SPRING 2018
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Spring 2018
Continuing Education Non-Credit Course Catalog
Spring 2018
SPRING 2018 Continuing Education Class Schedule
WELCOME TO CCBC! Who Enrolls: Enrollment is limited. Register early! Anyone 18+ is invited to enroll for adult classes. No previous background is required.
Non-Credit: Non-credit classes do not earn college credit. The registration deadline for classes beginning the week of February 5 is January 31. For all other courses, you can register up until two weeks prior to the start date. REGISTRATION BEGINS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2018.
Books: In certain courses, the purchase of books or manuals is required for maximum benefit. Students may make these purchases at the College Bookstore or online at www.ccbc.bncollege.com.
INDEX Business & Professional........................ Computers & Technology....................... Culinary & Spirits................................... Fine Arts................................................ Fitness, Sports & Recreation.................. Health and Wellness.............................. Languages............................................. Lifelong Learners................................... Music & Dance...................................... Special Interests..................................... Youth and Teens.................................... Online Training.......................................
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Administrative Services Ctr.
125 Cessna Drive, Beaver Falls, PA 15010
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
Business & Professional
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL Grant Writing: The Nuts & Bolts PROF01201 • $70 + $25 Lab Geared to non-profit groups, this concentrated course provides an overview of grant researching, including finding grant sources, creating letters of inquiry, developing proposals, and building relationships. Hands-on activities will prepare participants to complete and submit a grant. Lunch included. 6.5 Hours. Fri., 4/6, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. STC, Room 4022.
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HUMAN RESOURCES & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES NEW! Acting Skills for Business PROF01301 • $59 + $10 Lab Want to get a standing ovation at work? Take some tips from the stage and use some of an actor’s tools to improve your work performance. This course will help you think clearly and react appropriately on your feet, improve your speaking skills, and boost your confidence in meetings. 3 Hours. Fri., 4/20, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. STC, Room 4131.
LinkedIn - Grow Your Network PROF00602 • $45 + $5 Lab
NEW! Communication Skills for Women Expand your network by connecting and growing PROF01401 • $59 + $10 Lab your business on LinkedIn. Learn how to build a strong profile on the number one social network for professionals, and how you can enhance your personal and organizational success. 3 Hours. Fri., 3/9, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. STC, Room 4002.
Being able to clearly and persuasively communicate with others is essential for success in business. Developed for professional women, this course offers strategies to prepare for difficult conversations; techniques to maintain composure under pressure; tips for giving and receiving Small Business Start-Up from A-Z constructive feedback; managing business PROF00202 • $119 + $20 Lab meeting dynamics; and public speaking skills. 3 Learn the procedural and legal aspects of starting Hours. Fri., 5/4, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. STC, Room 4131. a business from raising capital to generating NEW! publicity through social media, email and Get and Stay Competitive email marketing, and from creating financial PROF01501 • $59 +$10 Lab statements and sales forecasting to writing a business plan, and more. 15 Hours-5 Weeks. Tues., Why are some companies always leaders in their 2/13-3/13, 6-9 p.m. STC, Room 4023. industry and others just seem to struggle to even stay in business? There is a distinct culture that Social Media for Business allows companies to lead the pack. Study the PROF00302 • $45 + $5 Lab basics that will allow you to begin the required cultural change. You’ll learn about the companies Learn how such sites as Facebook, Twitter, that lead their industry as we study robust design, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, and Google+ can expectations at each task, visual controls, reacting enhance your small business marketing strategies. You’ll determine how these tools can work for your to deviations and continuous improvement. 3 business and the steps you need to take to create a Hours. Fri. 3/16, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. STC, Room 4131. powerful social media presence that increases your digital footprint. 3 Hours. Fri., 4/6, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. STC, Room 4002.
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
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Computers & Technology
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COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY
INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED
INTRODUCTORY
Learn how to set-up books, enter data, and create, modify and work with preset reports. This class is not appropriate for those using QuickBooks online version. Prerequisite: knowledge of Windows and basic accounting concepts. 12 Hours-4 Weeks. Wed., 2/7-2/28, 6:30-9:30 p.m. ASC (Chippewa), Room 121A.
Computers - Your First Step COMP00102 • $69 + $15 Lab Learn the fundamentals of your computer in order to acquire good habits from the very beginning. This class is recommended before taking Computer Basics 101 for Home and Office. 7.5 Hours-3 Weeks. Wed., 3/7-3/21, 6-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4023.
QuickBooks 2015 Made EZ COMP01202 • $139 + $25 Lab
QuickBooks 2015: Payroll COMP01402 • $45 + $5 Lab
Learn the payroll module and how to produce reports to complete your tax reporting monthly, quarterly, and annually. This class is not appropriate for those using QuickBooks Learn to create and use desktop icons and online version. Prerequisite: QuickBooks Made task bars to customize your PC. Learn simple EZ or basic understanding of QuickBooks and tips for organizing and managing your files as well as Internet and email usage, and more. 15 accounting practices. 3 Hours. Mon., 3/5, 6:30Hours-6 Weeks. Wed., 3/28-5/2, 6-8:30 p.m. STC, 9:30 p.m. ASC (Chippewa), Room 121A. Room 4023.
Computer Basics 101 for Home and Office COMP00203 • $119 + $25 Lab
Microsoft Windows 10 - Intro COMP01103 • $45 + $5 Lab A perfect course for individuals transitioning to Windows 10 who want to quickly use the features and functionality of this operating system for personal or professional use. 3 Hours. Mon., 2/19, 6-9 p.m. STC, Room 4023.
