Overview
Continuing education programs are designed to help Albertans become learners for life.
Learners of all ages can take short-term, part-time learning options in their communities. Classes can be taken for fun, or to learn new skills.
These classes are not approved or monitored by government, and are offered on a cost-recovery basis.
Classes for children
Several school authorities provide learning options that support classroom learning, such as:
- high school upgrading
- summer school options
- study skills and exam preparation
- summer camps
- fun classes to help children try out new hobbies or interests
Classes for children can also be offered by:
- post-secondary institutions
- municipal offices
- other organizations in your community
Classes for adults
Parents and other adults can also take classes in a wide range of options, such as:
- learning new skills or hobbies
- preparing to go back to school after years outside of a classroom
- earning skills certificates to help get a job
- exploring a new career option by taking a low-cost, part-time class
Adult learning classes may be offered by:
- school authorities
- post-secondary institutions
- municipal offices
- other organizations in your community
Contact
To find continuing education opportunities in your community, contact:
Your local school authority
Ask your local school authority if they offer continuing education programs.
r area post-secondary institution
Find participating institutions at ApplyAlberta.
Your municipal office
You can also ask your town or city office about other community organizations offering classes in your area.
Source: https://www.alberta.ca/continuing-education.aspx