Skills for Success Enrollment

The ACCS
Innovation Center

The ACCS Innovation Center, a division of the Alabama Community College System, brings together the state’s community colleges, business and industry, and community partners to deliver rapid, industry-recognized non-credit training within some of the state’s most in-demand career fields.

ACCS Credential

The ACCS Credential is awarded to individuals who complete courses licensed by the Alabama Community College System for non-credit training aligned to business and industry need. The ACCS Credential communicates to businesses and institutions of higher education alike that the skills taught in the program have been mastered by individuals now ready for employment and/or additional education.

Are you interested in participating in short-term training that leads to a well-paying job? Fill out this form today.

Need Training for a Well-Paying Job?

Are you interested in participating in short-term training that leads to a well-paying job?

I am an interested student/participant

Seeking job-ready employees?

Are you interested in assisting the ACCS with developing relevant training for your future employees?

I am an interested employer

High School Interest Form

Are you a High School Principal, Guidance Counselor, Career Coach, Teacher, or Administrator seeking to offer training for your students?

I am an interested teacher/administrator

Latest News

Alabama Community College system to offer broadband related job training

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A record number of Alabamians are training through the Alabama Community College System’s Skills for Success program for fiber optics technician and installer jobs.

Driver shortage persists for another school year leading to changes for some bus routes

Across the country school districts have dealt with a major shortage of bus drivers for years. While some are seeing an improvement in staffing, the need for more drivers remains.

Alabama gears up to expand broadband access with new billion-dollar initiative

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Just over a month after being awarded $1.4 billion in federal dollars to expand its broadband access, the state of Alabama is gearing up to dole out those dollars with a new initiative aimed at providing internet access across the state.

Gov. Kay Ivey announces new statewide brand for high-speed internet expansion

Governor Kay Ivey on Tuesday announced how more than $400 million in federal funding and over $1.4 billion from the U.S. Department of Commerce Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment Program (BEAD) will be allocated to expand access to high-speed internet across Alabama.