Francis Tuttle Lifelong Learning Catalog - Spring 2020 by Francis Tuttle Technology Center

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

AND PERSONAL

ENRICHMENT CLASSES

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FRANCISTUTTLE.EDU | 405.717.4900

ENROLLMENT BEGINS DECEMBER 12TH

HIGHLIGHTED CLASSES:

BASIC COURSE OF REAL ESTATE | PG 49 PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN PG 42 | GENEALOGY PG 37

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ROCKWELL CAMPUS 12777 N. Rockwell Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73142

PORTLAND CAMPUS 3500 N.W. 150th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73134

RENO CAMPUS 7301 W. Reno Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73127

BUSINESS INNOVATION CENTER (CROSS TIMBERS) 2824 Progressive Dr. Edmond, OK 73034

ONLINE CAMPUS francistuttle.edu/ol Find Courses

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Table of Contents

Architecture & Construction General Interest Construction �� 4 Home Inspection �� 8

Business & Accounting

General Interest ��37

Health

Accounting Concepts ��11 Communication, Marketing & Sales ��11

Alternative Health ��39 CPR ��40 Medical Office & Informatics ��40 Therapeutic Services ��41

Computer Technologies

Insurance

Business Office Apps ��13 Database ��14 Digital Media ��15 Golden Agers ��15 Introductory Computer Skills ��15 Mobile Devices ��16 Programing & Software Development ��16 Web Design ��17

Creative Arts

Insurance General Information ��44 Insurance Test Preparation ��44 Insurance Agent/Producer/CSR/CE..................................................45 Insurance Adjusters CE..........................................................................46 Insurance Agent/Producer CE Long-Term Care............................46

Languages Languages ��47

Drawing ��19 Hobbies & Crafts ��19 Needlework ��20 Painting ��21 Photography ��22 Writing ��22

Real Estate Real Estate Test Prep ��49 Real Estate Professionals Continuing Education ��49 Real Estate CE Video Series..................................................................53

Culinary, Dietary Safety & Security & Protective Services ��55 Management & Food Services Protection Security Officer ��56 Culinary Delights ��25 Dietary Management ��33

Education & Training

Transportation Transportation..........................................................................................60

Childhood Development ��34 Education Profession Services ��34 Teaching & Training ��35

Index

Finance & Investment

Index �� 63 Course Enrollment Form...................................................................... 66 4 Easy Ways to Enroll............................................................................. 67

Finance & Investment ��36

Check out our NEW REFUND POLICY on pg 67 * Please note: A minimum age of 16 years is required for enrollment unless otherwise specified (not applicable to online courses).

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Architecture & Construction

Construction

Electrical Training: Solid State Motor Controls

Blueprint Reading: Advanced

This expanded 8-day course is a must have for anyone who needs a strong working knowledge of commercial blueprints. The class is taught in-depth by a professional construction manager who is currently working in the field. Emphasis will be placed on the relationship between the drawings and the specifications (Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, etc). Areas of study include the organization of drawings and specifications, plan standards (ANSI, ISO, AWS, ASME), lines, views, elevations, dimensions, symbols, materials, and "trouble-shooting." All course materials included.

24 hrs 158579 No class

$169 RN 1/29-2/18 MTWTH 6:00P-9:00P 2/5, 2/6, 2/10, 2/11

Electrical Training: Reading Wiring Diagrams & Schematics

NEW The ability to read, understand, interpret wiring diagrams and schematics, the diagram's components, symbols and circuitry, are critical skills for an Electrician. The understanding of circuit-bycircuit breakdown and component arrangement will be identified at length during the course. In addition, how electrical devices are divided in the diagram layout. Electrical plans for commercial buildings are vastly more informational and complex than residential plans. Separate plans could include electrical supply and distribution plans, lighting plans, power plans, panel schedules, switchgear locations, transformers, main breakers, and motor control centers.

24 hrs 158429

$299 RN 3/24-4/16 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

All class completers will be eligible for a job interview with Medley Equipment Company - pg 5

NEW

The term "Solid State" came to be in the late 50's as semiconductors replaced vacuum tube technology. Solid state components are solid elements and compounds used to control current, as introduced in semiconductor theory. Two forms of current, negative charged electrons and positive charged electron deficiencies are identified as you construct and operate semi-conductor devices, diodes, and transistors, TRIAC, DIAC and silicone controlled rectifiers. You will install solid-state control devices in control circuit and learn how they operate. Troubleshooting the various types of controls and circuits is required in industry, as well as understanding the operation of components in a process control system. Solid working knowledge of methods to interface analog input devices and control devices is also a necessary skill. These control circuits are utilized in fire alarm circuitry and other systems.

24 hrs 158427

$299 RN 1/28-2/20 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Entrenamiento de la conciencia de la seguridad de la carretilla elevadora

El propósito de esta clase es reconocer los peligros que los operadores de carretillas elevadoras enfrentan en sus trabajos. Esta clase demostrará varios principios de seguridad, donde el operador podrá evitar los peligros diarios en el lugar de trabajo. Los estudiantes tendran que participar en las actividades del aula y demostrar que pueden manejar con seguridad. Manejo de carretillas elevadoras y habilidades de conducción. Ser obediente con las normas de operación segura de camiones industriales OSHA 1910.178, al completar este curso. Los temas incluyen tipos de carretillas elevadoras, inspecciones de operaciones, procedimientos de operación segura y más. Completando este curso, nuestros estudiantes recibirán un Certificado Francis Tuttle de formación y una tarjeta reconocida naciónalmente. Varios lugares de trabajo estan pidiendo esta tarjeta para poder manejar carretillas elevadoras.

4 hrs 158589 158590 158592 158594

$49 RN 1/21 RN 2/18 RN 3/24 RN 4/21

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8:30A-12:30P 8:30A-12:30P 8:30A-12:30P 8:30A-12:30P

Electrical training courses are approved for 24 hours of electrical apprentice hours with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board, (CIB). 4

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Entrenamiento de seguridad OSHA de 10 horas para la construccion en español

La seguridad siempre debe ser considerada una forma de vida. Nos complace ofrecer esta clase por el bien de los empleados que diariamente experimentan diferentes riesgos en el lugar de trabajo. Los empleados entran con la comprención de las preocupaciones de seguridad, pero se irán con la seguridad y el conocimiento para detectar unos riesgos aumento y los desarrollos que amenazan la vida del medio abiente. Una vez completada el OSHA 10 hr.construcción, el estudiante estará certificado para tener conciencia de las preocupaciones de seguridad y salud relacionadas con el trabjo y la comunidad. La clase cubrirá: Introducción a OSHA. Cuatro Riesgos Principales en la Industria de la construcción: Peligros de caidas, Peligros Atrapamiento, Peligro de Golpes, Peligros Eléctricos. Equipo de Protección Personal. Andamios. Salud Ocupacinal y Controles Ambiente. Escaleras y Escalas. Electivas tenga en cuenta que, seg n se requiera, se proporcionan 10 horas de capacitación de instructor principal. Las pruebas previas, las pruebas posteriores y las pausas, representan 2 horas adicionales de tiempo programado. Prompt 100% de asistencia se requiere. Comuníquese con 405-717-4611

12 hrs 158595

$105 2/10-2/13 MTWTH 6:00P-9:00P

Forklift Safety Awareness Training

Participate in classroom activities and you will demonstrate your forklift operation and driving skills. You will become compliant with OSHA 1910.178 industrial truck safe operation regulations, by completing this course. Topics include types of forklifts, pre/post operations inspections, safe operation procedures, and more. Successful course completers will receive a Francis Tuttle certificate of training and a wallet card.

4 hrs 158568 158569 158570 158571 158572 158575 158576 158577

$49 RK 1/16 RN 1/30 RK 2/13 RN 2/27 RK 3/12 RN 3/26 RK 4/9 RN 4/30

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HVAC training courses are approved for 24 hours of mechanical apprentice hours with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board, (CIB).

Forklift Service Technician

How lucrative is your current career? You can earn more income by joining in the demand for skilled forklift techs. Industry predictions indicate these positions will remain high in demand for several decades. Our preventative maintenance tech program will prepare you for work in dealerships, factories, and mobile maintenance shops. For success in this career you should possess mechanical ability, problem solving skills, and attention to detail. This course complies with OSHA 1910.178 industrial truck safe operation regulations, including: classroom activities, handson demonstrations of forklift operation skills, types of forklifts, pre/post operations inspections, and safe operation procedures. Successful course completers will receive a Francis Tuttle certificate of training and a wallet card, for sit down forklift, scissor lift, and mobile man-lifter.

18 hrs 158578

MTW 6:00P-9:00P

HVAC Training: Customer Skills & Relationships

NEW The importance of establishing good relations with customers and guidance on how to achieve that goal is a key to good business. Focusing on the ways a technician can make a good first impression and effective ways to communicate to customers in a positive manner, are the first step. The elements of a service call and the potential challenges a service technician may encounter with communication will also be covered. Be ready to role play.

24 hrs 158424 No class

$299 RN 1/13-2/10 MW

6:00P-9:00P

1/20

HVAC Training: Heating & Cooling Load Calculations for Residences

NEW Designing heating, and cooling loads for buildings, residential, and commercial explains the different aspects that determine load factors, and how load calculations are used within the HVAC industry. These factors will determine the proper equipment for the systems. The more precise the design, the better the performance of the system will be, and the more cost effective in equipment and performance.

24 hrs 158426

$299 RN 4/6-4/29

MW 6:00P-9:00P

HVAC Training: Hydronic Heating

NEW Understanding the fundamentals of heating with hot water, the system components, focusing on the safe operation of the low-pressure boiler, and piping systems form the introduction to hydronic heating. Using water instead of air to exchange the heat through piping systems is an effective way provide heat in commercial systems.

24 hrs 158425

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$169 RN 2/3-2/12

$299 RN 2/12-3/9

MW 6:00P-9:00P

Introduction to Construction Estimating

This course is an introduction to the basic skills required to produce accurate and detailed commercial construction project estimates. Taught in-depth by a professional construction manager, students will learn the types and organization of an estimate, techniques for performing quantity takeoffs, pricing for materials, labor and equipment, profit/loss margins, determining errors, and more. All course materials included.

24 hrs 158582 No class

$169 3/25-4/14 MTWTH 6:00P-9:00P 4/1, 4/2, 4/6, 4/7

Safety should always be considered a way of life. We are pleased to offer this class for the sake of the employees who experience different hazards in the workplace daily. Employees come in with the understanding of safety concerns, but will leave with the assurance and knowledge to detect increased hazards and environmental life threatening developments. Upon the completion of the OSHA 10-Hour construction, the student will be certified to have awareness of job and community related safety and health concerns. OSHA 10-Hour will cover; Introduction to OSHA; Focus Four: Falls, Caught-in-or-between, Struck by, and Electrocution; Personal Protective Equipment; Life Saving Equipment; Health Hazards; Stairway and Ladders; and Elective Topics. Please note: As required, 10 hours of instructor lead training are provided. Pre-tests, post-tests, and breaks, account for additional 2 hours of scheduled time. Prompt 100 percent attendance is required. Please contact Neal Templin at 405-717-4183 for questions, or more information.

$105 RN 4/13-4/16 MTWTH 6:00P-9:00P

Introduction of the various types of ownercontractor contracts and the general content of those documents as well as contractorsubcontractor documents. This course also covers the various items & documents that make up the official contract documents.

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TH 6:00P-8:00P

PT PORTLAND

Introduction to various materials and the methods used for proper installation of those materials for the completion of site work and the building structure and envelope for an enclosed shell.

10 hrs 158456 No class

$135 RN 3/26-4/30

TH 6:00P-8:00P

4/23

Welding for Skill Advancement

This progress based course is for beginners and advanced alike. Learn procedures for ARC (stick), MIG, and TIG welding on plate and pipe. Instructor evaluation determines current skill level. Individual learning plan gets you to the level you need. Multiple classes may be needed to achieve desired skill level. Students are encouraged to purchase their own welding hood and other personal protective equipment All course related materials and supplies included in tuition.

42 hrs 158583

$329 RN 1/28-3/12 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Don't be afraid to tackle welding. Today's tools make the chore easy for even a first-timer and you'll probably find it's fun and addictive. In this class, you will learn the tricks-of-the- trade using small, compact wire (MIG) welders.

TH 6:00P-8:00P

RN RENO

$135 RN 1/9-2/6

Basic Light Welding

$135 RN 2/13-3/12

10 hrs 158454

Home Improvement

Project Superintendent Series: Contract Documents & Construction Law

10 hrs 158455

The student will be introduced to the need and importance of organization and management for the successful completion for a project. Introduces the student to normal industry standard methods and organizational structures for managing a commercial building project, and the chain of command associated with that organization. The student is further shown how to implement organizational structures and methods on a project.

Project Superintendent Series: Materials & Methods I

OSHA 10-Hour Safety Training for Construction in English

12 hrs 158596

Project Superintendent Series: Jobsite Organization & Management

24 hrs 158566 158567

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$189 RK 1/14-2/6

TTH 6:00P-9:00P 6:00P-9:00P

RK 3/24-4/16 TTH

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Carpentry Basics

Were you unable to take carpentry in high school? Would you like to learn basic tools for home projects or want to learn beginning carpentry skills for your job, or possibly have a passion to learn woodworking? Students who would like to learn about basic carpentry tools, safety, and carpentry processes will love this course. Demonstrations and activities will be centered on methods used for home projects. Students will build a portable carpenter's work bench and a small shelf unit to take home for their efforts and use. All materials included in course tuition.

12 hrs 158602

$159 RN 3/23-4/1

MW 6:00P-9:00P

Carpentry Basics: Wooden Lawn Chair

Do you wish to improve your carpentry skills further? Outdoor wooden lawn furniture is popular again for backyard living. Classic designs from history can't be beat for simplicity and longevity. Basic carpentry fundamentals, safety, hand tools, power tools, and plan reading are utilized to build your very own wooden lawn chair. You will take it home for your efforts in class. All materials included in course tuition.

12 hrs 158432

$139 RK 3/31-4/9

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Drywall Installation, Finish, & Repair

Save money by making your own improvements to your home. Learn from the professionals how to measure, cut, install, finish, and repair drywall (sheet rock). This fast-paced, hands-on class walks you through the correct steps for a professional-looking installation or repair project. Topics covered include safety, tools, measuring, cutting, installing, and finishing (tape and bed) of residential drywall. All class materials included in the tuition.

12 hrs 158598

$169 RN 2/18-2/27 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Furniture Making

Increase your woodworking skills, training, knowledge of tool use, machine functions, safety requirements, and efficient woodworking abilities in this course. Raised panel doors, face frames, drawers, dados, rabbets and many other processes are available for your exploration. Learn basic and intermediate skills and work on a project of your own choosing, with instructor approval. Students supply all expendable supplies and construction materials. Advance your skills as a trim carpenter or build your very first project.

30 hrs 158431

Interior Doors & Trim

This class is for beginners and advanced alike. Learn from the pros how to install pre-hung interior doors, and trim, including base trim, door casing, and crown molding. Hands-on training gives you the skills necessary for a professional quality project. All materials included.

12 hrs 158601

$159 RN 3/3-3/12

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Introduction to Hand Tools: I

NEW If you have to perform household repairs you need knowledge of hand tools such as hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, and also measuring tools like measuring tapes and laser measuring tools. Even if you are already familiar with some of these tools, you can benefit from learning how to select, maintain, and use them safely.

6 hrs 158614

$59 CT 3/3-3/5

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Introduction to Power Tools: II

NEW In this class you will learn how to identify and use various types of battery powered drills, powered saws, and other battery-powered tools useful when making household repairs. You will learn the proper techniques required to operate these tools safely.

6 hrs 158615

$59 CT 4/7-4/9

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Landscape Design, Lighting, & Installation: Basic

Get ready for the planting season NOW! This expanded, four-day course takes you step-by-step through the process of planning, designing, and implementing your very own landscape design. Landscape companies transform new employee's skills by attending this training session. Conquer the skills required, side-by-side, homeowners and professionals being led by a professional landscaper. Topics of exploration include weather, soils, planting seasons, drainage, sunlight, bed preparation, basic design elements, plant types, placement, borders, weed control, and much more. During this fast-paced, hands-on class, you will create your own landscape design complete with plans and material lists. You will be introduced to the design and functional aspects of low voltage outdoor lighting, along with the attractive accents it will provide to your landscape.

12 hrs 158584 158586

$129 RN 1/21-1/30 TTH RN 3/24-4/2

6:00P-9:00P TTH 6:00P-9:00P

$219 RK 1/7-3/10

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Lawn Sprinkler Design & Installation: Basic

Home Inspection Electrical: OL

12 hrs 158585 158588

4 hrs 157855 157857

Save money and water less! Learn from a professional landscape contractor the tricks-of-the-trade for designing and installing your own sprinkler system. Irrigation contractors enhance new employee's knowledge and skills with this session. Target your need, homeowner or professional, and maximize your abilities. This systematic course helps you design a balanced system suited to your specific watering needs. Topics covered include piping, valves, connectors, timers, permits, water flow, metering, trouble shooting, and much more. During the handson portion of the course, you will actually install and activate a basic system including cutting and gluing pipe, connecting valves to a timer, and testing the system. All course materials included in the tuition.

$129 RN 2/11-2/20 TTH RN 4/9-4/21

6:00P-9:00P TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Wood and Metal Stud Framing

This class is designed for beginners and advanced students alike. Learn from the pros how to construct a wall using wood and metal studs. This fast-paced, hands-on class will walk you through each step of layout, cutting, fitting, and installing an exterior or partition wall. Students will construct a 10'x10' room with ceiling joists, windows, and doors. Familiarity with hand and power tools should be considered before entering the class. All materials included.

15 hrs 158597

$199 RN 1/14-1/28 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Home Inspection Online Home Inspection 90 Hour: OL

The goals of this course are to meet the state's 90-hour course requirements for licensure, with an interesting and comprehensive course that will prepare students to conduct a thorough home or building inspection of structures and systems. The course will also prepare students for the national online exam. It is a great course for first time home buyers and investors. Books are NOT included: Please check with the Francis Tuttle Bookstore for availability. Note: a minimum of five live inspections will be arranged with the instructor (approximately 16 hours, outside of scheduled class times). CIB # See francistuttle.edu

90 hrs 157852 157854

$650 1/6-3/31 francistuttle.edu OL 4/1-6/30 francistuttle.edu OL

Electricity, and all of its components, is one of the most widely used systems in a home. Without electricity the home comes to a standstill. In this class you will learn the proper inspection procedure for the service drop, the service entrance conductors, cables and raceways, service equipment and main disconnects, service grounding, interior components of the service panels and sub panels, conductors, and overcurrent protection devices. Other areas covered in this class include all accessible installed lighting fixtures, switches, ceiling fans and receptacles, ground fault circuit interrupters, accessible wiring/splicing, including the basement and attic. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB # See francistuttle.edu

Home Inspection HVAC: OL

The home can become a very uncomfortable place to reside when the heating and air unit isn't working properly. This class will cover the proper method of inspecting installed central and through-wall heating and cooling equipment. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB # See francistuttle.edu

4 hrs 157859 157860

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RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

$69 1/6-3/31 francistuttle.edu OL 4/1-6/30 francistuttle.edu OL

Home Inspection Plumbing: OL

Students learn proper inspection of the interior water supply and distribution systems, including all fixtures and faucets, the drain, waste and vent systems including all fixtures. Additionally, the water heating equipment, the vent systems, flues and chimneys, the fuel storage, and fuel distribution systems, drainage sumps, sump pumps, and related piping are covered. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB # See francistuttle.edu

4 hrs 157864 157866

$69 OL 1/6-3/31 francistuttle.edu OL 4/1-6/30 francistuttle.edu

Home Inspection Roof: OL

Are you aware that the greatest number of lawsuits against home inspectors are related to roofing issues? Flashing, ice damming, roll routing standards of practice, checklists, and procedures are some of the key areas we will cover. As one roof said to the other, "Just let yourself vent!" This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB # See francistuttle.edu

4 hrs 157867 157868

$69 1/6-3/31 francistuttle.edu OL 4/1-6/30 francistuttle.edu OL

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$69 1/6-3/31 francistuttle.edu OL 4/1-6/30 francistuttle.edu OL

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Home Inspection Structure: OL

Structural issues are possibly the most expensive area to correct and are frequently the most difficult for home inspectors to identify. We will discuss footing and foundations, floors, sills, columns, beams, joists, sub-flooring, slabs, arches and lintels, wood frame walls, masonry veneer walls, and solid masonry walls. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB # See francistuttle.edu

4 hrs 157869 157870

$69 OL 1/6-3/31 francistuttle.edu OL 4/1-6/30 francistuttle.edu

Home Inspection Marketing Your Home Inspection Business: OL

Most home inspectors develop skills to inspect, but most do not know how to market or are fearful of marketing. No matter what your skills are, marketing yourself is important to your success. This class is taught by a licensed home inspector. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB #See francistuttle.edu

4 hrs 157862 157863

Home Inspection: HVAC Heat & Air

The home can become a very uncomfortable place to reside when the heating and air unit isn't working properly. This class will cover the proper method of inspecting installed central and throughwall heating and cooling equipment. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB #13571-H

4 hrs 157807

$69 RK 2/25

T 2:00P-6:00P

Home Inspection: Roofing

Are you aware that the greatest number of lawsuits, against home inspectors, are related to roofing issues? Flashing, ice damming, roll routing standards of practice, checklists, and procedures are some of the key areas we will cover. As one roof said to the other, "Just let yourself vent!" This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credits. CIB #13570-H

4 hrs 157805

$69 RK 1/28

T 9:00A-1:00P

$69 1/6-3/31 francistuttle.edu OL 4/1-6/30 francistuttle.edu OL

Home Inspection Understanding & Providing Clear & Comprehensive Reports: OL

Develop knowledge using a checklist, reviewing it for yourself, and reviewing it with the buyer/seller and realtors. Learn how to write a valuable report and how to communicate this report to each party involved in the transaction. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB # See francistuttle.edu

4 hrs 157871 157872

$69 1/6-3/31 francistuttle.edu OL 4/1-6/30 francistuttle.edu OL

Home Inspection: Electrical

This course offers a complete tour of home electricity, covering inspection procedures for the service drop, service-entrance conductors, cables and raceways, service equipment and main disconnects, service grounding, interior components of the service panels and sub panels, and conductors. It also deals with lighting fixtures, switches, ceiling fans and receptacles, accessible wiring/splicing, and more. This class is approved for 4 hours of CE credit. CIB: 1/14 #13573-H; 2/25 #13572-H

4 hrs 157804 157806

$69 RK 1/14 RK 2/25

T 9:00A-1:00P T 9:00A-1:00P

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PERSONALIZED SAFETY TRAINING

at your site or a Francis Tuttle Campus 1-Hour Safety Awareness Training Arc Flash (Electrical Panels) Accident Investigation Back Safety Basic Electrical Safety Bloodborne Pathogens Cold Stress Confined Spaces Distracted Driver Emergency Action Plans Ergonomic Awareness Fall Protection Fire Safety/Fire Extingusihers Hazard Communication/GHS Hearing Protection Hazwoper

Heat Stress Indoor Crane Safety Lock Out/ Tag Out Machine Guarding Office Safety PPE Sexual Harassment Slips, Trips, Falls SPCC (Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasures) Stormwater Runoff Trenching & Excavation Welding (Hotwork) Workplace Violence

In-Depth Training • AAA Driver Improvement Program • Forklift Training/Licensing, Aerial Lift Training • Respirator Training with Fit Testing • Safeland Awareness Orientation • Workzone Flagger Training • CPR/First Aid/AED Training • OSHA 10 & 30-hour Training • 8, 24, 40-hour Hazwoper Training

SAFETY TRAINING

For more information, contact: Robert Aldridge: robert.aldridge@francistuttle.edu 405.717.4761 or visit francistuttle.edu/safety

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Business & Accounting

Accounting Concepts QuickBooks

Learn how to set up a company, create lists, track inventory, sell products and services, process payments, enter and pay bills, reconcile accounts, customize forms, work with asset and liability accounts, create reports and graphs, track and pay sales tax, prepare estimates, handle payroll, track time and job costing, and use the write letter wizard using QuickBooks to correspond with customers, vendors, and employees. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows.

