Welcome to Encore 55+ Learning

Spring Neighborhood Scholars Registration is Open

• How To Register Video
• How to Register Directions

Encore 55+ Learning offers several ways to register. 

• Choose the method that is most convenient for you: How to Register and Pay
  • Create a profile here
  • Update profile here
• Register for Neighborhood Scholars
  • Register and Pay: Session Offerings

Fall Registration is coming soon!

Obtain Your Student Number Now!

Create a profile, establish a password and set up your authentication:

• Create a profile here: New to Encore
• Update profile here: Moved or been away for more than a year
• New to Encore? Set Up a Password
• Authentication Sign-in and Set-Up Directions

• An introduction to Encore 55+ learning video
• New student information
  
• Come teach with us
• Meet the Encore instructors

What are you doing on Friday? Encore Campus Friday seven-week classes are held at the Eastern and Western campuses from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. The sessions start in September, January and March. You can take up to six 50-minute classes each session on topics such as art, exercise, entertainment, history, literature, religion and more!

• Eastern Campus: 4250 Richmond Road, Highland Hills
• Western Campus: 11000 Pleasant Valley Road, Parma

New to Campus Fridays? Watch this 23-minute informational video.

Welcome Encore into your home with Encore On-the-Go online classes. Hosted on Webex, an online platform, these classes meet you where you are. Webex test sessions will help you get comfortable with the platform before classes start. These 50-minute classes run for seven weeks, and students can take multiple classes each session.

New to On-the-Go? Contact us at 216-987-2274 | encore@tri-c.edu

Neighborhood Scholars takes Encore 55+ Learning into the community with off-campus courses and tours presented in cooperation with community partners. These are one-time or short-series opportunities held throughout Greater Cleveland. Past stops have included the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Cleveland Cultural Gardens, Lake View Cemetery, places of worship, the Rockefeller Park Greenhouse and the Cleveland Public Library.

Interested in taking credit classes for free?

Tri-C offers Program 60 to Ohio residents aged 60 and older, which allows them to register for regularly scheduled credit (and a limited number of noncredit) classes on an audit, tuition- and fee-free, space-available basis. 

Note: Program 60 does not cover the cost of textbooks or other course materials or the cost of Encore 55+ Learning.