Non-Credit Workforce Resources

The purpose of this content is to provide easily accessible resources specific to institutional workforce directors and support staff. Non-Credit Workforce Education/Training is defined as non-credit postsecondary courses that develop or enhance occupational, technical, and/or durable skills of individuals – whether employed, underemployed, or unemployed – to meet the needs of employers and/or increase individual opportunity in the labor market. Courses may include methods such as lecture, workshop, customized training, apprenticeship, etc. While these courses carry no institutional credit applicable toward a degree, diploma, or certificate, the competencies and skills attained through Workforce Education/Training could apply toward a prior learning credit.

Agency Contact Information for Non-Credit Workforce:

Tina Moore                                                      
Director of Workforce Development                      
(501) 682-1602                                                  
Tina.Moore@adhe.edu                                    

Two-Year Institutional Contacts Four-Year Institutional Contacts

Non-Credit Workforce Reporting Guidelines (AHEIS Manual)
AHEIS reporting guidelines outline schedules, files, fields, and layouts required to report non-credit workforce training/education offered by Arkansas public colleges and universities. 

Additional Information for Completion Types
Additional guidance for classifying and categorizing types of non-credit workforce training and credentials.

Submit a question to the ADHE Workforce Team
Complete the form linked above to submit questions to the ADHE Workforce Team. Submitted questions may be added to the ADHE Non-Credit Workforce FAQ webpage. Individual/institutional information will not be shared outside of the ADHE Workforce Team. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Non-Credit Data and Reporting FAQs

Non-credit Types & Definitions FAQs