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Short-term Training in Minnesota
There are a number of short–term training choices. These include seminars, workshops, continuing education, personal enrichment courses, non–credit courses, and college diploma and certificate programs.
Short–term training programs frequently adjust to the changing demands of the employment market. So, if you don't find what you're looking for, keep looking because classes are updated often.
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The information here will help you find short-term training options to upgrade your current job skills or obtain employment.
A good place to start is with labor market research to see which careers are in high-demand and the educational level needed. Explore high-demand careers to learn about skills and abilities, licensing and certification requirements, and preparation with links to fields of study.
How long does training take?
Generally short–term training takes less than a year, but may take up to two years to complete an associate's degree.
ISEEK'S program search provides options for locating flexible academic programs. Select from the features below:
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- Search short-term training programs and courses.
- Take an online program or online course.
- Download a grid of short-term training and education programs at Minnesota State Colleges and Universities campuses.
Do you qualify for specific types of financial aid?
- Check out Vouchers and Training Funds.
- You may qualify for Dislocated Worker or Workforce Investment Act (WIA) training funds.
