In June 2025, Ms. Arteaga successfully transitioned from the Community Health Worker Apprenticeship Program to be an Outreach Specialist/Office Manager, a permanent position at Center for Hope Services. She is currently working 24 hours per week and earning an annual salary of $35,360. This opportunity allows her to put into practice the skills she gained during the CHW program while gaining valuable professional experience in the health and human services field.
The Community Health Worker Program at Hostos allows students to earn up to 9 college credits, which can be applied toward a Community Health degree at Hostos Community College or a Public Health degree at SUNY Orange.
Center for Hope Services primarily provides services to older adults and addresses critical needs such as food insecurity and navigation of support resources. In her role, Ms. Arteaga is actively engaged in this important work, making a direct impact in the lives of individuals who rely on these services. This experience has been transformative in helping her secure stable employment and building her confidence to continue growing in her career.
Our Valued Employer Partners
Thank You!
We extend our sincere gratitude to the outstanding employers who have provided meaningful job opportunities to our students.
Your partnership plays a vital role in shaping the future of our students and empowering the next generation of professionals.
◗ Acacia
◗ Apprenticeship Employers
◗ Bronx Care Health System
◗ Bronx Psychiatric Center – Office of Mental Health
◗ CUNY Cares (RFCUNY)
◗ Fordham Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
◗ Kingsbridge Heights Community Center
◗ Lincoln Hospital
◗ Montefiore Medical Center The University Hospital for Albert Einstein College of Medicine
◗ NYC Health + Hospitals/ Bellevue Hospital
◗ NY Presbyterian - Weill Cornell Medical Center
◗ NYU Langone
◗ Secured Health
◗ Strong Children Wellness
◗ Summit Health
◗ Upper East Side Rehab Center
◗ Voces Latinas
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In our career-focused sessions, CEWD staff will talk about professions in business, healthcare, real estate, and other fields. ESOL and GED® courses are popular.
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The Division of Continuing Education & Workforce Development programs:
> Opportunities for Veterans See page 31
> Capacitación certificada para asistentes de salud en el hogar englés como segundo idioma (ESL)
> Certified Home Health Aide Training and English as a Second Language (ESL) See page 20
> Community Health Worker (CHW) See page 21
The Adult Learning Center Language Skills & Test Prep classes:
> General Equivalency Diploma (GED®)
> English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
> Inglés para Hablantes de Otros Idiomas (ESOL) See page 11
NYC Accelerated Recovery HUB Allied Health Certificate programs:
> Certified Billing and Coding Specialist See page 22
> Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) See page 18
> Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) See page 16
> Medical Administrative Assistant (MAA) See page 23
The CUNY Fatherhood Academy serves fathers, 18-30 years old:
> General Equivalency Diploma (GED®) Prep See page 13
> College & Career Prep (CCP)
Contract Training Opportunities
We have experience providing occupational training and/or education on a contractual basis to community-based organizations (CBOs), businesses, and unions.
In addition to all the courses advertised in the catalog, we also have experience running the programs listed below. If you do not see the training or education opportunity you are looking for in the catalog, we can work with you to develop new programs or courses to meet your training needs.
■ Dental Front Office Administration with Billing & Coding
■ Emergency Medical Technician
■ Local Anesthesia & Nitrous Oxide Administration
■ Telemetry Technician
■ Pharmacy Technician
■ American Sign Language
■ ESOL Basic/Intermediate/Advanced
■ GED® Test Prep
■ GED® Math & Science Test Prep
■ GED® Reading/Writing & Social Studies Test Prep
■ Accounting & Bookkeeping Basics
■ American Sign Language
■ Basic Carpentry
■ Basic Property Management
■ Business Administration Management
■ Child Development Associate
■ Conversational Spanish
■ Electricity I & II
■ Landlord Tenant Law
■ Locksmith
■ Microsoft Office Suite
■ Plumbing Basics I & II
■ Teacher Assistant Test Prep
■ Zoning Compliance
New Offering
■ 2-hour Drug & Alcohol Awareness
■ 4-hour Flagger
■ 4-hour Supported Scaffold User
■ 8-hour Fall Prevention
■ 8-hour Site Safety
■ Fitness for Coordinator of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems in Homeless Shelters F-80)
■ OSHA 10-hour General Industry Outreach
■ OSHA 30-hour Construction Outreach
■ Site Safety Training (6 class package)
Hostos CEWD is now offering NCCER Core and Level 1 Carpentry, Electrical and Plumbing Introduction and Basic Construction Skills, which is a nationally recognized program that prepares individuals for entry-level jobs in the construction industry. This new offering caters to all skill levels through a comprehensive approach that includes hands-on training, industry-recognized certification, and pathways into skilled trades like electrical, welding, HVAC, and more.
If you are interested in exploring contract training or education opportunities with CEWD, please contact Javier Saldana at jjsaldana@hostos.cuny.edu.
Allied Health
Construction
Development
Basic Education & Language Skills
Making Credits Count at Hostos
. Introduction to Community Health/HLT 110 (3 credit s)
. Interpersonal Relations/HLT 103 (3 credit s)
. Medical Terminology/HLT 124 (3 credit s) A.S. in
. Introduction to Public Health/PBH 101 (3 credit s)
. Promoting Healthy People & Communities/PBH 102 (3 credit s) . Liberal Arts Elective (3 credit s)
. Child Development/EDU 116 (3 credit s)
. Field Experience/Early Childhood Education /EDU 113 (3 credit s)
Make Your Experience Count!
Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) at Hostos Community College
Credit for Prior Learning is the academic process that allows students the opportunity to earn credits for college-level learning acquired outside the traditional classroom setting. Hostos follows policy guidelines from the City University of New York (CUNY) to evaluate students’ experiences. qrco.de/CreditsForPriorLearning .
Portfolio
The Hostos Humanities Dept. offers a portfolio for credit process to students who enters the Digital, Animation, Music or Game Design programs.
Earn credits for a portfolio. Click here.
Certificates and Industry Recognized Credentials
Hostos has seven credit articulation agreements for certificates offered by CEWD.
Earn credits from articulation agreements. Click here.
Learn How to Earn Credits Standardized Exams
CLEP: Earn up to eight credits for literacy in Spanish, French, Italian or Japanese.
Earn credits for speaking other languages. Click here.
Challenge Exams
Military Training and Occupations
The Hostos Education Dept. offers an exam, to students with paraprofessional experience in NYC DOE or childhood teaching. The Modern Languages Dept. offers exams for elementary language courses (FRE 101, ITA 101, SPA 101).
