Successful Aging Solutions & Community Consulting (SASCC)

Mission

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West Valley College is a designated age-friendly campus that is thrilled to partner with Successful Aging Solutions & Community Consulting (SASCC) in supporting the adult learners of our local community. This partnership is designed to promote the upskilling and reskilling of adult learners interested in returning to the workforce or changing careers, providing personal enrichment, supporting mental and physical wellbeing, enhancing recreation skills, and an opportunity to build community.

Successful Aging Solutions & Community Consulting (SASCC) is a nonprofit services provider and community consultancy that offers an integrated suite of programs for older adults, and guides local government and institutional efforts to build Age-Friendly communities.

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Suggested Computer Skills Courses
Course Dates Day Time Location
NCWP 212: Beginning Microsoft Excel September 3 – October 15 Tuesday 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM CHE 131
NCWP 220: Introduction to Google Workspace September 4 – December 14 Wednesday 3:00 PM – 5:20 PM CHE 131

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Noncredit Classes

The noncredit application is an abbreviated application and students register for their desired noncredit courses through the application.

Credit Classes

This is a lengthy application needed to enroll in credit courses. It requires completing a statewide California Community College application, applying separately to the college, and logging into the WVC Portal to register for specific classes.

Service Description
Welcome Center An opportunity to work directly with a support staff member for application and registration assistance, WVCPortal assistance, and obtaining a student ID.
Admissions This office assists students with applications to the college and registration of classes.
Financial Aid Provides students with financial support in the pursuit of their educational goals.
Health Services Provides basic medical and mental health services for students.
Library A physical space to check out materials, read, study, and receive reference support.
DESP The Disability and Educational Support Program provides supports for students with disabilities.
Student Needs This office assist students with basic needs such as food and transportation support.

Contact Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Credit courses allow students to earn units towards a degree or certificate as well as units for transfer. Credit courses can also be taken for recreation and are all taken for a grade. Noncredit courses allow students to accrue hours of instruction towards certification, developing skills, recreation, and/or personal enrichment. Not all noncredit courses are graded.
A G0# is the student’s West Valley College ID number. It is needed to access many college services.
The WVCPortal is a one stop shop hub for all online services. This includes registration, transcript requests, textbook information, and many other services.
If you are registering for only noncredit classes, you can use the Noncredit application link above. If you are registering for credit classes, please watch the How Do I Register for a Class? video.
A FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is required to be completed by all students apply to take credit classes. In you require assistance, please contact the Financial Aid office for support. Only students living in the service are of the West Valley-Mission Community College District working towards degrees and career certificates that are at least 16 units can qualify for financial aid.
As a West Valley student, you have a free Outlook email account that can be accessed through the portal. Want to ensure you never miss any West Valley messages? You can forward your messages to a preferred email account so you see all messages by following the instructions in this How to Forward Your WVC Student Email video.
Last Updated 6/18/24