“Believe you can and you’re halfway there.” Theodore Roosevelt
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Warren County Career Center Adult Education & Workforce Development Main Campus
“It’s not my dream. It’s my plan.” You
3525 State Route 48 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513.933.5677 Email: wcccinfo@mywccc.org
You’re ready. It’s time for you to start what you’ve been thinking of doing
Warren County Career Center Greentree Health Science Academy
for years. If you’re starting over, continuing your training or looking
5757 Innovation Drive Middletown, Ohio 45005 513.932.3960 Email: teresa.orloff@mywccc.org
to move to the next level of your career, know that you CAN do this and we’ll be here with you every step of the way.
Warren County Career Center Ohio Means Jobs - ASPIRE/GED/ESOL
Take a look through this guide
300 East Silver Street Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513-695-2987 Email: wcccaspire@mywccc.org
and see the career pathways we cover. If you don’t see what you’re looking for reach out to us
Classes also held at Franklin Public Library, Greentree Campus and Sinclair Campusview in Mason.
and we’ll help you find your way.
Some programs are also available at the following campuses: Warren County Career Center - Scarlet Oaks Career Development Campus, Cincinnati Warren County Career Center - Upper Valley Career CTC Applied Technology, Piqua
We’ve been helping adult students find success in careers they love since
TO HELP YOU FIND YOUR WAY... 4............................................Cosmetology 5...................Information Technology 6/7..............................Industrial/Trade 8/9................................Health/Medical 10/11................................Public Safety 12..........................ASPIRE: GED/ESOL 13......Personal/Individual Courses 14/15....................Enrollment Details
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I ndicates COE Approved programs. For more information on COE Accreditation, see page 15.
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Cisco Certified Network Administrator (640 Clock Hours) Certifications earned in the CCNA program validates the ability to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot medium-size routed and switched networks. This is a certification program for entry-level network I.T. Professionals that help maximize your investment in networking infrastructure and increase the value of your employer’s network. Operating Systems include Windows, Linux, IOS, and MacOS.
“People who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” Steve jobs
Prepare for the following certifications: • Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) • Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) • CompTIA A+ Certification • CompTIA Network+ Certification • CompTIA Security+ Certification • IT Fundamentals • Linux Essentials • Programming Logic • Windows Configuration (MTA) Certification
“Let the beauty of what you love be what you do.” Nelson Mandela
Brand new Cosmetology salon coming in
Summer 2019
Cosmetology Business Advisory Members: Great Clips; Edgar Renee Aesthetic Education & Consulting Group; Michaels for Hair; Mitchell’s Salon and Day Spa
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Cosmetology
(1500 Clock Hours) Cosmetology is one of the fastest growing careers in the Millennium. Classroom instruction and hands-on lab experience prepares students to take the Ohio Board of Cosmetology exam. Expand your horizons and knowledge of salon management. Ohio State Board of Cosmetology Refresher Course (84 Clock Hours) Ohio State Board of Cosmetology licensure exam prep • MOCK State Board Practical • State Board Test Prep • State Board Kit
Cosmetology Advanced
(1800 Clock Hours) Prepare for management or advanced positions, with your advanced license! An additional 300 hours in addition to the Cosmetology (1500 Hours) program provides a firm foundation in the essentials of operating a business.
Additional courses are available in these topics: • AutoCAD Basic and Advanced • Computer Forensics & Cyber Crime • DR/BC Disaster Recover/Business Continuity • Linux+
Cybersecurity Technician The Cybersecurity Technician (CySA) program guides the student through the CompTIA suite of certifications to ultimately achieve CySA+ certification, which is an international, vendor neutral credential that applies behavioral analytics to improve the overall state of IT security.
