You can limit your training to job-related subjects, or you can add other kinds of courses that interest you. You can enroll at any time and leave when you believe you have job skills in any of over 180 different occupational programs offered at community colleges. You can register in most programs at the beginning of any quarter. Some of the more popular vocational programs have a waiting list. You can enroll in the college and take related courses until your name reaches the top of the waiting list.
Colleges also help students find part-time jobs.
A listing of community colleges can be found on the Community Colleges page. Technical colleges are part of the state's community and technical college system and are governed by a board of trustees whose members are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the State Senate. Program lengths vary from a few weeks to two years. Students can exit whenever they are ready for employment. Entrance requirements are kept to a minimum for most programs and are determined by the college and the specific industry advisory committee.