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Motivate your child to get a head start on college and encourage him or her to pursue career exploration while obtaining essential skills!
Students enrolled in our Filmmaking Boot Camp will receive an exciting introduction to the craft of storytelling through film. The pace is feverish - and fun.
This class prepares students to receive a Flagger Certification card, which is valid for 3 years in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. Students must be at least 18 years old and must bring a valid State I.D. Card or Driver's License to the class.
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Center for Equity, Teaching, and Learning
The Center for Equity, Teaching, and Learning (CETL) is based in the John D. Glann Library (the B Building) on the Port Angeles campus.
Peninsula College is committed to the assessment of student learning for the purposes of continuous improvement, student success, and academic excellence.
Consistent with the mission and core themes, faculty routinely assess SLOs and core competencies such as effective communication, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking, personal and interpersonal relations, and information literacy for all courses and programs.
Faculty utilize three assessment instruments to gather, analyze and articulate SLO assessment for the purpose of improving learning and student success.
Closing the loop is the continuous cycle of collecting SLO assessment data, analyzing results, identifying actions to improve student learning, implementing improvements, and cycling back to collect assessment results.
The purpose of the Faculty Assessment Committee is to promote the scholarship of teaching and learning through faculty assessment of identified SLOs utilizing data for continuous improvement and mission fulfillment.
Goals of the Faculty Assessment Committee:
The mission of the Curriculum Committee as established by the Senate is to advance the college-wide objective of shared governance and to make decisions affecting credit-bearing curriculum at Peninsula College.
The Center for Equity, Teaching, and Learning (CETL) seeks to enhance academic quality, student learning, and equity through facilitating increased institutional planning, professional development, and implementation of evidence-based practices.
Discover what’s possible with the Career Center by your side!
Our services are open to all students and include Degree and Career Exploration, Job Search Strategies, Resume and Cover Letter Writing, Interview Preparation, and more!
Our Areas of Study help you find classes that relate to your interests, earn your degree faster, and graduate. With options ranging from short-term certificates to in-depth bachelor’s degrees, our programs provide practical skills and foundational knowledge.
We take paying for college seriously and we are here to help you reach your college goals at a fraction of the cost.
Peninsula College awards degrees at the end of each quarter. Our graduation ceremony is held every year in June.
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The 1098-T Tuition Statement form is used for informational purposes to help students and parents determine if they are eligible for an education tax credit. The form shows the amount of tuition and fees paid directly to the college during the calendar year.
High School Programs are offered to those students of high school age who wish to earn college credit while still attending high school or who desire a non-traditional high school education, as well as adults who wish to complete a high school diploma. Following are the programs offered by
The Peninsula College Bookaneer Bookstore offers course materials, PC merchandise and more!
Peninsula College offers art classes in drawing, painting, ceramics, design, and art history.
Peninsula College’s English Division offers a variety of engaging courses in composition, creative writing, integrative studies, and literature.
Prepare for your future in the evolving field of communications through the hands-on experiences of Peninsula College’s Journalism program.
Or, prepare yourself for a number of careers where you need effective communication and research skills.