For 30 years, North Idaho College Workforce Training Center has met the ever-evolving training needs of the region’s workforce.
NIC Workforce Training offers learning opportunities that boost students’ economic self-sufficiency and increase business productivity while improving the quality of life and fostering economic prosperity for students and the greater community.
Whether you want to advance your career, develop a skill, or begin a new career journey, NIC Workforce Training has a program for you. You can choose classroom, self-study, or online courses to fit your lifestyle.
Classes are open to the public, generally without pre-admission, academic, or residential requirements.
NIC Workforce Training Center also works closely with industry and business partners to develop high-demand training. WTC specializes in apprenticeships, health career training, professional development, transportation, and safety training, serving more than 5,000 students annually.
Workforce Training Catalog
The NIC Workforce Training Center’s Fall Catalog is here! Inside our catalog, you'll find a world of opportunities.
Explore NIC Workforce Training’s accessible, affordable, and high-quality certificate, license, and apprenticeship programs and find your pathway to a rewarding career with wages that support a great quality of life in the Inland Northwest.
This issue highlights our emergency services and health careers programs, with a story about our most recent Firefighter 1 Academy graduation and another about one of our dental assisting students who has gone on and is now at NIC working toward her associate degree in dental hygiene.
On page 2, be sure to read about NIC Workforce Training’s first-ever apprenticeship graduation ceremony.
We encourage you to take some time to browse our wide range of courses. Whether you're looking to develop a new skill or embark on a new career, you'll find the right course here to take your next step!
Accreditation does not apply to non-credit programs
Please note, nearly all Workforce Training Center programs – including certificates and apprenticeships in health care, emergency services, trades, and industry, as well as Business and Professional Development, Special Interest, and Customized Training programs – DO NOT require accreditation.
The most up-to-date information on the accreditation issue can be found at www.nic.edu/keypoints/.