CWCE Winter Shine 2019

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Cisco Academy NEW! Technology is changing the world by connecting billions of devices and improving how we live, work, play and treat our planet. CWCE is now offering Cisco Networking Academy classes to provide participants with the technical skills needed to change the world for the better.

CCNA R & S: Introduction to Networks (Cisco I) Cisco I introduces the architecture, structure, functions, components, and models of networking.

Topics include network terminology, media, protocols, equipment, OSI and TCP models, basic router and switch configuration with LAN’s, and IP addressing. By taking this course and Cisco II, students will study topics aligned with the Cisco CCENT certification exam. No prerequisite required.

January 8 – February 9, 2019 5:30-9:00pm | Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:00am-1:00pm | Saturdays

Spokane Community College Building 1, room 1-121 $2,995

Coming this Spring: CCNA R & S: Routing and Switching Essentials (Cisco II) In Cisco II, students will learn and practice basic configuration and troubleshooting using Cisco routers and switches. Topics include static and dynamic routing, reading routing tables, VLANS, DHCP, NAT, and device discovery, management and maintenance. By taking this course and Cisco I, students will study topics aligned with the Cisco CCENT certification exam. Prerequisite: CCNA R & S: Introduction to Networks (Cisco I) or equivalent knowledge highly recommended.

Explore our New and Improved website! www.ccs.spokane.edu/workforce

Winter registration opens November 20th Call 509-279-6030 to register

TO STAY CURRENT WITH OUR SCHEDULE AND OFFERINGS

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Business & Professional Development.... 2 Certificate Programs..................................... 2

Did you know?

Online registration is now available for CWCE Continuing Education courses?

This Fall, the Center for Workforce & Continuing Education (CWCE) implemented CampusCE – a new online registration system. With this software, continuing education students are empowered to explore CWCE course offerings and enroll with ease in real-time.

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Students will now have the flexibility to register outside of office hours, and access detailed course information from our online database creating an enriched customer experience.

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Please visit ccs.spokane.edu/workforce to browse our online catalog!

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Business & Professional Development Change Management Skills for Human Resource Professionals

Leadership Principles

HR professionals are increasingly being asked to develop the personal skills and attitudes for implementing change as well as a technical understanding of how to apply the tools for change. In this class participants will learn how to successfully plan, implement, communicate, create employee involvement and commitment, and add value during change.

BUSPD 190 5113 2/4-3/1 ARR ARR Online

$195

Designed for Gen Y (born 1980-1999), this course serves as the first of three in a series addressing the development of Generation Y leadership. Become an effective leader and discover your style of leadership. Learn about task completion, building relationships with subordinates, becoming socially perceptive to changes in the workplace, utilizing your emotions in a positive and effective manner, and addressing challenging goals. Conduct a case study analysis of workplace conflicts that requires effective leadership.

BUSPD 129 5112 2/4-3/1 ARR ARR

Online

$145

Certificate Programs Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers Certificate

CCNA R & S: Introduction to Networks (Cisco I) NEW!

Every successful person in the workplace utilizes financial information to aid effective decision making. The Certificate in Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers explains the financial concepts and accounting processes used in most businesses and will provide practical techniques that will increase your effectiveness and career.

CRTPG 142 5100 2/4-4/29 Online

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$495

Begin with understanding the format, construction, and successful techniques of writing good business reports and proposals. Then improve your skills with editing and proofreading. Finally, discover what good journalists know. Learn how to write a news story, press release or other publicity notice that zings.

Online

R. Routt CRTPG 179 5145 1/8-2/9 Tu, Th 5:30-9PM Sa 9AM-1PM $2995

Business Writing Certificate

CRTPG 143 5111 2/4-4/26

Cisco I introduces the architecture, structure, functions, components, and models of networking. Topics include network terminology, media, protocols, equipment, OSI and TCP models, basic router and switch configuration with LANĂ­s, and IP addressing. By taking this course and Cisco II, students will study topics aligned with the Cisco CCENT certification exam. No prerequisite required.

To learn more, please visit www.netacad.com.

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CWCE offers 100+ online courses and certificates in partnership with LERN UGotClass.

SCC-01/Main, 1-121

$495

CWCE provides online learning opportunities to accommodate any schedule!

Topics include: Business, Communication Human Resources Management Leadership Marketing and Social Media Professional and Personal Development Technology Skills And much more!

For a full list of online course offerings, please call (509) 533-8483.

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CompTIA A+ Certificate

CompTIA Security+ Certificate

CompTIA A+ is the industry standard for establishing a career in IT, and it is the foundation of an IT career. A+ candidates are better prepared to troubleshoot and problem solve a wider variety of issues, ranging from networking and operating systems to mobile devices and security. In this 4-week, 40-hour bootcamp class, get hands-on experience in a classroom led by highly qualified instructors. Prerequisite includes current It Fundamentals Certification or equivalent with instructor permission. Earning your A+ certification gives you an internationally recognized credential. Leading companies around the world are hiring A+ certified professionals like you.

CompTIA Security+ is a global certification that validates the baseline skills necessary to perform core security functions and pursue an IT security career emphasizing hands-on practical skills, ensuring the security professional is better prepared to problem solve a wider variety of issues. Develop your skills over 40 hours in a hands-on learning classroom led by highly qualified instructors. Prerequisite includes current Network+ Certification or equivalent with instructor permission. When you earn your CompTIA Security+ certification you’ll have the skills to secure a network and deter hackers.

Exam voucher (SY0-501) and books are included – over a $350 value!

Two exams are needed to certify; exam vouchers (220-901 and 220-902), additional virtual lab access, and books are included – over a $450 value!

K. Owens

Customer Service Certificate

SCC, TBD

CompTIA IT Fundamentals Certificate CompTIA IT Fundamentals is designed to help you learn more about the world of information technology (IT).In this class, you will learn foundational knowledge on computer hardware, software, networking, cybersecurity, troubleshooting, and emerging technologies. This class will prepare you for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals exam that can be a stepping stone to more advanced certifications such as CompTIA A+. Earning your IT Fundamentals certification can help you feel more comfortable for a position as a sales associate, sales engineer, account manager, business development manager, product or marketing specialist or entry level customer support.

Exam voucher (FC0-U51) and books are included – over a $150 value!

B. Scott CRTPG 160 5144 1/22-2/2 Tu, Th 5:30-8:30PM Sa 8AM-1PM $1395 SCC, TBD

CRTPG 178 5143 2/20-3/18 MW 6-9PM SA 1PM-5PM $2995

Whether it relates to retaining customers, serving your audience, or turning inquiries from potential customers into sales, good customer service is now one of the central factors in organizational success. Learn to improve your customer service skills to enhance your career skill set, improve productivity, and increase your organization’s success.

CRTPG 144 5103 2/4-3/29 Online

NEW!

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$245

Data Analysis Certificate Data analysis is fast becoming one of the most sought-after skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, but it is rare to have someone with the ability to analyze that data to see trends and make predictions. Add a new skill set to your portfolio and make a difference in the success of your organization by acquiring data analysis skills. Find out how to perform inquiries useful to your business or organization and learn to communicate results through graphs and text.

CRTPG 104 5101 2/4-4/26

The CompTIA PenTest+ certification verifies that successful candidates have the knowledge and skills required to plan and scope an assessment, understand legal and compliance requirements, perform vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, analyze data, and effectively report and communicate results. Prerequisite Network+, Security+ or equivalent knowledge. While there is no required prerequisite, PenTest+ is intended to follow CompTIA Security+ or equivalent experience and has a technical, hands-on focus.

Exam voucher (PT0-001), and books are included – over a $500 value!

K. Owens

CRTPG 163 5138 1/8-2/2 Tu, Th 6-9PM Sa 9AM-1PM $2395 SCC-50/Max Snyder, 105

CRTPG 161 5140 2/19-3/16 Tu, Th 6-9PM Sa 8AM-12PM $2395

CompTIA PenTest + Certificate

K. Owens

Online

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$495

Flagger/Traffic Control Earn your Washington State Traffic Control card in just eight hours. Course is designed with lecture and hands-on training to meet required state certification. Certification card issued upon completion of the course, but must be renewed every three years.

C. Close CRTPG 113 4927 1/25

F

8AM-4:30PM

$95

M

8AM-4:30PM

$95

F

8AM-4:30PM

$95

D. Gadd CRTPG 113 4928 2/25 C. Close CRTPG 113 4929 3/22

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 108

SCC, TBD

For registration information see page 24

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Leadership Development Certificate

Pilot/Escort Vehicle Operator Certification

Especially geared for future leaders in the Gen Y generation (born 1980-1999), this certificate provides how-to practical information on advancing leadership potential and making a difference in the workplace. Find out what it takes to become an effective leader and discover your style of leadership.

This three-week coursed teaches the unspoken secrets leaders know and strategies they employ/ exhibit in influencing others.

Earn your P/EVO certification card in just 8 hours!

This course complies with guidelines established by the Washington State Department of Transportation(WSDOT) and the Washington State Patrol (WSP). The training focuses on state regulations, procedures, safety practices, and operator responsibilities. A successful candidate will receive a WSDOT P/EVO certification card that is valid for three years. Parking permit required.

CRTPG 106 5104 2/4-4/26

D. Gadd

Online

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$395

CRTPG172 5171 1/14 CRTPG172 5172 3/11

IPC J-STD-001 Soldering IPC J-STD-001, Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies Training and Certification has emerged as the preeminent authority for electronics assembly manufacturing worldwide. The standard describes materials, methods and verification criteria for producing high-quality soldered leaded and lead-free interconnections. It emphasizes process control and establishes industry consensus requirements for a broad range of electronic connections.

