EACC's Department of Continuing Education and Workforce Development has announced its Spring Schedule of classes for students of every age.

The schedule offers a wide variety of unique Personal Interest & Senior Sage (students aged 50+) classes for adults including the following Art, Equine, Technology, Fitness and other Specialty classes: Western Riding Techniques II, Basic Equine Principles & Techniques, Trail Riding, Conditioning, Aerobics, Yoga, Zumba, Tennis, Sewing, Pottery, Decorative Welding, Game Design, T-Shirt Memory Quilting, Creative Cake Decorating, Painting, Photography Basics and Beyond, Picture Perfect, Introduction to Computers, Introduction to iPad, Advanced Excel, Ballroom Dancing, College Singers, Boater Education Course, AR Concealed Carry Course, Sign Language, AARP Safe Driving Course, and more.     

Travelers will enjoy the annual African American Heritage Tour to the BB King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center in Indianola, Mississippi.  From the cotton fields, street corners and juke joints of the Mississippi Delta came a new kind of music, the blues.  Considered by many to be the only true indigenous American music, this form that has influenced musicians worldwide is deeply rooted in Delta soil, and so Riley B.B. King, the man who helped spread the blues as its foremost ambassador.  The day trip will feature a visit to Indianola, Mississippi for a tour of the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center.  The deadline for registration is Friday, January 27.    

The Continuing Education and Workforce Development schedule for Professional Development classes includes: Real Estate Continuing Education, Insurance Continuing Education, Healthcare Provider CPR, Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Refresher course, and the Paramedic Refresher course.

The Kids on Campus programs include:  Gymnastics (Ages 3+), Pre-K Picasso Art, Youth Horseback Riding, Slammin’ Jammin’ Guitar Lessons, Valentine Cupcake and Cookie Decorating, and ACT Prep.

Click Here for the complete schedule of Spring Continuing Education or Workforce Development classes. Pre-registration is required for all classes and events. For more information about classes, fees, and their locations, call 870-633-4480 ext. 333 or 261. Tuition waivers are available for credit classes for students aged 50+.