Workforce & Continuing Education

TCC is a regional leader in developing and delivering courses leading to professional certifications, certificates of competency and proficiency, and associate degrees. We are proud to support employers and students in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and surrounding counties with programs, degrees, and professional development courses that lead to careers in regional high-priority occupations.

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Advance Your Career

Are you in a career field that doesn't require a college degree? You can unlock your potential with a professional or technical certification. We collaborate with industry leaders to provide valuable certificates that can help you achieve remarkable career growth, higher wages, and exciting new opportunities. 

Professional & Technical Certificates
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Learn a New Skill & Get to Work

Our training programs prepare you for in-demand jobs, so you can quickly get to work with the necessary skills to hit the ground running. 

Workforce Trainings
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Explore a Hobby or Find Your Next Side Hustle

If you're looking to discover a new passion or perhaps find a way to earn extra income, there's no better time than now to explore a hobby or seek out your next side hustle. 

Personal Development Courses & Hobbies
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Get to Work With a Work Ready Degree or Certificate

TCC offers more than one path to a new career. Whether you're entering the workforce for the first time or need to pivot and retrain, accredited, skills-based coursework can put you on the fast track to an in­-demand career.

Work Ready Programs
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Learn to Speak a New Language

Whether you're eager to learn a new language or looking to take English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, our comprehensive courses cater to your needs and help you achieve your language learning goals. 

Language Learning Courses
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Corporate Training

TCC is pleased to partner with several area businesses and agencies to provide needed classes, training, and collaborative projects which create jobs for students and a ready workforce for the community per demand.

Corporate Trainings

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GED Preparation

GED prep courses can significantly improve your test scores, open doors to higher education and career opportunities, and ultimately increase your chances of achieving your goals.

GED Test Prep

College For Kids

College for Kids is over 25 years old and will challenge your kids in a variety of different ways during the summer.

College for Kids

Financial Resources

Workforce and Community Education take pride in offering high-quality training at an affordable cost. We understand that education and training have the power to transform careers and make a positive impact on our local economy. While traditional financial aid is not applicable to non-credit programs, there exist several opportunities to obtain financial assistance for programs offered by Workforce and Community Education.

Employee & Senior Discounts

If you are a senior or a TCC employee, your course may be eligible for a 10% discount. Discounts can only be applied with registration over the phone. To schedule a time to redeem the discount, email us at ce@tulsacc.edu.

MyCAA Scholarship for Military Spouses 

The My Career Advancement Account (MyCAA) Scholarship is a workforce development program that provides financial assistance to eligible military spouses for the pursuit or maintenance (including continuing education courses) of a license, certification, or associate degree necessary to gain employment in an occupation or career field. 

MyCAA Scholarship

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore these questions about Workforce and Continuing Education programs. If you don't find the answers you seek, please consult our Continuing Education policies.

What are Continuing Education Units?

Continuing Education and Workforce Development at TCC offers Continuing Education Unit (CEU) courses. CEUs are nationally recognized units for measuring educational participation in continuing education non-credit programs. One CEU is awarded for every 10 hours of completed coursework. CEUs provide the framework for documenting students’ efforts to update or broaden their knowledge and skills. These CEUs are accepted by many employers and professional agencies as evidence of your commitment to career advancement and the maintenance of professional competence. Courses granting CEUs do not offer academic credit.

If CEUs are required for various licensed professions, you must check with the licensing board for your profession to ensure that a course meets the educational requirements.

To ensure accurate attendance tracking, instructor(s) will take role or students may sign the attendance roster during each class. CEWD retains the right to not award CEUs if proper documentation of attendance cannot be provided. Obtaining CEUs requires minimum 70% attendance and completion of required class work. To receive a certificate documenting CEUs earned, students must submit a written request via email. CEUs are not granted for hours spent on activities such as performances, field trips, or tours.

How do I get a copy of my student CEUs record?

Verification of your CEUs will be provided upon request. Student records from our website are for personal tracking only and cannot be used to verify the number of CEUs accredited to the student. To obtain a certificate of completion with your CEUs, please submit your request to ce@tulsacc.edu. CEUs verification may take up to two weeks to be issued.

What is Credit and Non-Credit Programming?

Students may enroll through Continuing Education to attend the same classes offered for credit. This is called co-listing classes and is also referred to as credit/noncredit programming. Enrollment through Continuing Education will yield zero credit and will not build hours toward a degree plan at TCC, nor are you considered a TCC degree-seeking student; however, CEUs may be issued. In many instances, credit/noncredit classes offer students the benefits of getting the instruction you need without barriers to enrollment such as placement tests, high school transcript, or general education required for a degree.