Certified IPC Application training focuses on the knowledge and hand skills employees need to produce high-quality soldered interconnections.

Course fee covers: classroom and laboratory training, a written exam, skills evaluation, a copy of the standard and certification.

S. Williams

CRTPG 164 4922 3/25-3/29 M-F 8AM-5PM $1650 SCC-01/Main, 254

Learn to serve as your own personal headhunter by modeling your job search efforts after professional executive recruiters who place top-quality candidates into Fortune 500 companies. Use the comprehensive systems approach utilized by engineers to help resolve your employment problems in the most effective and efficient manner possible.

BUSPD 208 4926 1/7-1/11 MWF 6-9PM

Spokane Community College, Bldg 50, TBD

8AM-4:30PM

M 8AM-4:30PM

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 108

$150

$150

Sales Certificate Social media and digital technologies, when understood and leveraged effectively, can enable you to find new clients and motivate these clients to take action in more efficient and strategic ways.

Whether you are a beginner new to the sales process or a seasoned professional who loves selling, understanding the basic steps of sales and freeing your mind of negativity is the foundation to your business success. Gain a better understanding of the importance of the sales function and learn new skills in relationship management, prospecting, customer management, and delivering a compelling sales presentation. Move yourself or your sales team to increased success.

CRTPG 154 5110 Online

2/4-4/26

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$495

Workplace Communication Certificate

Job Searching Tips with an Executive Recruiter

D. Hite

M

$95

Good communication in the workplace is more important than ever, and critical to your career advancement and success. Take back a workable conflict management model, along with successful and practical conflict management strategies, then work with a pro to learn how to improve your negotiation skills. Finally, find out more about yourself and others using personality profiles for better work performance.

CRTPG 148 5102 2/4-4/26 Online

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$595

Home Care Aide students practice caring for patients.

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Computers & Technology 3D Printing: Introduction

Excel 2016 – Bundle Deal!

Take your design ideas to the next level and turn your creative concepts into tangible realities!

This class is intended to be an introduction to 3D printing, including 12 hours of in-person instruction in a lab with multiple printers for student use. Use cutting-edge technology to learn how to design and create small inventions to take home!

Take all three levels of Excel 2016 for a reduced price. Parking fee required.

Class meets every other Saturday.

C. Cecil COMTE 145 4892 1/19-3/2

Sa

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 104

1-4PM

Basic Blueprint Reading

$150

NEW!

This introductory course to blueprint reading will give you the basic knowledge needed to work in the trades.

In this 4-hour class, you will understand the fundamentals of construction document plan reading and interpretation. Upon completion of this course, participants will have a greater understanding of cover pages, title pages, drawing types, dependent consultant drawings, foundation specific drawings, architectural floor plans, structural framing plans, architectural sections and structural framing sections and elevations.

D. Braun COMTE 166 5153 1/14-1/16 M, W 4:30-6:30PM $125 SCC-50/Max Snyder, 109

Excel 2016 – Foundations Gain a foundational understanding of the basic functions and features of Excel 2016. Learn how to efficiently track and analyze data utilizing the program’s powerful commands and settings to develop electronic worksheets, calculate simple formulas, apply formatting, and employ time-saving tools like the new Flash Fill. Parking fee required.

COMTE 159 5147

2/8

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 006

F

9AM-4PM

$225

COMTE162 5151 2/8-2/22 F SCC-50/Max Snyder, 006

9AM-4PM

$650

Mastering Computer Skills for the Workplace Must-have skills to succeed in the workplace include the ability to create, edit and manage presentations in MS PowerPoint, documents in MS Word, email and calendars in MS Outlook, and spreadsheets in MS Excel.

COMTE 140 5107 Online

2/4-3/1

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$195

QuickBooks 2018 – Get Going!

QuickBooks makes bookkeeping manageable and efficient. Learn how to set up the inventory for services you sell, invoice, receive payments from customers, and enter and pay bills.

COMTE163 5166

3/1

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 006

F

9AM-4PM

$225

QuickBooks 2018 – Keep Going!

Learn to customize forms, create reports and graphs, and track and pay sales tax in QuickBooks.

This class also focuses extensively on payroll features.

COMTE164 5167

3/8

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 006

F

9AM-4PM

$225

QuickBooks 2018 – Bundle Deal!

Take both levels of QuickBooks 2018 for a reduced price COMTE165 5168 3/1-3/8

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 006

F

9AM-4PM

$425

Excel 2016 -–Intermediate Expand your knowledge of Excel’s robust commands to create advanced workbooks capable of extracting actionable information from raw data.

Explore higher-level functionality to customize the Excel environment, create complex formulas and analyze data using tables, charts, and specialty formatting. Parking fee required.

COMTE 160 5148

2/15

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 006

F

9AM-4PM

$225

Excel 2016 – Advanced Tap into the full power of Excel to interpret in-depth data. Discover how to automate complex and repetitive tasks, construct elaborate formulas, link and consolidate multiple workbooks, create interactive forms, forecast goals, and collaborate with colleagues. Parking fee required.

COMTE 161 5149

2/22

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 006

F

9AM-4PM

For registration information see page 24

$225

Anytime, anywhere many classes available online.

For additional class information and registration, go online: ccs.spokane.edu/workforce

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Health & Medical 75-Hour Home Care Aide Certification

CPR Skills Check off

Obtain your HCA in 75 hours of on-ground training.

Training will provide DSHS certifications in dementia care, mental health care, navigating challenging behaviors, and traumatic brain injury. This training is the minimum requirement for employment with home care agencies, assisted living facilities, adult family home caregivers and owners, individual state contracted personal care workers, group homes, and any other direct care workers providing home or community-based services to the elderly or people with functional or developmental disabilities.

This class is the skills check off for the American Heart Association Heartcode. In order to enroll, participants must have completed the CE Online component and provide printed certificate of completion. Class includes guided instruction in skills performance and time to practice for skills check off for: one and two person adult and infant CPR, adult CPR with AED and bag mask, and adult and infant choking. Upon certificate submission to the instructor and successful skills check offs, the student will receive an American Heart Association BLS Provider CPR card that will be valid for a two year time period. This card level is acceptable as the CPR requirement for Nursing and Allied Health programs as well as for most educational and workplace needs.

M. Smith

HEMED 131 5033 1/14-1/28 Daily 8AM-2PM $449 HEMED 131 5037 3/4-3/15 Daily 8AM-2PM

$449

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 109

B. Sabori

HEMED 155 5022

Adult Family Home Administrator Training An introductory course required for all Washington State Adult Family Home Care providers and care givers. Instruction includes all elements necessary to meet state license requirements. Satisfactory completion of all units is mandated for all providers and care givers. Mandatory CASAS exam included and proctored by appointment.

A. Stillwell

CRTPG 123 5019 12/12-12/22 W, Th, F, S 9AM-4PM $759 A. Witthauer

CRTPG 123 5020 9AM-4PM $759

2/5-2/21

1/18

1/18

F

8AM-5PM

$99

Dialysis Technician Online Program

This 4-hour class will teach participants the skills necessary to perform American Heart Association BLS Provider level CPR. Upon successful completion of the entire course, including the written and skills tests, the students will receive an American Heart Association BLS Provider CPR card that will be valid for a two year time period. This card level is acceptable as the CPR requirement for Nursing and Allied Health programs as well as for most educational and workplace needs.

HEMED 156 5021

$75

This class will assist managers and long-term care workers with information and resources to provide care for people with varying types of dementia. Students will examine the differences between dementia, delirium, and depression. DSHS approved 8-hour class includes exam and certificate upon completion.

Meets requirements for Manager Dementia class.

SCC, TBD

CPR for the Health Care Community

B. Sabori

8AM-12PM

Dementia Specialty Training: Capable Caregiver, Level 1

HEMED 145 5023

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 108

F

SCC-09/Health Sciences, 013

J. Lippold

Tu, W, Th

1/25

F

SCC-09/Health Sciences, 013

8AM-12PM

$75

This program provides students with the knowledge needed to perform as a dialysis technician.

This program will review kidney dialysis machines, preparing dialyzer reprocessing and delivery systems, and review equipment maintenance.

HEMED 157 5024 Online

1/2

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$1599

Dialysis Technician Program This program provides students with the knowledge needed to perform as a dialysis technician.

This program will review kidney dialysis machines, preparing dialyzer reprocessing and delivery systems, and review equipment maintenance.

HEMED162 5062 1/22-3/12 6-9:30PM $1199

Tu, Th

SCC, TBD

Adult Family Home Administrator Training Graduating Class – Summer 2018.

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Winter 2019

DSHS Residential Care Adult Family Home Orientation

HIV/AIDS for Professional Licensing - Online

This one day class provides an overview of the AFH program and expectations of the AFH licensee in providing care and services to the residents in a licensed home setting as well as a brief overview of the process prospective providers will follow in obtaining an AFH license. This class is one of the requirements (see Washington Administrative Code [WAC] 388-76-10060) applicants need to meet prior to turning in the application for licensing. Students will receive a certificate after completing the class; this certificate is valid for one calendar year from the date of attendance.

This seven-hour CE Online course meets the Washington State requirement of HIV/AIDs education for professional licensure. Students who complete the course with at least 80 percent proficiency on tests received a mailed Recognition of Attendance. You must provide an e-mail address at registration.

