Casper College is a comprehensive community college striving to meet the educational needs of area residents by offering a wide selection of programs. Education is more than a one-time experience leading to a diploma or degree. In today's world, there is clearly a need for education to continue as a lifelong process. To meet these needs, Continuing Education offers professional development courses, community education courses, ABE/GED courses, and numerous workforce development options through the Center for Training and Development.
- Instructors Wanted.
We are always looking for new class ideas and instructors. If you would be interested in teaching a community education class please complete a Proposal to Teach form.
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- Community Education
- Center for Training & Development
- OLLI
- Adult Basic Education/GED
Community Education offers fun and interesting classes for personal enrichment and growth. Learn a new hobby or skill.
For more information contact:
Community Education Specialist
307-268-3399 |
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For more information contact:
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| Ann Dalton - 268-2085 |
| Sarah Olson - 268-3847 |
The Center for Training and Development at Casper College (CTD) is your link to quality customized training and programs for organizations and businesses throughout Natrona County. We also offer Conference Services to make your conference the best ever!
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- Customized Programs
- Leadership and Management Programs
- Certification and Licensure Training
- Needs Analysis
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- Professional Trainers
- Technical and Occupational Classes
- Workshops and Conferences
- Command Spanish Training.
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Customized Training
The Center for Training and Development (CTD) is a comprehensive and affordable solution to your training needs. CTD staff is experienced in providing customized, industry-specifi c training that fi ts the training needs and schedules of business and industry in Natrona County. Training is provided at Casper College or on-site. |
Needs Analysis
CTD conducts need analysis to help businesses better understand their organizations, employees, and customers. Information is gathered and analyzed to identify challenges, opportunities, or defi ciencies. Methods used to gather information including surveys, interviews, focus groups, policy and procedure review, etc. depending on the needs of the business or organization. The information gathered can be used to develop effective solutions and training needs. |
Employment and Training to Self Sufficiency (ETSS) Grants
CTD provides short-term training to parenting adults who meet income guidelines. Contact CTD for more information about the program or how your business can participate. |
Customer Service Training
Turn today’s frontline customer service employees into tomorrow’s workforce leaders. The sevenWyoming community colleges have created a frontlinecustomer service program to help businesses and organizations offer excellent external and internal customer service. This industry-driven program can be customized to meet the needs of the individual business or organization. |
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Lifelong Learning Specialist
307-268-2097
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Administrative Assistant
307-268-3401 |
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VISIT THE OFFICIAL CASPER COLLEGE OLLI SITE
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Casper College is a program for adults age 50+ who wish to continue learning and exploring for the sheer joy of it. Renew your enthusiasm for learning in a relaxed atmosphere, without entrance requirements, grades, or exams. Supported by the Bernard Osher Foundation, OLLI is a vibrant learning community offering a rich array of short courses, fi eld trips, and lectures of particular interest to adults aged 50+. No college background is needed; all that is required is a love of learning. Activities take place on the easily accessible Casper College campus as well as offsite at other community locations.
For more information visit our website: http://www.caspercollege.edu/olli/
Call: 307-268-2097 or 800-442-2963, ext. 2097 |
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“I feel that in the GED program I got more help and more understanding than I received in all my high school years. Everyone was very nice, very helpful and very knowledgeable. I really didn’t think I could do it, but they got me through it!”
Cherrie Smith,
2008 GED Graduate |
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