24 hrs 158027 158028 158029 158030

$319 1/14-1/23 TWTH 8:00A-12:00P RK 2/18-2/27 TWTH 8:00A-12:00P RK 3/23-4/1 MTW 8:00A-12:00P RK 4/20-4/29 MTW 8:00A-12:00P RK

Communication, Marketing, & Sales

To start your own business you need to know the questions to ask, location and structure types, how to register in Oklahoma, preparation of the business plan, understanding business financials, and the steps to getting financed (federal, state, and local resources will be discussed). This course is a broad overview of the different areas to consider when starting a new business. To enroll you MUST vist www.reiwbc.org/events or call Connie Hamett at 405-717-7730.

3 hrs CT

In today's millennial, fast-pace world, marketing your business, product, services or organization can be quite daunting. But with just the right moves, preparation and understanding of marketing, you could be rocketed to the head of the heap. Let us equip you with the right tools that will lead you to success.

$20 1/16

6:00P-9:00P

Business Basics: Human Capital

Are you tired of running your business alone? Do you have a job advertised and are only getting unqualified applicants? Do you know how much your employees really cost your business? In this workshop, we will examine the basics of hiring and managing employees. We will cover: • • • • •

Millennial Marketing (Understanding Marketing)

12 hrs 157960 No class

Business Basics: Starting Your Own Business

Knowing to hire someone How to craft a job description What to keep now that you have your first employee Compliance issues and necessary documentation And more

Both new and existing small business owners will benefit from this workshop. To enroll you MUST visit www.reiwbc.org/ events or call Connie Hamett 405 717-7730

3 hrs CT

$20 3/10

8:30A-11:30A

$99 RK 2/11-2/27 TTH

6:30P-9:30P

2/18, 2/20

Organizational Leadership

This course examines leadership from an organizational perspective as it relates to executive management, the process and tiers of organizational decision-making, effective communication, and team-building. After completion, students will retain a working knowledge of the personal characteristics of effective leaders, as well as the principles governing effective leadership. Bring a legal pad and pens.

12 hrs 157961

$99 RK 1/14-1/23 TTH

6:30P-9:30P

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CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Computer Technologies

Business Office Apps Apple iOS Apps

Learn about basic Macintosh applications like iChat, iDVD, iPhone, iTunes, iCal and iPhoto and all of the ways they can add to your productivity and enhance your experience on the Macintosh computer. PREREQUISITE: Introduction to Macintosh or Macintosh experience

12 hrs 158087

$118 RK 2/4-2/13

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Excel 2016 Level I

Explore Excel 2016 and learn to edit, view and print worksheets; work with formulas and functions; format cell contents; change the appearance of worksheets; and chart and transmit worksheet data. New features include Tell Me - which enables you to search for instructions on how to perform an action; and Slicer multi-select - which provides a visual reference to filters you have applied. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows 10.

12 hrs 158681 157600 157688

$135 RK 1/27-2/5

MW 6:00P-9:00P TTH 6:00P-9:00P RK 2/7-2/14 F 9:00A-4:00P CT 2/4-2/13

Excel 2016 Level II

Continuing from Excel 2016 Level I, learn to work with large worksheets, manage multiple sheet workbooks, create tables and outlines, add graphics, use templates, protect workbooks, recover versions of files that were closed without saving, Protected View, trusted documents, paste with live preview, and use improved picture-editing tools. New features include six new chart types to enhance your ability to summarize data; and Math Entry which enables you to enter a mathematical formula into a file by using a stylus or a finger on a touchsensitive device. PREREQUISITE: Excel 2016 Level I and Windows 10 knowledge.

12 hrs 158683 157603 157689

$135 RK 2/17-2/26 MW 6:00P-9:00P CT 2/18-2/27 TTH 6:00P-9:00P RK 2/21-2/28 F 9:00A-4:00P

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Excel 2016 Level III

Continuing from Excel 2016 Level II, students will learn some of the more complex features of the newest version of Excel. Learn to use enhanced pivot table functions, macros, financial functions, data analysis, advanced formatting and analysis tools, and collaborate in Excel, as well as how to share workbooks on networks and the internet, integrate Excel with other programs, and how to apply advanced functions and auditing, plus an introduction to many new Excel 2016 features. PREREQUISITE: Excel 2016 Level II and Windows 10 knowledge.

12 hrs 158684 157604 157690

$135 RK 3/2-3/11

MW 6:00P-9:00P CT 3/3-3/12 TTH 6:00P-9:00P RK 3/6-3/13 F 9:00A-4:00P

PowerPoint 2016 Level I

PowerPoint 2016 Level I provides the basic concepts and skills that you need to start being productive with Microsoft PowerPoint 2016: How to create, navigate, format, and customize PowerPoint presentations. You will benefit most from this course if you want to accomplish basic workplace tasks in PowerPoint 2016, or if you want to have a solid foundation for continuing on to master PowerPoint. The course assumes you know how to use a computer, and that you're familiar with Microsoft Windows 10. It does not assume that you've used a different version of PowerPoint or any other presentation program before.

12 hrs 158012

$135 RK 2/12-2/13 WTH 9:00A-4:00P

PowerPoint 2016 Level II

PowerPoint 2016 Level II provides advanced concepts and skills for PowerPoint 2016 power users: how to use advanced formatting features, and animation and transition techniques, add and format media, track corrections and work with multiple presentations, create custom slide shows, and work with security and sharing options. You will benefit most from this course if you want to build on fundamental PowerPoint skills to become a power user, or if you want to have a solid foundation in PowerPoint's advanced features. PREREQUISITE: PowerPoint 2016 Level I or have equivalent knowledge.

12 hrs 158013

$135 RK 4/15-4/16 WTH 9:00A-4:00P

Word 2016 Level I

Word 2016 Level I provides the basic concepts and skills to start being productive with Microsoft Word 2016: how to create, format, and set up a document, and how to add graphics and tables. Students will benefit most from this course if they want to accomplish basic workplace tasks in Word 2016, or if they want to have a solid foundation for continuing on to become Word Expert. The course assumes that students know how to use a computer, and that they are familiar with Microsoft Windows 10. It does not assume that they've used a different version of Word or another word processing program. PREREQUISITE: Basic computer/mouse skills using Windows 10.

9 hrs 158010

$115 RK 2/10-2/11

MT 8:00A-12:30P

Word 2016 Level II

Continuing from Word 2016 Level I, students will gain more advanced knowledge of Word 2016! Topics covered include complex newsletters, manuals, research papers, promotional brochures, footnotes and citations, using mail merge, envelopes and labels, and formatting headers and footers to create engaging documents. Additional topics include: working with long documents, creating styles, creating a table of contents, restarting and formatting page numbers, and inserting and updating the index. PREREQUISITE: Word 2016 I or equivalent knowledge.

9 hrs 158011

12 hrs 158686 157471 157470

MT 8:00A-12:30P

Access 2016 Level I

Course explores structuring and maintaining databases, creating tables, field data types, validation rules, and input masks. Also discussed is Backstage View, using the Expression and Query Builder to capture, sort, and filter data, performing calculations, and customizing the ribbon. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows 10.

Access 2016 Level III

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

$135 RK 2/11-2/20 TTH

6:00P-9:00P 6:00P-9:00P RK 4/24-5/1 F 9:00A-4:00P CT 4/20-4/29 MW

The Crystal Reports 2016 Designer 1 workshop covers basic reporting concepts. Upon completion, students will understand how to create custom formulas and use report wizards to design and generate professional reports, and will gain handson experience creating summary reports with the drill-down feature for detail, and will also learn how to export report data to be utilized in other applications. Concepts covered in this first-level workshop include: Multiple Table Joins, Creating Formulas, Conditional Formatting, Creating Summary Reports, Exporting Reports, Report Wizards, Default Reporting Options, Report Layout and Design.

14 hrs 157947

$135 RK 1/14-1/23 TTH 6:00P-9:00P CT 3/23-4/1 MW 6:00P-9:00P RK 3/27-4/3 F 9:00A-4:00P

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

TTH 6:00P-9:00P MW 6:00P-9:00P RK 4/10-4/17 F 9:00A-4:00P CT 4/6-4/15

This advanced course provides thorough instruction in join types, creating action and parameter queries, setting up complex data entry forms, creating a switchboard, splitting and preparing a database for a multi-user environment, and integrating Access 2016 with other apps. PREREQUISITE: Access Level II or equivalent knowledge.

$129 RK 3/23-4/1

MW 6:00P-9:30P

Crystal Reports 2016 II

This advanced workshop reviews and builds on the basic concepts covered in Level 1. The course covers more advanced power formatting techniques and formulas for Crystal Reports 2016. Advanced reporting and formula techniques covered in this instructor-led workshop include Evaluation Time Functions, Working with Variables and Values, Working with Arrays, Creating and Using Parameter Fields, Power Formatting Multiple Sections, Running Totals, Advanced Conditional Formatting. PREREQUISITE: Crystal Reports 2016 I or equivalent knowledge.

14 hrs 157948

$135 RK 1/28-2/6

Crystal Reports 2016 I

Database

12 hrs 158685 157469 157468

Course covers adding quick start fields, applying professional themes and designs, using the conditional formatting rules manager, designing a relational database, creating complex queries, customizing input forms, and creating custom reports. PREREQUISITE: Access Level I or equivalent knowledge.

12 hrs 158687 157473 157472

$115 RK 4/13-4/14

Access 2016 Level II

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$129 RK 4/6-4/15

OL ONLINE

MW 6:00P-9:30P

PREREQUISITE

Crystal Reports 2016 III

This course is a continuation from the Crystal custom functions, advanced formula feature, data access to SQL, manual cross-tab reports, tips and tricks and OLSP reporting. PREREQUISITE: Crystal Reports 2016 Level II or equivalent knowledge.

14 hrs 157949

$129 RK 4/20-4/29 MW 6:00P-9:30P

Digital Media Adobe Creative Suite

Illustrator? InDesign? Premiere? Photoshop? Adobe Creative Suite is a collection of software used for print, digital, and web based creative work. If you've wondered which software is best suited for different types of projects, this class will clarify your confusion. Short introductory demonstrations of many of the Creative Cloud desktop apps will familiarize students with proper tools to use for vector and bitmap graphics creation, photography, website design, video production, and page layouts for print. This class will be taught on a Macintosh computer. PREREQUISITE: Basic keyboarding skills.

12 hrs 157691

$139 RK 1/21-1/30 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Adobe InDesign CC

InDesign is used for layout and publication design. Students will become familiar with the work area, setting up documents, importing and editing text, working with frames, typography, color and transparency, importing and linking graphics, creating tables, performing print, and print preparation. This new version comes with several new features such as a Modern UI, HiDPI, and Retina display, Adobe Exchange panel, and faster performance since InDesign is now a 64-bit application. PREREQUISITE: Macintosh experience.

24 hrs 157692

$249 RK 2/4-2/27

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Adobe Photoshop Elements 2018 I

If you love reliving your memories in pictures, you will love Photoshop Elements. It has everything you need to make your photos look amazing, turn them into beautiful creations, and share them with family and friends. Topics include: Quick Tour of Photoshop Elements, Importing and Sorting Photos, Tagging Grouping and Searching Photos, Image Editing background and Basics, Working with Color and Making Selections, Guided Edit Mode, and the Panel Bin. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows 10

12 hrs 157694

Golden Agers Computer Literacy with Windows 10 for Golden Agers

Learn to maneuver your way around a computer with ease in this introductory course. Learn basic computer terminology and definitions, identify external components of a tablet, become comfortable with the keyboard and mouse, learn to navigate the new Windows 10 environment, plus basic instruction in word processing, slide presentations, and spreadsheets. PREREQUISITE: Light typing ability recommended.

16 hrs 157707

$124 1/28-1/31 TWTHF 8:00A-12:00P

Microsoft Windows 10 for Golden Agers

This course is intended for computer users who want to use the basic tools and features of Windows 10. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to perform basic work-related tasks on a PC running the Windows 10 operating system. Topics include: Use Windows Apps and Desktop Applications, work with files and folders, access the internet with Microsoft Edge, customize the Windows 10 environment, install and remove printers and peripheral devices, use Windows 10 security features. PREREQUISITE: Computer Literacy with Windows 10 or equivalent experience.

12 hrs 157708

$109 2/4-2/6 TWTH

8:00A-12:00P

Introductory Computer Skills Computer Literacy with Windows 10

16 hrs 158649 157709 157710

$155 RN 1/24-2/7

F 8:30A-3:00P 3/2-3/5 MTWTH 8:00A-12:00P RK 3/24-4/7 TTH 6:00P-9:15P RK

$149 RK 4/6-4/15

MW 6:00P-9:00P

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Google Ads

Students will learn how to set up a Google Account, which includes services such as Gmail, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Presentations. Topics also include the initial set up of Google Adwords and details of the various aspects that Google Adwords offers. A credit card is required to actively participate. If you do not want to spend any money you can just listen to the lecture. PREREQUISITE: Basic keyboarding skills.

3 hrs 157851

$29 CT 2/26

W 6:00P-9:00P

Macintosh for Beginners

Students will learn to use and manage the OSX operating system. Additional topics include: commands using a mouse, trackpad, and keyboard; save and organize files; customize the finder window, customize OSX, review other included applications and their purposes, and install software. Students will also manage photos, browse the internet, create and manage contacts, use notes, stickies' and review iCloud options, as well as learn to sync and use the Time Machine to protect their data. Instructor will provide hands-on exercises to practice skills covered in class.

12 hrs 158009

$125 RK 4/7-4/16

MW 6:00P-9:00P

Messaging with Twitter

"Twitter" is social messaging; with the ability to follow people and have followers interact with Twitter on your cell phone, Twitter has become the perfect social messaging tool. Twitter is a great tool for quickly communicating a message to a group. Students in this class will learn how to set up and manage their own Twitter accounts. Topics include how to sign up for Twitter & manage basic settings. PREREQUISITE: A smart phone is required for enrollment in this class.

3 hrs 157858

$29 CT 2/24

M 6:00P-9:00P

Microsoft Windows 10

This course is intended for computer users who want to use the basic tools and features of Windows 10. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to perform basic work-related tasks on a PC running the Windows 10 operating system. Topics include: Use Windows Apps and Desktop Applications, Work with files and folders, Access the internet with Microsoft Edge, Customize the Windows 10 environment, install and remove printers and peripheral devices, use Windows 10 security features. PREREQUISITE: Computer Literacy with Windows 10 or equivalent experience.

12 hrs 158650 158698

Mobile Devices iPhone Basics

Explore the basic features of the iPhone. You will learn how to use the phone features, camera, call others with FaceTime and check your email. You will also learn to back up your iPhone and use iCloud. If you are new to the iPhone or just not as comfortable as you would like, this course will help. Students must bring their iPhone to class. The text for the course will be the iPhone User Guide for iOS 9 from Apple and students will download the free book on their iPhone.

9 hrs 157718

$65 CT 1/21-1/28 TTH

Programing & Software Development C# Level I

Students will become familiar with or refresh their understanding of object-oriented design and programming. Using games and utility type programs, students dive in with databases, classes, more effective use of Visual Studio and how to build programs like Lego blocks instead of spaghetti code. By the time the student has completed this course they will be able to encapsulate their design, reuse code, and make use of existing code. Students will also understand the importance of high cohesion and low coupling. This course is self-contained, but properly prepares the student for the next course in this series. Book included.

24 hrs 158078

$279 RK 1/21-2/13 TTH

C# Level II

24 hrs 158084

$259 RK 2/18-3/12 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

$129 F 9:00A-4:00P RK 3/9-3/11 MTW 8:00A-12:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

6:00P-9:00P

Continuing from C# Level I, this course is designed to take individuals with some self-taught or introductory experience to the next level of C# competency. Students are taught more advanced techniques of working with classes, proper data abstraction techniques using enumerations and collections, more advanced string handling techniques and file manipulation practices. This course will provide an introduction to LINQ, an amazing querying feature built into the language! Class will use same book as C# Level I. PREREQUISITE: C# Level I or equivalent experience.

RN 2/21-2/28

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

6:00P-9:00P

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

C# Level III

Continuing from C# Level II, this class gets students familiar with more advanced applications of design, and more thorough insight into design patterns and opportunity for hands-on programming to implement. Students are also given more in-depth understanding of inheritance versus composition. Patterns such as MVP, Singleton, Decorator, and others will provide an arsenal of tools to use for a multitude of projects. Dependency Injection will help decouple program design, making the design flexible for change and growth. PREREQUISITE: C# Level II or equivalent experience.

24 hrs 158086

$259 RK 3/24-4/16 TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Unity/Game Engine - Foundations

Learn the basics of Unity which will allow you to create applications/games/simulations for various platforms, such as iPhone, iPad, Android, Kindle, Xbox, and others. This course will familiarize the beginner with many features and assets while developing a simple game from concept to deployment. No programming experience necessary. Just bring enthusiasm and curiosity. Additional cost of $6.30 for Kindle e-book on Amazon. (you can purchase on the first night of class). Please create your Log In for Unity in advance. The account is FREE and can be acquired at Unity3D.com.

15 hrs 157792

$135 RK 2/4-2/18

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Unity/Game Engine - Intermediate

In this course, we'll introduce scripts which control how our characters interact with their environment, as well as the Non-Player Characters (NPC) that are hunting ours. We'll add a dimension of finesse to our world by adding levels, mini-maps, music, linking scenes with each other, detect collisions with NPCs, and much more! This will empower you to understand how to better use Unity 3D to create games. Additional cost of $5 for e-book. Please bring a credit or debit card the first night of class. PREREQUISITE: Unity - Game Engine-Foundations

15 hrs 157793

$135 RK 2/25-3/10 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Video Game Model Creation

Learn video game asset creation from concept art to importing the finished models into a Game Engine. Topics include: free open source programs, pen tablets such as the Wacom Intuos Pro, workflows, and techniques such as First Person, Third Person, 2.5D side scroller, and more. After completing this class students should have a firm understanding of the steps involved in creating objects for use in video game production. Students should have at least one completed asset ready for game play. For further instruction on how to use your assets in game engines see these other courses: Unity/Game Engine Foundations, and Unity/Game Engine - Intermediate.

24 hrs 157794

Web Design Building a Facebook Business Page

Students will learn how to create a Facebook page. This will involve picking a page name, inputting initial demographics, selecting a profile picture, and cover photo. Students will also learn how to create postings on their pages. This class is the prerequisite for; Social Media Management and Social Media Advertising and Promotion.

6 hrs 157795

$69 CT 2/10-2/12 MW

6:00P-9:00P

HTML and CSS Level I

Web design is fast becoming a highly sought-after skill! You'll learn basic coding skills to help you create basic Web pages using HTML; format text by specifying fonts, sizes, and colors; apply background colors or images to pages, register a domain name, and transfer Web pages from a hard drive to a Web server. PREREQUISITE: Folder/Document management using Windows

12 hrs 158041

$129 RK 1/14-1/23 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

HTML and CSS Level II

Expand your basic skills from HTML and CSS Level I and learn some of the more advanced coding skills you'll need to become a web design expert! Learn how to include numbered and bulleted lists and how to ensure consistency throughout a site by using divisions, headings, and cascading style sheets (CSS). Same book from Web Design I. PREREQUISITE: HTML and CSS Level I.

12 hrs 158044

$129 RK 1/28-2/6

TTH 6:00P-9:00P

HTML and CSS Level III

In this continuation from HTML and CSS Level II, find out how "templates" can simplify the creation and management of websites. Learn to incorporate your own text, images, and color scheme to create a personal website! By the end of class, students will be able to build a viable template for their website. During the first half of the class, the instructor will present material through hands-on classroom activities and tutorials. During the second half of the class, each student will work one-on-one with the instructor. PREREQUISITE: HTML and CSS Level II.

