Class A CDL Program
Monday - Thursday     8am - 3pm (flexible after 1st week)    Atlantic Campus
Our Class A CDL training provides the skills you need to drive semi-trailers safely and confidently in just four weeks.
Program Highlights:
•    Online Entry-Level Driver Theory (ELDT): Study the basics at your own pace.
•    Hands-On Driving Training: Practice turning, backing, and driving on rural and suburban roads.
•    State-of-the-Art Simulators: Hone your skills with cutting-edge virtual training.
•    CDL Testing: Take your DOT exam with our Iowa DOT-certified examiner.
Completion Time: Four weeks, with early testing available for proficient students.
 

Monday - Thursday     8am - 3pm (flexible after 1st week) Atlantic, IA Campus
Our Class A CDL training provides the skills you need to drive semi-trailers safely and confidently in just four weeks.
Program Highlights:
•    Online Entry-Level Driver Theory (ELDT): Study the basics at your own pace.
•    Hands-On Driving Training: Practice turning, backing, and driving on rural and suburban roads.
•    State-of-the-Art Simulators: Hone your skills with cutting-edge virtual training.
•    CDL Testing: Take your DOT exam with our Iowa DOT-certified examiner.
Completion Time: Four weeks, with early testing available for proficient students.
 

Certified Medication Aide HYBRID  ATLANTIC/CLARINDA 
February 23, 2026- March 23rd, 2026
February 23rd Mandatory Orientation CB Campus due to IT support
Canvas Platform: February 22-March 23rd
Labs:  March 4, 9, 18-  ATLANTIC Center  10am-2pm  OR
Labs:  March 5, 10, 19  CLARINDA Center 10am-2pm

You will need a completed and signed Agency Agreement to upload for the registration of the class.
https://www.iwcc.edu/ce/health-amp-public-service/medication-programs/

More Information contact (712) 325-3255 or email:  ce@iwcc.edu
 

CNA  Atlantic
June 15-July 2, 2026
Provides basic nursing skills to care for patients and residents in a variety of health care facilities.

Class: June 15-June 25 M-Thurs;  Campus will be closed on Friday June 19th.
Clinical: June 29th- July 2nd from 7am-3:30pm  Location: TBA

Call (712) 325-3255 or email:  ce@iwcc.edu 
A completed and signed registration form, along with TB Test documentation is required for registration.

Atlantic/Clarinda CNA Hybrid Class
January 6th, 2026-February 6th.coursework, lab, & clinical
Orientation- Mandatory January 6th in Council Bluffs, Looft Hall  -location due to IT support
Labs: January 7, 12, 16, 21, 23, 26,  ATLANTIC Iowa Center  9am-2:15pm  OR
Labs: January 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27   CLARINDA Iowa Center  9am-2:15pm
Clinical:  All students February 2-6  7am-3:30pm  Location:  TBA

Call (712)325 3255  or email:  ce@iwcc.edu
A completed and signed registration form, along with TB Test documentation is required for registration.
https://www.iwcc.edu/ce/health-amp-public-service/cna-programs/
 

Monday - Thursday     8am - 3pm (flexible after 1st week)   Atlantic Campus

Earn your Class B CDL to operate vehicles like dump trucks and straight trucks in as little as 2–3 weeks.
Program Highlights:
•    Online Entry-Level Driver Theory (ELDT): Flexible online learning.
•    Hands-On Training: Road and range instruction with experienced instructors.
•    CDL Testing: Iowa DOT-certified exam included.
Completion Time: 2–3 weeks, with early testing available.

Monday - Thursday     8am - 3pm (flexible after 1st week)  

Earn your Class B CDL to operate vehicles like dump trucks and straight trucks in as little as 2–3 weeks.
Program Highlights:
•    Online Entry-Level Driver Theory (ELDT): Flexible online learning.
•    Hands-On Training: Road and range instruction with experienced instructors.
•    CDL Testing: Iowa DOT-certified exam included.
Completion Time: 2–3 weeks, with early testing available.

Monday - Thursday     8am - 3pm (flexible after 1st week) Atlantic Campus

Earn your Class B CDL to operate vehicles like dump trucks and straight trucks in as little as 2–3 weeks.
Program Highlights:
•    Online Entry-Level Driver Theory (ELDT): Flexible online learning.
•    Hands-On Training: Road and range instruction with experienced instructors.
•    CDL Testing: Iowa DOT-certified exam included.
Completion Time: 2–3 weeks, with early testing available.

This class meets on Monday from 10:00am-6:30pm. The Iowa Driver Improvement (DIP) will examine attitudes and behavior in relation to driving. It will focus on teaching drivers how their behind the wheel attitude affects their driving behavior. Its purpose is to give participants an opportunity to reflect on their driving behavior and make a commitment to positively alter their daily driving experience. Please note, cancellations must follow IWCC Policy. If not followed, a rescheduling fee will be applied.   

This class will be held on Tuesday and Thursdays from 4:00pm-10:00pm and on every other Saturday from 9:00am-4:00pm.

Traditional EMT class from January 12, 2026- May 15, 2026 in Atlantic 

The EMT course emphasizes the development of student skills in a patient assessment-based program, recognition of signs and symptoms regarding illness or injury and the proper procedures when rendering emergency care to the sick or injured. Students will be required to complete clinical/field internship.

8/18/25-12/12/25 - IWCC Atlantic Campus

4pm-10pm on Mondays and Thursdays

EMT course emphasizes the development of student skills in a patient assessment-based program, recognition of signs and symptoms regarding illness or injury and proper procedures when rendering emergency care to the sick or injured. Students will also be required to complete 36 hours of field internship and 24 hours of ER internship. 

June 13, 2026  10am-4:30pm 
This course is designed to educate and certify individuals who will be operating motorized vehicles. The course ensures that operators are knowledgeable about the safe and legal operation of MOPED. Bring have students bring a sack lunch as they will have 30-minute lunch break. 

May 18 & 19, 2026  10am-4:30pm
This class is for those that were arrested for an OWI over the age of 18. Class is designed to help each person reduce risk for any type of alcohol or drug problem by helping them understand and accept the need to make necessary changes to reduce the risk for future problems. The class meets state requirements under sections 321J.2 and 321J.17, Subsection 2, and is open to anyone wishing to better understand their problem. Students with limited English proficiency must provide their own interpreter.