicians, understand medical terminology,and learn other numerous diagnostic tests. Students will also coverprofessional workplace behavior, ethics and the legal aspects of healthcare.Students should bring a dual head stethoscope (not attached to cu«),an analog blood pressure kit, a watch with a second hand, a folder witha pocket notebook. Students should ensure that the blood pressure cu«�ts their arm. Upon successful completion of this program, students are eligible tosit for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certi�edClinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) national examination.

NHA Examination Requirements:• High School Diploma or GED or other equivalency (To sit for the

exam, students must be w/in 12 months of receiving their diploma orGED)

• Successfully complete the classroom training at Montachusett AdultEducation Program

• �e CCMA exam fee $155 is due the day of testing, payable to theAdult Education Program

After passing the CCMA testing with the NHA students mayparticipate in a clinical externship. The externships are notrequired; they are optional. Students participating in theexternships are subject to a CORI (some clinical sites mayrequire drug testing).

Required Textbook:Clinical Medical Assisting: A Professional, Field SmartApproach to the Workplace by Michelle Heller Hardcover;ISBN-13: 978-1305110861Required Workbook:Clinical Medical Assisting: to Accompany Clinical MedicalAssisting; ISBN-13: 978-1305111387 Course #: MED104-SP19 Course Fee: $1,649Instructor: Crystal Yelle Time: 5:30 pm–9:00 pmSchedule: Tues. & �urs., Feb. 26 – June 27(No Class Dates: April 2, 16, 18, 30, May 28, 30)

CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE & CERTIFIEDHOME HEALTH AIDE�is course provides individuals an opportunity to earn threeprofessional certi�cations in healthcare. Nurse aide training, studentswill receive instruction on a humanistic approach to provide clientswith basic care in diverse healthcare settings. For home health aidetraining, students will learn the theory and clinical skills necessary towork with clients in homecare settings. �e instructor emphasizeshomecare safety principles and methods to provide emotional, social,and physical care e«ectively.Students in this course will also receive the training necessary to earntheir CPR for the Healthcare Provider (BLS) certi�cation.Regulations require that students attend all scheduled classroom andclinical hours. Students are eligible to take the state certi�cation examsa�er completing their Nurse Aide and Home Health Aide training.In addition to tuition, students are responsible for certi�cation examfee of $100, payable to Monty Tech SCE. To become a Certi�ed Nurse Aide (CNA) and Certi�ed Home HealthAide (HHA), a student must pass each exam. All students are subjectto a CORI. Textbook required: Carter 4e Textbook & Workbook PackageISBN: 978-1496321855Students will receive a course calendar on the �rst night of class.Course #: MED100-SP19 Course Fee: $1,389Instructor: Tracy Lizotte Time: 5:30 pm – 9:00 pmSchedule: Mon., Weds., �urs., Feb. 25 – April 25(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 15, 17, 18)

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PHARMACY TECHNICIANMost pharmacy employers seek applicants with a certi cation,and many mandate it as a requirement. Taking the ExCPT examand earning your CPhT certi cation from NHA can help youstand out and set you up for success.As a Pharmacy Technician, you may perform some or all of thefollowing tasks:

• Receive prescription requests from patients and doctors’ o�ces• Accurately measure medication amounts• Package and label prescriptions• Establish and maintain patient records• Accept payment for prescriptions and process insurance claims• Manage inventory

Pharmacy Technicians are sought-a�er professionals in pharmacieslocated in hospitals, drug stores, doctors’ o�ces and grocery stores.With a CPhT certi cation from NHA, you’ll have the credentials youneed to invest in your future and prepare for a rewarding career as aPharmacy Technician.�is is a comprehensive 50-hour test preparation program will prepareto take the Pharmacy Technician Certi cation Board's PTCB examand earning them a Certi cation as a Pharmacy Technician.Examination Details:

