The Division of Community Education offers North Country residents a broad range of traditional and nontraditional courses, programs, and workshops tailored to meet the specific needs of a diverse and ever-changing regional population. Through the Division of Community Education students may earn a degree, diploma, or certificate on a full or part-time basis, day and evening, on and off campus. Many graduates have earned their degrees by taking courses over a period of years while working full time during the day. The college also offers the community many noncredit, professional development and enrichment programs on campus and at Academic Center locations. White Mountains Community College also hosts the Leadership North Country Program.
Credit courses include essentials such as English, mathematics, science, social science, computers and some technical courses. Noncredit courses include topics such as power writing, sculpture, photography, cake decorating and bartending, as well as course sequences focusing on such topics as health, wealth, happiness, child care, financial planning, and computers. National Electrical Code (NEC) updates are also offered as the NEC is updated.
In today's high-tech world, training is the key to getting ahead. The college works closely with business, industry, labor, and professional groups to design, develop, and implement courses and programs that meet educational and specific skill training requirements. In many instances, on-site, customized training is available through our Business Training Center.
