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CCC’s Workforce Training programs provide practical, short-term training designed to help you build job-ready skills, earn industry-recognized credentials, and advance in your current career.
Programs are offered in-person in Flagstaff and Page, and online. You do not need to apply to CCC before registering for workforce training courses, and programs are offered throughout the year on a flexible schedule.
RV Maintenance Technician
Turn hands-on skills into a high-demand career. CCC offers RV Maintenance Technician training in partnership with the RV Technical Institute (RVTI).
Certified Apartment Maintenance Technician
Earn an industry-recognized credential while building skills in electrical, plumbing, HVAC, appliances, and more.
Commercial Driver's License Training
Earn your Commercial Driver's License (CDL) through CCC's ongoing CDL training program in partnership with Phoenix Truck Driving School in Flagstaff.
CPR, First Aid, BLS, and EMT Refresher
American Heart Association courses in Basic Life Support (BLS), Heartsaver CPR and Automated External Defibulator (AED), and First Aid.
Real Estate
Prepare for your Arizona Real Estate license through CCC's online Real Estate courses, available at your own pace.
Learn to Fly
Explore the career pathway to aviation and airline jobs through CCC's aviation training program.
If your goal is to earn college credit toward a degree, certificate, or university transfer program, you’ll want to explore CCC’s academic programs rather than Continuing Education. For-credit courses apply toward academic credentials and are recorded on your official college transcript.
No. Workforce training courses do not require a formal CCC admissions application. Simply register and pay the course fee.
Workforce training programs run throughout the year and are not tied to the traditional academic semester calendar. Check individual program pages for current start dates and availability.
No. Non-credit workforce training courses are not eligible for federal or state financial aid. However, funding assistance may be available for eligible participants through ARIZONA@WORK, WIOA, and other workforce funding programs. Call us at (928) 226-4254 or email ccc2community@coconino.edu to learn more about funding options.
No. Workforce training courses do not appear on an official CCC academic transcript. Depending on the program, you may receive an industry-recognized credential or a certificate of completion upon finishing the course.
