Continuing Education

Continuing Education International Learners are adults who come from other countries and enroll in part-time or non-degree study after arriving

Continuing Education Workplace Providers are organizations that deliver job-related learning to adults who are already working, either on behalf of

Continuing Education Government Programs are publicly funded or publicly administered efforts that help adults return to learning after leaving school,

Continuing Education Professional Associations are member organizations that offer learning opportunities to people working in a specific field, such as

Continuing education trade schools are institutions that offer short, skills-focused training for adults who want to enter or advance in

Continuing education universities are academic units within or alongside traditional colleges that serve adults who return to learning after entering

Continuing Education Community Colleges are the non-credit and workforce-focused branch of public two-year colleges, offering adults short courses, certificates and

Continuing education public libraries are local library services that offer adults structured learning, from classes and workshops to online courses

Continuing Education Community Programs are local, low-cost learning options that let adults study practical subjects outside a degree track. Many

Continuing Education Open Learning describes study arrangements that let adults enter courses with few entry barriers, study at their own