CNA Shenandoah EVENING Class August 7th- August 27th, 2026

Monday-Friday

Provides basic nursing skills to care for patients and residents in a variety of long-term care facilities.

Class:  August 7th-August 21st 4pm-8:45pm  Shenandoah Center
Clinical: August 24,25,26, & 27th  7am-3:30pm   Location: TBA  Please note, four clinical sessions will be held during daytime hours.

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

Hybrid CNA in Shenandoah: October 5th - November 6th, 2026

Provides basic nursing skills to care for patients and residents in a variety of long-term care facilities.

Class: Mandated Orientation October 5th 8:30am 4:30pm
Canvas Platform: Online from October 5th- October 31st 
Labs: October 8, 12 (opt), 15, 19 (opt), 22, 29  9am-2:15pm
Clinical: November 2nd- November 5 , with November 6th a snow makeup day;  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.

February 16, 2027, from 10am-6:30pm 
Shenandoah 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.   

Mental Health First Aid- Adult; Teaching Adults to Support Adults  July 22nd , 2026  Shenandoah 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- Youth; Teaching Adults to Support Youth- July 23rd,  2026  Shenandoah 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.

July 13 & 14, 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.   

Numbers don't have to be scary. This session breaks down the basics of bookkeeping in a way that makes sense for everyday business owners covering how to track your money, organize your records, and understand what your financials are actually telling you about your business.

Starting a business can feel overwhelming — but it doesn't have to be. This session covers the basics every new business owner needs to know before they launch, including business structures, registration, licenses, and the key steps to getting your business off on the right foot.

Did you know the way your store is set up can directly impact how much customers spend? This session dives into the basics of retail design and shows you how small changes to your layout, displays, and overall atmosphere can make a big difference in your customer experience and your bottom line.

Not sure how to talk to your bank about your business? You're not alone. This session breaks down the basics of working with a financial institution from opening a business account to understanding loan requirements so you can walk in with confidence and a clear plan.

Class is from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm, Tuesday, July 14, 2026, at the Shenandoah Center Location - Room # 109

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.