Continuing Education
The Office of Continuing Education offers noncredit courses for students ages 7 to 97, creating endless possibilities for learning. Continuing Education classes are offered at SUNY Adirondack’s Queensbury campus, SUNY Adirondack Saratoga in Wilton, the college’s Culinary Arts Center in Glens Falls, Saratoga Springs City School District and other locations around the region. Offerings include workforce training, personal enrichment, youth education and outdoor education.
Continuing Education Catalog
Browse our noncredit course offerings, including workforce training and personal enrichment programs.
Registration and policies
View our Continuing Education registration information page for important details about noncredit course registration, payment, refund/tuition liability policy, college closings and delays, parking and more.
Interested in teaching a class?
Short duration, noncredit programs are cooperative efforts between SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education, business and industry, community agencies, area professionals and the community at large. If you would like to propose a Continuing Education course to be offered in future semesters, please complete our course proposal form.
Give the gift of education!
We are offering Learning Gift Certificates, perfect for giving to friends, loved ones or colleagues. Gift a specific Continuing Education course or an amount of your choosing. Please note: Requests for certificates purchased after Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2024 will be processed after Jan. 2, 2025. Learn more and order your Learning Gift Certificate here.
Looking for Workforce Development offerings?
SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education provides a variety of noncredit courses that support career preparation and professional development across a range of industries.
StartUp ADK
Thinking of starting or expanding a small business, improving your management skills or quickly advancing your business education? StartUp ADK, an online course offered in the fall and spring semesters, focuses on the business planning process and the exploration of critical information necessary to start or scale up a small business! Areas to be explored include marketing, market research, accounting, tax issues, cash flow, financial projections, legal considerations, human resources, business insurance and more.