These individual courses are also available... Cloud Computing (Essentials / AWS) Python Programming Microsoft Active Directory I Linux+ / LPIC-1 CySA+ CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst
3.7 million
postings for tech occupation jobs during 2018.*
IT Business Advisory Members: Quanex US, INC, Software Solutions, Inc. VARTek, Reynolds & Reynolds, Shadow IT Group. *SOURCE: CompTIA Statistics, 2019
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Heavy Equipment and Site Construction Technician
(600 Clock Hours) Students earn credentials from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) when they successfully complete the Heavy Equipment and Site Construction Technician program. These credentials demonstrate that students have the knowledge, skills and abilities to begin work as heavy equipment operators in the construction industry. Prepare for the following certifications: • NCCER Core Curriculum and Heavy Equipment Operations Levels 1, 2 and 3 • OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry • CPR/First Aid
Heavy Equipment and Site Construction Technician and CDL-A
(800 Clock Hours) In addition to the curriculum presented in the 600 clock hour program, the 800 clock hour program includes 200 hours of training to obtain a Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). Prepare for the following certifications: • CDL-A Commercial Truck Driver’s License • NCCER Core Curriculum and Heavy Equipment Operations Levels 1, 2 and 3 • OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry • CPR/First Aid
Industrial Programming Advisory Members: Advics; Al’s Heating & Cooling; Ashley Ward; Comfort Solutions; ECU; Enviro Control Systems; Fecon: Habegger Corp.; JBS Heating & Cooling; John Boyd Heating & Cooling; Johnstone Supply: Lincoln Electric: McAfee Heating & Air Conditioning: Miracle Welding; Paper Systems, Inc.; Partners for a Competitive Workforce; PDI Communications; R&W Heating; Remtec Automation; Robinson Heating; Tomak: TP Mechanical; United Dairy Farmers; Waibel Energy Systems; Warren County Building Services; Watkins Heating; Weiler Welding Co. Charles H. Hamilton; Diggit Excavating, Inc.; Earth & Pipe Contracting Inc.; J.C. Equipment; Wood Group; Loveland Excavating & Paving; Messer Construction Company; Ohio CAT; SiteWORX Construction Company
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Advanced Manufacturing Technology
(900 Clock Hours) The Advanced Manufacturing Technology program prepares students for entry level employment in high demand technical occupations found in advanced manufacturing. Prepare for the following certifications: • Controllers, FANUC Robotics programming and Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems. • OSHA 10-hour General Industry
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
(600 Clock Hours) The Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning program’s successful graduate will possess the necessary skills for entry level positions in companies in the HVAC field.
“Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.” Thomas Edison
Prepare for the following certifications: • EPA section 608 and R-410A • NATE (North American Technical Excellence) Universal • Industry Competency Exam (ICE-Residential) • OSHA 10-hour General Industry
Employment of electrical power-line installers and repairers is projected to grow
14% from 2016 to 2026.*
Electrical Power Line Mechanic (900 Clock Hours) The Electrical Power Line Mechanic Program provides students with the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to become productive members of a utility system line crew. With a focus on safety, students learn basic electrical theory, pole climbing techniques, hardware identification and installation, aerial and underground construction techniques, digger-derrick and bucket truck operation, and more. These are the skills needed to enter into advanced apprenticeship programs required by industry employers.
Welding Technician/AWS Certified
(600 Clock Hours) A career in the Welding Industry provides Career opportunities for Welding Technicians are nearly limitless. Prepare for the following certifications: • AWS Certified Welder D1.1 Structural Certifications in TIG, MIG and ARC processes. • AWS Sense Level I • OSHA 10-hour General Industry
Prepare for the following certifications: • CDLClass A (“0” restriction) • OSHA 10-hour Construction Industry • Pole Climbing • CPR/First Aid
Electrical Power Line Business Advisory Members: American Electric Power: Bowlin; City of Lebanon; City of Piqua; CT’S Construction; Dayton Power & Lighting Company; Duke Energy; Kenneth G. Myer Construction; IBEW
*SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2019
3 Locations for your convenience! Warren County Career Center - Main Campus, Lebanon, OH Warren County Career Center - Scarlet Oaks Career Campus, Cincinnati, OH Warren County Career Center - Upper Valley Career Center Campus, Piqua, OH
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Dental Assisting
(640 Clock Hours) The Adult Dental Assisting Program of the Warren County Career Center is designed to give adult learners relevant preparation to become successfully employed in Dental Assisting. Inherent in the program are opportunities for adult learners to emerge as skilled, productive individuals, trained in the latest technology, to meet the needs of the industry. Prepare for the following certifications: • Ohio Certified Dental Assistant (CODA) • Licensed Ohio Dental Radiographer • Dental Assisting National Board Exam (DANB) • Health Care Provider CPR/First Aid
Medical Assistant
(900 Clock Hours) Medical Assistants perform administrative and clinical procedures in ambulatory settings such as physician’s offices and clinics, hospitals, insurance billing agencies, laboratories and emergency rooms. The growth of the aging baby-boom population will continue to spur demand for preventative medical services, which are often provided by physicians. Prepare for the following certifications: • Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)
“It’s never too late to be what we might have been.”