• Testing will take place at a PSI Testing Center near you.• You must present valid identi cation• Testing Fee is $117• �e test must be completed in one continuous session

(Exam time: 2 hours, 10 minutes)• Exam results are immediate upon completion

Books are included in the course fee.Course #: MED106-SP19Instructor: Michelle Beaulac-Emslie Course Fee: $1,189Schedule: Mon. & Weds., Feb. 25 – May 6 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 15, 17)

PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIANAre you interested in becoming certi ed Phlebotomy Technician?�is course will prepare you for work in a laboratory or clinicalsetting, collecting blood for testing or donation, and provide youwith the necessary knowledge and skills to pass the phlebotomy techniciancerti cation exam accredited by the American Society for ClinicalPathology (ASCP). Students will examine numerous topics, such as legalissues, infection control, anatomy, medical terminology, proper bloodcollection, specimen handling, and lead placement for EKG. For studentsthat meet the academic standards during class, instructors will o¢er apractical hands-on training component. �e classroom hours will beequally divided between lecture and lab. �e course has two instructors and a small class size. Students will receivethe individualized instruction and supervision to learn e¢ectively andsafely. �e instructors bring extensive experience as lab technicians anduse a co-teaching model in the classroom. During the rst class, studentswill receive a course calendar. Once students pass the requirements of the classroom, instructors will placestudents at a clinical location. Students should be able to work day hours toful ll the required 100 -120 hours of clinical experience. A�er their clinical requirements are complete, students will be eligible totake the certi cation exam. In addition to tuition, students may register forthe certi�cation exam with the American Society for Clinical Pathologyand pay an exam fee of $135. Students who take the exam earn the Certi ed Phlebotomy Techniciandesignation: PBT (ASCP). A�er registration is completed students will receive all the necessary formsto participate in an externship.

EKG TECHNICIAN�is 45-hour course prepares students for careers as an EKGTechnician and to be eligible to take the NHA (NationalHealthcareer Association) Certi ed EKG Technician (CET)exam.EKG rhythms provide important data for the diagnosis of heart conditions.As a Certi ed EKG Technician (CET), you’ll have the credentials nearlyall healthcare employers require to perform the critical tasks ofadministering EKGs, as well as Holter monitoring and stress testing. �esetests can be performed during physical exams when cardiovascularproblems are suspected, or in preparation for surgery.By administering EKGs — testing the electrical activity of the heartthrough small electrode patches attached to the body — you’ll be makinga life-changing di¢erence by helping people of all ages prevent and treatheart disease. As an EKG Technician you may perform some or all of the following tasks:

• Set up and administer EKGs (electrocardiograms) and stress tests• Prepare patients for Holter or ambulatory monitoring• Deliver nal test results to physicians for analysis• Schedule appointments• Transcribe physicians’ interpretations

�e need for quali ed EKG technicians continues to rise as the agingpopulation in America grows (and with it, the prevalence of heart-relatedconditions). Earning your CET will help you launch a successful andmeaningful career that can help make a di¢erence in countless lives.Whether you seek full-time or part-time employment, the opportunitiesin this profession are ¨exible and in high demand. Plus, the added skillsof Holter monitoring and stress tests required for the Certi ed EKGTechnician (CET) will help you to be even more competitive as you launchyour healthcare career.Examination Requirements:

• High School Diploma or GED or other equivalency (To sit for theexam, students must be w/in 12 months of receiving their diploma orGED)

• Successfully complete the classroom training at Montachusett AdultEducation Program

• �e EKG exam fee of $117 is due the day of testing, payable to Monty Tech SCE

Required textbook: Rapid Interpretation of EKG by Dale Dubin,MD. 6th edition; ISBN: 978-0912912066Additional Course Resource:http://www.theheartcheck.com/documents/ECG InterpretationMade Incredibly Easy! (5th edition).pdfCourse #: MED105-SP19 Course Fee: $789Instructor: Michael Mullen Time: 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Schedule: Tuesdays and �ursdays, Feb. 26 – May 14(No Class Dates: April 3, 16, 18, 30)

INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL TERMINOLOGYCommon medical terminology is a critical part of the language used byhealthcare workers. �is course is ideal for someone who is new orinterested in working in healthcare. You will learn to identify medicalterms and words from their component parts. In this course, you willexplore medial symbols, abbreviations, and their application in thehealth career eld.Required Textbook:Medical Terminology 350: Learning Guide by Dean VaughnISBN-13: 978-0914901129Course #: MED108-SP19Instructor: Marie Barns Course Fee: $199Schedule: Mondays, March 25 – May 6 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Date: April 15)


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Students must be18 years or older when the course begins. All students aresubject to a CORI check and drug testing (approximate cost to student $50.00).Please bring a 2” 3-ring binder for handouts.Please note that books take up to 10 days to arrive.Textbook required: Phlebotomy Essentials 6th Edition Paperback,ISBN: 978-1451194524Workbook required: Student Workbook for Phlebotomy Essentials6th Edition, ISBN: 978-1451194531Students will receive a course calendar on the �rst night of class.Course #: MED102a-SP19 Course Fee: $1,429Instructor: Ravin Glaude/Sarah Frediani Time: 6:00pm–9:00pmSchedule: Mon. and Weds., February 25 – May 8(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 15, 17)

MUSICBEGINNING GUITAR FOR ADULTSHave you ever imagined yourself learning to play the guitar? Do not letfear and self-doubt prevent you from achieving this goal. �e course willgive aspiring musicians a solid foundation with a structured, step-by-stepapproach, led by an experienced and patient teacher. Students will betterunderstand and learn the introductory scales, tabs, open cords, bar cords,and how to read music. �e instructor will provide the course materialsfor each session, and only expects that students possess a commitment topractice at least a half hour per day. Students must bring a six-stringacoustic or electric guitar, so� picks, a tuner and a metronome. Course #: MUS100a-SP19Instructor: Dan Starr Course Fee: $149Schedule: Tuesdays, Feb. 26 – May 21 Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm(No Class Dates: April 2, 16, 30)

INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC NOTE READINGWhether you’ve never learned to read music or learned a longtime ago, this class will help you learn what all the dots onthe page mean. We’ll focus on the treble and bass clefs and learn about thesta¢; note names; sharps, ¤ats, and naturals; key signatures; and othermusic notations. Previous experience reading music is not required.Required Textbook: Practical �eory by Sandy Feldstein (available onAmazon, spiralbound recommended)Course #: MUS104-SP19Instructor: Dawn Provost Course Fee: $85Schedule: �ursdays, Feb. 28 – April 4 Time: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm

INTRODUCTION TO RHYTHM�is class is for both the beginner and the musician needingsome extra review. In this class, we’ll learn to feel di¢erentrhythms, as well as how these rhythms look when written down. Topicsto be covered will include: where to tap your foot when listening to music,di¢erent note lengths, time signatures, and rhythmic notation. Previousexperience reading music is not required.Dawn Provost attended Houghton College in New York and studiedMusic, majoring in the String Bass. Since 2002, she has taught privatemusic lessons to ages 4 through adult, on violin/viola/cello/bass as well asbasic music theory. Since 1993, she has played with various orchestras,chamber groups and musicals through eastern and central Massachusetts.Required Textbook: Rhythm Bootcamp by Philip A Johnston (availableon Amazon)Course #: MUS103-SP19Instructor: Dawn Provost Course Fee: $85Schedule: Mondays, March 4 – 25 Time: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm

NEW AGEGALLERY STYLE READINGSJoin internationally trained demonstrating Medium Bonnie Page for anight of gallery style readings with messages from heaven. Hear messagesfrom your loved ones who come through giving evidence that love andlife are eternal. Bonnie will deliver as many messages as time allows. �isnight will be inspirational for all!Course #: NEW107-SP19Instructor: Bonnie Page Course Fee: $39Schedule: �ursday, April 11 Time: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN -CAREEROIL BURNER TECHNICIANCERTIFICATION PREP COURSE�is course will provide students with hands on and classroom timeneeded to successfully prepare for the State License Exam. Your instructorwill cover the basics of installation, troubleshooting, and repair of oil «redheating systems. Our technical program has all new equipment to betrained on. Our knowledgeable and certi«ed instructor will take youthrough scenarios you would encounter in the «eld.�e Oil Burner Technician Certi«cate allows the holder to service, installand repair oil burners that burn fuel oil, and any associated appurtenances.Quali«ed applicants must pass a written exam to demonstrate knowledgeof oil burners and associated equipment, including knowledge of 527 CMR1.00, knowledge of related safety devices, automatic, pneumatic andelectronic controls, and a working knowledge of pipe«tting and heatingsystems.�e Oil Burner Apprentice Certi«cate allows the holder to service,install and repair oil burners and associated appurtenances under thesupervision of a properly licensed Oil Burner Technician. It is for anyonewishing to enter the oil burner trade.Required Book: Residential Oil Burners, ISBN: 978 1418073978https://www.amazon.com/Residential-Oil-Burners-Herb-Weinberger/dp/1418073970�e following has been taken from the state website.https://www.mass.gov/how to/apply-for-an-oil-burner-technician-orapprentice-certi«cateRequirements:• 18 years of age minimum;• Pass written exam. (�ere is no exam for the Oil Burner Apprentice

Certi«cate)• Fee to Apply for an Oil Burner Technician License $75• Oil Burner Apprentice Certi«cate $40.00Course #: OBT01-SP19 Course Fee: $1,389Schedule: Mon. & Weds., Feb. 25 – May 22 Time: 6:00 pm–9:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 13, April 3, 15, 17)

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENTMASSACHUSETTS GUN LAW FORCITIZENS AND LAW ENFORCEMENTUnderstanding State and Federal statute and regulation as it pertains tolawful gun ownership.Jon Green has been the Director of Education and Training for the GunOwners' Action League of Massachusetts since 1999. He is a former RangeAdvisory Member for the National Shooting Sports Foundation and anNRA Training Counselor. Jon has certi�ed hundreds of Instructors, RangeSafety O�cers, and Chief Range Safety O�cers. He has written curriculumfor many live �re and non live �re courses. Jon has provided Mass StatePolice basic �rearm safety courses for thousands of Massachusettsresidents.Course #: PER106 SP19Instructor: Jon Green Course Fee: $64Schedule: �ursday, March 21 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm

PHOTOGRAPHYEXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPOSITIONWhat makes one photograph more interesting than another? We willexplore the elements of composition and the techniques photographersuse to create images that inspire. Weekly projects reinforce the conceptsdiscussed during class. Topics include traditional compositional guidelinessuch as the rule of thirds, lines, and curves, to how moving your feet canenhance an image. Students will display their weekly photos during classfor review by other students and the instructor. Required Course Material: Digital camera, USB thumb drive, butmost of all imagination.Prerequisites: Taking Better Pictures class recommended but notrequired.Course #: PHO101-SP19Instructor: Kevin Bujold Course Fee: $149Schedule: Tues., April 9 – May 21 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Dates: April 16, 30)

TAKING BETTER PICTURESIn this class photography basics such as Aperture, Shutter Speed, andISO are discussed. �e di�erences between your camera’s “Auto” modevs. “Aperture Priority”, “Shutter Priority”, and “Full Manual” modes areexplained and explored. Weekly class exercises are designed to help youpractice and understand how each of these a�ects exposure, picturequality, and image impact. You will display your photographs takenduring each exercise for review and feedback from both the instructorand the class.Course Material: Please Bring your Camera, your Camera's Manualand a USB �umb Drive.Course #: PHO100a-SP19Instructor: Kevin Bujold Course Fee: $149Schedule: Tues., Feb. 26 – March 26 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