SCC. TBD

1/15

Tu

9AM-4PM

$39

ECG/EKG Online Course for Nurses This course is a valuable resource for learning the fundamentals of reading and interpreting electrocardiograms (ECGs/EKGs.) Course information includes Cardiac Anatomy and Physiology; Electrical Basis of ECGs; Sinus Dysrhythmias; and much more.

HEMED 158 5026 Online

1/2

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$899

1/2

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$1599

EKG Technician Program This Electrocardiogram (EKG) Technician Program prepares students to perform EKG’s. This course will include information on anatomy and physiology of the heart, medical disease processes, medical terminology, medical ethics, legal aspects of patient contact, electrocardiography, and stress testing. A highly interactive course!

HEMED 163 5063 1/22-3/12 Tu, Th 6-9:30PM $1199 SCC, TBD

HIV/AIDS for Professional Licensing - Online This seven-hour CE Online course meets the Washington State requirement of HIV/AIDs education for professional licensure. Students who complete the course with at least 80 percent proficiency on tests received a mailed Recognition of Attendance. You must provide an e-mail address at registration.

HEMED 107 5032 Online

1/2

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1/2

W

12-12AM

$79

Home Care Aide Certified to NAC Bridge Program This course expands upon the skills and knowledge of the Home Care Aide to offer 24 hours of advanced theory and skills training to sit for the NACES exam. The Bridge course consists of 24 hrs continued training with 8 hrs of lecture, 8 hrs of lab, and 8 hrs in clinical rotation under supervision.

Course cost includes text book and insurance fee.

Please call 509-533-8057 before enrolling in the class or for questions. Student must show proof of Criminal Background Check, TB Test results and Current Immunization Records. NAR through DOH is required prior to start of class.

HEMED 108 5038 2/4-2/6 M, Tu, W 1-9PM $359

This Electrocardiogram (EKG) Technician Program prepares students to perform EKG’s. This course will include information on anatomy and physiology of the heart, medical disease processes, medical terminology, medical ethics, legal aspects of patient contact, electrocardiography, and stress testing. A highly interactive course!

Online

SCC, TBD

M. Smith

EKG Online Technician Program

HEMED 159 5027

HEMED 107 5032

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$79

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 141

A RB ORI CULTUR E

HEMED 106 5025

B. Scheid

An Introductory Arboriculture course which may be beneficial for individuals preparing for the International Society of Arboriculture certification exam.

Tim Kohlhauff CRTPG 126-5476 $250 Fridays, January 11-March 1, 2019 1 - 5pm Spokane Community College, Building 8, room 102 ARR=Arranged

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Instructional Excellence for Long-Term Care Educators This 4-hour Adult Education course is required for long-term care worker community instructors who want to teach Department of Health & Social Services (DSHS) Dementia and Mental Health Specialty classes. This class is an inclusive approach for individuals who will educate adults. This course includes information on adult learning theory, facilitation strategy, learner-centered orientation, and assessment A. Stillwell

HEMED 152 5041 HEMED 152 5042

1/9 3/6

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 109

W W

8AM-12PM

$59

8AM-12PM

$59

NEW!

The IV Therapy Technician course is a 42 hour course intended for the pre-hospital EMT provider.

Instructional methods include lecture, online, and hands-on. Topics include: Human systems, patient assessment and decision making, shock management, and I.V. and I.O. administration. The training outlined in this course is applicable to virtually all medical professions and very employable. All students who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate of completion for 42 hours of IV Therapy training which may be used to expand their resume. Only EMT’s with a year of certification who successfully complete the course will be eligible for a Washington State Department of Health (DOH) Emergency EMT Special Skill: IV Therapy endorsement. This endorsement will be added to the existing WA DOH EMT license.

HEMED 167 5069 1/7-3/18

SCC-09/Health Building, TBD

M

4-8PM

$750

Medical Assistant Certified to NAC Bridge Program For persons who have successfully completed an accredited MA program or registered apprenticeship program recognized by the State of Washington, and have successfully passed a Certified Medical Assistant examination through AAMA, a Register Medical Assistant examination through AMT, a Clinical Medical Assistant Certification examination through NHA or a National Certified Medical Assistant examination through NCCT. The Bridge course consists of 24 hrs continued training with 8 hrs of lecture, 8 hrs of lab, and 8 hrs in clinical rotation under supervision. Course cost includes text book and insurance fee. NAR through DOH is required prior to start of class.Student must show proof of Criminal Background Check, TB Test results, and Current Immunization Records.

M. Smith

HEMED 113 5043 2/4-2/6 M, Tu, W 1-9PM SCC-50/Max Snyder, 109

This 8-hour course will provide the manager or long-term care worker a general overview about mental disorders. Along with more information on four of the most common mental disorders. DSHS approved 8 hour class with certificate upon successfully passing exam.

J. Lippold

HEMED 138 5046

12/14

F

8AM-5PM

$89

HEMED 138 5047

1/25

F

8AM-5PM

$89

A. Stillwell

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 108

Intravenous (IV) Therapy Technician

B. Sabori

Mental Health, Level 1 Capable Caregiving for Mental Wellness

$359

Navigating Challenging Behaviors As a long term care worker, there will be times when working with a client requires more effort, skill and patience on your part because of a client’s challenging behavior. The training provides information, tips, and best practices to help guide you through these challenging situation. DSHS approved 3 hour class with DSHS certificate upon completion.

M. Smith

HEMED 135 5049 1/17

SCC-50/Max Snyder, TBD

Th

9AM-12PM

$39

Phlebotomy Program Certification Class This 8-hour class will allow the MLT, MT, MLS, and those who are certified out of state to obtain a Phlebotomy Program completion certificate.

The certificate is required to be eligible to apply for the Medical Assistant-Phlebotomist (MA-P) credential and work as a Certified Phlebotomist in the State of Washington. This certification enables the candidate the opportunity to complete their national Phlebotomist certification with the ASCP. All candidates must present proof of successful completion of a Phlebotomy, Medical Lab Technician, Technologist, or Scientist program from an accredited institution prior to registration, or be nationally certified. Completion of this class does not fulfill the 7-hour HIV/AIDS training required by Department of Health (DOH) prior to obtaining the MA-P credential.

K. Mathison

CRTPG 151 5051

2/9

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 108

Sa

8AM-5PM

$249

Phlebotomy Skills Refresher This 3-day refresher class is designed for those who have completed an accredited phlebotomy program within the last 10 years and have not been in the workforce. Must have proof of completion upon request. Recognition of attendance will be provided upon successful completion of the class.

K. Mathison

HEMED 150 5050 1/28-2/6 M, Tu, W 8AM-12PM $349 TO STAY CURRENT WITH OUR SCHEDULE AND OFFERINGS

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SCC-50/Max Snyder, 108

Winter 2019

Policy and Law Review for Adult Family Home Owners NEW! This course will provide an in-depth review of relevant WAC codes and RCWs, in addition to policies and procedures, Mandatory Reporting, Resident rights; and Power of Attorney, Guardianship, and Adult Protection Services laws.

A. Witthauer

HEMED 166 5067 1/7-1/14 M SCC-50/Max Snyder, TBD

9AM-1PM

$150

Psychomotor Skill Exam Only 8 hour psychomotor practical skills exam for EMT annual certification renewal.

B. Sabori

HEMED 134 5029 1/26

Sa

SCC-09/Health Building, TBD

8AM-5PM

$259

Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist Exam Review I - Online Are you preparing to take the Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist Credential Examination? This 33-hour CE Online course is intended for RNs, CVTs and RTs currently employed in a cath lab with two years of cath lab experience or a graduate from an accredited CVT program. Review I and II may be taken in any order. Must have access to a PC-based computer. CD players and CE Online connection. Students must provide their e-mail address at the time they register.

HEMED 115 5052 Online

1/2

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$179

Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist Exam Review II - Online Prepare for the Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist Credential Examination with this 33-hour CE Online course. It is designed for RNs, CVTs and RTs currently employed in a cath lab with two year’s cath lab experience or a graduate of an accredited CVT program. Review I and II can be taken in any order.Required: Must have access to a PC-based computer. CD players and CE Online connection. A personal computer (PC) for the instructional CD; Mac format is not available.

Also, students must provide an e-mail address at registration.

HEMED 116 5057 Online

1/2

ARR

ARR

$179

IV Therapy Technician This IV Therapy Technician course prepares students for state or national certification, and is intended for current certified Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), Medical Assistants (MA), Medical Assistant-Phlebotomists (MA-P), Registered Nurses (RN), Medical Doctors (MD), Dentists, Pharmacists, or Paramedics. IV Therapy training generally involves completion of classroom work and at least one clinical shift at a hospital.

Topics of study include: clinical decision making, fluid and electrolyte balance, IV therapy techniques, medical and legal ethics, shock assessment and treatment. Students in an IV Therapy training program grain advanced EMT skills, including: IV initiation skills, medication administration skills, and patience assessment skills.

January 7 – March 18, 2019

Anytime, anywhere—many classes available online.

For additional class information and registration, go online:

ccs.spokane.edu/workforce

For registration information see page 24

Mondays 4-8pm Cost: $750

Contact: 509-533-8057 ccs.spokane.edu/workforce ARR=Arranged

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Special Needs Parenting: Life after High School Seventy percent of adults with an intellectual or developmental disability (I/DD) such as autism, Down syndrome, or cerebral palsy, live at home with their parents or other family care givers. Although there are many programs in Spokane to help these individuals grow economically, socially and personally, parents and family care givers often find accessing them challenging. “Life After High School” is a six-part series designed to help parents navigate the sometimes complex support system for people with I/DD and create a richer life for their son or daughter. Topics include: Envisioning the Future & the Transition IEP, Navigating the System, Employment, Financial Planning and Guardianship, Housing, Social Growth, Recreation & Transportation.

