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Job Openings for Students
New jobs: Banner Cabinets, state internships, nursing jobs
Local part-time jobs plus access to NCWorks
New jobs: Banner Cabinets, state internships, nursing jobs
Local part-time jobs plus access to NCWorks
Free Tutoring
The college provides free tutoring to all enrolled students. Tutoring is conducted by both professional and peer tutors who have been trained and are ready to assist you in any classes in which you are experiencing difficulty.
To request tutoring, complete the Request for Tutoring form.
A staff member will contact you to discuss your needs and your available times for tutoring.
To request tutoring, complete the Request for Tutoring form.
A staff member will contact you to discuss your needs and your available times for tutoring.
NetTutor is a Free Live Tutoring Service. It offers 24/7 assistance for English, Math, and Paper Writing (upload a draft and get it back with improvement suggestions). Many other subjects are offered according to the NetTutor Live Tutoring Schedule.
Direct Access to Free Online Tutoring links only work when you logged into Moodle. There is also a Free Online Tutoring via NetTutor link in the footer of every Moodle course. Please give it a try and see for yourself.
Free 24/7 "Ask a Librarian" service
Chatstaff offers free access to a professional librarian 24/7 (no coverage on federal holidays).
You may want to first try this Summon Search Box that will search most of our available materials immediately:Advanced Search
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Welcome to our LMS
Mayland offers a variety of curriculum programs, including numerous college transfer options, as well as adult education, distance learning, and dual enrollment for high school students. The open-door admission policy accepts students as young as 14, in the Early College High School, and as senior as octogenarians, in the Continuing Education Program.