Gudelsky Institute for Technical Education (GITE)

Brought to you by Montgomery College, Worksource Montgomery and Montgomery County Government. This FREE intensive 5-week, 60-hour program is designed to equip participants with the essential skills needed to excel as fiber optic and wireless antenna installation field technicians. A wireless technician starting rate is at $21/hr. 
Location: Hybrid: In-person at Montgomery College Gudelsky Institute and online.

For more information, please contact: Business.services@worksourcemontgomery.com

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HOW TO PARTICIPATE

All steps must be completed in sequence to ensure program enrollment

1. Sign up for WorkSource Montgomery’s Orientation, “Getting Started with WorkSource” (offered twice weekly). https://tinyurl.com/23wbz6mgnew window
2. Create or Log into MWE -Access your Maryland Workforce Exchange (MWE) account. Need help? Email:  enrollment@worksourcemontgomery.com
3. Attend 5G Broadband Bootcamp Information Session prior to bootcamp start date. 
4. Complete Montgomery College Registration form (Registration link provided after completing Steps 1-3)

The 5G Broadband Job Training Bootcamp is 100 percent funded by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration through an award for $1,000,000

Introduction to Building Automation Systems (BAS)

This classes missed the WDCE brochure. 

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1.  CompTIA A+ Core 2 Exam Preparation, TTG607 (18558)  CRN 34173
   • Course: TTG615 (20551), CRN 24465
   • Dates: 9/8/2025 - 11/12/2025
   • Days: Mondays & Wednesdays
   • Times: 6:00 p.m.  - 9:00  p.m.
   • Location: Rockville/R-GU-Gudelsky Inst for Tech Ed, Room #125
   • Cost: Tuition $796 + $199 fee = $995 (MD Resident price; Non-MD Resident add $400)

An introduction to Building Automation Systems (BAS), which are used to control and monitor building functions. Students will learn how these systems work, the equipment involved, and how they are used to make buildings more efficient, comfortable, and safe.

Prerequisite: HVAC Electricity or Fundamentals of Electrical Wiring or Understanding of basic electricity, including electrical theory, Ohm's Law, circuits, meters, motors, wiring practices, material selection, tool usage, plan reading, and safety, is essential. 

The following noncredit WDCE classes are all Co-Listed with the same class offered by the Credit Program (Degree seeking students). These are offered to those students who just want to learn a skill, update their skills, and/or  work toward earning an Industry Certification.  

• ASE A-1 Engine Repair Prep
• ASE A- 4 Suspension and Steering Prep
• ASE A- 5 Brakes Prep
• Automotive Electricity
• Basic Engine Performance
• Engine Performance II
• Engine Performance III
• Battery / Starting / Charging
• Introduction to Auto Technology

• National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE Certification)

Note: Not all classes are offered every term. 

The following noncredit WDCE classes are all Co-Listed with the same class offered by the Credit Program (Degree seeking students). These are offered to those students who just want to learn a skill, update their skills, and/or  work toward earning an Industry Certification.

• Apartment Maintenance Technician Certificate*
• AC / Heat Pump Systems
• Advanced Framing and Exterior Finishing
• Building Trades - Introduction
• Building Trades Blueprint Reading
• Building Codes and Standards
• Fundamentals of Carpentry
• Fundamentals of Electrical Wiring
• Fundamentals of Plumbing
• Fundamentals of Refrigeration
• Heating Systems
• HVAC Electricity
• HVAC Technician Development
• Remodeling and Interior Finishing
• Residential Electrical Wiring
• Commercial Electrical Wiring
• National Electric Code
• Solar PV Design and Installation
• Solar PV Design - Advanced
• Special Topics in Building Trades Technology

*CAMT, Certified Apartment Maintenance Technician, from the National Apartment Associate Education Institute. 

Note: Not all classes are offered every term.

The following noncredit WDCE classes are all Co-Listed with the same class offered by the Credit Program (Construction Management Degree seeking students). These courses listed below are offered to those students who just want to learn a skill, update their skills,  and/or  work toward earning an Industry Certification.

• Computer Applications in Construction
• Construction Estimating
• Construction Field Operations
• Construction Management
• Construction Methods and Materials
• Construction Planning and Scheduling
• Construction Surveying

Note: Not all courses are offered every term. 

 These are offered to those students who just want to learn a skill, update their skills,  and/or  work toward earning an Industry Certification.

CompTIA Certification

• CompTIA  A+ Core 1 Exam Preparation
• CompTIA  A+ Core 2 Exam Preparation*

Computer Repair

• PC Repair Introduction

*CompTIA^® A+ Certificationnew window

These are offered to those students who just want to learn a skill, update their skills, and/or  work toward earning an Industry Certification.  

Course Sequence: 

• Welding Symbols and Blueprint Reading
• Welding I: Introduction to Welding
• Welding II - Advanced: SMAW
• Welding III - Advanced: GTAW

Note: not all classes are offered every term. 

These classes are all noncredit. And are in-person on the Rockville Campus. 

• Basic Repair - Appliance Maintenance
• Basic Repair - Carpentry
• Basic Repair - Drywall Patch, Painting, and Wallpapering
• Basic Repair - Electrical
• Basic Repair - Flooring and Tile Installation
• Basic Repair - Plumbing

Note: Not all courses are offered every term. 

Environmental horticulture can accommodate career interests in either landscape contracting or design. There is a Credit certificate program  designed for persons interested in pursuing a new career as well as for green industry employees seeking additional professional development. The course below is noncredit. 

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• How to Register: 
  • online via MYMCnew window
  • or Printable WDCE Registration Form (PDF, )
  • or Hand Deliver to any WDCE Customer Service Officenew window

Apprenticeship Opportunities Montgomery College, in partnership with local employers, offers "earn while you learn" apprenticeship programs in high-demand fields. These programs combine on-the-job experience with related technical instruction provided by the college. Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED.

Apprenticeship Programs:

• Automotive - WANADA, Automobile Dealer Education Institute (ADEI) new window
• Electrical - IEC Chesapeake Electrical Apprenticeship Programnew window
• HVAC - Steamfitters Local 602 Apprenticeship Programnew window

As an apprentice, you'll:

• Receive hands-on training and mentorship from experienced professionals
• Earn a competitive wage while you learn
• Gain industry-recognized credentials and skills
• Have the opportunity to advance quickly into specialized roles

Learn more about our Apprenticeship Partners: 

Automotive Technician Apprenticeship Program

  In partnership with WANADA, Automobile Dealer Education Institute (ADEI)new window

• Train on the latest automotive technologies and diagnostics with dealer-sponsored mentors
• Complete on-the-job training and coursework to become a certified automotive technician
• Many apprentices are offered full-time employment upon successful completion

Electrical/Wiring Apprenticeship Program

  In partnership with  IEC Chesapeake Electrical Apprenticeship Programnew window 

• Learn electrical theory, code compliance, and hands-on installation from industry experts
• Gain experience working on a variety of commercial, industrial, and residential projects
• Advance to become a licensed journeyman electrician or specialized electrical contractor

HVAC Apprenticeship

In Partnership with  Steamfitters Local 602 Apprenticeship Program

• Work alongside experienced contractors
• Receive technical training from Montgomery College to earn HVAC certifications
• Earn a competitive wage that increases as your skills progress 

Learn more about these apprenticeship programs and how to apply by visiting the links above. Each program is offered by a specific employer. Contact them directly for more information and to apply.