B. Holloway

HEMED 142 5058 2/6-3/13 W SCC-50/Max Snyder, TBD

6-8PM

$18.59

Spanish for Medical Professionals

Policy and Law Review for Adult Family Home Owners

Are you frustrated by the communication gap that can occur between you and your Spanish-speaking patients? If you answered yes, this Spanish class is designed specifically for healthcare professionals and will help you bridge that gap. You will practice the basic, practical language skills needed to effectively communicate with your Spanish-speaking patients and their families. You will learn the basics of the language, gain an understanding of the culture, and know how to ask the questions crucial to quality healthcare. Complete the course with the skills you will need to effectively communicate with your Spanish-speaking patients.

HEMED 118 5099

Topics covered: • Adult Protection Service Laws • Relevant WAC codes and RCWs • Mandatory Reporting • Power of Attorney and Guardianship

Online

2/4-3/29

ARR

ARR

$290

Veterinary Assistant Online Program This Veterinary Assistant program provides students an opportunity to obtain the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in an entry-level position in the field of veterinary technology. The program also includes an optional clinical externship at a local healthcare provider!

HEMED 161 5061 Online

1/2

ARR

ARR

$2499

Veterinary Assistant Program

January 7-14, 2019 Mondays 9am-1pm Cost: $150 For more information, contact 509-533-8057 10

This Veterinary Assistant program provides students an opportunity to obtain the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in an entry-level position in the field of veterinary technology. The program also includes an optional clinical externship at a local healthcare provider!

HEMED 164 5064 1/14-4/8 MW 6-9:30PM $1899 SCC-50/Max Snyder, TBD

CWCE provides online learning opportunities to accommodate any schedule!

Winter 2019

Teacher Education Behavior is Language: Strategies for Managing Disruptive Behavior

Teaching Elementary Math Conceptually: A New Paradigm

This course is designed to give the learner a new perspective on student behavior and effective tools to facilitate positive student change. Taught

by Mick R. Jackson MS/ED, this course provides a developmental framework to help the learner understand what students are trying to communicate through the “language” of their behavior.

Topics covered include behavioral techniques and intervention strategies that mediate disruptive behaviors, reduce power struggles while increasing classroom control, reduce educator workload, and help prevent burnout. After successfully completing this course, the educator and his/her students will be better equipped to find and implement creative, effective solutions to behavioral problems.

This course is designed to expand your methodology for teaching Mathematics. The course will explore an innovative teaching model that incorporates strategies for teaching concepts constructively and contextually. The goal is for you to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying concepts of various math topics and to explore the principles of teaching those concepts to learners. This course will focus on the topics of number sense, basic operations, and fractions.

EDCE 113 5114 Online

1/7-3/21

ARR

ARR

$230

Early Childhood: Family-Centered Services This course is designed to give you a new perspective on serving the needs of young children and their families. In this course you will learn what is meant by family-centered services as it applies to diverse systems of care, gain an understanding of family diversity, and explore the major stress factors facing families today. We will discuss the theoretical basis for family-centered services, as well as reflect on current research and best practice. Family-Centered Services will also examine the role of early childhood educators and explore ways to build partnerships with parents and create communities of care: for the benefit of our children, and ultimately society as a whole.

EDCE 116 5115 Online

1/7-3/21

ARR

ARR

EDCE 131 5116 Online

1/7-3/21

ARR

ARR

Understanding & Implementing Common Core Standards This course, Understanding & Implementing Common Core Standards, has been divided into four chapters. The organization of the course covers the rationale for and design of the Common Core State Standards, the “Common Core Mindset” practitioners need for successful implementation, and what specific actions can be taken for deeper implementation across settings.

EDCE 135 5117 Online

1/7-3/21

ARR

ARR

$230

Learn with VESi

$200

Coming soon!

American Concrete Institute (ACI) Field Concrete Testing Technician training

Spokane Community College (SCC), in partnership with Virtual Education Software (VESi), offers online education courses for professionals that are convenient, relevant and affordable. Sharpen your skills and broaden your knowledge as a teacher.

Call 509-533-8486 for more information regarding this future certification program.

For a full list of classes, visit: virtualeduc.com/ccs or call: (509) 533-8483.

For registration information see page 24

$200

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Art & Design Beginning Wheel Throwing

NEW!

No experience necessary. Students will learn basic techniques to throw cylinders, cups, bowls, and more. Various methods of surface decoration and glazing are also explored or expanded upon depending on your skill level. Finished works will be dishwasher and microwave safe.

There will be no class on January 21st or February 18th.

T. Newcomer

ARTDE 168 5173 1/28-3/11 M, W 6-8PM SFCC-06/Fine Arts, 116

$295

Fearless Painting II: Flower Painting with Watercolors NEW! Inspire your inner artist with 4 weeks of painting beautiful florals. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned artist this class will help you find new ways to express yourself and strengthen the watercolor painting skills that you have previously learned, through practice. Each week we will create a new floral on a half sheet of watercolor paper. Students will need to bring some of their own materials: watercolor paints, brushes, pencils and water cups. A materials list will be provided before class begins. It is suggested that students interested in this class have taken the previous beginner’s watercolor class.

E. Beattie ARTDE 167 4883 2/28-3/21 Th 1-3:30PM SCC-50/Max Snyder, 141

$99

Fearless Painting II: Landscape Painting with Acrylics

NEW! Take your acrylic painting skills to a new level with 4 weeks of creating beautiful scenes that will remind you that spring is just around the corner. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned artist this class will help you find new ways to express yourself and strengthen your artistic skills through practice. Each week a new Washington State landscape on a 16 x 20 canvas will be the focus of the class as the students and instructor, Elise Beattie, work together to create a lovely painting that each person will be happy to take home. Students will need to bring some of their own materials: acrylic paints, brushes, pencils and water cups. A materials list will be provided before class begins. It is suggested that students interested in this class have taken the previous beginner’s acrylics class.

E. Beattie ARTDE 166 4880 2/27-3/20 W SCC-50/Max Snyder, 141

$99

Yard Art Welding Shape new, used, or recycled metal into yard art by using basic welding techniques; brazing and cutting material to a shape you desire in this 20-hour class. Students will design and provide materials for additional projects. Students must furnish some supplies, clothing and safety equipment.

There will be no class on January 21st.

L. Fautch

Questions? Please call 509-533-8483 or email ce@ccs.spokane.edu

1-3:30PM

ARTDE 105 4923 1/7-2/11 M, W

5-7PM

ARTDE 105 4924 1/7-2/11 M, W 7:15-9:15PM

SCC-28/Stannard Technical Education, 119

$225 $225

POTTERY

Learn the basic techniques to throw cylinders, cups, bowls, and explore various methods of glazing and surface decoration. Take home your finished products (dishwasher and microwave safe!)

January 28-March 11, 2019 • $295 Mondays and Wednesdays 6:00-8:00pm Spokane Falls Community College Building 6, room 116

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For more information call (509) 533-8483 Winter 2019

Cuisine & Libations Super Bowl Apps

Savory Side of Desserts

Come make tantalizing appetizers to enjoy during your Super Bowl party. In this hands-on cooking class you will learn to make some delicious finger foods perfect for watching the big game!

Delectable desserts with non-traditional savory ingredients. Learn the tools to balance acidity and sweetness. How does Grilled Poundcake with Port Reduction or Thai Basil & Lemongrass Crème brûlée sound? That’s the direction this class will go: sign up today!

CUSIN 167 5473

SCC-01/Main, 144

1/31

Th

6-8PM

$59

CUSIN 155 5122

SCC-01/Main, 144

Perfectly Cooked Steak Every Time Want to cook steaks perfectly without fail? Whether it’s for two people or twenty, you will learn tricks to perfect doneness every time. Both classic and modern techniques will be used including sous vide!

CUSIN 160 5118

SCC-01/Main, 144

3/14

Th

6-8PM

$59

Drawing from Neapolitan and California influences, you’ll make the pizza dough and learn what is needed to ensure that perfect crust every time. Our kitchen will be bursting with toppings to inspire favorite pie combos, including homemade tomato sauce, spicy sausage and tons of veggie options too.

CUSIN 152 5121

SCC-01/Main, 144

2/28

Th

6-8PM

$59

Th

6-8PM

$59

Serious Soups Sweating stock to perfection is just the first step.

Learn our Chef’s six secrets to serving sensational soups! Recipes prepared will keep guests coming back for more.

CUSIN 131 5119

Pizzeria Pizza & Stromboli at Home - Italian Favorites!

2/14

SCC-01/Main, 144

1/17

Th

6-8PM

$59

Anytime, anywhere—many classes available online.

For additional class information and registration, go online:

ccs.spokane.edu/Workforce

BLUEPRINTING This introductory course provides participants the basic knowledge needed to work in the trades and an understanding of the fundamentals of construction document plan reading and interpretation. Upon completion of this course, participants will have a greater understanding of cover pages, title pages, drawing types, dependent consultant drawings, foundation specific drawings, architectural floor plans, structural framing plans, architectural sections and structural framing sections and elevations.

For registration information see page 24

January 14 & 16, 2019 4:30-6:30pm Spokane Community College Building 50, room 109 Cost: $125 ARR=Arranged

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Environmental Science Urban Goat Certification

Urban Sheep Keeping Certification

So You Want to Keep an Urban Goat?