12 hrs 158051

$129 RK 2/11-2/20 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

$235 RK 3/24-4/16 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

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Instagram

Instagram is a social-media photo sharing application and is a must for small businesses. Instagram allows you to become more connected with your current and potential customers. Students will learn how to set up an Instagram account and go through the different settings that Instagram has to offer, upload photos or videos and share them with their followers or with a select group of friends.PREREQUISITE: Students must have a smart phone.

6 hrs 157853

$45 CT 2/17-2/19 MW 6:00P-9:00P

WordPress.com

Create a FREE website using WordPress.com, one of the most popular web publishing applications available on the web today. Learn to apply themes and upgrades, use widgets and media management for images, audio and video, and discover other WordPress-hosted services and web technologies. We will also discuss the ten most popular WordPress plugins. Perfect web design class for the beginner.

15 hrs 157899

$145 RK 2/25-3/10 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

WordPress.org

Social Media Advertising & Promotion

Over half of the US population is active on social media, using it an average of 40 minutes a day. If you aren't using social media to reach your customers and grow your business, your competition likely is. Learn how to reach more consumers near your business, create compelling ads, increase engagement, and stand out from your competitors. Students should bring their own business to discuss. Topics include: Facebook Paid Marketing, Twitter paid advertising,and Instagram paid advertising, and Mailchimp. PREREQUISITE: Social Media Management.

Bring your credit card to the first night of class to set up your hosting account. Learn to build a website and market your business for SEO using WordPress.org. The first two nights of class will be strictly a lecture format. We will discuss how to avoid common design errors while building web pages and will discuss the best types of links for SEO, installing plugins, custom CSS, Black Studio Tiny MCE Widget, managing permalinks, media folder, and creating posts/blogs. The remaining four nights, students will work on their own website with assistance from the instructor. PREREQUISITE: HTML & CSS knowledge.

6 hrs 157881

18 hrs 157900

$69 CT 3/9-3/11

MW 6:00P-9:00P

$145 CT 3/31-4/16 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Social Media Management

Social Media is a key component of your online presence. There's no shortage of different social media outlets, and students will be introduced to a number of those. Accounts will include (but not be limited to) Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram, Snapchat, and LinkedIn. Google highly favors those in search results which have a stellar social media presence. Students should have a Facebook Business page created to reference and use in class. Some of the sites require use of a smartphone. An existing website is helpful, but not required. PREREQUISITE: Building a Facebook Business Page to reference in class.

6 hrs 157796

CUSTOMERS

$69 CT 3/2-3/4

MW 6:00P-9:00P

WordPress & SEO

Students will learn how to SEO Optimize their WordPress website to improve chances of appearing on search engines such as Google, Bing, and Yahoo. Techniques in this class will include best SEO Plugins, finding the perfect keywords, writing the perfect content for the search engines, and installing a sitemap. PREREQUISITE: Students should already have completed WordPress.org at Francis Tuttle or have a completed WordPress website.

6 hrs 157897

$69 CT 4/28-4/30 TTH

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

6:00P-9:00P

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

Social Media marketing

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Creative Arts

Drawing

Creating Cards with Homemade Stamps

Calligraphy: Copperplate

Learn the technique that was used on many historical documents, including the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Today it is most often used on wedding invitations or formal documents. A list of supplies needed will be provided during the first course. Estimated supply cost is $20.

15 hrs 158169

$99 RK 1/21-2/25

T 7:00P-9:30P

Colored Pencil Drawing

In this fun and creative class, students will learn all the basic techniques of colored pencil drawing: color-mixing, blending, shading, texture, and composition. Students will learn how to draw a variety of subject matter, including still-life, flowers, landscape, and student's choice. Additional class supplies will cost approximately $50.

18 hrs 158170

$99 RK 1/16-2/20

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Pastel Drawing

In this fun and creative class, students will learn all the basic techniques of chalk pastel drawing: shading, texture, color-mixing, blending, and composition. Students will learn how to draw a variety of subject matter, including flowers, landscape, still-life, and student's choice. Additional class supplies will cost approximately $50.

18 hrs 158171

$99 RK 3/10-4/14

T 6:30P-9:30P

Hobbies & Crafts Art Journaling in a Recycled Book

NEW

This course is all about creating art in unexpected places. All that is required of you is to bring an old stitch-bound book you are comfortable with leaving your creative mark on!

2 hrs 158462 158463

$49 RK 1/21 RK 4/28

T 7:00P-9:00P T 7:00P-9:00P

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NEW This course will explore how to use of different household items to create one-of-a-kind stamps. Students will create greeting cards by making patterns from their own unique stamps.

2 hrs 158464

$49 RK 2/4

T 7:00P-9:00P

Floral Design: Silks

This is an introductory class for learning how to create beautiful silk floral arrangements. Students will learn the tools of the trade, explanation of basic floral designs, as well as flower identification. You will make at least three arrangements during this class. Supplies (approx. $75) will be discussed the first night of class.

12 hrs 157725

$139 RK 3/5-3/26

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Fused Glass Pendants: Introduction

Learn how to make three cabochon pendants. Students will learn to cut and manipulate art glass, then assemble pendants to be fired in a kiln. In the second class you will be dazzled and amazed when you grind a groove in the cabochon. Then you will learn to wire wrap your pieces or glue bails to them. You will leave with three treasures to share or wear for many years.

6 hrs 157605 157606

$89 CT 2/6-2/13 RK 4/9-4/16

TH 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

Jewelry Making: Beads for Beginners

Create gorgeous jewelry while learning the basic skills of bead stringing. Expand your knowledge on the history and types of beads. Also, receive tips on bead shopping. Tools and bracelet kits are provided.

2 hrs 158395

$43 RK 1/27

M 7:00P-9:00P

Jewelry Making: Easy Earrings

Wire wrap your way to gorgeous sterling silver jewelry! Learn the basic skills of wire wrapping and turn those skills into beautiful sterling silver earrings. Supplies are provided.

2 hrs 158396

$43 RK 2/3

M 7:00P-9:00P

Jewelry Making: Intermediate I

Make two different rings and a pair of spiral earrings while improving your jewelry making skills. If you can wire wrap an earring dangle, as taught in Easy Earrings, you will want to move onto briolette wraps, spirals, and more. Tools and materials furnished. PREREQUISITE: Jewelry Making: Easy Earrings

2 hrs 158397

$43 RK 2/10

M 7:00P-9:00P

Jewelry Making: Intermediate II

Coil, Stamp and Twist: Combine metal stamping, coiling, and wirework to make a fun bracelet and learn new skills. PREREQUISITE: Jewelry Making: Intermediate I

2 hrs 158398

$43 RK 2/17

M 7:00P-9:00P

Jewelry Making: Six Wire Projects

$99 RK 3/2-4/6

M 7:00P-9:00P

Mixed Media Art

Come explore the art of mixed media where we'll cut, glue, draw, paint, and create a one-ofa-kind piece of artwork that is uniquely YOU! Approximately $30 for additional supplies.

9 hrs 157464

M 6:30P-9:30P

Stained Glass: Advanced

In this class students will build a miniature Tiffanystyle stained glass lamp shade using the copper foil method. There will be no discussion of tools or basic stained glass skills as students need to be proficient in cutting and soldering. Forms and patterns will be provided for use in class. Supply cost approximately $50.00. PREREQUISITE: Stained Glass Basic.

24 hrs 157720

M 6:30P-9:30P

Stained Glass: Basic

This is a hands-on, how to course teaching the basic skill set necessary for traditional stained glass construction. Tools, techniques, and tips to complete five in-class projects using lead, copper foil, acid etching, 3D molds, and mosaics are covered. Tools and supplies students need to purchase will be discussed during the first class. Estimated tool and supply cost $80.

24 hrs 157719 No class

$169 RK 1/13-3/9

M 6:30P-9:30P

1/20

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

$89 RK 2/10-2/19 MW

6:30P-9:30P

Knitting Cables

Students will complete swatches of several different cable patterns and explore how to convert the swatch patterns into larger projects. The class will also include reading charts, blocking, and correcting errors. Supplies to bring: straight knitting needles, size 6, 7, or 8; a skein of size 4 (medium weight/ worsted) smooth yarn (any color except black or navy); a row counter, a cable needle, and stitch markers. PREREQUISITE: Completion of Knitting I or ability to perform the following techniques: casting on, knit stitch, purl stitch, binding off, increasing and decreasing.

$89 RK 4/6-4/15

MW 6:30P-9:30P

Knitting: Basic Continental

This class introduces students to the style of Continental knitting. This method will enable you to knit quickly. Learn the basics of knitting, including: casting on, the garter/purl stitches, binding off, increasing/decreasing, and how to read a pattern. Students will complete a small project and another, if time allows. Supplies are included.

8 hrs 157454 157456

$179 RK 4/6-5/25

This four-session class will cover texture stitches, knitting with two colors, decorative elements, reading your knitting, and how to decide when to rip and when to repair. Please bring with you to class: knitting needles, size 6, 7, or 8, size 4 yarn (Red Heart, Lion Brand Woolease, Cascade 220, or similar weight). PREREQUISITE: Successful completion of Knitting I, or the following skills: casting on, knitting purling, binding off, increasing and decreasing.

12 hrs 157599

$79 RK 2/24-3/9

English Knitting: II

12 hrs 157601

Explore your creativity by designing original wire jewelry pieces. The instructor will provide the necessary tools. A supply list will be emailed to you. PREREQUISITE: Intermediate Jewelry Making I.

12 hrs 158399

Needlework

$69 RK 1/27-2/17 RK 3/9-3/30

M 6:30P-8:30P M 6:30P-8:30P

Machine Embroidery: Appliqué

In this class you will learn how to select the best designs to use. There are so many designs to choose from: learn how to see if they digitized correctly. Please bring the following supplies to class: your embroidery-sewing machine, manual, cords, foot control, extra needles, accessories box, stabilizers (cutaway, tear-away, iron-on, no-show mesh, peel and stick, water-activated and heat-activated), and broadcloth cut into 10"x 10" squares you can make into a quilt or jacket when we are finished. We will discuss some different rulers available. One free original design digitized.

18 hrs 157735

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$129 RK 1/27-3/2

OL ONLINE

M 6:30P-9:30P

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Mastering Your Serger

Learn to thread your serger, adjust the tensions, adjust cutting widths, and how to UTILIZE all the stitches your serger will perform in a maps format. Then learn to make projects of your choice using decorative threads. On the first night of class please bring your serger foot control, cord and operation manual, 1 yard of fabric cut into 3x6 inch strips, one spool of Maxi lock thread to match your tension discs(only in a pastel color). NO PREQUISITE. PROJECTS TO BE CHOSEN BY EACH CLASS.

24 hrs 157736

$129 RK 1/7-2/25 T 6:30P-9:30P

Pattern Drafting

Want to make your own patterns, or just design your own clothes? You will learn to take measurements correctly, draft your pattern that is predesigned for this class, multi-size it, and then learn to change it into any design you want. You will draft a skirt, blouse, shirt, or shorts. Please bring fashion design rulers, painters plastic cloth (2 mil), ultra fine sharpie pen, tape measure paper, and a pen for the first night of class. Will need also need to bring your Sewing Machine, cords, feet, and instruction books.

24 hrs 157740

$149 RK 3/3-4/21 T 6:30P-9:30P

Quilt Block Therapy/Quilting

Come calm your nerves by making a quilt. You will complete a quilt in this class, either full-size, queen, or king. Relax while making your quilt blocks, then layer your quilt, and learn the stitch quilting techniques. You will need a ? inch foot, a walking foot, and a free-motion quilting foot for your machine. Bring your machine the first night with foot control and your instruction book.

24 hrs 157770

$149 RK 1/15-3/4

W 6:30P-9:30P

Serged Garment Construction

If you have learned to use your serger and to decorate with Mastering Your Serger, then it is time to make a five-piece wardrobe like those you buy in stores. The first night of class we will draft patterns. Please bring a tape measure and a curved French ruler. Do not buy fabric until after the first night. You will need to bring your serger, manual, cords, and all tools that came with your serger. PREREQUISITE: Mastering Your Serger

18 hrs 157744

$129 RK 3/23-4/27 M 6:30P-9:30P

Sewing Machine Techniques NEW Bring your sewing machine with a few or lot of decorative stitches, cord, foot control and any feet that came with your machine. Learn to make the most of your machine! 18 hrs 157745

$129 RK 3/12-4/16

TH 6:30P-9:30P

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Sewing: I

Want to sew, but are afraid of your sewing machine? With this seven-week basic class you can overcome that fear. You will also experience how easy sewing can be with instructor-selected projects. Learn about fabrics, pattern layout, and project construction. This class is designed for those that are new to sewing or haven't sewn for a while. You must bring your own sewing machine.

21 hrs 157737

$139 RK 1/23-3/5

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Sewing: II

This new class expands on basic skills and provides instruction on working with new fabrics; experimenting with your machine's built-in stitches; creating a portfolio via your owner's manual; fitting a pattern to your body style and making a mock-up of the results; and selection and sewing of a skirt or pants and a stylish top. You should be familiar with your sewing machine and the basics of sewing prior to enrolling in this class. PREREQUISITE: Sewing: Basic, or equivalent knowledge.

24 hrs 157739

$149 RK 3/11-4/29

W 6:30P-9:30P

Painting Acrylic Painting

Students will learn basic painting skills and explore creative perspectives available in painting with acrylics. Attention will be paid to both traditional and inventive manipulation techniques that will get your creative juices flowing. Supply list will be discussed at the first class session. Cost of supplies is approximately $65.

18 hrs 157746

$129 RN 1/7-2/11

T 6:30P-9:30P

Acrylic Pour Painting

Come experience the joy of acrylic pour painting and create your own abstract masterpiece! Students will learn how to mix different mediums into paints to achieve beautiful cells, as well as a variety of techniques including dirty pours, the flip cup, flip and drag, and more to achieve one-of-a-kind designs. Please bring 4 - 8"x10" canvases to class.

4 hrs 157610 157611

$99 RK 1/6-1/13 RK 3/23-3/30

M 7:00P-9:00P M 7:00P-9:00P

Oil Painting

Here's your chance to try something you have always wanted to do. Designed for individual instruction, this course is easy, fun, and noncompetitive. A list of supplies needed will be discussed during the first class. Cost of supplies is approximately $95.

18 hrs 157747

$129 RN 1/8-2/12

W 6:30P-9:30P 21

Writing

The Art of Layered Paintings

This course will explore how using layers in your paintings will bring depth and mystery to your finished artwork. We will be using acrylic paints, learning different painting techniques, and paint layers on top of layers to develop beautiful, complex, and unique artwork. No prerequisites required, however, painting experience is helpful.

9 hrs 157466 157602

Copyediting Like a Pro

$79 RK 1/27-2/10 RK 4/6-4/20

M 6:30P-9:30P M 6:30P-9:30P

Watercolor Painting

Make the most of watercolors by learning basic hands-on technique in a non-threatening environment. After following along with a class participation painting, students will choose their own subject matter and complete paintings with individual help from the instructor. The estimate for supplies is $70. Supplies will be provided for first class. Supply list for remaining class sessions will be provided at first class meeting.

18 hrs 157748

$129 RN 2/25-3/31

T 6:30P-9:30P

18 hrs 157773

Photography: Big Camera - Intro to DSLR

You bought the big camera and a couple of lenses and well, what now?? How about a class to discover the buttons and dials and bizarre language of the DSLR? We'll spend the sessions working through some basics and finding purpose for your new gadgets. There'll be some homework assignments and lots of information to process...so come ready to take notes and ask any questions.

$99 RK 1/21-2/4

T RK 2/6-2/20 TH RK 2/18-3/3 T RK 3/5-3/19 TH RK 3/17-3/31 T RK 4/2-4/16 TH

6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P

$89 RK 1/27-3/2

M 6:30P-9:30P

Grant Writing Workshop I: Basic Information

Let your creative writing juices flow as you find ways to support a project or desired business potential. You will choose a project, a target population, goals, objectives, and the dollar amount for the completion of your grant. Please bring information on the organization you'll be writing a grant for and the project to be funded, even if imaginary.

9 hrs 157457 157458

Photography

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Get hands-on practice of essential copyediting techniques used by professional editors. You will discover: the difference between substantive editing and copyediting, the editor's moral duty to a writer, the four compass points of editing, the way to identify audience and purpose, the 28 major flaws that can fog clear statement and how to fix them, and the 16 major flaws that mar the grace of prose and how to fix them. Please bring a notebook and pen or pencil.

$69 RK 1/27-2/10 CT 2/24-3/9

M 6:30P-9:30P M 6:30P-9:30P

Grant Writing Workshop II: Goals & Outcomes

Participants will refine their grant writing skills, learning to clearly define needs and goals with outcome measurements, critical to achieving successful grant writing. Key tips for successful grants will be provided. Participants will bring information for an organization's project to be used to complete a grant application. To receive class certificate, participant will complete a grant. PREREQUISITE: Grant Writing 1 course or equivalent knowledge. Bring to first class a one-page Executive Summary (discussed in Grant Writing I).

12 hrs 157459 No class

$129 CT 3/23-4/27

M 6:30P-9:30P

4/6, 4/20

How to Write for National Geographic: I

Students learn and practice the structure of a travel story. Students learn the do's and don'ts of National Geographic writing style and story formula. Students will write a short travel story and submit it for publication in a travel magazine of their choice. Please bring a notebook and pen or pencil with you to class.

18 hrs 157786

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$129 RK 1/8-2/12

OL ONLINE

W 6:30P-9:30P

PREREQUISITE

Paint the Scene with Words: Using Imagery to Enrich Your Stories

Welcome readers into the world hidden in the words of your stories; family tales and fiction come alive when you create a world beyond the printed page. Let them hear the voices, smell the fried potatoes and bask in the sunlight on the front porch. Learn to identify and use influences affecting settings and characters when you paint word pictures.

6 hrs 158209

$69 RK 3/3-3/10 T 1:00P-4:00P

Writing the Story of Your Life

The best stories are often the ones that begin, "Remember the time we...?" This class will encourage the story teller in you to start putting memories on paper or to fine tune what you have in the drawer. Sessions will include in-class exercises to jog your memory, take-home prompts, discussions about format, and tips for organizing your memoir.

18 hrs 158210

$99 RK 3/4-4/8

W 6:30P-9:30P

Screenwriting for Novelists

Turn your novel into a screenplay and double the potential value of your creative efforts. You take a step-by-step look at similarities and differences between novel and screenplay. Subjects covered range from the dramatic code to such building blocks as moral argument, theme, premise, plot, character web, dialogue, scene and sequel. Please bring a notebook and pen or pencil.

12 hrs 157774

$89 RK 3/30-4/20

M 6:30P-9:30P

The Joy of Writing

If you've always wanted to write, this course offers the perfect chance. You'll learn how to start the words flowing, put what's in your heart onto the page, and break through creative blocks. Beginners and experienced writers are welcome. Bring a notebook and come ready to write.

15 hrs 157665

$99 RK 1/22-2/26

W 6:30P-9:00P

Writing a Children's Story

Here is a map to the critical psychology and techniques required to write a successful children's story. A step-by-step plan leads you through the age-appropriate thinking stage. Hands-on work lets you discover techniques of theme, plot, emotional conflict, scene and sequel, climax, denouement, and more. Honest critique of your story drafts and advice on story markets put you on the road to publication. Please bring a notebook and pen or pencil.

18 hrs 157776

$89 RK 3/10-4/14

T 1:00P-4:00P

Writing Business Correspondence

Students learn how to take the fog out of their writing, and how to write strong, simple, to-the-point sentences, how to write effective emails, memos, reports, letters and abstracts for the business-tobusiness environment. Students learn that the level of their pay increases by the clarity of their writing. Please bring notebook and pencil or pen to class.

12 hrs 157775

$89 RK 1/7-1/28

T 1:00P-4:00P

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Culinary, Dietary Management & Food Services Culinary Delights Albondigas, Mexican Meatball Soup & Salad

NEW Mexican style soup and salad - Mexican comfort food time! Albondigas is a traditional Mexican comfort soup. Albondigas is the Spanish version of small meatballs. It's economical, simple and relatively easy to make but don't under estimate to talk about the high note in flavor. It's very flavorful that once you taste you want to add to your meals plan regularly. Don't forget your apron because it's a hands-on cooking class.

3 hrs 158272

$49 RK 3/16

M 10:00A-1:00P

Asian Stir-Fried Chicken

This highly addictive stir-fried Asian dish is made with chicken, vegetables, bell peppers (or other vegetables that you prefer) and cashews prepared in a soy sesame sweet and sour sauce. Students will learn how to easily adapt with minimum ingredients to make the Asian flavor sauce and preparing the meat. Gain a deeper understanding of the flavors and techniques that makes this cuisine flavorful and unique for the traditional Asian taste for your meal. No more take out for this Asian dish because dinner will be ready in 30 minutes.

3 hrs 158221

$49 RK 3/9

M 6:15P-9:15P

Aunt Gilah's Brownies

Aunt Gilah was affable and an inspiration. She passed away at the age of 85 in 1982 and made her signature brownies for 65 of those years. People who had the good fortune to meet her and taste one of her brownies literally swooned! And you may too! Students will learn to "make-from-scratchno-electric-mixers-used" some of the best brownies anywhere. This class includes a brief demonstration followed by hands-on by students. Please bring an 8" x 8"x 2" (or equivalent) baking pan. Upon completion of class, students will leave with increased knowledge and excitement and a fully baked pan of Aunt Gilah's Brownies.

3 hrs 157712

Authentic, New York Jewish Rye

We will make authentic New York Jewish Rye bread from scratch using a 'starter.' Just five ingredients flour, water, salt, yeast and caraway seeds - mixed, kneaded, and baked the New York way...and you'll think you're in New York!

