Check out RLC's At My Pace Programs
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Check out RLC's At My Pace Programs

October 10, 2024

INA, Ill. (October 10, 2024)—Whether you are a student aiming for a rapid and personalized educational journey, or an industry leader seeking skilled talent, the At My Pace (AMP) Programs at Rend Lake College are your bridge to success.

AMP is a flexible and practical learning approach that prioritizes unique skills and mastery of the subject matter over the hours spent in a traditional classroom. For students, it means advancing at their own pace, gaining real-world skills and earning credentials in a way that suits their lives. For industry partners, it produces graduates equipped with the competencies industry demands.

Rend Lake College currently offers Welding Fundamentals and Welding Technology for AMP completion. The introductory courses have been broken into one-credit hour chunks to allow learners to work at their pace and personalize their learning based on needs or goals.  

RLC AMP programs use a mix of online and in-person resources, including interactive coursework, physical and digital textbooks, video lectures, lab hours and real-world case studies. AMP aligns with industry demands, producing graduates who are ready to excel in their careers from day one.


Interested in the AMP Programs? Contact amp@rlc.edu for more information!

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