Last Updated on April 15, 2025 by Jordan Monaco

Blue Mountain Community College’s Community Education Program is inviting community members to share their skills, hobbies, and passions by leading non-credit workshops designed to enrich and benefit learners across the region.

Whether your talent lies in fitness, creative writing, arts and crafts, technology, health, business, or another area, BMCC offers an opportunity to teach in a supportive, engaging environment—no teaching degree required. These non-credit classes are about learning for the joy of it: no tests, no grades, just community-driven learning and connection.

“In every town, there are people with incredible knowledge and stories worth sharing,” said Arnaud Prevot, Executive Director of Community Education at BMCC. “Community Education gives those individuals a platform to inspire, empower, and connect with others—all while doing something they love.”

Instructors are paid an hourly stipend and supported by BMCC staff through the planning and promotion process. Workshops can be one-time sessions or multi-week courses, and BMCC welcomes proposals year-round.

To learn more or submit your interest, visit bluecc.edu/community-education or fill out a brief form at bit.ly/bmcctrainerform. A member of the Community Education team will reach out promptly.

If you’ve ever thought about teaching a class, now is the time. Whether you’re a lifelong expert or a passionate hobbyist, your experience can make a lasting impact right here in our community.