Eligible Education Institution - But The Class Isn't Covered

My school informed me that they are an eligible education institution, but my specific class from that school (EMT-B) is not covered.

I assume it was not covered because you were not enrolled as  a degree candidate and the course  did not lead to a degree, certificate or credential.  This means it is not eligible for the more generous American Opportunity Credit (AOC or AOTC).   It is still eligible for the Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC).

When asked in the Deluxe version if you took classes at an eligible school,  say yes. 

After saying no to getting a 1098-T, answer yes to qualifying for an exception. 

Provided you meet the eligible student requirements listed in Instructions for Form 8863 p2, you have an eligible institution with eligible expenses.

I am going to assume that this is work related and would qualify for the Lifetime Learning Credit but not the AOTC. In Qualified Education Expenses - Internal Revenue Service:

For AOTC, you must pay the expenses for higher education that result in a degree or other recognized education credential. For the Lifetime Learning Credit, you can qualify if you take the course to acquire or improve your job skills.

1. To enter, under work assumption, select No to associate Bachelor's...questions
2. Continue
3. Enrolled in certificate of credential program
4. Select Yes, continue
5. Enrollment status
6. Name of school, continue
7. 1098T? Select No, continue
8. Select I qualify for an exception, continue
9. Enter the college information, continue
10. If you don't have the TIN, select you can't find it and the program will keep going
11. enter expenses 
12. continue entering information