Career Training Programs
Next Up: The Training You Need to Get to Work
Whether you’re a recent high school graduate looking to enter the workforce, an experienced professional looking to advance or considering a switch to a completely new career, Tyler’s career training programs have you covered.
Our flexible short-term programs and associate degrees will train you to enter high-demand career fields where employers are hiring, while keeping more money in your pocket.
Choose Tyler for:
- Flexible class schedules.
- Program options that can be completed fully online.
- State of the art facilities for hands-on learning.
- Advising and student support.
- Partnerships with local employers looking to hire Tyler grads like you.
The access that Tyler gave me to so many hospitals and agencies expanded my network and connected me with job opportunities.
Explore Your Options
Certificate and Degree Options at Tyler
We offer career training programs in high-demand fields like manufacturing and skilled trades, arts and communications, business, health care, public safety & human services, education and information technology.
Certificates and Career Studies Certificates
In as little as eight classes, you can take your career to the next level. You can also apply classes taken to earn a certificate toward earning an associate degree.
Find your fit with our program finder.
Associate Degrees
With two years of full-time study, you can earn your associate degree and set yourself up for success in the workforce.
Find your fit with our program finder.
Short-Term Credentials
Through our partnership with the Community College Workforce Alliance (CCWA), we offer non-credit education and specialized programs and services, including short-term workforce credentials that can train you in as little as six weeks for some of the most in-demand jobs in Virginia.
Explore your options.
Additional Resources
Spring Semester to Begin Remotely
Due to the current spread of COVID-19 in our area, the college’s spring semester classes will begin remotely. Through January 29, classes scheduled to meet on-campus will be held through Zoom. The college’s student services offices will also continue to offer remote services on the weekdays during this timeframe. Very limited staff will be on campus, and students are encouraged to access services remotely. Students needing assistance may contact the Help Hub. Learn more.