Skill Building Education

Things to Know about Skills Building Education:

• You DO NOT have to be a student as West Hills College to take a community ed. class.
• These classes are designed to enrich and enhance skills you may already have or would like to develop.
• Dates and times are determined based on the need and demand of the community.
• If there is something you would like to learn more about and don't see it on this page please feel free leave your suggestion at the email listed in the left hand column.
• There is a fee per person, depending on necessary materials, to participate in the course.
• Skill building courses are not eligible for federal student aid funding.
• The length of the course depends on the information available and meeting times. They are usually one night a week for about an hour and half and will meet for 6 sessions. 

• These classes are not for college credit.

Are you interested in GED preparation and testing?

• If you want to pursue a rewarding career or continue your education, then getting your high school credential is the most important step you can take. Colleges as well as many employers require one. The HISET® exam, the new alternative to the GED® test, can help you achieve this important state-issued high school equivalency credential.