The mission of Harrison County Lifelong Learning is to advance the knowledge and skills, through programs that enrich the lives of Harrison County residents, while meeting the needs of the community. Harrison County Lifelong Learning will be a leader in connecting Harrison County residents to the resources needed to be successful.
Harrison County Lifelong Learning 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. Please let us know if there is a class you would like offered.
For the latest on class offerings, Upcoming Events and Test Sessions, check us out on social media!
Join local employers for a free job fair at Harrison County Fairgrounds’ Windell Ag. Building in downtown Corydon. Bring fresh copies of your resume, network with employer representatives and enjoy the on-site food trucks! Full & Part-Time openings in Retail, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Human Services, Automotive and Transportation and more! Thank you to our generous sponsors,
A Career Coach is at Harrison County Lifelong Learning on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM and Thursdays from 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM. Individuals can stop in or make an appointment to conduct job searches, prepare a resume, complete a skills assessment, develop a career plan and receive information on workforce training, referrals, and placement services. For more information, contact Karen Bruce at 812 620-6892.
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD) is reminding Hoosiers that applying for unemployment insurance benefits is completed electronically. Hoosiers can apply on a computer or smartphone. For more information on unemployment insurance, visit, unemployment.in.gov or call the UI Help Desk at 1-800-891-6499.
Harrison County Lifelong Learning is now offering a series of training programs designed to prepare adults for in-demand careers in manufacturing, industrial maintenance, robotics and more. These programs are self-paced, flexible, and create job-ready skills using Amatrol industrial trainers and lead to nationally recognized SACA (Smart Automation Certification Alliance) micro-certifications. The certification is also eligible for college credit, giving students a head start toward their education and career goals. Each course is $500 and financial assistance is available to area residents. For more information or to register for an individualized orientation session, contact Wilbert Best, Technology & Skills Instructor at 812 738-7736 or Wilbert@HarrisonLifelongLearning.com
With the support of the Duke Energy Foundation, Harrison County Lifelong Learning will be hosting a Fall Robotics Camp for area youth. Led by Wilbert Best, our Technology and Skills Instructor and a VEX Robotics World Judge, students will learn to design, build and program robots while working in teams to solve real challenges. The program creates a supportive environment where young people can build confidence, strengthen problem solving skills, and gain meaningful exposure to STEM learning in a way that feels exciting and accessible. Open to students age 10-17, registration is available now for the Fall Camp in September,
https://events.humanitix.com/vex-robotics-fall-camp
Harrison County Lifelong Learning is now offering a series of training programs designed to prepare adults for in-demand careers in manufacturing, industrial maintenance, robotics and more. These programs are self-paced, flexible, and create job-ready skills using Amatrol industrial trainers and lead to nationally recognized SACA (Smart Automation Certification Alliance) micro-certifications. The certification is also eligible for college credit, giving students a head start toward their education and career goals. Each course is $500 and financial assistance is available to area residents. For more information or to register for an individualized orientation session, contact Wilbert Best, Technology & Skills Instructor at 812 738-7736 or Wilbert@HarrisonLifelongLearning.com
With the support of the Duke Energy Foundation, Harrison County Lifelong Learning will be hosting a Fall Robotics Camp for area youth. Led by Wilbert Best, our Technology and Skills Instructor and a VEX Robotics World Judge, students will learn to design, build and program robots while working in teams to solve real challenges. The program creates a supportive environment where young people can build confidence, strengthen problem solving skills, and gain meaningful exposure to STEM learning in a way that feels exciting and accessible. Open to students age 10-17, registration is available now for the Fall Camp in September, https://events.humanitix.com/vex-robotics-fall-camp
