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Higher education has many different pathways, and we want to help find the best one for you. With more than 70 degree or certificate programs — along with short-term training, continuing education, personal enrichment and dual credit courses — there is something at Kish for everyone.
Kish may be the first step toward a bachelor’s degree or more. We pride ourselves on creating a seamless transition for students who are looking to further their education. And there are plenty of benefits in making Kish your first stop in higher education.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses give students the training and hands-on context to take on high-demand jobs immediately after Kish. You will learn real-world skills for the career of your choice.
Earn your GED. Learn English as a second language. Gain job skills needed to enter the workforce. Everyone’s education journey is different. It’s never too late to improve basic skills.
Get a jump start on your college education with dual credit while you’re in high school. Kish partners with area high schools to provide a variety of opportunities.
Learning is for everybody at any stage in life. Our Community Education program offers courses in a variety of different special interest and continuing education topics.
Undecided? That’s OK! Choosing a career is not easy. But it is helpful to get a better understanding of yourself and your interests. Use our resources to help decide on which route is best for you.
The Kishwaukee College Continuing Education department will offer seven Therapeutic Massage classes during the Summer and Fall 2024 semesters. The classes provide Continuing Education Units (CEUs), which measure professional development.
Read MoreKishwaukee College named Perla Gonzales as the winner of the 2024 Gandhi/King Peace Scholarship. Gonzales was selected after submitting an essay where contestants outlined a plan for a nonviolent response to the problems of hate and discrimination and drew upon the lives and writings of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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