Review materials needed for your non credit course(s) in your syllabus.

If you’re interested in enrolling at TCC as a credit student, please refer to TCC Admission for credit and degree enrollment instructions.

I am a TCC student and I have a T#, is my login information the same as MyTCC?

No, you must complete a separate Student Profile with TCC-CEWD.

When you register for any TCC-CEWD course(s), students will create a student profile with a limited amount of personal information so TCC-CEWD can maintain a record of students' attendance and/or grades. For registration purposes, we ask for the student's name, address, phone number, and date of birth. Firefox is the preferred browser to register yourself online.

TCC-CEWD uses your personal information to provided you up-to-date instructions about learning events, to notify you of any important changes, and to communicate special offers.

To register for classes online, students may pay with any major credit card. Click on "read more" to see the class description and "register" to add the course to your cart. Click the cart icon at the top to complete your brief profile information, payment, and course registration.

The TCC Continuing Education department is currently working remotely due to COVID-19 college policies. Therefore, we are not accepting cash or money orders in person at this time. All payments must be made over the phone or online with a credit or debit card.

For further registration assistance or questions, please contact us at 918-595-7200 or ce@tulsacc.edu.

If the class you are interested in is already full, add yourself to the waiting list and please check with us to see when it will be offered again. Please provide us with the course title when contacting us.

For ESL Classes

To register for classes, students must call ESL's office at 918-595-7536 or visit their office at TCC Northeast room 1512 in the Student Union Building.

Early registrations are encouraged at least one week before the first day of class to ensure adequate enrollment and space availability. Most courses fill up quickly, so please reserve your spot as soon as possible. Course tuition must be paid for in full at the time of registration. In addition, please read the course content for the list of material(s) you may need to purchase separately for the class unless indicated that all materials will be provided. Credit/Non-Credit class materials will be listed in the syllabus.

Please note that our programs are designed for adults, so participants must be at least 18 years of age unless otherwise approved by the course instructor. Each student must complete a separate online registration for each person registering.

Full payment is expected at the time of registration. We accept payments made by any major credit or debit card online. Checks made payable to Tulsa Community College are accepted at the TCC Continuing Education office via USPS:

Tulsa Community College - Northeast Campus
Continuing Education & Workforce Development
3727 East Apache Street, Suite AB142
Tulsa, OK 74115

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Can my employer pay for my course(s)?

Yes! For more information see our Invoice Policy.

TCC Continuing Education is pleased to offer discounts for the majority of our noncredit offerings to our internal and external communities! To take advantage of the discount, students must register over the phone. Please email us at ce@tulsacc.edu to schedule the phone appointment.

  • Senior Discount: 10%. Must be age 55+ by the course start date.
  • TCC Employee Discount: 10%. Must present employee ID number at time of registration.

Exclusions apply to English-as-a-Second Language (ESL) and Ed2Go courses. Exclusions also apply to courses that already have discounts (e.g., buy one, get one free). May not use both discounts together.

Supplies and textbooks are not included in the course fees unless stated in the course description. If you are enrolled in a Credit/Non-Credit class, you'll receive an email with access information to Blackboard, an online tool that allows faculty to add resources for students such as syllabi, homework assignments, etc. Please read your class syllabus to be informed of any materials that you will need.

Suggestion: Save your receipts and do not mark in the book or open the packet until the enrollment level ensures the class will run. The class cancellation decision will be made two full business days (M - F) before the first day of class for CEWD classes and up to class start date for Credit/Non-Credit classes.

For more information see the Attendance and Grade Policy.

What is Credit and Noncredit policy of course completion?

Our noncredit students enrolled in TCC credit classes must adhere to the attendance policies specific to each credit class, which will be listed in the syllabus.

TCC Continuing Education and Workforce Development (TCC-CEWD) will not issue 1098-T tax forms to students in Continuing Education classes. The IRS does not require that TCC-CEWD provide 1098-T forms to non-degree students. Students may consult with their accountant or tax preparer to determine if TCC-CEWD courses are deductible for tax purposes.

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Are you an instructor with a course proposal? We are always looking for more ways to support our community with workforce-strengthening activities. Please allow 2-3 weeks for evaluation and review.

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TCC Pete Seldon, EdD

Pete Selden, EdD

Vice President of Workforce Development

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