The mission of Harrison County Lifelong Learning is to provide access to a wide range of education and training opportunities for the adult residents of the Harrison County, Indiana area.
As an adult education facility formed in 2001 by Harrison County Government, Lifelong Learning serves self-motivated students by offering a variety of educational opportunities at the local level. The center partners with several educational institutions and community resources to increase the skills and abilities of local citizens while empowering and enriching their lives in an effort to promote a lifetime of learning.
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Computer Education Classes Now Available!
Harrison County Lifelong Learning's fall computer class schedule includes Computer Basics, Microsoft Word, Excel I & II, PowerPoint and Email Essentials. Classes are scheduled from August through December. Please visit the Computer Education page for a printable schedule.
Server Training Course Offered at Lifelong Learning
On Monday, August 9, Harrison County Lifelong Learning will host an Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commission Server Training course. The class will be held from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. and costs $10 per person. Students must bring a government-issued photo ID. Class includes an exam and certificate. To register, please call the Learning Center. For more information on the server training requirements, please visit the Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commission.
Official GED Testing Available in Corydon
Approximately every 8-weeks, Harrison County Lifelong Learning hosts Official GED Testing. The 7-hour test is taken over two days and includes 5 sections; Mathematics, Reading, Writing (including an essay), Science and Social Studies. The Official GED Test will be administered at Lifelong Learning on Thursday, August 12 and Friday, August 13, 2010. The cost of the GED Test is $70.00 and is due at pre-registration. For more information, please visit our General Education page or call the Learning Center.
Ivy Tech Community College Announces Fall Classes
Each semester Harrison County Lifelong Learning offers Ivy Tech Community College classes via the Internet and 2-way video technology. Distance education allows students greater flexibility to attend college and often without the travel expenses related to on-campus classes. For a complete list of classes offered for the fall 2010 semester, please visit the Post Secondary Opportunities page.
