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Student Success
Learning Center
Academic Support
CVTC provides quality academic and instructional support services to students at all CVTC campuses. Academic Support instructors will work with you in in the following areas:
• Generalstudyskillsandstrategies • Reading,math,andwritingskills
• Homework–allcontentareas
• Timemanagement
Adult Education & College Prep
• CVTCcomputertechnology • Testtakingstrategies
• Successplanning
• TutoringServices
CVTC provides free quality academic and computer technology instruction, college preparation workshops, and college and employment transition support to all Chippewa Valley community members. Adult Education & College Prep instructors and College Navigators will work with you in the following areas:
• Refreshyourcollegereading,math, and writing skills
• GED/HSED® test preparation
• English Language Learning
preparation
• Practice using CVTC technology
• Learn keyboarding, computer
basics, and Microsoft Office
programs
• Personal success planning
• TrainingforCareerReadiness
Certification
• Career assessment and planning
• Assistance with your cover letter and resume, interviewing techniques, and
job search strategies
• One-on-one college transition support
(application, financial aid,
individualized academic support, etc.)
• Financial literacy
• Accuplacer® preparation
After classes begin, Learning Centers at all campuses continue to provide you the academic support you need. For information about specific services and hours, contact your local Learning Center:
• ChippewaFalls715-738-3845 • Neillsville715-743-3965x4 • EauClaire715-833-6400 • RiverFalls715-426-8208
• Menomonie715-233-5344
Diversity Resources
The Diversity Resources (DR) department provides programming and support services for students with disabilities, non-White/multicultural students, international students (F1 VISA), and students underrepresented by gender in their career fields (nontraditional occupation (NTO – students). Call 715-833-6234 to schedule a one-on-one appointment with a Diversity Resources or a Disability Services Specialist to learn how DR can assist you in making your education successful at CVTC. Learn more about these services at https://mycvtc.cvtc.edu/site/student/Pages/Diversity-Resources.aspx.
Disability Services
Chippewa Valley Technical College welcomes individuals with disabilities and strives to create an environment that supports understanding and acceptance of disability throughout its campuses. DR provides direct services for students with disabilities by providing and coordinating reasonable accommodations for all individuals with documented disabilities. Accommodations are designed to provide all students equitable access to programming and resources at CVTC.
Disability staff will work with students to coordinate accommodations and make recommendations to remain in compliance with Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act (ADAAA). To accomplish this
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