State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA)
(76 Clock Hours) The nursing assistant program prepares students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care for the elderly and seriously ill patients in nursing homes, hospitals, and home care settings. Prepare for the following certifications: • STNA License with the Ohio Department of Health
To enroll in medical programs, contact the program coordinator at 513.932.8145 ext. 5356 to schedule an admissions appointment. Now is the time. You can do this!
employment growth, from 2014-2024.*
Pharmacy Technician
(602 Clock Hours) Pharmacy Technicians assist pharmacists in preparing medication orders for patients. They also perform administrative duties such as answering phones, stocking shelves and ordering pharmacy items. Pharmacy technicians are required by the Ohio Board of Pharmacy to complete an approved training program. Through the nationally recognized Pharmacy Technician training program, students are given the skills and knowledge to qualify them for entry-level positions in pharmacies as well as prepare them for the national certification exam. Prepare for the following certifications: • Certified CPhT Technician (CPhT)
Phlebotomy Technician
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Healthcare careers are expected to grow 23%, which is the fastest
(190 Clock Hours) Phlebotomy Technician’s primary role is to collect blood for accurate and reliable test results. A phlebotomist can work in diverse health care settings and with all levels of individuals, from the physician to support staff. This course will provide the phlebotomy student with a working knowledge of collecting blood while emphasizing patient safety, quality assurance, universal and standard precautions. Prepare for the following certifications: • Certified CPT Technician (CPT)
Business Advisory Members: Atrium Medical Center; CedarView; Complete Health Dentistry, Hilltop OB/GYN; Kettering Medical Center; Middletown Smile Center; Otterbein Retirement Community; Premier Health; Skilled Care Pharmacy; TriHealth; UC Health and Walgreens. *SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2019
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Volunteer Firefighter This course is thirty-six hours in length, and introduces the student to basic concepts, equipment and techniques. This course does not include fighting real fires. After successful completion the student may take the State certification examination.
“Fear is a reaction. Courage is a decision.” Winston Churchill
Firefighter I (184 Clock Hours) This course provides the education and training for the Volunteer Firefighter to transition to Firefighter I. Course requirements meet the national recognized standard, NFPA 1001: Standard for Fire Service Professional Qualifications. Prepare for the following certifications: • Ohio Firefighter I
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Firefighter II Transition (84 Clock Hours) This course provides the education and training for the Firefighter I to transition to Firefighter II (career firefighter). Course requirements meet the nationally recognized standard, NFPA 1001: Standard for Fire Service Professional Qualifications.
(160 Clock Hours) This course provides the education and training required for certification as an EMT in the State of Ohio. Topics presented include lifting and moving patients, patient assessment, airway management, CPR, medical emergencies, trauma emergencies, obstetrics, and pediatric emergencies. Upon successful course completion, students are eligible to participate in the NREMT cognitive exam.
Prepare for the following certifications: • Ohio Firefighter II
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• BLS Healthcare Provider • Fire/EMS Instructor • Fire Officer I, II, III and IV • Public Safety Telecommunicator
Technical Rescue Training
Emergency Medical Technician Refresher
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Additional Training
• Rope Rescue • Structural Collapse • Swift Water Rescue • Trench Rescue • Confined Space
Prepare for the following certifications: • National Certification for EMT
(32 Clock Hours) This course provides a comprehensive review of EMT knowledge and skills, satisfying the required hours of continuing education for EMT certification renewal.
The willingness to take the risk to save someone else is truly the nature of someone with a servant’s heart.
Public Safety Advisory Members: Atrium Medical Center; Cincinnati State College; Clearcreek Township Fire; Hamilton Township Fire; Salem/Morrow Fire Department; TriHealth; Turtlecreek Township Fire Department; and UC Health West Chester Hospital
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In addition to our career training programs, we offer part-time personal enrichment classes in a variety of different areas. For example, we offer programs in the following areas:
Digital Photography
ASPIRE Personal Interest & Testing Services
Leadership Skills Small Unmanned Aircrafts (Drones) Software Training & Computer Skills Zumba Visit our website for a more complete list including class dates, times and cost.
