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Exclusively for United Domestic Workers

Orange County’s community colleges are proud to offer a variety of FREE, career-focused degree and certificate programs, as well as individual credit and non-credit classes.

About the Program

The California Community Colleges and the United Domestic Workers (UDW) have announced a partnership to support the training and ongoing education needs of the union’s members and their dependents that will lead to educational pathways with upward socio-economic mobility.

This support includes FREE college tuition for designated programs at regional community colleges.

What Are My Choices in Orange County?

Choose from 38 FREE credit and non-credit degree and certificate programs, as well as individual classes, to help you boost your paycheck, upgrade your career, or transfer to a 4-year university!

Career Training Programs
Coastline College
Competency-Based Education Management Degree

Earning potential
Salary: Low $58,585 | Salary: High $82,526
IT Support Specialist

Earning potential
Salary: Low $55,684 | Salary: High $58,603
Supply Chain Management

Earning potential
Salary: Low $41,212 | Salary: High $106,133
Cypress College
Cisco Networking

Earning potential
Salary: Low $42,737 | Salary: High $57,020
Community Health Worker Certificate

Earning potential
Salary: Low $42,737 | Salary: High $57,020
Cyber Defense

Earning potential
Salary: Low $49,772 | Salary: High $132,132
Cyber Security

Earning potential
Salary: Low $49,772 | Salary: High $132,132
Gerontology Certificate

Earning potential
Salary: Low $32,248 | Salary: High $33,225
Human Services Generalist Certificate

Earning potential
Salary: Low $37,629 | Salary: High $58,911
Fullerton College
Computer Information Systems: Business

Earning potential
Salary: Low $49,772 | Salary: High $122,693
Cyber Security: Applied Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Earning potential
Salary: Low $76,219 | Salary: High $126,984
Food and Nutrition: Science, Health, and Wellness

Earning potential
Salary: Low $34,515 | Salary: High $75,659
Golden West College
Computer Science

Earning potential
Salary: Low $74,344 | Salary: High $139,454
Education

Earning potential
Salary: Low $38,070 | Salary: High $112,843
Nursing

Earning potential
Salary: Low $98,031 | Salary: High $155,405
Irvine Valley College
Early Childhood Education Information Technology: Business

Earning potential
Salary: Low $36,091 | Salary: High $106,137
Information Worker

Earning potential
Salary: Low $32,823 | Salary: High $55,801
Information Technology: Networking

Earning potential
Salary: Low $49,772 | Salary: High $126,984
Paralegal Studies

Earning potential
Salary: Low $46,110 | Salary: High $91,260
North Orange Continuing Education
Administrative/Business

Earning potential
Salary: Low $37,417 | Salary: High $93,108
Allied Health

Earning potential
Salary: Low $32,248 | Salary: High $62,424
Information Technology

Earning potential
Salary: Low $49,772 | Salary: High $91,374
Orange Coast College
Child Development: Child Development Core

Earning potential
Salary: Low $36,091 | Salary: High $49,023
Medical Assistant: Medical Assisting, CCMA Eligible Program

Earning potential
Salary: Low $37,590 | Salary: High $50,091
Saddleback College
Adult Development and Aging

Earning potential
Salary: Low $32,248 | Salary: High $33,225
Childcare Provider

Earning potential
Salary: Low $32,243 | Salary: High $37,902
Community Health Workers

Earning potential
Salary: Low $42,737 | Salary: High $57,020
Human Services

Earning potential
Salary: Low $37,629 | Salary: High $102,791
Network Administrator

Earning potential
Salary: Low $49,772 | Salary: High $91,374
Software Specialist

Earning potential
Salary: Low $42,419 | Salary: High $59,891
Santa Ana College
Early Childhood Education: Early Childhood Teacher

Earning potential
Salary: Low $36,091 | Salary: High $117,679
Information Technology

Earning potential
Salary: Low $49,772 | Salary: High $91,374
Teacher Preparation: Elementary Teacher Education for transfer degree

Earning potential
Salary: Low $49,772 | Salary: High $126,984
Vocational ESL


Santiago Canyon College
Early Childhood Education

Earning potential
Salary: Low $32,243 | Salary: High $106,137
VESL (Healthcare Professionals) ESL for CNA and Caregiving, COM (ESL)

Earning potential
Salary: Low $32,248 | Salary: High $48,729
Vocational Medical (VMED)

Earning potential
Salary: Low $39,702 | Salary: High $71,600
Vocational Real Estate Salesperson, CC (VRE)

Earning potential
Salary: Low $40,965 | Salary: High $137,207

“At UDW we don’t just focus on our members’ wages and benefits,
we empower workers and strengthen communities.”

Doug Moore
United Domestic Workers, Executive Director
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More Education & Support for Care Workers

Through UDW’s partnership with the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office, we provide free and low-cost classes, certification programs, and a range of support services.

Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for these programs?  

UDW members and individuals in their households, including dependents and family members, are eligible to enroll in career-focused degree and certificate programs, as well as any credit or non-credit community college class that aligns with their interests and goals.

What unique opportunities does this partnership offer UDW members?  

This partnership offers you valuable opportunities, such as free tuition, books, workshops, and a range of support services to help you succeed in your educational and career goals. There are also additional resources that can enhance your experience. Please check with your college’s program coordinators for more opportunities and information.

Are there any deadlines I should be aware of for applications or classes? 

It is recommended to check with your college’s program coordinators for the most up-to-date information on upcoming timelines to ensure you do not miss any important dates.

I don’t live in Orange County, what other opportunities do I have?  

You are eligible for support at your local community college, regardless of its location. To find programs and community colleges near you, please use the college locator tool.

About California’s Community Colleges

The California Community Colleges is the largest system of higher education in the nation, composed of 73 districts and 116 colleges serving 1.8 million students per year. California community colleges provide career education and workforce training; guaranteed transfer to four-year universities; and degree and certificate pathways.

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