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Main Phone (252) 493-7388Dr. David Lusk, Dean of Continuing Education 493-7319Vacant, Administrative Assistant 493-7260Lisa A. Smith, Admissions & Registration 493-7388

BASIC LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAININGJeff Robinson, Director, Law Enforcement Training 493-7572Catherine Cahoon, Admin Secretary Law Enforcement Training 493-7572Ryan Willhite, Coordinator, Law Enforcement Training 493-7571/493-7723Bill Price, Coordinator, Detention/Corrections/Security 493-7214CB Landreth, Coordinator, Law Enforcement 493-7723

BASIC SKILLSMarilyn Beaumont, Director, Basic Skills 493-7340Ella L. Barnes, Administrative Secretary, Basic Skills 493-7396Mary T. Whitehead, Administrative Secretary, Basic Skills 493-4628Terry Nolte, Coordinator, ESL & Compensatory Education 493-7213Belinda Grubbs, Coordinator, GED, AHS, Learning Center, Work Place Literacy 493-7560Lori Millsap, Data Management Specialist, Assessments 493-7265Jean Sherrod, Instructor/Coordinator Basic Skills 493-7526Learning Center, Anna Thompson, GED/General Information 493-7324Beverly Webster, Chief GED Examiner 493-7606Rena Bunns-Battle, Administrative Assistant, ESL 493-7344

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY SERVICESLynn Creech, Director, Business and Industry Services 493-7216JoAnn Elkins, Administrative Secretary 493-7266

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYDon Hazelwood, MSIT, Coordinator, Computer Technology 493-7387

CRIMINAL JUSTICEJeff Robinson, Director, Criminal Justice 493-7446Catherine Cahoon, Administrative Secretary, Criminal Justice 493-7572Ryan Willhite, Coordinator, Criminal Justice 493-7571William Price, Coordinator, Detention/Correction/Security 493-7214CB Landreth, Coordinator, Criminal Justice 493-7723

GENERAL ADULT EDUCATIONHeidi L Perkins, Administrative Secretary 493-7238Jeff Robinson, Acting Director for Fire and EMS 493-7446Eddie Meeks, School Director Fire & Rescue Training 493-7742Kyle Wills, School Director EMS/Paramedic Training 493-7742Eddie Moore, Coordinator, Motorcycle Safety 493-7253

HEALTH CARE SERVICES/NURSING ASSISTANT PROGRAMSLou A. Tugwell, RN, Director, Health Care Services/Nursing Asst. Programs 493-7233Glenda Dunn-Cannon, Administrative Secretary 493-7225Debra Premo, RN, Instructor, Nursing Assistant Program 493-7733

PITT COUNTY JOBLINKRonnie Christian, Director 321-4601Mary Higgs, Administrative Secretary, JobLink 321-4581Angela Moore, Information Receptionist 321-4534Talaika Goss - Williams, Career Consultant (WIA) 321-4536Melvine Cline, Career Consultant 321-4578Glenda Joyner, Coordinator, HRD 321-4551

SMALL BUSINESS CENTERJim Ensor, Director, Small Business Center 493-7541Gail Nichols, Program Coordinator, Small Business Center 493-7625S

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Dean’s Message

The Division of Continuing Education and Community Development

is continuing to grow to meet the needs of Pitt County citizens. The

renovations at our facility located at 3107 S. Memorial Drive in Greenville

will be complete in February of 2008. This expansion will provide six

additional classrooms and much needed offi ce space to accommodate

our growth.

You will notice a large number of

new class offerings for the spring.

In response to requests from the

community, we have expanded our

schedule to offer courses specifi cally

designed for seniors, business

owners and managers, specialty trade

contractors (construction), and EMS

professionals. We are always looking

for new programs to serve you better.

If there are programs or individualized training you would like for us to

offer, please do not hesitate to call with your suggestions.

As always, we are committed to educating and empowering people for

success; as well as enriching the lifestyle of our friends and neighbors in

Pitt County.

David J. Lusk, Ed.D.Dean, Continuing Education and Community Development

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Phone Directory 2

Campus Map 4

Location Codes 4

Registration Information 5

Refund Policy 5

Seniors – Enjoy Your Prime Time! 6

Start a New Career – Fast! 9

Healthcare Careers 12

EMT Training 13

Professional Continuing Education 16

Grow Your Business 17

Invest in Leadership 21

Improve Workplace Safety 22

Get to Know Your Computer 23

Driver Improvement 26

Outdoor Recreation & Sports 27

Just for Fun! 27

En Espanol 32

Improve Your Job Skills 34

Course Index 39

Online Courses 41

Registration Form 53

Pitt Community CollegePO Drawer 7007 Greenville, NC 27835-7007

Registration & Main Offi ce PCC Greenville Center3107 S Memorial Dr, Greenville, NC 27858

WWW.PITTCC.EDU/CONED(252) 493-7388

We are particularly interested in instructors for food service, human resources, Real Estate Broker Pre-Licensing, landscaping, cooking, guitar, writing, and artistic endeavors.

Please Contact Jim at 493-7541.

HELP WANTED



Registration & Main Offi ce PCC Greenville Center3107 S Memorial Dr. Greenville, NC 27858

CAMPUS MAP

1 RLH Humber Building 2 VEW Vernon White Building 3 CWE Everett Building 4 KVW Whichard Building 5 M Metal Building 6 MNT Maintenance 7 ABW AB Whitley Building 8 WEF Fulford 9 M&W Masonry & Welding Building 10 GHL Leslie Building 11 E&JW Ed & Joan Warren Building 12 RR Reddrick BuildingT# TR Trailer

CAMPUS BUILDING KEY Code Building/LocationOFF - CAMPUS KEY

Code Location AC Ayden Computers BEC Bernstein Educational Center CMT CopyMatic COA - G Council on Aging - GreenvilleCOA - F Council on Aging - Farmville GHC Greenville Housing Authority GLC Golden Living Center GRG Gun Range JBL JobLink KCC Koinonia Christian Center MAEC Music Academy of Eastern Carolina SHC Sweet Hope FWB Church – Grimesland 017 Bethel Community Center 031 Cypress Glenn 047 Farmville Community Center 049 Farmville Housing Authority

089 Pitt County Memorial Hospital 106 Intergenerational Community Center 118 Willis Building 273 Safe Haven 297 STRIVE 308 Mount Calvary FWB Church 309 JR Harvey Building - Grifton 312 Grifton Community Center 314 Technology Enterprise Center 324 Cherry Oaks Club House 334 H.B. Suggs Community Center 346 Phillippi Church - Simpson 348 LaLee’s 354 St. James UMC 362 Greenville Church of God Fellowship Hall


Times, dates and locations are subject to change, please check our website for the latest updates. 5

The College may refund registration fees under the following circumstances:

• If a student offi cially withdraws from the class prior to the fi rst class session, the student will receive a 100% refund.• If a class is canceled due to insuffi cient enrollment, the student will receive a 100% refund.• After a class begins and a student offi cially withdraws from the class prior to or by the 10% point of the scheduled hours, the student will receive a 75% refund.

This refund is limited to the registration fee and does not include accident insurance, liability insurance, textbooks, or supplies. To offi cially withdraw for a refund, students must sign a refund form on or before the 10% point of the class. This form is available in the Continuing Education & Community Development Division offi ce.

• Registration by the Continuing Education and Community Development

is on a FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED basis.

• Any adult 18 years of age or older (and out of high school) may

register for a course. Individuals 16-18 years old may register only

with written permission from their high school offi cial.

• There is no registration fee for Adult Basic Education and Adult High

School courses.

• There is no registration fee for Senior Citizens 65 or older

(except for self-supporting (SEF) classes).

• Pitt Community College reserves the right to change schedules at

any time and to add or withdraw courses.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION Questions, please call (252) 493-7388.

YOU MUST REGISTER THREE (3) DAYS BEFORE THE CLASS START DATE

NO WALK - IN REGISTRATION on fi rst day of class

(excluding the Basic Skills and HRD classes).

PLEASE PAY BY CHECK or MONEY ORDER

(credit cards also accepted).

NO CASH!

REFUND POLICY

NO REFUNDS or TRANSFERS for Self - Supporting (SEF) courses

unless the course is CANCELED by the Continuing Education and Community Development.

REFUNDS are automatically processed for ALL COURSES by the College if a

course is CANCELED by the Continuing Education and Community Development.

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Retirement LivingHours: 18Come join us in the new Council On Aging facility in Greenville to hear various guest speakers throughout our community on topics that are important to you. This is an open enrollment class and we would love to have you join us for some coffee, discussion and community. Cost Free

ID Dates Days Times Location37591 01/07 - 05/12 W 09:00a - 11:00a COA - G

Business & Culture in ChinaHours: 14If you currently do business in China or are considering it for the future, a fl uent knowledge of Chinese business culture is essential to your success. Discover Chinese business practices. Learn about Chinese schools of thought and about the conduct expected in personal interactions, meetings and banquets. Practice interpersonal communication techniques you can use to work more effi ciently and communicate more effectively with suppliers, clients and colleagues. Experience a Chinese banquet, from the reception of guests to the farewell protocols, as you enjoy a several course meal. If you plan on attending the trip to China, the Business and Culture in China class comes at no cost. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location37594 02/28 - 05/22 TH 07:00p - 09:00p GS 402

New Horizons Band Hours: 50If you are looking for a fun way to learn a musical instrument without the rigors of individual instruction, you might want to consider joining the New Horizons Band. The New Horizons Band is for adults, ages 50 and up, who wish to learn to play a band instrument for the fi rst time, or relearn an instrument, the New Horizons Band provides a relaxed, fun learning situation. The New Horizons Band provides adults with little or no musical experience the opportunity to play band music with others. The band meets two days a week. Instruments include fl ute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet and trombone, other instruments are considered upon request. Come join the fun with this ensemble and discover your hidden (or dormant) musical talents! Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37997 01/15 - 05/13 TTH 10:30a - Noon MUSA

Singing, Swinging SeniorsHours: 15People who sing together often seem utterly happy and engaged in life. Singing, Swinging Seniors is a fun - fi lled choir for adults, ages 50 and up. If you enjoy singing and socializing… this is the group for you! Come enjoy music from Gospel to Broadway show tunes and just about everything in between. Singing may offer benefi ts to deep and controlled breathing and focus on maintaining good use of the lungs, diaphragm and abdominal muscles. In addition, singing maintains good speech and diction. Add music to your health! Attend as often as you can-we understand life is full of appointments and travel! No audition required, just a love of music. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37996 01/14 - 5/12 M 01:00p - 02:00p MUSA

Ballroom Dance: Level IHours: 12Ballroom dancing is a couples’ dance where couples move to the music using step - patterns and rhythms that match the character of a given song. There are two main types of ballroom dance. The fi rst, referred to as the Smooth/Ballroom style of dance, are fl owing dances that move around the entire dance fl oor in a counter-clockwise fashion. The couple is constantly moving on the dance fl oor, smoothly transitioning from pattern to pattern. Examples are Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz and Quickstep.

The second type of ballroom dance is called the Latin/Rhythm style of dance. These dances pretty much stay in one spot on the dance fl oor. They are energetic dances that refl ect the syncopated rhythm of the music being danced to. Examples are Swing, Rumba/Bolero, Cha Cha, Salsa/Mambo, Merengue, Disco/Hustle, Samba and Paso Doble. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37294 02/05 - 03/11 T 07:00p - 09:00p Cherry Oaks

Ballroom Dance: Level IIHours: 12Advanced Ballroom Dancing, is intended for the experienced student who wants to tighten his skills and address the fi ne points of the most popular ballroom dances. You will learn how to develop strong leading and following techniques, as well as personal style, and how to improve balance. Cost $65


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Learn to Shag!Hours: 12Shag is a couple’s dance. The basic step is a six count and involves a simple forward-and-back motion and a change step at the end; with the six count, this consists of two triple steps, followed by a rock step for the ladies and an optional kick-ball for the gents. Men lead with their left, naturally, and women with their right; standard swing turns are often used to break the pattern up, but the shag is mainly about footwork. “Mirror moves,” or moves where one partner mimics the other at the same time, as if they were refl ections of each other, are also popular. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37295 02/06 - 03/12 W 07:00p - 09:00p Cherry Oaks

America’s Boating CourseHours: 8This is an 8 hour introductory boating course for recreational boaters and personal watercraft operators who only want the essentials. This course primarily covers the basics of nautical terminology, boat handling, safety, equipment, navigation rules and lights, buoys, lines and knots, tailoring, personal watercraft operation (jet skis), water sports, and boating laws and responsibilities. A certifi cate is awarded upon successful completion of the course. Cost $40

ID Dates Days Times Location37830 05/05 - 05/14 MW 06:30p - 08:30p TBA

Starting Your Own BusinessHours: 3This seminar will give an overview of the various topics on which to focus when attempting to start a business. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37254 02/21 TH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 30137540 03/13 TH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 30137541 04/03 TH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 301

Family Stories WorkshopHours: 36Every family has stories to tell, but many are lost before they’re recorded. In this workshop, students will receive guidance in how to write and structure these stories and their own. Through a balance of lecture, stimulating memory exercises, discussion, and class feedback they will be able to create a permanent record of these stories for posterity.Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37298 01/28 - 04/21 M 06:30p - 09:30p COA - G

Creative Writing SeminarHours: 36This course is designed for the experienced as well as the inexperienced writer. The emphasis is on creativity, writing, and critique. Assignments are read anonymously and critiqued by class members and the instructor to work toward improved writing technique and communication skills. Tip sheets on the elements of writing are supplemented by exercises. All genres of writing are welcome. Revision and submission for publication and competition are encouraged. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37299 01/24 - 04/17 TH 06:30p - 09:30p CWE 214

PCC Symphony OrchestraHours: 32This course provides an opportunity for those who play an orchestral instrument to gain experience playing in an ensemble. Emphasis is placed on orchestral techniques and the study and performance of a variety of styles and periods or orchestral and string ensemble literature. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate skills needed to participate in ensemble playing leading to performance. PREREQUISITE: Completion of high school orchestra or band program, or comparable private lesson experience. All other cases to be determined by audition. Please contact Larry Spell at 493-7493 with any questions.

ID Dates Days Times Location36644 01/08 - 04/29 T 06:00p - 08:00p MAENC

Arts & CraftsHours: 36This class will utilize various mediums to create your own arts and crafts. It is a great way to create unique, personal gifts for the holidays or anytime! The class will be held at the Grifton Community Center. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37290 01/22 - 04/08 T 09:00a - Noon GCC

Basic ScrapbookingHours: 30Basic Scrapbooking starts with the right tools and concepts. In this class you will learn the tools needed, design concepts, color choices, and crafty techniques for making scrapbook pages. Starting with basic techniques students will be creating pages the fi rst night. Subsequent classes will include creating heritage pages and how to make your own embellishments. Students will make a total of 14 pages. *NOTE: students will need to purchase a kit with basic scrapbooking tools. Students will need to purchase albums separately, if desired. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location37831 02/19 - 02/28 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p TBA

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Watercolor BasicsHours: 12This is an introductory class in the art of watercolor painting. You will be introduced to the very basics of working with watercolor paints and applying various techniques to create art. The class is an excellent outlet opportunity. Cost $50

ID Dates Days Times Location37287 02/05 - 03/18 T 06:30p - 08:30p COA - G

Advanced Watercolor PaintingHours: 33This class is a continuation of the Beginning Watercolor class. The class will be held at the Grifton Community Center. Cost $70

ID Dates Days Times Location37288 01/10 - 04/03 TH 06:30p - 09:30p GCC

Secrets to a more Realistic LandscapeHours: 15All levels from beginner to professional will benefi t by leaping at least 5 years ahead in their artistic level. This will be a relaxed class where all questions will be answered. We will turn out a 16 x 20 landscape. Join us for the fun, tips and tricks to make your art a masterpiece. Cost $75

ID Dates Days Times Location36692 01/28 - 02/25 M 06:00p - 09:00p Jaycee Park

Secrets to a more Realistic PaintingHours: 15This class is for all skill levels from beginners to professionals. You will gain valuable secrets that will take your art to a whole new level. This class will add 6 years of experience to both beginners and professional. Join us for fun tips and tricks that will make your art pop. Cost $75


Spring Technology SeriesHours: 10Come join us at the Council on Aging in Greenville our new Technology Series. We will be covering various topics this spring from using technology for medical research to purchasing a computer to demystifying cell phones. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location37589 01/07 - 05/12 M 10:00a - Noon COA - G

Computers for the Absolute BeginnerHours: 30This class provides and introduction to computers and computing. Topics covered include hardware and software applications. Databases, graphics, the Internet, operating systems, spreadsheets and word processing software will be introduced. Maintaining a PC with software and hardware updates will be covered as well. An in-depth look at using and understanding the operating systems basics will be covered. Adding printers, digital cameras and other hardware will be taught. Upon completion of the class you’ll have an understanding how to use and maintain your own PC. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36676 01/28 - 02/27 MW 01:00p - 04:00p COA - G36677 04/21 - 05/21 MW 01:00p - 04:00p COA - G

Computing on the Cheap!Hours: 3Computers don’t cost a lot of money these days to purchase, use or maintain. If you know where to look, you can fi nd cheap computers that are just as good as the name brands and you can get software to do your work for free LEGALLY. There are lots of options for you to use if you know what you are looking for. That is where this class comes in. You’ll learn where to look for bargains on computers and fi nd free software that will allow you to write letters, send e-mails, edit photos, prepare budgets, scan for viruses and all sorts of other fun things! Cost $30

ID Dates Days Times Location36698 01/04 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20236699 02/01 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20236700 03/07 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20236701 04/04 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20236702 05/02 F 09:00a - Noon GS 202

E-Mailing for BeginnersHours: 3E-Mail is by far the most popular service on the Internet. Sending messages is a snap. Our E-Mailing for Beginners class will provide the beginner a general overview of e-mail functionality and cover the basics of using e-mail effectively. Topics to be included in this 3 hour session are sending and receiving messages, attachments, e-mail client software, web mail, formatting, mailing lists, newsgroups and e-mail etiquette. Everyone will walk out of class with a free e-mail address that can be accessed anywhere in the world. Cost $30

ID Dates Days Times Location36661 01/11 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20136662 02/08 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20136663 03/14 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20136664 04/11 F 09:00a - Noon GS 201

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Introduction to Digital PhotographyHours: 30Do you want to preserve your memories for years to come? Do you have a digital camera but are not confi dent in using it? Do you want to share your pictures easily, quickly and cheaply but don’t know how? Because digital imaging is relatively new, this technology can be confusing. It can be hard to put all the pieces together and understand computers, color, pixels and printing all at the same time. Introduction to Digital Imaging will introduce you to digital image fi le management. You’ll learn how to edit and crop out unwanted portions of your photos, resize them, adjust their colors, add special effects, print at the highest possible quality, e-mail digital photos to friends and family, and use them to create cards or electronic photo albums. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36653 01/07 - 02/11 MW 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20136655 02/18 - 03/19 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GS 20136654 04/01 - 05/01 TTH 09:00a - Noon GS 201

Taking an Online ClassHours: 3Everyone’s life is busier. Everyone needs additional skills and certifi cations to get that new job or promotion. But when do you have to time to get the training you need to gain those skills or the knowledge needed to pass the exam to get your certifi cation? Online education is the answer! This class will give you insight into taking classes online. You’ll learn different terms and software that will help remove the “online” as a barrier to your education! Cost $30


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Auto Safety & OBD Emission Control InspectionHours: 8The eight-hour course is designed to prepare auto technicians and service personnel as OBD Emissions Inspectors. For initial certifi cation, students must attend eight (8) hours of training. Pre-registration & payment and textbook are required. Cost $55 and the textbook is $20

ID Dates Days Times Location36629 01/30 W 02:00p-10:30p VEW 4736630 03/26 W 02:00p-10:30p VEW 47

Auto Safety InspectionHours: 8Pitt Community College is approved by the NC Division of Motor Vehicles to offer the Vehicle Safety Inspection course. This eight-hour course is designed to prepare auto technicians and service personnel as safety inspectors for motor vehicles. Pre-registration and pre-payment is required. Cost $55

ID Dates Days Times Location35922 01/10 TH 01:00pm-9:30p VEW 4735923 02/14 TH 01:00pm-9:30p VEW 4735924 03/13 TH 01:00pm-9:30p VEW 4735925 04/10 TH 01:00pm-9:30p VEW 4735926 05/08 TH 01:00pm-9:30p VEW 47

Barber School Intermediate I Evening ClassHours: 320This evening course is the second phase of the Barber School Beginning Class. Students will gain the next level of qualifying education necessary to sit for the NC State Barber School Examination.

