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Education and Training Fund Opportunities
A new program at Berkshire Community College (BCC), completed in a year or less, provides the skills needed for either immediate entry into a high-demand job or the first important steps towards earning a college degree.
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Tuition-Free Programs
- Advanced Manufacturing Technician: A pathway to a high paying industry position
- Community Health Worker: Develop skills as an advocate and patient navigator
- Creación y Fabricación: Usar herramientas y computadoras avanzadas
- Culinary: Advance a creative career in the art of cooking
- Digital Marketing and E-commerce: Turn a new interest into a rewarding career
- Early Childhood Education: Progress into a job in one of our local schools
- IT Support: Start a new role as a tech professional
- Making and Manufacturing: Advanced tool use for hands-on learners
- Massage Therapy: Become a Massachusetts certified massage therapist
- Medical Coding: Gain the skills needed to become a medical coder for healthcare
- Medical Interpreter Training: Sharpen your bilingual skills to tranlate in medical or human services settings
- Phlebotomy: Train to draw blood and prepare samples for laboratory analysis
- Project Management: Develop sought-after skills for a new role or career
- ServeSafe Manager Training: Learn what it takes to run a restaurant or hospitality service
- Technical Theater Technician: Transform a love of theatre into a new area of expertise
Request Information
BCC offers a wide range of noncredit learning opportunities for people of all ages. Designed for self-improvement, vocational or recreational purposes, these initiatives are offered on-campus, throughout the county, and beyond. The College also participates in the economic development of Berkshire County through various collaborative efforts and an active business and industry development team.
Interested in joining us on campus to start a new path? Let us know about your interest using the form below.
Contact Us
Community Education and Workforce Development offers both informal learning opportunities for the community and programs that lead people to jobs.
Questions, comments or concerns?
communityed@berkshirecc.edu
413-236-2115