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ServSafe® Food Protection Manager Certification
with Melissa Foster

Protect your customers, your business, and your career with the industry’s leading food safety credential. The ServSafe® Food Protection Manager Certification is accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and is widely recognized as the gold standard in food safety training for managers and supervisors.
This course is taught by Melissa Foster, UACCB’s Food Preparation Supervisor. With more than 35 years of food service experience, she brings real-world expertise to the classroom. Ms. Foster is a Certified ServSafe® Instructor Proctor, Certified Dietary Manager, and Certified Food Protection Professional. Students consistently praise her ability to make this critical subject engaging and approachable.
Course fee includes
- ServSafe® textbook
- Exam voucher
Important details
- Registration deadline: November 3
- Minimum enrollment: 3 participants required
- Questions? Call 870-612-2082
Before class
- After registering, create a ServSafe.com account with a user ID and password.
- Read through your textbook in advance to prepare for the exam.
- Review the Examinee Handbook before attending.
On the day of class
- Bring your textbook, ServSafe.com user ID, and password.
- You must have your login credentials to take the exam.
Cancellations
A full refund requires 5 business days’ notice prior to the course start date. If your textbook has already been shipped or received, only a partial refund may apply. You're invited to read our refund policy.
What students are saying
"Our instructor was great about checking if we needed clarification and used humor to balance out a long, technical day. Her sense of humor made the class much easier to enjoy." —Isaac Tarrant
Electrical Code Update
with Arkansas Construction Education Foundation

Electrical Code Update covers the most significant changes to the 2026 National Electric Code (NEC). Instructor is Lucas Stewart from the Arkansas Construction Education Foundation (ACEF). If purchased, bring to class your NEC 2026 code book for reference. The course fee is $100 and includes all course materials. For questions, or to register for the class, call Shannon Frieri at 501-372-1590.
Class B CDL - School Bus and Passenger Endorsement Driver Training
with Paul Barrett

Drive with purpose
UACCB’s Class B CDL training program prepares you to earn the license required to drive a school bus, commercial passenger vehicle, or a single vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more.
This training is especially valuable for teachers, coaches, and school staff in rural districts who need the flexibility to transport students safely and legally on school buses. But the Class B CDL has wider value as well. It is commonly required for drivers of medium-duty commercial vehicles smaller than 18‑wheelers—such as box trucks used by delivery companies, construction firms, manufacturers, and municipal service providers.
Seats are limited, and enrollment is first-come, first-served, with priority given to those who already hold a Commercial Learner's Permit.
Act fast — seats are limited!
Clicking the link to join our CDL Training waitlist is free, quick, and gets you started on the road to your career.
Why choose UACCB?
Focused training: Complete a 26-hour hybrid program that combines classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel practice.
- Convenient schedule: Evening classes meet twice a week for four weeks, with additional driving practice until skills are mastered.
- Affordable tuition: The Arkansas Workforce Challenge Scholarship can fully most of the cost of the program for eligible students.
- Personal support: Our team guides you step-by-step through permits, physicals, drug screening, and scholarship paperwork.
Orientation and enrollment support
The first step to enrolling in our CDL Class B course is meeting with our team at UACCB's Welcome Center or over the phone. During this one-on-one orientation meeting we'll will answer questions and help you enroll.
Download the Drive with Purpose booklet – your guide to enrollment steps, financial aid, and training requirements.
About the class
- Length: 26 hours of instruction and practice
- Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm, for four weeks, plus behind-the-wheel sessions as scheduled
- Format: Hybrid course with classroom, online theory, range practice, and driving in real-world conditions on local roads
Upcoming classes
- May 5 - May 28, 2026 | 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm | Tue. & Thur.
Take the first step today
- Your career as a school bus driver starts here!
- Call 870-612-2082
- Email workforce@uaccb.edu
- Download the Drive with Purpose booklet
- Visit the Welcome Center on UACCB’s campus
Electrical Code Update
with Arkansas Construction Education Foundation

