Montgomery College Employer Reviews

At Montgomery College, as a student aid, I was completing administrative duties. Making sure the computers labs (framework for students) are running efficiently.

Attending Montgomery College allowed me to continue my dedication for a further education. Although a lot of hard work was required, I was more then willing to go the extra mile to meet my goals.

I love to work in college because I always surrounded by educational environment. I feel more to study after work at the library. My co-workers are students too so we always discuss about carrier.

A lot of meetings, but great place to get relevant work experience. Fast paced with deadlines. Co-workers were great to work with. The hardest part of the job was balancing the workload between academic and administrative needs.

Very relaxed environment, casual atmosphere. Ample time for breaks and almost no risk of being fired. Difficult to advance within the college unless a position opens up due to retirement.

Great place to work. Employees typically spend decades at MC and ultimately retire from the College. You'll develop life-long friendships. There are plenty of opportunities to grow professionally, gain new skills, take advantage of opportunities outside of your actual position. The environment can breed complacency as there is very low turnover. Most – more... staff positions work 8-5 consistently. Work-life balance is fantastic. They have the best benefits -- from health plans to free classes and everything in between. The hardest part of the job can be monotony from time to time. The best part of the job aside from helping students achieve their dreams is low stress, predictability and flexibility. – less

Assisted with registering new and returning students for continueing education courses. Provided excellent receptionist skills. Mult-taksed by maintaining inventory on supplies and computer equipment. I learned more multi-tasking skills, and how to use a computer registration program. My co-workers were easy to work with. The hardest part of the job – more... was leaving to relocate to another state. The most enjoyable part of my job was registration. – less

This college offers good pay and benefits and fine quality of instructions. But you have to put up with a culture of violent students, bullying managers/administrators, and majority of faculties who are not employed because of their merits but connections.

I learnt how to be a great team player. I learnt how to work with other operating systems

I helped students about getting the right material they wanted and also helped them with assignments. In return, I got a chance to review my understanding of the knowledge and also got encouraged by hard studying students.

I helped students about getting the right material they wanted and also helped them with assignments. In return, I got a chance to review my understanding of the knowledge and also got encouraged by hard studying students.

Greeting new coming students. I learned planing events and coordination scheduled. management were excellent to work with we felt like a family. co-worker were energetic and happy to work there. the hardest part was leaving the office. the most fun part is meeting new person each day.

class starts with news of the day in Spanish taken from websites,locaLS and newspapers.
we review the past lessons,reading poetry or a song in Spanish.
The lesson proper is treated like a lecture discussion and giving pivotal questions to find out about their attention and comprehension of the lesson. Then we listen and observe a video of a typical – more... spanish speaking community in Honduras about a daily conversation about a Fiesta celebration.
Students will answer questions about the video and make their own resolutions and conclusions. Sometimes,assignments are given and sometimes they are not. The conversation among themselves about the video is one of the ways to assess their spoken versatility of the language. – less

A typical day at work would include signing students in and out of a computer lab using outlook and excel. I learned how to use basic computer skills. My co-workers were easy to work with.

A typical work day consist of Processing and posting student's paments to their accounts.I also Review and analyze student’s accounts.As for as Processing goes I take in Checks, Cash, Credit Cards, Money Orders.Other jobs I do during my day at Montgomery College are processing mail as well as asnsering phones and prorovidng customer service/care. At – more... the end of my work day i must Balance as well as count daily deposits, and reports dicrepancies to upper management. The most enjoyabale part of the job to be is having the interaction with customers giving them the best serivice I can providing correct information each and every time. – less

A great place to work with committed co-workers and caring management.

Co-workers were great
Management is not well suited at times to supervise support personnel especially when it comes to diversity
the job was not hard
working with the diverse student population and seeing them graduate
there are no typical work days. There is always something new that comes up
I learned that working in education/academia is no different – more... than working in private industry. There are good points and bad points – less

It is a very good company and i enjoy going to work everyday and also working their

experince with muilt curlture students and full responible to work with alot of events activies.

ability to work in contract with the different companies .

The fringe benefits such as free education for employees and their immediate families, the great health benefits, they reimburse when you join a health club, pay tuition for family, exposure to a variety of professional activities, the leave program is generous, specifically, the one week off that include Christmas and New Years.