Microsoft Windows 10 - Advanced COMP01003 • $45 + $5 Lab For experienced Windows 10 users, this class is designed for those who want to learn more than the basic features. Students will learn how to configure the operating system as an advanced user. 3 Hours. Mon., 2/26, 6-9 p.m. STC, Room 4023.
Microsoft Windows 10 - Spring Cleaning COMP01601 • $45 + $5 Lab
SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS Lightroom for Photographers ARTS00202 • $95 + $25 Lab
Learn how to use Lightroom to organize and improve your digital photographs. This fast-paced course is for the technically savvy. Taught by an award-winning photographer and Adobe Certified Expert. Learn more at www.weddingsbyheather.com. Please bring a lunch. 6 Hours. Sat. 3/3, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. STC, Room 4023.
Microsoft Excel 2016 - Intro COMP00902 • $105 + $15 Lab Learn how to use the Ribbon interface, create a worksheet and chart, use formats, formulas and functions, format worksheets, and more. Please purchase the textbook at the CCBC Bookstore for the first class. 12.5 Hours-5 Weeks. Thurs., 2/15-3/15, 6-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4023.
Do you have difficulty finding your files? Are you looking for a more efficient system to manage, store, and delete records and documents? Learn easy tips to ensure a routine Microsoft Excel 2016 - Intermediate COMP00803 • $105 + $15 Lab clean sweep of your computer. 3 Hours. Mon., 3/19, 6-9 p.m. STC, Room 4023. Learn advanced features such as working with large worksheets and workbooks, linking cells and formulas, building outlines, graphics, and more. Please purchase the textbook at the CCBC Bookstore for the first class. 12.5 Hours-5 Weeks. Thurs., 3/29-4/26, 6-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4023.
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To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
Culinary & Spirits
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ONE DAY LUNCH & LEARN SEMINARS
worksheets or workbooks, intermediate forms/ functions, 3-D workbooks, 3-D calculations, and learn the basics of database construction and creating or using templates. Fri., 4/6.
All seminars are 6 hours from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. $93 +$20 Lab, STC, Room 4023
MS Excel: Advanced Seminar • COMP00503
MS Excel: Beginners Seminar • COMP00603 Learn the basics of spreadsheet construction, formatting for visual appeal, tips and tricks to increase efficiency, basics of constructing formulas and functions, and receive an introduction to creating charts. Fri., 3/23.
Learn to troubleshoot forms and functions using named ranges and views, as well as work with database management, advanced functions, subtotals, pivot tables, and macros. Fri., 4/20.
MS PowerPoint: Beginners Seminar COMP01502
Learn techniques for working with large spreadsheets, sharing data with other
You will be the hit of the office after you learn how to create a presentation from start to finish including sound and motion, animation, and custom designs. Fri., 5/4.
CULINARY & SPIRITS
Granny’s Pierogis CULI00402 • $20 + $10 Lab
MS Excel: Intermediate Seminar • COMP00703
All cooking classes meet at Central Valley High School, 160 Baker Rd. Ext., in the Home Economics Room - South D201. Make the first right at the school’s main entrance (parking lot next to Rudy Gradisek Baseball Field) and enter the Central Administration doors. Room D201 is the first room on the left.
NEW! Easter Bread CULI00901 • $25 + $15 Lab A delicious and simple recipe, sweet Easter bread is a time-honored tradition with its light glaze, colorful sprinkles, and a nested colored egg. What a perfect Easter Day breakfast for you and your family! Get instructions for rising and baking the bread along with a simple braiding technique. This homemade specialty will be loved by children and adults so secure your spot in our class early. 3.5 Hours. Tues., 3/27, 6-9:30 p.m.
NEW! Gnocchi Nirvana CULI00701 • $25 + $20 Lab Learn the art of making fresh Italian gnocchi. Discover how to make easy and delectable gnocchi as well as other great recipe ideas. Bring an apron and jelly roll pan to class. 3 Hours. Mon., 4/16, 6-9 p.m.
A Pittsburgh and Beaver County favorite! Make pierogis from scratch using an old Polish recipe that has been patiently perfected over the years. Please bring a rolling pin and small container. 3 Hours. Mon., 3/26, 6-9 p.m.
NEW! Pasta for Purists CULI00601 • $25 +$20 Lab Wish you could wow your friends with fresh homemade Italian pasta? You will after you learn the fundamental skills of traditional pasta making in many different shapes and flavors. Students will also receive simple recipes for authentic pairings with herbs and spices. Sample your skills in class and then take home the rest. Bring an apron and jelly roll pan. 3 Hours. Mon., 2/26, 6-9 p.m.
NEW! Viva Ravioli CULI00801 • $25 + $20 Lab Discover the culinary art of making fresh Italian ravioli. Learn the traditional pasta dough recipe technique, as well as the process of creating specialty-filled ravioli. There will be plenty to take home at the end of class. Bring an apron and jelly roll pan. 3 Hours. Mon., 3/19, 6-9 p.m.
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
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Fine Arts
WINE SERIES Classes meet at the Wooden Angel in Beaver, Tues., 7-8:30 p.m.
Wine Series Discounted Special CULI01009 • $40 + $100 Lab Take all four classes and save $20 for attending all sessions! Refunds are only given if written notification is received before the first class.
Wine 101 - Zin Fest CULI01005 • $10 + $30 Lab
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Wine 102 - Wines of Australia CULI01006 • $10 + $30 Lab Let’s call it a comeback. After several years of market downturn, the Aussies are back on top of the wine game. 3/20
Wine 103 - Bubbles CULI01007 • $10 + $30 Lab If you enjoy champagne, but only for special occasions due to its price, learn what other countries produce sparkling wines that don’t break the bank. 4/17
Although it has origins in Croatia and family ties to Primitivo in Italy, Zinfandel has become a California institution and celebrated every year. Big, bold character makes it an American favorite and definitely NOT Pink! 2/20.
