Prepare for a Job
Training Programs
In response to the overwhelming impact that COVID-19 has had on our local and county-wide communities, SMCCCD colleges are developing a variety of training programs designed to fit your specific needs. Whether your goal is to re-enter the workforce with short-term career training or you're interested in earning a college issued certificate or degree, we're here to help you every step of the way. Our programs are designed to prepare you with the in-demand skills that employers are looking for. Please see below for a list of online offerings, many of which are offered in collaboration with the Community, Continuing and Corporate Education (CCCE) division of SMCCCD.
Short-term Training Programs
These programs can be completed in as little as 1-6 months. Participants will earn a Certificate of Completion however, no college credit may be awarded.
Certificate Programs
These programs can be completed in 6-12 months. Students will earn college credit and a Certificate of Achievement or Specialization from the college.
Associate Degree Programs
These programs can be completed in approximately 2 years. Students will earn college credit and an Associate Degree from the college.
- Short-term Training Programs
- AWS Solutions Architect training (Registration link coming soon!)
- Career Education Certificate and Degree Programs
- Short-term Training Programs
- Full Stack Developer Program (9 months; not-for-credit)
- Optician ABO Certificate Program (20 weeks; not-for-credit)
- Water Treatment and Distribution System Operation Certification (Registration link coming soon!)
- Other Menlo Park Offerings
- Career Education Certificate and Degree Programs
- Short-term Training Programs
Request Assistance →
Contact Us Today:
Andrea Vizenor
Dean,
Strategic Partnerships & Workforce Development
(650) 738-7124
Contact Andrea
→
Contact Us Today:
Alex Kramer
Director,
Workforce Development
(650) 574-6298
Contact Alex
→
Contact Us Today:
Julian Branch
Director,
Workforce Development
(650) 306-3428
Contact Julian
→
ETPL Approved Training Programs
SMCCCD colleges have programs listed on the State of California Employer Development Department’s (EDD) Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL) to help you continue to receive benefits while enrolled in an approved program. Please contact NOVA, San Mateo County’s Workforce Development Board to learn more and confirm eligibility.