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Various classes are offered on a short-term schedule. Some are targeted to specific student populations.
The Community Learning Department is responsible for offering avocational classes and workshops and short-term workshops, seminars or classes as noncredit opportunities. Dates are published in special booklets, in news releases to the public and on their web page, www.npc.edu/noncredit-classes. Registration can take place online, during regular registration periods or any time prior to the start of the classes. You should register at least three (3) days prior to the start of the class to ensure it is not canceled due to insufficient enrollment.
Contact your local campus or center or Community and Corporate Learning, (800) 266-7845, ext. 6244 for more information about short-term or noncredit courses.
The Corporate Learning Department and the Small Business Development Center offer specialized training for the needs of the business and industry sector. (see Business & Community Services )
Open Entry Classes (POS 221 & POS 222)
These two classes - AZ Constitution (POS 221 ) and U.S. Constitution (POS 222 ) - are considered Open Entry. The student must complete the class by the end of one (1) year of first enrolling The student will receive an “I” grade (incomplete) at the end of the first semester enrolled. If not completed by then, the student will receive an “F” grade if they do not fully complete the class. The Arizona Department of Education utilizes these two classes for teacher certification.
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