The Passport Program - Designed to prepare students for achievement of the GED and/or to improve basic academic skills for job entry and retention. Open to individuals 18 years of age and older who do not possess a standard high school diploma or GED or who are functioning below the ninth grade level. Orientations are held weekly. Day, evening, and weekend hours, as well as an online course of study, are available. All services are free of charge. Call 850‐872‐3849 for more information.
MISSION: Recognizing that learning is a perpetual process, Center for Business, Continuing and Community Education exists to collaborate with university parallel, career studies, adult basic education programs, and student development services to ensure a continuum of vital learning experiences to meet citizens' non‐degree/non‐career studies, pre‐licensing, and continuing education needs for regulated professions, employee and career training needs, community building opportunities, and personal development.
PROGRAMS: Designed to meet non‐degree needs, Center for Business, Continuing and Community Education programs may be comprised of credit and noncredit courses, scheduled on or off campus, and offered through a variety of delivery systems, including but not limited to the following: lectures, town meetings, forums, seminars, workshops, clinics, conferences, on‐line instruction, and self‐paced, open‐entry/open‐exit formats. Courses are organized as follows:
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY TRAINING PROGRAMS
Business and industry training programs address license preparation, pre-licensing, and continuing education needs of:
Soft skills training programs are available for a variety of needs including customer service, teamwork, communication, and many more. Call 850-872-3818 for more information. Additionally, Business and Industry professionals can customize training programs to meet the needs of individual companies and organizations.
REGULATED HEALTH PROFESSIONS TRAINING PROGRAMS
Regulated health professions training programs address continuing education needs of:
In addition to the above professions for which Gulf Coast State College maintains providership status, the following members of the health profession frequently enroll in courses: acupuncturists, dieticians, electrolysis technicians, funeral directors and embalmers, fitness trainers, educators, hearing aid specialist, massage therapists, medical records personnel, opticians, pharmacists, public health workers, and speech/language therapists, pathologists, and audiologists.
REGULATED PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING PROGRAMS
Regulated public safety professions training programs address continuing education needs of:
EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND PARTNERS
Education programs and partners address continuing education needs of:
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