Credit is offered for military experience based on ACE recommendations, Joint Services Transcripts, DSST exams and the Defense Language Proficiency Test.
Earn credits from serving in the military. Click HERE.
Earn credits from previous employment. Click here.
About the SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship will award up to forty (40) $1,500 full-time or $750 part-time scholarships to students who have previously completed a certificate training or adult learning program (GED/ESL classes) with Hostos CEWD and are now currently enrolled in a Hostos degree program.
ELIGIBILITY Requirements
APPLICATION Process
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and awarded to students who meet the following criteria. ARE YOU A Hostos student who also completed a Continuing Education & Workforce Development (CEWD) certificate or program
To apply for the Hostos CEWD College Success Scholarship , complete the application.
1. Have completed a CEWD program prior to this semester.
2. Not received the Hostos CEWD College Success Scholarship previously;
3. Have completed at least one-semester of studies and have a grade-point average (GPA) of 2.5 or above at Hostos Community College.
4. Are currently enrolled at Hostos Community College in a degree program.
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If you have questions about the scholarship, please contact Samuel K. Byrd, Ph.D, Director of College Transition & Alternative Credit Programs, at 718-664-2735 or sbyrd@hostos.cuny.edu
The Mackenzie Scott Adult and Continuing Education (ACE) Scholarship Fund
Hostos CEWD awards a $1,000 scholarship to students transferring from a continuing education program and matriculating at Hostos.
students must meet the following criteria:
Students must meet the following criteria:
1. Taking/completed a certificate or adult education program at CEWD
2. Applied/applying to Hostos Community College
3. Submit a short essay on how the funds will be used
Apply Today!
Complete the ACE Scholarship Fund application.
Career Success ScholarshipHelena Rubinstein
Since 2011, this scholarship, created through an endowment from the Helena Rubinstein Foundation, has provided recipients up to 90% of tuition costs for continuing education. It is awarded every Spring and Fall semester, is open to individuals who seek to advance their careers and cannot otherwise pay for tuition. Applicants may also be unemployed or seeking a career change.
Applications Open Spring 2026
For more information, contact Magdalena Ramirez-Nieves, Hostos CEWD Liaison, at maramirez@hostos.cuny.edu
From CEWD to Hostos CC
Adult Learning Center Centro de Aprendizaje para Adultos
N0-cost GED® Courses
To determine your eligibility, you must first take the GED® placement exam, please sign up https://forms.office.com/r/GNn11k8Xmd.
Schedule for all GED® courses:
Evening classes: 6:00pm to 9:00pm (In-Person)
Monday - Thursday (twice a week), 12 weeks (6 hours per week)
Equivalency Diploma Credit for Qualifying Regents Examination Scores
As of April 25, 2018, the New York State Education Department provides an additional pathway to earn a New York GED® by allowing eligible GED® examinees to use passing scores on certain Regents Examinations in place of corresponding GED® subtests. Please call our office at 718-518-6656 for more information about applying for the Regents-GED® Examination pathway.
General Equivalency Diploma (GED®) Test Prep
Students will prepare for the GED® examination by learning test-taking strategies in the five GED® content areas and practice sample questions similar to those on the State exam.
Prerequisites:
1. GED® Placement Test score of 5.0 or higher
2. Must be 18 yrs. or older. Students who are currently 18 yrs. old and attended high school in New York State must be discharged from their high school.
General Education Diploma (GED®)
Math & Science Test Preparation
This course is designed for students who need to pass the math and/or science section of the GED® exam.
Requirement:
Must present your GED® transcript results upon registration
General Equivalency Diploma (GED®)
GED Reading, Writing & Social Studies Preparation
This course is designed for students to pass the reading, writing and/or social studies section of the GED® exam.
A Placement Exam is required.
Requirement:
Must present your GED® transcript results upon registration
For information regarding these courses, contact, Cristopher River al 718-518-6840.
Diploma de Equivalencia
General (GED®) en Español
Hay una cuota de inscripción no reembolsable de $25 por persona, por semestre.
Crédito de Exámenes de Regents para Puntajes de Equivalencia de Escuela Secundaria
A partir del 25 de abril de 2018, el Departamento de Educación del Estadode Nueva York ofrece una vía adicional para obtener un GED®\ de Nueva York al permitir que los examinados de GED® elegibles utilicen calificaciones aprobatorias en ciertos exámenes Regents en lugar de las subpruebas de GED® correspondientes. Llame a oficina al 718-518-6656 para obtener más información sobre cómo solicitar el examen Regents-GED®
Preparacion de Equivalencia de la Escuela Secundaria (GED®)
Los estudiantes se preparan para el examen de equivalencia de taxescuela secundaria, aprendiendo estrategias para tomar xexámenes en las cinco áreas de contenido GED® y preguntas prácticas similares a las de la muestra en el examen estatal.
Mon - Thu 6:00pm to 9:00pm 3/9 - 5/5/26
H1103-01-SP26 34 sessions 102 hrs. $375* (En persona)
Requisito previo:
1. Preparación de Equivalencia Pre-secundaria o un puntaje de 8.0 o más en el examen de nivel.
2. Debe ser mayor de 18 años. Los estudiantes que tienen 18 año y asistieron a la escuela secundaria en el estado de Nueva York deben ser dados de alta de su escuela secundaria school. Students with English language skills will develop sentence, paragraph and essay writing. Focus will be on learning grammatical structures and using this knowledge within the writing context. There will be interactive class discussions on reading and writing strategies.
Para más información, llame a Cristopher River al 718-518-6840.
Adult Learning Center Centro de Aprendizaje para Adultos
There are limited seats for ESOL. Please call 718-518-6656
Asientos limitados, para más información llame al siguiente número de teléfono 718-518-6656.
ESOL Courses No-cost
Schedule for all ESOL courses:
Evening classes: 6:00pm - 9:00pm (In-Person)
ESOL Basic
Students with limited English language skills will focus on building reading, writing and oral communication skills by practicing simple dialogues and conversations.
ESOL Low Intermediate
Students with English language skills will develop sentence, paragraph and essay writing. Focus will be on learning grammatical structures and using this knowledge within the writing context. There will be interactive class discussions on reading and writing strategies.
ESOL Intermediate Advanced
This course is designed for students who are experienced in English language and wish to strengthen their skills in order to master basic language structures. Instruction will focus on improving pronunciation, building fluency and accuracy and introducing students to the basics of essay writing. A Placement Exam is required.
