personally i don't.
but i am in a Japanese one class right now being taught at a high school.
im sure you can find some Japanese tutor somewhere, or find a college or somewhere else that offers a Japanese course.
Take a lot of cartooning classes and Japanese culture. Make sure you know what your high school has to offer as far as classes go.
There are some excellent resources available on the internet for learning Japanese. I suggest looking at: http://www.japonin.com/. They offer live video lessons with native speakers. Your first three lessons are only $9.
ITT offer LPN classes online
Oh there certainly are classes in floral arrangement, often private stores that sell flowers offer them, so why not asking the local sellers? Or you can see if you find a Japanese Ikebana course.
They have classes at www.approvedce.com
Check the Nashville foreign language institute. Other options are local Universities, I hear MTSU has a good Japanese programs and the UT campuses offer classes.
Japanese Online.com Japaneseabout.com
Colleges definitely offer risk management classes if they offer a finance or a business major. Most major universities and college have these sorts of classes.
Websites that offer college classes online include APUS, Phoenix, and AIU Schools. Most colleges have their own websites where they offer college classes online.
California State University in Fresno offers many types of classes. They offer classes in English, science, mathematics, gym classes, and even architecture.
There are many educational institutions that offer distance learning classes. Examples of institutions that offer distance learning classes includes Globe University and Phoenix University.
Yes, Banner hospitals do offer nutrition classes because i heard that all hospital offer nutrition classes beacuse its important and they have also nutrition support group.