Electrical Code Update covers the most significant changes to the 2026 National Electric Code (NEC). Instructor is Lucas Stewart from the Arkansas Construction Education Foundation (ACEF). If purchased, bring to class your NEC 2026 code book for reference. The course fee is $100 and includes all course materials. For questions, or to register for the class, call Shannon Frieri at 501-372-1590.
Class A CDL - Commercial Driver Training
with Bryan Anderson
Get behind the wheel of opportunity
Launch a career in one of America’s most in-demand industries. UACCB’s CDL Class A Training Program blends expert instruction, hands-on driving, and career support to help you earn your license and step into a stable, high-paying job. Whether you’re aiming for local routes or long-haul driving, we’ll prepare you to succeed.
Act fast — seats are limited!
Clicking the link to join our CDL Training waitlist is free, quick, and gets you started on the road to your career.
Why choose UACCB?
- Hands-on learning: With only three students per class, you’ll receive individual coaching and spend most of your time behind the wheel.
- Career-ready skills: Learn pre-trip inspections, safety practices, and advanced driving maneuvers to meet employer expectations.
- Full support: From getting your Commercial Learner's Permit to job connections with employers like JB Hunt, our team is with you every step.
- Affordable tuition: Scholarships such as the Arkansas Workforce Challenge can significantly lower your cost.
Download the Drive Your Future booklet – your guide to enrollment steps, financial aid, schedules, and career outcomes.
CDL Orientation Meetings
Orientation is your on-ramp to a new career. At our monthly evening orientation meeting, you’ll:
- Meet the instructor and see what you’ll learn in the truck.
- Get answers about training, tuition, and career opportunities.
- Learn step-by-step how to enroll and apply for financial aid.
Prefer one-on-one? We’ll arrange a meeting that fits your schedule. If you already have a valid Commercial Learner's Permit, we may be able to place you directly into the next class.
Call 870-612-2082 to register for orientation or to book a personal meeting.
About the Classes
- Length: 4 weeks (new class starts every month)
- Schedule: Monday–Friday, with hours that vary by season: 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. in some months and 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. in others.
- Format: Small classes of three students, with personalized, hands-on training centered on real driving experience.
Upcoming Classes
- Oct. 20 - Nov. 14, 2025 | 9:30 am to 5:00 pm | Mon. to Fri.
- Nov. 17 - Dec. 19, 2025 | 9:30 am to 5:00 pm | Mon. to Fri.
Take the first step today
- Your career as a professional truck driver starts here!
- Call 870-612-2082
- Email workforce@uaccb.edu
- Download the Drive Your Future booklet
- Visit the Welcome Center on UACCB’s campus
Hazmat Endorsement CDL
with Bryan Anderson
UACCB offers a self-paced online training course to help you prepare for the CDL Hazmat Endorsement exam. Video instruction is provided by Bryan Anderson, CDL instructor.
Hazardous materials are products that pose a risk to health, safety, and property during transportation. Hazardous materials include explosives, various types of gas, solids, flammable and combustible liquid, and other materials. Because of the risks involved and the potential consequences these risks impose, all levels of government regulate the handling of hazardous materials. The course includes the information needed to prepare for the Arkansas Hazardous Materials endorsement test.
This is a self-paced online course. Upon registering, UACCB will grant you access to the class. You will have 30 days from the date of access to complete the training. For questions, call 870-612-2082.
Click here to view course syllabus
Cancellations: To cancel a class, five (5) business days' notice prior to the course starting date is required to withdraw and receive a refund.
HVAC - EPA Section 608 Exam
with UACCB Proctor
EPA Section 608 certification is required to work with or purchase refrigerants. This is a proctored exam from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and is administered by a UACCB proctor through ESCO Institute.
There is one exam with four components: Core, Type I, Type II, and Type III. Each section is not considered separate.
For this exam, you will need to present a Photo ID (a valid government or school issued ID). While testing, you are allowed to have a 4-function calculator and a printed ESCO pressure temperature chart. Scratch paper can be provided by the proctor.
For questions or to schedule this exam, call 870-612-2082 or 870-612-2080.
Learn more>> www.escogroup.org
Learn Beekeeping for Free
with Dr. Jon Zawislak
Watch the whole online series here >>
Have you ever thought about keeping honey bees, but can't decide if you are ready to make that commitment? Our popular educational series, the Complete Beekeeping Short Course, is now available for you to watch online -- for free! All lectures are presented by UA Extension apiculture specialist Dr. Jon Zawislak, an entomologist and EAS-certified Master Beekeeper. Learn more here >>
Testimonial: "Since 2013, I have attended five of the in-person Beekeeping training classes that Dr. Jon Zawislak has provided. Each class was a three part/three night presentation over a three week period. For me, beekeeping is such a wildly interesting endeavor. I could go on forever about the amazing honeybee. There was so much information provided in Dr. Zawislak's class that I could not absorb it all with only one round. I have never met anyone as knowledgeable and passionate about a non-religious subject as 'Dr. Z' is with his bee classes." Freddie Mohlke