Short-term training and education programs
In changing economic times, the 32 Minnesota State Colleges and Universities can help displaced workers move into promising new careers. Through its 54 campuses, the system's colleges and universities provide most of the dislocated worker training in Minnesota.
- Information sessions, workshops and computer access - Many colleges and universities offer free resources to find the shortest path to a new job or career.
- Quick classes to acquire skills needed for today's jobs - Classes ranging from one day to a week or two may improve your odds of getting a job.
- Short-term certificate or diploma programs - Many programs take less than a year to complete and lead to entry-level jobs or higher-level jobs for individuals who add credentials in their chosen fields.
- Two-year, four-year and graduate degree programs - Hundreds of degree programs lead to new or upgraded careers.
- Online education and training - Online programs, from certificate and diploma programs to graduate level, allow students more flexibility and convenience. To learn more, go to www.minnesotanonline.org.
Find a Minnesota state college or university campus near you for specific information about these options.
iSEEK Training Resource Center offers information about work-related training opportunities offered by the system's customized training units at the 32 institutions.