Wine 104 - Rosé CULI01008 • $10 + $30 Lab
FINE ARTS
Weeks. Tues 4/10-5/29, 6-8 p.m. Stray Cat Studio, 507 7th Ave., Beaver Falls.
NEW! Appraisal Workshop - Costume, Fine Jewelry, and Coin ARTS01201 • $35 + $5 Lab
Photography (Digital SLR) Workshop ARTS00302 • $95 + $25 Lab
Are you interested in what your own jewelry and old coins are worth or what appraisers consider when valuing jewelry, coins, and paper money? If so, this class is designed for you, as it will cover all of these areas. Some basic appraisal terminology will be covered along with how to interpret appraisal reports from certified appraisers. As a bonus, you are welcome to bring in two of your favorite pieces of jewelry and up to five coins to learn their value and what era the pieces are from. Class size is limited in order to give everyone a chance to show and tell. This is a great workshop for women and men. 3 Hours. Sat. 4/21, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. LRC, Room 9113.
NEW! Art of Coil Building ARTS00402 • $39 + $160 Lab Join us to learn the foundation of ceramic building history. We will study and practice Native American and Ancient Roman making methods. The class focuses on all forms of making functional pots and dinnerware as well as figural sculpture. We will end with creating specialty glazes by the same practices that began thousands of years ago. This class is ideal for beginning students. 16 Hours-8
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Think pink! But, just not any pink wine will do. Learn more about the wine that originates from the South of France with a beloved style that is produced around the world. 5/15
Learn about exposure control, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, flash techniques, composition, and lighting. Taught by an award-winning photographer: Learn more at www.weddingsbyheather.com. Please bring digital SLR camera, manual, and lunch. 6 Hours. Sat., 2/17, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. LRC, Room 9106.
Photoshop for Photographers ARTS00502 • $95 + $25 Lab In this fast-paced course, learn to use Photoshop CC to improve and retouch your digital photographs. Taught by an award-winning photographer and Adobe Certified Expert. Learn more at www. weddingsbyheather.com. Please bring a lunch. Course requires prior Photoshop knowledge. 6 Hours. Sat., 3/10, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. VFC, Room 3109.
Pysanky Eggs • ARTS01301 • $55 Learn the ancient folk art of “pysanky” - Ukrainian-style eggs. Create beautifully intricate patterns with this wax resist method. Supplies are $15 and payable to the instructor at the first class. Age 13-Adult. 12 Hours-6 Weeks. Mon., 2/5-3/12, 6:30-8:30 p.m. VFC, Room 3006.
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
Fitness, Sports & Recreation
Silversmith Workshop ARTS00902 • $109 + $75 Lab From beginners to advanced students, learn how to hand make jewelry in sterling silver. The first project you’ll be able to take with you the same day! You’ll have fun learning a few procedures and making chosen projects. Please bring to class: an apron, small ball peen hammer, pen, and notebook, (and jewelry tools & toolbox if you own any). Other tools & sterling silver will be provided. “Jewelry Making - It’s Riveting!” 24 Hours-8 Weeks. Sat., 3/3-4/28 (no class 3/31), 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. VFC, Room 3007.
NEW! Spring Blooms, Wine, and Canvas $25 + $25 Lab
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FITNESS, SPORTS & RECREATION Boating - Personal Watercraft and Boating Safety Certification FITS01501 • $10 Boating season will be here before you know it. All boaters who were born after 1/1/82 need a boating safety certificate to operate a personal watercraft or a boat with a 25 HP or more. After passing the test, a certificate will be mailed to you. Please bring a bag lunch. Ages: 12-Adult. 8 Hours. Sat., 4/21, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. LRC, Room 9111.
Cardio Kickboxing FITS00102 • $79 + $5 Lab
With spring just around the corner, join us as we paint some beautiful flowers and enjoy a glass of wine. Register with a friend or two for a fun evening at our new wine and canvas event. Secure your spots as spaces are limited. The class includes all the instruction and supplies needed to create our masterpieces. No experience necessary. This event is “bring your own beverage.” No alcohol provided. Two dates are available each featuring a different painting. If you are interested, please join us for both sessions. 3 Hours. Thurs., 6-9 p.m. The Healing Place, 3571 Brodhead Road, Monaca. ARTS01401 3/29 • ARTS01402 4/19
This is a high-energy class that takes the basics of boxing and karate and turns them into a calorie-burning and muscle-building workout. 16 Hours-8 Weeks. Mon. & Wed., 2/12-4/4, 7:458:45 p.m. CEC, Room 2301.
Watercolor and Pastel Painting ARTS00602 • $55 + 5 Lab
FITS01105 Thurs., 2/8-5/10, 7-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4009
Learn to work with watercolor and pastel media to create an excellent foundation for developing your painting skills. Explore using watercolor with pastel to finish your artwork and improve your ability to use multimedia techniques. A materials list will be provided. The instructor is Hiromi Katayama. Bring a bag lunch. 5 Hours. Sat., 4/21, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. VFC, Room 3006.
FITS01106 Sat., 2/10-5/19 (no class 3/31), 10-11:30 a.m. CEC, Room 2301
Gentle Yoga • $98 + $5 Lab This class focuses on stretching all areas of the body while relieving stress and increasing flexibility. Modifications are made for each student if needed. Please bring a mat. 21 Hours-14 Weeks. FITS01104 Wed., 2/7-5/9, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. CEC, Room 2301
Golf - Beginning • $60 Bring a 9 iron to the first class, but all clubs will be covered in detail. Learn how to grip your club, how to swing, and what clubs to use when. There is an additional charge each night to use the driving range’s golf balls. 8 Hours-4 Weeks. Tues & Thurs, 3/27-4/19. Ironwood Golf Center, 3036 Brodhead Rd., Aliquippa. FITS00403 5-6 p.m. • FITS00404 6-7 p.m.
