Learn and Work Application

For those who successfully complete a Learn and Work certificate, Southern Utah University agrees to award an institutional certificate and continuing education unit(s) (CEU). Earned certificates and credits will be reflected on an official university transcript.

Certificate and credit options available:

Course	Dates
Parks & Tourism	Feb 15 - Mar 29, 2022
Parks & Tourism	Apr 11 - May 23, 2022
Community Health Worker	Jan 11 - Apr 12, 2022
Community Health Worker	Jun 15 - Sept 14, 2022

Admission and Fees: Once you have submitted your application, you will be admitted and automatically registered for your chosen course(s). If you are interested in applying your earned Professional Development credits toward an SUU degree, contact prodev@suu.edu to start your discovery process.

Earn College Credit TODAY!

For additional information, please visit suu.edu/prodev or contact:

Tanner Vario
Program Manager, Community & Professional Development
prodev@suu.edu | 435.865.8482

Lydia Nelson
Admissions Officer, Graduate & Online Admissions
lydialee@suu.edu | 435.865.8665

Personal Information

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Email Address

Mailing Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

State of Legal residency

Birthdate

Mobile

Citizenship

Sex

Female

Male

Are you Hispanic or Latino Descent

Yes

No

Race

What is your highest level of education?

Are you currently unemployed?

Yes

No

Are you currently unemployed, dislocated from employment, under-employed, or employed for a company that has been impacted by COVID-19?

Briefly describe how COVID-19 has impacted you financially

Course Selection

Please choose one option.

How did you hear about this program?

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