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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Adult vocational education classes are open to all persons eighteen years of age or older who have graduated or left an elementary or secondary school system. To be considered a vocational program the course or class must have as its objective the preparation of individuals for gainful employment. The instruction provides training or retraining (including guidance, counseling and placement assistance) at levels of employment which include semi-skilled and skilled workers, technicians and paraprofessionals.  Back to Top
TUITION
Each course has the required tuition fee listed with the course description in the catalog. All fees should be paid in full at the time of registration. Back to Top
REFUND POLICY
A full refund will be issued to all students registered for a class cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. In accordance with the Board of Education Policy, there will be no refunds after the first night the class is scheduled. Students must notify the Adult Education Office at (732) 473-3100 ext. 1000 to initiate the refund process. Check refunds may take 6-8 weeks to process. Back to Top
COURSE CANCELLATION
Courses may be cancelled or merged if enrollment does not permit economical operation. Registered students who cannot be accommodated may elect to transfer to another course, receive credit for a future course or receive a full refund.
Students will be required to purchase their own textbooks. Information on obtaining textbooks will be provided upon registration. Back to Top
SUPPLIES/PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Supplies used for personal projects are the responsibility of the student. Items such as auto body paint, lumber, motor oil and sandpaper are examples of personal supplies. All items used as required training exercises are supplied by the school. Certain high-use courses such as welding have an added lab fee. Personal safety equipment such as safety glasses and goggles must be used and are not included in the tuition fee. No one will be allowed to participate in the training instruction without required safety items. Back to Top
AWARDING CERTIFICATES
Students must attend 92% of all school class hours and meet the course requirements in order to receive the recommendation of the Adult Education Principal to be eligible for a Certificate of Completion (except apprentice, certification or licensing programs). Apprentice students must attend a minimum of 144 hours per year (92% of 156 hours) and receive recommendation of the Adult Education Principal and the instructor to be eligible for a Certificate of Completion. All students enrolled in an apprentice program class, whether as a registered apprentice or not, must meet the same attendance requirements to be eligible for certificates. Students enrolled in classes or programs which have hourly requirements set up by another agency must attend 100% of school classes to be eligible for a certificate. (Example - Nurse Aide+ 90 hours). Back to Top
BOARD POLICIES
Students may be dismissed without refund of fees when their behavior or actions violate Board of Education Policy for students. These policies include, but are not limited to, actions such as vehicle parking, visitors, alcohol or drugs, smoking, vandalism, disregard for safety rules, plus any action covered by civil or criminal law. Back to Top
CLASS SIZE AND SCHEDULES
Shops and classes are designed so that each student has access to the tools and equipment necessary to acquire the skills taught in the course. All classes and shops are planned with a studentteacher ratio that provides an optimum learning situation. A minimum of 10 students is required to begin a course.The school reserves the right to cancel any course with insufficient enrollment. Every attempt will be made to maintain the class schedule as printed. In order to accommodate the greatest number of students possible, some changes in campus location or days may be necessary. Back to Top
CLASS MEETING DATES, TIMES & LOCATION
Classes begin the week of January 28, 2008 unless otherwise noted. Refer to individual course listing for class meeting dates and times. Students will receive notification by mail upon enrollment.
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CONDUCT ON CAMPUS
According to State and Municipal laws OCVTS is a NON-SMOKING CAMPUS. The use of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited on school property. Anyone found using such substances is subject to expulsion. Cell phone and I-pod use is prohibited in school buildings and classrooms. Back to Top
PARKING
All students are to park in the designated lots. Parking in fire lanes, along driveways or behind shops is strictly prohibited. Please lock your car. OCVTS is not responsible for theft or damage to your vehicle on school property. Back to Top |