Do you live in the City of Spokane or Spokane Valley? Do you want to be certified to keep goats in the urban area? Join us and learn: Legal requirements to own goats in Spokane and Spokane Valley, number and type of animals allowed, manure/ odor control, buying goats, social needs of goats, basic health care, shelter and fencing, feed and hay, breeding/lactation cycle and safe milk handling. This class is REQUIRED for keeping goats in the City of Spokane. Instructor helped draft the urban animal ordinance and has kept goats all her life.

So You Want to Keep Urban Sheep? Do you live in the City of Spokane? Do you want to be certified to keep small breed sheep in the urban area?

Join us and learn: Legal requirements to own sheep in Spokane, number and type of animals allowed, breed selection to fit city guidelines, buying sheep, manure/odor control, social needs of sheep, basic health care, shelter and fencing, feed and hay,. We will also discuss youth raising 4H show lambs for regional livestock events.

This class is REQUIRED for keeping sheep in the City of Spokane. Dr. Kuber is the WSU Extension Regional Livestock Specialist for Spokane County.

This class is held in tandem with a Keeping Urban Pigs class the same night.

P. Munts CEES105 4932

2/5 Tu

6-9PM

$35

WSU Spokane Extension, 222 N Havana Room

Community Gardens are 90 percent community and 10 percent garden. Topics to be covered include: Building the community that will build the garden; Locating a site, Insurance, Fundraising, Rallying community resources for planning and gardening, Designing and installing the garden and Managing the garden. Pat Munts has 14 years of experience building the community garden system in Spokane. Who should attend: members of churches, neighborhoods, schools, retirement communities, low income housing communities, college groups, social service agencies and neighborhood groups.

P. Munts T

6-9PM

$35

WSU Spokane Extension, 222 N Havana Room C

So You Want to Keep Urban Pigs? Do you live in the City of Spokane? Do you want to be certified to keep small breeds of pigs in the urban area?

Join us and learn: Legal requirements to own small breeds of pigs in Spokane, number and type of animals allowed, breed selection to fit city guidelines, buying pigs, manure/odor control, social needs of sheep, basic health care, shelter and fencing, feed and hay. This class is REQUIRED for keeping small breeds of pigs the City of Spokane. This class is held in tandem with an Urban Sheep Keeping class the same night.

P. Munts T

2/26

T 7:15-9:15PM $35

Urban Chicken Keeping: So You Want to Keep Urban Chickens?

You don’t need a certificate to keep urban chickens in the City of Spokane but it helps to know how to keep them properly. Legal requirements to own chickens in Spokane and other nearby cities (they are all different), number and type of animals allowed, manure/odor control, buying chickens, social needs of chickens, basic health care, shelter and fencing, feed and water, nesting and egg collection, legally selling your eggs.

P. Munts

CEES 108 4931 3/19

T

6-9PM

$40

WSU Spokane Extension, 222 N Havana Room C

Vegetable Production

Urban Pig Keeping Certification

CEES 109 4933 2/26

CEES 110 4934

WSU Spokane Extension, 222 N Havana Room C

How to Start a Community Garden

CEES 121 4930 1/29

P. Munts

5-7PM

$35

WSU Spokane Extension, 222 N Havana Room C

Students will learn the basics of small-scale vegetable and fruit production for the northeast Washington region. Topics to be covered include selecting the right varieties for the region, soil preparation, fertilizer and nutrient management, using soil tests, field management through the season and individual presentations on vegetables and fruits selected by the class. This course is modeled after the vegetable production course taught on the WSU Pullman campus. There will be one Saturday field trip to local farms for hands on observation. Discount available provided for US Military Veterans.

P. Munts

CEES 111 4935 1/9-3/20 W

6-9PM

$160

WSU Spokane Extension, 222 N Havana Room C

For additional class information and registration, go online:

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Winter 2019

Fitness & Sports Ballroom Dance - Experienced Fundamentals

Ballroom Dance - Introduction

Experienced Fundamentals Social Dance Class will continue to develop the skills presented in Introduction to Social Dance. Students will progress in Waltz, Foxtrot, Cha Cha, and Swing, while introducing Rhumba and Tango! With these dances, the student can dance anywhere (weddings, parties, ballrooms, etc.). Have a great time learning new steps and techniques while gaining greater confidence in your dancing abilities. This class is perfect for those who have danced before and want to improve. Emphasis is placed on having fun and enjoying social dance. As always, Partner NOT required.

Learn to dance, now! Instructor Linda Christine is excited to offer beginning Ballroom Dance classes at SFCC. In ten weeks, you will learn the basics of Waltz, Foxtrot, Salsa, and Swing. Linda will teach social etiquette, musicality, posture, and simple steps you can use to start dancing right away. This class is meant for the beginning student who has never danced before or one who has forgotten how. An emphasis will be placed on having fun and learning to enjoy yourself in any social dance situation. If you have ever wanted to dance, sign up now! Partner NOT required.

L. Christine

DANCE 102 4938 1/8-3/12 Tu 6-7:30PM

DANCE 101 4941 1/10-3/14 Th 7:30-9PM

$50

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

L. Christine

DANCE 102 4939 1/10-3/14 Th 6-7:30PM

$50

$50

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

Earn a 4-year degree at SFCC! If you already have your 2-year degree, you’re ready to take the next step to advance your career with a 4-year Bachelor of Applied Science. At SFCC we offer affordable tuition, highly trained faculty, small class sizes and programs designed to help you land a great job.

Degrees in: • Applied Management • Information Systems and Technology • Cyber Security

We are ready to help you get started today!

BAS@sfcc.spokane.edu 509-533-3522 For registration information see page 24

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Ballroom Dance - Intermediate

Body Conditioning, Core & More

Intermediate Ballroom Dance will continue to develop the skills presented in Introduction to Ballroom Dance. Students will progress in the Waltz, Foxtrot, Cha Cha, and swing, while new steps are introduced in each dance. With these dances, the student can dance anywhere (weddings, parties, ballrooms, etc.). Have a great time learning new steps and techniques while gaining greater confidence in your dancing abilities. This class is perfect for those who have danced before and want to improve. Emphasis is placed on having fun and enjoying Ballroom Dance. As always, partner NOT required.

Body Conditioning, Core & More offers resistance training set to music, while emphasizing proper alignment and technique. Individuals will work out at their own level of intensity and complexity.

Students will use handheld weights, exertubes, fit-balls, weighted bars and mats to sculpt the entire body including the core. Warm-up, cooldown, and stretching will also be included during class time.

All of the exercise equipment will be provided, all you need to do is show up to class! For more course information, call Carol Dyksterhuis at 509 533-3636 or email Carol.Dyksterhuis@ccs.spokanefalls.edu.

L. Christine

There will be no class on January 21st, February 4th, or February 18th.

DANCE 103 4940 1/8-3/12 Tu

7:30-9PM

$50

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

C. Dyksterhuis

Body Conditioning

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

Class designed to provide strength training programs that will help participants to gain fat-burning and metabolism-boosting benefits. A variety of body conditioning exercises will be used to increase muscle strength and bone mineral density, help with injury prevention, and enhance physical function in activities of daily leaving.

M. Evans

FITNS 105 4971 1/7-3/13 M, W 5:15-6:15PM

SCC-05/Walter S. Johnson Sports Center, 120

For additional class information and registration, go online: ccs.spokane.edu/workforce

$48

FITNS 186 4951 1/2-3/13 M, W 5:25-6:25PM

$50

Cardio-Flex This class combines cardio and flexibility training.

It provides dynamic, energizing, and fun cardio activities that improve cardiovascular fitness. These activities are offered using different methods including but not limited to step aerobics, kickboxing, and HIIT workouts. Flexibility training will follow the cardio exercises and will focus on site-specific areas to improve range of motion. Placing flexibility activities last increases their effectiveness because the muscles are warm and pliable, allowing them to stretch farther.

M. Evans

FITNS 142 4973 1/8-3/14 Tu, Th 4:30-5:30PM $48 SCC-05/Walter S. Johnson Sports Center, 120

Medicinal Herbs and Essential Oils Learn all about the uses and applications of medicinal herbs and essential oils in one of our new offerings! Through these courses, participants will learn proper and safe methods of application as well as how to find pure and quality herbs & oils.

Courses include:

• Uses and Application of Essential Oils 101 • Medicinal Herbs 101 • Medicinal Herbs 102

Take all three classes for a reduced price! See page 23 for class information or call 509-533-8483.

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Winter 2019

Facility Use - Pool and Track

FC/Wt. Room-Community Yearly (Sept-Aug)

This class would give community people, 18 years and older, access to the swimming pool during open swim hours. This would include use of the indoor track, locker rooms, and basketball courts when available. NOTE: This does NOT allow use of the Fitness Center or Weight Room.

Community members can work out in the Fitness Center and Weight Room at SFCC and/or SCC for the academic year (Sept.-Aug.). Closed all national holidays.

FITNS 106 4632

1/2-3/22 ARR ARR

SCC-05/Walter S. Johnson Sports Center, 121

$50

Community Colleges of Spokane Alumni can work out in the Fitness Center and Weight Room at SFCC and/or SCC for the current academic year. Former CCS students must have earned 36+ credits to be eligible for the alumni rate. Admissions/Registration will verify credits earned prior to enrollment. Closed all national holidays. For more information call Keith Snyder at 533-3648, the Fitness Center at 533-FITT (533-3488), PE/Athletic Office at 533-3630 or email Keith.Snyder@ccs. spokane.edu. SFCC Fall Fitness Center/Weight Room Hours: 6:30am-6:30pm Monday-Thursday, 6:30am-4:30 Friday, and 10am-1pm Saturday.

