Lifelong Learning
At Westchester Community College you can find classes to improve your computer skills, prepare for a new career, earn a required license or
certification, learn a new language, master a sport—or simply explore your creative side through workshops in music, dance, yoga, cooking, and local
history and folklore.
Quality instructors, great classes, and a commitment to lifelong learning - that's why we invite you to come explore with us at Westchester Community
College.
Come explore with us:
Our Partnerships Are the Keys To Our Success
Meet some of our Campus Partners
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The Charles W. Capps, Jr. Technology Center Indianola, Mississippi
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This facility consists of 30,000 square feet of classrooms, computer labs, high bay areas, offices, meeting spaces, and a distance learning and teleconferencing center.
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The Department of Continuing Education at Alvin Community
College in Alvin, Texas is taking the lead in preparation for
tomorrow's jobs by offering curriculum & classroom activities
relevant to the workplace. Enrollment in post secondary training is
on the rise. ACC's Continuing Education Department is constantly
upgrading its vocational technical programs to keep up with rapid
advances of the current business and industry job market
Continuing Education At Austin Community College in Austin, TX
Ten clock hours of instruction equals 1.0 CEUs. Many courses meet the mandatory CEU requirements of
most professional occupations. Most Continuing Education courses are held at the Highland .
Business Center, 5930 Middle Fiskville Rd.
Our Mission Statement
Austin Community College Continuing Education, bringing COLLEGE and COMMUNITY resources together
to provide quality, practical educational services which:
• Respond to business and workforce development efforts
• Support employer training needs
• Provide both traditional and interactive meeting and training facilities for business use.
• Deliver contract courses to business and industry
• Help fulfill the job, career and personal aspirations of our students


Lee College's Continuing Education Program offers lifelong learning opportunities
for individuals of all ages to develop personally or professionally.
The Continuing Education Division publishes a schedule each semester with over
1,100 non-credit offerings for business, professional and personal development.
Continuing Education Main Office 281/425-6311
Cagle-Page,Jonna Director of Continuing Education 281/425-6209
Baillio,Bonnie Registration Clerk, CE 281/425-6311
Collins,Wonda Secretary III - Continuing Education 281/425-6313
Foley,Lynne CE Senior Citizens Program Manager 281/425-6416
Rivera,Hilda Registration Clerk, CE 281/425-6311
Whittington,Kimberlee CE Specialist 281/425-6457
Lee College, Continuing Education, P.O. Box 818, Baytown, TX 77522-0818
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Alvin Community College 3110 Mustang Road Alvin, Texas 77511
Call 281.756.3787 to register by phone using a credit card
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Northeast Alabama Community College Rainsville, Alabama 35986 (256) 638-4418 or (256) 228-6001
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Office of Workforce Development
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Contact:
Mike Kennamer, Director of Workforce Development
PA 150 Phone ext. 291
E-mail kennamerm@nacc.edu
Patricia Bridgeman, Administrative Assistant/Community
Services Coordinator
PA 148 Phone ext. 254
E-mail bridgemanp@nacc.edu
Julie Cohen, Skills Training Assistant
PA 118 Phone ext. 214
E-mail cohenj@nacc.edu
Todd Greeson, Business and Industry Coordinator
105 Phone ext. 375
E-mail greesont@nacc.ed
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Austin Community College 5930 Middle Fiskville Rd. Austin, Texas 78752-4390 512.223.4ACC (4222)
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Mississippi Delta College Moorhead, MS In State Registration Ph: (662) 887-9486, Ext. 19
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SPC Corporate Training Taking You Where You Want To Be... Serving Businesses And Individuals
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EpiCenter SPC Corporate Training 13805 58th St. N. Largo, FL 33760
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For Fiber Optic Training Florida (St. Petersburg Area) registration please call Anita George 727 341-4526 Corporate Training Website - http://www.spcollege.edu/ct/
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St. Petersburg
College, Florida
Terri Courter
Solution Focused Training Specialist
Business Performance Group
Phone: 316.218.6119
Fax: 316.733.4691
Customized Contract Training -
At Your Site!
Business Performance Group
The Business Performance Group provides corporate training programs and services aimed at helping people become more knowledgeable and
productive, and companies more profitable and efficient.
We offer professional training in a choice of formats:
- Public workshops and short courses
- Customized group training
- Online classes
Continuing Education
Welcome to Continuing Education at Atlantic Cape Community College. Our goal is to provide a broad
range of workshops, seminars, and career training programs to the residents and businesses of Atlantic
and Cape May Counties.
Continuing Education/Noncredit
(609) 343-4829
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Laramie County Community College | 1400 East College Drive | Cheyenne, Wyoming 82007 | 307.778.LCCC | 800.522.2993
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LARAMIE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Business Training & Development
(307) 778.4381
The Training Center at LCCC
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Fiber Optic Training Wyoming Campus Partner
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At Vernon College, continuing education is an important component of the total educational program. The College is able to serve students of all ages and to make college resources available to citizens of the community through continuing education courses.
