Categories
Ag, Farm & Ranch
Build skills for today’s agricultural operations with courses in farm business, management, and horsemanship. Designed for practical, real-world training.
Apprenticeship
Train for in-demand skilled trades with apprenticeship programs that build hands-on experience and career-ready skills for long-term success.
Business
Develop business skills in management, leadership, marketing, finance, and communication. Courses help professionals grow, lead teams, and succeed at work.
Computer Classes
Build computer skills with training in Microsoft Office, web development, CAD, and more. Courses support beginners and professionals learning data, design, security, and digital tools.
Conf. & Workshops
Explore conferences and workshops designed to build practical skills through interactive learning and hands-on experiences for real-world success.
Culinary Arts
Develop culinary skills through hands-on training that builds confidence and creativity in the kitchen while supporting healthy and diverse cooking.
Digital Arts / Web
Build digital design skills through hands-on training in visual, web, and media creation. Learn practical techniques to create, edit, and present content for today’s digital world.
Health and Wellness
Build skills for healthcare careers and personal well-being through hands-on and online training in patient care, safety, and health services.
Industrial Maintenance
Build skills in industrial maintenance through hands-on training in automation, electronics, and new technologies. Gain practical knowledge for safe, reliable operations.
Lifelong Learning
Explore enriching courses designed for personal growth, creativity, and lifelong learning. Enjoy engaging experiences that build skills, knowledge, and connections.
Online Courses
Fit classes into your schedule—not the other way around. Web courses and webinars cover a variety of topics and are available whenever you are.
Personal/Professional Development
Build skills for personal and professional growth through engaging learning experiences that enhance creativity, confidence, and life skills.
Trades
Build skills for in-demand trades through hands-on, safety-focused training. Prepare for careers in construction, manufacturing, and technical fields.
Course Catalog
Nature Frozen in Time: Tour the Idaho Museum of Natural History
The role of museums as a locus for education, research, and the celebration of natural history is only possible thanks to what are often massive efforts to curate and preserve specimens. Get a glimpse of what happens at museums behind-the-scenes and the numerous challenges that come with caring for different types of biology collections – from frogs in jars to pressed plants. Tour the collection and learn about the tragedies, triumphs, and mysteries that lurk behind museum shelves.
Tour of IF Fire Department
IFFD responds to fires and other all-hazard calls for the City of Idaho Falls and Bonneville County Fire Protection District #1, serving a population of approximately 117,000 and 290 square miles. The EMS Division responds to a larger area that includes the City of Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, and portions of Jefferson and Bingham Counties, serving a population of approximately 155,000 and 3,500 square miles.
Medicare Updates
An overview of any upcoming changes to Medicare in 2026 will be provided. Attendees will be provided with information about how to select their own Medicare Prescription Drug Plan and how to enroll in it. Using the Medicare website, students will be provided step-by-step instructions on how to enter their medications and pharmacy choice, in order to create an individualized plan that will best suit their needs.
Mental Health Awareness Week
Join us for this event and hear professionals speak on mental health issues in our community. Get informed about local mental health resources. Mental Illness Awareness Week is October 5 - October 10, 2025. ISU Continuing Education and Workforce Training Zoom classes (October 5-8) are free to attend. This year’s courses feature a selection of professional guest speakers from our area. Mental Health Awareness Zoom Courses (Free to Attend) Location: Zoom - Lunch and Learn Fee: Free to the Public Monday, Oct. 5, 12pm - 1pm *New Topic Rooted in Wellness: Behavioral Health for the Frontline w/ Willow Abrahamson, LCSW, CCTP Tuesday, Oct. 6, 12pm - 1pm Burnout & Compassion Fatigue w/ Amber Greening Wednesday, Oct 7, 12pm - 1pm Falling for Myself: Valuing Ourselves by Living our Values w/ Chris Cole Thursday, Oct 8, 12pm - 1pm *New Topic Mental Health First Aid: Making Hard Conversations More Comfortable w/ Corinne Kathleen Truesdell
Jalapeño Bread at the Temple
Enjoy a demonstration and hands-on experience making Jalapeño bread (cheese optional) with your NKA friends at Temple Emanuel. You’ll be making dough so bring an apron if you’d like.
Walking Tour of Zoo Idaho
Join us on a guided walking tour of Zoo Idaho. Learn about the animals on site and the ins and outs of zookeeping, etc. This is an outdoor event, dress appropriately with comfortable walking shoes.
Healthy City, USA
What is Healthy City, USA all about? Why did it begin? This class will help you to understand and learn about the programs offered by this educational arm of the Portneuf Health Trust.
ISU Ginny Thomas Healthy Aging Symposium
Join us for an afternoon of meaningful conversation with healthcare students from Idaho State University. Together, we'll talk about what matters most to you in your health and your senior years, and how to share that with the people who care for you. This event is sponsored by the Kasiska Division of Health Sciences. For additional information please visit the official site: www.isu.edu/healthconf/ ISU is offering a no-cost, interdisciplinary geriatric health symposium is held annually for students and clinicians in the rehabilitation sciences. The first symposium was held in December 2008 and focused on mental health. The second symposium took place on October 30, 2009 and the topic was "Balance and Fall Prevention." The 2010 symposium, held on October 29 focused on "Collaborative Care for Chronic Disease." The 2011 symposium centered on "Transitions of Care. The 2012 symposium centered on “Barriers to Community Participation.” The 2013 symposium centered on “The Resilient Journey for Provider and Patients.” The 2014 symposium centered on “The Cutting Edge: Interprofessional Practice in Geriatrics. The 2015 symposium centered on “Keeping Your Brain Healthy” The 2016 symposium centered on “Sleep and Staying Healthy.” The 2017 symposium centered on Healthy Aging and Nutrition “What’s on Your Plate.” The 2018 symposium centered on “Promoting the Health of Seniors.” The 2019 symposium centered on "Staying Health, Staying Sharp. 2023 "Forget Me Not"--Dementia Care for Older Adults. The 2024 symposium centered on "Building Age-Friendly Communities for Older Adults". The 2025 symposium centered on “Combating the Loneliness Epidemic with Connection and Care” The 2026 symposium is centered "What Matters to Me: Shared Decision in Health & Healing"
AHA BLS Provider CPR
This class teaches everything necessary to administer CPR in healthcare settings such as assessment of breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, infants, and children with one-and-two rescuer CPR; adult and pediatric obstructed airway management; AED; and mouth-to-mouth ventilation. Approved by the American Heart Association (AHA) and taught by AHA certified instructors. This class does not offer First Aid training. If you are interested in First Aid training click here. Click here to view our blended learning BLS Provider CPR for additional date options. Note: If the course has listed Pharmacy, OTA, ISU Dental Program, EMT, or other departments it is for their departments only. Please do not register for any of these sections.