FITNS 194 4961 9/1-8/31 ARR ARR

$150

SFCC-07/Gymnasium and Fitness Center, 128

Use the fitness center, weight room, and swimming pool during scheduled open times. For community members 18 and older.

SFCC Fitness Center/Weight Room Hours are as follows: 6:30am-6:30pm M-Th, 6:30am-4:30pm F, and 10am-1pm Sa. ARR

SFCC-07/Gymnasium and Fitness Center, 128

$200

SFCC-07/Gymnasium and Fitness Center, 117

Course required for individuals 16 years and older participating in the CCS intramural program who are not currently registered CCS students.

B. Johnson

FITNS 165 4962 1/14-3/15 ARR ARR

$30

SFCC-07/Gymnasium and Fitness Center, ARR

Jazz Dance @ SFCC Course includes jazz dance oriented stretching and warm-ups. Class will learn jazz combinations, walks and steps incorporated in a variety of dance routines.

There will be no class on January 21st, February 4th, or February 18th.

C. Dyksterhuis

FITNS 196 4947 1/2-3/13 M, W 1:30-2:30PM $50

Fast Fitness/Weight Room for Community Quarterly

FITNS 107 4664 1/2-3/22 ARR

FITNS 156 4960 9/1-8/31 ARR ARR

Intramurals

Facility Use Alumni - SFCC

K. Snyder

K. Snyder

$90

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

Karate

Fast Fitness/Weight Room for Community Yearly (September 1-August 31)-SCC Use of the fitness center/weight room/swimming pool, during scheduled open times. Minimum age18 years.

SFCC Fitness Center/Weight Room Hours are as follows: 6:30am-6:30pm M-Th, 6:30am-4:30pm F, and 10am-1pm Sa. FITNS 108 4639 1/2-8/31 ARR ARR

$200

SFCC-07/Gymnasium and Fitness Center, 128

FC/Wt. Room-Community Quarterly Community members can work out in the Fitness Center and Weight Room at SFCC and or/SCC for the current quarter. Closed all national holidays.

K. Snyder

FITNS 155 4959

1/1-3/22 ARR ARR

SFCC-07/Gymnasium and Fitness Center, 117

$90

We can provide any of these courses in person at your business. Contact CWCE at 533-8476 for information.

For registration information see page 24

Learn the basics of karate in this Jundokan International affiliated class. This program is open to both beginners and those with experience, regardless of karate style studied.

January 7-March 20, 2019 Mondays and Wednesdays 2:00-3:00pm, $59 Spokane Falls Community College Building 13, room 101 ARR=Arranged

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Karate

NEW!

Parent/Child Aquatics

This karate class is an affiliate of Jundokan International and offers traditional Okinawan Goju Ryu karate instruction. The instruction includes areas typical of karate practice: basics, kata (a set pattern of offensive and defensive moves), and randori (kumite or sparring practice). The class is open to beginners or those with experience regardless of the style of karate studied. The instructor, Mary Roe, holds the rank of 7th degree black belt which she received from Sensei Teruo Chinen. She has competed nationally and internationally and provided instruction at numerous international clinics, most recently in Lima, Peru (2017) and the Ukraine (2017 and 2015). Students are expected to buy or bring a karate uniform.

For infants/preschool, ages 6 months to 3-years, and a parent. This four-hour class is designed to help young children become comfortable in and around water so they are ready to learn to swim. It is not designed to teach children to become good swimmer or even to survive in the water on their own. Parent and Child Aquatics gives parents information and techniques to help orient their children to the water and to supervise water activities in a safe manner.

There will be no class on January 21st or February 18th.

Pickleball, a paddle sport mixing elements of tennis and Ping-Pong, is one of the world’s fastest-growing sports! Learn or improve your Pickleball skills in this exciting course.

M. Roe

SI136 5163

1/7-3/20

M, W

2-3PM

$59

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

Kickboxing @ SFCC Students will learn the basic skills, techniques, and safety procedures of kickboxing. Sport specific activities to improve individual balance, strength, endurance and cardiovascular conditioning are emphasized.

C. Dyksterhuis

FITNS 150 4942 1/3-3/14 Tu, Th 1:30-2:30PM $55 SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

FITNS 131 4597 2/1-3/8

F

10:15-11AM

SCC-05/Walter S. Johnson Sports Center, 121

$20

Pickleball: Beginner/Intermediate

There will be no class on January 21st or February 18th.

J. Holliday

SI126 5216 1/14-3/13 SCC Colville Campus

M, W

3:30-5PM

$59

For additional class information and registration, go online: ccs.spokane.edu/workforce

Make your New Year’s resolution a high-wage job.

Enroll by December 12 to start in January.

Architecture $16-18/hour Aviation Maintenance $17-25/hr

CNC Machinist $13-19/hour Electrical Maintenance & Automation $16-22/hour

A new career in a hands-on or building trade might pay more than you think. With good starting wages, only 6 quarters of instruction and TONS of financial assistance, your future looks bright at SCC.

Get started today at SCC.Spokane.edu/January 18

Winter 2019

Pickleball: Intermediate/Advanced

Step, Sculpt, Core & More

Enjoy hours of game time and improve your Pickleball skills! This course is aimed at students already comfortable with the rules of this growing sport.

$75

This class will include the elements of Step and Sculpt with the addition of yoga inspired stretching.

A fabulous way to get in shape! Combining aerobic fitness and body conditioning in the same hour. Everyone is welcome to join the fun. Participants will participate in aerobic routines set to music, using a step platform. Individuals will work out at their own level of intensity and complexity. Cardio movements can also be performed without the step, as a low impact routine on the floor. Students will use handheld weights, exer-tubes, fitballs, weighted bars, and mats, to sculpt the entire body, including the core. Warm-up, cool-down, and stretching will also be included during class time. Equipment used in class is provided except for yoga mats; please bring your own yoga mat.

$53

C. Dyksterhuis

There will be no class on January 21st or February 18th.

J. Holliday

SI127 5217 1/14-3/13 SCC Colville Campus

M, W

5-6:30PM

$59

Recreational Aquatic Fitness For nonswimmers and swimmers, this progressive program of simple water exercises helps develop general body conditioning. For students 16 and older.

C. Olsen

FITNS 111 4598 1/2-3/15 M, W, F 8:30-9:30AM FITNS 111 4602

1/2-3/13 M, W

4-5PM

$53

There will be no class on March 7th.

5-6PM

$53

FITNS 188 4953 1/3-3/14 Tu, Th 4-5:15PM

FITNS 111 4605 1/2-3/13 M, W 5:30-6:30PM FITNS 111 4608 1/3-3/14

Tu, Th

SCC-05/Walter S. Johnson Sports Center, 121

Track Techniques

Step Express/Cardio Party Step Express! A fabulous way to get in shape!

Emphasis on aerobic fitness with a body conditioning focus at the end of each class session.

Everyone is welcome to join the fun. Participants will participate in aerobic routines set to music, using a step platform. Individuals will work out at their own level of intensity and complexity. Cardio movements can also be performed without the step, as a low impact routine on the floor. Students use handheld weights, exertubes, fitballs, weighted bars and mats to condition different areas of the body, including the core. Warm-up, cool-down, and stretching will also be included during class time.

There will be no class on January 21st, February 4th, or February 18th.

C. Dyksterhuis

$70

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

FITNS 184 4949 1/2-3/13 M, W 4:15-5:15PM

$50

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

This non-credit course is intended for student-athletes age 13 and older and focuses on training and techniques of the pole vault event.

J. Spatz

FITNS 126 4596 1/8-2/15 Tu, F 5:30-8:30PM

$125

SCC-05/Walter S. Johnson Sports Center, 120

Zumba @ SFCC Are you ready to party yourself into shape? Forget the workout, just lose yourself in the music and find yourself in shape at the original dance-fitness party.

Zumba classes feature exotic rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international beats. Before you know it, you’ll be getting fit and your energy levels will be soaring! It’s easy to do, effective and totally exhilarating.

There will be no class on March 7th.

C. Dyksterhuis

FITNS 154 4945 1/3-3/14 Tu, Th 12:30-1:30PM $55

SFCC-13/Physical Education Annex/Stadium, 101

Molecular Gastronomy:

Exploring the Science of Flavor!

Come explore an introduction to molecular gastronomy for everyday cooking, which can spice up your culinary repertoire with flavorful spherifications, foams, and crumbles. Chef Eric from the Historic Davenport will guide students through the technical and artistic utilization of molecular gastronomy, and show practical uses of the techniques for his students to amaze and entertain guests.

For registration information see page 24

Chef Eric Nelson CUSIN 175-5475 | February 21, 2019, 6:00-8:00pm, $59 Spokane Community College, Building 1, Room 144 ARR=Arranged

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Music Community Concert Band

Orchestra – Advanced

Shostakovich to Sousa! Unleash your musical inhibitions and perform a variety of literature from new symphonies and band compositions to the old standards. No class on 1/21 and 2/18.

The SFCC Advanced Orchestra is a full orchestra including winds, strings, and percussion. Specific instrumentation varies by quarter. Ensemble experience preferred.

