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Train for a new career quickly and affordably at Austin Community College. ACC’s Fast Track Career Certificates can give you a helpful edge in the job market by equipping you with the in-demand skills Central Texas employers need now. Noncredit and for-credit certificate options are available to help you achieve fast results and long term success.

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Noncredit Certificates — 50% Discount

ACC’s Continuing Education Division offers noncredit skill certificates that prepare you to start a new career or advance in your current profession even faster. Register now and save 50% on the cost of most programs. Discounts have been applied to the costs listed below. Financial assistance also may be available; check with the program for details.

Ready to register?  Visit the Continuing Education registration page or contact 512-223-7542.

For-Credit Certificates

Pursuing a for-credit certificate in one of the areas listed below can help you earn a college degree later down the road. Estimated time to complete is based on full-time enrollment.

*Salary information is based on data analysis of traditional and real-time labor market information (LMI) provided in collaboration with Emsi (Economic Modeling Specialists International), a Strada company.

Ready to start working on a for-credit certificate→ Visit the for-credit registration page or contact 512-223-4636.

Free Course Available: "Strategies for Today’s Jobs"

ACC Career Services offers a free, 4-week course called Strategies for Today’s Jobs. You’ll learn to find job openings, write a successful resume, and land interviews in this digital era. Learn more.

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Registration instructions differ, depending on the type of certificate you choose to pursue. 

• If you’d like to start working on a noncredit certificate, visit the Continuing Education registration page or contact 512-223-7542.
• If you’d like to start working on a for-credit certificate, visit the for-credit registration page or contact 512-223-4636.

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