3 hrs 157713

$43 RK 2/10

M 6:10P-9:10P

Bananas Foster

Created in 1951 New Orleans, this flamboyant-and frequently flambéed-mouth-watering dessert includes bananas sautéed in butter with the additions of brown sugar, cinnamon, and pure vanilla extract-and optionally rum and banana liqueur-served with French vanilla ice cream. This class will include a demonstration and hands on. Please bring an 8" sauté pan to class.

3 hrs 157714

$49 RK 2/6

TH 6:10P-9:10P

Cake Decorating I

Cake decorating is more than spreading on the icing. Learn the secret to keeping your cake fresh for days. Use flair to apply decorations such as leaves, roses, rosebuds, and borders. Learn intricate designs from glazing, piping, and scripts. A decorating kit will be supplied during the first class. Beginning the 2nd night of class students will: (1) Bring an 8" round 2 layer cake (2) Icing for cake..

24 hrs 158275

$199 PT 1/21-3/10 T 6:30P-9:30P

Caramel Sauce from Scratch

Caramelized sugar is used in caramel sauces, candies flan, and ice creams. Caramelization is magical; sugar is heated to change color and flavor. We will learn wet and dry methods of caramelization and prepare caramel sauce from scratch. Please bring to class: a quart wide-mouth mason jar with lid and cap, and a 3 qt stainless steel pot with heavy clad bottom and lid.

3 hrs 158653

$39 RK 1/22

W 6:10P-9:10P

$49 RK 2/4

T 6:10P-9:10P

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Carbonara, Roman-Style Creamy Pasta

Join us for a fun evening and enjoy the taste of Rome. Everyone will relish this rich, creamy, fragrant Italian pasta. You will learn how to make a classic Romanstyle pasta dish which is quick and easy to master. Also, learn how to turn leftover cooked chicken into this ultimate rich, creamy pasta experience and you will have another dish altogether.

3 hrs 158255

$43 RK 2/3

M 6:15P-9:15P

Cheesecake the Traditional Way

Cheesecake is everyone's favorite dessert. There are many versions of how a cheesecake can be made. In this class you will learn the traditional way. Students may choose to make one of the following cheesecakes in class. You may make a New York Style cheesecake, a chocolate cheesecake, or a nocrust Beverly Hills cheesecake. Students must bring a 10 inch spring form cake pan to class. Come join us and impress your family and friends.

4 hrs 157083

$69 RK 1/15

W 5:30P-9:30P

Chef Knife Skills

Do you enjoy the sweet taste of delicious homemade cinnamon rolls in the morning? Learn to make cinnamon rolls the simple and easy way. They are scrumptious!

3.5 hrs 157087

$52 RK 2/26

W 6:00P-9:30P

Cooking 101: Pizza

You will be taught how to make a basic pizza dough, how to shape it into a pizza pie, and top it with various toppings. We will make a traditional pizza, a breakfast pizza, and a dessert pizza. Bring an apron. This will be a lot of fun!

3.5 hrs 157088

$52 RK 1/21

T 6:00P-9:30P

Cooking With Herbs

Have you ever thought how you could incorporate herbs into your everyday cooking? Many people grow herbs but are not sure how to use them. In this class we will learn how to process herbs in different ways in order to use them while grilling, on meat, in vegetables, or in sauces. Also, how herbs can be used in different teas will be discussed.

Learn the proper way to chop, dice, mince, julienne, and chiffonade vegetables. The instructor will share San Francisco-style chopping skills and will help you sharpen and hone your knife to a razor's edge. Bring a chef's knife to class with you.

3.5 hrs 157089

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Learn how to bake and decorate cupcakes that are a treat for your eyes and your taste buds. We will use different fillings, frostings and embellishments to make delightful desserts. Bring a cupcake pan for baking and taking home your creations.

$49 RK 1/8 RK 2/5 RK 3/4 RK 3/11 RK 3/31 RK 4/1

W W W W T W

6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P

Chicken Matzoh Ball Soup AKA Jewish Penicillin

This soup is a regular with Jewish families and Jewish delis. It is easy to make and delicious. It is said to rid the body of fevers and colds more quickly than any other food. We will learn how to make both the soup and the matzoh balls!

3 hrs 157668

$39 RK 2/11

T 6:10P-9:10P

Cookie Decorating: Introduction

Learn the fundamentals of cookie decorating and bring home a few decorated cookies as well. This class covers baking tips, mixing icing, icing consistencies, piping, flooding, wet-on-wet techniques, and icing transfers/accents. All supplies provided. Bring an apron.

3 hrs 157777 157781 157782 157783 26

Cooking 101: Cinnamon Rolls

$49 RK 1/21 RK 2/6 RK 3/10 RK 4/9

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T TH T TH RN RENO

6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P 6:30P-9:30P

PT PORTLAND

$59 RK 1/6

M 6:00P-9:30P

Creative Cupcakes

3 hrs 158211

$49 RK 2/11

T 6:30P-9:30P

Dim Sum & Asian Dumplings, Anyone?

Learn to make ultimate Asian bite-sized appetizer dim sum and other types of Asian dumplings. During these three hours, we'll be more focused on making fillings and techniques rather than the dough. You'll also learn to how to store in the freezer if you make a big batch. Enjoy steamed, boiled or pan-fried Asian dumplings, when class is finished. This is a fully hands-on experience cooking class so make sure to bring an apron.

3 hrs 158256

$49 RK 3/16

M 6:15P-9:15P

Eggs Benedict from Scratch

During this hands-on class students will learn how to prepare poached eggs (without an egg poacher), make hollandaise sauce from scratch and serve eggs benedict. If you have an immersion blender please bring it to class with you.

3 hrs 157715

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$49 RK 2/17

OL ONLINE

M 6:10P-9:10P

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Ezekiel's Bible Bread

Ezekiel 4:9 (American Standard Version) Take thou also unto thee wheat, and barley, and beans, and lentils, and millet, and spelt, and put them in one vessel, and make thee bread thereof. Learn how to make Bread of the Bible using the grains and beans listed in the Old Testament. This class includes demonstrations and hands-on techniques. Please bring a food processor to class if you have one. Students will take dough home for baking and have a viable sourdough starter for future use.

3 hrs 157613

$39 RK 2/20

TH 6:10P-9:10P

German Chocolate Cake

German Chocolate Cake is an all-time favorite that is not actually German. It is named for Samuel German, the creator of a chocolate bar for Baker's Chocolate Company. It became the original cake recipe's star ingredient back in 1957. In this class, each participant will make their own individual German Chocolate Cake. Please bring an apron and a cake carrier to take your creation home with you. This will be a fun class learning one of the classics. Please bring an apron and a cake carrier with you to class.

4 hrs 157090

$59 RK 2/12

W 5:30P-9:30P

German Spatzle, Fresh Egg Noodles & More

NEW It's Spatzle Time! Start with making a special type of famous fresh German egg pasta, even Spatzle with proper tools & gadgets! This will turn into one of the great examples of traditional German comfort food, German Style Mac & Cheese and much more. This class is full on hands-on cooking class so don't forget to bring an apron please.

3 hrs 158273

$49 RK 3/23

M 6:15P-9:15P

Gyoza

These dumplings, of Chinese origin, are fun to make. You will learn how to prepare the filling, which will be wrapped in dough and cooked the Japanese way. We will use two cooking methods: pan-fried and boiled. All students will get to try this very tasty dish. THIS IS A DEMONSTRATION-ONLY CLASS.

3 hrs 157077

$39 RK 3/24

T 6:30P-9:30P

Healthy Burgers Made from Sustainable, Wild-Caught Salmon

Learn how to prepare delicious, nutritious and tasty salmon patties from canned wild-caught salmon in this demonstration and hands-on class. Please bring an 8" sauté pan to class.

3 hrs 157622

Healthy Hummus from Scratch

Hummus is a popular Mediterranean dip, frequently served with pita bread. Recipes vary but it contains pureed garbanzo beans and generally contains spices, fresh garlic, olive oil, fresh lemon juice and tahini (sesame seed paste). Once the steps are learned, preparing hummus is straightforward and uncomplicated. Homemade hummus is fresher and considerably less expensive than store-bought. Some health experts believe that it is among the healthiest dips available: it has minimal saturated fat, high protein and not cholesterol. And, as an added bonus, we control the quality of ingredients, flavors, caloric count and taste. Please bring a food processor if you have one to class.

3 hrs 157716

$39 RK 3/18

W 6:10P-9:10P

Healthy, Probiotic Sauerkraut from Scratch

Students will learn the ins and outs of making sauerkraut. Sauerkraut has a long and colorful history - it's been made by humankind for thousands of years. It's actually healthier than the raw cabbage from which it is made, being high in fiber, Vitamin C, and carotene, yet low in calories. It's tasty and easy to prepare. Students will leave class with sauerkraut ready to be fermented at home. Please bring one wide-mouth Mason jar, one-quart size, with a tight-fitting lid.

3 hrs 157641

$39 RK 4/14

T 6:10P-9:10P

Homemade Yogurt, Buttermilk, Sour Cream, & Dairy Kefir

Yogurt, buttermilk, sour cream, and kefir are fermented Old World foods. They are remarkably uncomplicated: only milk (or cream) and a starter are needed. These products are much fresher and considerably less expensive than store-bought. As an added bonus, we will learn how to control the quality of ingredients, flavors, caloric count, and taste - whether mild or tart. Students will leave class with yogurt, buttermilk, sour cream, kefir (ready for fermentation at home), and kefir grains.

3 hrs 157616

$49 RK 3/16

M 6:10P-9:10P

Instant Pot 101

Find out why people love the Instant Pot while making a complete meal! In this session, we will be making pulled pork, potato salad and even dessert. All in the Instant Pot!

3 hrs 158212

$49 RK 2/13

TH 6:30P-9:30P

$49 RK 4/13

M 6:10P-9:10P

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International Cookery Excursion: I

Ever wanted to know what all those items are used for when you've visit an international grocery store? Now you don't have to go it alone. Come with us as we take you to some of the best places for cooking with all things international! Students will meet on campus to receive packets. We will caravan to the location.

2.5 hrs 157958

$39 RK 2/8

S 10:30A-1:00P

Italian Cooking

Come join and taste central Italy, Tuscany style, hearty flavorful soup and side dishes. Mark your calendar for a fun night of cooking.

3 hrs 158257 158258

$49 RK 1/13 RK 2/3

M 6:15P-9:15P M 10:00A-1:00P

Jr Chef: Cake Pop Advanced

$59 RK 2/8

S 1:00P-5:00P

Junior Chef: Mystery Basket - Baking

Junior Chefs will be challenged to use given ingredients and come up with different ideas on how to use them. This class will teach young chefs to look around in their kitchen for items to be used for baking. You never know what you might come up with. This is a hands-on class so bring your apron and imagination and have fun in class. This class is for ages 11 to 15 only.

4 hrs 157669

$59 RK 1/25

S 1:00P-5:00P

Junior Chef: Sushi Basics

In this hands-on class, the instructor will teach you to choose ingredients and roll sushi like a pro! During the class you will learn to prepare two kinds of sushi rolls, including California Roll (Inside Out Rolls) with genuine hands-on practice. Miso soup is included as a side dish and you'll receive recipes to take home. We will not be using any raw fish.

3 hrs 158259 158260 158261 158262

$39 RK 3/7 RK 3/7 RK 3/28 RK 3/28

In this class, students will learn kimchi from scratch. Kimchi is made from salted and fermented vegetables, mostly with Napa cabbages and Korean radishes along with a variety of seasonings. It is high in fiber, low in calories and loaded with vitamins A, B and C. The instructor will also explain numerous dishes made from Kimchi. Students need to bring a 24 oz. jar or container.

4 hrs 158263

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S 10:00A-1:00P S 2:00P-5:00P S 10:00A-1:00P S 2:00P-5:00P

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M 5:45P-9:45P

Kombucha-also known as mushroom tea and tea fungus-is a brewed, fermented acidic tea beverage which has been made by humankind since before the time of Jesus. Kombucha has been claimed to be a magical elixir enabling people to live forever. Less flamboyant folks claim it detoxifies the body and energizes the mind. Be that as it may, kombucha is relatively new to America-having been "discovered" in 1995. It is stimulating, invigorating, effervescent and caffeinated beverage. At its most basic, kombucha is brewed and fermented tea, sugar and a SCOBY-a symbiotic colony of bacteria and yeast. In addition to learning how to brew and ferment kombucha, this class will teach the importance of cleanliness during brewing and fermenting. At the completion of class, students will have their own kombucha beverage-and a SCOBY-to bring home for fermenting. Please bring a half gallon wide-mouth mason jar with cap and lid to class.

3 hrs 157619

$39 RK 3/23

M 6:10P-9:10P

Korean Beef Bulgogi

Beef Bulgogi is a very popular Korean dish, marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, garlic, onion, sugar, etc. to enhance the flavor and its tenderization. You'll learn this dish step-by-step and get the easy recipe along with some Ban-Chan, Korean-style side dishes.

3 hrs 158265 158266

$49 RK 2/17 RK 3/9

M 6:15P-9:15P M 10:00A-1:00P

Korean Bibimbap

Bibimbap is the super popular staple Korean rice dish. It's a bowl of rice topped with an individually prepared vegetables and seasoned meat served along with red pepper paste sauce. In this class you'll learn a sizzling hot dolsot (stone pot) bibimbap with red pepper paste base sauce vs. fresh tasting cold bibimbap version with soy sauce base sauce. This is a hands-on experience cooking class so please don't forget to bring an apron!

3 hrs 158264

$59 RK 2/10

Kombucha from Scratch (Fermented Steeped Tea)

Junior Chefs learn how to make some delicious cake pops. This is a hands on class. You will be taught an easy way to make and decorate cake pops. The possibilities are endless. Bring your apron and a container to carry your cake pops home with. Join the fun! This class is for ages 11 to 15. Please bring a container to carry your cake pops home with.

4 hrs 157670

Kimchi: Basic

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$39 RK 1/6

OL ONLINE

M 6:15P-9:15P

PREREQUISITE

Kosher Dill Pickles From ScratchÂ

Are you craving naturally fermented, New York-style Kosher Dill Pickles? If so, you're in the right place! We will prepare tasty, crunchy naturally-fermented kosher dills. We will also prepare non-fermented "refrigerator" zucchini pickles. Please bring to class two (2) wide-mouth mason quart jars with caps and lids. And yes, we will take our creations home.

3 hrs 158651

$39 RK 1/16

TH 6:10P-9:10P

Fresh as Spring!

4 hrs 157092

Just in time for Independence Day, come learn and make foolproof pastry dough, decadent caramel apple pie, cool white chocolate coconut cream pie and pocket fruit empanadas. There will also be a demonstration of a gluten-free pie crust.

$39 S 10:00A-2:00P

Macarons, Not MacaroonsÂ

Learn about the almond macaron and how it differs from the coconut macaroon. Bring your apron and come ready to learn how to bake this delicious French cookie and explore various flavors and fillings.

3 hrs 158214 158213

$49 RK 1/23 RK 1/30

TH 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

No-Knead Cornell Sourdough Country BreadÂ

In the 1930's Dr Clive McCay, a highly-respected food scientist at Cornell University, New York, was requested by the commissioner of the NY State Hospital System to develop a highly nutritious, inexpensive bread loaf. Dr McCay began a series of trials and experiments seeking a healthy alternative to "typical" white breads. His experiments utilized nutritional testing with laboratory animals and established the ingredients necessary to provide long-term nutritional benefits. His formula, adopted by the State of New York, incorporated the use of dry milk, full-fat soy flour and wheat germ. This class includes demonstrations and hands-on. Students will leave with increased knowledge and excitement, a sourdough starter and bread dough ready-for-baking at home.

3 hrs 157620

$49 RK 3/25

3 hrs 157078

$45 RK 2/18

T 6:30P-9:30P

Outdoor Grilling: All-American MeatsÂ

Let Them Eat PieÂ

RK 2/29

Okonomiyaki (okonomi-yaji) literally meaning "grilled as you like it" is a Japanese style pizza. It consists of flour, chopped cabbage and green onion batter base topped with whatever you like, generally shrimp and/or thin pork slices, seasoned with bonito spice, grilled on a hot plate and eaten with mayonnaise, okonomiyaki sauce, shredded dry seaweed, and bonito flakes over the pizza. It's a fun cooking and eating dish done on a dinner-table.

In this class, we will enjoy making traditional American favorites, like steak, hamburgers, and brats. You will also learn how to grill a whole onion among the coals of the grill. To top it off, your instructor will bring homemade sauerkraut for you to try. Dessert will be a banana boat, with bananas fresh off the grill. Come enjoy the fun and delicious food. Make sure to bring an apron. This class is taught inside and out. Please be dressed accordingly.

Dill Pickles From Scratch.

4 hrs 158433

OkonomiyakiÂ

$69 RK 4/21

T 5:30P-9:30P

Outdoor Grilling: IÂ

Rustic meat and potatoes - you will be introduced to cevapcici, grilled corn, potatoes, and an all-time favorite: grilled, bacon-wrapped jalapeno poppers. Of course, we could not leave without a dessert. We will grill pound cake and top it off with heated berries and vanilla ice cream. This class is taught inside and out. Please be dressed accordingly.

4 hrs 157093

$59 RK 3/25

W 5:30P-9:30P

Outdoor Grilling: IIÂ

Grilled Sandwiches - enjoy a variety of meat, fish, and vegetarian sandwiches along with a delightful dessert to top everything off. Don't miss out on a grilled banana chocolate sundae. These mouthwatering sandwiches will be loved by young and old alike. This class is taught inside and out. Please be dressed accordingly.

4 hrs 157094

$59 RK 4/7

T 5:30P-9:30P

Outdoor Grilling: IIIÂ

These health-conscious grilling recipes will include grilled shrimp and pork, plus some vegetables and a dessert. You will be introduced to a grilled stuffed tomato and a lovely peach and cherry dessert. This class is great for grilling when you don't want to have a heavy meal in the evening. This class is taught inside and out. Please be dressed accordingly.

4 hrs 157095

$59 RK 4/15

W 5:30P-9:30P

W 6:10P-9:10P

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Pad ThaiÂ

In this class, you'll not only learn how to make Pad Thai, but also learn about some foreign ingredients. Get ready; no more take-out food for this from now on. Dine-in to taste your own signature Pad Thai noodles, one of Thailand's favorite street foods.

3 hrs 158267 158268

$39 RK 3/2

M 10:00A-1:00P M 6:15P-9:15P

RK 3/2

Pasta Workshop: IÂ

Pasta is an easy, delicious, and affordable meal option that is also fun to make. This 3-hour workshop will provide an introduction to pasta, introducing basic doughs, and pasta shapes (fettucine, spaghetti, ravioli, etc). This is a hands-on class so please bring an apron, a rolling pin, and be ready to cook!

4 hrs 158434

$49 RK 2/1

S 10:00A-2:00P

Pressure Cooking: BeansÂ

Using a stovetop pressure cooker, and a stand alone kind, we will make several delicious bean dishes: Cuban Style Black Beans, BBQ Baked Beans, Refried Pinto Beans and Cassoulet.

4 hrs 158435

$49 RK 1/11

S 10:00A-2:00P

Probiotic Fermentation Series for Healthy EatingÂ

For tens of thousands of years our ancestors preserved foods by means of fermentation. We now know that fermented foods are teeming with healthy, live probiotics and are far healthier than the raw foods from which they are made. This is a demonstration and hands-on four-session class. Students will learn how to make and ferment (1) sauerkraut, (2) kombucha (fermented tea) & apple cider vinegar, (3) heirloom and "regular" yogurt, buttermilk, sour cream and dairy kefir, and (4) Cornell triple-rich health bread. Students will take home all foods made in class for further fermentation at home. This class series will provide the student with fermentation skills used by our early ancestors and not-so-long-ago generations. Please bring a 1 qt wide-mouth mason jars with cap and lid to the first class and have five more 1 qt wide-mouth mason jars with caps and lids available for your use in this class series.

12 hrs 157614

$153 2/24-2/27 MTWTH 6:10P-9:10P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Barbeque Drumstick & Macaroni & Cheese FeastÂ

NEW Come and spend your Saturday making a feast. You will learn how to make barbeque chicken, baked macaroni and cheese, and brownies. We will also test our knife skills and make cucumber flowers with Greek yogurt dip. This class is for ages 5 - 11. An adult must accompany the student to class. Bring an apron and have fun.

3 hrs 157721 157722

$49 RK 2/29 RK 2/29

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cake PopsÂ

Kid Chefs learn how to make some delicious cake pops. This is a hands-on class. You will be taught an easy way to make and decorate cake pops. The possibilities are endless. Bring your apron and a container to carry your cake pops home with. Join the fun! This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 157100 157101

$49 RK 2/15 RK 2/15

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Chicken Finger DinnerÂ

Children love chicken tenders. They may even like them more if they learn how to make them themselves. Come join us on a Saturday and let your child learn how to make a delicious chicken finger dinner. This is a very hands-on class and your child's confidence in their culinary skills will be boosted. Please bring a couple of wide- mouth, 16 oz. mason jars to class. Come and have fun! This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 157096 157097

$49 RK 4/18 RK 4/18

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cinnamon RollsÂ

Kid Chefs, learn how to make delicious homemade cinnamon rolls the simple and easy way. They are scrumptious and you will have a great time working with yeast dough! This is a hands-on class, so bring an apron and be ready to have fun! This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 157110 157113

$49 RK 1/4 RK 1/4

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

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RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

COME PUT FUN IN YOUR COOKING!