D. Larsen

J. Moody

MUSCM 101 5247 1/7-3/4 M 7:15-9:15PM $40

MUSCM 103 5250 1/7-3/11 M 5:15-7:15

$40

Spokane Falls Community College, Bldg 15, Rm 113

Spokane Falls Community College, Bldg 5, Rm 113

Community Choir

Private Music Lessons

SFCC Community Choir seeks any interested voice, regardless of skill level or experience, to help present one choral concert a quarter.

This low-impact, low-pressure class is perfect for those who sang in school or wish they had and a great way to engage in the many benefits singing offers. Paint pictures with sound on the canvas of silence! Winter concert on Tuesday, March 12th at 7pm in the Music Auditorium.

N. Lansing

MUSCM 105 5248

1/4-3/8 F 1-2PM $20

Spokane Falls Community College, Bldg 15, Rm 109

Jazz Ensemble The SFCC Jazz Ensemble is a full big band including trumpets, trombones, saxophones, and rhythm section (piano, bass, guitar, vibes, drums). Music performed will include traditional big band swing literature, contemporary works, Latin style pieces, and original compositions.

D. Larsen

MUSCM 102

5249 1/2-3/13 W 7-9PM

For Personal Enrichment ONLY. No grade given, no outcome assessment. Students can choose whatever instrument they are interested in and must contact the SFCC Music Instructor to enroll. Please call (509) 533-3720 for instructor information.

Staff

MUSCP 101

4985 1/7-3/21 ARR ARR $300

Spokane Falls Community College, Bldg 15, Rm TBA

World Drumming This course introduces students to the basic art of drumming as a gateway to explore the cultures of music of Africa, Brazil, Cuba and the Middle East.

No previous reading or drumming ability required (although helpful) and instruments are provided. Combined Winter concert with Jazz Ensemble on Monday, March 11th at 7pm in the Music Auditorium.

P. Raymond

MUSCE 105

5252 1/2-3/11 W 4-6PM

$40

Spokane Falls Community College, Bldg 15, Rm 110

$40

Spokane Falls Community College, Bldg 15, Rm 113

Instructor Spotlight

Michele Heuer

Michele Heuer has been teaching swimming for over 50 years, with half of her experiences being here at the Community Colleges of Spokane! Prior to teaching at CCS, Heuer swam competitively in the 1960s-80s. She also coached swim teams, competed in triathlons, and is a Certified Pool Operator.

Heuer currently teaches American Red Cross Lifeguard Training and Water Safety Instructor Training both for credit and noncredit programs. She also teaches various swim classes for CWCE including Aquatic Fitness, Parent/Child swim, Preschool swim, and Learn to swim classes at levels 1 through 6.

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When asked about her teaching experiences, Heuer says “I actually love all of the classes I teach because it involves all ages from 6 months to 90 year olds, and has a vast difference in swimming, fitness, and for some job skills.”

Michele Heuer is the Spokane Community Colleges Aquatics Director, Wellness Coordinator, and also teaches noncredit aquatics classes for the Center for Workforce & Continuing Education (CWCE).

For a list of current aquatic offerings, see page 19

Winter 2019

Photography Digital Photography 1.0 - Fundamentals of DSLR

Wet Darkroom and More: Private Session

This 10-hour introductory class includes basic skills using Manual Mode on your DSLR, studying the effects of zoom lenses, flash and flash fill, framing, angles, rules of composition, and so much more. Weather permitting, class will go on location, learning indoor & outdoor techniques and cover landscapes, micro photography, candids, and more. Also, learn how to store and transfer your images, and touch a little on using Photoshop as your digital darkroom. One hour of private lesson at Green Gables Photography studio is included for free with each student registered for this class.

Students can choose to purchase 3 hours of a private session with SFCC photography faculty to work on their individual projects. Please contact Arali Alvarado at 509-533-8483 for more information and to book a session.

M. Bursell

PI 105 4978

2/6-3/6

W

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 105

6-8PM

$115

Digital Photography 2.0 This intermediate class has 10 packed hours and is designed to go beyond the camera basics.

Learn the technical aspects of ISO, aperture, and shutter speed–known as the exposure triangle.

Delve into the Ten Plus One Rules of Composition and artistry of creating those great WOW factor images. Explore the nuances of light and how it affects all types of images from micro photos, portraits, landscapes, panoramas, night photography, action-stopping moving streams, and more. Finally, learn to use the digital darkroom of Photoshop to produce striking images in black & white, color, and panoramas. LIVE photography sessions will be scheduled outside the classroom so you can learn firsthand the many facets of your DSLR camera, expanding your personal creativity, and seeing the direction and color of the light, time and weather permitting. One hour of private lesson at Green Gables Photography studio is included for free with each student registered for this class.

M. Bursell

PI 128 4979

2/7-3/7

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 105

Th

6-8PM

$115

Wet Darkroom and More Do you have experience in black & white wet darkroom? Don’t have one but would like to use one? Then join the photo department on Monday evenings from 6-8:30. SFCC has one of the only wet darkrooms in Spokane open to photographers who wish to return to film. This is an open session, so you can work on your project or just re-learn this wonderful medium. The sessions are staffed by the SFCC photography faculty, so you can find help with your work from professionals.

G. Roth

PI 155 4921 12/7-3/21 SFCC-11, TBD

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Your Digital Darkroom 1.0: Photoshop CC 2019 for Photographers

$125

NEW!

In this 10-hour introductory class, participants learn the tools and procedures for the main components of Photoshop. Learn how to save different file types, about levels and exposure compensation, the all-important concept of layers, and other aspects to get started with Photoshop CC. Participants will be more confident in their Photoshop abilities and edit like a pro! One hour of private lesson at Green Gables Photography studio is included free with each student registered for this class.

M. Bursell

PI 124 4801 2/5-3/5

T

6-8PM

$115

Spokane Community College, Bldg 50, Rm 105

Your Digital Darkroom 2.0: Photoshop CC 2019 for Photographers

NEW!

In 10 packed hours of this intermediate course, develop competency in Photoshop CC. Delve into the different capabilities of the “digital darkroom” and learn how to enhance your images with the various tools that are available in Photoshop CC. Utilize tools such as the new Adobe Camera Raw filter plug-in that works with all file types, the in-depth capabilities of Layers, exposure techniques for color and black & white images, retouching people with healing tools, artwork on landscapes such as adding a new sky to your image or fixing unwanted objects in your images. Develop your techniques in this class so you can use the digital darkroom to your advantage, turning out photographs that everyone will admire. You will work with the same stock images in class as the instructor, so it makes learning the technique and procedures even easier.

Then you can confidently apply what you have learned to your own personal images. One hour of private lesson at Green Gables Photography studio is included for free with each student registered for this class.

There will be no class on February 18th.

M. Bursell

PI 129 4430

2/4-3/11

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 105

M

6-8PM

$115

There will be no class on January 21st or February 18th.

G. Roth PI154 4920

1/7-3/11

SFCC-11, TBD

M

6-8:30PM

For registration information see page 24

$350

Questions? Please call 509-533-8482 or email ce@ccs.spokane.edu ARR=Arranged

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Special Interest Astronomy for Beginners

Uses and Application of Essential Oils 101

Explore the solar system and beyond. Learn about the stars, the planets, and the stories behind their discoveries. Class includes a trip to the SFCC Planetarium.

Uses and Application of Essential Oils 101 gives a basic overview of what Essential Oils are and how they are extracted. This course will go into detail of the proper and safe methods of Essential Oil application. There will be discussion of seven basic Essential Oils, as well as suggested uses. The course will then close with a discussion on how to find a pure, quality Essential Oil, and the basic testing, including government standards performed on them. Massage therapists in the State of Washington are able to receive continuing education hours through this course.

D. Bakken

PI 101 5170 3/6-3/20

W

6-9PM

$50

Spokane Falls Community College, Bldg 28, Rm 101

Bridge 1 Come and learn or enhance your skills with the world’s most popular card game in a fast, fun, and friendly environment.

W. Rottmayer SI116 5165

SI132 5154 1/9-3/20

W

6-8PM

$65

SFCC-05/Humanities (Spartan Playhouse), 115

Bridge Conventions

NEW!

Elevate your bidding. Learn popular conventions plus when and how to add them to your partnerships.

Practice using them in a fast and fun environment.

Prerequisite. Play of the Hand or experience playing bridge.

W. Rottmayer SI 137 5164

1/8-3/19

Tu

6-8PM

$65

SFCC-05/Humanities (Spartan Playhouse), 115

Introduction to Voice Overs‌Now is Your Time!

In this introductory class, we will show you how YOU could begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films, videos and more! In this class, you will learn about a unique, outside the box way to cash in on a lucrative full or part-time career.

Instructor Lisa Foster has voiced commercials for dozens of businesses and is a well-known radio personality in the Seattle broadcast market. She has been coaching and instructing beginning voice over talents for 10 plus years.

L. Foster

K. Roylance

PI 143 5146 2/19 T

6 :30-8:30PM

$45

Spokane Community College, Bldg 50, Rm 144

SI132 5155

1/17

2/28

Th

Th

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 144

6-9PM 6-9PM

Medicinal Herbs 101

NEW!

$45

$45

NEW!

Uses and Application of Medicinal Herbs 101 gives a basic overview of what Medicinal Herbs are, and a brief history behind them. This course will go into more detail of the application and uses of herbs.

There will be discussion of twelve common herbal plants that grow in the Pacific Northwest, and how they are used medicinally. This course will close with discussion on some basic herbal recipes.

Massage therapists in the State of Washington are able to receive continuing education hours through this course.

