Continuing Education
Welcome to College of the Rockies Continuing Education! Whether you are looking to receive an essential workplace safety certification, improve your professional skills, or participate in one of our fun lifestyle and leisure courses, we hope that you will find a course that meets your needs among our offerings. We have a variety of courses at all six of our regional campuses, as well as virtually. The red “Browse Courses” button will allow you to filter our complete course catalogue by location or topic, or you can search by keyword if you already know a specific course you are looking for. We look forward to seeing you in one of our classes soon!
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Fall 2024 Continuing Education
StrongerBC future skills grant
The StrongerBC future skills grant will cover up to $3,500 of eligible costs for select short-term skills training at public universities and colleges in BC.
We recently updated our refund policy. A student registered in a continuing education or general interest program or course who withdraws on or before 5 working days prior to the date of commencement of the program or course will receive a full refund of tuition and fees minus a $25 administration fee. A student registered in a continuing education or general interest program or course who withdraws 2 to 4 working days prior to the date of commencement of the course will receive 75% refund of tuition and fees. Those who withdraw with 1 working day notice or less will forfeit the entire tuition and fees for any course. Any course that has a tuition of less than $50 will not receive a refund if the student withdraws less than 5 days in advance of the course. Some programs including our Certificates of Achievement, have separate refund policies. Please refer to the program webpage for the program’s refund policy.
At College of the Rockies, we are committed to maximizing success and reducing barriers to ensure students have equal opportunities and equal access to their post-secondary education. Students experiencing barriers to learning related to persistent, prolonged, permanent or temporary disabilities have a right to have their learning needs accommodated. Implementing academic accommodations is a collaborative process between students, Accessibility Services, and instructors to foster an inclusive learning environment. It is recommended to connect with Accessibility Services prior to the start of the program. For more information about services provided, please visit the Accessibility Services webpage. To book an appointment with Accessibility Services or for additional information please contact Student Services: 250-489-8243.