Trade Schools in Newport, RI

The CCRI campus directory locates Newport County Campus at One John H. Chafee Boulevard. It also identifies Knight Campus at 400 East Avenue in Warwick. Check the campus listed beside each course you need, including any prerequisites.

For example, CCRI's practical nursing page assigns the program's day courses to Knight Campus. If you live in Newport and want that diploma, ask about the weekly Warwick class calendar and separate clinical locations. Work out whether those trips fit your work and family responsibilities before choosing a start term.

The Aquidneck Island Adult Learning Center, part of Newport Community School, serves Newport County youth and adults. It describes academic assessment, English instruction, high school completion and career counseling among its services.

Its academic program page lists pre-GED, GED preparation, computer basics and a learning lab. The lab can support resume writing and job searches as well as study goals. Call (401) 847-7171 to discuss your starting level and the next available class. Ask for the teaching site and current meeting days so your preparation plan fits life in Newport.

DLT's career services page offers online meetings with job coaches. Coaches provide career planning and connections to free or reduced-cost training, along with resume and interview help. That gives you a way to review a Newport-based study plan or an off-island course before traveling to a career center.

Have the course title, school address and proposed calendar ready for the appointment. Explain any limits on travel from Newport and whether you need academic preparation first. Ask which training assistance might cover your chosen course and what documents the coach needs to review your situation.

Newport Hospital gives its address as 20 Powel Avenue, Newport. Brown University Health's careers page includes the hospital within its system and links to an employer job search.

Filter that search by Newport Hospital when considering a healthcare training course. Read the education, credential and experience requirements of the role that interests you. Then ask schools how their classroom and clinical work relate to those duties. Also ask where clinical placements take place, since choosing a nearby employer as your long-term goal does not establish where your student placement will be.