Officials on Monday said MATC opened an office in the Fort Riley Education Center in October and has begun offering “career-focused education opportunities directly on post.”
MATC and Fort Riley officials signed a memorandum of understanding in June to allow the college to offer classes with financial aid options including tuition assistance, VA benefits and other funding sources.
It currently has a 19-credit-hour welding certificate course with two timeline options. The first allows students to take it as a 16-week evening course, with semesters beginning in January and August. The other is an accelerated, eight-week daytime course. MATC offers two of the eight-week courses per semester, with the next session beginning March 24.
To view the full article visit theMercury.com.
Click here for more local news.
The post MATC begins offering classes on Fort Riley appeared first on News Radio KMAN.