Golf - Intermediate • FITS00502 • $60 Bring a 9 iron to the first class as we emphasize working with your natural abilities to enhance your strengths and improve your weaknesses. There is an additional charge each night to use the driving range’s golf balls. 8 Hours-4 Weeks. Tues. & Thurs, 3/27-4/19, 7-8 p.m. Ironwood Golf Center, 3036 Brodhead Rd., Aliquippa.
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
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Health & Wellness
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Personal Trainer National Certification FITS01302 • $165 + $534
CPR: Heartsaver AED HEAL00202 • $35 + $25 Lab
An online orientation will paint a clear picture of what to expect in this course. The course is comprised of 15 hours of lecture, 15 hours of training, an exam, and a 30-hour internship. Theory classes are at CCBC and clinical takes place at a local health club. Register for orientation by calling 1-888-330-9487 or visiting www.witseducation.com. 36 Hours-6 Weeks. Sat., 2/10-3/24 (no class 3/17), 9 a.m.-12 p.m. LRC, Room 9113 and 1-4 p.m. Clinical-TBD.
This all-inclusive class uses AHA guidelines for adults, children, and infants including the use of an automated external defibrillator, to teach CPR. Skills demonstration results in a two-year completion card. 4 Hours. Mon., 2/26, 6-10 p.m. CEC, Room 2202.
Pilates - Intro • FITS00802 • $99
Essential Oils and More! • $20 + $25 Lab
Target the deepest muscles in the body to create a strong core. Please bring hand weights and an exercise mat. 24 Hours-12 Weeks. Mon. & Wed., 2/5-4/25, 5:15-6:15 p.m. CEC, Room 2301.
This class is designed to give participants options to support their overall health. Class size is small for individual support and discussion. Come and learn the following: What small change can I make in everyday life that will have a major impact? What is an essential oil? How do I use them safely and for what purposes? Participants will create and receive a free custom blend to take home that can last for months. 1.5 Hours. Thurs., 6:308 p.m. Recovery Room, 3645 Brodhead Rd., Monaca. HEAL01201 2/15 • HEAL01202 3/22
Pilates - Advanced • FITS00702 • $99 Perfect for those who wish to go even deeper with stretching and advanced strengthening. Please bring hand weights and an exercise mat. 24 Hours-12 Weeks. Mon. & Wed., 2/5-4/25, 6:307:30 p.m. CEC, Room 2301.
HEALTH & WELLNESS NEW Chakra Healing • $25 + $15 Lab Discover and learn about a profound system for spiritual and emotional growth. You will begin to understand this ancient metaphysical system of seven main energy centers in the body to find meaning and balance in your life. The chakras are energy focal points, bodily functions, or psychic nodes in the body, part of the subtle body and are connected by energy channels. 1.5 Hours. Thurs., 6-8 p.m. Recovery Room, 3645 Brodhead Rd., Monaca. HEAL01301 4/5 • HEAL01303 4/19 HEAL01302 4/12 • HEAL01304 4/26
CPR: Healthcare Providers HEAL00110 • $35 + $25 Lab Using AHA guidelines for infant, child, and adult victims, this course is for personnel who care for individuals in and out of the hospital. Skills demonstration and a written test result in a two-year completion card. 4 Hours. Mon., 2/19, 6-10 p.m. CEC, Room 2202.
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (See pg. 13) For information on our EMT basic training, contact 724-480-3452 or e-mail ems@ccbc.edu.
NEW Intuition! • HEAL01501 • $29 Reacquaint yourself with your sixth sense, this natural ability within each human being. Students will learn how to recognize psychic abilities and how to interpret the information received. By the end of the class, students will be able to answer three questions ranging from the most personal to those dealing with business matters. Come with three questions to have answered. 2.5 Hours. Wed., 3/21, 6-8:30 p.m. SSC, Room 1005.
NEW Know Your Niche HEAL01701 • $25 +$5 Lab Have you ever wondered about what you were meant to do with your life? The discovery of our purpose is one of the life’s most rewarding and meaningful experiences. “Know Your Niche” is a combination of biblical wisdom, personal insight, and practical principles to help guide you on a path of significance and possibility. Whether you are already a student of purpose or just beginning your quest, this course will speak to your heart in a powerful way. There is a wonderful plan for your life. Do not miss it! 4 Hours-2 Weeks. Mon., 3/123/19, 6:30-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
Health & Wellness and Languages
Medical Administrative Assistant Program with Clinical Externship HEAL01002 • $1,290 This 50-hour course prepares students to function effectively in many of the administrative and clerical positions in the healthcare industry. Medical Administrative Assistants, Medical Secretary, and Medical Records Clerks are all positions in great demand. This program covers important background information on the medical assisting profession and interpersonal skills, medical ethics and law, medical terminology, basics of insurance billing and coding, telephone techniques, scheduling appointments, medical records management and management of practice finances. This program is intended to provide students with a well-rounded introduction to medical administration so that a student can gain the necessary skills required to obtain a medical administrative assistant position in the healthcare field. Note: This program meets the necessary requirements to take the National Health Career Association (NHA) - Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) exam. 50 Hours + 40-Hour Clinical Externship. M&W, 3/12-4/30, 6-9:30 p.m. LRC, Room 9106.
