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1. Non-degree programs are terrific options for students with a variety of needs. "Our students are generally looking to change careers, or they're professionals in their field looking for advancement," explained Irina Cline, Director of Community and Continuing Education at Morton College. "We also have students who are stay-at-home parents returning to the work force, or are looking to develop their interests and hobbies. For example, animal lovers may become Veterinary Assistants, or those interested in personal fitness may take Yoga classes." 2. There are many benefits of a non-degree program. "These classes focus on students' specific interests, and allow them to reach a personal goal, whether that is employment, entertainment, or social engagement, in a short amount of time," added Cline. "There are a lot of open positions in industries like Healthcare, Hospitality, and Logistics & Transportation. Non-degree programs are affordable, and we offer in-house payment plans." 3. The variety of program options is extensive. "Our Community Education programs target student with specific interests, like Ceramics, Yoga, or Auto Maintenance, and we also offer a college placement test preparation class," said Cline. "We offer summer STEAM programs for young learners and a Skills for Daily Living program for adults with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities." MC offers Continuing Education programs, where students earn employer-recognized certificates. Students can also earn a High School Equivalency Certificate, take Adult Basic Education Math and Language Arts classes, and take free English as a Second Language classes. For more information, please contact: Irina Cline, Director of Community & Continuing Education [email protected] Morton College 3801 S. Central Avenue Cicero, IL 60804 708-656-8000 www.morton.edu 3. The variety of program options is extensive. "Our Community Education programs target student with specific interests, like Ceramics, Yoga, or Auto Maintenance, and we also offer a college placement test preparation class," said Cline. "We offer summer STEAM programs for young learners and a Skills for Daily Living program for adults with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities." MC offers Continuing Education programs, where students earn employer-recognized certificates. Students can also earn a High School Equivalency Certificate, take Adult Basic Education Math and Language Arts classes, and take free English as a Second Language classes. For more information, please contact: Irina Cline, Director of Community & Continuing Education [email protected] Morton College 3801 S. Central Avenue Cicero, IL 60804 708-656-8000 www.morton.edu