Online Personal & Professional Development

Build workplace skills, explore a new interest, or strengthen your knowledge with flexible online courses through Texarkana College Community Education.

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Learn Something New—On Your Schedule

Texarkana College Community Education partners with ed2go to offer convenient, non-credit online courses for professional development, workplace skills, and personal enrichment.

Choose from instructor-moderated and self-guided learning options. Instructor-moderated courses commonly run on a six-week schedule with new sessions beginning regularly, while self-guided courses provide immediate access to lessons and generally allow additional time for independent completion. Available formats and schedules vary by course.

How Online Short Courses Work

100% Online

Learn from home or anywhere you have reliable internet access.

Non-Credit

Build practical knowledge and skills without enrolling in a degree program.

Two Learning Options

Instructor-moderated and self-guided courses are available across the catalog.

Flexible Starts

Choose scheduled sessions or independent learning, depending on the course.

Explore Areas of Study

Business & Accounting

Build skills in accounting, finance, management, supervision, entrepreneurship, grant writing, and other business topics.

Computer Applications & Technology

Strengthen skills in Microsoft Office, QuickBooks, web tools, programming, computer applications, and related technology.

Writing & Communication

Improve grammar, professional writing, communication, creative writing, and other language-based skills.

Languages

Explore conversational language courses and other opportunities to build communication skills.

Health & Fitness

Learn about wellness, fitness, healthcare topics, and personal well-being.

Creative & Personal Interests

Explore art, design, photography, hobbies, personal finance, test preparation, and other enrichment topics.

Professional Growth, Personal Enrichment, or Both

Online short courses can be useful whether you are strengthening skills for work, preparing for a new responsibility, or simply learning something because it interests you. Topics available through the catalog may include accounting fundamentals, grant writing, project management, Microsoft Excel, QuickBooks, Spanish, sign language, web and computer skills, design, writing, and more.

Because the catalog changes over time, use the online course catalog for the most current course descriptions, schedules, and pricing.

Online Personal & Professional Development FAQs

Instructor-moderated courses follow a scheduled session and provide a structured pace. Self-guided courses make the lessons available for independent study so you can progress on your own schedule. The course listing will show the learning options available for that course.

No. These are non-credit Community Education courses intended for skill building, professional development, and personal enrichment.

Start dates depend on the learning format. Instructor-moderated courses begin on scheduled dates, while self-guided courses can generally begin after enrollment. Check the course listing for the current schedule.

Select Browse Online Courses to visit Texarkana College’s ed2go course catalog, where you can review current offerings, pricing, schedules, and enrollment options.

Looking for In-Person Community Education Classes?

Texarkana College also offers local Community Education classes in areas such as arts and crafts, culinary arts, music and dance, sports and fitness, technology, youth programs, and more. Those offerings are separate from the online ed2go catalog.

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Start Learning Online

Explore current online courses and choose the learning option that works for you.

Community Education Contacts

Holli Easley

Community Education Director

Melissa Box

Community Education Specialist