ID Dates Days Times Location35786 12/12 - 04/18 TWTHF 05:00p - 09:00p GBS SAT 09:00p - 05:00p GBS

Barber School Intermediate I Day ClassHours: 640This day course is the second phase of the Barber School Beginning Class. Students will gain the next level of qualifying education necessary to sit for the NC State Barber School Examination.

ID Dates Days Times Location35783 12/10 - 04/15 TWTHFS 09:00p - 05:00p GBS

Real Estate Brokers Pre-LicensingHours: 80This course is required to satisfy the educational requirements for a provisional broker and is designed to prepare the student to pass the real estate license examination administered by the NC Real Estate Commission. Topics include basic real estate principles and practices, law and contracts, fi nancing, closing valuation, fair housing and real estate laws. The fi rst session of the course will include TABE testing and a review of materials required for the course. Students are required to bring a calculator and a #2 pencil. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37536 01/19 - 02/24 SSU 08:30a - 05:30p GS 301

Real Estate MathHours: 20This class will be scheduled as needed to help students overcome math anxiety. Students will use a comprehensive workbook that improves math skills and prepares students for actual real estate practice. The text features step-by-step instructions for the mathematical calculations required of real estate professionals. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times LocationTBA TBA TBA TBA TBA


Real Estate Residential AppraisalHours: 75 - 200This course is for those students who have an associate’s degree and would like to become a Trainee, Licensed or Certifi ed Residential Appraiser. For class times and fees contact Gail at 493-7625.

ID Dates Days Times LocationTBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Mechanical Licensing PrepHours: 80This course will examine the State codes and local ordinances in the installation, alteration, or replacement of Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation, Gas Piping, Decorative Appliances, and Plumbing including all necessary construction documentation. This 80 hour course prepares students for the NC State Examination. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37588 01/07 - 03/17 MW 06:00p - 10:00p GS 403

Electrical Licensing PrepHours: 80This 80 hour class prepares students for the NC Electrical Exam. Topics covered include defi nitions, requirements for electrical installations, wiring methods and materials, equipment, special occupancies, special conditions and communication systems. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37587 01/08 - 03/13 TTH 06:00p - 10:00p GS 403

Plumbing License PrepHours: 80 The purpose of the course is preparation for the Plumbing Contractors’ State Exam for residential and commercial licensing. Cost $65


General Contractors PrepHours: 30This 30 hour class is designed to guide and assist licensing candidates in their successful preparation for the NC General Contractor’s Examination. Cost $60


NC Building CodesHours: 28This 28 hour class helps prepare students for the state General Contractors Exam as well as gives those that deal with codes an update and refresher. Cost $60


Blueprint Reading Hours: 20This 20 hour class helps prepare students for the state General Contractors Exam. Cost $60


Insurance Agent - Property & Liability Pre-licensing 54800Hours: 40This course is designed to prepare students for the N.C. State Property & Liability Insurance Agents Examination. There is a 40-hour study requirement by DOI that will be met with the video, quizzes and study recommendations on the video. This program is available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Cost $65 registration and $175 instructional fee

ID Dates Days Times Location 1st of every month All Any On-line

Insurance Agent - Life & Health Pre-licensing 54600Hours: 40This course is designed to prepare students for the N.C. State Life & Health Insurance Agents Examination. There is a 40-hour study requirement by DOI that will be met with the video, quizzes and study recommendations on the video. This program is available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Cost: $65 registration and $175 instructional fee


Insurance Agent - North Carolina Medicare Supplement/Long Term Care 54625Hours: 10This course is designed to prepare students for the N.C. State Medicare Supplement/Long Term Care Insurance Agents Examination. There is a 10-hour study requirement by DOI that will be met with the video, quizzes, and study recommendations on the video. This program is available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Cost: $55 registration and $75 instruction fee


Insurance Agent - Property & Liability Adjusters Pre-licensing 54850Hours: 40This course is designed to prepare students for the N.C. State Property and Liability Adjusters Examination. There is not a pre-licensing study requirement by DOI; however, students studying this adjuster specifi c course will increase the probability of passing the state exam. The course includes a video, quizzes and study recommendations on the video. This program is available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Cost: $65 registration and $175 instructional fee



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Pharmacy Technician I Hours: 40 This course is designed for employees who will be trained to work under the supervision of a pharmacist in a pharmacy. This course provides the student with basic knowledge and skills required working as a technician in a pharmacy. This course includes basic math review, drug calculations, drug classifi cation, drug distribution, and terminology. A book is required and can be purchased at the book store. Cost $65. Book required.

ID Dates Days Times Location36855 01/28 - 04/21 M 06:30p - 09:30p VW12

Pharmacy Technician IIHours: 40 Pre - requisite: Pharmacy Technician I. This course provides the student with basic knowledge and skills required working as a technician in a pharmacy working as a technician in a pharmacy. This course includes compounding, calculations, drug classifi cations, and review for certifi cation. Cost $65.

ID Dates Days Times Location36856 01/23 - 04/16 W 06:30p - 09:30p VW12

Bioworks: Process TechnicianHours: 128Bioworks is an introductory course designed to provide basic preparation for entry level process technician jobs in Bioprocess manufacturing, Pharmaceutical manufacturing, and Chemical manufacturing. This course will focus on safety awareness, quality, measurements, chemistry, process manufacturing, process control, microbiology, and biochemistry. A book is required and must be purchased at the book store. Costs: $70.00. Book required.

ID Dates Days Times Location36857 02/05 - 05/22 TTH 06:30p - 09:30p Tech Ctr.

Train the Trainer for Adjunct Instructors - *BilingualHours: 36The communication and presentation skills of your trainers can “make or break” a classroom training session. This course covers the Adult Learner, Presentation Skills, and logistics for teaching on and off campus as well as your work setting for industrial trainers. This workshop focuses on developing an understanding of how people learn in a classroom setting, and applying effective classroom communication and presentation techniques. You will prepare for and make live classroom presentations. Costs: $65.00/No book costs *Bilingual - in English/Spanish

ID Dates Days Times Location36819 02/18 - 03/14 MWF 09:00p - Noon Bernstein Center

Jewelry Design IHours: 30Jewelry Design for Work or Play I encompasses a wide variety of experiences in metal explorations and expression in jewelry. Students will develop a strong foundation in the basic technical processes in manipulating metal. Projects will include a fi bula (pin), stamped band ring, a multi-layered belt buckle, exploring texture, rivets and a wiremanipulation project of choice. *NOTE: Students need to bring a supplies fee of $60 to the fi rst night of the class. This covers the cost of tools, a sheet of silver and other related materials for the class. Pre - registration and payment for class is required. Cost $60 + $60 for supplies

ID Dates Days Times Location36282 01/15 - 03/18 T 06:00p - 9:00p WEF 146

Jewelry Design IIHours: 30Jewelry Design II introduces three-dimensional jewelry and hollow-ware design. Emphasis is placed on producing a hollow - form and a repeated linkage design. Additional techniques and processes to be included: working with color epoxy, surface treatments, such as solder in-lay and working with patina. At this level, students are building on technical skills from Jewelry Design for Work or Play I and learning new ways to solve soldering and forming problems. Students will maintain a sketchbook fornotes, handouts and sketch evolutions. Projects are based on individual preference and design. In Jewelry Design for Work or Play II, students continue jewelry making as a business, with emphasis placed upon their individual work and the look that they want to market. *NOTE: Students need to bring a supplies fee of $60 to the fi rst night of the class. Preregistration and payment for the class is required. Cost $60 + $60 forsupplies.

ID Dates Days Times Location36283 01/17 - 03/20 TH 06:00p - 9:00p WEF 146

Wedding PlanningHours: 18This 6 - week course (18 hours) will teach everything you need to know inorder to become a top-notch wedding planner. The course is being taughtby Keisha Jennette, who brings more than 7 years experience to theclassroom for your benefi t! Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36280 01/28 - 03/03 M 06:30p - 9:30p WEF 110

Planning Perfect Personal EventsHours: 30This course is designed to help aspiring social event planners understand the complexities of event planning and receive tools and knowledge to navigate successfully through the event planning process. Topics will range from family reunions to religious social functions and everything in between. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36279 02/07 - 04/10 TH 06:30 - 9:30p WEF 110


Nursing Assistant I RefresherHours: 28This 5 day class offers a Refresher Course on Nursing I material & skills. This is only a refresher. The student is responsible for refreshing parts of the material on their own. The student is eligible for this class only if their NA I certifi cation has expired in the last 4 years and they were listed as a NC Nursing Assistant Level I. The successful student must pass a State Nursing Assist Test to be recertifi ed. We offer the only Refresher in the Tri-County area. Cost $66.05

ID Dates Days Times Location36224 01/28 - 03/10 M 01:00p - 05:00p GS 115

Nursing Assistant I Hours: 144The Nursing Assistant I course prepares graduates to provide personal care and perform basic nursing skills. It includes classroom, lab, and clinical learning experiences. Students desiring to enroll in this class must meet admission requirements and have a HS diploma or GED. The successful graduate will receive a certifi cate of course completion and assistance with application for NACES/Promissor testing. We serve close to 100 students a semester with interest steadily rising. Cost $97.55

ID Dates Days Time Location36216 01/05-04/19 SAT 08:00a-05:00p GS 115 02/29 F 05:00p-09:00p GS 115 03/07 F 05:00p-09:00p GS 115Clinical 03/14 F 08:00a-04:30p GLC 03/15-04/12 SAT 06:45a-03:15p GLC36220 01/09-04/17 WTH 08:30a-12:30p GS 115Clinical 03/26-04/10 WTH 06:45a-03:15p GLC36221 01/09-04/17 WTH 01:00p-05:00p GS 115Clinical 03/26-04/10 WTH 06:45a-03:15p CG36222 01/09-04/17 WTH 06:00p-010:00 GS 115Clinical 03/26-04/10 WTH 02:45p-11:15p GLC

Nursing Assistant IIHours: 168The Nursing Assistant II course graduates to perform advanced nursing procedures. It includes 80 hours classroom/lab and 88 hours clinical learning experiences. Students desiring to enroll in this class must meet admission requirements, be CPR certifi ed, and have a current listing as a NA I with the Division of Facility Services in Raleigh. Upon successful completion, the NA II graduate will be listed with the NC Board of Nursing with employment opportunities at both the hospital and home health levels. We serve over 50 students a semester with successful employment in local hospitals and doctor offi cers. Cost $100.05

ID Dates Days Times Location36228 01/14 - 04/22 MT 08:30a - 01:00p GS 115Clinical 03/11 - 04/15 MT 06:45a - 03:15p PCMH36227 01/14 - 04/22 MT 06:00p - 10:30p GS 115Clinical 03/11 - 04/15 MT 02:45p - 11:15p PCMH

Nursing Assistant II (Fast Track)Hours: 168

ID Dates Days Times Location36408 01/14 - 03/17 MTW 08:00a - 01:00p GS 111Clinical 02/19 - 03/12 MTW 06:45a - 03:15p PCMH

Medication AideHours: 24This course is designed to meet the training requirements for becoming qualifi ed as a Medication Aide. The course will cover the six rights of medication administration for non-licensed personnel. Topics will include medication administration via the oral, topical and instillation routes, medical asepsis, hand hygiene, terminology, and legal implications. Upon completion, students should be able to take the competency exam and demonstrate skills necessary to qualify for listing on the North Carolina Medication Aide Registry. This relatively new course is an added incentive for NAs employability. Cost $65.05

ID Dates Days Times Location36236 01/07 - 01/22 MT 01:00p - 06:00p GS 11136235 02/08 - 03/14 F 08:00a - Noon GS 11136237 04/09 - 04/24 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p GS 115

Home Companion AideHours: 72This is a basic introductory course for individuals needing to prepare themselves to work with the elderly, disabled, handicapped or any incapacitated person that needs someone for family aide to assist them in general areas of nutrition, home management, and personal care. This course does not require that the student have a HS diploma or GED.Cost $75.05

ID Dates Days Times Location36238 03/11 - 04/15 MT 8:30a - 4:00p GS 115

Home Companion Aide (Spanish)Hours: 75

ID Dates Days Times Location36432 01/09 - 03/12 WTH 6:00p - 10:00p TBA

HEALTHCARE CAREERS

Real Estate Academy • Real Estate Broker Pre - Licensing

• Real Estate Broker Continuing Education

• Real Estate Appraiser Qualifying

• Real Estate Appraiser Continuing Education

Classes are taught throughout the year based on demand.

For information about pricing and availability call Gail at 252 - 493 - 7625


CPR Healthcare ProviderHours: 8Health Care Provider is a basic life support course including relief or foreign body airway obstruction, 1and 2 rescuers CPR in infant, child, and adult, and use of automated external defi brillators in adult and child. This course is offered 3 times a semester accommodating 20 students each semester. Cost $58.05

ID Dates Days Times Location36255 02/01 - 02/01 F 08:00a - 5:00p GS 30335950 02/02 - 02/02 S 08:00a - 5:00p GS 40436257 02/09 - 02/09 S 08:00a - 5:00p GS 303

EKG Monitor Technician 12 Lead Hours: 75The 12-Lead EKG Monitor Technician Program is a 75-hour program that focuses on Acute and Critical Care Heart monitoring and refl ects the latest knowledge in the Cardiac fi eld. It begins by covering all the basics of arrhythmia interpretation and covers cardiac anatomy and physiology and clinical interpretation of the 12-lead electrocardiography and pacemaker rhythms. This program may be taken by a student with either no EKG training or by a student who previously had basic EKG training interpretation. This program provides a much more sophisticated understanding of the 12-lead EKG interpretation. At the conclusion of this program, the student will be familiar with 12-lead EKG’s, bundle branch block, infraction location, and axis deviation. The student will be able to distinguish subtle EKG fi ndings, concealed conduction, reciprocal conduction, trifasicular block, and their bundle recordings. Employment is usually at the hospital level, in and Acute or Critical Care area of the hospital setting. Cost $75.05

ID Dates Days Time Location36260 01/8 - 03/11 TTH 06:00p - 10:00p TBA

Chiropractic Assistant IHours: 144This course consists of a series of separate units of study that provide the completer with competencies to become a Level I Professional Aid (Chiropractic Assistant) to doctors of chiropractics. Study units include: Introduction to Chiropractics, Terminology, Anatomy and Physiology, Record Keeping, Physical Exam, Psychology, Diet and Nutrition, Jurisprudence, Radiology, Physical modalities, and CPR/First Aid. Each unit is taught by a recognized expert in that fi eld of study.

ID Dates Days Time Location36419 01/07 - 05/07 MW 06:00p - 10:00p TBA

Phlebotomy (National Certifi cation)Hours: 240This training prepares the student to draw blood specimens from patients for the purpose of testing and analyzing blood. A phlebotomist’s job includes maintenance of equipment used in obtaining blood specimen; the use of appropriate communication skills when working with patients; the selection of venipuncture sites; the care of blood specimen; and the entry of the testing process into the computer, as well as clerical duties associated with record keeping of the blood tests. The course consists of theory and clinical experience in performing blood collections. The student must be a high school graduate or have equivalent GED, have or schedule Healthcare Provider CPR. Student must meet the admissions requirements. This is a new course offering with each class fi lling to capacity. Cost $100.05

ID Dates Days Time Location35949 01/07 - 05/06 MTW 06:00p - 10:00p GS 303Clinical (TBA) MTWTHF 08:00a - 02:00p (Various Sites)

Surgical AirwayHours: 3Introduction to the Melker Surgical Kit. This training is required by the Medical Director or QM committee. All EMS Providers should attend.

Date Time Location01/14 09:00a - Noon GFR 01/15 09:00a - Noon GFR01/16 09:00a - Noon GFR01/16 07:00p - 10:00p LS 14302/18 01:00p - 04:00p GFR02/19 01:00p - 04:00p GFR02/20 01:00p - 04:00p GFR

EKG Review - 3 LeadHours: 3Review of 3 Lead EKG including placement of limb leads, EKG basics, and cardiac rhythms. This training is required by the Medical Director or QM committee. All EMS Providers should attend.

Date Time Location01/14 01:00p - 4:00p GFR 01/15 01:00p - 4:00p GFR01/16 01:00a - 4:00p GFR02/18 09:00a - Noon GFR02/19 09:00p - Noon GFR02/20 09:00p - Noon GFR02/20 07:00p - 10:00p LS 143

EMT TRAINING

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EKG Review - 12 LeadHours: 3This course will review the basics of 12 Lead EKG placement and reading. This training is required by the Medical Director or QM committee. All EMS Providers should attend.

Date Time Location05/19 09:00p - Noon GFR 05/20 01:00p - 04:00p GFR05/21 09:00a - Noon GFR05/21 07:00p - 10:00p LS 14306/16 01:00p - 04:00p GFR06/17 01:00p - 03:00p GFR06/18 01:00p - 03:00p GFR

ALS Skills ReviewHours: 3This course will cover the yearly required training for all levels. This training is required by the Medical Director or QM committee. All EMS Providers should attend.

Date Time Location03/25 07:00p - 10:00p Grifton04/01 07:00p - 10:00p Farmville06/18 01:00p - 04:00p LS 143

Case StudiesHours: 3This course will review scenarios including Respiratory emergencies, Cardiac emergencies, and Allergy & Anaphylaxis. One hour will be devoted to each topic.

Date Time Location01/03 07:00p - 10:00p Farmville 03/17 01:00p - 04:00p GFR03/18 09:00a - Noon GFR03/19 01:00p - 04:00p GFR03/19 07:00p - 10:00p LS 14304/14 09:00a - Noon GFR04/15 09:00a - Noon GFR04/16 09:00a - Noon GFR

Anatomy of the Human BodyHours: 3This course will be a 3 hour overview of the human body including bones and body systems.

Date Time Location01/03 07:00p - 10:00p CareFirst 02/07 06:00p - 09:00p Med 102/21 07:00a - 10:00p JAS05/27 07:00p - 10:00p Grifton06/03 07:00p - 10:00p Farmville

Lifting, Moving, Handling and Packaging of PatientsHours: 3This course will review safe handling techniques of various patients including stretcher operations, LBB, and other methods of transferring the patient in a safe manner.

Date Time Location01/17 06:00p - 09:00p JAS 01/24 06:00p - 09:00p Med 102/06 07:00a - 10:00p CareFirst

Respiratory EmergenciesHours: 3This course will review A&P, basic airway management, advanced airway management, and respiratory diseases.

Date Time Location01/22 07:00p - 10:00p Grifton

Technical Scope of PracticeHours: 7This course is required for anyone re-credentialing this year. You must register no later than 3 days prior to the course start date. You will receive an appointment time for evaluation. Contact Helen or Kyle for information. Limited to 24 participants. Subject to change based on Con Ed and QM Commission.

Date Time Location01/26 09:00a - 04:00p Leslie 143 04/26 09:00a - 04:00p Leslie 143

AHA CPR Healthcare ProviderHours: 4This course is a pre-requisite for any ACLS or PAL course. This course is designed for a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 24 students. You must register at least 3 days prior to the course date. A $3.00 fee is due the night of the class for your card.

Date Time Location01/31 06:00p - 10:00p Leslie 143 03/27 06:00p - 10:00p Leslie 143

OB/GYNHours: 3 This course will review A&P, General assessment, GYN emergencies, and OB emergencies.

Date Time Location02/05 07:00p - 10:00p Farmville 02/26 07:00p - 10:00p Grifton04/16 07:00p - 10:00p Leslie 143


Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)Hours: 8 This one - day course will have a minimum of 12, maximum of 24 students. A valid CPR card is required. You must purchase the required text prior to taking the class.

