Frequently Asked Questions

Who qualifies for the program?

If you're unemployed, underemployed, hoping to learn new computer skills, or simply want to get back to school, you qualify for the program. A GED or high school diploma is not required.

What are Career Skills students like?

Career Skills attracts students of all ages, educational backgrounds, and work experience. Whether you're 17 or 70, man or woman, pre-GED or a post graduate, the Career Skills Program welcomes you.

Is financial aid available?

Scholarship money is available for displaced workers, displaced homemakers, and single parents. Call 928-717-7920 to ask how this program may be free for you.

What are the hours?

In the traditional Career Skills Program, you will attend class five hours a day, five days per week, for six weeks. This is an intensive program that includes working in the computer lab every day.

Are there other class options?

We are working hard to give Career Skills students more options for taking classes. Check the schedule to see upcoming classes that will be offered evenings or online.

How do I get started?

For more information, or to enroll for classes, call the Career Skills office at 928-717-7920.