ONLINE COURSES (24/7 Access online) Hundreds of affordable courses and career training are available. One start date each month - 6-week format. Through our Online Instruction Center, you are able to take classes entirely online. Learn more at www.ed2go/warren
“Your future matters more than your past.” unknown
*This service is contract through a third party provider
Warren County Aspire offers you opportunities to build skills to: Prepare for high school equivalence Adult Diploma, GED, TASC, HiSET Increase potential to earn living wage jobs Academics/Resume/Interviewing skills Learn/Improve English language skills (ESOL) Citizenship prep, Customer Service Credential Prepare for College/Career Technical Training Math and Reading for placement tests
Warren County Aspire 513-695-2987 wcccaspire@mywccc.org
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Serving Warren County and surrounding areas with morning and evening classes in convenient locations. If you have any questions, just reach out to us, we’re happy to help.
CUSTOMIZED TRAINING Are you a business manager or owner looking for specialized training? We can customize training programs for many industries. Give us a call today to discuss how we can help you and your staff get the training needed!
AUTHORIZED REGIONAL TESTING CENTER Did you know that we are a Pearson VUE testing center? Let us proctor your exams! We have experienced proctors, flexible hours, reasonable costs, free parking and easy access. For example, we can proctor:
University Exams Pearson VUE NCCT College Board CLEP CompTIA
Certiport WorkKeys Accuplacer MSSC OAE licensure exams
Business, Industry and Community Surveys or Assessments For more information, contact: 513-932-8145, Ext. 5249 rachel.edwards@mywccc.org Find us online at: mywccc.org | Phone: 513.932.8145
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Follow these easy steps to enroll in FULL TIME PROGRAMS
(Full time programs require 600 or more clock hours to complete.)
You’re ready, so let’s get started. For detailed enrollment information, contact us! wcccinfo@mywccc.org
Admission Requirements:
www.mywccc.org/howtoenroll
You must have a High School Diploma, GED or other high school equivalence certificate such as HiSET or TASC. If you need assistance with this, contact our Aspire division at 513-695-2987 Bring in your official high school diploma or GED so we may make a copy for our records. Or, you may have your high school send us an official transcript. It is recommended you request your high school to fax your transcripts to us at 513-932-2304. If your school mails the official transcript to us it must be placed in a sealed envelope upon receiving it. All transcripts must be signed by a school official or they are not valid.
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The Warren County Career Center’s policy of nondiscrimination extends to students, staff, job applicants, the general public and individuals with whom it does business and applies to race, color, national origin, citizenship status, religion, sex, economic status, age, disability, military status or ancestry.
Need help with enrollment or have additional questions? Reach out to us at 513.932.8145
Tours are available on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.
Review financial aid information and complete a FAFSA
Free Application for Federal Student Aid. WCCC school code: 015848. Your financial aid will not be processed until you have completed the steps of the registration process.
Pay the $75, non-refundable registration fee
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Campus tours are available on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.
Visit the mywccc.org/HOW TO ENROLL section of our website to schedule a tour and talk with the program coordinator, counselor and financial aid coordinator.
Enrollment Information
Schedule and take the WorkKeys Assessment
The WorkKeys Assessment is required for admission to all full-time job training programs and for some part-time programs. This is a standardized test with three parts: Applied Math, Graphic Literacy, Workplace Documents. Nervous about this part? Don’t stress! Our ASPIRE program can help you prepare for these test for FREE!
Make tuition/fee payment or apply for a grant or loan program.
Financial assistance is available to those who qualify.
Start program and rock it!
Gainful Employment statistics can be found on our website at www.mywccc.org on each program page.
Warren County Career Center Adult Education and Workforce Development Full-Service Center is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education. 7840 Roswell Road Building 300, Suite 325 Atlanta, GA 30350 Telephone: 770-396-3898 FAX: 770-396-3790 www.council.org
Individual Full Time Job Training programs and selected part time Career Enhancement classes may also be accredited by their respective trade, professional or licensing entity. Program participants acquire “Industry Certification” or Licensure by meeting industry standards as demonstrated through practical application and/or standardized testing. See the individual program descriptions for details.
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Warren County Career Center
Adult Education & Workforce Development 3525 State Route 48 Lebanon, Ohio 45036
A year from now you’ll wish you started today.
Reach out to us, we’re here to help you find success in a career that you will love!
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Adult Education and Workforce Development 2019-2020