Cursos de ESOL sin costo
Horario de todos los cursos ESOL:
Clases de noche: 6 a 9pm (En persona)
Monday - Thursday (twice a week), 12 weeks (6 hours per week) Register Online
Lunes a jueves (dos veces por sema)
ESOL Básico
Los estudiantes con habilidades limitadas en el idioma de inglés se enfocarán en desarrollar habilidades de lectura, escritura y comunicación oral mediante la práctica de diálogosy conversaciones simples.
ESOL Intermedio - Bajo
Los estudiantes con habilidades en el idioma inglés desarrollarán la escritura de oraciones, párrafos y ensayos. Se centrará en el aprendizaje de las estructuras gramaticales y en el uso de estos conocimientos en el contexto de la escritura. Habrá discusiones interactivas en clase sobre estrategia de lectura y escritura.
ESOL Intermedio - Avanzado
Este curso está diseñado para estudiantes que tiene experiencia en el idioma inglés y desean fortalecer sus habilidades para dominar las estructuras básicas del idioma. La instrucción se centrará en mejorar la pronunciación, desarrollar fluidez y precisión e introducir a los estudiantes a los conceptos básicos de la escritura de ensayos. Examen de Nivel Requerido.
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CUNY English Language for Work Training Program
CUNY English Language for Work Training Program
Improve your English skills while preparing for a career in customer service through the CUNY English Language for Work Training Program. Designed for adult English as a Second Language (ESL) learners and recent arrivals to the U.S., this 150-hour training helps participants build confidence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing in English while developing the communication and workplace skills needed to succeed in customer service roles.
Topics include
> Workplace vocabulary and job readiness
> Customer interaction strategies and professional etiquette
Participants will also receive support with job search and next steps in their career journey.
Mon, Wed, Th & Sat 9:00am to 12:30pm Dates TBA 150 hrs. No-cost (Hybrid)
No-cost Opportunity
See page 4
https://bit.ly/ELFW25 Spring Information Sessions
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Hostos Community Interpreter Training Program
Community interpreters give people a voice. In this program participants will develop essential skills in ethics, standards of practice, cultural competence, and interpreting techniques across a variety of community settings, including healthcare, education, and social services.
Topics include
> Assisting with diagnosis and preventing miscommunication
> Effectively assist those with frustration and isolation
This 60-hour program is designed for bilingual individuals and includes 48-hrs. of community interpretation training and 12-hrs. of medical interpretation.
Tue & Wed (6:00pm to 9:00pm) and Sat (10:00am to 2:00pm)
1. Must demonstrate basic language proficiency in the training program of interest
2. Candidates must demonstrate language proficiency through language assessment in order to be considered for enrollment
For information regarding these programs, contact Xiomara Mota at 718-518-6662.
Offering parenting seminars, tutoring, and counseling for New York-resident fathers and expectant fathers aged 18 to 30. The program also offers stipends and MetroCards.
Courses offered
General Education Diploma ( GED ® ) Test Preparation English College & Career Prep (CCP)
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program gives you an excellent opportunity to acquire the necessary occupational and English literacy skills required for CNA.
CNAs benefit from the increase in longevity and changes in the healthcare system. This has created an increased need for educated and skilled CNAs. The CNA profession is ideal for people seeking work in nursing homes, hospitals, doctors’ offices and healthcare facilities.
The CNA Program includes:
> Anatomy & Physiology
> Fundamentals of Patient Care
> Clinical experience in a residential healthcare facility
CPR/AED certification is required and is offered at CEWD. Students will also earn up to 2 college credits that can be applied toward an Associate Degree in Business/Office Technology.
Two hours of class time will be dedicated to improving study skills to ensure your success in the classroom and in the field.
1. Students must have a high school diploma, GED® or HSE
2. Students must attend an orientation session where an entrance exam will be administered
3. Pre-assessment test in Math and Reading required prior to registration
4. CPR Certification included in tuition
5. Complete medical clearance due two weeks before class ends
Earn College Credits & Associate Degrees
See page 6
Scholarships Available
NYC Accelerated Workforce Recovery HUB facilitates the Credentials to colleges and jobs. See pages 8 & 9
CNA Entrance Exam
In-person exams are held every Thursday and Friday from 10:00am to 12:00pm.
*There is a non-refundable $25 processing and administrative fee per person, one-time per semester.
*Hay una cuota de inscripción no reembolsable de $25 por persona, por semestre.
For information regarding this program or the CNA Entrance Exam, contact Belkis Pena at 718-518-6876.
Phlebotomy Technician Certificate
In this introductory course, students will learn the skills of a Phlebotomy Technician. This course includes a combination of theory and practical training.
Topics include:
> Standard precautions
> Collecting blood specimens
> Diagnosis and treatment
> Performing capillary punctures
Live venipunctures, conducted in class, will be a component of this course. Participating students and volunteer subjects must sign an “Acknowledgment of Risk” form.
Upon successful completion, students will be eligible to take the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certification exam. Two hours of class time will be dedicated to improving study skills to ensure your success in the classroom and in the field. The NHA exam fee is included in tuition. Textbooks are not included in tuition.
Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG) Technicians prepare patients for testing on ECG machines and Holter monitors. The technician takes the patient history and administers the actual ECGs for physicians to interpret. Upon completion, the students will be eligible to take the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certification Exam. Two hours of class time will be dedicated to improving study skills to ensure your success in class and in the field. The NHA exam fee is included in tuition. Textbooks are not included in tuition.
Mon & Wed 6:00pm to 9:00pm 3/30 - 4/23/26
H2005-01-SP26 8 sessions 24 hrs. $449* (Hybrid)
Prerequisites:
1. Students must have a high school diploma, GED® or HSE
2. Anatomy & Physiology or CNA
For information regarding these programs, contact Belkis Pena at 718-518-6876.
Medical & Allied Health
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant Program
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA) are dedicated to patient care management. Graduates of the program will be equipped to assist physicians examinations, treatments, take medical histories, vital signs, phlebotomies, EKG’s and other clinical procedures. Students will learn the HIPAA standards that ensure in the work place and patient privacy.
The Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA) Program combines 136-hrs. of classroom training along with an externship to prepare students for employment. The goal is to develop competent entry level medical assistants in the cognitive, psychomotor and affective learning domains.
Students will earn up to 2 college credits that can be applied toward an Associate Degree in Business/Office Technology.
Students will take the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) exam on the last day of class (3-hr. exam). Two hours of class time will be dedicated to improving math skills relevant to the program. Textbook, supplies, CPR and CMA exam fee included in tuition. Uniforms are not included in the tuition.
The Patient Care Technician is a multi-disciplinary technical worker trained to provide basic nursing assistant care as well as other skilled functions. The role of the Patient Care Technician includes duties traditionally performed by the staff from several different components.