Medicare: What You Need to Know HEAL00402 • $45 Whether you receive Medicare or are planning for the future, learn about Medicare/ Advantage plans, supplement plans, and what to consider before choosing a plan. Topics include Medicare (A-D), enrollment periods, how to enroll, Medicare updates, and more. 4 Hours-2 Weeks. Wed., 2/28-3/7, 6-8 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
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impacts of mental health problems, and overviews of common treatments. Participants learn a five-step action plan encompassing the skills, resources, and knowledge to help an individual in a psychiatric crisis connect with appropriate professional, social, and self-help care. MHFA is designed to fight the stigma associated with mental illness. 8 Hours-2 Weeks. Thurs., 4/5-4/12, 6-10 p.m. HSC, Room 6114.
Peace Education Program (PEP) HEAL00302 • $5 Lab PEP, a media-based educational program is a series of 10, one-hour workshops focused on personal peace and discovering inner resources such as inner strength, appreciation, and hope. 10 Hours-10 Weeks. Thurs., 2/154/19, 6:30-7:30 p.m. CEC, Room 2203.
Reiki 101 • HEAL00902 • $30 +$15 Lab Come and learn about this ancient healing art, the primary energy centers in your body, how Reiki works, and why hospitals around the nation (and in Pittsburgh) are implementing this practice into integrative options. A demonstration will be done for the experience of Reiki on all participants. Dress comfortably. Massage tables will be used. 2 Hours. Thurs., 2/8, 6-8 p.m. Recovery Room, 3645 Brodhead Rd., Monaca.
Vegan Lifestyle • HEAL01401 • $30
Healthy and ethical, we explore the difference between vegetarian and vegan, the health benefits, weight loss options, and living a compassionate life. This class introduces affordable and available products and recipes. Whether vegan for a meal or a lifetime, it promotes excellent health and is Meditation for Beginners • $20 +$15 Lab environmentally friendly. “Let food be thy What is meditation? Does it work? Can anyone medicine and medicine be thy food.” 2 Hours. Tues., 4/3, 7-9 p.m. CEC, Room 2202. meditate? What can I do to help the process? Individual attention is provided for private discussion, group discussion, and stretching. Facilitated meditation takes place during each class. Dress comfortably. 1.5 Hours. Recovery English as a Second Language - Intro Room, 3645 Brodhead Rd., Monaca. LANG00802 • $25 + $10 Lab HEAL00702 Fri., 2/16, 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Consider this your introduction to English HEAL00703 Thurs., 2/22, 6:30-8 p.m. through listening, speaking, reading, and HEAL00704 Sat., 2/24, 7:30-9 a.m. writing. This class will include the alphabet,
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Mental Health First Aid Training (MHFA) HEAL00602 • $20 + $10 Lab This interactive 8-hour certification introduces participants to risk factors, warning signs,
numbers, pronunciation, grammar, communication skills, and cultural awareness. Inquire about possible scholarships. 20 Hours-10 Weeks. Mon., 3/12-5/14, 6:30-8:30 p.m. LRC, Room 9104.
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
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Languages and Lifelong Learners
Italian - Intro LANG00902 • $105 + $10 Lab This beginner’s course requires no previous knowledge of the Italian language. It is ideal for preparing for travel or as a steppingstone to start one’s path to mastering Italian. Participants learn basic greetings and introductions, expressing likes and dislikes, and phrasing when traveling by bus and train. Grammatical elements are introduced as you start to work on your speaking and listening skills. Noun, article and preposition use will be introduced as well as basic pronunciation, writing and reading skills. 20 Hours-10 Weeks. Tues. 2/20-4/24, 6:30-8:30 p.m. LRC, Room 9111.
NEW Italian - Intermediate LANG01101 • $105 + $10 Lab This beginner’s course requires no previous knowledge of the Italian language. It’s ideal for preparing for travel or as a stepping stone to start one’s path to mastering Italian. Participants learn basic greetings and introductions, expressing likes and dislikes, and phrasing when traveling by bus and train. Grammatical elements are introduced as you start to work on your speaking and listening skills. Noun, article and prepositions use will be introduced as well as basic pronunciation, writing and reading skills. 20 Hours-10 Weeks. Wed. 2/21-4/25, 6:30-8:30 p.m. LRC, Room 9111.
Sign Language - Intro LANG00302 • $105 + 15 Lab Through this introduction to American Sign Language used by the Deaf in America, learn fingerspelling and signs for frequently used words. 20 Hours-10 Weeks. Mon., 2/12-4/16, 6:30-8:30 p.m. LRC, Room 9113.
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American Deaf culture is reviewed and signing drills/activities to focus on increasing signing vocabulary and improving conversational skills are practiced. 10 Hours-5 Weeks. Mon., 4/23-5/21, 6:30-8:30 p.m. LRC, Room 9113.
Spanish - Intro LANG00502 • $105 + 10 Lab Become proficient in four basic skills. Students will answer questions that require them to speak about their daily lives, express their opinions, and supply real information. 20 Hours-10 Weeks. Tues., 3/6-5/8, 6-8 p.m. LRC, Room 9113.
Spanish - Intermediate LANG00602 • $105 + $10 Lab Continue to improve your skills as you work towards increasing your level of conversation and comprehension of written materials. 20 Hours-10 Weeks. Wed., 3/7-5/9, 6-8 p.m. LRC, Room 9113.
LIFELONG LEARNERS Designed for adult learners 65+ (Must be 65) FREE or REDUCED RATE TUITION FOR ADULT LEARNERS
Tuition is waived or reduced for all classes in the Lifelong Learner section only. Lab fees do apply. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.
