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Be A SCG Grand Learning Ambassador

Our Grand Learning Ambassador program plays an important role in the success of Grand Learning. As the title suggests, we're putting a different emphasis on this position from other volunteer programs. Our focus is on providing the best learning and teaching experience we can to our students and faculty. The result is a need for Ambassadors who are comfortable in dealing with people in the classrooms.

 We are happy to discuss the different types of opportunities for Ambassadors through Grand Learning. To see our handbook, click here.  E-mail us at grandlearning@scgcam.com or call us at 623-546-7470.

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Grand Learning classes are sponsored by the CAM Activities Department. Be aware that the material presented in all SCG Grand Learning classes is determined at the discretion of the instructor, who is an independent contractor or volunteer and not an employee or otherwise affiliated with SCGCA. The course content presented does not necessarily reflect the views of SCGCA and its Board of Directors. Courses in the SCG Grand Learning program are provided for informational purposes only. The information provided should not be considered complete and should not be relied upon in place of communication and consultation with appropriate professionals.  SCGCA makes no representations or warranties as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information presented in the SCG Grand Learning program. No legal liability or other responsibility is accepted by SCGCA for any errors, omissions, or statements by individual instructors, and SCGCA disclaims any liability or responsibility for any loss, damage, or adverse effect resulting from reliance on information presented by an instructor, whether such damages are direct or indirect, consequential, or special.