Class components include:
> Certified Nursing Assistant
> Electrocardiogram (EKG)
> Phlebotomy
> Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
This program builds upon the basic nursing aid skills. Students completing the program can take the certification exam from the
National Healthcareer Association (NHA) and become a Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT). Two hours. of class time will be dedicated to improving study skills to ensure your success in the classroom and in the field. The NHA and State exam fees are included in tuition. Textbooks are not included in tuition.
1. Students must have a high school diploma, GED® or HSE
2. Pre-assessment test in Math and Reading required Prior to registration.
Register Online
Create a Campus CE account
See page 38
For information regarding this program, contact Belkis Pena at 718-518-6876.
Certified Home Health Aide Training and English as a Second Language (ESL) Program
Certified Home Health Aide (HHA) Training and English as a Second Language (ESL) Program is a No-cost program. HHA is designed to provide beginners and/or low intermediate English language learners with the knowledge and practical skills to assist patients with daily living activities and basic routine care. Textbook is included in tuition.
These activities include:
> Assistance with eating
> Hygiene: brushing teeth, showering, and more
> Administering medications
> Changing dressings and bandages
> Moderating temperature and pulse rate
HHAs can work in:
> Private homes
> Continuing care facilities
> Nursing homes and assisted living centers
Course hours include 85-hrs. of classroom time which includes 1-hr. study skills, plus 5-hrs. of CPR training.
1. Oral and written Proficiency Test required prior to registration
2. Complete medical clearance due by the second week of class
3. Have a basic level of English
No-cost Opportunity
See page 4
HHA ESL Spring Information Sessions
Scan to register. Sessions are held every week on Thursdays at 10:00am
For information regarding this program or to schedule a Proficiency Test, contact Magdalena Ramirez-Nieves at 718-518-6719.
The Community Health Worker (CHW) Certificate Program
Earn College Credits Toward an Associate Degree
Community Health Worker
Certificate from Hostos CEWD
A.S. in Education Community Health from Hostos Community College
The Community Health Worker (CHW) Certificate Program offers students opportunity to gain skills and experience in the field of community health and outreach, and to contribute to the health and well-being of their communities.
CHW Certificate Program Benefit: Class tuition and textbooks are free for students
Students who enroll in Hostos CEWD CHW Certificate Program and receive a certificate of completion can earn up to 9 credits from Hostos Community College, that may be applied to an associates degree in Education/Community Health at Hostos Community College or Public Health at SUNY Orange.
Registration is by appointment. Email us at chw@hostos.cuny.edu
For information regarding this program, contact Jaunia Clarke at 718-518-6827.
Medical & Allied Health
Certified Billing and Coding Specialist
The healthcare industry has an increased need for medical billers and coders. This series of courses teaches the skills required for employment in the healthcare business, including nursing homes, physician’s offices, community health groups, insurance companies and billing companies.
1. Students must have a high school diploma, GED® or HSE
2. Maintain a 70% or “C” grade average in each course or repeat the course at student’s expense
3. Maintain a 90% attendance rating
No-cost Opportunity
See page 4
Students are admitted into the program in the Fall & Spring semesters only. NHA exam fee and study guide are included in the tuition.
Courses included in the Certified Billing and Coding Specialist Program (All courses are held virtually)
CPT-4 Coding
Mon - Th 6:00pm to 9:00pm 2/9 - 2/25/26
Medical Terminology
Mon - Th 6:00pm to 9:00pm 3/23 - 4/7/26
Electronic Health Records
Mon - Th 6:00pm to 9:00pm 4/13 - 4/28/26
Medical Billing for Private Practice
Mon - Th 6:00pm to 9:00pm 5/4 - 5/19/26
ICD-10-CM/PCS Coding
Mon - Th 6:00pm to 9:00pm 5/26 - 6/10/26
Review and Preparation for the Exam
Mon - Th 6:00pm to 9:00pm 3/2 - 3/17/26
Microsoft Office
Mon - Th 6:00pm to 9:00pm TBD
Earn College Credits & Associate Degrees
See page 6
Scholarships Available
NYC Accelerated Workforce Recovery HUB facilitates the Credentials to colleges and jobs. See pages 8 & 9
*There is a non-refundable $25 processing and administrative fee per person, one-time per semester.
*Hay una cuota de inscripción no reembolsable de $25 por persona, por semestre.
For information regarding this program or to schedule a Pre-Assessment Math Exam, contact Magdalena Ramirez-Nieves at 718-518-6719.
The Medical Administrative Assistant (MAA) Certificate Program is designed to provide students the knowledge and skills required to perform the administrative functions of an entry level medical assistant in a variety of healthcare settings such as, medical offices, clinics and ambulatory care facilities.
Students will learn how to manage patient scheduling, maintain patient records, perform billing and coding duties, assist physicians with examinations and prepare patients for laboratory and diagnostic imaging procedures.
Topics include:
> Basic medical terminology
> Comprehension of filing systems
> Financial procedures
> Compliance (HIPPA and OSHA guidelines) and procedures
> 20-hrs. of instruction of basic, technical and business writing skills.
Two hours of class time will be dedicated to improving study skills to ensure your success in the classroom and in the field.
Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to take the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) exam administered by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). The NHA exam fee, textbook, study guide, and practice exams are included in the tuition.
1. Students must have a high school diploma, GED® or HSE
2. Pre-assessment test in Math and Reading required prior to registration
Scholarships Available
NYC Accelerated Workforce Recovery HUB facilitates the Credentials to colleges and jobs. See pages 8 & 9
For information regarding this program, contact Belkis Pena at 718-518-6876.
Dental Assistant Certificate Program
The Dental Assistant Certificate Program will familiarize students with the preclinical area, and the many functions of the dental office.
This program is ideal for students seeking entry-level employment as Dental Assistants while pursuing a career as a Dental Hygienist. Tuition includes textbooks, lab materials and CPR. Included in the course is 1-hr. remedial English.
Topics include:
> Preparation of patients for dental treatments
> Taking and processing x-rays
> Scheduling appointments and properly noting dental charts
For information regarding this program, contact Lordana Peralta Reyes, at 718-518-6783 or Lperaltareyes@hostos.cuny.edu
Medical Administrative Assistant (MAA)
Career Pathways Training Program (CPT)
CUNY CMA Students Program
The CPT program offers a transformative opportunity for individuals seeking to advance their education and careers in the healthcare field. With the rising demand for healthcare professionals, this program empowers students to make a meaningful impact in their communities - all at no cost.
Whether you're just beginning your educational journey or seeking growth opportunities in your current healthcare role, the CPT program provides the support and resources you need to succeed. From comprehensive training to real-world career skills, the program is designed to help you thrive in this essential and rapidly evolving industry.
