Facilities Management
Facilities management is a profession dedicated to supporting people. It ensures the functionality, comfort, safety, sustainability and efficiency of the built environment - the buildings we live and work in and their surrounding infrastructure. Facility managers are the people who make sure we have the safest and best experience possible, by coordinating the processes that make the built environment succeed.
While no prior experience is necessary, Facilities Managers often have experience in construction trades, project management, business, IT, architecture, engineering, or sustainability.
Upcoming training, in partnership with International Facilities Management Association (IFMA):
Spring 2024
Essentials of Facility Management™ (EoFM®)
IFMA's facility management introductory course for those that want to learn more about the field of facility management and are new to the profession.
Class: 33676 | March 19 - May 23
Facility Management Professional™ (FMP®)
IFMA’s FMP is a knowledge-based credential for FM professionals looking to increase their depth-of-knowledge in the core FM topics deemed critical by employers.
Class: 33677 | Feb. 10 - May 4
Class: 33678 | April 11 - May 30
Learn more at https://www.ifma.org/ and https://youtu.be/rohqdNdBpqQ.
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How to Register
Complete the Non-Credit Admissions Application online at admissions.maricopa.edu.
New to Maricopa Community College District?
Your Maricopa Enterprise ID (MEID) and Student ID number will be generated for you. Your Maricopa Student email account will be your MEID@maricopa.edu
Attended a Maricopa Community College before?
Your MEID and Student ID number will be the same. You can find your MEID at: tools.maricopa.edu/Support/FindMeid and reset your password at idme.maricopa.edu.
Upload a valid document at the end of the online Admission Application.
Search for classes and enroll via your Student Center at maricopa.edu/students
Due Day of Registration: Please verify your charges and due dates by signing into your Student Center. Payments can be made:
- Online via your Student Center at maricopa.edu/student-center
- Over Phone Student Financials: 602-286-8277 or 602-238-4347
- In-person to the Student Financials Office at any GateWay Campus: Washington, Central City, Deer Valley, SW Skill Center.
- Cash, Credit card, E-Check, Check/Money orders (Make payable to GateWay Community College)
- Third Party Vouchers/Authorizations- Must submit in person to GateWay Community College Student Financials Office or via email to Thirdparty@gatewaycc.edu NO LATER than the day of registration to hold classes.
Please Note: Students are ultimately responsible for all Tuition and Fees. The use of alternate funding (Financial Aid, Third Party Payments, etc.) does not remove the student’s responsibility for any tuition and fees related to their enrollment in the Maricopa Community Colleges, as the funding may be reversed upon loss of eligibility.
Refund Policy for Non-Credit Classes: Unless otherwise specified, students must drop non-credit classes prior to the course start date to be eligible for a 100% refund.