Take one, see what you think. I have taken a few & enjoyed them, Short time, but a lot of material covered. I find they give you the basics of the things to do & not to do. I took digital photography for example. It was 4 weeks, 2 hours 2 nights a week for a total of 16 hours. We covered a lot of info, you can’t become a photographer in 16 hours, BUT you learned the basics, a few tips & tricks & practiced in class to see how one shot would turn out at different settings, etc. THEN you can practice on your own by remembering the things you did learn. I have taken home canning, photography, family tree preparation, jelly & candy making, cake decorating, a few needlework classes. Go for it they are fun usually & You can meet people with the same interest as you.

I would take one and see for yourself. What some people think is a waste of time, others get a lot of enjoyment out of it. Taking a short local community education course is an inexpensive way to jump start a potential hobby or let you “dabble” in things you might not have tried before.

they are for working poeple that need to get done fast they are for smart determined people a reg college is for kids who get drunk and high all the time and need ten extra weeks to get with it i take communmity classes and they prvode all the education a reg college offers for a tenth of the price