Date Time Location02/05 08:00a - 05:00p Leslie 143

Medical / Legal ConsiderationsHours: 3 This course will review NCOEMS regulations, legal considerations and ethical considerations.

Date Time Location03/04 07:00p - 10:00p Farmville 03/17 07:00p - 10:00p GFR03/18 07:00p - 10:00p GFR03/19 07:00p - 10:00p GFR04/14 01:00p - 04:00p GFR04/15 01:00p - 04:00p GFR04/16 01:00p - 04:00p GFR04/22 07:00p - 10:00p Grifton

Airway & VentilationsHours: 3 This course will review the A&P of the airway, basic airway adjuncts and procedures, use of BVM, and a review of BIAD

Date Time Location03/05 07:00p - 10:00p Carefi rst 04/03 06:00p - 09:00p Med104/17 06:00p - 09:00p JAS03/19 07:00p - 10:00p GFR04/14 01:00p - 04:00p GFR04/15 01:00p - 04:00p GFR04/16 01:00p - 04:00p GFR

Patient AssessmentHours: 3 This course will review the aspects of patient assessment beginning with the initial assessment and assessment of the medical and trauma patients, including ongoing assessment.

Date Time Location03/06 06:00p - 09:00p Med103/20 06:00p - 09:00p JAS04/02 07:00p - 10:00p CareFirst06/24 07:00p - 10:00p Grifton

Math / Reading TestHours: 3 Math and reading exam for Fall “08 for EMT-B, EMT-I, and EMT-P.

Date Time Location04/24 07:00p - 09:00p Leslie 143

CPAP ReviewHours: 3 This course is a review of specifi c devices used by departments in Pitt County including CPAP, Oxylator, and AutoPulse. This review of skills/devices is required by Pitt County protocals.

Date Time Location05/06 07:00p - 10:00p Farmville05/19 01:00p - 04:00p GFR05/20 01:00p - 04:00p GFR05/21 01:00p - 04:00p GFR06/16 09:00a - Noon GFR06/17 09:00a - Noon GFR06/18 09:00a - Noon GFR

EndocrinologyHours: 3

Date Time Location05/07 07:00p - 10:00p CareFirst06/05 06:00p - 09:00p Med106/19 06:00p - 09:00p JAS

EMT - Basic Skills StationsHours: 3

Date Time Location05/08 06:00p - 09:00p Med105/15 06:00p - 09:00p JAS06/04 07:00p - 10:00p CareFirst

Symphony Orchestra

Gain experience playing in an ensemble, orchestral techniques and the study

and performance of a variety of styles and periods of orchestral and string

ensemble literature.

Find out more on page 7 & 29.


PROFESSIONAL CONTINUING EDUCATION

Auto Safety & OBD Recertifi cation InspectionHours: 5The fi ve-hour course is designed for already licensed OBD Emissions Inspectors. For recertifi cation, students must attend fi ve (5) hours of training. Pre-registration & payment are required. Cost $55.00

ID Dates Days Times Location36632 02/27 W 05:00p-10:00p VEW 4736633 04/30 W 05:00p-10:00p VEW 47

Real Estate 30 - Hour Post-Licensing Special TopicsHours: 30This course is one of three 30-hour mandatory post-licensing courses that must be completed by newly licensed NC provisional brokers within three years after licensure. Topics addressed in this course include commercial real estate brokerage, residential property management, land controls, loan fraud, license law issues and case studies, fair housing, establishing a brokerage fi rm, and manufactured and modular homes. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37531 01/12 - 01/20 SASU 08:30a - 05:30p GS 104

Real Estate Broker 24 - Hour Transition CourseHours: 24This course is designed for the Real Estate salesperson licensees whose license was changed to a broker’s license as of April 1, 2006 and became classifi ed as provisional brokers. All of these licensees who do not have at least four years of full-time cumulative experience must take a 24-hour broker transition course within two years to retain their license. Upon satisfactory completion of this course, the provisional status of their license is removed. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location37590 01/25 - 01/28 FSSUM 08:30a - 03:30p GS 104

Notary PublicHours: 8This course covers information necessary for persons wanting to apply for notary public commissions. Prior to being appointed, fi rst-time appointees must successfully complete this course as one of the state requirements. A textbook is required and must be purchased at the PCC Bookstore prior to class. Cost $55

ID Dates Days Times Location37243 01/24 TH 08:30a - 05:00p GS 30137259 02/11 - 02/13 MW 05:30p - 09:30p GS 30137260 03/04 T 08:00a - 05:00p GS 30137261 03/20 TH 08:00a - 05:00p GS 30137267 04/08 T 08:00a - 05:00p GS 30137268 04/24 TH 08:00a - 05:00p GS 30137270 05/06 T 08:00a - 05:00p GS 301

Electrical License RenewalHours: 8 or 16These renewal classes (8 hours & 16 hours) include defi nitions for electrical installations, wiring methods and materials, equipment, special occupancies, special conditions and communication systems. Cost $55

ID Dates Days Times Location37523 03/07 F 08:00a - 05:00p GS 30137524 03/18,19,25,26 TW 06:00p - 10:00p L143

Insurance Agent - 18223 “Health Reimbursement Account” Continuing EducationHours: 3The HRA course is an A-rated course and was written for students with very little knowledge about the program. The objective of this course is to defi ne, describe, compare and contrast this insurance program with other health programs. Students will have a basic knowledge about HRAs after viewing this course. Cost $55 registration and $23 instructional fee


Insurance Agent - 18220 “Family Medical Leave Act” Continuing Education Hours: 3 The FMLA course is an A-rated Course and was written for students with very little knowledge about the federal program. The objective of this course is for students to be able to successfully identify what the family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is and understand how it applies to their current role as an insurance agent and employee. Students will have a basic knowledge about FMLA after viewing this course. Cost $55 registration and $23 instructional fee


Insurance Agent - 18222 “Section 125” Continuing EducationHours: 6The Section 125 course is an A-rated course and was written for students with very little knowledge about the program. The objective of the course is to defi ne, describe, compare and contrast this insurance program with other health programs. Students will have a broad knowledge about Section 125 after viewing this course. Cost $55 registration and $46 instructional fee



Insurance Agent - 18224 “Flood Insurance Since Katrina” Continuing EducationHours: 3The objective of this course is for students to be able to successfully identify what changes have been implemented since Hurricane Katrina. The devastation caused by Katrina revealed many areas of weakness within the country’s disaster preparedness as well as ambiguously defi ned insurance policy language. A number of insights gained from this experience have led to improvements in the insurance industry and the country as a whole. Cost $55 registration and $23 instructional fee


Insurance Agent - 18221 “North Carolina Rate Bureau” Continuing Education Hours: 6The objective of this course is for students to be able to successfully identify what the North Carolina Rate Bureau (NCRB) does and how it operates. And most importantly, understand how it applies to their current role as an insurance agent. Students will be familiar with the various lines of insurance the NCRB is designed to support. Cost $55 registration and $46 instructional fee


Insurance Agent - 18225 “Workers Compensation” Continuing EducationHours: 3The objective of this course is for students to be able to successfully identify how the Workers Compensation program operates and understand how it applies to their current role as an insurance agent. Students will be familiar with the defi nition of disability as it relates to Workers Compensation as well as the impact it can have on an employee benefi ts program. Cost $55 registration and $23 instructional fee


Starting Your Own BusinessHours: 3This seminar will give an overview of the various topics on which to focus when attempting to start a business. Cost FREE


Writing a Successful Business PlanHours: 3Success in business begins with a plan. By committing your idea to paper, you face tough questions and identify strengths and weaknesses. Business plans are not just for fi nancing purposes; they are working documents to guide your business. For new and established small business owners, the course will start you down the path of small business success. Cost FREE


Financing Your BusinessHours: 3This workshop gives participants an overview of the lending process and how to make it work for you. Discussion will cover what lenders look for and expect with regards to your personal credit, cash fl ow coverage, collateral requirements, capital injection, and character. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37274 02/07 TH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 30137258 05/08 TH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 301

SBA Community Express Loan ProgramHours: 3Join us for a small offi ce/home offi ce (SOHO) fi nancing workshop delivered by the Small Business Administration (SBA) and bank offi cials. This program is for individuals interested in fi nancing up to $25,000 loans and primarily serves minorities, women, veterans, low-to-moderate income areas, and HUB Zones. Financing is available for $5,000 to $25,000 (unsecured) loans and up to $50,000 (secured) loans. You can have your loan in as little as 25 business days. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37241 02/26 T 06:00p - 09:00p L 143

ONLINE CLASS CATALOGstarts on page 41

GROW YOUR BUSINESS


• Free and confidential business counseling for start-up and existing businesses• Long-term mentoring• Workshops and seminars on business topics• Resource partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)

East Carolina SCORE

[email protected]

Offering the following FREE services to Pitt County Business Owners• Free Seminars - Weekly 3-hour seminars covering all aspects of Starting, Growing, and Running a business.

• Confi dential One-On-One Counseling - Advice from former Small Business Owners about how to achieve success with your business.

• Business Resource Library - Reference materials, Internet Access, DVD’s etc. for you to access for marketing or business plan research.

For More Information Call 493-7625.

N.C. Small Business & Technology Development Center East Carolina University

• Confi dential Management Counseling: fi nance, marketing, human resources, operations

• Management Education Services: change management, strategic positioning, and leadership development

• Government Procurement: local, state, and federal contracts

• Technology Commercialization/Manufacturing: commercialization assistance, SBIR/STTR support, business development, strategic management, and continuous improvement

Contact: 252-737-1385 www.sbtdc.org

PCC SMALL BUSINESS CENTER PARTNERS


How to Get the Loan You NeedHours: 3This course is a combination of what you should have in your business plan AND what you the customer should know before you visit the bank. This course offers a few helpful hints that should make your visit to the bank more successful. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37550 03/27 TH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 301

Grant WritingHours: 3Write grant proposals that get funded or prepare for a management career in the fast - growing nonprofi t sector. Expert instructors prepare you for the special needs of the nonprofi t industry and help you develop relationships with corporate, foundation, and government funding sources. Cost FREE


Small Business Insurance IssuesHours: 3Local insurance agents will discuss the particular insurance needs of small business and answer your questions such as: How much liability insurance do I need? Worker’s Comp? Am I covered working at home? Who needs business interruption insurance? How do I get bonding? And more. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37315 02/19 T 06:00p - 09:00p GS 301

Choosing the Proper Legal Form for Your BusinessHours: 3This course will focus on how to decide which legal form a business should take in order to serve the business owner best. You will learn the differences, advantages and disadvantages of sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, chapter S corporations and limited liability corporations. Cost FREE


Conducting Market ResearchHours: 3So you have an idea for a product or service that’s bound to capture the hearts and minds (and wallets) of consumers everywhere! Wait a minute! Have you really determined whether there really is a market for your product or service? This course will give you the means to determine your market and your competition thus save you from a death sentence for your product or service. Cost FREE


Writing a Marketing Plan for Small BusinessHours: 3Learn how to identify your market, its size and locations. You will learn how to advertise and market your products and services, and what customer demand is. Pricing will also be discussed. Cost FREE


Effective Presentation SkillsHours: 3“If you want to give a superb presentation, you need a powerful start and a dynamic ending, and you need to put them as close together as possible.” These words spoken by Winston Churchill, but very appropriate for today. In this seminar you will learn the techniques necessary to make an effective and professional presentation no matter what your academic accomplishments or your job - related skill level is. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37582 05/06 06:00p - 09:00p GS 301

Sales Made EasyHours: 3You may not have put much thought into it but if you are a business owner and sell products and/or services to consumers and/or businesses then you are a sales person. Have you spent enough time understanding the sales process and what it takes to close more sales for your business? This class will help you understand the sales process, how your prospects think and how you can close more sales. Cost FREE


Pricing ProductsHours: 3Regardless of the type business you have, pricing is crucial. Don’t cheat your customers or your business by pricing yourself out of the game. It’s easier than you think. A few simple strategies will have you right in line with the competition and generating profi ts as well. Cost FREE


E-Commerce MarketingHours: 3Join us to explore various strategies to drive traffi c and sales to your e-commerce enabled Web site. Learn search engine strategies e-mail marketing, banner campaigns, how to track your results and buying advertising space in complementary online properties to drive sales. Cost FREE



E-Mail Marketing - Creating Effective E-Mail CampaignsHours: 3E-mail marketing comes in many fl avors-newsletters, promotions, coupons and more. Of all the marketing techniques used on the Internet, e-mail marketing delivers the greatest Return on Investment every time. Join us to learn the opportunities this marketing venue can provide, what results you can expect and how much you need to budget to see good results. Cost FREE


The Art of Building & Maintaining a Successful NetworkHours: 3We’ve all heard “It’s not what you know but who you know” Well it’s time to learn how to get to know the people that create the circle of success. The business world is actually one big social scene, but knowing where and how to mingle sets the stage for creating a powerful network. After this class you’ll be mingling like a pro! Cost FREE


Tax Requirements Every Small Business Owner Should KnowHours: 3Every new business must face the issues of paying taxes. Do you know what the laws are that determine what you must pay? Do you know how and when you must pay your taxes? This seminar will help you understand these and other issues that are associated with paying taxes for you business. Cost FREE


Understanding Your FinancialsHours: 3In this session you will learn (1) What are your fi nancial statements? (2) Who prepares these fi nancial statements (3) Where does the information come from for the fi nancial statements? (4) What do the fi nancial statements tell you about your business and it’s success? (5) Do you really need these statements and what is their real use? (6) Balance sheet, Profi t and Loss Statement and Cash Flow Statement - which fi nancial statements are the most important? Answers to these questions and more will be revealed during this workshop. Cost FREE


Beginning QuickBooksHours: 3This class is an introduction to the popular QuickBooks accounting software. Participants must have basic computer skills - how to use a mouse, etc. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37277 02/20 M 06:00p - 09:00p GS 11037278 03/10 M 06:00p - 09:00p GS 201

Quick Books ProHours: 12This 12 hour course can make it a snap to set up a chart of accounts, reconcile your checking account, create and print invoices, receipts, and statements, track your payables, inventory, and receivables, create estimates, and generate reports. Cost $60


Human Resource Challenges and ComplianceHours: 3This seminar will assist participants in learning how to create a proactive work environment. This course also addresses employee problems and how to handle them quickly and therefore reduce liability. Cost FREE


Offi ce Confl ict Resolution Hours: 3Do you have confl ict in your offi ce? Who doesn’t? This course will enable you to more easily identify the problem areas and give you solutions to the problems before they mushroom into real battles. Cost FREE


eBay Your Way to SuccessHours: 3This course covers everything you need to know in order to sell items on eBay. Starting with what eBay is and how it works, this course also covers registering as an eBay buyer or seller. In addition, you will learn the basic steps of selling items on eBay, what to do after the auction ends, and other tips and techniques to successfully “turn your trash into cash”. Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37235 03/25 T 06:00p - 09:00p RR 227

Doing Business with the MilitaryHours: 3The military buys jets, toilet paper and everything in between. Are you getting military business? Do you understand set-asides? Do you need help navigating the NCMBC website or fi nding and responding to procurement requests? Join us and learn more about the military procurement process and how to compete for military business. Cost FREE ID Dates Days Times Location37237 03/04 T 06:00p - 09:00p GS 301

Retail Sales Improvement Hours: 3Learn how to Increase your sales volume without increasing foot traffi c or spending an arm and a leg on advertising Make the most out of each sales opportunity, and watch your profi ts rise Use the proven techniques from this seminar to increase your sales 5-10% or more! Cost FREE

ID Dates Days Times Location37860 04/02 W 10:00a - Noon GS 301


Time Management 12 Hours This course teaches students the fundamentals of time management. Students will learn how to evaluate the use of time, identify goals and set priorities, develop an overall time management plan, discuss the Pareto principle, assign a price to time, conduct a time audit, and correctly identify and control poor time management personality types. Course activities also cover managing their time to increase their productivity, developing a daily plan, managing technology, and saying “no” to doing too much. Students will also learn how to handle e-mail, the Internet, the telephone, personal interactions, and paperwork to productively use their time. The manual is designed for quick scanning in the classroom and fi lled with interactive exercises that help ensure student success. Cost $60.00

Must pre-register by 01/22/08.ID Dates Days Times Location36861 02/05 - 02/21 TTH 10:00a - Noon GS 401

Must pre-register by 02/19/08.ID Dates Days Times Location36862 03/04 - 03/27 TTH 7:00p - 9:00p GS 401

Team DynamicsHours: 16 This workshop is designed for employees in the organization who are new or existing team members who want to create and manage high performance teams. All the information and exercises can be easily applied to work - related situations such as establishing team goals and charters, reaping the benefi ts of cohesive, goal-oriented teams vs. working in groups, fi ve levels of empowerment to increase responsibility, decision-making, and trust of team members, plan meetings, dealing with dysfunctional meeting behaviors, using criteria-based evaluation methods to help team members focus objectively on solutions, developing action plans that work, and using follow-up tools and collect on-going information. Costs $60.00/No book costs

Must pre-register by 1/22/08ID Dates Days Times Location36859 02/05 - 02/28 TTH 01:00p - 05:00p GS 401

The Practical LeaderHours: 28 This skill-based workshop is designed for employees in the organization who will be or are currently in a supervisory or management position. All the information and exercises can be easily applied to work-related situations such as distinguishing between management and leadership, using followership to determine their leadership abilities, identifying and applying the skills of other effective leaders, identifying and dealing with any blocks to their success as a leader, recognizing the emotions of others in determining how to gain followers, and dealing with “value” challenges in leadership positions. Other topics included are It’s the Law using a variety of workplace scenarios to illustrate that taking critical precautions and having a clear understanding of the law will minimize employment discrimination by covering ADA, Discrimination and Harassment, Recruiting ad Hiring, Progressive Discipline and Termination, Workplace Violence, Substance Abuse, and Family Medical Leave Act and four proven strategies that will help a new supervisor navigate changing relationships and prepare for the most diffi cult situations they’re likely to encounter as they assume their new role by accepting responsibilities of their new role, setting clear boundaries, communication skills, and taking thoughtful and strategic action while focusing on handling lost friendships, disciplining a former peer, managing co-workers who are older, enforcing policy, avoiding the appearance of favoritism, handling confi dential information, and admitting mistakes as they move from peer to supervisor. Costs $60.00/No book costs

Must pre-register by 01/22/08.ID Dates Days Times Location36864 02/04 - 02/25 MW 1:00p - 05:00p GS 401

Must pre-register by 02/19/08.ID Dates Days Times Location36865 03/04 - 03/25 TTH 9:00a - 01:00p GS 401

Listening & Confl ict ResolutionHours: 16 This skill-based workshop is designed for employees from managers to non-supervisors. All the information and exercises can be easily applied to work-related situations such as improving rapport and interpersonal relationships, minimize barriers to communication, enhancing organizational & personal productivity through more effective listening, identifying blocks to successful performance, responding to anger in others, managing and understanding their own anger, recognizing and dealing with someone challenging a “value” such as fairness, integrity, trust, etc., dealing with a person who sees the facts differently from you, and gaining a basic understanding of how to manage confl ict in others when they are in third party role. Costs $60.00/No book costs


Inventory Control for RetailersHours: 3Having the correct merchandise is critical to getting the most profi t from every sale. Maintaining proper inventory levels is also essential to keep your customers coming back for more. In this course you will learn to maximize your merchandising mix to increase your profi ts. Cost FREE


Merchandising for Small Business RetailersHours: 3You have a limited amount of shelf space to work with. In order to get the most from each inch of space, you must know how and what to measure. This free course will show you how to maximize your retail space and display your products in the most appealing manner. Cost FREE


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IMPROVE WORKPLACE SAFETY

Customer ServiceHours: 16 This skill-based workshop is designed for employees in the organization who are in customer service roles with internal or external customers. All the information and exercises can be easily applied to work-related situations such as build trust and encourage repeat business, increase customer satisfaction from internal and external customers, determine what customers really want and how to meet those needs, deal with dissatisfi ed customers or co-workers, adopt a professional friendly perspective throughout conversations, work toward positive outcomes. Costs $60.00/No book costs

