Check with your local community college to learn how a Skills for Success course may articulate into a credit-bearing career pathway. You can find the Workforce Contact for your college at this link—just scroll to the bottom to locate the contact for the college closest to you.
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What jobs can this course lead to?
Each course is designed to prepare you for high-demand, entry-level jobs in that field. Examples include roles in construction, healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, and more.
Which Skills for Success courses are available in my area?
Courses are offered through Alabama’s community colleges. To see all available Skills for Success courses, visit our Training Courses page. Once you find a course you’re interested in, complete the Student Interest Form. After submitting the form, someone from your local community college will contact you with next steps.
Am I too old to take your classes?
Not at all. There is no upper age limit—students of all ages, from teens to retirees, have completed Skills for Success courses.
Can I take more than one course?
Yes! For open enrollment, you can take multiple Skills for Success courses. There are a few exceptions—for example, high school students are limited to one course per semester.
Do I need any prerequisites before I can start?
Most courses have no prerequisites. Some age requirements apply—transportation courses like CDL or Forklift Operator require students to be at least 18.
Do I have to contact the community college directly to start?
No. Start by submitting your interest form online.
How do I find more information on the Skills for Success courses?
Visit trainforalabama.com to browse available courses and submit a Student Interest Form. After you submit the form, someone from your local community college will contact you—most likely by email—to share more information and walk you through the next steps. Be sure to check your inbox and spam/trash folders so you don’t miss their message.