Center for Community & Corporate Education

Learning works

Jefferson State offers a complete portfolio of training and educational options where and when you need them. The Center for Community and Corporate Education is a focal part of the College's mission of achieving excellence in education. Our services are designed to meet the needs of the busy professional of today.

On-Campus Classes For Individuals

There truly is something for everyone through the non-credit Community Education Office. Anyone can register to take a non-credit class without being admitted to JSCC. You can look to us to provide:

• Certificate Programs that lead to the skills needed to obtain a job in a few weeks to a few months
• Continuing Education for professionals who require training to maintain professional licenses such as nurses.
• Professional Skills Development such as computer training, management training, leadership classes, Spanish, etc.
• Personal Enrichment may lead to a new hobby, a second language, or the accomplishment of some other personal goal.
• Accelerated Child Enrichment and College Prep

Click here to find out more about non-credit community classes.

On-Line Community Education

Learning has never been more convenient than it is by studying over the Internet. Through our partnerships, Jefferson State offers both instructor-facilitated and instructor-supported on-line classes. You may complete any of these courses entirely from your home or office at any time of the day or night.

Corporate Training Delivered At Your Work-Site

Jefferson State instructors will come to your work-site to deliver world-class workshops, seminars and customized classes. Our account executives and instructors will work with you to determine your organization's specific needs. Classes are available during or after business hours. We serve businesses of all sizes and types. If you need to use our facilities, we will make plans for your training to be delivered at one of our campuses.

Student Code of Conduct

Our primary mission at Jefferson State Community College is to support our student's academic success. This involves many things including appropriate student conduct while in the classroom.

Students are expected to respect:

One another's learning atmosphere as it relates to the curriculum and individual safety the integrity of the assessment process (testing, plagiarism) the instructor's position as the leader of the classroom the instructor's curriculum, assessments, and other standards as documented in the class syllabus Lastly, students have the right to raise concerns without being questioned by other students.

Students should first approach their instructor with questions and concerns. If the situation is not resolved, Administration is responsible to answer student questions and concerns.

Complaint Process

If a situation is not satisfactorily settled by the instructor, the following process will be followed:

The complaint should be presented to the Coordinator of Community Education.

If unresolved, the Coordinator will present the situation to the Director of the Center for Community and Corporate Education. The Director will meet/talk with all involved parties and a plan of action will be set in writing. If this plan is not satisfactory, students may file a grievance according to the college's official catalogue.

Jefferson State reserves the right to remove students and/or instructors from the classroom on a temporary basis while an investigation takes place if the Director deems this action is necessary for the well-being and/or safety of others in the classroom. Jefferson State reserves the right to remove students and/or instructors from the classroom permanently. Student refunds/transfers are not issued for conduct problems.