Must pre-register by 02/19/08.ID Dates Days Times Location36866 03/04 - 03/27 TTH 03:00p - 5:00p GS 401

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10 Hour Construction Standards 29 CFR 1926Hours: 10This course covers Construction Standards, training in the standards, responsibilities under the standards, General Industry Standards (29 CFR 1910) relating to construction, record keeping, and OSHA penalties. Learn about OSHA inspection, appeals process, accident log, avoiding OSHA penalties, and compliance documentation. Taught by an authorized trainer. Upon completion, participants will receive an offi cial completion card from Federal OSHA. Purchase books from NC Department of Labor prior to the start of class. It could take up to 1 to 2 weeks for the book to come to you by mail. Cost $55.00

Section Dates Days Times Location36868 03/14 - 03/28 F 08:00a - 01:00p GS 401

30 Hour Construction Standards 29 CFR 1926Hours: 30This course covers Construction Standards, training in the standards, responsibilities under the standards, General Industry Standards (29 CFR 1910) relating to construction, record keeping, and OSHA penalties. Learn about OSHA inspection, appeals process, accident log, avoiding OSHA penalties, and compliance documentation. Taught by an authorized trainer. Upon completion, participants will receive an offi cial completion card from Federal OSHA. Purchase books from NC Department of Labor prior to the start of class. It could take up to 1 to 2 weeks for the book to come to you by mail. Cost $60.00

Section Dates Days Times Location36869 02/04 - 02/25 MW 08:00a - Noon GS 401

10 Hour OSHA General Standards 29 CFR 1910Hours: 10This course covers General Industry Standards 29 CFR 1910, training in the standards, responsibilities under the standards, record keeping, and OSHA penalties. Learn about OSHA inspection, appeals process, accident log, avoiding OSHA penalties, and compliance documentation. Taught by an authorized trainer. Upon completion, participants will receive an offi cial completion card from Federal OSHA. Purchase books from NC Department of Labor prior to the start of class. It could take up to 1 to 2 weeks to receive the book. Cost $55.00

Section Dates Days Times Location36867 02/15 - 02/22 F 08:00a - 01:00p GS 401

30 Hour OSHA General Standards 29 CFR 1910Hours: 30This course covers General Industry Standards 29 CFR 1910, training in the standards, responsibilities under the standards, record keeping, and OSHA penalties. Learn about OSHA inspection, appeals process, accident log, avoiding OSHA penalties, and compliance documentation. Taught by an authorized trainer. Upon completion, participants will receive an offi cial completion card from Federal OSHA. Purchase books from NC Department of Labor prior to the start of class. It could take up to 1 to 2 weeks to receive the book. Cost $60.00

Section Dates Days Times Location36870 03/03 - 03/24 MW 01:00p - 5:00p GS 401

Industrial SafetyHours: 10The associate will learn about Occupational Safety and Health Laws and OSHA, employers safety responsibilities, associates safety responsibilities, proper dress, personal protective equipment, housekeeping, emergency response, reporting unsafe acts and conditions, medical services and fi rst aid, eye washes and emergence showers, Hazard Communications/MSDS, hand tool safety, ergonomics, machine guarding, lockout/tagout, electrical safety, fi re protection, confi ned space, and forklift pedestrian safety. Costs $55.00/No book costs

Section Dates Days Times Location36871 02/04 - 03/14 M-F 01:00p - 05:00p On-line

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GET TO KNOW YOUR COMPUTER

Build Your Own PC!Hours: 8This is the class you’ve been waiting for. Learn how to put together the jigsaw puzzle known as a personal computer. You get to choose from 3 models of PC, the home desktop, and offi ce desktop and a gamer machine. You’ll purchase one of these three models and when you arrive to class on Saturday you’ll learn what the different parts are, the proper safety precautions needed to take and you’ll put together your machine. When the class is over, you’ll take home your very own machine that you built! Cost $75 + purchase of PC parts

ID Dates Days Times Location37584 02/09 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GS 20137586 04/12 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GS 201

Computers for the Absolute BeginnerHours: 30This class provides and introduction to computers and computing. Topics covered include hardware and software applications. Databases, graphics, the Internet, operating systems, spreadsheets and word processing software will be introduced. Maintaining a PC with software and hardware updates will be covered as well. An in-depth look at using and understanding the operating systems basics will be covered. Adding printers, digital cameras and other hardware will be taught. Upon completion of the class you’ll have an understanding how to use and maintain your own PC. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36674 01/17 - 02/11 MW 09:00a - Noon GS 20136676 01/28 - 02/27 MW 01:00p - 04:00p COA - G36709 02/04 - 03/05 MW 03:00p - 06:00p AC36675 02/18 - 03/19 MW 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20136708 03/31 - 04/30 MW 03:00p - 06:00p AC36678 04/14 - 05/14 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GS 20136677 04/21 - 05/21 MW 01:00p - 04:00p COA - G

Computing on the Cheap!Hours: 3Computers don’t cost a lot of money these days to purchase, use or maintain. If you know where to look, you can fi nd cheap computers that are just as good as the name brands and you can get software to do your work for free LEGALLY. There are lots of options for you to use if you know what you are looking for. That is where this class comes in. You’ll learn where to look for bargains on computers and fi nd free software that will allow you to write letters, send e-mails, edit photos, prepare budgets, scan for viruses and all sorts of other fun things! Cost $30


Software Maintenance & SecurityHours: 3Everyone knows all it takes to clean your computer hardware is a soft cloth and some elbow grease, but what about cleaning the software? Things get installed on your system all the time, from applications, to games, to web plug-ins. There may even be viruses or “spyware” installed on your system that you don’t even know about yet. This course will show you how to use the proper tools (some of which you may already have) to clean up unused programs, get rid of unwanted fi les, and protect yourself and your computer from the bad side of the Internet. All you need is a basic understanding of the Windows XP operating system and be familiar with using a mouse to attend. Come learn how to clean-up the software side of your computer and keep your system running smoothly! Cost $30

ID Dates Days Times Location36665 01/18 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20136666 02/15 F 09:00a - Noon GS 20136667 04/18 F 09:00a - Noon GS 201

Taking an Online ClassHours: 3Everyone’s life is busier. Everyone needs additional skills and certifi cations to get that new job or promotion. But when do you have to time to get the training you need to gain those skills or the knowledge needed to pass the exam to get your certifi cation? Online education is the answer! This class will give you insight into taking classes online. You’ll learn different terms and software that will help remove the “online” as a barrier to your education! Cost $30


E-Mailing for BeginnersHours: 3E-mail is by far the most popular service on the Internet. Sending messages is a snap. Our E-Mailing for Beginners class will provide the beginner a general overview of e-mail functionality and cover the basics of using e-mail effectively. Topics to be included in this 3 hour session are sending and receiving messages, attachments, e-mail client software, web mail, formatting, mailing lists, newsgroups and e-mail etiquette. Everyone will walk out of class with a free e-mail address that can be accessed anywhere in the world. Cost $30



Web 2.0 & YouHours: 3This fun class will teach you about what the term Web 2.0really means and how you can use it. Web 2.0 is the social side of the internet and this class is going to show you where Web 2.0 is hiding. You’ve heard of MySpace and Facebook, terms like RSS and podcasting. This class will show you these site and defi ne the terms and show you have to make these new technologies work for you! Cost $30


How to use Windows XPHours: 24This hands-on class is designed for either the new Windows XP user or a current user switching to XP. Windows XP has a new look and feel and this course will help the user understand XP’s new desktop and menu system. Hands-on exercises will allow students to explore Windows XP including: the desktop, menus, online help, my computer, windows explorer, Internet Explorer, and control panel. Students will also learn the fundamental concepts for creating and working with fi les, folders, and shortcuts as well as the basics of managing the resources on the PC. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36645 01/08 - 01/31 TTH 09:00a - Noon GS 20136647 02/26 - 03/20 MW 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20136646 04/14 - 05/07 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 201

MS Word: FundamentalsHours: 30Microsoft Word is an excellent program for all of your word processing needs. Learn how to create professional documents such as letters, memos, resumes, reports as well as a host of other things. Learn to take advantage of helpful features like spelling and grammar check, cutting, copying, and pasting items, as well as creating professional looking formats for your work. This class is great for anyone in an administrative role, or for anyone who has to create letters, memos, and reports. Class will cover getting started with Word, editing and proofi ng documents, formatting a document, working with tables, formatting pages, adding graphics to documents, creating a web page using Word, using mail merge to create form letters and mailing lists. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36637 01/14 - 02/18 MW 09:00a - Noon GS 20236638 03/03 - 04/02 MW 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20236639 04/07 - 05/07 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GS 202

MS Word: IntermediateHours: 18This Intermediate class will review the basic features of using Microsoft Word. Learn in-depth how to format pages, add graphics, create tables, mail merge and create a Web Page. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36640 04/22 - 05/08 TTH 09:00a - Noon GS 202

Open Offi ce 2.0: FundamentalsHours: 21OpenOffi ce is a free offi ce application software that is compatible with the Microsoft Offi ce Suite. It includes a word processing program, spreadsheet program and presentation program. In this class, you will be given a copy of the software and learn the basics of how to use the word processing and spreadsheet programs. This low-cost alternative to expensive software is an ideal solution for students, senior citizens, non-profi t organizations and small businesses. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36641 01/22 - 02/12 TTH 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20236642 03/17 - 04/07 MW 09:00a - Noon GS 202

MS Excel: FundamentalsHours: 30Excel is a valuable program for managing and calculating data in an organized and effi cient manner. Use its powerful tools for managing the information and creating professional looking reports, complete with graphs and charts. This class is excellent for anyone who has to manage budgets, calculate data reports, develop what if scenarios, plan production and inventory projections.

Class will cover getting started with Excel 2000, Building and editing spreadsheets, Formatting spreadsheets, Working with charts, Working with formulas and functions, Managing workbooks and preparing them for the web, Automating Worksheet tasks, Using lists, Analyzing list data, Enhancing Charts and Worksheets, Sharing Excel fi les and Incorporating web information. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36670 01/08 - 02/07 TTH 09:00a - Noon GS 20236673 01/14 - 02/18 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GS 20236671 02/19 - 03/20 TTH 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20236672 040/8 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 202

MS Excel: IntermediateHours: 30This intermediate class will review the basic features of using Microsoft Excel. Learn in-depth how to manipulate formulas and functions, manage workbooks, automate worksheet tasks, utilize lists and lists data, and sort and fi lter data. Also learn to prepare your worksheet or workbook for the Web. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36680 03/17 - 04/02 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GS 20236679 04/28 - 05/14 MW 09:00a - Noon GS 202

Desktop PublishingHours: 3In this class you learn how to format and combine text, numerical data, photographs, charts, and other visual graphic elements to produce publication-ready material. The majority of this class will be spent working with MS Publisher. Cost $30



Digital Video: An IntroductionHours: 3Digital Video: An Introduction will expose you to the basics of creating useful digital and professional looking video. With this class you will gain a basic overview of the technologies and the software involved with creating and editing digital video. When fi nished with the class you will have the information needed to help you in creating the video you want. Cost $30

ID Dates Days Times Location36687 01/14 - 02/11 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GS 201 36685 03/03 - 03/26 MW 09:00a - Noon GS 201 36686 04/17 - 05/13 MW 01:00p - 04:00p GS 201

Adobe Photoshop Elements 5 FundamentalsHours: 30For those that want to do more with their digital camera pictures than just look at them, this course is for you! Photoshop Elements 5 (PE5), the latest release of the “home” version of Adobe Photoshop, allows you to not only fi x minor fl aws in your pictures, but to create entirely new projects with your photos as well. Students will become familiar with the PE5 interface, and learn how to use and apply the many tools that PE5 offers; From simple brightness and contrast adjustments, to working with multi-layered artwork, to creating animated slideshows. This course covers all the basics of Photoshop Elements 5. (Students will be expected to have a good working knowledge of the Windows operating system, using and working with fi les and folders). Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36650 01/08 - 02/07 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 20136648 02/19 - 03/20 TTH 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20136649 03/31 - 04/30 MW 09:00a - Noon GS 201

Adobe Photoshop Elements 5: Level IIHours: 21Starting where the “Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Elements 5 (PE5)” class left off, students will jump right into working with layers and experimenting with all the special effects available in PE5. Not only will students become familiar with applying adjustment layers to enhance existing images, but will discover techniques for using layers and layer masks to build totally new creations. In addition, students will learn how to apply the hundreds of fi lters, effects, and styles available in PE5 to modify and improve digital images. Students will also become skilled at using text and “hand-painting” to add mood, functionality, and clarity to their digital projects. (Students are expected to have taken “Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Elements 5” or possess equivalent knowledge of PE5 before registering for this class.) Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36651 02/19 - 03/11 TTH 09:00a - Noon GS 20136652 03/25 - 04/15 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 201

Electronic Color ManagementHours: 4In an ideal world, you point your digital camera at something, go click, and make prints that either match reality or improve upon it. However, in the real world, your camera has to talk to your computer, which needs to talk to a printer and somehow, the color information needs to get passed along as well. This is where color management steps in. In this class you will be introduced to the concepts of color management using color spaces, ICC profi les and monitor calibration. Cost $40

ID Dates Days Times Location36682 03/08 SAT 10:00a - 03:00p GS 201

Fundamental Database DesignHours: 12Database design is a complex subject and the key to having a database that will give you the answers you need when you need them. A properly designed database is a digital model of a real world object or process. This class will begin to give you a basic understanding of database design. You will become familiar with the terms, processes and strategies for designing your database. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36689 01/15 - 01/17 TWTH 01:00p - 05:00p GS 20236690 05/06 - 05/08 TWTH 01:00p - 05:00p GS 202



Introduction to The InternetHours: 30This introductory course is designed for anyone wanting to learn how to use the resources available on the Internet. Participants will learn how and where to fi nd these valuable resources and become more familiar and comfortable using the Internet. Learning to use e-mail and adding attachments to e-mail will also be covered in this course. Cost is $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36681 03/10 – 04/09 MW 01:00 – 04:00p COA - GBUILD YOUR OWN PC!

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Learn Google AppsHours: 3Whether you’re a family, a local club or one with chapters nationwide, or an international association, Google Apps will let your members communicate and work together online, all for free. Our class will show you the basics of Google Apps. With Google Apps you can use e-mail, instant messaging, and calendar accounts. Best of all, it’s all hosted by Google, so there’s no hardware or software to download, install or maintain. Cost $30


MS Access: FundamentalsHours: 30Microsoft Access is a database management program that allows you to manage, store and retrieve information. Access allows you to use data effi ciently, allowing you to tie together multiple groups of data to give you the information, as you want it, in professional reports. This class is excellent for anyone who wants to manage large amounts of information, such as mailing lists, inventory and data reports. The class will introduce planning a database, creating forms, planning reports, modifying database structure, creating multiple queries, developing forms and sub - forms and building complex reports. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36668 01/28 - 02/20 MW 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20236669 04/22 - 05/15 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 201

PCSCC/PCC Driver ImprovementHours: 8Pitt County Safe Communities Coalition in conjunction with Pitt Community College offer the AAA approved Driver Improvement course. This course covers a variety of topics for all drivers. The course is offered over a two (2) night period on Wed. & Thurs. nights or in an all day setting on Saturdays. The 2-day session is from 6-10pm each night. The Saturday class is from 8:00am-5:00pm. Pre-registration and pre-payment is required, 3 days prior to the beginning of class. *NOTE: Completion of the course in no way guarantees any privileges or rights under applicable NC laws. Cost $55

ID Dates Days Times Location35927 01/09 - 01/10 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135928 01/12 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135929 01/16 - 01/17 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135930 01/19 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135931 01/23 - 01/24 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135932 01/26 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135933 01/30 - 01/31 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135934 02/02 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135935 02/06 - 02/07 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135955 02/09 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135956 02/13 - 02/14 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135958 02/16 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135959 02/20 - 02/21 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135960 02/23 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135961 02/27 - 02/28 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135962 03/01 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135963 03/05 - 03/06 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135964 03/08 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135965 03/12 - 03/13 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135966 03/15 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135967 03/19 - 03/20 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135968 03/26 - 03/27 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135969 04/02 - 04/03 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135970 04/05 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135971 04/09 - 04/10 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135972 04/12 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135973 04/16 - 04/17 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135974 04/19 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135983 04/23 - 04/34 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135985 04/26 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135986 04/30 - 05/01 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135987 05/03 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20135988 05/07 - 05/08 WTH 06:00p - 10:00p KVW - 20135989 05/10 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 201

PCSCC/PCC Mejoramiento de Habilidades de ManejoHours: 8Pitt County Coalicion de Comunidades Seguras, conjuntamente con Pitt Community College ofrece el AAA aprobado curso de Mejoramiento de Habilidades de manejo. Este curso cubre una variedad de temas utiles para todos los conductores. Cost $55

ID Dates Days Times Location35861 01/12 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20335862 03/01 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20335863 05/03 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 203

Motorcycle Safety Foundation: Basic Rider’s CourseHours: 22This 22 hour course is part of the NC Motorcycle Safety Program. In this class riders will learn the basics of operating a motorcycle. The course is held on Friday evening, all day Saturday and all day Sunday. 100% attendance of all scheduled class hours is mandatory. NO EXCEPTIONS! Participants must wear long pants, long-sleeved shirts, boots over the ankle, full fi ngered gloves and eye protection (sunglasses or prescription eyewear is permissible). Helmets are available, but individuals are encouraged to bring their own if the have them. Motorcycles are furnished by PCC. Participants must be 16 years of age, but are not required to hold a driver’s license to participate in the class. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to forego the driving portion of the NC DMV test for gaining their motorcycle endorsement. Pre-registration, at least 3 days prior to the beginning of the class is required. Cost $125

ID Dates Days Times Location37300 02/22 - 02/24 F 06:00a - 10:00p GHL 146 SASU 08:00a - 05:00p GHL 14637301 02/29 - 03/02 F 06:00a - 10:00p GHL 146 SASU 08:00a - 05:00p GHL 14637302 03/07 - 03/09 F 06:00a - 10:00p GHL 146 SASU 08:00a - 05:00p GHL 14637303 03/14 - 03/16 F 06:00a - 10:00p GHL 146 SASU 08:00a - 05:00p GHL 14637304 04/04 - 04/06 F 06:00a - 10:00p GHL 146 SASU 08:00a - 05:00p GHL 14637305 04/11 - 04/13 F 06:00a - 10:00p GHL 146 SASU 08:00a - 05:00p GHL 14637306 04/18 - 04/20 F 06:00a - 10:00p GHL 146 SASU 08:00a - 05:00p GHL 14637307 05/02 - 05/04 F 06:00a - 10:00p GHL 146 SASU 08:00a - 05:00p GHL 146

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OUTDOOR RECREATION & SPORTS

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America’s Boating CourseHours: 8This is an 8 hour introductory boating course for recreational boaters and personal watercraft operators who only want the essentials. This course primarily covers the basics of nautical terminology, boat handling, safety, equipment, navigation rules and lights, buoys, lines and knots, trailering, personal watercraft operation (jet skis), water sports, and boating laws and responsibilities. A certifi cate is awarded upon successful completion of the course. Cost $40


Basic Firearm SafetyHours: 8The course is designed to give gun owners or potential gun owners the basics of fi rearm safety in the home and a clarifi cation of myths involved with fi rearms. Successful completion of the course will prepare the student to safely handle and store a fi rearm. The student will need to be prepared to learn to confi dently unload and make a fi rearm safe. Cost $39

ID Dates Days Times Location37291 02/23 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GS 40237292 03/22 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GS 40237293 04/19 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GS 402

Carrying a Concealed WeaponHours: 10This class is designed to meet the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission which states that all applicants must pass a fi rearms safety and training course. Our instructor will verify that the applicant is competent with a handgun and also has full knowledge about the laws concerning the carrying of a concealed weapon and using deadly force. The certifi cate earned with completion of this course must be submitted to the sheriff of Pitt County when the applicant is seeking a permit. Completing this class does not grant one the ability to carry a concealed weapon legally. Cost $75 + supplies

