If you are in High School You can Earn College Credits for Free
The (ACN) is designed to help districts and schools by creating opportunities exclusively for Rhode Island high school students to envision, pursue and realize their individualized graduation pathway outside of the traditional school day.
Over 500 Rhode Island high school students have discovered ×ö°®ÊÓƵ by utilizing this unique opportunity to take college courses and earn college credits while still in high school. Learn by doing in our state-of-the-art classrooms and labs – for free!
Interested in exploring your future? for one of the courses ×ö°®ÊÓƵ Tech has to offer.
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×ö°®ÊÓƵ will provide all the books and learning materials at no cost to the student and, in most cases, for them to keep. If you choose a welding course, you will leave with a welding jacket, gloves, and safety goggles.
2025 WINTER COURSES: 1/6/25- 3/15/25 – Registration closes 12/6/24!
2025 SPRING COURSES: 3/25/25-5/30/25 – Registration closes 12/6/24!
Please call Sean Marshall at 401.739.5000, ext. 3463 or email [email protected] with any questions.
Explore Available Winter 2025 Courses
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MLT110 – Introduction into Medical Lab Technician – Health Sciences 4 Credit Course
Health Sciences 4 Credit Course
1/6/24- 3/15/24
Tuesdays, 4:00pm – 7:00pm
One ×ö°®ÊÓƵ Tech Blvd. East Greenwich RI 02818 Ìý
An introduction to clinical laboratory practices and procedures normally performed in a clinical laboratory, including quality control, laboratory math, safety, laboratory equipment, phlebotomy, accreditation, certification, and professionalism.
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WEL110 OFC/OAW Electric Welding & Cutting – Welding 4 Credit Course
Welding 4 Credit Course
1/6/24- 3/15/24
Tuesday & Thursday
4:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Warwick Campus 100 Access Road ÌýAB BuildingÌý Warwick RI 02886
This course is intended to teach students the fundamentals of using OFC, OAW, Basic GMAW, Plasma cutting, CAC, and welding safety. Welding and cutting safety are in accordance with AWS / ANSI Z49.1
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CJ112 Corrections – Criminal Justice 5 Credit Course
Criminal Justice 5 Credit Course
1/6/24- 3/15/24
Tuesday & Thursday 4:30 PM – 6:15 PM
Warwick Campus 100 Access Road AD Building Warwick RI 02886
This course will focus on the various correctional components and concepts that have been established in our modern-day corrections system. It will expose students to alternative forms of corrections from incarceration to community-based and all the alternatives in between. This course will establish the relationship and importance of corrections in the overall criminal justice system.
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VGD244 Video Game Design, Unity 1 – 4 Credit Course
Video Game Design 4 Credit Course
1/6/24- 3/15/24
Tuesday & Thursday 4:45 PM – 7:15 PM
Campus TBD
This course will provide a foundation in the tools, techniques, and production methods for creating game environments and successfully using Unity 3D in production situations.
Explore Available Spring 2025 Courses
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WEL151 Industrial Welding – Welding 3 Credit Course
Welding 3 Credit Course
3/25/24 – 5/30/24
Tuesday & Thursday 4:30 PM to 7:10 PM
Warwick Campus 100 Access Road AB Building Warwick RI 02818
This course is intended to teach students the fundamental theory of Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW). Introductory SMAW lab activities focus on machine selection, classification of electrodes, safety issues and basic welding techniques using electrode 7018 fillet weld for plate build up and for joints in the following positions: flat (1F), horizontal (2F), vertical (3F) and overhead (4F).
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TT106 Introduction to Vehicle Maintenance – Transportation Technologies 3 Credit Course
Transportation Technologies 3 Credit Course
3/25/24 – 5/30/24
Tuesday & Thursday 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
100 Access Road AC Building Warwick RI 02818 ×ö°®ÊÓƵ Institute of Technology
This course is designed to familiarize incoming students with the operations of the Transportation Labs and the overall program utilizing the 44-bay garage lab. Students will be introduced to shop safety procedures, various types of hand tools and their uses, measuring tools and shop equipment such as lifts and scan tools. In addition, the various fasteners that will be encountered in the program will be explained and their uses discussed. Through a combination of both classroom and lab work, students will also be exposed to various basic vehicle maintenance checks and procedures. Students will also practice online information and data retrieval as well as recording-keeping. Students will be introduced to a wide range of potential career opportunities and work environments in the automotive field. Students will be asked to demonstrate proficiency using shop equipment such as lifts, jacks, jack stands and jump packs.
Where to Find Us
Did you know? There is now a at the ×ö°®ÊÓƵ EG Campus (1 ×ö°®ÊÓƵ Tech Blvd).