Sessions in Jacksonville

OSHA 30-Hour General Industry

The OSHA 30-Hour General Industry course is a comprehensive, 30-hour training program designed for supervisors and safety staff to learn about hazard recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention. It covers OSHA safety standards under 29 CFR 1910, focusing on workplace safety, worker rights, and employer responsibilities. Official OSHA DOL Card issued upon successful completion.
July 22-30, 2026, LLCC-Jacksonville Room 1116

Microsoft Excel 365 Level 1

This beginner-level course introduces participants to Microsoft Excel's core functions, including spreadsheet navigation, data entry, formatting, basic formulas, and chart creation. Learners will build foundational skills for organizing, calculating, and visually presenting data, while also exploring tools like AutoFill, sorting, filtering, and worksheet management.Participants are strongly encouraged to register early-at least one week before the class start date-to secure a seat, as many classes fill quickly. Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment, and early registration can make the difference.
Wednesday, September 9, 2026, LLCC-Jacksonville Room 1136

Microsoft Excel 365 Level 2

Designed for intermediate users, this course focuses on advanced formatting, date and financial functions, conditional logic, and formula auditing. Participants will learn to use tools like Scenario Manager, Goal Seek, VLOOKUP, and nested IF statements, enabling more sophisticated data analysis and spreadsheet functionality.Participants are strongly encouraged to register early-at least one week before the class start date-to secure a seat, as many classes fill quickly. Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment, and early registration can make the difference.
Wednesday, October 7, 2026, LLCC-Jacksonville Room 1136

Prompting for Better AI Results

Designed for professionals with some prior experience using AI tools, this hands-on workshop focuses on how to write stronger prompts and get better results. Participants learn practical strategies for improving clarity, refining outputs, and using structured prompting techniques to support writing, analysis, and problem-solving. Through guided practice and real-world examples, they build skills that help make AI output more useful, reliable, and relevant on the job.
Friday, October 16, 2026, LLCC-Jacksonville Room 1136