For detailed information about Continuing Education, see the Vernon college catalog. Click on any of the categories to find detailed information about the program you are interested in. If you would like more information that is not available online, please send an information request.
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What Can YOU find in Continuing Education?
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Wanda C. Lindsey
Director Workforce Development
Center
Southeast Arkansas College
Pine Bluff, AR 71603
(870) 543-5950
wlindsey@seark.edu
Southeast Arkansas College
1900 Hazel Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71603
(870) 543-5900
Workforce Development Center
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Pierce College Economic and Workforce Development Department
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Economic and Workforce Development Department Pierce College 6201 Winnetka Avenue, Woodland Hills, CA 91371 Los Angeles Area
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Mary Ellison Coordinator Economic & Workforce Development Pierce College ellisoml@piercecollege.edu (818) 710-2549
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Our Mission
The Mission of the Economic and Workforce Development Department at
Pierce College is to serve the business community by providing services
for improving workforce skills for all levels in order for businesses to
become more productive and competitive in a global marketplace.
Contact Information:
Ron Faulkner, Coordinator
Technical Training Solutions
(806)335-4350 Office
faulkner-rl@actx.edu
Kathy Wheeler, Senior
Secretary
Technical Training Solutions
(806)335-4347 Office
wheeler-kk@actx.edu
Mailing Address:
Amarillo College
P. O. Box 447
Amarillo, TX 79178
Physical Address:
Amarillo College East Campus
1010 F. Avenue, Bldg. M. 2nd
Floor
Amarillo, TX 79111
Technical Training Solutions, providing training for today's business and industry.
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South Mountain Community College
With locations in Phoenix, Ahwatukee, Guadalupe and Laveen, South Mountain Community College offers associate degrees, certificates of completion, courses that transfer to universities and technology training to more than 8,000 students each year. We'll help you climb higher!
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7050 South 24th Street
Phoenix, Arizona 85042
Phone: 602.243.8000
Fax: 602.243.8329 TDD:
602.245.5727
Community Education
Dr. Cindy Odgers
Title: Associate Dean,
Occupational Edu & Workforce Development
Building: Technology Center, TC206
Phone: 602.243.8029
Fax: 602.305.5661
Email: cindy.odgers@smcmail.maricopa.edu
Our Vision
South Mountain Community College educates minds,
transforms lives, touches hearts, and builds community.
Our Mission
South Mountain Community College provides quality higher
education for our diverse community. We create a caring
teaching and learning environment that fosters student
development and supports productive citizenship in an
increasingly global and technological society.
Our purpose is to meet these needs by offering:
- General education courses
- Transfer programs
- Occupational education and career development
- Developmental studies and English as a second
language
- Cultural, civic, and social events
- Academic support and student services
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Fayetteville Corporate Learning is dedicated to providing you and your
employees the computer skills and knowledge required to provide a
competitive edge in today's market.
One College Drive
Bentonville, AR 72712
Phone: (479) 936-5175
Contact:
J. Marie Lutz
Program Development Specialist
912.478.5551
j-lutz@georgiasouthern.edu
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
PO Box 8124, Statesboro, GA
30460-8124
General Questions
912.478.5551
Registration is Easy! Click HERE.
The Department of Continuing Education can help you get started on a new
career, improve your skills or simply explore your interests. We offer a wide
variety of learning opportunities with up-to-date equipment and topics.
For a complete listing of programs, including course descriptions, fees, dates
and times, please click on the Continuing Education Catalog link HERE.
Financial aid may be available to those who qualify.
What are CEU's?
CEU's stand for continuing education units. Many of Continuing
Education's professional development courses offer CEU's. The formula
for calculation is: one CEU is awarded for every 10 hours of class.
Do CEUs transfer into college credits?
CEU's do not translate into college credits.
Does attendance count toward my final grade?
The student must maintain 80%-90% attendance (depending on the
career professional development program or course) in order to receive a
certificate or CEU's if applicable.
When should I register?
We recommend registering for a course or program no later than one
week prior to the start date, unless otherwise stated. This gives the
student ample time to prepare and, if applicable, purchase their textbooks.
We offer four convenient ways to register: walk-in, fax, mail, or phone
(908-689-7613).
475 Route 57 West,
Washington, NJ 07882
Sarah Fowler-Rogers
Director of Community Services
Westchester Community College
Administration Building, Room 207
Valhalla, NY 10595
Tel: 914-606-6985/Fax: 914-606-6129
sarah.fowler-rogers@sunywcc.edu
Lindsey Sikorski, Director,
Workforce Development Programs
and Non-Credit Courses
203 Memorial Hall
(570) 662-4808
800-661-3640
Whether you are looking to increase your knowledge in a particular
computer application, artistic expression, communication skill or more,
we have knowledgeable instructors to assist you. Many of our courses
can be used to advance your job skills as well.
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Check out our course offerings and other programs available
There are two ways to register for a non-credit class. Select your
method of registration below: