The Continuing Education Division offers pathways to new job skills for new careers, advancement in the workplace, as well as personal and cultural enrichment. 

This division also provides special services to help meet the educational and training needs of business and industry in Chesterfield, Marlboro and Dillon counties.  This includes workshops, lectures and special training projects. The division also offers coordinating and planning services for business, industry and agencies in the service area.

For more information call 1-800-921-7399 from within Chesterfield, Marlboro or Dillon Counties. Or, call 843-921-6923 or 921-6924.

Below are links to the course offerings for Spring 2008:

OnCampus Courses from NETC - PDF
 
OnLine Courses from Ed2Go* - Webpage / PDF

OnLine Courses from Gatlin* - -Webpage / PDF

*You can also access on-line course listings by clicking on the corresponding logo to the right.

Classes are offered at each of NETC's campuses in Dillon, Pageland, Bennettsville and Cheraw and are noted on the Classroom Course Listings.

Registration
Requirements for admission to the various courses in Continuing Education depend on the nature of the course involved. Generally, the student enrolls in the selected course by completing a registration from and paying course fees

Or, fill out an electronic registration
(EXCEL document) form and
email to Continuing Education.

Cancellation & Refunds
NETC may cancel Continuing Education classes due to insufficient enrollment. A minimum number of students is required for each course to be taught. The class is usually cancelled if fewer than the minimum number are enrolled by the start of the class. Tuition will be refunded in full if the college cancels the class. If the class is taught and the student fails to attend, or drops the class without advance withdrawal, no refund is given. 

Students under the age of 16 may take classes with the written approval of parent or guardian; however, some classes are not available to minors due to SC laws or instructor discretion. Senior citizens can take classes for free as long as they are 60 years or older, do not receive compensation as a full time employee, and the class has a full enrollment. In this case, individuals must complete a Senior Citizens Waiver form and the normal registration application (no charge). Otherwise, Senior Citizens pay the same fees as advertised for all classes.