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CONTINUING AND WORKFORCE EDUCATION
Trinity Valley Community College administers a comprehensive Continuing
Education and Community Service program throughout the service area. This
program provides non-credit classes designed to meet community need for
workforce training and for general interest and personal enrichment activities.
Forums, exhibits and other community-related programs are sponsored by Trinity
Valley Community College through Community Services. Courses and programs may
be developed for a specific purpose or group when sufficient interest is
demonstrated.
Non-credit, short-term training prepares students for employment, test preparation,
state employment licensures and certifications, for required professional
development and leisure activities. Training partnerships with area high schools,
the regional workforce centers, governmental agencies and other groups provide
training to adults and minors.
ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM
The Adult Education Program is intended to assist students in acquiring the basic
academic skills to prepare them for examinations such as the THEA, GED, or ASVAB,
and acquire basic academic skills needed in the workplace. Enrollment is open,
based on first come first served. There is no monetary charge for these courses. The
cost for students is time and commitment to the program. Students must be 18
years or older to enroll.
The General Educational Development (GED) preparation program will help
students gain proficiency in math, reading and writing skills. The course is designed
to provide an excellent opportunity for students to successfully complete the GED
exam.
Any student wanting to enroll may contact the Adult Education Office at 903-675-
6398.
CONTINUING & WORKFORCE EDUCATION COURSES
Some of the following categories of non-credit courses are available each semester
through Continuing & Workforce Education:
Workforce Preparation
The Arts
Academic Preparation for College and Careers
Business Skills Development
Skills Development for Industrial trades
Topics and Activities for Families and Children
Computer and Technology Skills Development