ID Dates Days Times Location37929 01/14 - 01/19 MT 06:00p - 09:00p TBA SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GRG37930 02/11 - 02/19 MT 06:00p - 09:00p TBA SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GRG37931 03/10 - 03/15 MT 06:00p - 09:00p TBA SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GRG37932 04/07 - 04/12 MT 06:00p - 09:00p TBA SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GRG37933 05/05 - 05/10 MT 06:00p - 09:00p TBA SAT 08:00a - 05:00p GRG

Adobe Photoshop Elements 5 FundamentalsHours: 30For those that want to do more with their digital camera pictures than just look at them, this course is for you! Photoshop Elements 5 (PE5), the latest release of the “home” version of Adobe Photoshop, allows you to not only fi x minor fl aws in your pictures, but to create entirely new projects with your photos as well. Students will become familiar with the PE5 interface, and learn how to use and apply the many tools that PE5 offers; From simple brightness and contrast adjustments, to working with multi-layered artwork, to creating animated slideshows. This course covers all the basics of Photoshop Elements 5. (Students will be expected to have a good working knowledge of the Windows operating system, using and working with fi les and folders). Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36650 01/08 - 02/07 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 20136648 02/19 - 03/20 TTH 01:00p - 04:00p GS 20136649 03/31 - 04/30 MW 09:00a - Noon GS 201

American Sign LanguageHours: 18The student is introduced to fi nger spelling, ASL signs and grammar, terminology, and communication processes. Information is presented through lectures, games, exercises, and activities. Cost $70

ID Dates Days Times Location37592 01/28 - 02/18 MW 01:00p - 04:00p GS 40237593 03/24 - 04/19 MW 01:00p - 04:00p GS 402

Adobe Photoshop Elements 5: Level IIHours: 21Starting where the “Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Elements 5 (PE5)” class left off, students will jump right into working with layers and experimenting with all the special effects available in PE5. Not only will students become familiar with applying adjustment layers to enhance existing images, but will discover techniques for using layers and layer masks to build totally new creations. In addition, students will learn how to apply the hundreds of fi lters, effects, and styles available in PE5 to modify and improve digital images. Students will also become skilled at using text and “hand - painting” to add mood, functionality, and clarity to their digital projects. (Students are expected to have taken “Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Elements 5” or possess equivalent knowledge of PE5 before registering for this class.) Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location36651 02/19 - 03/11 TTH 09:00a - Noon GS 20136652 03/25 - 04/15 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GS 201

Arts & CraftsHours: 36This class will utilize various mediums to create your own arts and crafts. It is a great way to create unique, personal gifts for the holidays or anytime! The class will be held at the Grifton Community Center. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37290 01/22 - 04/08 T 09:00a - Noon GCC


Metal Art WorkHours: 40This course will focus on current and emerging metal art technologies to be used in the creation of conceptual, aesthetic, and functional art works. Through the use of a wide range of metal art technologies, students create new kinds of art works not otherwise possible. Projects will involve a wide variety of skills, techniques, and processes, including use of metalworking hand tools and different types of welding. Shop work is supplemented with lectures and helpful demonstrations. This basic metal fabrication class relies upon cumulative learning experience through different projects. Competency is expected in numerous new skills and techniques, and the creative use and application of these technologies is essential to the success of completed art works. Cost $79

ID Dates Days Times Location38007 01/19 - 03/29 SAT 8:00a - Noon ABW 124

Aviation: Instrument FlyingHours: 60As a private pilot, the student prepares for the FAA instrument pilot airplane written test. Topics covered include advanced meteorology, radio navigation, instrument fl ight charts and emergency procedures and planning. Some fl ying experience required to register. Cost $65


Aviation Ground SchoolHours: 45This course is a study of aerospace history, weather, navigation, instruments, prefl ight planning, regulations, radio communications, the aviation fi led and procedures necessary to become a safe pilot. Classes are oriented toward the latest material available from the Federal Aviation Agency and students are prepared to pass the written examination by the Government. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37833 02/12 - 04/17 T 07:00p - 09:00p TBA TH 07:00p - 09:30p

B4U SewHours: 6This is a 6 hour class over 3 evenings. The fi rst class is a complete discussion of fabric, notions and tools. The second class is a discussion on the pattern, from envelope to pattern pieces with a demonstration. The third session has the students bring in their sewing machines (if they have one) and learn the proper way to thread, wind the bobbin, simple cleaning and maintenance and practice sewing with paper patterns. Cost $30

ID Dates Days Times Location37244 01/22 - 02/07 TTH 07:00p - 09:00p TBA37245 03/25 - 04/10 TTH 07:00p - 09:00p GS 402

Beginning SewingHours: 6This class meets for three (3) 2-hour sessions. It is the continuation of the B4USew class with students providing their own machines, and using the fundamentals from the B4USew class to complete a project of their choice: either a pair of lounge pants or shorts, or a simple skirt. During the fi rst session, students will review their patterns and fabric, prepare the pattern pieces and cut out the fabric. The remainder of the sessions will be spent completing the projects, with short demos of seam fi nishing, pressing, and elastic application. Sewing machine, scissors, pins, ruler, etc required by students. Cost $30

ID Dates Days Times Location37246 02/7 - 02/26 TTH 07:00p - 09:00p GS 40237247 04/15 - 05/01 TTH 07:00p - 09:00p GS 402

Sewing Machine MasteryHours: 6In this class you are going to learn your sewing machine inside and out! You will learn the different parts of your machine and how to use them. Take a tour of the accessories that come with the basic sewing machine. Learn proper needles and threads to use along with basic machine maintenance. And fi nally you will take some driving lessons, how to pivot, sew a straight line, and much more. Cost $40

ID Dates Days Times Location37242 03/4 - 03/31 TTH 07:00p - 09:00p GS 40237232 05/06 - 05/13 TTH 07:00p - 09:00p GS 402

Business & Culture in ChinaHours: 14If you currently do business in China or are considering it for the future, a fl uent knowledge of Chinese business culture is essential to your success. Discover Chinese business practices. Learn about Chinese schools of thought and about the conduct expected in personal interactions, meetings and banquets. Practice interpersonal communication techniques you can use to work more effi ciently and communicate more effectively with suppliers, clients and colleagues. Experience a Chinese banquet, from the reception of guests to the farewell protocols, as you enjoy a several course meal. If you plan on attending the trip to China, the Business and Culture in China class comes at no cost. Cost $60


Ballroom Dance: Level IHours: 12Ballroom dancing is a couples dance where couples move to the music using step-patterns and rhythms that match the character of a given song. There are two main types of ballroom dance. The fi rst, referred to as the Smooth/Ballroom style of dance, are fl owing dances that move around the entire dance fl oor in a counter-clockwise fashion. The couple is constantly moving on the dance fl oor, smoothly transitioning from pattern to pattern. Examples are Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz and Quickstep.

The second type of ballroom dance is called the Latin/Rhythm style of dance. These dances pretty much stay in one spot on the dance fl oor. They are energetic dances that refl ect the syncopated rhythm of the music being danced to. Examples are Swing, Rumba/Bolero, Cha Cha, Salsa/Mambo, Merengue, Disco/Hustle, Samba and Paso Doble. Cost $65



Ballroom Dance: Level IIHours: 12Advanced Ballroom Dancing, is intended for the experienced student who wants to tighten his skills and address the fi ne points of the most popular ballroom dances. You will learn how to develop strong leading and following techniques, as well as personal style, and how to improve balance. Cost $65


Learn to Shag!Hours: 12Shag is a couple’s dance. The basic step is a six count and involves a simple forward-and-back motion and a change step at the end; with the six count, this consists of two triple steps, followed by a rock step for the ladies and an optional kick-ball for the gents. Men lead with their left, naturally, and women with their right; standard swing turns are often used to break the pattern up, but the shag is mainly about footwork. “Mirror moves,” or moves where one partner mimics the other at the same time, as if they were refl ections of each other, are also popular. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37295 02/6 - 03/12 W 07:00p - 09:00p Cherry Oaks

Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy PeopleHours: 3.5If you yearn to experience the joy of playing piano, but you don’t want years of weekly lessons, this short course is for you. In just one enjoyable evening, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to make piano playing a part of your life, learning chords, not notes. You’ll learn all the chords needed to play any song, any style, any key. And you’ll get a healthy dose of insider secrets, how to embellish songs. This is an absolutely beginning class in chord piano techniques, and if you can fi nd middle C and know the meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you already know enough to enroll. Includes a book and 68 minute practice CD. Cost $75

ID Dates Days Times Location36691 05/07 W 06:00p - 08:30p TBA

PCC Symphony OrchestraHours: 32This course provides an opportunity for those who play an orchestral instrument to gain experience playing in an ensemble. Emphasis is placed on orchestral techniques and the study and performance of a variety of styles and periods or orchestral and string ensemble literature. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate skills needed to participate in ensemble playing leading to performance. PRE-REQUISITE: Completion of high school orchestra or band program, or comparable private lesson experience. All other cases to be determined by audition. Please contact Larry Spell at 493-7493 with any questions.

ID Dates Days Times Location36644 01/8 - 04/29 T 06:00p - 08:00p MAENC

Watercolor BasicsHours: 12This is an introductory class in the art of watercolor painting. You well be introduced to the very basics of working with watercolor paints and applying various techniques to create art. The class is an excellent outlet opportunity. Cost $50

ID Dates Days Times Location37287 02/05 - 03/18 T 06:30p - 08:30p COA - G

Cake Decorating from ScratchHours: 25Participants will learn cake decorating form Master Pastry Chef Laura Neal, formerly of the Biltmore House in Asheville, NC. Participants will learn to do things such as: various borders, shell and reverse shell, string-work, zigzag and ruffl e garlands, drop fl owers, sweet peas, rosebuds, rolled fondant, cake assembly (including 3 tiered wedding cakes), fi gure piping, color fl ow and much more! Cost $60 and $50 for supplies

ID Dates Days Times Location37520 01/14 - 03/17 M 06:30p - 09:00p LaLees

Decorate Your World IHours: 21Want to learn how to make a room, home, or other area glow, fl ow and just all around look good? Come take our interior decorating class! Our instructor has over 15 years experience in decorating and design. Learn various styles of design, furniture arrangement, color wheel and schemes, fabrics and more. Students have the opportunity to develop storyboards and present them in class. If you have a room you always wanted to redo or a special project you would like to tackle, this class would be an excellent place to begin! Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location37271 01/08 - 02/19 T 06:00p - 09:00p RR 243

Decorate Your World II Hours: 21This class is a continuation of Decorate Your World I. Cost $60 ID Dates Days Times Location37272 04/01 - 05/13 T 06:00p - 09:00p RR 243

Advanced Watercolor PaintingHours: 33This class is a continuation of the Beginning Watercolor class. The class will be held at the Grifton Community Center. Cost $70

ID Dates Days Times Location37288 01/10 - 04/03 TH 06:30p - 09:30p GCC


Secrets to a more Realistic LandscapeHours: 15All levels from beginner to professional will benefi t by leaping at least 5 years ahead in their artistic level. This will be a relaxed class where all questions will be answered. We will turn out a 16 x 20 landscape. Join us for the fun, tips and tricks to make your art a masterpiece. Cost $75


Secrets to a more Realistic PaintingHours: 15This class is for all skill levels from beginners to professionals. You will gain valuable secrets that will take your art to a whole new level. This class will add 6 years of experience to both beginners and professional. Join us for fun tips and tricks that will make your art pop. Cost $75


Basic ScrapbookingHours: 30Basic Scrapbooking starts with the right tools and concepts. In this class you will learn the tools needed, design concepts, color choices, and crafty techniques for making scrapbook pages. Starting with basic techniques students will be creating pages the fi rst night. Subsequent classes will include creating heritage pages and how to make your own embellishments. Students will make a total of 14 pages. *NOTE: students will need to purchase a kit with basic scrapbooking tools. Students will need to purchase albums separately, if desired. Cost $60


Creative Writing SeminarHours: 36This course is designed for the experienced as well as the inexperienced writer. The emphasis is on creativity, writing, and critique. Assignments are read anonymously and critiqued by class members and the instructor to work toward improved writing technique and communication skills. Tip sheets on the elements of writing are supplemented by exercises. All genres of writing are welcome. Revision and submission for publication and competition are encouraged. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37299 01/24 - 04/17 TH 06:30p - 09:30p CWE 214

Digital Video: An IntroductionHours: 3Digital Video: An Introduction will expose you to the basics of creating useful digital and professional looking video. With this class you will gain a basic overview of the technologies and the software involved with creating and editing digital video. When fi nished with the class you will have the information needed to help you in creating the video you want. Cost $30.

ID Dates Days Times Location36687 01/14 - 02/11 MW 06:00 - 09:00p GS 201 36685 03/03 - 03/26 MW 09:00a - Noon GS 201 36686 04/17 - 05/13 MW 01:00 - 04:00p GS 201

Family Stories WorkshopHours: 36Every family has stories to tell, but many are lost before they’re recorded. In this workshop, students will receive guidance in how to write and structure these stories and their own. Through a balance of lecture, stimulating memory exercises, discussion, and class feedback they will be able to create a permanent record of these stories for posterity. Cost $65

ID Dates Days Times Location37298 01/28 - 04/21 M 06:30p - 09:30p COA - G

Get Organized!Hours: 6This course is designed to help small businesses, busy individuals and families better understand the basics about getting and staying organized. It will provide conceptual information about organizing all areas of life including physical spaces, clutter, and paper. Cost $35

ID Dates Days Times Location37576 01/14 - 01/17 MWTH 01:00p - 03:00p GS 40237578 02/18 - 02/21 MWTH 01:00p - 03:00p GS 40237579 03/17 - 03/20 MWTH 01:00p - 03:00p GS 40237580 04/14 - 04/17 MWTH 01:00p - 03:00p GS 40237581 05/12 - 05/15 MWTH 01:00p - 03:00p GS 402




Spanish: Beginning Conversation IHours: 30This course will prepare students to have conversation with Spanish speaking individuals. Topics include basic fundamentals of grammar, oral comprehension, various dialects and basic conversations. A beginning vocabulary will be established. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location37543 01/16 - 04/02 W 06:30p - 09:00p GS 402

Spanish: Beginning Conversation IIHours: 30This course is a continuation of the Level I course. The instruction learned from Level I will be further utilized. Participants will build their vocabulary and ability to converse with Spanish speaking individuals. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location37542 01/14 - 04/14 M 06:30p - 09:00p GS 402

Spring Technology SeriesHours: 10Come join us at the Council on Aging in Greenville our new Technology Series. We will be covering various topics this spring from using technology for medical research to purchasing a computer to demystifying cell phones. Cost $60

ID Dates Days Times Location37589 01/07 - 05/12 M 10:00a - Noon COA - G

Command Spanish

“Command Spanish” is the nation’s leading provider of Occupational Spanish language and cross - cultural training and materials. Command Spanish materials are highly job - specifi c and are available for a wide range of jobs and professions, including, but not limited to, medical, nursing, dentistry, law enforcement, public safety, hospitality, warehousing, banking, offi ce management, construction, manufacturing, education and retail sales. The programs are all non - grammar based and need no prior knowledge of Spanish. The language component utilizes phonetic encoding to address the most important Spanish Commands related to the individualized company, or group of employees. It addresses the Most Important Spanish commands, questions, and phrases pertinent to daily interactions in each business.

Enroll Your Employees Today!

Grab the opportunity to provide your goods & services to the expanding Hispanic market!

For more information contact Hispanic/Latino Coordinator at 493-7253. For healthcare applications contact Lou at 493-7266.

Join us for Lunch!The Lunch and Learn events are co-sponsored by the PCC Small Business Center and the Greenville-Pitt Chamber of Commerce. These sessions will be held at some of Greenville’s fi nest Restaurants. For more information on locations and registration call 493-7625.

Spring Semester Lunch-n-Learn Schedule:

Doing Business with the MilitaryDates Days Times Location01/09 W 11:00a - 01:00p TBA

Michael Gerber-E-myth revisitedDates Days Times Location02/13 W 11:00a - 01:00p TBA

Small Business Legal IssuesDates Days Times Location03/12 W 11:00a - 01:00p TBA

Event PlanningDates Days Times Location04/09 W 11:00a - 01:00p TBA

Human Resources ChallengesDates Days Times Location05/14 W 11:00a - 01:00p TBA


Electricidad Básica (Basic Electricity) Horas: 64 Este curso cubre un básico y no matemático acercamiento a los principios de la electricidad. Presenta la teoría del electrón, la electricidad estática, electrones en marcha y magnetismo. Abarca los métodos básicos de medida de corriente, voltaje y resistencia. Explica los circuitos componentes-conductores, resistencias, condensadores y simples cálculos de la ley de Ohm para circuitos de DC y AC. Costo $65.00/Sin costo de libro *Bilingüe - en Inglés y Español

ID Dates Days Times Location36825 01/018 - 05/09 F 06:00p - 10:00p GS 125

Habilidades de presentación (Presentation Skills)Horas: 16 Este curso esta diseñado para empleados en organizaciones los cuales son responsables de dar presentaciones a clientes internos o externos. Toda la información y ejercicios pueden ser fácilmente aplicados a situaciones relacionadas al trabajo. Los temas incluyen: Mejorar la calidad de presentaciones a través de mejor uso de la voz, ojos, gestos y movimientos. Captar la atención de la audiencia, usar marcos de presentación que aseguren a los miembros de la audiencia conocer las metas y objetivos, y otras destrezas para mantener y crear el interés de los miembros de la audiencia. Costo $60.00/Sin costo de libro *Bilingüe - en Inglés y Español

ID Dates Days Times Location36903 04/01 - 05/08 TWTH 07:00p - 09:00p BEC

Entrenar al entrenador para instructores adjuntos *Bilingüe (Train the Trainer for Adjunct Instructors - *Bilingual)Horas: 36 La habilidad de comunicación y presentación de sus entrenadores puede “hacer o romper” una sesión de entrenamiento en la clase. Este curso cubre el estudiante adulto, habilidades de presentación y logística para enseñar dentro o fuera del campo también como su escenario de trabajo para instructores industriales. Este curso se enfoca en el desarrollo y entendimiento de como la gente aprende en un escenario de sala de clases y la aplicación de una efectiva comunicación y técnicas de presentación en la sala de clases. Usted será preparado para llevar presentaciones en la sala de clases. Costo $65.00/Sin costo de libro *Bilingüe - en Inglés y Español

ID Dates Days Times Location36819 02/18 - 03/14 MWF 9:00a - Noon Bernstein Center

PCSCC/PCC Mejoramiento de Habilidades de ManejoHours: 8Pitt County Coalicion de Comunidades Seguras, conjuntamente con Pitt Community College ofrece el AAA aprobado curso de Mejoramiento de Habilidades de manejo. Este curso cubre una variedad de temas utiles para todos los conductores. Cost $55

ID Dates Days Times Location35861 01/12 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20335862 03/01 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 20335863 05/03 SAT 08:00a - 05:00p KVW - 203

EN ESPANOL

Llame al: (252) 757 - 3872 o Fax resume al: (252) 321 - 4433 o Mande resume por cor

Pitt Community College Continuing Education Hispanic/Latino CoordinatorP.O. Drawer 7007Greenville, NC 27835

PCC lo esta buscando a Usted!!Pitt Community College ofrece nuevas oportunidades de trabajo para instructores de medio tiempo en las siguientes areas:

Requisitos:

Bilingue (espanol/ ingles)

Para areas tecnicas - Se necesita personal con conocimiento o experien-cias de trabajo en estas especialidades relacionadas.

Horario fl exible - fi nes de semana, noches y dias.

