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To find out what's new and what's happening in Continuing Education and Workforce Development (CEWD) at Frederick Community College, click the topics below to learn more. To receive all the latest news, information, and updates about your favorite programs directly to your inbox, subscribe to our ENews today.
200 Monroe Restaurant is Now Open
Frederick Community College (FCC) invites you to enjoy a gourmet dinner prepared and served by our talented Hospitality, Culinary & Tourism students at 200 Monroe Restaurant, recipient of the Diner's Choice Award for six consecutive years! A capstone learning experience for our students, 200 Monroe Restaurant welcomes guests to enjoy a first course, entree, and freshly baked dessert made by our baking and pastry students. Reservations are required. Carry out orders are welcome. We look forward to serving you!
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HCTI Artisan Bakery Pop-Up Sale is November 6
All are invited to our Bakery Pop-Up sale from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.! Join us to savor freshly prepared foods made exclusively by our HCTI students on site at the Monroe Center. Shop for and get ready to enjoy a wide range of items from prepared soup, quiche, confections, cookies, brownies, and more! Proceeds benefit HCTI student scholarship programs. Please note, accepted forms of payment are cash and credit cards only.
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Special Notice | Monroe Avenue Construction Continues
When going to the Monroe Center at 200 Monroe Avenue in Frederick, be sure to use the Monroe Center South Entrance as a section of Monroe Avenue continues to be under construction in this area at this time. The stretch of inaccessible road currently begins at Monocacy Boulevard and continues to 700 feet north of Highland Street. Detour signage is in place. Visit Google maps for directions if needed and contact us if you have questions.
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Registration is Always Open!
A wide variety of Continuing Education and Workforce Development programs continue to welcome students of all ages to Frederick Community College this fall. From career training in business, healthcare, skilled trades, and technology, to lifelong learning, ILR 55+ and youth programs, Frederick Community College offers affordable and convenient education programs to students of all ages. Classes are now enrolling. See what's new, download a class schedule or browse courses and register online.
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Handshake is the #1 Way Students Find Jobs
Join today and get recruited by the top employers for full-time jobs, part-time jobs, and internships. Designed for students just getting started in their careers or looking to make a pivot to a new industry, Handshake is increasingly known as the #1 place for employers to go to recruit early talent, meaning first job ever, first job in a new industry if you’re changing careers, or first time returning to the workforce after taking some time off. Learn more today.
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Biotechnology Programs are Enrolling
From high school internships and continuing education classes to workforce training, apprenticeships, and academic pathways, Biotechnology programs at Frederick Community College deliver hands-on training and valuable experience for a rewarding career. Prepare for success in this growing field with expert-led instruction, in-depth knowledge, and essential skills for entry-level employment and career advancement in the biotechnology industry. Visit frederick.edu/biotech today.
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Opportunities to Earn Digital Credentials at FCC
Earning industry-recognized, employment-focused digital credentials, valued by employers, provides you with control and ownership of your achievements. Digital credentials serve as verification of your knowledge, skills, capabilities, and accomplishments. Displaying your credentials online, and sharing them through social networks, provides a more complete picture of your achievements and can be easily recognized and verified by employers, associations, and organizations.
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To find out what's new and what's happening in Continuing Education and Workforce Development (CEWD) at Frederick Community College, click the topics below to learn more. To receive all the latest news, information, and updates about your favorite programs directly to your inbox, subscribe to our ENews today.- 200 Monroe Restaurant is Now Open
- HCTI Artisan Bakery Pop-Up Sale is November 6
- Monroe Avenue Construction Continues
- Registration is Always Open
- Handshake is the #1 Way Students Find Jobs
- Biotechnology Programs are Enrolling
- Opportunities to Earn Digital Credentials at FCC
200 Monroe Restaurant is Now OpenFrederick Community College (FCC) invites you to enjoy a gourmet dinner prepared and served by our talented Hospitality, Culinary & Tourism students at 200 Monroe Restaurant, recipient of the Diner's Choice Award for six consecutive years! A capstone learning experience for our students, 200 Monroe Restaurant welcomes guests to enjoy a first course, entree, and freshly baked dessert made by our baking and pastry students. Reservations are required. Carry out orders are welcome. We look forward to serving you!
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HCTI Artisan Bakery Pop-Up Sale is November 6All are invited to our Bakery Pop-Up sale from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.! Join us to savor freshly prepared foods made exclusively by our HCTI students on site at the Monroe Center. Shop for and get ready to enjoy a wide range of items from prepared soup, quiche, confections, cookies, brownies, and more! Proceeds benefit HCTI student scholarship programs. Please note, accepted forms of payment are cash and credit cards only.
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Special Notice | Monroe Avenue Construction ContinuesWhen going to the Monroe Center at 200 Monroe Avenue in Frederick, be sure to use the Monroe Center South Entrance as a section of Monroe Avenue continues to be under construction in this area at this time. The stretch of inaccessible road currently begins at Monocacy Boulevard and continues to 700 feet north of Highland Street. Detour signage is in place. Visit Google maps for directions if needed and contact us if you have questions.
^ Back to Top ^
Registration is Always Open!A wide variety of Continuing Education and Workforce Development programs continue to welcome students of all ages to Frederick Community College this fall. From career training in business, healthcare, skilled trades, and technology, to lifelong learning, ILR 55+ and youth programs, Frederick Community College offers affordable and convenient education programs to students of all ages. Classes are now enrolling. See what's new, download a class schedule or browse courses and register online.
^ Back to Top ^
Handshake is the #1 Way Students Find JobsJoin today and get recruited by the top employers for full-time jobs, part-time jobs, and internships. Designed for students just getting started in their careers or looking to make a pivot to a new industry, Handshake is increasingly known as the #1 place for employers to go to recruit early talent, meaning first job ever, first job in a new industry if you’re changing careers, or first time returning to the workforce after taking some time off. Learn more today.
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From high school internships and continuing education classes to workforce training, apprenticeships, and academic pathways, Biotechnology programs at Frederick Community College deliver hands-on training and valuable experience for a rewarding career. Prepare for success in this growing field with expert-led instruction, in-depth knowledge, and essential skills for entry-level employment and career advancement in the biotechnology industry. Visit frederick.edu/biotech today.
^ Back to Top ^
Earning industry-recognized, employment-focused digital credentials, valued by employers, provides you with control and ownership of your achievements. Digital credentials serve as verification of your knowledge, skills, capabilities, and accomplishments. Displaying your credentials online, and sharing them through social networks, provides a more complete picture of your achievements and can be easily recognized and verified by employers, associations, and organizations.
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