“Return to Learn” is a collaborative initiative between the state of Michigan and St. Clair County Community College to encourage adults in the work force to return to college to complete a degree.
“Return to Learn” will help working-age adults return to the classroom to complete the degrees and training they need to get better jobs and earn higher incomes.
In announcing November as “Return to Learn” month, Gov. Jennifer Granholm noted Michigan is below the national average in the number of residents with college degrees. And the state is above average when it comes to residents who left higher education without completing a degree, certificate or other valuable credential.
Click on the links below to learn about programs and services at SC4 to help adults “Return to Learn”:
- YES! Skills to work, college entry preparation, free job training, GED preparation
- Computer skills and certification
- Lifetime employment services
- Career resources
We know you’re busy, so we’ve created the following form to make it easy for you to contact St. Clair County Community College and get the information you need to “Return to Learn.”
St. Clair County Community College online resources:
For more information about the "Return to Learn" program in Michigan, and a list of all the participating colleges and universities, follow this link to Governor Granholm's Web site or this link directly to the "Return to Learn" Web page.
