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To register for Community Education courses (OFK, Traffic School, Biotechnology):

(1) Click on the sign in link to register or create an account.

(2) Click on courses to browse classes by category.

(3) Add to cart the course you wish to register for.

(4) Complete course registration through the shopping cart check-out.

OHLONE FOR KIDS

Ohlone offers after school programs in Fremont and Newark children in grades 1-6 and summer enrichment courses for children entering grades 4-10. Visit www.ohloneforkids.com for more information.

EDUCATIONAL PARTNERS

Ohlone College is proud to partners with ed2go, the world's number one provider of online continuing education short courses. Our goal is to help you extend your reach without extending your resources. Courses are affortable, fun, fast, and convenient.

Ohlone College Community Education is proud to partner with Gatlin Educational Services to provide portals for online learning, professional development, and certification. All Gatlin classes are open-enrollment so that students can register and start at any time. All materials are shipped directly to the student upon registration. Ohlone-Gatlin students enjoy the convenience of a self-paced instructor supported course in a relaxed environment. Certificates are then provided by the Ohlone College Community Education upon successful program conclusion.

TRAFFIC SCHOOL ONLINE

Short on time? Well, don't let a traffic ticket stand between you and a good driving record. Community Education is proud to deliver online traffic school, defensive driving, and driver improvement courses straight through your web browser, into the comfort of your own home. Online traffic school is convenient, fast, and affordable. Spanish classes are also offered.

To enroll in Online Traffic School, click on trafficschoolonline.com

Community Education classes are offered in addition to Ohlone’s instructional program. Our goal is to provide a wide range of programs to meet community needs and interests. College credit is not earned for our classes; there are no grades or tests. Our fee-supported classes are not funded by taxpayers’ dollars. The college does not endorse any product or the services of any presenter.

Updated 12/22/08