Register for a Workforce Development Course
If you're interested in registering for a Workforce Development or Continuing Education (WDCE) course, you may do so online or in person at your local campus. Please note that the process for registering for WDCE courses differs from that for credit courses. See instructions for registering for credit programs.
Follow the instructions on the Checklist for Success below to ensure successful enrollment in a WDCE courses.
How to Register in 3 Clicks
1. Choose Your Course
2. Register for Your Course
1. Register Online
You may easily complete the course registration form online. You will need the CRN and course information found on the course pages.
2. Register In-Person
Visit your local WDCE office to complete your registration in person. Find your campus office for days and hours of operation.
3. Pay and Confirm
Policies
Refund Policy
A student who withdraws by the last business day before the first class meeting of the course(s) is entitled to a full refund of all extension (account) fees. A request for withdrawal must be received by the president or his or her designee no later than the end of the last regular business day of the college before the first meeting of the course(s).
Cancellation and Course Change Policy
The college reserves the right to limit the number of students registered in any course, to cancel any courses for which there is insufficient enrollment, and to make changes in the schedule as circumstances require. Course cancellations will be announced before the first day of class.
Checklist for Success
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Explore Available Courses
Browse the Workforce Development and Continuing Education course listings to find a program that aligns with your goals. Offerings include:
- Career and Technical Training
- Personal Enrichment Classes
- Business and Industry Services
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Register for Your Chosen Course
Once you've selected a course, follow the registration instructions provided on the program page. Please note that registration processes may vary depending on the program. -
Set Up and Log Into Your myCTState Account
Create or access your myCTState account to manage your registration, payments, and course details. -
Explore Financial Assistance Options
Financial assistance may be available for eligible students. Visit the Funding Options page to learn about scholarships, grants, and other available resources. -
Pay Tuition and Fees
Follow the payment instructions provided upon registration. Ensure your tuition and fees are paid in full before your course begins. -
Obtain Required Textbooks
Check your course materials list and purchase any required textbooks or supplies prior to the start of class. -
Get Your CT State Student ID
Visit your campus or follow the online instructions for your campus to receive your official CT State student photo ID. -
Get Your Textbooks
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Attend and Complete Your Course
Engage fully in your course to develop new skills and knowledge. Upon successful completion, you may receive a certificate or other credential, depending on the program.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can register online using our secure registration form or visit your local CT State campus. Online registration is available 24/7, and in-person assistance is available during campus business hours.
No. Workforce Development and Continuing Education (WDCE) courses are open to everyone. You don’t need to apply to the college—just register and pay for your course.
We accept credit and debit cards, money orders, and checks. Payment instructions will be provided during registration. Some courses require full payment before the first day of class. Payment can be done online or at each campus business office.
Payment plans may be available.
Yes. You can receive a full refund if you cancel your registration 24 hours before your class begins. Refunds are not available after that time or for missed classes.
You'll receive a confirmation email with details about your course, any materials you need and next steps. If you don’t receive confirmation within 24 hours, contact your local campus.
Contact your local Workforce Development office and our staff will help you choose the best course for you.
Most WDCE programs are open to adults 18 and older; however, some may be open to ages 16+. Some youth programs are available seasonally. If applicable, age requirements will be listed in the course description.
No. WDCE courses are non-credit, but many lead to industry-recognized certificates and credentials that can help you get a job or advance your career.