Business and Industry

The Workforce Development & Outreach office at Cloud County Community College provides opportunities for community education, workforce development training for individuals, and customized training for businesses. We strive to provide high quality training to enhance the knowledge and skills of the workforce while boosting job productivity and career potential. Our services support the business community and respond to its changing economic and industrial needs.

Community Education Classes:

Concert Choir

Class Description:

Concert Choir is a mixed-voice ensemble made up of community members as well as students enrolled for college credit. Emphasis on developing musical skills, exploring diverse musical literature, and offering a rewarding and enjoyable musical experience. Rehearsals are one evening per week. No audition is required.

Instructor: Olivia Arnold

Dates & Times: Rehearsals will be Wednesday evening from 6:00-7:25pm during the Fall 2024 semester, August 14 - December 12. Performances will be planned toward the second half of the semester.

Location: We will meet Wednesday, August 14 on Cloud’s Geary County Campus, 631 Caroline Ave in Junction City in Building D, Classroom D-1. Beginning August 21, we will meet at Faith Lutheran Church at 212 N Eisenhower in Junction City.

Register here.

A space is guaranteed upon successful registration and payment. Payment deadline is August 13.
The course fee for community members is $35.
Payment methods: Pay in person at Cloud CCC at 631 Caroline Ave, in the Administration Building with cash, check, or card. Or pay over the phone by contacting Kelly Wright, Campus Office Manager, at 785-238-8010 ext. 710.

You will receive a confirmation email upon successful registration and payment.

Contact Us:

For questions about the course, please contact: Jennifer Zabokrtsky, Geary County Campus Director, at 785-238-8010 ext. 723 or jzabokrtsky@cloud.edu.

Motorcycle Rider Education

People break into the biking world for many reasons: anticipating exciting adventures, reveling in the freedom of open roads, embracing the camaraderie that exists between bikers, and sporting the obvious “coolness factor” inherent in bikers top the list.

Whatever your reason, you’re in the right spot to embark on your own adventure.

Becoming a biker encompasses learning skills and understanding how and when to use them.

Our Motorcycle Safety Foundation trained coaches carry 160 years of combined riding experience. They’ve coached hundreds of bikers from very inexperienced and timid students to veteran riders. Each coach has a burning desire to help you embark on your riding career proficiently.

In the classroom you’ll learn biking basics and safety skills.

On the range you’ll learn basic skills like shifting and braking, maneuvering skills like accelerating and turning and safety skills like controlling skids and stopping quickly.

Our course is on 2 1/2 days typically beginning on Friday evening 5:45 pm-10:00 pm (all classroom) and continues Saturday and Sunday 7:45 am-5:00 pm (approximately 6 hours on motorcycle and 2 hours in classroom each day). Daytime classes are scheduled once a month for those who work weekends or other shifts. One-on-one private lessons can be scheduled at the student's convenience.

Successfully completing the Basic Rider Course gives you the privilege to skip any further riding or testing at the DMV and straightway receive the motorcycle endorsement on your license.

To register click here for more information and class dates.

To register for WFDO community education offerings click HERE

Workforce Development and Outreach

Community Education Classes:

Concert Choir

In the classroom you’ll learn biking basics and safety skills.

On the range you’ll learn basic skills like shifting and braking, maneuvering skills like accelerating and turning and safety skills like controlling skids and stopping quickly.

Locations

Concordia Campus

Geary County Campus