Emergency Medical Technician (EMT Non-Credit Course)

Fee: $1,099 payable in full at the time of registration.

Additional fees are due upon successful completion of course.

• State EMT Exam. Payable to the testing service prior to the end of class. $150.
• National Registry of EMTs. for the written exam. $80.
• State Licensure Fee, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, allowing an EMT to work in the state. $150. (Not applicable if not working in MA)

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Additional Funding Sources

This course may be eligible for funding for qualified Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients as well as additional funding available under other grants. Please email Lillian Ortiz lortiz2403@stcc.edu. 

Individual Training Account (ITA) - Funding

What is an Individual Training Account (ITA)?

An Individual Training Account (ITA) is an account set up on behalf of an adult or dislocated worker to pay for training services. The purpose of the ITA is to give program participants maximum choice in selecting a training program.

One-Stop Career Centers determine the dollar amount limits, time limits, and other requirements for use of ITA accounts.
If you are approved for an ITA account, you must choose your training services from the statewide list of ITA-approved programs. A One-Stop Career Center employment counselor will give you information to help you make an informed choice about how to spend your ITA funds.

You can use the Department of Workforce Training's Online Services Training Course Search to find ITA-approved training programs that meet your needs. Select "ITA" from the Approved Course Type drop-down box to find ITA-approved programs.

How do I apply?

To apply for the Adult and Dislocated Worker Program and for Individual Training Account (ITA) funds, visit your One-Stop Career Center, or call the Division of Career Services at 617-626-5300.

To find the Career Center nearest you, see Find a Career Center near You on the Department of Workforce Development web site.

For more information about One-Stop Career Centers in Massachusetts, see One-Stop Career Centers.

Schedules

Online Classroom

The online class is on the Blackboard platform. Class opens on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.

These are asynchronous assignments that can be completed at any time and at your convenience. Full instructions and your Blackboard credentials will be provided before the start of the online classes. There will be a web-based final examination at the conclusion of the course.

Section H31

Your on-campus TUESDAY lab dates from 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. are:

• Tuesday, January 21
• Tuesday, January 28
• Tuesday, February 4
• Tuesday, February 11
• Tuesday, February 18
• Tuesday, February 25
• Tuesday, March 4
• NO CLASS MARCH 11 (SPRING BREAK WEEK)
• Tuesday, March 18
• Tuesday, March 25
• Tuesday, April 1
• Tuesday, April 8
• Tuesday, April 15
• Tuesday, April 22 (NO CLASS; COLLEGE FOLLOWS MONDAY SCHEDULE)
• Tuesday, April 29
• Tuesday, May 6
• Tuesday, May 13
• Tuesday, May 20
• Saturday, May 24 All Students on Campus
  *Tentative OEMS FINAL EXAM TBD

Section H32

On-campus Lab dates: Every other Saturday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

• Saturday, January 25
• Saturday, February 8
• Saturday, February 22
• Saturday, March 8
• Saturday, March 22
• Saturday, April 5
• Saturday, April 19
• Saturday, May 3
• Saturday, May 24 All Students on Campus
  *Tentative OEMS EXAM FINAL EXAM TBD

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Refund Policy

Withdraw prior to the start of class* - 100% Refund
No Refunds will be given once class begins

In the absence of a written third party contractual agreement stating otherwise, all refunds will be issued to the student. Credit card payments will be refunded directly to the credit card if processed within thirty days of the payment.

Course Cancellation Policy

The STCC Workforce Training office reserves the right to cancel any course that does not meet minimum enrollment requirements.

Student Handbook Policies

As a participant in this program/course I understand that I am bound by all the rules, regulations, and policies of STCC as outlined in the Springfield Technical Community College Student Handbook.

Disability-Related Accommodations

In compliance with Springfield Technical Community College's policy and equal access laws, disability-related accommodations are available. Students who desire such accommodations should provide documentation of a disability to register with the Office of Disability Services (ODS). Proper registration will enable ODS counselors to verify the disability and determine reasonable academic accommodations

To view Emergency Medical Technician (EMT Non-Credit Course) related careers, live job listings, and average salaries please see STCC’s Career Coach.

For questions or interest in our current or future programs, please complete our Workforce Development Program Inquiry Form, and one of our Recruitment and Retention Specialists will contact you promptly. For all other questions, please use the contact below.

The STCC Workforce Development Center
Building 27, Second Floor

• Phone: 413-755-4225
• Email: workforcetraining@stcc.edu