Continuing Education

Adam Kashuba

Associate Dean

Continuing EducationExplore endless learning opportunities in Wilbur Wright's Continuing Education Department, offering workforce training, and personal and professional development.

Welcome to the Continuing Education Department at Wilbur Wright!

Whether you’re looking to jump start your career with our workforce training programs, pursue personal growth through our personal development courses, or advance your skills with professional development classes, we have something for everyone. Join us and discover the joy of lifelong learning in a supportive and dynamic environment.

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Notary: Classes Start Every Two Weeks Year Round

Illinois Secretary of State Application Fees: Not Part of the Course Fee

  • Traditional Notary = $15.00
  • Adding Electronic Commission = $25.00
  • Traditional & Electronic Commission = $40.00

Other Notary Costs: Not Part of the Course Fee

  • Traditional notaries should expect to spend about $30.00 on a surety bond.
  • Electronic notaries should expect to spend between $75-100 total on their bonds.
  • At minimum, notaries must have a stamp and a journal. They should expect to spend between $30-80 on these supplies.
  • Errors & Omissions Insurance is optional but highly encouraged. 
  • This is an estimate of expenses only and is not a guaranteed cost.

Forklift: Offered April to October

  • Students must be 18 years old.
  • Students do not need a driver’s license.
  • The class is taught in English, but we do have Spanish-language books.
  • The class meets on two days in a row on Friday and Saturday.
  • Fridays the class meets from 1pm to 7pm for in-classroom work.
  • Saturdays the meets for 2 hours between 9am and 3pm to be assigned to you by the instructor for forklift driving.
  • If you successfully complete the class, you will earn a 3-year OSHA compliant National Safety Council certificate.

CDL-B Permit Training: Offered Monthly

To earn a CDL-B (CLP) permit, not only will you need to pass the written test, but all of the following statements must also be true.

  • You must be 21 years old or older to drive interstate or with passengers.
  • You must have the ability to provide proof of legal right to work in US.
  • You must have had an Illinois driver’s license for at least 3 consecutive years with no breaks.
  • You must have a clean background and driving record: no DUIs, drug charges, or violent charges (gun, assault, battery, and any crimes relating to a child).

To sit for the permit exam, you must bring these documents to bring to the Secretary of State. 

 

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