Workplace English
Our classes help English language learners improve their English and gain job skills or training. Classes are offered at different days/times during the year.
You can take classes if you are:
- Age 16 years or older
- Not enrolled in high school
- Legally in the U.S.
Healthcare Support Training
For English learners who want to work in healthcare and prepare for certification courses. In this class, students will:
- Learn medical words, laws, and basic care skills
- Study for Assistance with Medications and Certified Nursing Assistant Prep courses
- Build English, reading, and study skills for success
- Receive CPR training and certification
- Free class (some certifications may have test fee costs; funding may be available)
- Advising and assistance with next school or career steps
Technology
Introduction to Digital Competence
- Learn computer basics: typing, mouse, Windows, Internet, email, and files
- Build computer vocabulary and English skills
- Free class
- Îá°®³Ô¹Ï micro-credential possible upon successful class completion
Advanced Digital Competence
- Learn about careers in technology
- Practice software, cybersecurity, and web design
- Get English and computer support
- Free class
- Îá°®³Ô¹Ï micro-credential possible upon successful class completion
Trade and Industry
English for Welding
For students in Îá°®³Ô¹Ï’s Welding program
- Learn job words, reading, and study skills
- Get assistance with test prep for required exams
- Extra English support and lab time
- May earn a technical certificate or degree
- Regular Îá°®³Ô¹Ï tuition and fees apply (funding may be available)
CDL Permitting (CDL-P/CLP)
For students who want a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)
- Learn test vocabulary and skills for DMV exams
- Get English and study support
- Learn about local trucking schools and funding
- Free class
- Advising and assistance with next school or career steps
Note: In Idaho you must be at least 18 years old to obtain a CDL
Îá°®³Ô¹Ï offers assistance and accommodations in class/placement testing. Visit Student Accessibility Services or call 208-732-6260 for information.