Community Education Youth Programs, Personal Enrichment, and the Institute for Learning in Retirement offer courses for everyone.

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The FCC music program is led by expert musicians with lessons and ensembles open to students of all ages and all levels, from beginner to advanced, in a variety of formats. Annual Shields Music Scholarships are provided by the George L. Shields Scholarship Fund and the FCC Foundation. Continuing Education & Short-Term Training
Personal Enrichment Personal Enrichment Personal Enrichment
Discover new interests, learn new skills and meet new people at Frederick Community College. Offering unique, exciting and enjoyable classes, personal enrichment programs welcome participants to day, evening and weekend sessions. Continuing Education & Short-Term Training
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Designed for adults with intellectual disabilities to promote social, physical, and emotional well-being while helping participants function more independently at home, at work, and in the community. Continuing Education & Short-Term Training
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Youth Programs present unique educational opportunities for young students to discover, explore, and learn more about our world. From Kids and Teens on Campus to Homeschool Enrichment and Study Skills & Test Prep, topics include science, technology, creative and performance arts, cooking, music, the great outdoors, and much more. Continuing Education & Short-Term Training
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)
The evaluation of college-level or experience-based learning that an individual has achieved outside of traditional classroom environment that can be used to demonstrate college-level learning for academic credit awards. Learn more