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Instructional Programs

UNIVERSITY PARALLEL PROGRAMS

Associate in Arts Degree Programs - College credit, degree programs designed to prepare students for transfer to an upper division college or university.

WORKFORCE EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Associate in Science Degree Programs - College credit, degree programs designed to prepare students to enter a career.

Associate in Applied Science Degree Programs - Associate in Applied Science degree programs are designed to prepare students for entry into employment requiring specialized skills.

Technical Certificate Programs - Non-degree, college credit, certificate programs designed to prepare students for immediate entry into a specialized field of employment or for employed students to acquire additional proficiency.

Vocational Credit Certificate Programs - Non-degree, non-college credit, postsecondary adult vocational programs designed to prepare students for immediate job entry.

Workforce Development Programs - Programs designed to assist individuals in selecting and obtaining employment through cooperation with job training providers, employers, the local Workforce Board, state agencies, and community-based organizations.

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION AND GED PREPARATION PROGRAMS

The Passport Program - Designed to prepare students for achievement of the GED. Open to individuals 18 years of age and older who do not possess a standard high school diploma or GED or who are functioning below the ninth grade level. Orientations are held weekly. Day, evening, and weekend hours are available, as well as an online course of study. All services are free of charge. Call 850-872-3849 for more information.

The ESOL Program - Designed to provide English language learning opportunities for adults with limited English proficiency. Classes utilize various approaches and are taught at six levels. Call 850-769-1551, ext.3396 for more information.

LIFELONG LEARNING PROGRAMS

Non-degree, non-career studies programs designed to meet ongoing certificate needs for regulated professions, employee and career training needs, community building opportunities, and personal development.

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