PCC proporciona entrenamiento para ensenar

• Mecanica de Autos• Electricidad Basica• Decoracion de pastel• Computacion• Cosmetologia• Manualidades• Cocina Internacional• Hidraulica• Internet• Arreglo de Jardines• Mantenimiento Industrial• Musica• Pintura• Soldaduria

Call: (252) 757-3872, Fax resume to (252) 321-4433 or mail resume to:

Pitt Community College Continuing Education Hispanic/Latino CoordinatorP.O. Drawer 7007 • Greenville, NC 27835

PCC is looking for you!Pitt Community College is seeking persons looking for new job opportunities as part - time instructors in the following areas:

Requirements:

Bilingual (Spanish/ English)

For Technical areas - need someone with prior “hands - on” or job related experience.

Flexible Schedule - available weekends, nights and daytime.

Pitt Community College is willing to train how to teach.

• Auto Mechanics• Basic Electricity• Cake Decorating• Computer Skills • Cosmetology• Crafts• Ethnic Cooking• Hydraulics• Internet• Landscaping• Industrial Maintenance• Music• Painting• Welding

We will train you to teach in your fi eld of expertise.


Principios y Operaciones de Soldadura (Welding Principles and Operations)Horas: 48 Este curso cubre los fundamentos de soldadura, discute las consideraciones y precauciones de seguridad al soldar. Abarca el equipamiento de soldadura al arco y al oxigeno. Describe las técnicas y símbolos de la soldadura. Trata las formas de evitar fallas al soldar. Costo $66.75/Sin costo de libro *Bilingüe – en Inglés y EspañolCall Malina Rodriguez 252-757-3872 for registration

Mecanografía Horas: 36 ¡Aprender como tipiar en una forma fácil! No mas buscar y picar con solo dos dedos. Este curso esta diseñado para introducir el uso básico del teclado del computador. Los temas incluyen la correcta posición de las manos y el uso del teclado numérico, también aprender teclas guías y teclas alfabéticas, de símbolos, puntuación y espaciado. Si usted es principiante o avanzado, puede ser benefi ciado de esta clase. Costo $65.00/Sin costo de libro

ID Dates Days Times Location36904 03/01 - 05/10 SAT 09:00a - Noon GS 110

Habilidades Avanzadas en Computación Horas: 30 Esta clase entregará un minucioso vistazo al uso y entendimiento de los siguientes software: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint y Access. Usted será capaz de desarrollar actividades en estos programas usando herramientas avanzadas para obtener un mejor resultado creando documentos, hojas de cálculos, presentaciones en diapositivas y bases de datos. Costo $60.00/Sin costo de libro


Introducción a Internet Horas: 30 Curso introductoria diseñado para quien busca aprender como usar los recursos disponibles en Internet. Los participantes aprenderán como y donde encontrar estos importantes recursos y se volverán más familiar y cómodos usando Internet. Aprender a usar el correo electrónico y agregarles documentos adjuntos a los correos electrónicos estará cubierto en este curso también. Costo $60.00/Sin costo de libro


Decoración de Pastel Horas: 36 Aprender que tan divertido puede decorar un pastel en este corto curso que abarcara todo lo fundamental. Usted aprenderá técnicas básicas de decoración, las cuales incluyen escritura, bordes, insertar objetos, etc. Introducción a los varios tipos de equipamiento, glaseados y diseños serán enseñados. Costo $65.00/más $16.95 por el costo del kit

ID Dates Days Times Location37276 01/12 - 04/05 SAT 10:00a - 01:00p Whichard 202

Introducción de Habilidades en Computación Horas: 30 Esta clase proporciona e introduce a los computadores y la computación. Los temas cubiertos incluyen aplicaciones en hardware y software. Bases de datos, gráfi cos, Internet, sistemas operativos, hojas de cálculo y procesador de texto serán presentados. El mantenimiento de un PC con software y hardware actualizados será cubierto también. Al término de la clase usted conocerá como usar y mantener su propio PC. Costo $60.00/Sin costo de libro

ID Dates Days Times Location36906 02/07 - 04/03 TTH 07:00p - 09:00p GS 11036905 02/12 - 04/01 TTH 10:00a - Noon GS 110

Spanish GED: LecturaHoras: 36 Los cursos de GED en español preparan estudiantes para tomar exámenes en redacción, estudios sociales, ciencias, lenguaje y lectura. Ofrecemos instrucción para adultos que no han terminado la secundaria, pero quiénes han aprendido de su vida y experiencias profesionales. Costo $65.00/Sin costo de libro

ID Dates Days Times Location37266 01/29 - 03/27 TTH 07:00p - 09:00p TBA37265 03/31 - 05/09 MWF 09:00p - 11:00a BEC 1

Spanish GED: Matemáticas Horas: 36 Los cursos de GED en español preparan estudiantes para tomar exámenes en matemáticas desde operaciones básicas hasta algebra y geometría. Ofrecemos instrucción para adultos que no han terminado la secundaria, pero quiénes han aprendido de su vida y experiencias profesionales. Costo $65.00/Sin costo de libro

ID Dates Days Times Location37280 01/23 - 03/26 MW 07:00p - 09:00p BEC 1

Money SmartHoras: 8 Esta clase está diseñada para ayudar a los estudiantes a entender los conceptos de la economía en la vida real y para brindarles información que les permite tomar mejores decisiones acerca de fi nanzas o compras majores. Costo Sin costo alguno

ID Dates Days Times LocationTBA 02/19 - 02/28 TTH 06:30p - 08:30p JoblinkTBA 04/19 - 04/10 TTH 06:30p - 08:30p Joblink

Principios Basicos en ComputaciónHoras: 20 Esta clase le enseñará al estudiante los conceptos básicos de cómo comenzar a usar la computadora. Está diseñada para personas con poca o nada de experiencia en computación y prepara a los estudiantes para el siguente nivel de habilidades en computación. Costo Sin costo alguno

ID Dates Days Times LocationTBA 01/15 - 02/07 TTH 06:00p - 08:30p JoblinkTBA 02/16 - 03/15 SAT 09:00p - 01:00p Joblink


Basic Skills EducationBasic Skills Education classes are tuition-free programs offered on campus and throughout Pitt County for the adult learner. For information about Basic Skills Education and/or Basic Skills Programs, including Adult Basic Education (ABE), General Educational Development (GED), Adult High School (AHS), Life Skills, Compensatory Education, English As A Second Language (ESL), and Pathways to Employment, please contact Ella Barnes at 493-7396.

New Students: Welcome to Basic Skills!Hours: 4Orientation & Assessment for New Students: ABE, GED, AHS, Life Skills.To be eligible for enrollment, potential students need to complete a Basic Skills Orientation and Assessment session. Please note that Orientation & Assessment is a required four-hour session. Registration is on a fi rst come-fi rst served basis. Orientation may be conducted at other days/times BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Students who are 16 or 17 years old are required to bring a Release Form to Orientation. If you have any questions, please contact Mary Whitehead at 493-7628 or Jean Sherrod at 493-7526. Cost Free

Date Day Time Location01/08 - 04/08 T 05:30p - 09:30p GHL11101/04 - 04/11 F 08:30a - 12:30p GHL111

Returning Students: We Miss You!Hours: VariesOrientation & Assessment for Returning Students: ABE, GED, AHS, Life Skills. If you are a former student and have missed at least one semester, you will need to contact us before reenrolling. Please contact Lori Millsap at 493-7265 to make an appointment. Cost Free

Date Day Time Location01/10 - 04/10 TH 08:30a - 12:30p GHL11101/10 - 04/10 TH 05:30p - 09:30p GHL111

ESL Orientation & Assessment: New and Returning StudentsHours: 4To be eligible for enrollment in an ESL class, new and returning students need to complete an ESL Orientation and Assessment session. Please note that Orientation & Assessment is a required four - hour session. Registration is on a fi rst come - fi rst served basis. Orientation may be conducted at other days/times BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. For additional information or questions, please contact Terry Nolte at 493-7213 or Rena Bunns-Battle at 493-7344. Cost Free

Date Day Time Location01/07 - 04/07 M 05:00p - 09:00p GS11401/04 - 04/11 F 09:00a - 01:00p GS114

Basic Skills Learning Center LabHours: VariesThe Learning Center provides adults with opportunities to improve reading, math, and writing skills, and/or prepare for the Test for General Educational Development (GED). The Center offers individualized instruction in an open lab format and provides a wealth of resources for the adult learner. For more information, please contact Belinda Grubbs at 493-7560. Cost Free

Date Day Time Location01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a-09:00p GHL20701/11 - 05/09 F 08:00a-05:00p GHL207

Achieving College Entry (ACE) LabLocated in Everett, Room 155, the ACE Lab is designed to help students review math, reading, and writing skills in preparation for the college placement testing. The lab is free and available to any individual who has a high school diploma or GED and meets TABE testing requirements. For more information, please contact Belinda Grubbs at 493-7560. Cost Free

Date Day Time Location01/07 - 02/14 (Session 1) MTWTH 01:00p - 04:00p CWE 15502/18 - 03/27 (Session 2) MTWTH 01:00p - 04:00p CWE 15503/31 - 05/08 (Session 3) MTWTH 01:00p - 04:00p CWE 155

Pathways to EmploymentHours: VariesPathways to Employment is a comprehensive program designed for the adult learner to develop workplace literacy skills and prepare students for employment. Instruction is given in three areas: Basic Skills, Human Resources Development, and Occupational Training. For more information, please contact Jean Sherrod at 493 - 7526. Cost Free

Date Day Time LocationTBA TBA TBA TBA

Future WAVESHours: VariesThe goal of Future WAVES is to provide an accessible, exciting, and productive learning environment for students 16-21 years old who need a GED. Through Future WAVES, students will have the opportunity to explore different learning techniques, learn communication skills, learn decision making skills, and build self esteem as they set and achieve educational and career goals.

Date Day Time Location01/07 - 05/09 MTWTHF 08:30a - 01:30p GHC

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General Educational Development (GED)Hours: VariesGED is a program designed to prepare adult students to take the fi ve GED tests (Mathematics, Writing, Language Arts Reading, Social Studies, Science) that lead to a high school equivalency diploma. For more information on GED classes, please contact Belinda Grubbs at 493-7560. Cost Free

Class Dates Days Times Location GED Prep 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a - 01:00p GHL218GED Prep 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a - 09:00p GHL207 (Lab)Math Prep 01/11 - 05/09 F 08:00a - 12:00p GHL218GED Prep 01/11 - 05/09 F 08:00a - 05:00p GHL207 (Lab)Skills Tutor 01/07 - 05/09 MTWTHF On-Line GHL207GED Conn. 01/07 - 05/09 MTWTHF Home Study GHL207

GED TestingHours: VariesStudents are expected to attend classes, pass a GED Practice test, and be referred by an instructor to take a GED test. A fee of $7.50 is charged; North Carolina picture identifi cation and Social Security card are required. For additional information, please contact Beverly Webster at 493-7606. Cost $7.50

Date Day Time Location01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 09:00a - 12:00p CWE 15101/07 - 05/06 MT 06:00p - 07:30p CWE 151

Adult High School (AHS)Hours: VariesAHS is a program designed for adult students who wish to earn a high school diploma by completing course credit not previously earned in a traditional high school setting. Courses not listed may be offered as independent studies. Twelve (12) hours/course/week required. For more information on GED classes or AHS classes, please contact Belinda Grubbs at 493-7560. Cost Free

Class Date Day Time LocationCivics (E/L/P) 01/14 - 03/06 MTWTH 08:15a - 11:15a GHL202Expl. the Holocaust 01/14 - 03/06 MTWTH 11:30a - 01:00p GHL202English 3 01/14 - 03/06 MTWTH 02:00p - 05:00p GHL218U.S. History 03/17 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:15a - 11:15a GHL202AHS Success 03/17 - 05/08 MTWTH 11:30a - 01:00p GHL202English 4 (Section 1) 03/17 - 05/08 MTWTH 02:00p - 05:00p GHL218English 4 (Section 2) 03/17 - 05/08 MTWTH 06:00p - 09:00p GHL218Independent Study 01/07 - 05/09 MTWTH 02:00p - 05:00p GHL218Independent Study 01/11 - 05/09 F 08:00a - 05:00p GHL218Math & Science Lab 01/07 - 05/09 MTWTH 05:00p - 09:00p GHL202

Adult Basic Education (ABE)Hours: VariesABE is a basic skills program designed to help adults (16 years of age or older) improve reading, math, writing, spelling, and language skills. For more information on day classes, please contact Belinda Grubbs at 493-7560. For more information on Evening Classes or Off Campus (Community) Classes, please contact Jean Sherrod at 493-7526. Cost Free

Main Campus:Class Dates Days Times Location BSP 2 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a - 01:00p GHL110BSP 3 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a - 01:00p GHL216BSP 4 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a - 01:00p GHL217BSP 2 01/07 - 05/08 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GHL110BSP 3 01/07 - 05/07 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GHL216BSP 3 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GHL216BSP 4 01/07 - 05/07 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GHL217BSP 4 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GHL217

Off Campus:Class Dates Days Times LocationBSP 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:30a - 02:00p 106BSP 01/10 - 05/08 TH 07:00p - 09:00p 106BSP 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:30a - 12:30p 049BSP 01/07 - 05/07 MW 05:30p - 08:30p BECBSP 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p 309BSP 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:30p - 09:00p 017BSP 01/07 - 05/08 MW 06:00p - 09:00p 334BSP 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 09:00a - Noon 308BSP 01/07 - 05/08 MW 06:00p - 09:00p 308BSP 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 08:00p 346BSP 01/07 - 05/08 MW 06:00p - 09:00p SHCBSP 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p KCC

Compensatory EducationCompensatory Education is a program that provides intellectually challenged adults with skills to become more independent and self-directed and to meet and manage community, social, work, and personal adult responsibilities. For more information on Compensatory Education classes please contact Terry Nolte at 493-7213. Cost Free

Date Day Time Location01/07 - 05/09 MTWTHF 08:45a - 03:45p TR2401/07 - 05/09 MTWTHF 08:45a - 03:45p GHL11201/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:45a - 03:45p 334

Life SkillsHours: VariesLife Skills is a program designed to teach adults practical skills such as balancing a checkbook, preparing for the written driver’s license test, improving academic skills, and improving critical thinking skills to meet the many challenges in today’s world. For more information on Life Skills classes please contact Terry Nolte at 493-7213. Cost Free

Date Day Time Location01/07 - 05/07 MW 09:30A - 11:30A CMT

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English as a Second Language (ESL)Hours: VariesESL is a program of instruction designed to help adults with limited or no English language profi ciency improve their English reading, writing, and communication skills. For more information on ESL classes, please contact Terry Nolte at 493-7213. Cost Free

Class Date Day Time LocationESL Beginning 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a - 12:00p GS114ESL Beginning 01/07 - 05/07 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GS104ESL Intermediate 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a - 12:00p GS104ESL Intermediate 01/07 - 05/07 MW 06:00p - 09:00p GS302ESL Advanced 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GS104ESL Lab 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 12:00p - 02:00p GS114ESL Lab 01/07 - 05/07 TH 06:30p - 08:30p GS114ESL Civics 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:00a - Noon GC302ESL TOEFL 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p GHL112ESL Dist. Lrng. 01/07 - 05/09 MTWTHF Video Based TBAESL Advanced 01/07 - 05/08 MTWTH 08:15a - 12:15p 354 ESL 01/08 - 05/08 TTH 06:00p - 09:00p BEC ESL 01/08 - 05/07 MW 12:30p - 02:00p 354ESL 01/05 - 05/03 SA 09:00a - 12:30p BEC

Employability SkillsHours: 96 - 115This course provides employability skills training for unemployed and underemployed adults. The curriculum framework addresses each of the six core HRD components: 1) assessment of an individual’s assets and limitations, 2) development of a positive self-concept, 3) development of employability skills, 4) development of communication skills, 5) development of problem-solving skills, and 6) awareness of the impact of information technology in the workplace. Cost FREE

Dates Days Times LocationTBA TBA TBA JBL

Employability LabHours: 96 - 115This course provides employability skills training for unemployed and underemployed adults. The curriculum framework addresses each of the six core HRD components. Instruction is designed to be self-directed, self-paced, and structured on an open-entry, open-exit basis to meet the customized needs of individuals and/or partner agencies at JobLink (One-Stop) Career Centers. Membership hours are counted on a contact hour basis. Cost FREE

Dates Days Times LocationTBA Weekdays 9:00a - 05:00p JBL

Human Resources Development (HRD)Human Resources Development (HRD) is a structured program to recruit, counsel, and train unemployed and underemployed adults. The primary objective is to help trainees orient themselves to the world of work, appreciate the effects of their behavior on others, and develop the basic academic and communication skills prerequisite to obtaining and maintaining employment. HRD offers a nontraditional entrance into the community college system without the fear of failure. If you have any questions about the HRD Program or classes, please call Glenda Joyner at 321-4551.

Introduction to Computer SkillsHours: 30 - 40This course provides employability skills training for unemployed and underemployed adults. The curriculum framework is designed to introduce computers and computer terms, develop a moderate comfort level of basic computer-use skills, introduce the Internet and develop e-mail capabilities, and develop skills in navigating the Internet and using search engines. The content of the instructional materials focuses on the following topics: using the computer to search for jobs and occupational information, compiling employment-related documents (resumes, cover letters, applications), accessing governmental and educational resources, and emphasizing the role of information technology in the world of work. Cost FREE

Dates Days Times LocationTBA TBA TBA TBA

Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) is designed to give students essential skills required for entry-level employment as law enforcement offi cers with state, county or municipal governments or with private enterprise.

This program utilizes State-commission-mandated topics and methods of instruction. 35 blocks of instruction include but are not limited to, criminal law, juvenile law, civil process, traffi c crash investigations, alcoholic beverage laws, investigative, patrol, custody and court procedures, emergency responses, ethics and community relations.

Career Opportunities Successful graduates receive a curriculum certifi cate after passing the certifi cation examinations mandated by the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission and/or the North Carolina Sheriff’s Education and Training Standard Commission.

Admission Procedures/Requirements Students must be a high school graduate. Must have a letter of sponsorship by a North Carolina Law Enforcement Agency. Must be 20 years of age. No felony convictions. No major misdemeanors. Must pass physical exam by North Carolina doctor. Admission packets can be picked up from Greenville Center Room 129 or can be requested by contacting PCC BLET at [email protected]. CJC 100Hours: 39This course covers the skills and knowledge needed for entry-level employment as a law enforcement offi cer in North Carolina. Emphasis is placed on topics and areas as defi ned by the North Carolina Administrative Code. The requirements include 9 hours of classroom time and 30 lab hours. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate competence in the topics and areas required for the state comprehensive examination. This is a certifi cate level course.

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Detention Offi cer Certifi cation CourseHours: 170This course is designed to prepare the student as an inexperienced offi cer under rules and regulations of the North Carolina Sheriff’s Commission.

The Detention Offi cer Certifi cation Course (DOCC) Curriculum is designed to prepare entry level individuals with the cognitive and physical skills needed to become certifi ed detention offi cers in North Carolina. The course is comprised of 20 separate blocks of instruction to include Suicide and Crisis Management, Legal Aspects of Supervision and Management, Fire Emergencies, and Contraband Searches. The DOCC contains practical exercises that are woven throughout the training experience.

Career OpportunitiesSuccessful graduates have one year to be employed and certifi ed, after passing the certifi cation examinations mandated by the North Carolina Sheriff’s Education and Training Standard Commission. Starting salaries range up to $33,201.00/year.

Admission Procedures/Requirements Students must be a high school graduate or GED. Must be 21 years of age. No felony convictions. No major misdemeanors. Must pass physical exam by North Carolina doctor. Admission packets can be picked up from Greenville Center Room 129 or can be requested by contacting [email protected].

Date Day Time Location01/07 MTWTHF 08:00a - 05:00p GS12206/02 MTWTHF 08:00a - 05:00p GS122

Detention In-Service - Mandated Hours, Sheriff’s StandardsLegal UpdateHours: 4Sheriff’s Training and Standards mandated In-Service training

Date Day Time Location02/04 - 02/29 Blackboard03/03 - 03/28 Blackboard04/01 - 04/30 Blackboard05/05 - 05/30 Blackboard06/02 - 06/27 Blackboard

ProfessionalismHours: 2Sheriff’s Training and Standards mandated training


Inmate MovementHours: 2Sheriff’s Training and Standards mandated training.


Mandated hours, Sheriff’s ChoiceCommunication SkillsHours: 4This course provides the offi cer with basic verbal/nonverbal strategies to more effectively communicate with ohers.

Date Day Time Location02/21 Th 08:00a - 12:00p GS12203/11 Th 08:00a - 12:00p GS12204/01 T 08:00a - 12:00p GS12204/22 T 08:00a - 12:00p GS122

OC Spray & Chemical Projector Certifi cationHours: 4This is a certifi cation course for use of OC spray.

Date Day Time Location02/21 Th 12:00p - 05:00p GS12203/11 Th 12:00p - 05:00p GS12204/01 T 12:00p - 05:00p GS12204/22 T 12:00p - 05:00p GS122

Heartsaver CPR/AED/FirstaidHours: 8This course is a recertifi cation in CPR. The offi cer learns the skills necessary in the operation of an AED and is provided the fi rst aid skills necessary as a fi rst responder.

Date Day Time Location03/06 Th 08:00a - 05:00p GS12203/25 Th 08:00a - 05:00p GS12204/15 T 08:00a - 05:00p GS12205/06 T 08:00a - 05:00p GS122

PPCT Handcuffi ng TechniquesHours: 6

Date Day Time Location02/26 T 08:00a - 03:00p Annex03/20 Th 08:00a - 03:00p Annex04/10 Th 08:00a - 03:00p Annex04/29 T 08:00a - 03:00p Annex

Taser FamiliarizationHours: 2

Date Day Time Location02/26 T 03:00p - 05:00p Annex03/20 Th 03:00p - 05:00p Annex04/10 Th 03:00p - 05:00p Annex04/29 T 03:00p - 05:00p Annex


In-Service Blackboard Courses

TB AwarenessDate Day Time Location02/04 - 02/29 Blackboard03/03 - 02/28 Blackboard04/01 - 04/30 Blackboard05/05 - 06/30 Blackboard06/02 - 06/27 Blackboard

Bloodborne PathogensDate Day Time Location02/04 - 02/29 Blackboard03/03 - 03/28 Blackboard04/01 - 04/30 Blackboard05/05 - 05/30 Blackboard06/02 - 06/27 Blackboard

Hazardous Materials CommunicationDate Day Time Location02/04 - 02/29 Blackboard03/03 - 03/28 Blackboard04/01 - 04/30 Blackboard05/05 - 05/30 Blackboard06/02 - 06/27 Blackboard

Fire ExtinguisherDate Day Time Location02/04 - 02/29 Blackboard03/03 - 03/28 Blackboard04/01 - 04/30 Blackboard05/05 - 05/30 Blackboard06/02 - 06/27 Blackboard

Restraint ChairHours: 4This course is designed to familiarize the student with the use of a restraint chair in dealing with inmates that are uncontrollable, noncompliant, and/or a danger to themselves.

Date Day Time Location02/12 T 08:00a - Noon GS12202/19 T 08:00a - Noon GS12206/10 T 08:00a - Noon GS12506/24 T 08:00a - Noon GS125

Use of Force Report WritingHours: 8This course provides information necessary to familiarize the participants with systematic methods of use of force report writing, increasing the law ennforcement offi cer’s profi ciency in concise documentation of incidents othat require written reports.

Date Day Time Location02/14 Th 08:00a - 05:00p GS12202/21 Th 08:00a - 05:00p GS12206/12 Th 08:00a - 05:00p GS12506/26 Th 08:00a - 05:00p GS125

PITT COUNTY JOBLINK• Labor Market Information• Access to Career Training• Job Matching Services• Computer Skills Upgrade• Cover Letter and Resume Assistance• WorkKeys Skills Assessment• Connector between Employers and Qualifi ed Workers

JOBLINK OFFICE (Next to Chico’s in Winterville)4054 Community Square Shopping Center, Suite J (252) 321-4534 • (252) 321-4578

Intro to BusinessHours: 3This seminar will give an overview of the various topics on which to focus when attempting to start a business. Cost $0

ID Dates Days Times Location33287 06/13 - 06/13 W 05:50p - 07:50p 118 133299 07/25 - 07/25 W 05:30p - 07:30p 118 1

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COURSE INDEX

10 Hour Construction Standards 29 CFR 1926 2210 Hour OSHA General Standards 29 CFR 1910 2230 Hour Construction Standards 29 CFR 1926 22 30 Hour OSHA General Standards 29 CFR 1910 22

A Achieving College Entry (ACE) Lab 34Adobe Photoshop Elements 5 Fundamentals 25, 27Adobe Photoshop Elements 5: Level II 25, 27Adult Basic Education (ABE) 35Adult High School (AHS) 35Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) 15Advanced Watercolor Painting 8, 29AHA CPR Healthcare Provider 14Airway & Ventilations 15ALS Skills Review 14America’s Boating Course 7, 27American Sign Language 27Anatomy of the Human Body 14Arts & Crafts 7, 27Auto Safety and OBD Emission Control Inspection 9, 16Auto Safety Inspection 9 Aviation Ground School 28Aviation: Instrument Flying 28

B B4U Sew 28Ballroom Dance: Level I 6, 28Ballroom Dance: Level II 6, 29Barber School Intermediate I Day Class 9Barber School Intermediate I Evening Class 9Basic Law Enforcement Training 36Basic Firearm Safety 27Basic Scrapbooking 7, 30Basic Skills Education 34Basic Skills Learning Center Lab 34Beginning QuickBooks 20Beginning Sewing 28Bioworks: Process Technician 11Bloodborne Pathogens 38Blueprint Reading 10Build Your Own PC! 23Business & Culture in China 6, 28, Back Cover

CCake Decorating from Scratch 29Carrying a Concealed Weapon 27Case Studies 14Chiropractic Assistant I 13Choosing the Proper Legal Form 19 for Your BusinessCJC 100 36Communication Skills 37

Compensatory Education 35Computers for the Absolute Beginner 8, 23Computing on the Cheap! 8, 23Conducting Market Research 19CPAP Review 15CPR Healthcare Provider 13Creative Writing Seminar 7, 30Customer Service 22

D Decoración de Pastel 33Decorate Your World I 29Decorate Your World II 29 Dention Offi cer Certifi cation Course 37Dention In-Service 37- Mandated Hours, Sheriff’s StandardsDesktop Publishing 24Digital Video: An Introduction 25, 30Doing Business with the Military 20Driver Improvement 26

EeBay Your Way to Success 20E-Commerce Marketing 19Effective Presentation Skills 19EKG Monitor Technician 12 Lead 13EKG Review – 12 Lead 14EKG Review – 3 Lead 13Electrical License Renewal 16Electrical Licensing Prep 10Electricidad Básica (Basic Electricity) 32Electronic Color Management 25E-Mail Marketing 19 – Creating Effective E-Mail CampaignsE-Mailing for Beginners 8, 23Employability Lab 36Employability Skills 36EMT – Basic Skills Stations 15EMT Training 13En Espanol 32Endocrinology 15English as a Second Language (ESL) 36Entrenar al entrenador para 32 instructores adjuntos *Bilingüe (Train the Trainer for Adjunct Instructors - *Bilingual)ESL Orientation & Assessment: 34 New and Returning Students

F Family Stories Workshop 7, 30Financing Your Business 17Fire Extinquisher 38Fundamental Database Design 25Future WAVES 34

G GED Testing 35General Contractors Prep 10General Educational Development (GED) 35Get Organized! 30Get to Know Your Computer 23Grant Writing 19Grow Your Business 18

HHabilidades Avanzadas en Computación 33 Habilidades de presentación 32 (Presentation Skills)Hazardous Materials Communciation 38Healthcare Careers 12Heartsaver CPR/AED/Firstaid 37Home Companion Aide 12Home Companion Aide (Spanish) 12How to Get the Loan You Need 19How to use Windows XP 24Human Resource Challenges and Compliance 20Human Resources Development (HRD) 36

I Improve Workplace Safety 22Improve Your Job Skills 34Industrial Safety 22Inmate Movement 37In-Service Blackboard Course 38Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People 29Insurance Agent 16 – 18223 “Health Reimbursement Account” Continuing EducationInsurance Agent 17 – 18225 “Workers Compensation” Continuing EducationInsurance Agent 10 – Life & Health Pre-licensing 54600

Insurance Agent 10 – North Carolina Medicare Supplement/Long Term Care 54625Insurance Agent 10 – Property & Liability Adjusters Pre-licensing 54850Insurance Agent 10 – Property & Liability Pre-licensing 54800Insurance Agent 16 – 18220 “Family Medical Leave Act” Continuing Education Insurance Agent 17 – 18221 “North Carolina Rate Bureau” Continuing Education


COURSE INDEX

Insurance Agent 16 – 18222 “Section 125” Continuing EducationInsurance Agent 17 – 18224 “Flood Insurance Since Katrina” Continuing EducationIntroducción a Internet 33Introducción de Habilidades en Computación 33 Introduction to Computer Skills 36Introduction to Digital Photography 9, 25, 30Introduction to The Internet 25Inventory Control for Retailers 21Invest in Leadership 21

J Jewelry Design I 11Jewelry Design II 11Just for Fun! 27

L Learn Google Apps 26Learn to Shag! 7, 29Legal Updates 37Life Skills 35Lifting, Moving, Handling and 14 Packaging of PatientsListening & Confl ict Resolution 21

MMath / Reading Test 15Mecanografía 33Mechanical Licensing Prep 10Medical / Legal Considerations 15Medication Aide 12Merchandising for Small Business Retailers 21Metal Art Work 28Money Smart 33Motorcycle Safety Foundation: 26 Basic Rider’s CourseMS Access: Fundamentals 26MS Excel: Fundamentals 24MS Excel: Intermediate 24MS Word: Fundamentals 24MS Word: Intermediate 24

N NC Building Codes 10New Horizons Band 6New Students: Welcome to Basic Skills! 34Notary Public 16Nursing Assistant I 12Nursing Assistant I Refresher 12Nursing Assistant II 12Nursing Assistant II (Fast Track) 12

O OB/GYN 14OC Spray & Chemical Projector Certifi cation 37Offi ce Confl ict Resolution 20 Open Offi ce 2.0: Fundamentals 24Outdoor Recreation & Sports 27 P Pathways to Employment 34Patient Assessment 15PCC Symphony Orchestra 7, 29PCSCC/PCC Driver Improvement 26PCSCC/PCC Mejoramiento de 26, 32 Habilidades de ManejoPharmacy Technician I 11Pharmacy Technician II 11Phlebotomy (National Certifi cation) 13Planning Perfect Personal Events 11Plumbing License Prep 10PPCT Handcuffi ng Techniques 37Pricing Products 19Principios Basicos en Computación 33Principios y Operaciones de Soldadura 33 (Welding Principles and Operations)Professional Continuing Education 17Professionalism 37

Q Quick Books Pro 20

R Real Estate 30-Hour Post-Licensing 16 Special TopicsReal Estate Broker 24-Hour Transition Course 16Real Estate Brokers Pre-Licensing 9Real Estate Math 9Real Estate Residential Appraisal 10Respiratory Emergencies 14Restraint Chair 38Retail Sales Improvement 20Retirement Living 6Returning Students: We Miss You! 34

S Sales Made Easy 19SBA Community Express Loan Program 17Secrets to a more Realistic Landscape 8, 30Secrets to a more Realistic Painting 8, 30Seniors – Enjoy Your Prime Time! 6Sewing Machine Mastery 28Singing, Swinging Seniors 6Small Business Insurance Issues 19Software Maintenance & Security 23

Spanish GED: Lectura 33Spanish GED: Matemáticas 33Spanish: Beginning Conversation I 31Spanish: Beginning Conversation II 31Spring Technology Series 8, 31Start a New Career – Fast! 9Starting Your Own Business 7, 17Surgical Airway 13

T Taking an Online Class 9, 23TB Awareness 38TazerFamiliarization 37Tax Requirements Every Small Business 20 Owner Should KnowTeam Dynamics 21Technical Scope of Practice 14The Art of Building and Maintaining a 20 Successful NetworkThe Practical Leader 21Time Management 21Train the Trainer for Adjunct Instructors 11 – *Bilingual

UUnderstanding Your Financials 20Use of Force Report Writing 38

W Watercolor Basics 8, 29Web 2.0 & You 24Wedding Planning 11Writing a Marketing Plan for Small Business 19Writing a Successful Business Plan 17


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BUSINESS COURSES

Accounting FundamentalsGain a marketable new skill by learning thebasics of double-entry bookkeeping,financial reporting, and more.

Administrative Assistant FundamentalsPrepare to take advantage of the many newjob opportunities in health care, legalservices, and other industries.

Managing Customer ServiceBecome indispensable to any organizationby understanding how to identify and meetcustomer needs.

Professional Sales SkillsDiscover how to begin a successful andrewarding career in sales.

Principles of Sales ManagementMaster the art of managing sales teams froma sales pro.

Successful Construction Business Management

Gain a powerful and permanent advantageover the competition by practicing expertmanagement.

Introduction to QuickBooksLearn how to quickly and efficiently gaincontrol over the financial aspects of yourbusiness.

Distribution and Logistics ManagementImprove your company’s ability to deliveron time and on budget, while increasingcustomer satisfaction.

Introduction to Business AnalysisMaster powerful techniques to improve yourdecision-making skills at work.

Real Estate LawLearn the basics of real estate law, includinginvesting, title searching, and mortgages.

“This class was everything I hoped and more,not only have I gained knowledge I can use forthe rest of my life but it also helped me topursue a career in law. Thanks!!!”

Mastery of Business FundamentalsAcquire practical experience in strategicplanning, management, and finance withoutenrolling in an MBA program.

BUSINESS COURSES

Project Management FundamentalsGain the skills you’ll need to succeed in thefast-growing field of project management.

“The online format was great! The course wascomprehensive, educational, and met my needto learn more about project management. I amjust starting out in a management position andthe skills I learned will be very helpful.”

PMP Certification Prep 1Prepare to take–and pass–the PMPcertification exam. Course 1 of 2.

Understanding the Human Resources Function

Learn to handle human resource functions toensure the best possible results.

Employment Law FundamentalsLearn the basics of employment law so youcan legally hire, evaluate, and manageemployees.

Total Quality FundamentalsGive yourself a strong foundation in totalquality management.

Fundamentals of Supervision and Management

Learn the people skills required to motivateand delegate, and learn tools for solvingproblems and resolving conflicts.

“Having just been promoted to FieldSupervisor, I found this course extremelyhelpful and was able to use many of the thingsI learned even before completing it. I highlyrecommend this course to anyone workingtoward management and also as a refresher to those already in management.”

High Speed Project ManagementLearn to deal with the realities of managingprojects at supersonic speeds despitetruncated timelines, inadequate staffing, andskimpy budgets

“Great course! The instructor providedvaluable insight and personal real lifeexamples that you won't find in a book. Ithoroughly enjoyed the materials and plan toapply them in my career.”

Purchasing FundamentalsImprove your company’s bottom line bymastering the fundamentals of purchasing.

START YOUR OWN BUSINESS

Learn to Buy and Sell on eBayAuction pros teach you how to work fromhome or earn extra income by buying andselling goods online.

Marketing Your Business on theInternet

E-commerce expert helps you develop an Internet marketing plan for yourbusiness.

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Start Your Own eBay Drop Off StoreTurn people's unwanted items into alucrative source of income by starting aneBay drop off store.

Secrets of the CatererLearn cooking and business secrets from a professional caterer.

Wow, What a Great Event!Looking for a fun new career coordinatingspecial events? Learn proven techniquesfrom a master event planner.

Growing Plants for Fun and ProfitAn industry professional teaches youeverything you need to prosper in thebackyard nursery business.

Publish It Yourself: How to Start andOperate Your Own Publishing Business

Convert manuscripts into income byproducing and selling books like the pros.

Starting a Consulting PracticeFind out how you can earn income bysharing your training or knowledge with others.

Start and Operate Your Own Home-Based Business

An experienced entrepreneur teaches you how to develop the motivation,discipline, and creativity to quit your job and be your own boss.

Creating a Successful Business PlanTurn your business ideas into a solid planfor financing and long-term success.

Business and Marketing WritingWrite great marketing copy to improve yourcompany’s image and your chances ofgetting hired or promoted.

>Instructor-Facilitated Online LearningEvery course on this page includes an expert instructor. All can be taken from the convenience of your home or office.

Several new courses launch every month! Visit ed2go.com/pittcc to learn more.


GRANT WRITING/NONPROFITS

Creating Your Own NonprofitIndustry veteran shows you how to take anonprofit business from vision to reality.

Introduction to Nonprofit ManagementDevelop the skills and strategies you need tobecome an integral part of one of the fastestgrowing service sectors.

Marketing Your NonprofitFurther the ideals and goals of yournonprofit by learning to compete moreeffectively for members, media attention,donors, clients, and volunteers.

Get Grants!Learn how to develop successful, fundablegrants from experts in the field.

A to Z GrantwritingLearn how to research and developrelationships with potential funding sources,organize grantwriting campaigns, andprepare proposals.

Writing Effective Grant ProposalsLearn to prepare grant proposals that getsolid results for your favorite organizationor charity.

Advanced Grant Proposal WritingGain a full understanding of the criteriafunders use to determine whether your grantproposal gets funded or rejected.

Becoming a Grant Writing ConsultantIncrease your income while working fromhome by starting a grant writing consultingbusiness.

CAREER IDEAS

Become a Veterinary AssistantPracticing veterinarian prepares you to workin a veterinary office or hospital.

“Great course. For me personally, I am usingthis course as "information gathering" prior toenrolling in a College Veterinary Techniciancourse. I feel that I will be better off when Istart my Vet Tech course as a result of takingthis, and other, on-line Veterinary courses.Thank you so much for providing thisinformation!!”

Real Estate InvestingBuild and protect your wealth by investingin real estate.

Get Paid to TravelLearn everything you need to start your newand exciting career as a professional tourdirector.

Fundamentals of Technical WritingLearn the skills you need to succeed in thewell-paying field of technical writing.

Introduction to Criminal LawAn in-depth look at criminal law and thereal world of prosecutors, defense attorneys,and the paralegals who work closely withthem.

Legal Nurse ConsultingBegin a new career by helping attorneysunderstand and resolve medical cases andclaims.

Paralegal Preparation 1Prepare for a career as a paralegal bylearning terminology, processes, and otherbasics (course 1 of 6).

Introduction to the Game IndustryLeading game designer prepares you for acareer in game development, design, andproduction.

Theme Park EngineeringGet a behind-the-scenes look at yourfavorite parks from the person whoengineers their top attractions.

Publish It Yourself: How to Start andOperate Your Own Publishing Business

Convert manuscripts into income byproducing and selling books like the pros.

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Listen to Your Heart, and Success Will Follow

Design a life that makes you happy bylearning how you can use work to expressyourself and share your interests and talents.

Grammar RefresherGain confidence in your ability to produceclean, grammatically correct documents andspeeches.

Twelve Steps to a Successful JobSearch

World-renowned author and career advisorshows you how to get the job you wantquickly and easily and in any economy.

Individual Excellence: Secrets of Career Success

Master 12 career-enhancing skills includinggoal setting, time management, personalorganization, and creativity.

LeadershipGain the respect and admiration of others,exert more control over your destiny, andenjoy success in your professional andpersonal life.

“The instrustor did a great job choosing whatto cover. The material was well presented andtouched on many interesting topics. I definitelyrecommend this course not only to those whoare shy, but to anyone who would like pointersin improving him or herself.”

Computer Skills for the WorkplaceGain a working knowledge of the computerskills you’ll need to succeed in today’s jobmarket.

“Taking this course was great for me. I feel somuch better about myself now and feel I reallyhave something to offer an employer. I am soglad I made the decision to take the class andimprove myself. Dave was a great instructorand I always looked forward to his comments.”

Merrill Ream Speed ReadingAcclaimed speed reading expert teaches youhow to save yourself time by reading fasterwith better comprehension.


