Whether you’re just starting out, changing careers, or building new skills, CSI offers hands-on training that helps you build the future you want. You can choose a path that fits your goals: earning a degree or certificate, or gaining job-ready skills through short-term training programs.
Begin your career path with an applied technology program at CSI. Earn a degree or technical certificate while gaining hands-on experience in classrooms, labs, and shop environments designed to reflect real job settings.
These programs are typically completed over two years, depending on your schedule, and provide in-depth training that can prepare you for a career or help you transfer to a four-year university.
Want to gain new skills or get to work sooner? CSI Workforce Development offers short-term training, courses, and apprenticeships designed to help you learn specific job skills in less time.
These flexible options are focused on helping you enter the workforce quickly, upgrade your skills, or move into a new field.
We work with employers to develop training solutions that meet your specific business needs. Through collaboration, we design customized learning experiences that help your team build skills and improve performance.
Courses are led by experienced instructors with years of industry expertise and are designed to deliver measurable results.
Have an idea for a new product or service or want to strengthen your existing business? The Idaho Small Business Development Center (ISBDC) offers workshops, classes, conferences, and one-on-one business consulting to help you start and grow your business.
Need help finding a job that fits you? The CSI Career Center helps you prepare to enter the workforce through:
Start with an academic program at CSI and build toward a bachelor’s degree.
You can complete general education courses, explore your major, and transfer to a four-year university with a strong foundation.
CSI offers hundreds of classes and activities each year for community members who want to learn something new or try something different. You don't need to be a CSI student to participate - just find one you're interested in and sign up.