Continuing Education Our Mission Through a rigorous, holistic and comprehensive program of vocational/technical and academic preparation, as well as a progressive system of individual support and guidance, we strive to maximize the potential of each student for successful transition to full-time employment, to the pursuit of higher education and to a personal commitment of lifelong learning. Tri-County’s Continuing Education Program consists of classes designed to educate you in a variety of areas that reach from computer technology to personal finance to cooking and everything in-between. You can learn new skills that might help you in the work place or may just lead to a new hobby. Classes come in all shapes and sizes from one night workshops to multi-night programs. Some of the classes are designed around a fun night out to enjoy solo or with friends. Tri-County also offers access to a wide variety of Distance Learning programs that allow you to access these programs from the comfort of home and to work at your own pace. These programs span a wide variety of interests and intensity levels that encompass everything from workplace skills building to photography to container gardening. These programs are instructor led and open enrollment based so you can start at any time. To learn more about or distance learning programs you can follow this link here. Information on Distance Learning Classes Calendar of Upcoming Courses Online Registration Page My Account EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ONLINE REGISTRATION HELP/FAQ CERTIFICATES AND COURSE CREDITS BOOKS AND SUPPLIES WITHDRAWAL/REFUND POLICY TUITION CANCELLATIONS FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS Students should enter through the school’s main entrance. Take a seat in our lobby and wait to be escorted to your classroom. If you have any questions on the first night of class or any other time, you’ll find the Continuing Education Office located immediately on the right just inside the main entrance. The office is open until 7pm — Monday through Wednesday and until 5pm on Thursday and Friday. We do our best to ensure accuracy and keeping these pages are up to date, however prices, dates and descriptions are subject to change without notice. Tri-County RVTHS reserves the right to cancel or postpone classes due to insufficient attendance or the lack of a qualified instructor. INSTRUCTORS WANTED We are always looking to add new and interesting courses to our continuing education program. If you have a hobby, craft, or specialized skill, and are interested in teaching it within our program please fill out our Course Proposal Form, you may also contact the Interim Adult Education Director, Kristen Valorie — (508)528-5400 ext. 111 and x117 with any questions Default sample caption text DEFAULT SAMPLE TITLE Tri-County Regional 147 Pond Street Franklin, MA 02038 508-528-5400 Our Campus Contact Us Admissions News/Events Career Programs Academics About Us Non-Discrimination Policy It is the policy of Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School not to discriminate onthe basis of race, color, sex, gender identity, veterans’ status, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, or homelessness in its educational programs, full range of any occupational/vocational education program, extra‐curricular and school-based activities or employment policies as required by Title IX of 1972 Education Amendments and Chapter 622 The Acts of 1971. Our policy is also in full compliance with the laws of The United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts and all applicable regulations thereto with regard to special education and education of the handicapped [Chapter 766, PL94‐142 and section 504 of Rehabilitation Acts of 1973 and Chapter 74 Vocational Education in Massachusetts. Copyright All Right Reserved 2019, Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical School District Translate »