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IN-PERSON AND HYBRID COURSES FOR ADULTS

New courses are updated periodically. The current courses are listed below and are all conveniently held at one of our two Middlebury campuses.

Student welding.

Intro & Advanced Welding 

March 10th-April 16th

Mon & Wed, 5:30-8:00pm

First 2 classes provide welding intro

30 hours over 12 sessions

$650 includes materials & safety protection​

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Limited class size; Call to save your spot!

This course extends to out-of-position practice in horizontal and vertical welding, welding pipe, and/or practice with MIG or TIG applications, with ample opportunity to pursue individual learning objectives.

Tractor

Tractor Safety

TBD

​$225 for 8 hours of instruction

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Students will learn tractor safety protocols, tractor controls and operation, preventive maintenance, and upkeep. Students will be able to practice driving and operating our John Deere and Kubota with hydrostatic transmission (HST). must be 18 or older; limit 6 students per class.

Soldering circuit board
  • Through-hole soldering (THT)

  • Surface Mount Soldering (SMT)

  • Solder Safety Processes

TBD Tues & Thurs 5-7:30pm

10 hours over 4 sessions (limited to 6 students)

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$250* includes materials   

(*$100 for ACEDC/Chamber members)​

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​Full Tuition Waiver available to any student who attends a job interview with Collins Aerospace.

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Learn the fundamentals of electrical soldering with a guaranteed interview in a high-tech manufacturing company.

Intro to Electrical Soldering

Checking Blood Pressure

Clinical Medical Assistant & Phlebotomy

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February 10 - June 12th, 2025​

Mon., Wed., Thurs. 6-9pm

90 hours over 16 weeks, plus clinicals

$3250 includes textbook, CMAC exam  additional $139​

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Phlebotomy class is embedded  in the first 8 weeks (Feb. 10th-April 10th) *See Phlebotomy program

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CMA only: $1325, exam additional $139

Successful completion of this course provides eligibility to sit for the national exam to become a certified Clinical Medical Assistant and/or a certified Phlebotomist  through the American Medical Certification Association.

NEW FOR 2025!

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Phlebotomy student preparing an arm for blood draw.

Phlebotomy

Feb. 10th - April 10th

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Embedded in the CMA class

Must turn 18 within 6 months of exam​

$2,100; includes textbook

PTC exam additional $119

Upon successfully completing this course, you will be eligible to sit for the national exam to become a Phlebotomy Technician (PTC) through the American Medical Certification Association.

Licensed Nursing Assistant Student treating a patient.

Licensed Nursing Assistant

This course will prepare the student to apply for Licensed Nurse Assistant (LNA) licensure with the State Board of Nursing. The program is a beginning-level credential for a skilled career in healthcare and immediate employment.

April 15 - June 10, 2025

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Tuesdays 4:30-8pm​

In-person 1 day a week

Online class work @ 5 hours a week​

Clinicals 32 hours (June 11-20, 2025)

$2,200; license & test additional $238.50

UPCOMING CLASS

Three students working on individual small engines.

Small Engine Repair

2025 CLASS DATES

May 1, 8, 15, 22        Thursdays 6-8:30pm

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10 hours over 4 sessions                  $200

Learn small engine repair for your business or hobby. This class combines classroom instruction with shop time to learn small engine repair basics while working on your own small engine project (pending instructor approval). Topics covered will include routine preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and diagnostics, standard procedures, engine function, and tool use. 

Teacher supervising several students performing CPR on manikins.

CPR · First Aid · AED

March 24th

3-hour class, 6-9pm

$45, testing and certification card included

American Heart Association CPR training gives you the information and the skills that you need to help adults, children and infants during breathing and cardiac emergencies.

Student operating forklift.

Forklift Operator Safety Certification

TBD

Approx 4 hours

$125, includes test and certification card

Class I, IV, and V. Designed for all powered “lift truck” operators in manufacturing, construction and retail.  The course will cover an overview of the regulations (29 CFR 1910.178), training requirements, forklift basics and characteristics, operating rules of the road, truck inspection (hands-on), dock safety, parking, and the stability triangle.

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