The Career Pathways Training (CPT) Program is Designed for You
Program Offerings
Financial Assistance
The program covers all tuition, training, books, and administrative fees-ensuring students can focus on their educational goals rather than the financial burden.
Program Resources and Support Services
The program offers individual case management, tutoring, test preparation and career counseling.
Job Placement Assistance
Upon completion of the program, all participants will receive assistance in securing a full-time position within
Eligibility Requirements
Current Enrollment
To join the CPT Program, you must enroll or already be enrolled full-time in a Certified Medical Assistant program.
Completion Commitment
You must complete your program within three years or by May 2027.
Service Commitment
You must commit to a three-year service requirement, working for a healthcare provider in New York State that serves a patient population that is at least 30% Medicaid-reliant or uninsured.
Professional Development Diverse
Professional Development
Teacher Assistant Test Prep Course
The Teacher Assistant Test Prep Course prepares students to take the NYSTCE Assessment of Teaching Assistant Skills (ATAS) exam. In addition, 2-hrs. of class time are dedicated to strengthening basic English proficiency. The textbook for the class is Paraprofessionals in the Classroom: A Survival Guide, 2nd Edition by Betty A. Ashbaker & Jill Morgan. Please note the textbook is not included in the cost of tuition.
Topics Include
1. Function of the Teacher’s Assistant
2. Child Development and Learning
3. Language Arts and Math Curricula Theories & Practices
4. Strategies for Supporting and Managing Behavior
5. Best Practices
6. Basic Writing
Tue & Th 5:30pm to 8:30pm 3/2 - 6/30/26
H4021-01-SP26 26 sessions 72 hrs. $999* (Virtual)
Prerequisite:
Students must have a high school diploma, GED® or HSE
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*There is a non-refundable $25 processing and administrative fee per person, one-time per semester.
*Hay una cuota de inscripción no reembolsable de $25 por persona, por semestre.
Professional Development
New York City Board of Education required seminars (and CPR certification)
DASA (Dignity for All Students Act) Seminar
(NYC Department of Education required seminar)
This 6-hour course is designed to fulfill the training required for the prevention and intervention of harassment, bullying, cyber-bullying and discrimination for certification and licensure under the Dignity for All Students Act (DASA).
The course will address the social patterns of harassment, bullying and discrimination. You will gain an understanding of how school climate and culture affect student achievement and behavior. Participants will leave with concrete ideas that they can implement in their work environment. Interactive strategies, discussion and media will be used to meet the certification requirements. Late students will not be admitted per NYS requirement.
Mon & Wed 5:30pm to 8:30pm 5/11 - 6/30/26
H4030-01-SP26 2 sessions 6 hrs. $99* (Virtual)
Training in the Recognition & Reporting of Child Abuse & School Violence Prevention (NYC Department of Education required seminar)
A workshop for teachers, physicians, dentists, nurses and school administrators, who are applying or renewing a license, registration, certificate or a limited permit as required by Chapter 544 of the New York State Laws of 1998. Topics covered will include physical and behavioral indicators of child abuse and maltreatment, environmental and behavioral characteristics of abuse and identifying who is responsible for reporting abuse and when and how to report it.
Mon & Wed 5:30pm to 8:30pm 5/18 - 6/30/26
H4027-01-SP26 2 sessions 6 hrs. $99* (Virtual)
Training in the Needs of Students with Autism Workshop (NYC Department of Education required seminar)
The New York State Education Department designed this training to educate teachers, administrators, supervisors, physicians, nurses and/or any professionals who assist in the treatment and educational process of those diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This workshop will address the value of using cross disciplinary service delivery systems to support ASD students in the general education environment and how to communicate effectively with families and provide then with support. In addition, students will learn what a quality autism program should look like and what resources are available in the community for children and adults with ASD.
Wed 5:30pm to 8:30pm 5/27 - 6/30/26
H4031-01-SP26 1 session 3 hrs. $46* (Virtual)
*There is a non-refundable $25 processing and administrative fee per person, one-time per semester.
*Hay una cuota de inscripción no reembolsable de $25 por persona, por semestre.
For information regarding these courses, contact Xiomara Mota at 718-518-6662.
Real Estate Sales Person’s License
The Real Estate Sales Person’s License course provides an overview of the principles and practices of New York real estate, discussions of real estate fundamentals, accompanied by practical examples, the Real Estate Sales Person’s License course gives students the information they need to pass the state licensing exam.
This course satisfies the 75-hour requirement as mandated by New York State Division of Licensing Services.
In collaboration with Caviness Realty Institute. Tue & Th 6:00pm to 9:00pm 3/3 - 6/30/26 H4201-01-SP26 26 sessions 77 hrs. $645* (Virtual)
Register Online
Create a Campus CE account See page 38
For information regarding this program, contact Xiomara Mota at 718-518-6662.
Professional Development and Study Abroad Program
The Summer Professional Development Program on the education of Dominicans is an international teacher training offered by Hostos Community College in collaboration with New York City CUNY colleges, New York City public schools, CBO-Cultural Centers and Higher Learning Institutions, and the Ministry of Education in the Dominican Republic.
Curriculum Design and Transformative
Experiences
Classes emphasize art, history, and culture, as well as the education of Dominicans and other ELL children. Working in groups, participants collaborate to create projects and develop curriculum for their students. The course culminates in project presentations that include discussions on learned experiences, curriculum design, and activities tailored to the student population. Former participants developed innovative curricula on gender, race, ethnicity, and identity. Discussions included the immigrant experience of English language learners.
Exploration of effective teaching strategies and best practices across all academic subjects. Alumni have lauded the program as a life-long transformative experience that will inform their work as educators for years to come.
The program culminates with a mini-symposium. Presenters show case their projects. Afterwards, attendees who complete the Continuing Teacher and Leader Education Program* receive a certificate.
For additional information or to request a program application, contact us:
Itinerary: June 15 – July 9, 2026
New York City June 15 – 26, 2026
Participants will attend a series of professional development workshops, facilitated by local partners from the New York City Department of Education, faculty at CUNY campuses, and organizations serving English Language Learner students.
Dominican Republic June 29 – July 9, 2026
The group travels to the Dominican Republic for a 10-day program that includes cultural and academic enrichment training. They receive lectures and workshops from faculty members of international institutions. The program offers site visits to public schools, the National Palace, cultural centers, museums, art galleries, and historical sites.
