NEW! Master the essentials of prompt engineering and learn how to use AI tools to enhance productivity, streamline tasks, and improve workplace communication. This hands-on course teaches participants how to write effective prompts for text, image, video generation, marketing copy and materials, create AI-assisted workflows, and apply generative AI responsibly across any profession. It is recommended that students have access to a paid AI account through ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Grok.

M, 11/16 - 12/7, 7:00pm - 9:30pm

Remote Live

B2B Marketing for Growth: Foundations & Strategy (NEW)

Build a strong foundation in B2B marketing and learn how to create strategies that drive business growth. This course introduces key concepts such as buyer personas, competitive positioning, market analysis, and the integration of AI-driven marketing tools. Participants will explore how to identify target audiences, develop effective go-to-market (GTM) strategies, and differentiate their business in a digital-first environment. Through hands-on activities, students will learn how to design impactful marketing plans, manage budgets, and apply data analytics to optimize performance. The course concludes with a final project where each participant develops a customized B2B marketing plan tailored to their business or professional role.

AEBU 290 002E

T, Th - 11/3 - 11/19, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

iPhone Photography for Seniors 60+: Make your photos from SNAPSHOTS into GREAT SHOTS! Instruction, techniques and insight that goes beyond the camera manual to teach you how to develop your creative eye, create better photos. You will also learn how to edit, print, matt, and frame to make your photos “show-ready”!

AEAS 035 003E

TH, 9am - 11am, 7/9 - 8/6

Navigating devices can be a challenge. In this workshop, students will learn how to find lost files and emails, save favorite websites, and recover recently closed browser windows. We'll cover these and other helpful tips based on the most common tech questions from older adults. An open tech support Q&A will follow the workshop.

AEAS 067 Sec 003E

Th, 7/16, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Customer service agents, order management associates, and associates in other supply chain domains should understand the importance and extent of customer service and order management processes, techniques, and terminology that support order fulfillment and management. Topics include the elements of the order process, customer relationship management, management of challenging customers, effective customer communications, returns and reverse logistics, and performance metrics.

AEBU 158 009E

This course is an online, independent, self-study program with an estimated completion time of 40 hours.

Digital Marketing for B2B Businesses (NEW)

Gain practical, results-oriented digital marketing skills designed specifically for B2B organizations. This course provides hands-on training in SEO, LinkedIn marketing, pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, email automation, and AI-powered tools that enhance lead generation and conversion. Participants will learn to optimize websites for visibility, leverage LinkedIn for social selling, and design effective ad campaigns across Google and LinkedIn. The curriculum also covers advanced techniques in email marketing and automation to nurture leads efficiently, along with applications of AI—such as chatbots, predictive analytics, and personalization—to improve marketing performance and engagement.

AEBU 291 002E

T, Th - 12/1 - 12/17, 6:00 - 8:00pm

Boost your test taking skills!
Develop a reliable study program for the four areas required to obtain your GED: Reasoning through Language Arts; Mathematical Reasoning; Science; and Social Studies. You should be prepared to do work at home as well as in
class. Learn strategies to maximize your chances for success. (60 hrs).

AETP 124 Sec 085E - Hybrid 
M, W, 10/12 - 12/14, 6:30 - 9:00 pm

No class on 11/25

This course is the first segment of the two-year training process in the Alternate Route to Teaching Program introducing aspiring teachers to a teaching career. Topics include lesson planning, resume and interview process, professional disposition and expectations, school law and ethics, instructional models, technology in education and overview of child development process.  The course is a combination of 9 hours of in-person sessions, 21 hours of weekly asynchronous coursework, 8 observation hours and 12 clinical experience hours. 

AEDU 144 Sec 007E

Th, 10/8 - 12/17

6:00 - 9:00 pm 

Introduction to the Entertainment Industry provides foundational knowledge about the different stages of production, job opportunities, and professional expectations in film and television. Students will learn industry-specific terminology and processes related to above- and below-the-line positions, how a creative project moves from script to screen, and how to start and build a film or television career. With an emphasis on industry standards, practices and procedures, on-set safety protocols, and the realities of the job market, students will be best prepared to advance to the next level of training and start their careers in the industry.

M, Th, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

6/8 - 7/30/2026

No class on 7/2

Introduction to the Entertainment Industry provides foundational knowledge about the different stages of production, job opportunities, and professional expectations in film and television. Students will learn industry-specific terminology and processes related to above- and below-the-line positions, how a creative project moves from script to screen, and how to start and build a film or television career. With an emphasis on industry standards, practices and procedures, on-set safety protocols, and the realities of the job market, students will be best prepared to advance to the next level of training and start their careers in the industry.

M, Th, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

9/28 - 11/16

Introduction to the Entertainment Industry provides foundational knowledge about the different stages of production, job opportunities, and professional expectations in film and television. Students will learn industry-specific terminology and processes related to above- and below-the-line positions, how a creative project moves from script to screen, and how to start and build a film or television career. With an emphasis on industry standards, practices and procedures, on-set safety protocols, and the realities of the job market, students will be best prepared to advance to the next level of training and start their careers in the industry.

M, Th, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

10/26 - 12/17

Keep Watching the Skies! The Golden Age of Science Fiction Films

The decade of the 1950’s became known as the “golden age” of science-fiction film. After the horrors of WWII and witnessing the potential apocalyptic vision of the nuclear age, science fiction evolved from what was once a genre comprised of kiddy Saturday matinee serials and adventurous space operas, to a darker, more ominous forewarning of things to come.

This film studies course will include screening classic sci-fi movies of the 1950s along with analytical discussions on the pioneers and themes of a decade in cinema that inspired and warned us to keep watching the skies.

AEVS 100 002E - Scotch Plains Campus

W, 7/8 – 8/5
1:00 – 3:30 pm

NEW! Lighten Your Digital Load for Seniors 60+: Stop drowning in tabs and start taking control of your tech. If your current digital "filing system" is just a long list of unread emails and twenty open windows, it’s time for a reset. This workshop gives you the tools to automate your inbox and organize your web browser. Learn how to make your computer do the heavy lifting for you.

Th, 7/30, 10:00am - 1:00pm