Community Education Course Proposals
Community Education courses are designed for personal enrichment and lifelong learning. Popular topics include arts and crafts, outdoor recreation, wellness, technology, personal finance, language and culture, special interests, and more.
What is Community Education?
Successful courses are:
- Relevant to community interests and needs
- Engaging and hands-on
- Appropriate for adult learners
- Offered in a format that is accessible and affordable
- Led by individuals with demonstrated knowledge or experience in the subject area
You do not need to be a college faculty member to teach a Community Education course. We welcome proposals from community experts, professionals, hobbyists, retirees, entrepreneurs, and CCC employees.
What happens after I submit?
Our team reviews each proposal to determine whether it is a good fit for Community Education programming.
If your proposal is selected, we will work with you to:
- Refine course details and learning outcomes
- Determine scheduling and delivery format
- Establish instructor compensation, if applicable
- Set registration requirements and course fees
- Prepare your course for promotion and enrollment
Submission of a proposal does not guarantee that a course will be scheduled.
How to register
Courses must be offered outside regular work responsibilities and may require supervisor approval depending on employment status. Additional college policies and procedures apply.
For questions, contact the Continuing Education team by calling (928) 226-4254 or emailing ccc2community@coconino.edu before submitting your proposal.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a Community Education course?
Community Education courses are non-credit classes designed for personal enrichment, skill development, and lifelong learning. Participants attend to learn something new, explore an interest, or develop practical skills without earning college credit.
- Do I need teaching experience?
Not necessarily. We look for instructors with knowledge, experience, or expertise in their subject area, along with the ability to engage and communicate effectively with learners.
- Will I be paid?
Instructor compensation varies depending on the type of course and program structure. Compensation details are discussed during the course development process.