• Application Packet due March 7, 2026
• Hostos Program Application Form and emergency contact info
• Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or school principal if you are a teacher
• A one-page personal statement explaining your reasons for participating in the program
Are you:
➊ a student between the ages of 14 to 25 looking for information to help you in your education goals?
➋ looking for support options that are available to you?
➌ currently receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Social Security Supplemental Income (SSI) benefits?
➍ a Bronx or Queens resident between the ages of 14 and full retirement age?
➎ currently employed or about to begin work and are concerned about what may happen to your cash and medical benefits?
The Hostos CUNY WIPA program and Social Security Ticket to Work (TtW) program can help you:
➊ Obtain individualized counseling on the impact work may have on your SSA benefits.
➋ Reduce the fear of losing your cash benefits. Explore working and continue with your cash an medical benefits.
➌ Navigate Social Security Administration (SSA) policies to gain financial independence.
➍ Identify work incentives, resources and employment support services designed to fit your individual situation.
Call WIPA for information on the Ticket to Work Program: 866-968-7842 (V) or 866-833-2967 (TTY)
For general information, call 800-739-0118
Work Incentives Planning and Assistance Program
HOSTOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE’S LIBERTY PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM
This program is funded by the New York State Education Department and serves over 300 students annually from high schools in the South Bronx, including Hostos Lincoln Academy of Science (HLAS), Health High School (HOPS), Community School for Social Justice (CSSJ) and I.S. 584 Middle School.
The student body is diverse, primarily consisting of Latinos and African Americans. The program provides special attention to students who are at risk of graduating late or dropping out, including those with limited English proficiency.
We combine academic support and career awareness with nonacademic activities, while also providing tutoring, exam prep, and college/career exploration.
Hostos Dental Hygiene Patient Care Facility
Hostos Community College offers a teaching unit comprehensive dental hygiene to the community while adhering to the most current sterilization techniques.
No-cost treatments include
. Thorough Medical & Dental History
. Oral Prophylaxis (cleaning)
. Vital sign recordings
. Oral Radiographs (when indicated)
. Application of Decay Preventing Agents (when indicated)
. Gingival Assessment
. Periodontal Charting (when indicated)
. Hard Tissue Charting (when indicated)
. Nutritional Assessment (when indicated)
THE HISTORY
L ATIN MUSIC & L ATIN JAZZ
PART XXV
This No-cost seminar series highlights diverse music pioneers and their Influence on the history of Latin music and jazz.
All Seminars take place on Saturdays, 1 1 am to 1 pm
Feb. 7, 2026
Feb. 14, 2026
Feb. 21, 2026
Feb 28, 2026
March 7, 2026
March 14, 2026
March 21, 2026
March 28, 2026
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The Spring 2026 Seminar Series celebrates Latin music, Latin jazz, and those who helped create it from the 1930s to the present.
Many artists influenced the creation of Latin music & Latin jazz, including the great Tito Puente. Explore other musicians including Graciela (“The First Lady of Latin Jazz”), Ceila Cruz, Olga Guiott, Gloria Estefan, Enrique Jorrin, Johnny Rodriquez, Julio Gutiérrez, and more.
You will gain a deeper understanding of the genre and how music has changed.
Joe Conzo Sr., noted music historian, producer and author of Mambo Diablo: My Journey with Tito Puente hosts the History of Latin Music & Latin Jazz seminar series.
The Tito Puente Exhibit is housed at Hostos Community College and is available for viewing.
Policies & Procedures
Tuition Discount
> Register for 2 or more classes: 5% discount.
> Seniors (62 years or older) and Hostos Retirees: 15% discount.
> Hostos Community College (HCC) students, staff and alumni with valid ID card: 15% discount. Note: Only one discount applies.
Registration Fee
There is a non-refundable $25 processing and administrative fee per person, one-time per semester.
Tuition and Fees
Registration is done on a first come first served basis. Students are not considered officially registered until they have completed their tuition payments. We do not offer payment plans. To attend any course, you must pay the tuition in full before the start of class. We cannot accept personal checks. Most courses require the purchase of books.
Session Guarantee
Bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances may cause the cancellation of a class session. For bad weather cancellation information, please check the college website hostos.cuny.edu or call Public Safety at 718-518-6888. We guarantee that the number of sessions and/or number of hours specified for each course will be allotted.
Payment
Payment is required at time of registration. Any unpaid registrations will be cancelled one week prior to the class start date. Payment can be made online or by phone. We accept major credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express).
Refund/Withdrawal
A request for a refund must be submitted in writing together with a copy of the registration receipt. Lack of attendance does not constitute withdrawal and eligibility for a refund. There will be a 100% refund if a class is cancelled by the College. Registration fees are non-refundable unless class is cancelled by the College.
> To get at 100% tuition refund, your request must be made in writing before the first day of class.
> If you drop 3 calendar days after the first day of class, you will receive a 75% refund.
> If you drop 7 calendar days after the first day of class, you will get a 50% refund.
Allow 3-5 weeks for refund/credit processing. If you drop the class 8 or more calendar days after the first day of class, you are not eligible for a refund.
Changes in Programs
The Continuing Education Department reserves the right to cancel courses, make substitutions in faculty, and change the days, times, and locations of classes, if necessary. We are not responsible for misprints in catalogs, brochures, and/or advertisements. In the event of an error, we will make every effort to provide you with the correct information. All courses depend on sufficient registration to operate. If a course is cancelled by the College, all registrants will receive a full refund.
Course Cancellation
Courses are subject to minimum enrollment. When courses are canceled, students may transfer to another course or receive a full refund. All efforts will be made to contact students in the event of a course cancellation.
Affirmative Action Policy
We follow all CUNY policies: hostos.cuny.edu/Administrative-Offices/Office-of-Compliance-andDiversity/Affirmative-Action-Policy
Certificate Programs
Certificates of successful completion are issued to all students who satisfactorily complete a Certificate Program. Certificates are withheld pending receipt of all outstanding tuition and fees.
Delinquent Payments
The College reserves the right to withhold the privileges of class attendance, use of facilities and services, and access to certificates of completion from students with delinquent payments.
Non-Discrimination Notice
Hostos Community College does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or any other category protected under Federal, State, and City laws in its programs and/or activities.
Inquiries regarding the College’s non-discrimination policies can be directed to: Compliance Officer Philip Oliveri 718-518-4284 or via email at poliveri@hostos.cuny.edu
Descuento en la matrícula
> Inscríbete para 2 o más clases: 5% de descuento.
> Adultos mayores (62 años o más) y jubilados de Hostos: 15% de descuento.
> Estudiantes, personal y ex alumnos de Hostos Community College (HCC) con tarjeta de identificación válida: 15% de descuento. Nota: Solo se aplica un descuento.
