RASCAL - Class Registration

Note: RASCAL is a Non-Profit Organization per tax code 501 (C) (3) Tax ID number 943127425
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Classes are held at the RCC Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at 4th and H St., Grants Pass, Or. Classes require pre-registration and a fee for each series of basic classes. You must be a paid-up member of RASCAL. Wear your RASCAL badges to all classes and meetings. The Calendar/Classes link is published monthly, please check times and dates. Classes have various size limits and will be filled on first come first served basis.

Please check the Class Index to be sure you have the necessary pre-requisites to take the class.

Please try to register at least 5 working days prior to the start of class. This will help ensure your registration has been properly processed and that your name appears on the class roster.

Due to classroom seating limitations, persons who show up without pre-registering are admitted on a space available basis only.

• At club meetings: register with cash, check or credit card.
• By phone through Rogue Community College - 541-956-7303: register with your credit card.
• In person at the Rogue Community College main campus - Building "L".
• If you show up for class without pre-registering, please call RCC (541-956-7303) and register by credit card.

RASCAL wants class participants to enjoy their learning experience while taking classes. Classes are developed and presented within specific time allotments. This is done to make the best use of allotted classroom space and time. Class sessions and schedules have also been designed to minimize the impact on the participant's personal schedule or other activities. We simply ask participants to arrive prepared to participate and with supplies as may be listed in the class description. There are no grades or tests. There is only the experience of learning.

Due to the limited amount of class time available to present the main class topic material it is not reasonable for students without basic computer skills or other prerequisite classes or experience to expect review or assistance with those skills from the class instructor. Arriving unprepared is discourteous to the instructor and unfair to other participants who came prepared to learn.

Classes beyond Level One have Prerequisites for attending class. Instructors expect participants to be prepared and to have the appropriate level of skill and knowledge prior to class enrollment.

All classes provide basic training guides in the form of class handouts or downloadable training materials. Many classes recommend participants bring a USB Flash Drive for downloading training materials and/or saving class assignments or projects.