NEW! Adult Coloring for Wellness SENR02601 • $5 Lab The practice of coloring generates mindfulness, stress relief, and focus. Join us for a session of creativity and relaxation as we study color palettes, techniques, and tools as we create our own colorful works of art. New projects each week. 8 Hours-4 Weeks. Fri., 3/2 -3/23, 9-11 a.m. VFC, Room 3007.
Charcoal with Color SENR00203 • $10 + $15 Lab Draw your choice of subject matter in black and white and experiment with color highlights. Bring a charcoal pencil or lead and a photo of your subject. 10 Hours-5 Weeks. Fri., 4/6-5/4, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. VFC, Room 3007.
Sign Language - Intermediate LANG00201 • $55 + $10 Lab This course is designed for those who have taken an introductory American Sign Language class and want to continue to develop their expressive and receptive skills.
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Gentle Yoga • $24 + $5 Lab Learn and practice gentle yoga to improve mental and physical health as you focus on customized methods to improve flexibility, circulation, relaxation, and meditation.
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
Music & Dance and Special Interests
12 Hours-12 Weeks. Fri., 2/9-5/4 (no class 3/30), CEC, Room 2301. SENR00803 10-11 a.m. SENR00804 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
Healing Hands • SENR01502 • $5 Lab Energy balancing is recognized as one of the most powerful tools in the holistic health field due to its simple, effective, and easy-to-learn modality of healing. 2.5 Hours. Wed., 4/11, 6-8:30 p.m. SSC, Room 1005.
Memoir Writing II • SENR02401 • $20 Continue conjuring up those memories to write into memoirs. Readings and writing will spark those long-forgotten memories. Bring pen and pencil, and get ready to write. 12 Hours-6 Weeks. Fri., 3/9-4/20 (no class 3/30), 10 a.m.-12 p.m. SSC, Room 1005.
MUSIC & DANCE Ballroom Dancing • ARTS00102 • $95 Learn the swing, cha-cha, rumba, salsa, waltz, and foxtrot. Tuition listed above is per person. You must register with a partner and use a separate registration form for each person. 20 Hours-10 Weeks. Thur., 2/15-4/19, 6:30-8:30 p.m. CEC, Room 2301.
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SPECIAL INTERESTS Anatomy of a Murder • SPEC00402 • $20 Former District Attorney Anthony Berosh will discuss some infamous murder cases that haven’t been discussed in previous classes. Learn about the actions taken to bring the cases to a conclusion and the reasons some still remain unsolved. 2 Hours. Tues., 3/13, 7-9 p.m. LRC, Room 9104.
NEW! Astrology - Your Destiny is in the Stars SPEC00601 • $30 Learn the language, houses, and planets of Vedic Astrology, and the impact they have on one’s destiny. Through this 5,000-year-old science, individuals can discover their destiny through the stars by understanding this unique language. 2 Hours. Mon., 4/2, 7-9 p.m. CEC, Room 2202.
DIY - Basic Electric Repairs HOME00602 • $25 + $20 Lab Learn about GFI’s, how to wire a 3-way light switch, cut in and measure receptacles, and the most common solutions for household circuitry and electricity problems. 2.5 Hours. Wed., 4/18, 6:30-9 p.m. VFC, Room 3007.
DIY - Basic Plumbing Repairs HOME00702 • $33 + $20 Lab Learn about flush valves, shark bites, faucet changes, and more. 4 Hours-2 Weeks. Wed., 3/14-3/21, 6:30-8:30 p.m. VFC, Room 3007.
International Folk Dance ARTS01102 • $45 International folk dance is a genre of dance in which the dancers participate in dances from a variety of countries around the world. Most of the dances are done either in a group, line or circle. International folk dance exposes the participants to the music, culture, and dance styles of many different countries. Learn about some of the most common dances from Eastern Europe and the Middle East, such as Croatian, Serbian, Macedonian, Greek, Turkish, Israeli, Russian, Polish, Bulgarian, and Romanian. International Folk Dancing can be enjoyed by people of all ages, backgrounds, and energy levels. 9 Hours-6 Weeks. Fri., 3/16-4/27 (no class 3/30), 6:30-8 p.m. CEC, Room 2301.
DIY - Dog Grooming HOME00103 • $40 + $20 Lab Learn how to maintain all coat types properly. Learn about nail trimming and grinding, ear care, and bathing. 6 Hours-3 Weeks. Thurs., 3/22-4/5, 6-8 p.m. Grooming Depot, 2284 Brodhead Rd, Suite 1, Aliquippa.
Driver Safety Program for Seniors SPEC00103 • Free Tuition For individuals aged 50+, learn defensive driving techniques; new traffic laws; rules of the road; the effects of medication; and more. Materials fee is $15 for AARP members and $20 for non-members due at the first class. 8 Hours-2 Weeks. Sat., 3/10-3/17, 8:45 a.m.-1 p.m. LRC, Room 9111.
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
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Driver Safety Program for Seniors Refresher • SPEC00202 • Free Tuition You MUST bring the certificate with you showing completion of an 8-hour class within the last 3 years to receive 5-10% insurance reduction. Materials fee is $15 for AARP members and $20 for non-members due at the first class. 4 Hours. Sat., 2/24, 8:45 a.m.-1 p.m. LRC, Room 9111.
