CARES Act

In collaboration with the City of Quincy, Community Development Block Grant, Quincy College is offering free certificate and non-credit programs to those who qualify.

CARES Act programs at Quincy College

All you need is a high school diploma or a GED/HiSET for acceptance into a degree or certificate program. In addition, you will need to provide documentation as this benefit is only available to those who have lost their job as a result of COVID-19 and are currently unemployed or receiving welfare benefits.

Available Programs:

Program Requirements

Lost job due to COVID-19
Receiving welfare and/or unemployment benefits
Take ESL courses if necessary (based on placement testing scores)
Secure employment in conjunction with Quincy College at the completion of the program

For more information contact:

Janet Pearson, Director of Workforce Development
jpearson@quincycollege.edu | (617) 984-1752

Certificates & Non-Credit Programs

Certified Nursing Assistant

Learn how to provide basic care for patients in hospitals and residents of long-term care facilities, such as nursing homes. Non-Credit certificate program.

Emergency Medical Technician

Prepares students to become a competent, knowledgeable and professional entry-level EMT in all phases of the learning domains – cognitive (knowledge) – psychomotor (skills) – affective (behavior). Certificate program (6 credits).

Pharmacy Technician

This training skills program is offered to everyone seeking employment in the pharmacy technician field. Non-Credit certificate program.

Substance Addiction Assistant

Introduces students to theories of addiction, assessment, social policies, treatment planning, and community organizations. Certificate program.