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