CT CROSS TIMBERS

OL ONLINE

PREREQUISITE

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cookies

Kid Chefs learn how to make some all-time favorite cookies such as chocolate chip, snicker doodle, and cream cheese. This is a hands-on class so bring your apron, a container to carry your cookies home and join the fun! This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 157102 157103

$49 RK 3/14 RK 3/14

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cupcake Creations

Everyone loves to make and eat cupcakes. There are so many flavors and varieties it is hard sometimes to decide what to make. They are easily made with a base recipe and changed into a variety of different flavors. The kids in this class will learn this base recipe and then have an opportunity to make Cookies and Cream cupcakes, Birthday Cake cupcakes, or Lemon Blueberry cupcakes. The second part of the class will be spent decorating these cupcakes with buttercream icing. Please bring a cupcake carrier to class with you. This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 157115 157116

$49 RK 1/18 RK 1/18

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Edible Easter Basket NEW Come make your own personal Edible Easter Basket. We will make dough, color Easter Eggs and make a basket that can be used to decorate your Easter dinner table with. At the same time they can be your dessert for the day. This will be a very hands on class sure to be fun. This class is for ages 5 - 11. An adult must accompany the student to this class. Please bring an empty egg carton and a cake carrier to class with you. 3 hrs 157098 157099

$49 RK 4/4 RK 4/4

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Meatloaf Dinner

Kid Chefs will learn to make a delicious meatloaf dinner, including meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and vegetables. We will also make a dessert to finish off the meal. This is a great start to include your child in meal preparation for the whole family. Come join the fun. This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 158279

$49 RK 2/22

S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Pizza Pie

Kid Chefs will learn a great and easy way to make their own personal pizza. They will stretch their own dough and top it with a variety of their favorite toppings. This is a very hands-on class so bring your apron and have fun. This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 157107 157108

RK 3/21

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Pocket Meals NEW "Pocket" sandwiches are a lot of fun to make and tasty to eat. Join in and let your child learn how to make a delicious breakfast pocket, a lunch/dinner pocket and we can't forget a dessert pocket treat. This class is for ages 5 - 11. An adult must accompany the student to class. Bring an apron and have fun. 3 hrs 157723 157724

$49 RK 1/11 RK 1/11

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Saturdays R-4 Kids: Spaghetti & Meatball Dinner

Who doesn't like Spaghetti and Meatballs? Come and join us for this fun hands-on class and learn how to make a meatball dinner the whole family will enjoy. Your child will mix the meat mixture as well as shape their meatballs to perfection. We can't forget the garlic bread and salad on the side. Come and have fun on a Saturday! This class is for ages 5-11. An adult must accompany the student to class.

3 hrs 157104 157106

$49 RK 2/1 RK 2/1

S 9:00A-12:00P S 1:00P-4:00P

Scrumptious Cream Pies

Learn the secrets to delicious Chocolate cream, Coconut cream, and Lemon ice box pies that will tempt your taste buds and impress even Grandma!

3 hrs 158216 158218

$49 RK 3/5 RK 4/2

TH 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

Sous Vide Basics

Sous Vide (French for "Under Vacuum") is a precise way of cooking to bring out the best of your ingredients. This introductory course will use a vacuum sealer and water displacement methods and food-grade bags to seal and make slowcooked carrots and proteins, the perfect egg, and quick-cooked, melt-in-your mouth salmon. We will explore the Anovo Sous Vide Wand and a Sous Vide Supreme countertop machine.

4 hrs 158436

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$49 RK 3/21

$49 RK 3/28

S 10:00A-2:00P

Stir-Fried Rice Cake (Tteokbokki)

NEW Tteok-bbokki, stir-fried rice cakes, is made with one of the main ingredients used in Korean cooking, Korean red pepper paste (gochujang). This perfectly chewy cylinder shaped rice cake is the ultimate Korean savory appetizer. It's also a well-known street food in Korea for kids and adults. The instructor will cover all the necessary foreign ingredients to make several different kinds of Tteokbokki along with the most common condiments, Eomuk (fish cakes), Danmugi (yellow radish pickles), boiled eggs, and scallions.

3 hrs 158274

$59 RK 3/23

M 10:00A-1:00P

Sushi Making

Make your party tray come to life with sushi! Sushi is the perfect party food because it can be prepared a few hours before serving. Learn to make seaweed rolled sushi for Makizushi with cooked seafood and vegetables. No raw fish will be used.

3 hrs 157079 157080 157081

$45 RK 2/4 RK 3/3 RK 4/6

T 6:30P-9:30P T 6:30P-9:30P M 6:30P-9:30P

Tempura Cooking

In this class, taught by a native Japanese instructor, you will learn how to prepare shrimp and vegetable tempura the Japanese way.

3 hrs 157082

$45 RK 4/21

T 6:30P-9:30P

Tex-Mex Fiesta

An unbelievable feast from start to finish! From fresh guacamole to unbelievable enchiladas! We will explore the cuisine from appetizer to dessert so come prepared to eat!

4 hrs 158438

$59 RK 4/25

S 10:00A-2:00P

The Curry Lab: Taste of Jamaica

Welcome to Jamaica, Mon! There's no other place on earth as cool and relaxing as Jamaica. Take a tropical tour of the cuisine and explore the exotic flavors of the island, featuring influences from Africa to Europe and countries in between. Their motto is "Out of Many, One People." Join us for this stroll across the island of Jamaica.

3 hrs 157964

$39 RK 2/27

TH 6:30P-9:30P

The Curry Lab: Taste of Thailand

Come travel to Thailand! Experience the rich, bold flavors of this colorful country. Thai cuisine captures a combination of sweet and spicy that make one of the most unique palate experiences you'll ever try. Come join us for a trip across Thailand!

3 hrs 157957

$39 RK 1/18

S 11:00A-2:00P

Tofu 101: Demonstration Only

Have you ever wanted to learn how to prepare tofu? Join this seasoned vegetarian cook, who will guide you through the enigma of preparing tofu in mouthwatering recipes! Tofu is a great source of low-fat protein and a wonderful addition to your menu for more vegetarian choices. THIS IS NOT A HANDS-ON CLASS, BUT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO TASTE THE DISHES.

3 hrs 158420

$39 RK 1/7

T 6:30P-9:30P

Tour of Italy

Italy is comprised of many regions with varying cuisines. In this course, you won't receive the "basics" or any other "run-of-the-mill" fare. Experience the cuisines of Italy on an entirely different level. Travel across this beautiful country and enjoy the Tour of Italy. Sara' Bello!

3 hrs 157965

$49 RK 3/12

TH 6:30P-9:30P

The Curry Lab: Feast of Baghdad

Travel to the Middle East to sample some of the most flavorful food in the world. This course offers a unique look at the cuisines from a cultural perspective. The food of the Middle East varies country to country, sharing Indian and Mediterranean influences that give way to rich, bold flavors.

3 hrs 157963

$39 RK 3/26

TH 6:30P-9:30P

The Curry Lab: Taste of India

Namaste! The cuisines of India are as diverse as its many cultures, offering intricately exotic dishes, prepared fresh to bring out the distinct flavors so unique to India. In this course, we take a culinary excursion around this aromatic country, sampling some of the most delicious fare ever. We invite you to come along.

3 hrs 157962

$39 RK 1/25

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

S 11:00A-2:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

Vietnamese Grilled Lemongrass Chicken & Summer Roll (Non-Fried)

In this class, you'll learn a popular dish from Vietnamese restaurants called Ga Nuong Xa. Come and taste the popular restaurant dish at your own table. You will also learn how to make non-fried summer rolls. The instructor will go over foolproof recipes for you to make over and over, either for indoor or outdoor grill.

3 hrs 158271

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$39 RK 2/10

OL ONLINE

M 10:00A-1:00P PREREQUISITE

Whole Wheat Sourdough Bread

6,500 years ago, the Egyptians developed no-knead dough and baking techniques. We will utilize those ancient methods in mixing doughs with part whole wheat to 100% whole wheat. This class will teach how to make a "tooth-friendly," tasty and healthy whole wheat sourdough breads. This class includes demonstrations and hands-on. Upon completion of class, students will leave with increased knowledge and excitement, whole wheat sourdough starter and bread dough ready-for-baking at home.

3 hrs 157717

$39 RK 2/3

M 6:10P-9:10P

Dietary Management Dietary Manager Level II: Systems Management

This course will train you to manage food service personnel, food supplies, and kitchen equipment. The curriculum also includes techniques and procedures of quality and quantity food production, and the principles underlying the selection, composition, and preparation of major food products. Students must be employed in a food service position. Clinical hours must be completed at the student's place of employment and must be supervised by a Registered Dietitian or CDM Trainer. Students are eligible for student Association of Nutrition and Food Service Professionals (ANFP) membership. The course is approved by the Association of Nutrition and Food Service Professionals (ANFP) for the training of dietary and food service personnel preparing to become Certified Dietary Managers.

66 hrs 158528 No class

PURPLE PLATE SPECIAL OVEN-FIRED PIZZA DAILY SOUPS & SALADS HOURS OF OPERATION • MONDAY-FRIDAY • 7AM-2PM FRANCISTUTTLE.EDU/CULINARYARTS

LET’S EAT!

$379 CT 1/16-4/30

TH 9:00A-4:00P 2/6, 3/5, 3/19, 4/9, 4/23

Food Service Operator's Certification

This training will meet the requirements for food service operator certification (manager certification) needed in the municipalities of Del City, Edmond, Harrah, Midwest City, Nichols Hills, Oklahoma City, Spencer, The Village, and Warr Acres and is approved by the Oklahoma State Health Department and the Oklahoma City/County Health Department. Book included. Must present a current photo ID

16 hrs 158518 158524 158521 158525 158522 158526 158523 158527

$159 RK 1/9-1/10

THF 9:00A-5:30P WF 9:00A-5:30P RK 2/6-2/7 THF 9:00A-5:30P RN 2/19-2/21 WF 9:00A-5:30P RK 3/5-3/6 THF 9:00A-5:30P RN 3/25-3/27 WF 9:00A-5:30P RK 4/9-4/10 THF 9:00A-5:30P RN 4/23-4/24 THF 9:00A-5:30P RN 1/22-1/24

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ARTISANAL BREADS CAKES & PIES PASTRIES SANDWICHES & SALADS HOURS OF OPERATION • MONDAY-FRIDAY • 2PM-7PM FRANCISTUTTLE.EDU/CULINARYARTS

TIME FOR A TREAT!

Education & Training

Childhood Development

Early Education: Unit 9 Developing as an Early Care Professional

Early Education: Unit 10 Putting It All Together

Putting It All Together is a 15-hour course designed to take the child care provider through the final steps in completing the professional portfolio and applying for a National CDA or CCP Credential.

15 hrs $65 157950 OFSTE 3/10-3/31

6:30P-9:00P

Early Education: Unit 6 - Guiding Children

Guiding Children includes all actions adults to positively influence behavior. Guiding Children is a 15-hour course designed to provide child care providers with skills and knowledge to help children learn self-control and socially acceptable behavior and to effectively create an environment where positive guidance, both direct and indirect, are practiced.

15 hrs $65 157954 OFSTE 1/7-1/21

6:30P-9:00P

Early Education: Unit 7 Involving Families & the Community

6:30P-9:00P

Developing Program Plans is a 10-hour course designed to assist child care providers in gaining knowledge and skills to provide developmentally appropriate curriculum plans based on principles of child development, and to assist child care providers with skills and knowledge necessary to ensure proper documentation within the early childhood program.

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

6:30P-9:00P

Education Proffessional Services ACT Prep: English

Review will include usage and mechanics: punctuation, grammar usage, sentence structure, rhetorical skills, writing strategy, organization, and style.

3 hrs 158439 158440

$35 RK 2/5 CT 4/1

W 6:30P-9:30P W 6:30P-9:30P

Review will include Pre-Algebra, Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Plane Geometry, and Trigonometry.

3 hrs 158441 158442

$35 RK 2/6 CT 4/2

TH 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

6:30P-9:00P

Review will include prose fiction, novels, short stories, and humanities such as art, music, dance, architecture, theater, and philosophy.

3 hrs 158443 158444

PT PORTLAND

$35 RK 2/3 CT 3/30

M 6:30P-9:30P M 6:30P-9:30P

ACT Prep: Science

In addition to learning test-taking skills we will review biology, chemistry, physics, and the physical sciences (earth science and space science). Questions on the science test will include data representation, graphs, tables, and other schematics.

3 hrs 158447 158448 34

ACT Prep: Reading

Early Education: Unit 8 Program Plans & Record Keeping

10 hrs $44 157952 OFSTE 2/11-2/18

10 hrs $44 157951 OFSTE 2/25-3/3

ACT Prep: Math

Involving Parents and the Community is a 10-hour course designed to assist child care providers in gaining the skills and knowledge to promote family and community involvement and partnerships within the early childhood program.

10 hrs $44 157953 OFSTE 1/28-2/4

Developing as a Child Care Professional is a 5-hour course designed to assist the child care provider with skills and knowledge to continually improve their job performance associated with becoming an Early Childhood Professional.

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$35 RK 2/4 CT 3/31

OL ONLINE

T 6:30P-9:30P T 6:30P-9:30P PREREQUISITE

Finding Free Money for College

Billions of dollars in free money is available through scholarships to help students minimize college education costs, and many scholarships do not have academic or income requirements! This workshop instructs students on where to find scholarships, how to prepare award-winning applications, essays, and activity resumes, tips for interviewing, saving on textbooks, and more. Students also receive a workbook full of valuable related resources.

3 hrs 157664

$29 RK 3/25

W 6:30P-9:30P

State Board of Cosmetology & Barbering Review/Refresher

This 30-hour, self-paced class will offer an opportunity to complete State Board Review Hours which will include Cosmetology, Esthetician, and Nail Technician Students. Review hours might be helpful for those students who: * Completed a class but didn't pass their state exam * Didn't take the exam after their program * Moved into Oklahoma with hours from another state * Have been out of the field for a while and let their license lapse * Want more time to prep for the exam upon completion of their program

30 hrs 157726 No class 157727 No class 157728 No class

$189 RK 1/6-1/29

MWF 6:30P-9:30P 1/20 RK 2/3-2/26 MWF 6:30P-9:30P 2/14 RK 4/1-4/27 MWF 6:30P-9:30P 4/10, 4/24

Teaching & Training Notary Public GED Preparation/Adult Basic Education

Whether you are preparing for the GED exam or just brushing up, this course will help improve your skills. Following an assessment during the first two courses, an individualized program will be prescribed for each student. Students may also take the GED Practice Test to determine readiness for the official exam.

27 hrs 158457 158451 158458

$109 RK 1/22-2/19 MW 6:30P-9:30P RN 2/13-3/12 TTH 6:30P-9:30P RK 3/23-4/20 MW 6:30P-9:30P

Designed for the Notary or the novice, this course instructs students in all aspects of the Notary Public profession, from how to perform notarizations to understanding state statutes and how they differ from the laws of other countries and states. This class is informational only. "NOTE: You will still need to apply through the Oklahoma Secretary of State to become a Notary".

2.5 hrs 158071 158075

$29 RK 2/3 RK 4/9

M 6:00P-8:30P TH 6:00P-8:30P

SEASONAL, MODERN CUISINE IN AN UPSCALE ENVIRONMENT. DEDICATED DEDICATED TO TO EXCELLENCE EXCELLENCE IN IN CULINARY CULINARY EDUCATION EDUCATION

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Finance & Investment Finance/Investment

Social Security Strategies

Money Management: A Woman's Perspective

Designed especially for women, this financial planning course will help you understand the basics behind achieving your individual financial goals. During this seminar, you will learn how to figure out where you stand financially, where to put your money so it will work the hardest for you, and what to do right now!

2 hrs 158489 158490

$29 RK 2/13

TH 6:30P-8:30P T 6:00P-8:00P

RK 2/25

Mutual Funds: Fundamentals

Are you close to filing for Social Security? Popular planning strategies have gone away, and the new rules are now in play depending on your date of birth. If you were born January 1st, 1954 or before you have options people born later do not have. If you were born on January 2nd, 1954 or after you still have many options. There are more than 400 different ways people file for benefits. In this class we will cover a few of those options and try to help you clear up some of the confusion about when to apply for your Social Security benefits.

1.5 hrs 158487 158488

$29 RK 1/22 RK 2/6

W 6:00P-7:30P TH 6:30P-8:00P

Mutual funds are a great way to invest (for most people) if you know how. This course provides information on the basics of mutual fund investing, as well as how to evaluate a fund, what your broker prefers you do not know, how to avoid costly mistakes, and how to diversify your mutual fund investments so that you can be comfortable throughout retirement.

2 hrs 157802 157803

$30 RK 2/20 RK 4/30

TH 6:30P-8:30P TH 6:30P-8:30P

Rock Your Retirement

Retirement planning can be tough. There is so much you need to know like Social Security, investing, generating income, leaving a legacy to your heirs, and avoiding your greatest fear, running out of money. In this 2-night course, you will discover the six key areas of retirement, and receive several tools to help you navigate retirement confidently. Participation and discussion are strongly encouraged. This course is open to anyone, and is most appropriate for those aged 50 and better with at least $500,000 saved for retirement. **This class was previously offered as: Surviving 30 Years of Retirement & Disinheriting Uncle Sam.

4 hrs 157812 157813

Let us help you navigate

Retirement confidently !

$42 RK 3/12-3/19 RK 4/9-4/16

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

TH 6:00P-8:00P TH 6:00P-8:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

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G G eneral eneralInterest Interest General Interest

Genealogy Level I

Basic Bridge & Commonly Used Conventions

Keep your cognitive skills sharp while meeting new friends and enriching your social life! Gain proficiency in bidding and playing bridge hands, as well as using conventions such as stayman, jacoby transfers, takeout doubles, gerber, blackwood pre-empts and more! You will be playing bridge the first night.

24 hrs 157076

$129 RK 1/16-3/5

TH 6:00P-9:00P

Bitcoin for Beginners

This 3-hour course will discuss the history of this emerging technology, how the checks and balances system of the bitcoin network works, why this protocol is considered a great disruptor to the current financial system, and what effects the secondary development of blockchain technology is set to have on a vast array of fields and recordkeeping systems throughout our lives.

3 hrs 158277 158278

$49 RK 2/6 RK 4/16

TH 6:30P-9:30P TH 6:30P-9:30P

Fly Fishing I - Beginning

If you are interested in learning the basics of fly fishing, this course is for you. This course will include discussions on assembling your tackle, basic knots for fly fishing, how to choose the right fly, how to locate fish in stream environments, the aquatic foods that trout eat, foundations of casting, and local destinations for fly fishing.

6 hrs 157598

Whether you'd like to become an accredited Genealogist or just want to find information about your family's history, this course will provide all of the information you need to begin on a firm foundation. Learn the origin of your family name, its meaning, and any clues it offers in forming your ancestral records. Next, learn to trace the movements of your family throughout American history. You'll also learn how to organize your family records through the use of charts and basic information that can be gathered from the Internet.

12 hrs 158005 158007

$85 RK 1/27-2/3 RK 3/23-4/1

M 9:00A-4:00P MW 6:00P-9:00P

Genealogy Level II

Continuing from Genealogy Level I, students will further develop their family tree using the Internet to research real estate records, probate records, church and religious records, and newspaper and Social Security records. Students will also gather information from electronic databases, published indexes and compilations; discover genealogical and historical societies; navigate family tree software; and learn to preserve family documents, photos and heirlooms. If you are interested in becoming a certified or accredited Genealogist, instruction in writing and publishing your life's story or family history will be of particular interest. PREREQUISITE: Genealogy Level I

12 hrs 158006 158008

$85 RK 2/17-2/24

M 9:00A-4:00P 6:00P-9:00P

RK 4/20-4/29 MW

$79 RK 4/2-4/9

TH 6:30P-9:30P francistuttle.edu/MilitaryBenefits

Are You Eligible for a Military Tuition Waiver? Those who are active duty members of (or received an honorable discharge from) the armed forces qualify for free tuition for classes offered in this catalog. The individual will be responsible for the cost of books or any student fees.

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Horsemanship for Veterans

"Hooves on the Ground" is a fun, stress-free therapeutic experience! The purpose statement of Hooves on the Ground is to create an educational experience, which empowers veterans to develop a meaningful partnership with a horse, drawing them into a positive and rewarding relationship while learning basic horsemanship skills. We provide services FREE OF CHARGE for honorably discharged veterans from any conflict. We are accredited by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.). For more information, contact the office at (918) 612-0002 or HOTG@rightpathridingacademy.org. To view the Hooves on the Ground promotional video go to https://rightpathridingacademy.org/veterans.

FREE 158004 OFSTE 1/7-2/25 158031 OFSTE 3/3-4/28

T T

9:00A-11:30A 9:00A-11:30A

Introduction to Innovative Leadership

NEW Once you have learned how to investigate and elevate your own Innovator Mindset, discover powerful interpersonal and organizational patterns that define the difference between successful innovation and being trapped in the status quo. Utilize Innovators Mindset to become innovative leaders, and strengthen to foster innovation in their organization. Handle innovation challenges and people challenges. Ideal for any entrepreneur or small business leader is especially useful in cultivating executives in technology or asset-based consumer product development small businesses. Prerequisite: Participants should have completed "Developing an Innovator Mindset" course prior to attending this course. Please call Connie Hamett, for more information 405 717-7730.

3 hrs 158640

$50 CT 4/23

TH 9:00A-12:00P

Job Searches & Employability Skills

Horsemanship for Veterans

This course will provide opportunity and instruction for online job searches and application processes. Students will learn to search various sites for particular jobs, complete applications, and upload appropriate documents. Time will be spent actually applying for available positions using resumes, cover letters, and reference pages previously created.

3 hrs 157959

$29 RK 1/30

TH 6:30P-9:30P

Paranormal Research 101

Have you ever wanted to conduct your own paranormal investigation? In this class the students will learn the most current methods for conducting an investigation. They will learn what tools are often used in the field and how they work. The class will cover the history of parapsychology and how much it has changed throughout the years and where it is today.

•Horses •Hearts • H e r o e s • He a l i n g Introduction to Developing an Innovator Mindset

21 hrs 157075 No class

$119 RK 2/20-4/9

3/19

TH 6:30P-9:30P

NEW

The world is changing at a rapid pace and entrepreneurs and small business leaders have to become more innovative to survive! If you are an entrepreneur or small business leader, join us for this workshop to learn basic skills to enhance your ability to innovate. Current research show those who have high levels of innovativeness produce dramatically more value. Value for yourself, for your customers, for the community, for the world. During this workshop, our certified Innovator Mindset Associate will teach entrepreneurs and business leaders how to investigate and elevate their personal innovation skills. Please contact Connie Hamett for more information at 405 717-7730.