Estate Planning Basics HOME00802 • $35 + $5 Lab This class will focus on early protection for those 25 to 55 years of age by reviewing basis topics including: wills, intestacy, probate, custody and protection of children, trusts, powers of attorney, living wills and health care directives, and will try to answer questions such as: What happens if I die without a will? Who will have custody of my children? The instructor is a local attorney with 23 years in the practice of estate planning law. 2 Hours. Tues., 3/20, 6:30-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
Estate Planning and Elder Law HOME01001 • $35 + $5 Lab This class will focus on a variety of issues for those 55 years of age and older or for children concerned for their elderly parents by reviewing basic topics including traditional estate planning vs. living trusts, Medicare & Medicaid, long-term care issues, powers of attorney, guardianships, gifting, and jointly owned bank accounts. It will also address such questions as: Should I put my child’s name on my deed? What is the difference between Medicare and Medicaid? How do I pay for long-term care? The instructor is a local attorney with 23 years in the practice of elder law. 2 Hours. Tues., 4/17, 6:30-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
NEW! Genealogy - Dig Up Your Roots SPEC00701 $65 + $15 Lab Employ a step-by-step approach to exploring your ancestry using basic genealogy techniques. You’ll learn where to go and how to get the answers to your past. You’ll also use computers to further your knowledge as you delve deeper on your ancestral journey. Your family tree is a great gift to give a loved one. 12 Hours-6 Weeks. Tues., 3/6-4/10, 6:30-8:30 p.m. VFC, Room 3104.
Holocaust Museum Study Away Trip, Washington, D.C. Study away in a meaningful and life-changing way by reserving your seat for the First Annual Study Away Trip. CCBC students, community
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members, and the public are welcome. Faculty on the trip will welcome questions, study discussions, and open discourse during the trip. Please consider participating in our Common Book Project by reading “Jerusalem” by Karen Armstrong, available at the CCBC Library. Email cynthia.marshall@ccbc.edu for the study guide. Only breakfast snacks are provided. The bus will stop on the way home for a quick meal. The trip date is Monday, March 12. The bus departs the Dome promptly at 5:45 a.m. and returns at 10 p.m. Ages 16+. SPEC00901 College Student Rate (with valid ID) $99 SPEC00902 Standard Rate $110
Hospice Volunteer Workshop HEAL00502 • Free Tuition Learn how to comfort and assist patients and their families. Individuals are then certified to fulfill volunteer roles within the Heartland Hospice family after completing the course. Breakfast and lunch provided. 14 Hours. Fri. & Sat., 4/13 & 4/14, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. LRC, Room 9113.
Income for Life • HOME00202 • $29 + $5 Lab Wish you had a pension plan? You can! One of the top concerns of pre-retirees and retirees is that they will not have the money they need to enjoy their retirement years. Learn how you can have income for life through your own personal pension plan. Find out how this plan can manage taxes, fight the effects of inflation, and accumulate funds for retirement. The course focuses on concepts to turn your retirement into reality. Textbook included. 2 Hours. Wed., 5/2, 6:30-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
NEW! Investment Savvy HOME01601 • $55 + $10 Lab Learn practical strategies for a comfortable retirement. Understand how even small amounts of money can help you become financially secure. Topics covered include investment basics dealing with risk and reward; incomeproducing investments like bonds, CD’s, money market funds, real estate, investment trusts, and annuities; and the stock market, securities, mutual funds. 9 Hours-6 Weeks. Tues., 3/27-5/1, 6:30-8 p.m. STC, Room 4131.
NEW! Planning and Executing a Successful Retirement • HOME01101 • $29 + $5 Lab Have you thought about what your retirement will look like? Planning for retirement requires
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
Special Interests and Youth & Teens
time, thoughtfulness, and finances. Please join us for a workshop on “Planning and Executing a Successful Retirement” to discuss how you can plan for a successful retirement and learn about the many topics associated with retirement. 3 Hours. Tues., 5/1, 6:30-9:30 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
Retirement Planning HOME00402 • $49 + $28 Lab This course helps individuals understand a variety of retirement planning concepts. The topics presented will help you set goals, address inflation, avoid mistakes, assess investments, manage risk, lower taxes, and plan your estate. This educational approach will give you the resources to identify your needs and structure your individualized retirement roadmap. The cost includes a 200-page textbook. 6 Hours. Tues., & Thurs., 3/13-3/15, 6:30-9:30 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
Social Security Strategies Workshop HOME00302 • $29 + $5 Lab Do not miss out on thousands of dollars by making an uninformed choice. Whether you are single, married, divorced, or widowed, understanding your options and how to maximize your lifetime benefits is important. Find out what most people do not know about taxes and social security payments. What does working while receiving benefits do to your monthly benefit? Do you still qualify for spousal benefits under the restricted application rule? Find out the answers to these questions and much more. 2 Hours. Thurs., 2/15, 6:30-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
Taxes in Retirement HOME00502 • $29 + $5 Lab Have you planned for taxes in retirement? Do you know how to avoid triggering additional taxes once you retire? This course will help you understand the tax rules we live under and identify misconceptions about taxes in retirement. If you understand the tools and strategies available, then you can play the tax game. 2 Hours. Wed., 4/11, 6:30-8:30 p.m. STC, Room 4103.
YOUTH & TEENS NEW! Artsy Crafts by You CHLD03801 • $35 + $10 Lab Join us for some seasonal and holiday craft projects that are fun to create and actually usable at home. We will work with clay, plastic, paint, chalk, fabric, and other materials to create projects like a homegrown garden that can be
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enjoyed throughout spring and summer. Ages 5-8. 8 Hours-4 Weeks. Sat., 3/3-3/24, 9:30-11:30 a.m. HSC, Room 6023B.
NEW! Beaver County Battle BOTS • CHLD15601 • $29 Designing robots has never been this much fun. Attendees will build, control and battle Lego Mindstorm EV3 robots in this challenging STEM activity. Students will learn the benefits of failure in the design process while engaging in an entertaining 3-hour learning experience ending in a friendly robot battle. 3 Hours. Sat., 2/17, 9 a.m.12 p.m. LRC, Room 9111.
