CMC Boundless Broadband Grant

Wireless | Digital Divide | Phoenix College

Phoenix College: Closing the Digital Divide - Professional Development Opportunity

Join Phoenix College’s Emerging Technology Programs, funded by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Connecting Minority Communities Program (CMC), and take advantage of a unique, tuition-free opportunity to gain hands-on experience in high-demand fields such as wireless infrastructure and digital technologies.

This initiative is specially designed for aspiring IT professionals and community tech leaders, making it particularly relevant for digital navigators, digital literacy advocates, educational IT professionals, community outreach coordinators, County Digital Divide access or literacy coordinators, technical librarians supporting digital access, school technology CIOs, CTOs, and directors, as well as anyone working at the intersection of technology and education.

The programs offer comprehensive training, personalized instructional support, and essential tools—all at no cost for the first 48 cohort enrollees. Whether you're looking to launch a new career path or deepen your expertise to better serve your community or institution, this opportunity will equip you with the skills and CPI credentials in the Wireless Optimization pathway needed to lead in Arizona’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Additional CMC Boundless Broadband Grant Program Information

The CMC Lab 
An Overview of the CMC Program

Don’t miss your chance to be part of the next wave of technology innovators—apply today!

Program Highlights

Exclusive Benefits for the First 48 Enrollees Eligibility
100% Tuition Coverage Arizona Residency
Free Materials and Tools Minimum GPA 2.0
   

Enrollment Steps

  • Create a MEID Account: Enroll Now | Phoenix College
    • Visit the Maricopa Community College website to create your Maricopa Enterprise ID (MEID).
  • Apply for Admission:
    • Complete the online application and submit required documents, including proof of identification.
  • Register for Classes:
    • Use the "Find a Class" tool to search for courses (look for ITS prefix) and register through your Student Center.
  • Arrange Payment:
    • Although tuition is covered under the Connecting Minority Communities grant, ensure payment arrangements are confirmed at registration.
  • Seek Enrollment Support:
    • In-person assistance is available at the Hannelly Enrollment Center for personalized guidance.

Contact Information:

  • Website: phoenixcollege.edu
  • Phone: (602) 285-7777
  • Address: 1202 W Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013

Don't Miss Out on This Opportunity to Elevate Your Tech Skills towards Closing the Digital Divide!