3 hrs 158638 158639

$50 CT 1/23 CT

3/24

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

TH 9:00A-12:00P T 6:00P-9:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

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Health

Alternative Health ABCs of Managing Stress & Anxiety

Stress and anxiety are part of everyday life. Many people look for strategies to manage stress in a proactive way to improve overall health. This class explores basic cognitive behavioral techniques to deal with these issues. This is accomplished by helping a person to become aware of inaccurate or negative thinking in order to view challenging situations in a more realistic and positive manner.

8 hrs 158318 158319

$85 RK 1/21-2/11 T 6:00P-8:00P RN 4/7-4/28 T 6:00P-8:00P

Basics of Reiki

Do you need more balance in your overall health? Reiki is a Japanese technique of using touch and energy fields to manipulate life energy to increase the quality of a person's health. When life energy is low, it impacts the ability to deal with stress, sleep well, and avoid and/or manage illness. Reiki energy allows muscles to relax and increases blood flow to treated areas, which in turn allows for feelings of relaxation, peace, and well-being. Enroll today to explore the history, theory, and basic concepts related to Reiki.

3 hrs 158610 158611

$39 RK 1/15 RK 2/3

W 6:00P-9:00P M 6:00P-9:00P

Discovering Whole Health NEW This class will provide an overview of the five aspects - physical, emotional, nutritional, environmental, spiritual - of whole health and how they integrate to promote health and well-being. Learners will be invited to discuss from a whole health perspective the issues involved in making sustainable lifestyle changes to promote health and well-being. 2 hrs 158307 158308

$29 1/30 RK 4/6

TH 6:00P-8:00P M 6:00P-8:00P

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Essential Oils: Basics

NEW More and more people are exploring natural and holistic approaches to healthcare. Essential oils are popular and widely used to enhance healthy living. Join us as we discuss essential oil quality, safety, and usage. Attendees will also get to experience/sample oils in the classroom.

4 hrs 158605 158606

$49 RN 1/14-1/16 TTH RK 2/11-2/13 TTH

6:30P-8:30P 6:00P-8:00P

Essential Oils: Beyond the Basics

NEW

4 hrs 158608 158609

6:30P-8:30P 6:00P-8:00P

Did you know that essential oils have been used for medical purposes for centuries? Explore the amazing benefits of essential oils for optimal health. Look beyond the basics to learn how essential oils are used with specific health conditions. Attendees will also get to experience/sample oils in the classroom.

$49 RN 3/10-3/12 TTH RK 4/14-4/16 TTH

Neck & Shoulder Massage

Today's work and life often leave us feeling pain and tightness in the neck and shoulders. Bending over desks, computers, and smart phones all day takes its toll on our bodies. Learn how to provide simple massage techniques for relief on yourself and others.

4 hrs 158315

$49 RK 2/4-2/6

TTH 6:00P-8:00P

Reflexology for the Feet

Reflexology is an ancient healing art, utilized in early Egypt and China. It is a therapeutic method of relieving pain in the body by stimulating pressure points on the feet, most often offered in spas. Learn this technique to practice on yourself or others! Join our Massage Therapist as she teaches this ancient, artful science.

4 hrs 158314

$49 RK 3/24-3/26 TTH

6:00P-8:00P

Trigger Point Massage

CPR: Recertification

Trigger Point massage is a therapeutic approach for the relief of pain in the body and promotion of comfort and relaxation. This course will provide information on the trigger points located throughout the body. It will also include massage techniques that will assist in decreasing stress and alleviating discomfort through cycles of isolated pressure and release.

4 hrs 158310

This class meets the American Heart Association requirements for recertification of Healthcare ProviderBLS cards. PREREQUISITE: Must be able to present a current Healthcare Provider AHA- CPR card.

$49 RK 4/28-4/30 TTH

6:00P-8:00P

$39 RK 1/21

T 8:30A-12:30P T 5:30P-9:30P T 8:30A-12:30P W 8:30A-12:30P

RN 2/25 RK 3/10 RK 4/29

Heartsaver: CPR

CPR CPR: BLS Healthcare Provider

This course is for healthcare providers and professional rescuers. Course includes 1 and 2-person adult, infant, child CPR, and AED. To obtain a CPR card, you must pass written and performance tests. This class meets American Heart Association requirements for healthcare providers.

6 hrs 158529 158531 158532 158533 158536 158537 158541 158545

4 hrs 158549 158553 158555 158557

$59 RK 1/23 TH 8:30A-2:30P RK 1/28-1/30 TTH 5:30P-8:30P CT 2/7 F 9:00A-3:00P RK 2/20 TH 8:30A-2:30P RN 3/24-3/26 TTH 5:30P-8:30P RK 3/31 T 8:30A-2:30P CT 4/10 F 9:00A-3:00P RK 4/23 TH 8:30A-2:30P

The American Heart Association offers the Heartsaver class for those who are not providing healthcare. A great class for the general public, those in child care, or school employees. Students enrolling in both Heartsaver: CPR and First Aid will only be charged one book cost.

4 hrs 158558 158559

$45 RK 2/13

TH 8:30A-12:30P TH 9:00A-1:00P

RN 4/2

Heartsaver: First Aid

Heartsaver First Aid gives the general public an opportunity to provide help in the event of dayto-day accidents. Great class for those camping, working with kids, or wanting to be prepared. Students enrolling in both Heartsaver: CPR and First Aid will only be charged one book cost.

4 hrs 158560 158561

$45 RK 2/13

TH 1:30P-5:30P TH 2:00P-6:00P

RN 4/2

Med Office/Informatics Medical Terminology: OL

CPR: First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens

This course covers American Heart Association CPR for adults and children, bloodborne pathogens, and first aid. Meets requirements set by the Oklahoma Dept. of Education for paraprofessionals, and the Oklahoma State Dept. of Health for Tattoo Artists. It is for anyone who wishes to prepare themselves to handle the emergencies life sometimes creates.

8 hrs 158546 158548

$79 RK 1/17 RK 3/5

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

This online course allows the student the freedom to learn the language of healthcare from home, accessing the course any time, day or night, using the Internet. Orientation instructions will be sent to the student by email. The student will be required to attend a final exam on the last date of class on the Francis Tuttle Rockwell campus. Final begins at 6:00 and late students will NOT be admitted. Internet access and an email address are required.

54 hrs 158334 Final 158335 Final

$229 OL 1/14-3/3 RK 3/3 T

Self-Pace 6:00P-9:00P OL 3/10-4/28 Self-Pace RK 4/28 T 6:00P-9:00P

F 8:30A-5:30P TH 8:30A-5:30P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

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Certified Medication Aide (CMA)

CLASSROOM open Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 9am - 4pm and Wed. from 9am - 6pm.

Alzheimer's & Dementia Care Training: Level I There are currently 5.7 million people living with Alzheimer's disease, and by 2050, this number is projected to grow to nearly 14 million. This instructor assisted, online training for families, healthcare professionals, and first responders provides valuable information in understanding Alzheimer's and dementia, as well as strategies to help with daily care. The video-based modules cover general information on dementia, an understanding of behavior as communication, and an introduction to the CARES Approach. It is facilitated in the flexible option health classroom environment with mandatory attendance hours. An essential ALZ certification exam is administered at the completion of the class.

$39 Self-Pace MTWTH

Flexible

Alzheimer's & Dementia Care Training: Level II

Caring for loved ones and patients with Alzheimer's and dementia can be very challenging. This instructor assisted, online training builds on the Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Training - Level I by providing modules on advanced care issues such as making a connection, eating, recognizing pain, minimizing falls, wandering, and minimizing and eliminating restraint techniques. There are also additional modules that focus on managing dementia-related behavior in a positive and effective manner. It is ideal training for family members, as well as health care staff and first responders. It is facilitated in the flexible option health classroom environment with mandatory attendance hours. An essential ALZ certification exam is administered at the completion of the class. PREREQUISITE: Alzheimer's & Dementia Care Training: Level I

12 hrs 155113

$59 Self-Pace MTWTH

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60 hrs 153243

$345 Self-Pace MTWTH

Flexible

Certified Medication Aide (CMA) Update

Therapeutic Services

5 hrs 155112

This course is designed for the Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) who wishes to take the state CMA exam. The course covers body systems, medications, administration, and documentation requirements. The student must be proficient in reading, speaking, and understanding English; and must provide picture ID and Social Security Card for certification. PREREQUISITES: High school diploma or GED; current CNA (Certified Nurse Aide) card with six months work experience as an LTC, HHA, or DDCA Aide, and must be 18 years of age.

Earn 8 hours of continuing education as required by the Oklahoma State Department of Health. A renewal application will be provided, along with a certificate of attendance. The student will be responsible for sending in the renewal form upon completion of the course. PREREQUISITE: Students must meet the requirements of the Nurse Aide Registry for a CMA Update.

8 hrs 153374

$69 Self-Pace MTWTH

Flexible

CMA Advanced: Nasogastric, Gastrostomy Medication

This course provides advanced training for the CMA to provide care to long-term care residents with specific needs. This training includes advanced training in the administration of medications and nutrition via nasogastric and gastrostomy tubes. This class qualifies as CMA Update hours when combined with CMA Advanced Respiratory. All skill demonstrations require 100% proficiency. PREREQUISITE: Current CNA and CMA listed on the state Nurse Aide Registry.

6 hrs 153372

$57 Self-Pace MTWTH

Flexible

CMA Advanced: Respiratory Treatments

This course prepares the Certified Medication Aide to provide treatment using inhalers, metered-dose inhalers, and nebulizers. Students will demonstrate these skills at 100 percent proficiency. This class also qualifies as CMA Update hours when combined with CMA Advanced Nasogastric. PREREQUISITE: Current CNA and CMA listed on the state Nurse Aide Registry.

4 hrs 153373

$57 Self-Pace MTWTH

Flexible

EKG Basic Interpretation: Monitor Tech

MONITOR TECHS ARE IN HIGH DEMAND AT HOSPITALS AND CLINICS! Students study and learn the methods for interpretation of EKG patterns for patients whose hearts are being monitored by bedside telemetry. The predominant cardiac dysrhythmias will be presented. Join us and prepare for this rewarding health care career!

20 hrs 158320 158309 No class 158321

$175 RK 2/4-2/27 RN 2/10-3/9

2/17

TTH 6:00P-8:30P MW 6:00P-8:30P

RK 3/30-4/22 MW

6:00P-8:30P

Nurse Aide

Certified Nurse Aides (CNA) are employed in nursing homes, long-term care facilities, assisted living centers, and hospitals. Students study patient-care, practice skills in the lab and apply them at a clinical site. Students should be proficient in reading, speaking, and understanding English. Attendance requirements are state-mandated and must be followed. The student is required to successfully pass a state certification exam consisting of clinical skills and written exam to receive CNA certification. Testing fees not included in tuition. Background check will be done. PREREQUISITES: Accuplacer English and Reading Test, Proof of Immunizations (MMR, HepB/ Waiver, TB, Varicella). Contact Stormie Roberson (717-4140) for more information.

102 hrs 153375

$499 Self-Pace MTWTH

Flexible

Phlebotomy Technician

Looking for a career in Phlebotomy? This course will prepare participants to safely and effectively perform the skills of blood draw for lab or clinic sites. Participants will learn legal and ethical implications, quality control measures, relevant anatomy related to sites, contraindications, and indications, as well as the cardiovascular system as it relates to arteries and veins. Skills practice on mannequins is required during class. This class prepares you for entry-level phlebotomist positions.

Home Health Aide: Deeming

This course is for current Certified Nurse Aides (CNA). The course will orient the student to the regulations, principles, and practices of the Home Health Provider. Deeming fee not included. PREREQUISITE: Proof of current Oklahoma LTCNA.

16 hrs 153390

$129 Self-Pace MTWTH

Flexible

Medication Administration Technician (MAT)

MAT training is designed to provide certified training for direct-care staff that are responsible for giving medication to residents in licensed residential care facilities and group homes. Students must be proficient in reading, speaking, and understanding English. Basic knowledge of medical terminology is desirable.

15 hrs 153392

$79 CT Self-Pace MTWTH

Flexible

Medication Administration Technician (MAT) Update

In accordance with House Bill 1880, each individual who has been certified in the 15-hour Medication Administration Technician Training course must receive at least eight hours of update training annually to remain current. PREREQUISITE: Students must provide a MAT certificate. This class does not provide the update hours for those who have a DDMAT certificate.

8 hrs 153391

$49 Self-Pace MTWTH

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

48 hrs 158612 158316

$379 RK 1/14-3/5

TTH 6:00P-9:00P 6:00P-9:00P

RN 1/21-3/12 TTH

Phlebotomy Technician Internship

NEW Apply the knowledge and skills of phlebotomy in the clinical setting. Hours completed under the supervision of a Phlebotomist. Background check will be done and is included in cost of tuition. There is a MANDATORY orientation prior to the start of the clinical rotation to ensure all requirements are met. PREREQUISITES/REQUIREMENTS: Phlebotomy Technician Class (48 hours). Must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or GED, proof of immunizations (MMR, Hep B/waiver, TB, Varicella, and flu), negative drug screen, and CPR certification.

42 hrs 158613 Orient'n Clinical No class

$329 2/7-4/24 RK 2/7 3/13-4/24 3/20 RK

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Pre-Pharmacy Technician

Are you interested in working in a pharmacy or learning how a pharmacy works? This course covers math related to pharmacology, generic and brand name drugs, abbreviations, drug labels, inventory management, rules and regulations, safety, and error prevention in the pharmacy setting. This is a blended course with 32 hours facilitated in a classroom setting and 20 hours online. Oklahoma certification requires completion of training after employment in a pharmacy. PREREQUISITES: Must be 18, possess a high school diploma or GED, and be proficient in basic math, reading, writing, speaking, and understanding English.

52 hrs 158459 No class

$389 2/18-4/16 3/17, 3/19

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5:30P-7:30P

Technical Human Anatomy & Physiology OL

Learn the basics of anatomy and physiology! This course is facilitated in an online format with three MANDATORY on campus commitments. Students are required to attend a mandatory orientation session in order to take the class. It is also mandatory that students come to campus for a scheduled mid-term exam and a final exam. The remaining chapter tests, assignments, and quizzes are done online. Taking this class does not guarantee entrance into a Francis Tuttle Career Program. Online book included in the cost of the tuition.

102 hrs $349 RK 158461 1/14-4/28 T 9:00A-11:00A Orient'n RK 1/14 T 9:00A-11:00A Mid-term RK 3/3 RK Final 4/28 Understanding Your Medications: NEW A Basic Overview of Safe Medication Usage

Managing your medications can be confusing and overwhelming! If you or your loved one takes more than five medications, this class is for you. Maximize your knowledge and health in this Pharmacist led class that will provide an overview of basic medication safety, including a review of common drug interactions and side effects.

1.5 hrs 158616 158617 158618 158619

$19 RK 1/14 RK 2/11 RK 3/10 RK 4/14

Understanding Your Medications: Cardiac (Heart)

NEW Heart medications are some of the most common drugs taken by individuals on a daily basis to maintain one's health. This class will be conducted by a Pharmacist with the goal of increasing one's knowledge about the most common types of heart medications and strategies for safe medication use.

1.5 hrs 158668

$19 RK 2/25

T 9:30A-11:00A

Understanding Your Medications: Diabetes NEW The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that more than 100 million U.S. adults are now living with diabetes or prediabetes. A Pharmacist will lead this class in focusing on the medications used to control blood sugar levels and managing one's health to prevent complications. 1.5 hrs 158621

$19 RK 3/31

T 9:30A-11:00A

Understanding Your Medications: Respiratory & Allergy

NEW

Many individuals suffer from seasonal allergies, asthma, or maybe even a chronic lung disorder. Learn how to better maintain one's respiratory health throughout the seasons by attending this Pharmacist led class. The content will cover the common medications used with respiratory conditions.

1.5 hrs 158622

$19 RK 4/28

T 9:30A-11:00A

Understanding Your Medications: Surviving the World of Over the Counter & Herbal Products (Lunch & Learn) NEW

The use of herbal medicinal products and over the counter drugs has increased tremendously over the past few decades. Join us for this important Pharmacist taught class to learn more. Lunch is provided for this session (included in cost of class). Please let an enrollment consultant know if you have any special dietary needs.

2 hrs 158623

$29 CT 4/24

F 11:00A-1:00P

T 9:30A-11:00A T 9:30A-11:00A T 9:30A-11:00A T 9:30A-11:00A

Understanding Your Medications: Arthritis & Pain

NEW

Many individuals take over the counter and prescription medications for arthritis and musculoskeletal pain. This Pharmacist led class will explore the common medications used for these disorders and the most essential safety considerations to maintain your health.

1.5 hrs 158620

$19 RK 1/28

T 9:30A-11:00A

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Insurance General Information

Test Preparation Courses in Insurance Test Preparation will prepare you to take the Oklahoma Examination for a life and/or health license or property casualty license Tuition includes a current state manual, which is required ($40 value), and all other study materials

Medicare: Do You Understand?

Do you have problems navigating the Medicare system from A to D? Bring your questions and find the answers! NOT APPROVED FOR CE CREDITS. Golden Agers discount already applied.

3 hrs 157784 157785

$19 RK 1/23

TH 5:30P-8:30P TH 9:00A-12:00P

RK 3/26

PROFESSIONAL GUARANTEE: Any customer who has completed an Insurance Test Prep class for Life/ Accident/Health, or Property/Casualty may re-enroll one time in the same class, at no additional charge within 6 months of their original enrollment

Test Preparation for Life/Accident/ Health Insurance (Agent/CSR)

This 2.5-day class will prepare you to take the Oklahoma Examination for a life and/or health license. Tuition includes a current state manual, which is required ($40 value), and all other study materials.

20 hrs 157779

$210 RK 2/5-2/6

WTH 8:00A-5:00P 2/7 F 8:00A-12:00P 157780 RK 4/1-4/2 WTH 8:00A-5:00P 4/3 F 8:00A-12:00P Test Preparation for Property/ Casualty (Agent, CSR, Adjuster)

This 3.5-day class will prepare you to take the Oklahoma Examination for a property and casualty license. Tuition includes a current state manual, which is required ($40 value), and all other study materials.

MEDICARE

28 hrs 157808

$250 1/7-1/19 1/10 157809 RK 3/3-3/5 3/6 RK

DO YOU

TWTH 8:15A-5:15P F 8:15A-12:15P TWTH 8:15A-5:15P F 8:15A-12:15P

TEST PREP Insurance Adjuster

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RN RENO

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Insurance Adjuster

Insurance Agent Producer/CSR/CPA Continuing Education

Continuing Education

ETHICS, LEGISLATIVE, EARTHQUAKE, AND FLOOD COURSES ARE APPROVED FOR ALL ADJUSTERS, AGENTS, AND CSR’S.

For our students’ convenience, lunch is provided if attending at least six hours or more of continuing education classes that day.

A LICENSEE HOLDING A PROPERTY LINE OF AUTHORITY IS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AT LEAST 1 HR OF EARTHQUAKE CE.

All classes will be reported within ten days, as required by the Oklahoma Insurance Commission. For more information, visit the Oklahoma Insurance Department’s website at www.ok.gov/oid.

All courses are held at the Rockwell campus. Check in starts at 7:15 a.m. for 8:00 a.m. classes. All students must be checked-in and seated prior to start time.

Tuition discount may be available for those over 60 years of age. No testing required. Classes will be held regardless of enrollment. All requirements subject to change.

Please bring insurance license number for check-in.

Severe weather or unforseen circumstances may result in changes to class dates, times or locations.

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6000050958

Legislative Update 2019

$15

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6000045462

Current Issues in 2019

$30

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6000045376

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Insurance Fraud 2020

$15

8AM-10AM

6000055427

2019 OK Earthquake/Flood Ins CE 2019

$15

10AM-12PM

6000037182 EQ & 6000037338 FLOOD

Litigation Update 2019

$30

1PM-5PM

6000045375

6000045307

Insurance Ethics 2018

$15

8AM-10AM

6000021406

Legislative Update ACA

$15

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6000044548

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$30

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Insurance Agent/Producer CE LONG-TERM CARE | MEDICARE

Long-Term Resident and non-resident accident/health insurance agents selling, soliciting or negotiating Long-Term Care (LTC) insurance policies in Oklahoma are required to complete a one-time, 8-hour Long-Term Care course, offered at Francis Tuttle as â&#x20AC;&#x153;8-Hour Initial.â&#x20AC;? Each biennial renewal period, they must complete a 4-hour Renewal course, offered at Francis Tuttle as â&#x20AC;&#x153; 4-Hour Renewal.â&#x20AC;? Both Initial & Renewal courses will apply to CE credit.

Agents-CE

Long-Term Care 4 Hour AM RenewalÂ

OID# 6000049189, 4.0 CE credits, Category: Long-Term Care Partnerships. ClearCert approved.

4 hrs 157873 157874 157875 157876

$30 RK 1/17

F 8:00A-12:00P F 8:00A-12:00P F 8:00A-12:00P F 8:00A-12:00P

RK 2/14 RK 3/13 RK 4/17

Long-Term Care Update 8 Hr InitialÂ

OID # 6000049188, 8.0 CE credits, Category: LongTerm Care Partnerships. ClearCert approved.

8 hrs 157877 157878 157879 157880

$60

ETHICS

RK 1/17

F F F F

RK 2/14 RK 3/13 RK 4/17

8:00A-5:00P 8:00A-5:00P 8:00A-5:00P 8:00A-5:00P

Agents-CE Video Call 717-4929 or 717-4908 to inquire about video availability and scheduling.

Ethics for Insurance ProfessionalsÂ

OID# 6000045321, 1.0 CE credits, Category: Ethics (Adjusters, Agent/Producers & CSRs).

