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SUNY Queens EOC Fall Classes
September 12
|Recurring Event (See all)
An event every week that begins at 12:00 am on Saturday, repeating until September 12, 2026
Here is the lineup of Fall classes at the SUNY Queens EOC.
English For Speakers of Other Languages: (ESOL) – (Day; in-person)Four Levels:
Pre-Beginner (No English), Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Levels
Classes meet:
Day session only (In-person) –
Pre-Beginner (B-Jamaica) – Monday, Wednesday, Friday – 9:30 AM – 12:00 Noon
Pre-Beginner (C-EOC) – Tuesday, Thursday, Friday – 9:30 AM – 12:00 Noon
ESOL 1 (Beginner), ESOL 11 (Intermediate), ESOL 111 (Advance) – Monday – Friday – 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Courses include:
Writing & Grammar, Conversational English, Vocabulary Development, Reading Comprehension, Digital & Financial Literacy and attend the ATTAIN Lab.
Instructors:
Master teachers that are friendly and eager to improve your English skills.
High School Equivalency Preparation: (GED) – 15 weeks (Day; in-person)Three Levels:
Beginner (Jumpstart), Intermediate (Basic) Advance (Achieve) Levels.
Classes meet:
Day Session only (In-person) – Monday – Friday – 9:00 AM – 1:15 PM.
Courses include:
Reasoning through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Social Studies, Science and GED Prep using Aztec courseware (ATTAIN Lab)
Instructors:
Master Teachers are experienced, engaging and committed to assisting your preparation to pass the GED examination. (The Queens EOC is a New York State GED test site)
College Preparation: (Pathways to College) – 8 weeks (Day; in-person) plus college workshops including: CUNY/SUNY/Private/HBCU College application, FAFSA application, etc.
Pre-College Classes meet:
Day session only (in-person) – Monday – Friday – 9:00 AM – 1:15 PM.
Pre-College Courses include:
Reading for College, Pre-College Math, English Composition, Computing for College, Research Paper Writing, Master Student Seminar.
Instructors:
Excellent, experienced Instructors prepare students for the rigors of entering college as first-year Freshman college students. (Must possess a High School/High School Equivalency diploma for admissions consideration.) Seats are limited…apply NOW!
Certified Professional Coder-A (CPC-A) – 15 weeks (in-person) plus EOC pays AAPC exam fees and first-year membership fees, textbooks, and provides job placement assistanceCertification Classes meet:
Day session only (in-person) – Monday – Friday – 9:00 PM – 2:30 PM.
Certification Courses include:
Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Terminology, ICD-10 Medical Coding, CPT-4 Medical Coding, Electronic Health Records Theory & Applications.
Instructors:
Specialization trained Instructors prepare students for the nationally recognized American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) Certified Professional Coder examination. (Must possess a High School/High School Equivalency diploma and meet designated minimum Reading and Math scores on Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) assessment for admissions consideration. Seats are limited…apply NOW!
Security Guard Registration Training: (SGT) – 5 days (online) plus EOC pays fingerprints & license application fees and provides job placement assistance.Certification Classes meet:
5-Day session (online) – Monday – Friday – 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Participants must attend the first day Mandatory Orientation to be registered for the program.
Certification courses include:
8-hour Pre-Assignment (Day 2); 16-hour On-The-Job Certification (Days 3 & 4); Intro to Fire Guard Safety (Day 5). Mandatory Job Readiness/Workforce Development Sessions on Day 1 & day 5. (Must possess a High School/High School Equivalency diploma for admissions consideration.) Seats are limited…apply NOW!
OSHA 30 + 10 Hrs. Site Safety Training: (OSHA/SST) – 13 Days (online) classes plus EOC pays for all training and DOL card processing fees.
Certification Classes meet: Day Session only (online) – Monday – Thursday – 9:30 AM – 2:30 PM (13 days + workforce development)
30-hour US Department of Labor (DOL) certified OSHA training topics plus (10-hour Site Safety Training (SST) certificate (card) comprised of 8 hr. Fall prevention and 2 hr. Drug and Alcohol Awareness). (Possession of the OSHA 30 DOL Card and the completion of the Site Safety Training (SST) certificate training are most sought by employers per the New York State Department of Labor). (Must possess a High School/High School Equivalency diploma for admissions consideration.) Seats are limited…apply NOW!