K. Roylance SI133 5156 SI133 5157

1/24 3/7

Th

Th

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 144

6-9PM

6-9PM

$45 $45

CWCE provides online learning opportunities to accommodate any schedule!

Register online: ccs.spokane.edu/workforce

Student hosts from the Inland Northwest Culinary Academy (INCA) assist students with knife skills during an INCA After Dark class.

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Winter 2019

Medicinal Herbs 102

NEW!

Medicinal Herbs 102 gives an extended overview of how to safely control, harvest and preserve Medicinal Herbs. This course will go into more detail of the Application and Uses of Herbs. There will be discussion of twelve common Herbal plants that grow in the Pacific Northwest, and how they are used medicinally. The course will close with discussion on some basic Herbal recipes. This course is an extension of the Medicinal Herbs 101 class. The student will need to already have an understanding of tinctures, infused oils, and salves to take this course. Massage therapists in the State of Washington are able to receive continuing education hours through this course.

K. Roylance SI134 5158

$45

Bundle Deal - Medicinal Herbs 101 & 102

NEW!

SI134 5159

1/31 3/14

Th Th

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 144

6-9PM

6-9PM

$45

Bundle Medicinal Herbs 101 & 102 for a discounted price!

K. Roylance SI 135 5160 SI 135 5161

1/24-1/31 3/7-3/14

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 144

Th

Th

6-9PM

6-9PM

$80

$80

Meditation for Peace and Prosperity With instructor and guidance by meditation master Lama Lakshey Zangbo, students practice simple yet profound techniques to calm, stabilize, and clarify the mind and heart. Learn to tame your mind, free yourself from afflicting emotions, and deal with life’s problems more effectively through one-pointed and analytic meditation.

Llama Lakshey Zangbao PI 112 4937 1/8-3/12

T

6-8PM

$45

Spokane Falls Community College, Bldg 30, Rm 212

Tax & Income Planning Strategies for 2018 and Beyond A classroom course for those approaching retirement teaching the principles of sound tax and retirement income planning with emphasis on the new tax code changes. This course focuses on financial terms and concepts that are important to retirement. Plus it explains strategies designed to accomplish common objectives such as Inflation Protection, Tax-efficient withdrawals, Lifestyle Preservation and Providing a Legacy. Both Retirees and Pre-retirees will benefit from attending this class.

R. Keppler

SI130 4894 SI130 4919

3/5-3/12

3/7-3/14

Tu

SCC-50/Max Snyder, 109

Th

6:30-8:30PM

6:30-8:30PM

$59

$59

CCS ONLINE Now you can earn your AA or Business transfer degree completely online.

In addition to our AA and Business Transfer degrees, students can choose from a variety of AAS degrees.

All degrees and certificates can be earned in 24 months or less.

Consider becoming an online student.

Online courses offer you the flexibility to obtain a degree while juggling your personal and professional life. Online students also have access to our online Student Success Coach, eTutoring, online counseling, and priority registration.

For more information:

Visit ccs.spokane.edu/workforce or call 509-533-7070 For registration information see page 24

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Five easy ways to enroll.

1. Online! www.ccs.spokane.edu/workforce 2. Mail

3. Phone

4. FAX

5. In Person

Spokane Community College Noncredit Registration MS 2151 Student Services, Bldg 15 2000 N Greene Street Spokane, WA 99217

509-279-6030 1-800-845-3324 toll free 509-279-6092 TTY

509-279-6090

Spokane Community College Noncredit Registration MS 2151 Student Services, Bldg 15 2000 N Greene Street Spokane, WA 99217

Withdrawals and refunds

Class Cancellations

If you register for a class and cannot attend, please call in advance to cancel. This makes it possible for another student to enroll. Students are responsible for initiating the paperwork for withdrawal and refund requests. A $7 processing fee is deducted from the refund amount. All refunds require at least two weeks for processing. The following policies apply whether a student attends class or not.

All class offerings are subject to change. Community Colleges of Spokane (CCS) cannot guarantee class offerings, designated times or specific instructor. CCS reserves the right to cancel any continuing education class and may reduce class hours or cancel classes due to low enrollment. Fees for classes cancelled by CCS will be refunded automatically. Some class enrollments are limited due to space and equipment.

• 100% refund for classes and workshops cancelled by the college.

Disability Support Services

• Student-initiated withdrawals must occur three business days prior to the first day of class (including online classes) and are subject to the $7 processing fee.

• No refund granted two business days or less prior to the start of a class. A business day is 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday.

Persons with a disability requiring any auxiliary aids or accommodations should contact one of our Disability Support Services offices in advance of class.

Contact: SCC: 509-533-7169 | SFCC: 509-533-4166 For all other locations: 509-279-6037

Office of Campus Security 24-hour line: 509-533-3333

Center for Workforce & Continuing Education

CCS WORKFORCE, CONTINUING EDUCATION & CORPORATE TRAINING REGISTRATION FORM

Registration form – please print PLEASE PRINT

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Last

Phone

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Mailing address Birthdate

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Email /

City /

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Note: Parking fee required to park on SCC or SFCC campuses, the Lodge or the Magnuson Building.

6:30 am to 5pm, Monday through Friday.

Parking Passes may be purchased online through Nupark.

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Winter 2019

Mastercam University

Learn tips and tricks at your own pace, in your own time, and from experienced Mastercam trainers. Use these new online classes to get up to speed quickly, keep your skills sharp, or even prepare for official Mastercam Certification.

Mill Design and Toolpaths

Mastercam for SOLIDWORKS

The Mastercam University™ Mill Design & Toolpaths course provides training that exceeds the minimum requirements for the first level of Mastercam Certification (Mill-CPgmM) as defined by the Mastercam Certification Advisory Committee.

This course is the baseline Mastercam® training at both major manufacturing companies and colleges throughout the United States.

Mastercam for SOLIDWORKS® combines the world’s leading modeling software with the world’s most widely used CAM software. You can program parts directly in SOLIDWORKS using toolpaths and machining strategies preferred by shops around the world. The seamless integration not only delivers fast and easy NC programming, but also full access to Mastercam’s groundbreaking Dynamic Motion technology.

COMTE 149 5123 1/7-3/21 ARR ARR

Online

$199

Advanced Mill Design and Toolpaths The Mastercam University™ Mill Design & Toolpaths course provides training that exceeds the minimum requirements for the first level of Mastercam Certification (Mill-CPgmM) as defined by the Mastercam Certification Advisory Committee. The course outline and competencies were developed by the Mastercam Certification Advisory Committee. This course is the baseline Mastercam® training at both major manufacturing companies and colleges throughout the United States.

COMTE 150 5124 1/7-3/21

Online

COMTE 152 5126 1/7-3/21 ARR ARR

Online

A RR ARR

$199

The Mastercam University™ Lathe Design & Toolpaths course provides training that exceeds the minimum requirements for the first level of Mastercam Lathe Certification (Lathe-CPgmL) as defined by the Mastercam Certification Advisory Committee. This course is the baseline for Mastercam® training at both major manufacturing companies and colleges throughout the United States.

COMTE 151 5125 1/7-3/21 ARR ARR

Online

For more information:

please contact 509-533-8483 or email ce@ccs.spokane.edu

Multiaxis The Mastercam University Multiaxis Curve / Drill / Circle Mill course provides students with a strong foundation in 5-axis CNC programming. The class starts out with an extensive overview of axis combinations, rotary points, and zero positions as they relate to Mastercam. It then builds on how to control tool axis vectors using different geometric entities. The examples explain the many ways to control how the tool approaches and machines with a controlled 5-axis toolpath.

COMTE 153 5127 1/7-3/21 ARR ARR

Online

Lathe/Design and Toolpaths

$199

$199

$199

Principles for Machining If you want to integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) content into your training program, Principles for Machining is the answer. This course aligns with the STEM National Standards as they apply to the CAD-CAM-CNC process. Principles for Machining can be used as a standalone pre-Mastercam class.

COMTE 154 5128 1/7-3/21 ARR ARR

Online

$199

Mastercam University – Bundle Take all 6 Mastercam courses for a reduced price!

COMTE 155 5129 1/7-3/21 ARR ARR Online

$999

Corporate/Customized Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Spokane WA Permit No 714

Training

District Administration

501 N Riverpoint Blvd MS 1015 PO Box 6000 Spokane WA 99217-6000

Whether your organization requires a one-day workshop or an in-depth program of ongoing training and instruction, Community Colleges of Spokane’s Center for Workforce & Continuing Education (CWCE) offers corporate educational expertise and flexible training solutions to meet all of your unique business needs.

Let us help you assess and tailor your training to suit your employees and your organization.

To gain immediate measurable returns  on your training investment, contact:

509-533-8476 ce@ccs.spokane.edu

CYBERSECURITY ACADEMY New Offerings for Winter Quarter CompTIA certifications help to train and identify qualified, knowledgeable employees with the skills needed for entry-level to expert IT jobs.

Certificates include:

IT Fundamentals | A+ | Security+ | PenTest+

Find the Cybersecurity pathway for you.

See page 3 for class information.

Community Colleges of Spokane does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, sexual orientation or age in its programs, activities or employment. Please direct all inquiries regarding compliance with access, equal opportunity and/or grievances to chief administration officer, CCS, 501 N Riverpoint Blvd, PO Box 6000, MS1004, Spokane WA 99217-6000 or call 509-434-5037, SCC TTY 533-8610/VP 866-948-2811, SFCC TTY 533-3838/VP 509-315-2310. Marketing and Public Relations, November 2018 - 18-244 - A