1 hr 157810 157811

$19 1/6-3/31 MTWTHF 8:00A-4:00P RK 4/1-6/30 MTWTHF 8:00A-4:00P RK

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RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

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Languages

Spanish I

American Sign Language I

Receive a basic overview of the skills needed to communicate with the deaf and learn signs, phrases, and word combinations. Sign instruction will include ASL (American Sign Language) and Signed English. Some reverse interpretation is included. Deaf culture and challenges will be explored by taking several field trips, two breakfast outings and one shopping outing.

24 hrs 158138 No class

$219 PT 1/30-3/26 TH 6:30P-9:30P 3/19

German for Traveling I

An introduction to basic German language skills and information about German/Austrian cultural traditions. Students will learn language skills great for travel and basic conversations. We will use a book, DVDs, workbooks, games, and conversation. Students will also translate written information and work in teams to further their language skills. Additional cost of approx. $20 for book: German in 10 minutes a day - ISBN: 978-1-931873-03-1

24 hrs 158036 No class

$219 RK 1/27-3/23

3/16

M 6:30P-9:30P

German for Traveling II

Continuing from German for Traveling I, practice language skills using the book, DVDs, workbooks, games, and conversation. Students will continue to translate written information and work in teams to further their knowledge of the German language. Students will use the same book from German for Traveling I. PREREQUISITE: German for Traveling I

18 hrs 158037

$169 RK 3/30-4/27

M 6:30P-9:30P

Japanese for Beginners

Konnichiwa (Hello)! Have you ever wanted to learn Japanese? This beginner's course offers students an opportunity to learn basic communication skills, Japanese alphabet, vocabulary, and numbers. This course is your guide to everything Japanese! See you there! (Dewa oai shima sho!)

17.5 hrs 158139

$135 RK 3/10-4/28 T 7:00P-9:30P

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Students will begin the class with a conversation of basic questions. Vocabulary words include: colors, numbers, days, months, and the weather. Students learn the Spanish alphabet and grammar, such as gender, articles, adjectives, possessives, question words, and personal pronouns; also the present tenses and the verb "to be". Students will be able to make complete sentences and start to communicate. Through videos and other readings, students will reinforce their vocabulary words and begin to comprehend the Spanish-speaking world.

16 hrs 158032

$165 RK 1/14-2/6

TTH 6:30P-8:30P

Spanish II

Continuing from Spanish Level I, students will increase their vocabulary by playing different games and using flash cards. Students will be able to greet people, introduce themselves, ask for directions, express time, and talk about their family. Additional topics include how to mail packages/letters, how to buy stamps at the Post Office, and how to order food at a restaurant. Grammar skills includes: daily activities using regular -ar, -er, and -ir ending verbs, the verb "To Go" and adjectives. Also, students will read lecture topics related to Hispanic culture to learn more about the Spanish speaking world. PREREQUISITE: Spanish I or equivalent knowledge.

16 hrs 158033

$145 RK 2/11-3/5

TTH 6:30P-8:30P

Spanish III

Continuing from Spanish II students will learn new vocabulary words and expressions such as opposites, modes of transportation, different types of stores, greetings, asking for directions, making hotel reservations, and buying theater tickets over the phone. Grammatical structures will include: how to make plans by using "Ir+a+Infinitive", Direct Object to replace information, reflexive verbs to express what people do "to" or "for" themselves. Additional topics include different situations using the present progressive, preterit, and future verb tenses. Emphasis will be on the practice of listening, speaking, and reading with dialogues and videos. PREREQUISITE: Spanish II or equivalent knowledge.

16 hrs 158035

$145 RK 3/24-4/16 TTH

6:30P-8:30P

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Real Estate

Real Estate Test Prep News: The OREC Code & Rules requires that the following notice be posted so as to be seen by any person desiring to enroll in a pre-license course: “NOTICE: Oklahoma Statutes, Title 59, Section 858.301.1-Effective November1, 2009, state law prohibits the issuance of a real estate license to any person who has been convicted, pled guilty or pled nolo contendere to a felony for a pre-determined number of years based on the classification of said felony. For clarification, please contact the commission and/ or review the cited section of law as referenced herein. Additionally, if the applicant has delinquent unpaid child support or student loans, the applicant must check with the Real Estate Commission before enrolling in this class. The Commission will allow the applicant to seek preapproval prior to enrolling in a pre-license course.”

Basic Course of Real Estate Part I of II 100 percent attendance mandatory. #178022 In this challenging course, you will study the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission's Code and Rules, agency law, contract law, value and appraisal, real estate math, finance, disclosures, environmental issues, property management, risk reduction, title search, legal descriptions, and much more. Once you have completed the final exam and passed with a score of at least 80 percent, you will be eligible to sit for the state qualifying exam. Study time outside of class will be necessary. Books are NOT included: Please contact the Francis Tuttle Bookstore, 717-4320, for book and/or e-book pricing and purchasing. Approximate cost $35. Note: Students will be required to pass a National Background Check and fingerprint process prior to sitting for the state exam. The background check application may be downloaded at www.ok.gov/OREC. Fingerprint cards may be obtained from the OREC. Applicants may schedule to take their exam with PSI at http://candidate.psiexams. com/index.jsp . Note to online students - You must take the final (on or before the last day of class) at the Rockwell Campus in our proctored test area. Call 717-4929 or 717-4908 to schedule an available proctored test time of 8:00AM or 12:00PM.

90 hrs 157112 No Class 157114

$425 1/13-3/4 MTWTH 6:30P-9:30P 1/20 RK 3/24-4/16 TWTH 8:00A-4:30P RK

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Real Estate Provisional EDGE Post License Real Estate Part II of II

The purpose of this 45-hour post-licensing course is to help new licensees expand and exercise knowledge and expertise that will be effective, competent, and ethical as they practice real estate. This course will cover the OREC required subject content (45 hours). To complete this course you MUST attend all of the sessions and pass the 200 question final at 80 percent or better.

45 hrs 157778

$298 RK 3/2-3/13

MWF 8:00A-4:30P

Real Estate Professionals Continuing Education January Disciplinary Actions & Frequently Asked Questions-CE

CAR 171584. Course explores the authority and the role of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission and its Commissioners; the investigative and hearing process; and discussion about several cases which have been adjudicated by the Real Estate Commission. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 157817

$21 RK 1/10

F 1:00P-4:00P

Foreclosure Process - CE

HOT 176559 Learn how to locate and purchase foreclosed real estate. Get advice on approaching property owners and buying real estate-owned property. Discuss how to write contracts that protect you. Learn to set goals, avoid foreclosure fraud, and make good investments. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 157818

$32 RK 1/17

F 9:00A-12:00P

Continuing Education 6 Requirements in 1 Day

Techniques of Home Staging - CE

SAM 172227 This class qualifies for Continuing Education as elective credits with the OREC. Course is not limited to Brokers/licensees. Everyone is welcome.

Duties and Disclosures in Broker Relationships - CE

3 hrs 157109

BRA 171106

1 hr 157838

$12 RK 1/23

TH 9:00A-10:00A

Prohibited Dealings to Avoid - CE $12 RK 1/23

TH 10:00A-11:00A

Discrimination Against Families With Children - CE FHR 171102

1 hr 157842

$12 1/23

T 9:00A-12:00P

Feburary Real Estate Broker-In-Charge II - CE

CAR 171100

1 hr 157840

$21 RK 1/28

TH 11:00A-12:00P

BIC 180440 This is a required course for Managing Brokers who renew their license on or after July 1, 2012. The course covers code and rules for Brokers as required by the OREC and will count toward Continuing Education requirements. Open to any licensed Sales Associate or Broker. Does not count for Provisional Sales Associates.

15 hrs 157836

$99 RK 2/5-2/6

WTH 8:00A-5:00P

Ethical Decision Making - CE PSC 171105

1 hr 157844

$12 RK 1/23

TH 1:00P-2:00P

Contracts: How to Handle Multiple Offers - CE

CON 171097

1 hr 157846

$12 RK 1/23

TH 2:00P-3:00P

HOT 171098

$12 RK 1/23

TH 3:00P-4:00P

$21 RK 1/24

F 9:00A-12:00P

Code & Rules Update - CE

$21 RK 1/24

1 hr 157825

$12 2/6

TH 10:00A-11:00A

CON 171112

1 hr 157827

$12 2/6

TH 11:00A-12:00P

Current Issues - CE 1 hr 157829

$12 RK 2/6

TH 1:00P-2:00P

Fair Housing - CE

PMG 172226 A detailed examination of the Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. Discussing such things as security deposits/ accounts, duties and responsibilities of the landlord, as well as the tenant, delivery of possessions, and other duties. Approved CE Realtors.

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

TH 9:00A-10:00A

HOT 171109

Oklahoma Residential Landlord & Tenant Act - CE

$12 RK 2/6

Contracts & Forms - CE

PSC 178185 This course will help the licensee develop a case resolution model for resolving moral dilemmas faced by real estate professionals. Course is not limited to Brokers/licensees. Everyone is welcome.

3 hrs 157819

1 hr 157823

CAR 171110

Mind Your Own Business - CE

3 hrs 157117

Broker Relations - CE BRA 171116

Personal Safety Strategies: Take Charge - CE

1 hr 157848

Continuing Education 6 Requirements in 1 Day

F 9:00A-12:00P

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

FHR 171107

1 hr 157831

$12 RK 2/6

TH 2:00P-3:00P

Professional Standards - CE

PSC 171104

1 hr 157833

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$12 RK 2/6

OL ONLINE

TH 3:00P-4:00P

PREREQUISITE

Real Estate Continuing Education 3 Day Program Fair Housing Best Practices - CE FHR 175777

3 hrs 157696

$21 RK 2/19

W 9:00A-12:00P

Broker Relationships: Cornerstone of Customer Service - CE

BRA 171103

3 hrs 157697

$21 RK 2/19

W 1:00P-4:00P

Professionalism & Ethics in Oklahoma Real Estate - CE

PSC 133

3 hrs 157698

$21 RK 2/19

W 5:30P-8:30P

Mind Your Own Business - CE

3 hrs 157118

$21 RK 2/21

F 9:00A-12:00P

Property Management & Managing Risk - CE

PMG 176555 This course is for people who are in property management or are considering property management. It addresses risks associated with the property, including security, safety, and liability. It includes property inspections, correcting potential liabilities, emergency procedures plans, management staff plan, public relations, and insurance, among other topics. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 157820

$21 RK 2/27

TH 1:00P-4:00P

March

23 Ways to Lose Your License - CE

CAR 17222.

3 hrs 157699

$21 RK 2/20

TH 9:00A-12:00P

User's Guide to Oklahoma Contracts & Forms - CE

Broker Relations - CE BRA 171116

CON 171745

3 hrs 157700

$21 RK 2/20

TH 1:00P-4:00P

Purpose of a Title Company - CE

ABS 171270

1 hr 157701

$7 RK 2/21

F 9:00A-10:00A

F 10:00A-11:00A

F 11:00A-12:00P

Foreclosures & Short Sales - CE HOT 175775

3 hr 157704

$21 RK 2/21

Code & Rules Update - CE

1 hr 157826

$12 3/5

TH 10:00A-11:00A

Contracts & Forms - CE $12 3/5

TH 11:00A-12:00P

Current Issues - CE 1 hr 157830

FIN 171271

$7 RK 2/21

TH 9:00A-10:00A

HOT 171109

Lending Basics - CE 1 hr 157703

$12 RK 3/5

CAR 171110

1 hr 157828

FIN 178176

$7 RK 2/21

1 hr 157824

CON 171112

Credit Basics - CE

1 hr 157702

Continuing Education 6 Requirements in 1 Day

F 1:00P-4:00P

$12 RK 3/5

TH 1:00P-2:00P

Fair Housing - CE

FHR 171107

1 hr 157832

$12 RK 3/5

TH 2:00P-3:00P

Professional Standards - CE

PSC 171104

1 hr 157834

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$12 RK 3/5

TH 3:00P-4:00P

Short Sales - CE

HOT 176557 Negotiating a short sale with a lender can be complicated, but with careful research and patience, it is possible for you to earn big profits with short sale deals. Pre-foreclosure properties are ideal because you can make more money with them versus homes that are already bank-owned. Reaching homeowners who are more than three payments behind on their mortgages is the most advantageous. At this point, each of these homeowners has received a Notice of Default (NOD) and is very close to losing their home. Approved CE Realtors.

3 hrs 157821

$21 RK 3/12

TH 1:00P-4:00P

Fair Housing Best Practices - CE

$21 RK 3/19

Continuing Education 6 Requirements in 1 Day Duties & Disclosures in Broker Relationships - CE BRA 171106

1 hr 157839

$12 RK 4/2

TH 9:00A-10:00A

Prohibited Dealings to Avoid - CE

CAR 171100

FHR 175777 This class qualifies for Continuing Education as a (FHR), Fair Housing, or may be taken for Elective credits, if the FHR requirement has already been satisfied with the OREC. Course is not limited to Brokers/licensees. Everyone is welcome.

3 hrs 157837

APRIL

TH 9:00A-12:00P

Good Ethics Is Good Business - CE

1 hr 157841

$12 4/2

TH 10:00A-11:00A

Discrimination Against Families With Children - CE FHR 171102

1 hr 157843

$12 4/2

TH 11:00A-12:00P

PSC 049 Learn to "do well by doing good" in this course, which includes discussions about moral behavior and the changing expectations of the real estate public; exploration of an ethical decision-making model to help any real estate practitioner build a strong reputation for ethical business behavior; and a checklist of thirteen ethical principles for business professionals.

Ethical Decision Making - CE

3 hrs 157835

1 hr 157847

$21 RK 3/19

TH 1:00P-4:00P

SAM 172227 This class qualifies for Continuing Education as elective credits with the OREC. Course is not limited to Brokers/licensees. Everyone is welcome.

$21 RK 3/31

1 hr 157845

$12 RK 4/2

TH 1:00P-2:00P

Contracts: How to Handle Multiple Offers - CE

CON 171097

$12 RK 4/2

TH 2:00P-3:00P

Personal Safety Strategies: Take Charge - CE

Techniques of Home Staging - CE

3 hrs 157111

PSC 171105

T 9:00A-12:00P

HOT 171098

1 hr 157849

$12 RK 4/2

TH 3:00P-4:00P

Mind Your Own Business - CE

3 hrs 157119

$21 RK 4/3

F 9:00A-12:00P

Risk Reduction in Property Management - CE

BIC 175774 This is a required course for Managing Brokers who renew their license on or after July 1, 2012. The course covers code and rules for Brokers as required by the OREC and will count toward Continuing Education requirements. Open to any licensed Sales Associate or Broker. Does not count for Provisional Sales Associates.

PMG 175776 This course is intended to provide Real Estate licensees and others interested in property management with the knowledge and methods to successfully deal with the types of risk found in property management. Items discussed include Oklahoma Real Estate Education Recovery Fund, the principles of several kinds of insurance and coverages, possible criminal issues, environmental issues including lead-based paint, and fair housing laws.

15 hrs 157816

3 hrs 157822

Real Estate Broker-In-Charge I - CE

$99 RK 4/22-4/23 WTH 8:00A-5:00P

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

CT CROSS TIMBERS

$21 RK 4/16 OL ONLINE

TH 1:00P-4:00P PREREQUISITE

Continuing Education

Video Series

CORE On Demand Flexible Schedule. Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:00pm. Must complete video and test by 4:00pm. $12 per 1 hour CE video or $21 per 3 hour CE video. Call 405.717.4908 or 717.4929 to schedule a video appointment. Please ask for video program assistant.

As of September 12, 2014, Licensees will be required to take at least one hour in each of six (6) required topics: FHR, BRA, PSC, HOT, CON (Contracts and Forms) and CAR (Code and Rules)

PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT (PSC)

NO OFFERING

FAIR HOUSING RELATIONS (FHR)

JAN - MAR 157882 - 1 Hour - Discrimination Against Families W/Children (FHR 171102) APR - JUN 157883 - 1 Hour - Discrimination Against Families W/Children (FHR 171102)

OKLAHOMA BROKER RELATIONSHIP ACT

JAN - MAR 157884 - 1 Hour - Duties & Disclosures in Broker Relationships (BRA 171106) APR - JUN 157885 - 1 Hour - Duties & Disclosures in Broker Relationships (BRA 171106)

HOT TOPIC (HOT)

JAN - MAR 157886 - 1 Hour - Current Issues (HOT 171109) APR - JUN 157888 - 1 Hour - Current Issues (HOT 171109)

CONTRACTS AND FORMS (CON)

JAN - MAR APR - JUN JAN - MAR APR - JUN

157889 - 3 Hour - User's Guide to Ok Contracts & Forms (CON 171745) 157890 - 3 Hour - User's Guide to Ok Contracts & Forms (CON 171745) 157928 - 1 Hour - Contracts & Forms (CON 171112) 157929 - 1 Hour - Contracts & Forms (CON 171112)

CODE AND RULES (CAR)

JAN - MAR APR - JUN JAN - MAR APR - JUN

157931 - 1 Hour - Code & Rules (CAR 171110) 157933 - 1 Hour - Code & Rules (CAR 171110) 157934 - 1 Hour - Prohibited Dealings to Avoid (CAR 171100) 157935 - 1 Hour - Prohibited Dealings to Avoid (CAR 171100)

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Safety & Security

Protection & Protective Services Basic Handgun Safety

Students will learn safe and efficient operation of a handgun. Course covers types of handguns, handgun safety, and procedures used. This course is recommended for those with little experience handling a handgun and/or as a prerequisite or refresher course for taking the Oklahoma Self Defense Act (SDA ) concealedcarry course. Students must be 21 years of age with valid Oklahoma driver license or state ID. Firearms must be in locked trunk, ammunition in a separate secured area. Required 100 rounds range ammunition (no reloads) and protective clothing.

8 hrs 158400 158402

$70 RK 1/18 RK 3/14

S 9:00A-6:00P S 9:00A-6:00P

Baton Certification Course

CLEET Approved

Do you have all of the tools to do your job? After successful completion of this course the student will have a working knowledge of the safe and legal applications of the baton. This course is taught by a CLEET Defensive Tactics Instructor and will certify the student to carry the expandable and straight baton. Note: A training dummy will be utilized, no students will be struck by a baton.

4 hrs 158512

$39 RN 1/14

T 5:30P-9:30P

LICENSE DESIGNATION

CLEET TRAINING REQUIRED

Unarmed Security Guard - Age 18+

Phase I & Phase II

Armed Security Guard - Age 21+

Phase I, Phase II and Phase IV

Unarmed Private Investigator - Age 18+

Phase I & Phase III

Armed Private Investigator - Age 21+

Phase I, Phase III and Phase IV

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Conceal Carry Firearms Course: Oklahoma Act This course fulfills the accreditation requirements for obtaining an Oklahoma concealed-carry permit. The course covers the laws, regulations, and requirements for carrying/using a firearm under state law and for obtaining a concealed-carry permit, and safe handling and use of a firearm. Must be at least 21 years old to take this course. Firearms must be in locked trunk, ammunition in a separate secured area. Required: 50 rounds range ammunition (no reloads) and protective clothing.

8 hrs 158405 158407

$70 RK 2/22 RK 4/25

Handcuffing Techniques & Procedures

S 9:00A-6:00P S 9:00A-6:00P CLEET Approved

Created with the security guard and private investigator in mind, this class will cover many aspects of detaining individuals. Specifics will cover: proper care and maintenance of handcuffs; how to apply handcuffs to wrists; techniques of use on large wrists; cuffing women and children; cuffing techniques.

4 hrs 158513

$39 RN 1/21

T 5:30P-9:30P

Pepper Spray Certification (O.C. Spray)

CLEET Approved

4 hrs 158514

T 5:30P-9:30P

What are your options? As a security professional you need all the options available. After successful completion of this course the student will be certified to carry pepper (O.C.) spray, and have the knowledge and confidence to know the safe and legal use of this intermediate weapon. This course is taught by a CLEET Certified Defensive Tactics Instructor with 19 years of law enforcement experience. Note: No students will be sprayed with Pepper Spray (O.C. Spray)

$39 RN 2/11

Self Defense for the Security Professional

CLEET Approved

As a security professional you may be called upon to restrain unruly people or defend yourself from attack. This four-hour class will give security professionals tips and tactics on how to safely and legally protect themselves when faced with a combative person. This class requires physical activity. Attendees need to dress appropriately and be prepared to move around.

4 hrs 158515

$39 RN 3/2

M 5:30P-9:30P

Situational Awareness Self Defense for WOMEN

CLEET Approved

Personal safety begins with knowing where you are and being mindful of your surroundings. This is situational awareness. This four-hour course will give tips and tactics to training yourself to be more aware of your surroundings as well as actual self-defense techniques that are simple and proven. The instructor has over 21 years of law enforcement experience and is a certified instructor in a number of self-defense disciplines and is a second-degree black belt in classical ju-jitsu through the United States Ju-Jitsu Federation (usjjf.org).

4 hrs 158516

$39 RN 4/7

T 5:30P-9:30P

Security Officer Private Investigation: NEW Ambiguous Unsolved Crimes

There is no shortage of unsolved crimes worldwide and the United States is no exception. This class will analyze several cases and examine the challenges for law enforcement. In finding a better understanding of investigative analogy, this class will explore the clearance rates for crime in the U.S. The unfortunate indicators are showing the U.S. is falling short of the rapid crime rate growth according to the most recent Federal Bureau of Investigations statistics.

4 hrs 158626

$39 RK 4/28

T 5:00P-9:00P

Private Investigation: Getting Started as a Private Investigator CLEET Approved

Do you want to become a Private Investigator? This class will help students understand how to file the required CLEET paperwork after the CLEET Phase training requirements. Learn about resources and the legal system as it pertains to information gathering. This class will help the student understand the business aspect side of managing an investigative firm.

4 hrs 158562

$39 RN 2/25

T 5:00P-9:00P

Private Investigation: The 10 Most Infamous CLEET Approved NEW Gangs in the U.S.

