The ed2go partnership helps UAH meet the growing demand for accessible, career-focused education while supporting the workforce needs of one of the nation's fastest-growing communities.
The University of Alabama in Huntsville's Office of Professional and Continuing Education (OPCE) has partnered with ed2go, a leading provider of online career and workforce training programs, to expand its online career training and skills-building offerings while complementing its established professional development programs.
Together with ed2go, we're creating more pathways for individuals to gain in-demand skills, advance their careers, and support the continued success of our community.
This partnership helps UAH meet the growing demand for accessible, career-focused education while supporting the workforce needs of one of the nation's fastest-growing communities," said Larry Couvillon, Director of the Office of Professional and Continuing Education at UAH. "As our region continues to grow, we're expanding access to flexible learning opportunities that complement UAH's academic and professional education offerings and connect higher education with workforce development. Together, we're creating more pathways for individuals to gain in-demand skills, advance their careers, and support the continued success of our community," added Couvillon.
The partnership adds hundreds of flexible online courses and certification programs in high-demand fields such as healthcare, information technology, business, and skilled trades. These new offerings complement OPCE's existing certificates, leadership programs, and professional development courses while providing additional opportunities for learners to gain new skills, advance their careers, or explore new professional pathways.
Available to working professionals, job seekers, career changers, and lifelong learners, ed2go courses can be accessed online and completed at a pace that fits participants' schedules. The partnership reflects UAH's ongoing commitment to supporting workforce development and meeting the evolving needs of individuals and employers across the region.
For more information and to explore available pathways, visit opce.uah.edu