Watertown Campus Continuing Education Classes

Discover the art of building beautiful, delicious charcuterie boards in this hands-on class—perfect for food lovers, entertainers, and creatives alike. You’ll learn how to expertly pair meats, cheeses, fruits, and accompaniments, along with tips for design and visual appeal. The class will also include an overview of wine pairing ideas to help you match flavors and enhance your board for any occasion. Whether you’re preparing a romantic date-night tray, a holiday centerpiece, or a party-worthy spread, you’ll leave with new skills and the custom charcuterie board you create in class. No experience necessary—just bring your appetite and creativity!

This 24-hour tractor safety course provides youth ages 12-16 with the necessary requirements to be certified for compliance under Wisconsin Act 455 to operate tractors or self-propelled machinery for their own family on public roads. It also meets the requirements for the U.S. Department of Labor pertaining to special provisions made for youth ages 14-15 employed on a farm other than their family farm. This course includes instruction for safe operation of tractors and farm machinery, maintenance and safety checks, hazard recognition and correction, general farm safety knowledge, and a tractor driving skill test. Students must attend all classes in order to be certified. No exceptions will be made.

If you’re new to computers or need a refresher, this is where you begin. You’ll learn the basic parts of a computer, how to turn it on, use a mouse confidently, and navigate Windows. Through hands-on practice, you’ll build comfort with fundamental computer concepts in a supportive environment designed for beginners. By the end of this course, you’ll feel more confident using a computer independently.

Take the next step by learning how to create and edit documents using Microsoft Word. You’ll format text, adjust layouts, and practice everyday tasks like writing letters or simple business documents. You’ll also learn file management basics—how to save, organize, and retrieve your work efficiently. This course helps you build practical skills you can use at home or in the workplace.

Learn how to navigate the Internet safely and effectively. You’ll practice searching for information, evaluating websites, and understanding online basics. Through guided instruction and hands-on activities, you’ll build confidence exploring the web and using online tools for everyday tasks.

Expand your skills by learning how to use email and other online communication tools. You’ll send and receive messages, manage attachments, save pictures, and explore video chat options. You’ll also learn helpful online resources and complete a review project to reinforce your learning. By the end, you’ll feel more comfortable staying connected in today’s digital world.