Harlan Campus     Mon - Thurs      8AM - 3PM
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.

Harlan Campus     Mon - Thurs      8AM - 3PM
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.

Harlan Campus     Mon - Thurs      8AM - 3PM
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.

Earn your Class B Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and prepare for a rewarding career operating vehicles such as dump trucks, straight trucks, concrete mixers, delivery trucks, and other Class B commercial vehicles. Our accelerated training program provides the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to become a safe and confident commercial driver.
Schedule: Monday – Thursday | 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Program Highlights: Online Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT): Hands-On Driving Instruction: Receive personalized road and range training from experienced CDL instructors. CDL Skills Testing Included: Complete your Iowa DOT-certified CDL examination on-site.    Career-Focused Training: Gain the skills employers are looking for in the transportation, construction, and public works industries.

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.  

December 15 from 10am-6:30pm 
Harlan Campus
This class meets 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.   

Class will meet from 8 am – 4pm Tuesday

This course will combine industrial controls symbols and diagrams with hands-on wiring. Students will learn how to interpret wiring diagrams by wiring circuits. Circuits include a latching relay, forward motor starter, and forward/reversing motor starter along with the 3-phase component. Students are encouraged to bring small terminal screw drivers, wire strippers, wire cutters, and an electrical meter.

Join our English Language Learning course and build confidence in reading, writing, and listening.

Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays  from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Iowa Western Campus in Harlan, Iowa. Attendance on the first two days of class is required for enrollment.

The program begins with a friendly orientation where you’ll complete an assessment in reading and listening and registration paperwork. Whether you’re just starting or looking to strengthen your English for work, school, or everyday life, our experienced instructors provide personalized, hands-on support to help you succeed. Take the next step—improve your English and expand your opportunities today! 

Work Toward Your High School Equivalency and Unlock New Opportunities!  

Classes are held on Mondays and Wednesdays  from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Iowa Western Campus in Harlan, Iowa. Attendance on the first two days of class is required for enrollment.

Get the skills and support you need to succeed with our High School Equivalency (HiSET) preparation course. The program begins with a welcoming orientation where you’ll complete paperwork and placement testing in reading and math. Our dedicated instructors provide engaging, personalized instruction in math, writing, reading, science, and social studies to help you confidently prepare for the HiSET exams. Take the next step toward your goals—earn your high school equivalency and open the door to new career and educational opportunities! 

Mental Health First Aid- Adult; Teaching Adults to Support Adult- August 5th, 2026  Harlan Center 8am-4:30pm

Individuals to attend
If someone you know is struggling in silence, your words could be their lifeline. Learn to spot the signs and say what matters most.
Work Groups to attend.
Give your team the skills to support others with expert-led group mental health trainings. Build stronger support systems at work, in schools or in your community.

Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to help a loved one who may be struggling. Through this training, you’ll learn how to recognize, understand and respond to signs of mental health or substance use challenges — and offer the first level of support.

Mental Health First Aid- Adult; Teaching Adults to Support Youth August 6th,  2026  Harlan, IA Center 8am-4:30pm

Individuals to attend
If someone you know is struggling in silence, your words could be their lifeline. Learn to spot the signs and say what matters most.
Work Groups to attend.
Give your team the skills to support others with expert-led group mental health trainings. Build stronger support systems at work, in schools or in your community.

Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to help a loved one who may be struggling. Through this training, you’ll learn how to recognize, understand and respond to signs of mental health or substance use challenges — and offer the first level of support.
 

September 26, 2026, 10am-4:30pm 
Harlan Campus
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. 
Students need to bring a sack lunch for their 30-minute lunch break. 

September 1 & 2, 2026, 10:00am-4:30pm 
Harlan Campus
This class meets on Tuesday and Wednesday from 10:00am-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.  

January 6 & 7, 2027, 10:00am-4:30pm 
Harlan Campus
This class meets on Wednesday and Thursday from 10:00am-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.  

Class is from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm, Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at the Harlan Center Location  Room #114

Gain a foundational understanding of LEAN principles in this introductory course. Explore essential LEAN concepts, learn to identify waste within processes, and discover practical strategies to foster a culture of efficiency and continuous improvement. Attendees will leave equipped with tools to drive organizational effectiveness and support a more engaged workforce. This course serves as a prerequisite to advancing onto the LEAN 101, 5S, Train the Trainer, Setup Reduction, Process Mapping, and Value Stream Series.