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This webinar will provide information to Strengthening Community Colleges (SCC) grantees regarding quality, free Open Educational Resources (OER) that are available to use in grant implementation, and discuss grant requirements to publicly...

Please join us for the Strengthening Community Colleges Training Grants, Round Five (SCC5) Grantee Orientation.

Are you interested in using open educational resources (OER) to create competency-based education (CBE) programs for development education? Learn about Lord Fairfax Community College’s strategies for meeting soft skills, adult basic education, and...

Jump start and cultivate critical community colleges and workforce development board partnerships to meet dynamic local workforce needs. This workshop will give Strengthening Community Colleges grantees relevant examples of how strong...

It's never too early to start planning for how you will meet the open educational resource (OER) requirements of your Strengthening Community College Training Grant (SCC). Join us as we share tips and tricks from a subject-matter expert and...

Please join us for the Strengthening Community Colleges Training Grants, Round Four (SCC4) Grantee Orientation.

The Acceleration Strategies series covers the TAACCCT grantees’ use of Prior Learning Assessment to accelerate credential attainment for adult students with considerable work experience and the models used by TAACCCT grantees to...

Thank you for your interest in the Strengthening Community Colleges Training Grants (Strengthening Community Colleges or SCC) Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA).

This Part II webinar series showcases strategies and resources developed by community colleges that are of broad interest to educational institutions engaged in career-focused education and training. Topics of upcoming webinars will include...

Community colleges have long been at the front lines of educating adult learners. While the average age of a community college student is 28, traditional higher education programs were created with 18-to-22-year-old, dependent, full-time students...