Abip, I had the same problem when I applied for my access course - I need to know which days I was in for work, and they couldn't even tell me if it was 2 days or 3 at college until very near the start date!
I'm having similar problems now I'm going to uni.
Your problem is that the publication of college timetables is designed for youngsters with no real family/work commitments, and it's standard practice to give you your timetable in the first week of term. Which is a bugger for anyone trying to organise childcare for example.
However, someone in the college will have some idea when your course days are. The timetable is most likely already written, if only in draft form. You need to find that person.
I found the information I needed by asking to speak to the people in my department, explaining my situation, and asking for any information they could give me, however limited. I have repeated the same process for uni. So although I only just got a provisional time table this week, I've known for a few weeks that I wouldn't be in on Fridays or Wednesday afternoons because I managed to get through to someone in my department who knew this, and this has really helped with organising childcare.
It might not be easy, as people will be on holiday, but be polite and insistent and keep trying, and you should be able to get some info out of them.
If you're worried you're not actually down for the course, I would advise also askng to speak to someone in your department to check they've got your name down.
HTH and good luck. I had a great time studying, I'm sure you'll love it. 