Cuota de inscripción
Hay una cuota de inscripción no reembolsable de $25 por persona, por semestre.
Matrícula y cuotas
La inscripción se realiza por orden de llegada. Los estudiantes no se consideran oficialmente registrados hasta que hayan completado el pago de la matrícula. No ofrecemos planes de pago. Para asistir a cualquier curso, debe pagar la matrícula en su totalidad antes del inicio de la clase. No podemos aceptar cheques personales. La mayoría de los cursos requieren la compra de libros.
Garantía de sesión
El mal tiempo u otras circunstancias imprevistas pueden causar la cancelación de una sesión de clase. Para obtener información sobre cancelaciones por mal tiempo, consulte la página web de universidad hostos.cuny.edu o llame a Seguridad Pública al 718-518-6888. Garantizamos que se asignará el número de sesiones y/o el número de horas especificado para cada curso.
Pago
Se requiere el pago en el momento de la inscripción. Las inscripciones no pagadas se cancelarán una semana antes de la fecha de inicio de la clase. El pago se puede realizar en línea o por teléfono. Aceptamos las tarjetas principales de crédito (MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express).
Reembolso/Desistimiento
La solicitud de reembolso debe presentarse por escrito junto con una copia del recibo de registro. La falta de asistencia no constituye un retiro y la elegibilidad para un reembolso. Habrá un reembolso del 100% si una clase es cancelada por el Colegio. Las cuotas de inscripción no son reembolsables a menos que la clase sea cancelada por el Colegio.
> Para obtener el reembolso del 100% de la matrícula, su solicitud debe hacerse por escrito antes del primer día de clase.
> Si abandonas 3 días después del primer día de clase, recibirás un reembolso del 75%.
> Si abandona 7 días después del primer día de clase, obtendrá un reembolso del 50%.
Espere de 3 a 5 semanas para el procesamiento de reembolso/crédito. Si abandona la clase 8 o más días después del primer día de clase, no es elegible para un reembolso.
Cambios en los programas
El Departamento de Educación Continua se reserva el derecho de cancelar cursos, hacer sustituciones en el profesorado y cambiar los días, horarios y lugares de las clases, si es necesario. No somos responsables de errores de impresión en catálogos, folletos y/o anuncios. En caso de error, haremos todo lo posible para proporcionarle la información correcta. Todos los cursos dependen de una inscripción suficiente para operar. Si un curso es cancelado por el Colegio, todos los inscritos recibirán un reembolso completo.
Cancelación del curso
Los cursos están sujetos a un mínimo de inscripciones. Cuando se cancelan los cursos, los estudiantes pueden transferirse a otro curso o recibir un reembolso completo. Se hará todo lo posible para ponerse en contacto con los estudiantes en caso de cancelación del curso.
Política de acción afirmativa
Seguimos todas las políticas de CUNY: hostos.cuny.edu/Administrative-Offices/Office-of-Compliance-andDiversity/Affirmative-Action-Policy
Programas de Certificación
Los certificados de finalización exitosa se emiten a todos los estudiantes que completan satisfactoriamente un Programa de Certificación. Los certificados se retienen a la espera de la recepción de todos los certificados pendientes matrícula y cuotas.
Pagos atrasados
El Colegio se reserva el derecho de retener los privilegios de asistencia a clases, uso de instalaciones y servicios, y acceso a certificados de finalización de los estudiantes con pagos atrasados.
Aviso de no discriminación
Hostos Community College no discrimina por motivos de raza, color, nacionalidad, sexo, discapacidad, edad o cualquier otra categoría protegida por las leyes federales, estatales y municipales en sus programas y/o actividades.
Las consultas sobre las políticas de no discriminación del olegio pueden dirigirse a: Oficial de Cumplimiento Philip Oliveri 718-518-4284 o por correo electrónico a poliveri@hostos.cuny.edu
You May Be Eligible for Tuition Assistance
Many of our courses are eligible for vouchers and reimbursement through employers, Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Workforce 1 Centers, ACCES-VR and other government assistance programs.
Adult Career and Continuing Education ServicesVocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR)
Assistance is available for students with disabilities. acces.nysed.gov/vr
Employment Vouchers
Vouchers may be available through your employer. Contact Human Resources, Personnel or Training Department at your place of employment to receive information on vouchers for tuition reimbursement opportunities.
Individual Training Grants (ITGs)
ITGs help qualified jobseekers get the specialized training needed to obtain or advance in employment as an Armed Security Guard (8 and 16-Hour Training), Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Clinical Medical Assistant, Computer Support Specialist or Computer Systems Analyst. nyc.gov/site/sbs/careers/training-grants.page
New York State Educational Incentive Scholarship Program (EIP)
The EIP may provide vouchers for qualified applicants who are registered child care providers. ecetp.pdp.albany.edu/apply.aspx
Vouchers
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website. benefits.va.gov/gibill
Vouchers may be available for those who are unemployed, dislocated, disabled, displaced workers and youths (14-21) meeting requirements.
WeCARE - NY City HRA’s Wellness, Comprehensive Assessment, Rehabilitation and Employment Program
This may be available to meet the needs of cash assistance clients with medical and/or mental health barriers to employment by providing customized assistance and services to help achieve the highest levels of self-sufficiency. fedcapinc.org/wecare-iii-rehabilitation-and-employment-ny/
NYS & CSEA Partnership for Education and Training
State employees receive $1,220 per year for academic and vocational courses, as well as $350 for certification and licensure exam fees. nyscseapartnership.org/tuition-benefits
AFSCME Scholarships
AFSCME union members and their dependents are eligible to receive scholarships for both degree and non-degree courses. afscme.org/members/scholarships
Career Success Scholarship – Helena Rubinstein
This Scholarship is open to unemployed individuals or those seeking toadvance or change careers through continuing education and training, and do not have access to other sources of funding. cunySUD.formstack.com/forms/css_fall_2025
Contact Magdalena Ramirez-Nieves at 718-518-6719 or maramirez@hostos.cuny.edu.
Accommodations for Individuals with Disabilities
For prospective students that are interested in a Hostos Continuing Education course or program, requests for reasonable accommodation must be accompanied by documentation of disability which will help us evaluate the limitations of the disability and determine an appropriate reasonable accommodation. Students should submit requests and documentation to program coordinators as soon as possible and no later than two weeks prior to the class start date.
We will review and evaluate the request and arrange for a reasonable accommodation that would be appropriate.
Reasonable accommodation requests (with accompanying documentation of disability) should be submitted before registering for any class or program. Program coordinators will provide information about the status of reasonable accommodation requests.
