April 8th, 2020
Dear Community,
One of the main goals for the Division of Workforce Development and Continuing Education is to provide accessible and affordable courses and programs to fit the needs of our students. While COVID-19 might have slowed us down, our team took the opportunity to redesign our programs and courses to ensure that our students will have an educational experience to help them pursue their academic, professional and career goals.
Continue readingAre you a father who is looking to make a major life improvement for yourself and your family? We offer FREE High School Equivalency preparation as well as the College Prep Training to eligible fathers, 18-30 years old. These programs provide TASC preparation, internships, workshops on college readiness, resume writing and so much more! You will receive free metrocards, mentoring opportunities and fun family events, among other many other incredible resources.
Go to CFA’s main page to learn more about our College Prep and High School Equivalency programs
Go to college. Study hard. Get good grades. Get a degree. Get a job.
This is great advice that has served many generations well. But these simple principles are no longer enough in today’s more complex world. The relationship between education after high school and jobs has become trickier and harder to navigate. Learners and workers need a clear guidance system that will help them make good college and career decisions and enable them to lead fulfilling, purposeful lives while supporting their families.
Here at KCC, the Workforce Development, Strategic Partnerships and Office of Continuing Education strives to provide ALL students with a clear pathway to employment and further education- whether that be with certifications, credentials, professional courses, or occupational training.
Continue readingThe CUNY Fatherhood Academy (CFA) is a comprehensive program designed to promote responsible parenting and foster economic stability for unemployed and underemployed young fathers through education, employment, and personal development. Increased familial engagement, attaining a High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma and finding gainful employment are all essential goals of the CFA. The program’s central focus is to help young fathers prepare for and enroll into college or training programs, with the understanding that earning a college degree is the most effective path toward providing long-term economic sustainability for themselves and their families. The program is targeted to serve ages 18–30 fathers throughout New York City. Continue reading
Are you a company hiring decision maker? If so, come to KCC’s Reverse Job Fair to meet our talented UX Designers!
We’ve got 3 classes on the docket this summer. If you’re interested in registering, follow the directions below. For more information, contact KCC Urban Farm Education Manager, Glenda Ullauri (glenda.ullauri@kbcc.cuny.edu)
To register online please follow these instructions:
1. Visit: http://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/ce
2. Click on: Quick Links, Register Now Online
3. Click on left column: Courses/New Student, select Summer 2019*
4. Scroll down, select “Urban Farming Training” on lower left column
5. Review courses and select the one you would like to register for
6. Click orange “Register” button and then “view selected courses”
7. Review Total tuition/fees, continue to register
8. Set up a new student account or continue with your current student account
*there is a $25 registration fee for all new students
Please email Glenda Ullauri, glenda.ullauri@kbcc.cuny.edu with any questions
Registration Now Open for Gardening For Food Justice Course at KCC Urban Farm
Thursdays, May 2-May 30, 5:30-8:30pm
Instructor: Glenda Ullauri, Farm Educator at KCC Urban Farm
Course Fee: $100
Materials fee: $15
To register online please follow these instructions:
1. Visit: https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/ce/Pages/default.aspx
2. Click on: Quick Links, Register Now Online
3. Click on left column: Courses/New Student, select Spring 2019*
4. Scroll down, select “Urban Farming Training” on the lower left column
5. Review courses and select the one you would like to register for
6. Click the orange “Register” button and then “view selected courses”
7. Review total tuition/fees, continue to register
8. Set up a new student account or continue with your current student account
*there is a $25 registration fee for all new students
Please email Glenda Ullauri, glenda.ullauri@kbcc.cuny.edu with any questions
The CUNY Fatherhood Academy helps current and expectant fathers get their HSE diplomas, setting them on a path to educational and career success. We’re recruiting for our next cohort, so contact us today! Fill out a registration form online or call at 718.368.6784
Registration is now open for our upcoming Continuing Education Courses.
To register online please follow these instructions:
1. visit: https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/ce/Pages/default.aspx
2. click on: Quick Links, Register Now Online
3. click on left column: Courses/New Student, select Winter 2019*
4. scroll down, select “Urban Farming Training” on lower left column
5. Review courses and select the one you would like to register for
6. Click orange “Register” button and then “view selected courses”
7. Review Total tution/fees, continue to register
8. Set up a new student account or continue with your current student account
*there is a $25 registration fee for all new students
Please email Glenda Ullauri, glenda.ullauri@kbcc.cuny.edu with any questions
Course Catalog (pg 26): https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/ce/Documents/Winter_catalog.pdf
