Access Statement: Berkshire Community College (BCC) values inclusion and equal access to its programs and activities and is committed to a climate of mutual respect and full participation. Our goal is to create learning environments that are usable, equitable, inclusive and welcoming. If you are an individual with a disability and require reasonable academic accommodations, you are advised to contact the Disability Resource Center (DRC) prior to the start of a course to discuss your accommodation needs and options. The DRC will work collaboratively with students with disabilities to develop effective accommodation plans. For accommodations, email workforce@berkshirecc.edu.
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You'll be added to the waitlist and may be considered if a spot opens up. Plus, you'll be first in line for the next round of classes.
Truck drivers are in demand. Based on an American Trucking Association survey, more than 400,000 new truck drivers are needed every year. Let the professional instructors at United Tractor Trailer School, Inc. train you for your career as a Class B Commercial Driver.
Humanities 100 College Writing, Speaking and Listening for ESOL Students, is a study in the conventions of proper English in an academic setting for English Language Learners. This course will focus on the practices and expectations of college writing, reading, speaking, and listening. This 3-credit course is offered to advanced language learners that have already completed Level III ESOL or an equivalent, including individuals who have earned a college degree from their home countries.
Read details in BCC's College Catalog .
Details about each of the following trainings can be found at the Massachusetts Rural Workforce Training Network .