Love of Legos • CHLD15502 • $35 + $20 Lab Learn to build zip lines, calculate the area of a building and measure perimeters all while having fun with Legos. Students will use Legos to construct, calculate and create their own projects. Each student will receive a starter Lego kit. Ages 7-12. 3 Hours. Sat., 4/7, 9 a.m-12 p.m. LRC, Room 9111
Ultimate College Search CHLD19602 • Free Tuition Open to all high school juniors and seniors, find out what it takes to obtain entrance into fine colleges across the country. Learn from a seasoned counselor what colleges are looking for and how to search for scholarships. 2.5 Hours. Sun., 4/8, 2-4:30 p.m. SSC, Room 1005.
Emergency Medical Technician PUBS01402 • $475
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National Registry curriculum used
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Additional requirements: 3 online certifications, 1 Sat. class per month, mandatory ambulance ride-alongs (10 patient contacts)
Additional costs for background check, clearances, uniform, boots, EMS apparel, Hepatitis B & TB vaccinations, and books
180 Hours. Tues. & Thurs., 3/6/18- 7/31/18, 6-10 p.m. SSC, Room 1005 Call 724-480-3452 or email: ems@ccbc.edu for more details
To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
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Online Career Training
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CAREER TRAINING CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Through a partnership with ed2go, CCBC is proud to offer over 100 online career certificate programs. Go to careertraining.ed2go.com/ccbc for details and even more programs. Business & Professional
• Chartered Tax Professional • Grant Writing • Lean Mastery • Purchasing & Supply Chain Mgt. • Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (Exam Included) Healthcare & Fitness
• ICD-10 Medical Coding • Medical Terminology • Pharmacy Technician (Voucher Included) • Physical Therapy Aide • Veterinary Assistant IT & Software Development
• Auto CAD 3D 2015 • Comp TIA™ Network+ Certification Training • Mobile Web Developer Media & Design
Hours
• 180 Hours • 300 Hours • 60 Hours • 300 Hours • 50 Hours Hours
• $1,895 • $2,295 • $1,895 • $2,295 • $1,495 Cost
• 200 Hours • 60 Hours • 400 Hours • 150 Hours • 225 Hours Hours
• $1,795 • $795 • $2,495 • $1,895 • $1,995 Cost
• 80 Hours • 110 Hours • 280 Hours Hours
• Event Management & Design • Graphic Design w/Photoshop • Video Game Design & Development • Web Applications Developer
Cost
• $1,695 • $1,495 • $2,295 Cost
• 300 Hours • 200 Hours • 500 Hours • 380 Hours
• $1,995 • $1,995 • $1,995 • $2,395
For more information and to view more programs
visit https://careertraining.ed2go.com/ccbc
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To register by phone: 724-480-3575 • www.ccbc.edu • For course information: 724-480-3452
Registration Information
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Continuing Education Registration Procedures:
The registration deadline for classes beginning the week of February 5 is January 31. For all other courses, you can register up until one week prior to the start date.
Register by mail
Refund Policy
REGISTRATION BEGINS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2018.
1. Complete one registration form for each person. 2. Attach a check or money order payable to “CCBC” for class tuition and lab fees if applicable. Write your telephone number on your check. Do not mail cash. 3. Mail the registration form and payment to: CCBC, Information & Registration Center 1 Campus Drive, Monaca, PA 15061-2588 4. Cancelled checks and money order stubs will serve as your receipts.
1. Refunds are available for pre-registered students under the following restrictions: a. 100% refund of tuition if written notification received via letter, email, or fax and received within three (3) business days prior to the start of class. (Fax: 724-480-3564 or Email: workforce@ccbc.edu) b. 50% refund of tuition if written notification is received prior to second class.
Lab fees, which cover course material and technology costs, are non-refundable. Please allow 2-3 weeks for refund processing.
If you do not hear from the College, consider yourself registered; if there is a problem, the office will contact you.
Senior Citizens (65 and over) Tuition waived or reduced for all classes only in the Lifelong Learner section. Lab fees apply. Seating on first-come, first-served basis.
Register in Person or by Phone
1. In Person Registration: Information and Registration Center 2. Phone Registration: 724-480-3575. Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 3. Payment is due at the time of registration. Phone registration by credit card only.
Books
Required texts can be purchased at the College Bookstore or at www.ccbc.bncollege.com
Course Locations
Note: If registering for others, please have home addresses and telephone numbers of applicants available.
All courses will be held on CCBC’s main campus (Monaca, PA) unless otherwise noted in the course description. Continuing Education classes do not earn college credit and are not listed on official college transcripts.
Registration and advance payment are required.
Online Registration now available! NEW STUDENTS visit: my.ccbc.edu
RETURNING STUDENTS visit: my.ccbc.edu
Select the Continuing Education Tab and create new users account. Search for interested course(s) and “add” to your cart, please review for proceeding to check out.You must pay at this time with a credit card or you will be dropped from the course(s).You will receive three emails: Enrollment Confirmation, Payment Confirmation and login and password for future registration.
Please use your student ID and Password that that has been sent to you (contact our office if you do not have this). Select Course Search to begin, the term is Continuing Education 2017-2018. Once you have check marked and added course(s) you will not be able to drop a course at this time. Once you are finished select My Account.You must pay at this time with a credit card or you will be dropped from the course(s).
workforce@ccbc.edu or 724-480-3444
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BEAVER COUNTY Non-Credit Course Registration Form www.ccbc.edu • Your road to your future!
Phone: 724-480-2222 Course Registration Record I.D.
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