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TRAINING DESCRIPTION

Queensborough Community College, in partnership with the NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) and the Mayor's Office for Media and Entertainment (MOME), will offer the Made in NY Media Academy Music Production Bootcamp Training Program. The Music Production Bootcamp is an innovative training opportunity that combines music production techniques with hands-on experience in recording studio environments. It equips participants with the skills needed for careers in the music and recording industries. Graduates can pursue employment in commercial recording studios, live recording venues, radio and broadcast networks, and with manufacturers serving the music production field.

The main objective of the Music Production Bootcamp Training Program is to provide participants entry into music production employment opportunities in NYC by providing a strong foundation in the Audio Recording Arts and Sciences. Participants gain practical skills in music production, mixing, sound design, and more - using up-to-date, industry-

standard software. Additionally, participants will be trained on synthesizers for music production, learning to operate an electronic music synthesizer, integrate custom sounds into music composition, and create melodies and rhythms. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion from Queensborough Community College, as well as Pro Tools 101 certification.

TRAINING COMPONENTS:

Music Production Certification (10-12 weeks)

· Audio Recording Arts & Sciences

· Production, mixing, sound design

· Pro Tools 101

· Held in QCC technology labs & multi-track studios

Synthesizers for Music Production

· Electronic synthesizer operations

· Custom sound creation

· Melodies, rhythms, song arrangement

· Final audio-visual project

Work Readiness for Music Careers

· Professional Development Workshops

· Resume & cover letter development

· Portfolio building

· Networking & job search techniques

· Mock interviews, pitch practice

· Pro Tools 110 Certification Exam Access

· Placement Support (3 months post-training)

PARTICIPANT ELIGIBILITY

Participants must:

· Be a NYC resident

· Be 18+ years old

· Be authorized to work in the U.S.

· Be Selective Service compliant (if applicable)

· Have high school diploma or HSE

· Have annual income less than $60,000 (if currently employed)

· Provide documentation for all eligibility criteria

· Show commitment to working in the music production field

· Show commitment to traveling to Queensborough Community College for in-person training

· Commitment to training schedule, sessions on 2 weekday evenings, and a session on Saturday (No more than 3 unexcused absences)

CASE MANAGEMENT & SUPPORT

Participants receive:

· Assigned case manager

· Regular check-ins & progress monitoring

· Post-training follow-up until employment

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES & PLACEMENT

QCC provides all of the following for at least 3 months after training:

· Job search coaching

· Resume & cover letter help

· Interview prep

· Networking support

· Access to industry events

· Weekly 1:1 job search support

· Employer connections in music, media, and entertainment

· Assistance securing full-time, part-time, project-based, and work-based learning roles

Whether you need to improve your English for professional, educational or personal reasons, the Community ESL Program at Queensborough Community College has the right class for you. We offer six levels from Basic Beginners to Advanced. Classes are taught by a highly experienced team of instructors eager to have you improve your English skills. Classes are held in classrooms equipped with state-of-the-art technology. In order for us to place you in the proper level, we will ask you to register, pay the tuition, and take a short placement test. More information will be provided regarding the placement test that will be scheduled a few days prior to the start of the class

Description of Six Levels:

Basic English Level (level 1 of 6)

Students in the Basic English Foundation level will learn to introduce themselves by exchanging greetings and communicating with peers using basic phrases and expressions, describing familiar places and completing simple forms. Students will learn to ask and answer questions about personal details. Writing will include practicing basic sentences in the present tense with an emphasis on spelling and pronunciation. Reading will focus on understanding limited dialogues and asking and answering simple questions.

Possible Textbooks:

StartUp 1

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Certification Program at Queensborough Community College is a comprehensive workforce training program designed to prepare students for careers in emergency medical services and pre-hospital patient care. The program equips participants with the knowledge, technical skills, and clinical experience necessary to respond to medical and trauma emergencies in a variety of healthcare and emergency response settings.

The curriculum follows the educational standards established by the New York State Department of Health Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and meets national EMT educational guidelines. Students receive instruction in patient assessment, airway management, trauma care, medical emergencies, CPR, emergency response procedures, and EMS operations. The program combines lectures, demonstrations, hands-on practical skills training, clinical observation, and supervised field experience to reinforce real-world emergency care competencies.

The program includes approximately 220 hours of training, consisting of lecture instruction, practical skills laboratories, and ambulance-based clinical experience under the supervision of certified EMS professionals. Supplemental online FEMA coursework is also integrated into the curriculum to support emergency preparedness training.

This is a non-credit certification program and is separate from the academic HE200 EMT course offered by Queensborough Community College for college credit. Students who successfully complete the program may qualify for certification through the New York State Bureau of EMS. This program is also Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) eligible, allowing students to apply their EMT training toward academic credit opportunities at the College.

Requirements:

• High School Diploma or GED/HSE
• U.S. Citizenship or valid work authorization
• Full vaccination required for participation in clinical experiences

Students are responsible for paying a separate registration fee through the FISDAP online EMS scheduling system to arrange clinical rotations.

Designed to prepare for employment in the Hemodialysis industry as Certified Hemodialysis Technician (CHT).