Gangs consist of groups of individuals involved in organized crime. This class will explore the top 10 most dangerous gangs in the United States. Gangs are the foundation for individuals who need to belong or the need to survive in unstable environments. In the analyzation of street, local, national, and prison gang threats, the class will develop a better understanding of why gangs form and how they are perceived and managed by law enforcement.

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MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PERSONALITY INVENTORY

Security Officer Phase IV requires a current MMPI. Contact the Francis Tuttle Reno Campus Assessment Center at 405•717•4678 to schedule your MMPI.

4 hrs 158625

Security Officer Training Phase I

CAMPUS: RK ROCKWELL

RN RENO

PT PORTLAND

T 5:00P-9:00P

CLEET Approved

Security guards must communicate effectively. Learn to write accurate field notes, develop observation skills, respond to emergencies, and interpret legal powers. Learn patrol techniques, investigation, and to document and practice public relations, among other topics. At least an 85 percent score on every exam and 100 percent attendance required.

20 hrs 158408 No class 158409 158410

$39 RK 3/24

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$99 1/14-1/22 TWTH 5:30P-9:30P 1/20 CT 2/25-3/3 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P RK 3/23-3/30 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT

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Security Officer Training Phase II

CLEET Approved

Students will learn to record telephone messages, respond to public, private, and controlled access dispute scenarios. Patrolling and investigating security incidents along with scenarios covering terrorism-related incidents. At least an 85 percent score on every exam and 100 percent attendance is required.

20 hrs 158412 158414 158415

$99 1/23-1/30 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT 3/4-3/11 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P RK 3/31-4/7 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT

Security Officer Training Phase III

CLEET Approved

Develop and maintain your client's trust. Learn federal and state statutes, contracts, and disclosures, locating and communicating information, conducting investigations and surveillance, and appearing in court. Minimum age requirement is 18 years (for unarmed). At least an 85 percent score on every exam and 100 percent attendance required. PREREQUISITE: For Unarmed Private Investigator: Phase I; for Armed Private Investigator: Phase I, III, IV.

36 hrs 158416 158418

$149 2/4-2/18 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P RK 4/8-4/22 MTWTH 5:30P-9:30P CT

Security Officer Training Phase IV

CLEET Approved

Receive instruction in firearm nomenclature and inspection, shooting fundamentals, safety, and 24 hours of firing range shooting. Sessions one and two meet at Francis Tuttle, last three days meet at designated firing range. Students may participate in training and receive certification with a revolver or a semi-automatic pistol. Minimum caliber for semi-auto pistols is 9mm and .38sp for revolvers. REQUIREMENTS: Student must be 21 years or older, with 100 percent attendance and pass all tests. Student must have a reliable and safe service-type firearm that will pass a safety inspection by the instructor, plus a strong side belt-supported holster and three extra magazines or speed loaders with pouch required. Students will supply their own firearms, plus 400 rounds of factory loaded ammunition for their handgun (firearms must be in locked trunk, ammunition in separate secured area). PREREQUISITE: Successfully completed Phase I and II or Phase I and III prior to enrollment. Only CLEET Instructor will determine participant's ability to safely use a handgun in the classroom and firing range. If student has limited or no handgun experience, enroll in our "Basic Handgun Safety" course prior to enrollment in Phase IV. Students must complete the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) test, have the results evaluated by a state licensed psychologist and forward the notarized CLEET test affidavit to CLEET Coordinator; 405-717-4183 prior to enrollment. Book is included in tuition.

32 hrs 158419 Range

SECURITY OFFICER: PHASE IV

WEAPON NOMENCLATURE AND INSPECTION SHOOTING FUNDAMENTALS | SAFETY | FIRING RANGE

$149 RK 4/27

M 9:00A-6:00P 4/28-4/30 TWTH 9:00A-6:00P

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To be the first choice for programs and services in career and technology education.

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We prepare our customers for success in the workplace.

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Transportation

Transportation Bicycle Service & Maintenance I

Would you like to learn how to tune-up your bicycle? Upon completion of this hands-on course, you will be able to replace tires and tubes, clean and oil the chain, and adjust brakes and derailleurs (gears). Bring safety goggles and your bicycle after the first class meeting.

15 hrs 158563 158564

$99 RK 1/14-1/28 TTH RK 2/4-2/18

6:00P-9:00P TTH 6:00P-9:00P

Bicycle Service & Maintenance II

Upon completion of this hands-on course, you will be able to overhaul (ball bearings) front and rear wheels, bottom bracket, and head set. Replacing tires and tubes, adjusting chain, brakes, and derailleurs is also included. Bring safety glasses and your bicycle to all class meetings. Tool list will be discussed the first night of class. PREREQUISITE: Bicycle Service and Maintenance or Instructor approval.

15 hrs 158565

$99 RK 2/25-3/10 TTH

6:00P-9:00P

Electric, Electricity, & Electronics - How Does It Work?

What are electrons and protons in an oscillating pattern? Where does the power come from? Answers to these questions become clear when you build a small electric motor, create a custom circuit board to control it and test your work. Mysterious terms such as ohms, volts, watts, alternating current (AC), direct current (DC), AC/DC conversion, positive, negative, neutral, armature, commutator, brushes, electromagnets, diodes, resistors, switches, rectifiers, capacitors, circuit boards, parallel, series, oscilloscope, multi meter, schematics, and symbols are all part of the process of creating electrical power and controlling it. You will take your motor and circuit board home with you for your efforts after completing the course. Electrical and electronics-trained employees are in demand. Electronics are used in our every day activities. All materials are included in the tuition.

15 hrs 158430

$109 RN 2/25-3/10 TTH

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AIRCRAFT TRAINING SHEET METAL

FAST TRACK YOUR AVIATION CAREER The Primary Training Source For Entry-Level Sheet Metal Jobs In The Aviation Industry 240 Hours To A Career

TUITION INCLUDES Day & Evening Classes Questions Please Contact Nick Powell at 717.4745

www.aircraftsheetmetaltraining.com

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Index Symbols 23 Ways to Lose Your License - CE ��51 2016 Legal Environment & Professional Responsibilities ��45

A ABCs of Managing Stress & Anxiety ��39 Access 2016 Level I ��14 Access 2016 Level II ��14 Access 2016 Level III ��14 Acrylic Painting ��21 Acrylic Pour Painting ��21 ACT Prep: English ��34 ACT Prep: Math ��34 ACT Prep: Reading ��34 ACT Prep: Science ��34 Adobe Creative Suite ��15 Adobe InDesign CC ��15 Adobe Photoshop Elements 2018 I ��15 Albondigas, Mexican Meatball Soup & Salad ��25 Alzheimer's & Dementia Care Training: Level I ��41 Alzheimer's & Dementia Care Training: Level II ��41 American Sign Language I ��47 Apple iOS Apps ��13 Apple iOS Apps ��13 Art Journaling in a Recycled Book ��19 Asian Stir-Fried Chicken ��25 Aunt Gilah's Brownies ��25 Authentic, New York Jewish Rye ��25

B Bananas Foster ��25 Basic Bridge & Commonly Used Conventions ��37 Basic Course of Real Estate Part I of II ��49 Basic Handgun Safety ��55 Basic Light Welding ��6 Basics of Reiki ��39 Baton Certification Course ��55 Bicycle Service & Maintenance I ��60 Bicycle Service & Maintenance II ��60 Bitcoin for Beginners ��37 Blueprint Reading: Advanced ��4 Broker Relations - CE ��50, 51 Broker Relationships: Cornerstone of Customer Service - CE ��51 Building a Facebook Business Page ��17 Business Basics: Human Capital ��11 Business Basics: Starting Your Own Business ��11

C Cake Decorating I ��25 Calligraphy: Copperplate ��19 Caramel Sauce from Scratch ��25 Carbonara, Roman-Style Creamy Pasta ��26 Carpentry Basics ��7 Carpentry Basics: Wooden Lawn Chair ��7 Certified Medication Aide (CMA) ��41 Certified Medication Aide (CMA) Update ��41 Cheesecake the Traditional Way ��26 Chef Knife Skills ��26 Chicken Matzoh Ball Soup AKA Jewish Penicillin ��26 C# Level I ��16 C# Level II ��16 C# Level III ��17 CMA Advanced: Nasogastric, Gastrostomy Medication ��41 CMA Advanced: Respiratory Treatments ��41 Code & Rules Update - CE ��50, 51 Colored Pencil Drawing ��19 Computer Literacy with Windows 10 ��15 Computer Literacy with Windows 10 for Golden Agers ��15 Conceal Carry Firearms Course: Oklahoma Act ��55

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Contracts & Forms - CE ��50 Contracts & Forms - CE ��51 Contracts: How to Handle Multiple Offers - CE ��50, 52 Cookie Decorating: Introduction ��26 Cooking 101: Cinnamon Rolls ��26 Cooking 101: Pizza ��26 Cooking With Herbs ��26 Copyediting Like a Pro ��22 CPR: BLS Healthcare Provider ��40 CPR: First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens ��40 CPR: Recertification ��40 Creating Cards with Homemade Stamps ��19 Creative Cupcakes ��26 Credit Basics - CE ��51 Crystal Reports 2016 I ��14 Crystal Reports 2016 II ��14 Crystal Reports 2016 III ��15 Current Issues - CE ��50, 51 Current Issues (Medicare - Social Media - Long Term Care) ��45

D Detecting & Fighting Insurance Fraud ��45 Dietary Manager Level II: Systems Management ��33 Dim Sum & Asian Dumplings, Anyone? ��26 Disciplinary Actions & Frequently Asked Questions-CE ��49 Discovering Whole Health ��39 Discrimination Against Families With Children - CE ��50, 52 Drywall Installation, Finish, & Repair ��7 Duties & Disclosures in Broker Relationships - CE ��50, 52

E Early Education: Unit 6 - Guiding Children ��34 Early Education: Unit 7 - Involving Families & the Community ��34 Early Education: Unit 8 - Program Plans & Record Keeping ��34 Early Education: Unit 9 - Developing as an Early Care Professional ��34 Early Education: Unit 10 - Putting It All Together ��34 EDGE Post License Real Estate Part II of II ��49 Eggs Benedict from Scratch ��26 EKG Basic Interpretation: Monitor Tech ��42 Electrical Training: Reading Wiring Diagrams & Schematics ��4 Electrical Training: Solid State Motor Controls ��4 Electric, Electricity, & Electronics - How Does It Work? ��60 English Knitting: II ��20 Entrenamiento de la conciencia de la seguridad de la carretilla elevadora ��4 Entrenamiento de seguridad OSHA de 10 horas para la construccion en español ��5 Essential Oils: Basics ��39 Essential Oils: Beyond the Basics ��39 Ethical Considerations for Agt & Adj ��45 Ethical Decision Making - CE ��50, 52 Ethical View of 7 Financial Disciplines ��45 Ethics for Insurance Professionals ��46 Excel 2016 Level I ��13 Excel 2016 Level II ��13 Excel 2016 Level III ��13 Ezekiel's Bible Bread ��27

F Fair Housing Best Practices - CE ��51, 52 Fair Housing - CE ��50, 51 Finding Free Money for College ��35 Floral Design: Silks ��19 Fly Fishing I - Beginning ��37 Food Service Operator's Certification ��33 Foreclosure Process - CE ��49 Foreclosures & Short Sales - CE ��51 Forklift Safety Awareness Training ��5 Forklift Service Technician ��5 Furniture Making ��7 Fused Glass Pendants: Introduction ��19

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GED Preparation/Adult Basic Education ��35 Genealogy Level I ��37 Genealogy Level II ��37 German Chocolate Cake ��27 German for Traveling I ��47 German for Traveling II ��47 German Spatzle, Fresh Egg Noodles & More ��27 Good Ethics Is Good Business - CE ��52 Google Ads ��16 Grant Writing Workshop I: Basic Information ��22 Grant Writing Workshop II: Goals & Outcomes ��22 Gyoza ��27

Kimchi: Basic ��28 Knitting: Basic Continental ��20 Knitting Cables ��20 Kombucha from Scratch (Fermented Steeped Tea) ��28 Korean Beef Bulgogi ��28 Korean Bibimbap ��28 Kosher Dill Pickles From Scratch ��29

H Handcuffing Techniques & Procedures ��55 Healthy Burgers Made from Sustainable, Wild-Caught Salmon ��27 Healthy Hummus from Scratch ��27 Healthy, Probiotic Sauerkraut from Scratch ��27 Heartsaver: CPR ��40 Heartsaver: First Aid ��40 Home Health Aide: Deeming ��42 Home Inspection 90 Hour: OL ��8 Home Inspection: Electrical ��9 Home Inspection Electrical: OL ��8 Home Inspection: HVAC Heat & Air ��9 Home Inspection HVAC: OL ��8 Home Inspection Marketing Your Home Inspection Business: OL ��9 Home Inspection Plumbing: OL ��8 Home Inspection: Roofing ��9 Home Inspection Roof: OL ��8 Home Inspection Structure: OL ��9 Home Inspection Understanding & Providing Clear & Comprehensive Reports: OL ��9 Homemade Yogurt, Buttermilk, Sour Cream, & Dairy Kefir ��27 Horsemanship for Veterans ��38 How to Write for National Geographic: I ��22 HTML and CSS Level I ��17 HTML and CSS Level II ��17 HTML and CSS Level III ��17 HVAC Training: Customer Skills & Relationships ��5 HVAC Training: Heating & Cooling Load Calculations for Residences ��5 HVAC Training: Hydronic Heating ��5

I Instagram ��18 Instant Pot 101 ��27 Interior Doors & Trim ��7 International Cookery Excursion: I ��28 Introduction to Construction Estimating ��6 Introduction to Developing an Innovator Mindset ��38 Introduction to Hand Tools: I ��7 Introduction to Innovative Leadership ��38 Introduction to Power Tools: II ��7 iPhone Basics ��16 Italian Cooking ��28

J Japanese for Beginners ��47 Jewelry Making: Beads for Beginners ��19 Jewelry Making: Easy Earrings ��19 Jewelry Making: Intermediate I ��20 Jewelry Making: Intermediate II ��20 Jewelry Making: Six Wire Projects ��20 Job Searches & Employability Skills ��38 Jr Chef: Cake Pop Advanced ��28 Junior Chef: Mystery Basket - Baking ��28 Junior Chef: Sushi Basics ��28

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L Landscape Design, Lighting, & Installation: Basic ��7 Lawn Sprinkler Design & Installation: Basic ��8 Legislative Update - Affordable Care Act ��45 Legislative Updates 1 ��45 Lending Basics - CE ��51 Let Them Eat Pie ��29 Litigation Update 2017 ��45 Long-Term Care 4 Hour AM Renewal ��46 Long-Term Care Update 8 Hr Initial ��46

M Macarons, Not Macaroons ��29 Machine Embroidery: Appliqué ��20 Macintosh for Beginners ��16 Mastering Your Serger ��21 Medical Terminology: OL ��40 Medicare: Do You Understand? ��44 Medication Administration Technician (MAT) ��42 Medication Administration Technician (MAT) Update ��42 Messaging with Twitter ��16 Microsoft Windows 10 ��16 Microsoft Windows 10 for Golden Agers ��15 Millennial Marketing (Understanding Marketing) ��11 Mind Your Own Business - CE �� 50, 51, 52 Mixed Media Art ��20 Money Management: A Woman's Perspective ��36 Mutual Funds: Fundamentals ��36

N Neck & Shoulder Massage ��39 No-Knead Cornell Sourdough Country Bread ��29 Notary Public ��35 Nurse Aide ��42

O Oil Painting ��21 Oklahoma Earthquake 2016 ��45 Oklahoma Residential Landlord & Tenant Act - CE ��50 Okonomiyaki ��29 Organizational Leadership ��11 OSHA 10-Hour Safety Training for Construction in English ��6 Outdoor Grilling: All-American Meats ��29 Outdoor Grilling: I ��29 Outdoor Grilling: II ��29 Outdoor Grilling: III ��29

P Pad Thai ��30 Paint the Scene with Words: Using Imagery to Enrich Your Stories ��23 Paranormal Research 101 ��38 Pasta Workshop: I ��30 Pastel Drawing ��19 Pattern Drafting ��21 Pepper Spray Certification (O.C. Spray) ��55 Personal Safety Strategies: Take Charge - CE ��50, 52 Phlebotomy Technician ��42 Phlebotomy Technician Internship ��42 Photography: Big Camera - Intro to DSLR ��22

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Index PowerPoint 2016 Level I ��13 PowerPoint 2016 Level II ��13 Pre-Pharmacy Technician ��43 Pressure Cooking: Beans ��30 Private Investigation: Ambiguous Unsolved Crimes ��56 Private Investigation: Getting Started as a Private Investigator ��56 Private Investigation: The 10 Most Infamous Gangs in the U.S. ��56 Probiotic Fermentation Series for Healthy Eating ��30 Professionalism & Ethics in Oklahoma Real Estate - CE ��51 Professional Standards - CE ��50, 51 Prohibited Dealings to Avoid - CE ��50, 52 Project Superintendent Series: Contract Documents & Construction Law ��6 Project Superintendent Series: Jobsite Organization & Management ��6 Project Superintendent Series: Materials & Methods I ��6 Property Management & Managing Risk - CE ��51 Purpose of a Title Company - CE ��51

Q QuickBooks ��11 Quilt Block Therapy/Quilting ��21

R Real Estate Broker-In-Charge I - CE ��52 Real Estate Broker-In-Charge II - CE ��50 Reflexology for the Feet ��39 Risk Reduction in Property Management - CE ��52 Rock Your Retirement ��36

S Saturdays R-4 Kids: Barbeque Drumstick & Macaroni & Cheese Feast ��30 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cake Pops ��30 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Chicken Finger Dinner ��30 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cinnamon Rolls ��30 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cookies ��31 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Cupcake Creations ��31 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Edible Easter Basket ��31 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Meatloaf Dinner ��31 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Pizza Pie ��31 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Pocket Meals ��31 Saturdays R-4 Kids: Spaghetti & Meatball Dinner ��31 Screenwriting for Novelists ��23 Scrumptious Cream Pies ��31 Security Officer Training Phase I ��56 Security Officer Training Phase II ��57 Security Officer Training Phase III ��57 Security Officer Training Phase IV ��57 Self Defense for the Security Professional ��56 Serged Garment Construction ��21 Sewing: I ��21 Sewing: II ��21 Sewing Machine Techniques ��21 Short Sales - CE ��52 Situational Awareness Self Defense for Women ��56 Social Media Advertising & Promotion ��18 Social Media Management ��18 Social Security Strategies ��36 Sous Vide Basics ��31 Spanish I ��47 Spanish II ��47 Spanish III ��47 Stained Glass: Advanced ��20 Stained Glass: Basic ��20 State Board of Cosmetology & Barbering Review/Refresher ��35 Stir-Fried Rice Cake (Tteokbokki) ��32 Sushi Making ��32

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T Technical Human Anatomy & Physiology OL ��43 Techniques of Home Staging - CE ��50, 52 Tempura Cooking ��32 Test Preparation for Life/Accident/Health Insurance (Agent/CSR) ��44 Test Preparation for Property/Casualty (Agent, CSR, Adjuster) ��44 Tex-Mex Fiesta ��32 The Art of Layered Paintings ��22 The Curry Lab: Feast of Baghdad ��32 The Curry Lab: Taste of India ��32 The Curry Lab: Taste of Jamaica ��32 The Curry Lab: Taste of Thailand ��32 The Joy of Writing ��23 Tofu 101: Demonstration Only ��32 Tour of Italy ��32 Trigger Point Massage ��40

U Understanding Your Medications: A Basic Overview of Safe Medication Usage ��43 Understanding Your Medications: Arthritis & Pain ��43 Understanding Your Medications: Cardiac (Heart) ��43 Understanding Your Medications: Diabetes ��43 Understanding Your Medications: Respiratory & Allergy ��43 Understanding Your Medications: Surviving the World of Over the Counter & Herbal Products (Lunch & Learn) ��43 Unity/Game Engine - Foundations ��17 Unity/Game Engine - Intermediate ��17 User's Guide to Oklahoma Contracts & Forms - CE ��51

V Video Game Model Creation ��17 Vietnamese Grilled Lemongrass Chicken & Summer Roll (Non-Fried) ��32

W Watercolor Painting ��22 Welding for Skill Advancement ��6 Whole Wheat Sourdough Bread ��33 Wood and Metal Stud Framing ��8 Word 2016 Level I ��14 Word 2016 Level II ��14 WordPress.com ��18 WordPress.org ��18 WordPress & SEO ��18 Writing a Children's Story ��23 Writing Business Correspondence ��23 Writing the Story of Your Life ��23

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4 Easy Ways to Enroll A minimum age of 16 years is required for enrollment unless otherwise specified (not applicable to online courses).

Francis Tuttle Technology Center accepts Visa, Mastercard and Discover for all enrollment methods. If paying by check or money order, please include your driverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s license number, expiration date, and date of birth on the face of the check.

NEW Refund Policy Adult & Career Development Payment is due at the time of enrollment. If you let us know you will be unable to attend, more than three business days before the course starts, we will be happy to provide a refund for the cost of tuition, books, and tests; however, any supplies costs are non-refundable. Please note, if you cancel an enrollment within three business days of the first day of the course, no refund will be provided. We will be happy, though, to assist you in transferring to another class. This must occur at the time of cancellation.

To ensure your class experience is excellent, please let us know at least two weeks in advance of your class start date if you require special accommodations (wheelchair, hearing impaired, etc.). Francis Tuttle is fully wheelchair-accessible. Please call 405.717.4384 or email terri.mcgee@francistuttle.edu.

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It is the policy of Francis Tuttle not to discriminate with regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, marital or veteran status, or disabilities. This policy shall be followed in the operation of its educational programs and activities, recruitment, admissions, employment practices and other educational services. Inquiries concerning application of this policy may be directed to the Human Resources Director, who serves as the Coordinator of Title IX; Section 504; and Americans with Disabilities Act for all campuses, at 12777 N. Rockwell, Oklahoma City, OK 73142-2789, (405) 717-7799.

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