Workforce Training and Community Education provide the opportunity for the surrounding community to take classes for personal, social, physical and professional needs. Classes are designed and created as a result of voiced needs and opinions of the community. Workforce Training classes can be organized to meet projected needs of business, community, cultural, and special interest groups. It is necessary to have a qualified instructor, ten students, and a suitable topic to justify the creation of a class. Community members who are interested in pursuing a new interest or teaching a class are encouraged to call the Workforce Training Office or the Community Education Office.
All fees are payable at the time of registration either by check or money order.
Cost of the student supplies will be discussed at the first class meeting. The student will be responsible for the purchase of supplies and books. Textbooks may be purchased at the Howard College Bookstore. Students are encouraged to delay the purchase of all student supplies until after the first class meeting. Courses are open to interested persons regardless of age and educational background with some exceptions.