CAREER PLUMBINGPLUMBING APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAMMonty Tech o�ers apprentice Plumbing Tiers 1-5 at 110 hoursper year. �e Tier courses ful�ll the educational requirements setforth by the Massachusetts Board of Examiners Plumbers andGas�tters for apprentice training. �e instructors design thesecourses to prepare and qualify an apprentice to take the JourneymanPlumbing exam. �ese courses will cover the science, mathematics, andtheory of plumbing and gas �tting, which include blueprint reading andstudy of the Massachusetts Plumbing and Gas Codes. �is program is applicable to all plumbing apprentices. Instructors willassign students to a Tier, based upon prior training. Upon successfulcompletion of the course, students will earn the certi�cation of the Tiercompleted. Our next program will begin in the fall 2019.Registrations open in June 2019.

WELDING - CAREERWELDING LEVEL I�is 10-week course is intended for anyone who wants to get a basicunderstanding of a variety of welding skills, knowledge, and safetyprocedures. �e following processes will be rotated in on multiple weeks;Oxygen and Acetylene welding, brazing and cutting processes, Flux CoredArc, Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc (TIG), Shieldedmetal arc (Stick). Each class will consist of welding related lectureproceeding performance welding tasks.Safety procedures will be stressed. All students must come prepared withnon-©ammable clothing, safety glasses, and leather work boots.Scott has been certi�ed, for over 30 years, an American Welding SocietyWelding Inspector. He is also certi�ed as an American Society of Non-Destructive Testing Level III Non-Destructive Visual Testing Examiner,Liquid Penetrant Testing Examiner and Magnetic Particle InspectionExaminer as well as a Level II Testing Ultrasonic Weld Inspection -Inspector.Scott’s teaching experience includes Wentworth Evening School, Basic andAdvanced Welding with Metallurgy (1986-1995), and MontachusettRegional Vocational Technical High School Adult Ed. Evening Courses inBasic and Advanced Welding.Course #: WELD103a-SP19Instructor: Scott Houle Course Fee: $499Schedule: Mondays, March 11 – May 20 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Date: April 15)

WELDING LEVEL IIDo you want to learn advanced welding knowledgeand skills? �is course will develop an individual’sunderstanding of welding and its practice. In the �rst half of the course,the instructor demonstrates and supervises the fundamentals of gasmetal arc welding (MIG), including ©ux core arc welding in variouspositions and joint connections. In the second half of the course, theinstructor introduces students to shielded metal arc (stick) weldingprocess. Emphasis is placed on padding, �llet, in various position withSMAW electrodes. �e instructor will adhere to safety procedures.Students should be prepared to listen, observe and participate inactivities safely. Safety procedures will be stressed. All students must come prepared withnon-©ammable clothing, safety glasses, and leather work boots. Course #: WELD100b-SP19 Course Fee: $549Schedule: Tuesdays, Feb. 26 – April 9 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Date: April 2)

WELDING LEVEL III�is course introduces the gas tungsten arc (TIG) weldingprocess of carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum on plate stock as wellas tubing. Topics include correct selection of tungsten, polarity, gas andproper �ller rod with emphasis placed on safety, equipment setup, andwelding techniques. Upon completion, students should be able to performGTAW �llet welds with various electrodes and �ller materials.Safety procedures will be stressed. All students must come prepared withnon-©ammable clothing, safety glasses, and leather work boots.Dan Rivera is a full-time welding instructor at Blackstone ValleyVocational School District. Dan holds various welding certi�cationsthroughout his career as a pipe welder.Limited Seats Available Course #: WELD104-SP19Instructor: Daniel Rivera Course Fee: $589Schedule: �urs., March 14 – May 23 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Date: April 18)


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WORKSHOPSBUYING A HOME - WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOWBuying a home is one of the largest purchases you may make in your life.Come to this class and learn the ins and outs of buying. Learn how toqualify for a loan and some of the di�erent types of loans. �e di�erencebetween a Realtor, Real Estate Agent and Broker. Why having a Realtoron your side is so important. How to receive the most accurate homelisting information. How to read a listing sheet from the Multi ListingService (MLS). What is a Title V, radon, or lead paint? See what an o�erform looks like. �e process for making an o�er. Determining what makesa good o�er. What does it mean when you are asked for the Highest andBest o�er? Hiring a home inspector and the di�erent types of inspections.What a Purchase and Sales form looks like. Why an attorney is importantto have. Course o�ered by Tina Landry, Realtor with Keller WilliamsRealty North Central.Course #: WOR102a-SP19Instructor: Tina Landry Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, April 9 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

DECLUTTER YOUR HOME - ROOM BY ROOMIs your home losing its beauty under the weight of clutter? Do you feelyou don't have enough space for everything you own? Do you lose timelooking for things that you can never �nd and end up buying it again?Are you able to enjoy a restful home or do you always feel anxious andoverwhelmed?Clutter can be terrible for your health and there is no better time totackle it than now. Spring is here and invites us to clear space! You willdiscover what professional organizers do to get great results in less time,how to use wisely the space you created and how to solve storageproblems on the budget. Join me on this class to learn how organizationcan create an oasis that will empower you to rescue your whole homefrom chaos!Course #: WOR109-SP19Instructor: Patricia Allen Course Fee: $89Schedule: Tuesday, March 19 – 26 Time: 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

HOME STAGING FOR HOMEOWNERSWhen it comes to selling your home, �rst impressions matter. Learnthe proven techniques that will get your home sold fast and for the mostmoney. You will learn the simple steps to make your home shine aboveothers that are on the market. Topics will include what to remove andwhat to keep, furniture placement, color choice, the importance of curbappeal and much more. Julie Millar is a home stager who owns Home Staging by Julie. She hasbeen staging, consulting, downsizing and organizing since 2010.Julie is a graduate of Mount Wachusetts Community College, MiddlesexCommunity College and has certi�cates from Association of DesignEducation and Home Staging.com.Julie periodically writes articles for the Winchendon Currier on issuesthat are informative as well as relatable.Home Staging by Julie works with homeowners, realtors, contractors,banks as well as assisted living facilities.THE COST OF HOME STAGING IS FAR LESS THAN YOURFIRST PRICE REDUCTION.Course #: WOR104-SP19Instructor: Julie Millar Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, March 26 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

SELLING YOUR HOME - WHERE DO YOU START?Selling a home should be an exciting time you in your life. Learn whatyou should do to make the process go as smooth as possible. Startingwith making the best �rst impression. �e di�erence between a Realtor,Real Estate Agent and Broker. What the bene�ts of hiring a Realtor?How do agents get paid? Reviewing your Deed. What are some of thefactors that go into the price of the home? Where is your homemarketed? What you need to do in preparation for a showing? �edi�erence between a seller’s market and a buyer’s market? Determiningwhat makes a good o�er. Asking for Highest and Best. Should you hirean attorney? What is a Smoke Certi�cate, 6D Certi�cate and a Title Vinspection? Di�erent types of inspections that a buyer may want toconduct. What happens at the �nal walk through on the property?Paying o� your mortgage and/or equity line of credit. Getting to theclosing table. Course o�ered by Tina Landry, Realtor with Keller WilliamsRealty North Central.Course #: WOR102b-SP19Instructor: Tina Landry Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, March 19 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

