Take a course or earn your degree without putting your life on hold. NWTC programs and classes are offered in a variety of ways to make learning convenient for you.
To view available classes, go to the Find a Class page and narrow your search by delivery method and schedule.
How do you want to learn?
In-Person
Your instructor and fellow students are with you, face-to-face, in the classroom and/or lab. Classes are held on specific dates/times.
Online
Learn anytime and anywhere you have access to the internet. Instructors are just a click away. View device and browser requirements »
Video Conference
Come to a campus for class on specific dates/times. You’ll engage with your instructor virtually through video conference technology, connecting room to room.
Web-conference
Learn anywhere you have access to the internet. Virtually meet at specific dates/times, connecting people to people. View device and browser requirements »
Blended
Online and one of the following delivery types: in person, video conference, or web conference.
Learning in Community (LinC)
Study and work in a group of no more than 24 students. Together, the group will take two or more classes which will be linked in multiple ways.
Where do you want to learn?
In addition to classrooms and learning labs specifically designed for your academic program, NWTC offers many more ways to gain knowledge and experience in your chosen career field.
Experiential Learning
Mobile Labs
On-Campus Labs
What kind of class works best for you?
Full Semester Class
Attend class as scheduled the entire length of the semester or longer.
Accelerated Class
Earn the same number of credits as in a traditional class but in less class time. You’ll experience more independent projects, fewer class meetings.
Self-Paced Class
Student driven completion with available instructor support to be completed within class dates.
Weekend Class
Classes are held Friday after 4pm, and/or Saturday, and/or Sunday.
Seminar
Step up your skills and knowledge with short, non-credit seminars offered through NWTC’s Corporate Training and Educational Development department.