Special Instructional Programs and Locations

Transitional Studies

Career and Academic Preparation (CAP)

360-992-2741

These classes are available for persons sixteen (16) years or older (16- to 18-year-olds must have a high school release). Students can earn credit toward their HS+ diploma, prepare to take the GED test and improve their reading, writing and math skills to transition to college-level coursework. There is a term tuition charge. Classes are held on campus and at other sites in the community.

English as a Second Language

360-992-2741

Classes are for non-native speakers who want to communicate more effectively in English. Classes are held at various times during the day and evening. There is a tuition charge to students each term. Most classes are held on Main and CTC campuses.

Community and Continuing Education

360-992-2939

Embark on a lifelong learning journey with Clark College Community and Continuing Education (CCE) – the pulse of innovation in Clark County. Welcoming over 4,000 individuals annually, CCE is your dynamic partner in non-credit programs. Our vision is to lead the region with contemporary classes, engaging seminars, and cutting-edge training opportunities. Whether you're stepping into new skills or advancing existing ones, join us in shaping the future of Southwest Washington. CCE – where lifelong learning meets today's dynamic world.

Customized Training

360-992-2356

Elevate your workforce with Clark's Customized Training Program – your strategic ally in empowering employees with targeted skills aligned to your business objectives. Crafted for efficiency, our short-term, quick start training programs cater to your unique needs. Whether delivered onsite or at our location, we ensure a seamless fit for your team. With a proven track record across manufacturing, healthcare, nonprofits, and government sectors in Clark County, our programs are tailored for success. Connect with us and unlock the potential of tailored training for your business.

Community Education

360-992-2939

Community Education offers a wide variety of personal enrichment and lifelong learning opportunities to enhance quality of life and encourage the exploration of new interests. Non-credit courses, taught by talented instructors who are experts in their field, are offered for persons of all ages. New classes are offered each term, including topics such as yoga, dance, culinary classes and a variety of art classes.  All Community Education courses reflect a commitment to building community and sustainability. 

Afternoon Academics

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Welcome to Afternoon Academics – a dynamic learning experience for individuals seeking daytime enrichment! Our program is designed for anyone with afternoons free and a passion for knowledge. Embrace a relaxed atmosphere with no tests, grades, or homework, offering a diverse range of courses from art and writing to computers, science, history, and more. Attend classes at various convenient locations, including the main Clark College campus, Columbia Tech Center, downtown Vancouver, and community hubs. Afternoon Academics also offers exciting travel and excursions to culturally, scientifically, and naturally significant destinations.