UNDERSTANDING THE MORTGAGE PROCESSLooking to buy a home? Need a mortgage but don’t know where to start?Jason will walk you through the loan process from pre-application toclosing, help you understand the di�erent loan programs available andwhat program might be right for you. All class participants will receivea mortgage education packet as well as a home buyers guide.Topics to be discussed:⦁ Getting pre-approved⦁ 1st-time buyers⦁ Down payments and closing costs.⦁ Credit scores and the e�ect they have⦁ Loan programs⦁ FAQ⦁ Q&A session

Jason Arakelian is a loan o¨cer with Fairway Independent MortgageCorporation. He is mortgage professional that puts his client's needs �rstand provides the highest quality of customer service. Jason is a licensedloan o¨cer in the states of MA, NH, CT and ME. He is a certi�ed MilitaryMorgage Specialist.Course #: WOR111a-SP19Instructor: Jason Arakelian Course Fee: $65Schedule: Wednesday, March 20 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

APPLICATION DEADLINEApplications should be submitted and on file no later than 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 25, 2019, forconsideration for the Class of 2020, beginning in August 2019.

LENGTH OF PROGRAMTen (10) months/41 sequential weeks, divided into three 10-week terms and one 11-weekterm from end of August through end of June.

PROGRAM HOURSThe Monty Tech Practical Nursing Program provides 1,210 instructional clock hours during its41 week sequential academic year. Monday through Friday (evenings) 3:30-10:00 p.m. untilclinical practice starts in Term 1, then Monday through Thursday. And every other weekend 7:00am-3:00pm.

TUITION REFUNDSIf the student is not receiving federal or state funding and withdraws from the Program, the following plan for refundof tuition will be followed: Before the first official class - 100%; After the first class, but before the 10th classmeeting - 75%; After the 10th class meeting, but before the 30th class meeting - 50%; After the 30th classmeeting - NO REFUND

ADMISSIONS EXAMArrangements to schedule the Entrance Exam at Monty Tech are made by registering online at www.atitesting.com andselecting the link “Register for TEAS” or by calling 1-800-667-7531. There is an $90 (non-refundable) exam fee to be paid atthe time of registration. No personal checks accepted.

The TEAS test was developed in 1999 to measure basic essential skills in the academic contentareas of reading, math, science, English and language usage. When creating an account on theATI website you will assign yourself a username and password. You will need to bring thisinformation with you the evening of the exam. The exam can only be taken twice to achieve apassing score in each content area. If the exam is taken outside of Monty Tech, but within thestate of Massachusetts, all four sections must be taken.

A Study Guide for the TEAS entrance test is available for purchase at:ATI Testing • P.O. Box 26050 • Overland Park, KS 66225 • 1-800-667-7531 www.atitesting.com

GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT DISCLOSUREPlease go to www.montytech.net and select the link to the Practical Nursing Program. Click on the GainfulEmployment link for up-to-date information. Students are encouraged to visit the “Net Price Calculator” via the U.S.Department of Education. For more details, contact the LPN office at (978) 345-9200 ext. 5108.

MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 2019 @ 6:00 pmMONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2019 @ 6:00 pm

MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019 @ 6:00 pmMONDAY, MARCH 25, 2019 @ 6:00 pm

TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 @ 9:00 am

BRIDGE PROGRAMMonty Tech has partnered with F itchburg StateUniversity and Worcester State University to develop aseamless bridge program for Licensed Practical Nurses(LPN) to earn their baccalaureate degree in nursing.The end result of this partnership is an acceleratedstand alone LPN-to-BS in Nursing program atFitchburg State and Worcester State universities.

Adults, who have a high school diploma or GED, can becomeprepared to apply and take the National Council LicensingExamination for Practical Nursing (NCLEX-PN).

BE A PART OF A FAST PACED, CHALLENGING LEARNING EXPERIENCE.• No Waitlist• Financial Aid Available• Fully Approved by MA Board of Registration in Nursing• Pass Rate Above The National PN-NCLEX pass rate

CONTACT INFOFor more details regarding the program, please contact the Practical Nursing Department at 978 345-9200 x5108.

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