CCR Program Enrollment and Information

Eric Russ introduces the Wake Tech College and Career Readiness (CCR) program, detailing the types of classes offered, including ESL and high school equivalency preparation. He explains eligibility criteria, class schedules, and modes of delivery. The enrollment process involves filling out an interest form and attending an information and assessment session. The video concludes with a reminder to bring a valid ID to the session.

What types of classes does the CCR program offer?

• Only English classes

• Art and music classes

• High school equivalency and ESL classes

• Math and science classes

Who is not eligible to enroll in the CCR program?

• Residents of North Carolina

• Students who have completed high school

• Individuals on an F1 or J1 Visa

• People over the age of 18

At what time do morning classes typically start?

• 12:00 PM

• 11:00 AM

• 9:30 or 10:30 AM

• 8:00 AM

Which mode of class delivery involves meeting with a teacher online at specific times?

• In-person

• Synchronous online

• Asynchronous online

• Self-paced

What is the first step to enroll in the CCR program?

• Attend an information session

• Fill out the interest form

• Contact a counselor

• Submit a resume

What information is required on the interest form?

• Name, date of birth, and address

• Previous education history

• Employment details

• References

What happens if the interest form is closed?

• You can email your details

• You can call the office

• You should wait for it to reopen

• You can still fill it out

What must you bring to the information and assessment session?

• A friend

• A laptop

• A completed application form

• A valid government-issued ID

How long does the information and assessment session last?

• Four hours

• Two hours

• Three and a half hours

• One hour

What happens if you bring children to the information session?

• You will be allowed to proceed

• You will be fined

• You will receive a warning

• You will have to reschedule