For more information, contact Javier Saldana at jjsaldana@hostos.cuny.edu.
Puede ser elegible para recibir asistencia para la matrícula
en cursos de certificados o en la Universidad
Muchos de nuestros cursos son elegibles para reembolsos a través de empleadores, el Departamento de Asuntos de Veteranos,Workforce 1 Centers, ACCES-VR y otros programas de asistencia del gobierno.
Servicios de Educación Continua y Profesional para AdultosRehabilitación Vocacional (ACCES-VR)
La asistencia está disponible para estudiantes con discapacidades. acces.nysed.gov/vr
Vales/cupónes de empleo
Los vales/cupones de empleo pueden ser disponibles a través de su empleador. Póngase en contacto con el Departamento de Recursos Humanos, Personal o Capacitación en su lugar de trabajo para recibir información sobre cupones/vales para oportunidades de reembolso de matrícula.
Becas Individuales de Formación (Individual Training Grants (ITGs)
Las becas de ITG ayudan a los solicitantes de empleo calificados a obtener la capacitación especializada necesaria para obtener o avanzar en el empleo como Guardia de Seguridad Armada (Capacitación de 8 y 16 horas), Asistente de Enfermería Certificado (CNA), Asistente Médico Clínico, Especialista en Soporte Informático o Analista de Sistemas Informáticos. nyc.gov/site/sbs/careers/training-grants.page
Programa de Becas de Incentivo Educativo (EIP) del Estado de NY El programa de becas de EIP puede proporcionar vales/cupones para los solicitantes calificados que son proveedores de cuidado infantil registrados. ecetp.pdp.albany.edu/apply.aspx
Vales/Cupones
GI Bill® es una marca registrada del Departamento de Asuntos de Veteranos de los Estados Unidos (VA). Puede encontrar más información sobre los beneficios educativos que ofrece el VA en el sitio web oficial del gobierno de los Estados Unidos. benefits.va.gov/gibill
Los vales/cupones de WIOA pueden ser disponibles para aquellos que están desempleados, desplazados, discapacitados, trabajadores desplazados y jóvenes (14-21 años) que cumplan con los requisitos.
WeCARE - Programa de Bienestar, Evaluación Integral, Rehabilitación y Empleo
Esto puede estar disponible para satisfacer las necesidades de asistencia en efectivo de los clientes con barreras médicas o de salud mental para el empleo, brindándoles asistencia y servicios personalizados para ayudarlos a alcanzar los niveles más altos de autosuficiencia. fedcapinc.org/wecare-iii-rehabilitation-and-employment-ny/
Asociación del Estado de Nueva York/New York State (NYS) y CSEA para la Educación y la Capacitación
Los empleados estatales reciben $1,220 por año para cursos académicos y vocacionales, ademas $350 para tarifas de exámenes de certificación y licencia. nyscseapartnership.org/tuition-benefits
Becas AFSCME
Los miembros del sindicato AFSCME y sus dependientes son elegibles para recibir becas para cursos de entrenamiento o para la matrícula en la Universidad. afscme.org/members/scholarships
Beca de Éxito Profesional – Helena Rubinstein
Esta beca está disponible para personas que estan desempleadas o que buscan avanzar o cambiar de carrera a través de la educación y la capacitación continuas, y no tienen acceso a otras fuentes de financiamiento. cunySUD.formstack.com/forms/css_fall_2025
Contacta a Magdalena Ramírez-Nieves al 718-518-6729 o maramirez@hostos.cuny.edu.
Adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades
Para los futuros estudiantes que estén interesados en un curso y programa de Educación Continua de Hostos, las solicitudes de adaptaciones razonables deben ir acompañadas de documentación de discapacidad que nos ayudará a evaluar las limitaciones de la discapacidad y determinar una adaptación razonable adecuada. Los estudiantes deben presentar las solicitudes y la documentación a los coordinadores del programa lo antes posible y a más tardar dos semanas antes de la fecha de inicio de la clase. Revisaremos
y evaluaremos la solicitud y organizaremos una adaptación razonable que sea apropiada.
Las solicitudes de adaptaciones razonables (con la documentación adjunta de discapacidad) deben presentarse antes de inscribirse en cualquier clase o programa. Los coordinadores delprograma se comunicarán para proporcionar información sobre el estado de las solicitudesde adaptaciones razonables.
Para mas informacion, contacte a Javier Saldana al jjsaldana@hostos.cuny.edu.
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Email cedu@hostos.cuny.edu
Hurriya Ali, Coordinator 718-319-7986
sali@hostos.cuny.edu
> Vocational Programs
Danielle Allen Director, Adult Learning Center
718-518-6831
dallen@hostos.cuny.edu
> CUNY Fatherhood Academy
Samuel K. Byrd, Ph.D Director of College Transition and Alternative Credit Programs
718-664-2735
sbyrd@hostos.cuny.edu
> College Transition and Credit for Prior Learning
Ronaldo Pimentel Coordinator of College Transition and Student Support Services
718-664-2735
rpimentel@hostos.cuny.edu
> College Transition
> Intake Advising
Jaunia Clarke, Director of Programs
718-518-6827
jclarke@hostos.cuny.edu
Staff Directory
Nelson Dones, Coordinator
718-518-6786
ndones@hostos.cuny.edu
> Vocational Programs
Sandy Guido-Sanchez, Coordinator 718-518-6723
sguido@hostos.cuny.edu
> Adult Learning Center
Wendy Mojica-Florian
Assistant Director, Adult Learning Center
718-518-6840
wmojicaflorian@hostos.cuny.edu
> Adult Learning Center
Xiomara Mota, Senior Coordinator 718-518-6662
xcmota@hostos.cuny.edu
> DASA Seminar
> Microsoft Office
> Real Estate Salesperson’s License
> Teacher Assistant
Belkis Pena, Senior Coordinator
718-518-6876
bpena@hostos.cuny.edu
> Medical & Allied Health
Magdalena Ramirez-Nieves
Senior Coordinator
718-518-6719
maramirez@hostos.cuny.edu
> Medical & Allied Health
Cristopher Rivera, Coordinator 718-518-6779
crivera@hostos.cuny.edu
> Adult Learning Center
Javier Saldana
Senior Director of Operations
718-664-2541
jjsaldana@hostos.cuny.edu
Alex Santana, Director 718-518-4189
asantana@hostos.cuny.edu
> Liberty Partnership
Juan Vazquez, Coordinator
718-319-7916
jvazquez@hostos.cuny.edu
> Career Services
718-518-6656
hostos.cuny.edu/Continuing-Ed
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