Gain ValuableComputer Skills

for the Workplacefrom the comfort

of your home!

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

Get Assertive!Find out how you can stop others fromintimidating you or treating you poorly.

“This course has changed my life!!!!!!!! I havelearned how to become the person that alwayslived inside me but was afraid to come out.Since starting this course I have landed the jobI wanted and my personal interactions haveimproved greatly. Thank you, for leading medown a new path to all that I desire.”

Goodbye to ShyBecome more confident in social,professional, and romantic situations.

Get Funny!Use humor to disarm, befriend, motivate,inspire, and inform others.

Achieving Success with Difficult PeopleLearn how to have more successfulrelationships with difficult bosses, co-workers, students, neighbors, or relatives.

Each ed2go course comesequipped with a patient and

caring instructor.

The Magic of HypnosisLearn to use hypnotic suggestion onyourself and others with amazing results.

Keys to Effective CommunicationLost for words? Don’t be! Learn to buildrapport, trust, warmth, and respect throughconversation.

Handling Medical EmergenciesEvery second counts during a medicalemergency. Learn how to respond ifsomeone needs your help.

“I loved this course so much that I went outand took a CPR course as suggested by theinstructor. Thanks for the assistance.”

Outdoor Survival TechniquesLearn the essential skills you will need tosurvive in a remote or stranded condition.

TEST PREP

GED PreparationWant to pass the GED? This course willhelp you develop the skills you’ll need tosucceed.

Prepare for the GED Language Arts,Writing Test

Prepare for the GED test on language artsand writing.

Prepare for the GED Math TestMaster the skills you’ll need to pass Test 5in the GED test series.

SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 1Get your best possible score on the verbaland reasoning sections of the new SATexam.

SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 2Do your best on the quantitative section ofthe new SAT.

GMAT PreparationDiscover powerful test-taking techniquesand methods for improving your score onthe GMAT.

GRE Preparation - Part 1Discover powerful strategies for success inthe verbal and analytical sections of theGRE.

GRE Preparation - Part 2Learn a variety of useful techniques fortackling the math section of the GRE.

“I appreciated this course. I feel much moreconfident going into the GRE exam after takingit. I would certainly recommend this course toothers, and I am grateful for your services.”

LSAT Preparation - Part 1Learn about law school entrance procedures,develop analytical reasoning skills, andimprove your test-taking skills.

LSAT Preparation - Part 2Improve your logical reasoning and readingcomprehension skills; discover provenapproaches for selecting correct examanswers.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Discover Digital PhotographyAn informative introduction to thefascinating world of digital photographyequipment.

_NEW COURSE!_

Photoshop Elements I and II are now available!

Master the most advanced features ofPhotoshop Elements for Windows and takeyour photo editing skills to the next level!

Making Movies with Windows XPTurn your home videos into entertainingmovies that you can share with others by e-mail, the Web, CD, and DVD.

Photographing People With Your Digital Camera

Expert shows you how to take beautifulpictures of adults, children, and babies.


No More Film!

Go Digital.ed2go courses will guide you through the world ofDigital Photography!• Discover the possibilities• Learn to use photograph

enhancement tools• Explore new tricks and strategies• Receive expert advice on taking

better photographs

Visit our site to learn more.




ENTERTAINMENT

Marketing Tools for ActorsA working casting director teaches effectivestrategies to secure film and television work.

Music Made EasyLearn the fundamentals of music theory. Beable to read, write, and play simple music.

Drawing for the Absolute BeginnerGain a solid foundation in drawing andbecome the artist you’ve always dreamedyou could be!

FAMILY & FRIENDS

Luscious, Low-Fat, Lightning-Quick Meals

Discover how easy it can be to preparemeals that are both delicious and nutritious!

Wine Appreciation for BeginnersMaster and enjoy the secrets of fine wine.

Genealogy BasicsBegin an exciting and fascinatingexploration of your roots.

Assisting Aging ParentsBe prepared to handle the challenges ofaging while learning to cherish thetransition.

Ready, Set, Read!A learning specialist shows you how to raisea successful reader and writer.

Enhancing Language Development in Childhood

Enrich the lives of your children by helpingthem become proficient speakers andthinkers.

Understanding AdolescentsUnlock the secrets of the adolescent mind toimprove relations.

Get Paid to TravelLearn everything you need to start your newand exciting career as a professional tourdirector.

LANGUAGES

Speed Spanish III and III are now available!

Learn six easy recipes to glue Spanishwords together into sentences, and you’ll bespeaking Spanish in no time.

_NEW COURSE!_

Instant ItalianLearn Italian from the comfort of your homein this fun and enjoyable online course.

Beginning Conversational FrenchDiscover how easy it can be to learncommon words and phrases for both leisureand business.

Beginning Braille TranscriptionPrepare for a rewarding career as atranscriber by learning to write and read thelanguage of the blind.

Grammar for ESLIf English is your second language, thiscourse will teach you the principles you’llneed to succeed.

Writing for ESLLearn how to write in English moreeffectively to succeed in college and atwork.

ART, HISTORY, MATH, & MORE

Enjoying European Art OnlineAn introduction to the most important worksof European art, with a wealth ofcommentary and interesting historicalinformation.

_NEW COURSE!_

Teaching Science: Grades 4-6Increase your effectiveness as a scienceteacher for children in fourth through sixthgrades.

Everyday MathGain confidence in your basic math skills and start using math to youradvantage.

Introduction to AlgebraUnderstand how algebra is relevant toalmost every aspect of your daily life, andbecome skilled at solving a variety ofalgebraic problems.

LAW & LEGAL CAREERS

Introduction to Criminal Law2 courses available!

An in-depth look at criminal law and thereal world of prosecutors, defense attorneys,and paralegals.

Evidence LawPrepare for a career as a law clerk or legalsecretary by learning how to help busyattorneys gather and evaluate evidence andprepare for trial.

Winning Strategy for the CourtroomLearn what it takes to win in civil courtfrom an attorney who has won hundreds of cases.

Constitutional Law: Bill of RightsUnderstand the challenges facing themaintenance of guaranteed freedoms in themodern world.

Legal Nurse ConsultingIf you’re a nurse, this course will help youprepare for a new career helping attorneysunderstand and resolve medical cases andclaims.

Employment Law FundamentalsLearn the basics of employment law so youcan legally hire, evaluate, and manageemployees.

Workers’ Compensation Gain essential skills and a solidunderstanding of one of the fastest-growingareas in law.

Paralegal Preparation 1Prepare for a career as a paralegal bylearning terminology, processes, and otherbasics (course 1 of 6).

LSAT Preparation - Part 1Course 1 of 2

Learn about law school entrance proceduresand improve your test-taking skills.




PERSONAL FINANCE

Real Estate InvestingBuild and protect your wealth by investingin real estate.

Debt Elimination Techniques That WorkLearn specific, powerful, and provenstrategies to get completely out of debt andlive a stress-free lifestyle.

Where Does All My Money Go?Learn how to get control of your moneyonce and for all.

Listen to Your Heart, and Success Will Follow

Find meaning through work.

Convenient,Affordable,

and Effective.Take ed2go courses from the comfort of your

home or office at the times that are mostconvenient for you.

Personal FinanceProtect your assets and discover how best toachieve all your financial goals.

Stocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My!

Make wise investment decisions so youhave enough to live comfortably throughyour retirement.

The Analysis and Valuation of StocksDiscover valuable techniques that show youstep-by-step how to research and valuestocks.

Introduction to Stock OptionsLearn how stock options can help you profit in any type of market.

Building WealthCertified financial planner shows you howmost wealthy people build their fortunes.

Introduction to Microsoft ExcelWork with numbers? You need to knowExcel. Learn the secrets of this powerfulapplication.

HEALTH CARE

Medical Terminology: A Word Association ApproachPrepare for a career in the health servicesindustry by learning medical terminology ina memorable and enjoyable fashion.

Human Anatomy and PhysiologyLearn how our organ systems work togetherto allow us to process sensations, think,communicate, grow, move, and reproduce.

Become a Veterinary AssistantPracticing veterinarian prepares you to workin a veterinary office or hospital.

Become a Veterinary Assistant II:Canine Reproduction

Manage the entire canine breeding cycle,from assessing the health of parents topuppy care.

Become a Veterinary Assistant III:Practical Skills

Learn the practical skills you’ll need to be a valuable veterinary assistant oreducated pet owner.

HEALTH CARE

Handling Medical Emergencies Every second counts during a medicalemergency. Learn how to respond ifsomeone needs your help.

Legal Nurse Consulting Begin a new career by helping attorneysunderstand and resolve medical cases andclaims.

Certificate in End of Life Care(26 contact hours) Understand the needs ofindividuals living with debilitating orterminal illnesses.

Certificate in Gerontology(30 contact hours) Earn a certificate provingyou have the skills required to meet thehealth care needs of a rapidly agingpopulation. $189

Introduction to Natural Health andHealing

Learn how to promote wellness, balance,and health in all aspects of your daily life


Online CoursesFor Becoming

Veterinary Assistants

Online CoursesFor Becoming

Veterinary Assistants

Learn More...• Expert Instructors • 24-Hour Access • Online Discussion Areas • 6 Weeks of Instruction

New course sessionsbegin on the thirdWednesday of eachmonth. Please visit ourOnline Instructioon Centerto see exact start datesfor the courses thatinterest you.

• Become a Veterinary Assistant• Become a Veterinary Assistant II:

Canine Reproduction• Become a Veterinary Assistant III:

Practical Skills

Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun,convenient, and highly interactive. Our instructors are famous fortheir ability to create warm and supportive communities of learners.It's no wonder that many long-lasting friendships have formed in ourlively discussion areas.

All courses run for six weeks (with a two-week grace period at theend). Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes,hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links, andmore. You can complete any course entirely from your home oroffice. Any time of the day or night.

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TEACHING

Solving Classroom Discipline ProblemsVeteran teacher reveals the secrets to anorderly classroom. A step-by-step approachto effective, positive discipline.

_NEW COURSE!_

Survival Kit for New TeachersVeteran instructor shares the secrets forsuccess in your first years of teaching.

Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom

Improve your ability to teach diverselearners with real-world examples fromelementary, middle, and high schoolclassrooms.

Big Ideas in Little BooksIncrease student performance and earn extraincome by converting your ideas forinstructional aids into reality.

The Classroom ComputerLearn how to use the classroom computer toincrease learning and motivate students.

Using the Internet in the ClassroomDiscover how you can use the Internet tomake teaching easier for you and morerelevant to your students.

Microsoft PowerPoint in the ClassroomMotivate your students and enrich yourlessons by bringing PowerPoint into yourclassroom.

The Creative ClassroomEnrich your teaching talents and encourageyour students’ creative thinking as you learnto turn your classroom into a creativeclassroom.

Integrating Technology in the K-5Classroom

Take your teaching to another level withthese fun new ways to incorporatetechnology into your lesson plans.

Microsoft Word in the ClassroomHarness the power of the most popular wordprocessing program on the market andbecome a more productive and creativeteacher.

Ready, Set, Read!Learning specialist shows you how todevelop successful readers and writers.

TEACHING

Microsoft Excel in the ClassroomDiscover how Excel can help you improveyour effectiveness as a teacher.

WRITING

Writeriffic: Creativity Training for Writers

Banish writer’s block forever with thesetricks from the published writer’s toolbox.


Grammar RefresherGain confidence in your ability to produceclean, grammatically correct documents andspeeches.

The Keys to Effective EditingIf you aspire to be an editor, this course willteach you the fundamentals of top-notchediting for both fiction and nonfiction.

Introduction to JournalingDiscover how journaling can help youexplore your dreams, values, and beliefs,survive unwanted change, succeed in yourcareer, and express your creativity.

Pleasures of PoetryThis course will help you create your bestpossible work, whether you’re looking to bepublished or simply wish to craft beautifulpoems for friends.

Beginner’s Guide to Getting PublishedPublished writer shows you how to giveyourself the credibility you need to get yourworks published.

_NEW COURSE!_

Romance Writing SecretsLearn how to write and sell romance novelsfrom a veteran romance author.

Write Your Life StoryGive your family and friends aninspirational autobiography.

Write Fiction Like a ProAuthor teaches you how professional writersuse story outlines to structure any type ofstory.

WRITING

The Craft of Magazine WritingIf you’re a determined new writer, this classwill provide you with the skills you need toget published.

_NEW COURSE!_

Advanced Fiction WritingExplore advanced fiction writing techniqueswith a published novelist.

Research Methods for WritersLearn the most efficient and effectivemethods to conduct research for any writingproject.

Fundamentals of Technical WritingLearn the skills you need to succeed in thewell-paying field of technical writing.

Creating a Sense of PlaceDevelop your eye for detail and improveyour writing with vivid descriptions,memorable settings, and believablecharacters.

Forensic Science For WriterLearn the secrets behind forensic scienceand add new characters, depth, andmarketability to your fiction.

Effective Business WritingDevelop powerful written documents thatdraw readers in and keep them motivated tocontinue to the end.

Mystery WritingUsing vivid examples from bestsellingmystery novels, this course will teach youthe techniques you need to become asuccessful author.

Writing for ChildrenPublished children’s author shows you howto touch the hearts of children by creatingbooks for them.

Travel WritingProfit from your experiences in exotic lands(or your own backyard) by learning how towrite and sell travel articles and books.

Beginning Writer’s WorkshopGet a taste of the writer’s life and improveyour writing skills in this introduction towriting creatively.



BASIC COMPUTER LITERACY

KeyboardingUse the computer program FasType forWindows to learn the basic skills of touch-typing.

_NEW COURSE!_

Introduction to Windows Vista Learn the important basic skills andconcepts you need to take control of yourWindows Vista PC.

Introduction to the InternetMaster the ins and outs of the Internet withthis informative behind-the-scenes look.

“This was my first class online and I enjoyed itvery much. It’s so great being able to do this atmy own pace instead of going to a three hourclass at night after working all day.”

Introduction to Windows XPLearn how Windows XP makes it easy towork with text, pictures, audio, video, andmore.

Introduction to Linux Learn how to use the Linux desktopoperating system along with the includedproductivity, multimedia, and Internetsoftware.

101 Tips and Tricks for the iMac andMacintosh

Experienced instructor shows you how tobecome a more productive Mac user.

Computer Skills for the Workplace Gain a working knowledge of the computerskills you’ll need to succeed in today’s job market.

Introduction to PC SecurityWhat you don’t know can really hurt you. Learn what you can do to protectyourself.

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Introduction to Microsoft Word Learn how to create and modify documentswith the world’s most popular wordprocessor.

Intermediate Microsoft Word Take advantage of Word’s publishingcapabilities to create eye-catchingdocuments.

Advanced Microsoft Word Learn how to create and use macros,shortcuts, form letters, mailing labels,queries, and more.

Introduction to Microsoft Access Store, locate, print, and automate access toall types of information.

Intermediate Microsoft Access Learn to solve real-world business problemswith Access.

Introduction to Microsoft Excel Discover the secrets to setting up fullyformatted worksheets quickly andefficiently.

Intermediate Microsoft Excel Work faster and more productively withExcel’s most powerful tools.

Advanced Microsoft ExcelIncrease your potential and maximize yourvalue by becoming an expert MicrosoftExcel user.

Introduction to PowerPoint Build impressive slide presentations filledwith text, images, video, audio, charts, andmore.

Introduction to Microsoft Publisher Create brochures, newsletters, and Web siteswith ease.

Introduction to Microsoft Outlook Communicate and manage informationbetter and faster.

Introduction to Microsoft Project Use the ultimate project planning andcontrol tool to its fullest.

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Introduction to OracleLearn how to use the Oracle databasemanagement system to plan, organize, andmanage your data.

_NEW COURSE!_

Introduction to Microsoft Visio 2003Learn how to design professional-lookingdiagrams with Microsoft Visio 2003.

Introduction to QuickBooksLearn how to quickly and efficiently gaincontrol over the financial aspects of yourbusiness.

Performing Payroll in QuickBooksDiscover the secrets of effortlessly settingup and processing your payroll.

QuickBooks for ContractorsHarness the power of QuickBooks PremierContractor Edition for increased success.

“This class was the answers to my prayers. Ihave never used an accounting software beforeand this gave me a lot of useful knowledge onhow to set up my company as well as all of theuseful reports I will be able to utilize.”

Introduction to PhotoshopLearn the basics of using Adobe Photoshopto create images and edit photos.

Design Projects for Adobe IllustratorLearn the basics of Adobe Illustrator withdesign projects that let you practice as youlearn.

Intermediate Photoshop CS2Learn the secrets of professional imageediting from a 2006 nominee to thePhotoshop Hall of Fame.

Introduction to CorelDrawLearn how CorelDRAW can help you createdazzling logos and other artwork for print orthe Web.

Introduction to DreamweaverSilicon Alley veteran shows you how toharness the power of the industry standardtool for Web designers.


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of your home!




WEB PROGRAMMING

Introduction to Java ProgrammingAn experienced Java programmer introducesimportant Java topics with clear, step-by-step instructions.

_NEW COURSE!_

Introduction to CSS and XHTMLLearn to create state-of-the-art Web sitesusing modern CSS and XHTML techniques.

“Wow! I am extremely pleased at the deliveryof the course for such a complex subject. Thewriting style of the lessons were so clear andeasy to understand. More importantly, allquestions were answered immediately. Theinstructor was extremely helpful and provideddetailed answers to all questions asked.”

Introduction to JSP ProgrammingBecome proficient in the programminglanguage that powers many of today’s topWeb sites.

Introduction to Perl ProgrammingLearn a programming skill that will makeyou a more valuable Web developer orsystem administrator.

Creating User RequirementsDocuments

Learn to discover and document preciselywhat your customer wants and help ensureyour success as a developer.

High-Speed Project Management Discover a breakthrough model formanaging truncated timelines, short-staffedproject teams, skimpy budgets, and cripplingrisks.

Introduction to ASP.NETLearn how to create powerful, interactive,community-based Web sites with ASP.NET.

_NEW COURSE!_

Introduction to PHP and MySQLLearn how to create dynamic, interactiveWeb sites using PHP and a MySQL databaseserver.

“When I enrolled in this course, I'd justreceived a refund from another school for aPHP course that fell sharply below myexpectations in examples and hands-onapplication. I could hardly believe this courseoffered so much, but I'm now convinced I goteverything the course said I would andmore…”

WEB DESIGN

Creating Web PagesLearn the basics of HTML so you candesign, create, and post your very own siteon the Web.

Creating Web Pages IILearn to develop polished and interactivepages complete with tables, forms, frames,audio, and CSS.

Introduction to DreamweaverSilicon Alley veteran shows you how toharness the power of the industry standardtool for Web designers.

Convenient,Affordable,

and Effective.Take ed2go courses from the comfort

of your home or office at the times thatare most convenient for you.

Introduction to Microsoft FrontPage Find out how FrontPage makes it easy tocreate and upload professional Web siteswithout programming.

Designing Effective WebsitesLearn powerful graphic design techniquesand build Web sites that are both attractiveand wickedly effective.

Achieving Top Search Engine PositionsLearn proven, step-by-step strategies toachieve the highest possible position withthe major search engines.

_NEW COURSE!_

Creating Web Graphics with Photoshop CS3

Learn how to use Photoshop to creategraphics for the Web.

Introduction to FlashLearn how to create exciting interactiveanimations from a working Flash designerand author.

Drawing for the Absolute BeginnerGain a solid foundation in drawing andbecome the artist you’ve always dreamedyou could be!

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

Introduction to C++ Programming Learn to program in C++, even if you haveno prior programming experience!

Introduction to C# ProgrammingLearn the fundamentals of computerprogramming with the new C# programminglanguage.

Intermediate C# ProgrammingLearn to write Graphical User Interfaceprograms in the C# Programming Language.

_NEW COURSE!_

Intermediate Visual Basic 2005Discover how to write VB programs thatcan access and modify a database.

Introduction to Visual Basic .NETExperienced programmer and teacher showsyou how to create Windows applicationsusing Visual Basic .NET.

_NEW COURSE!_

Introduction to Alice 2.0 ProgrammingLearn the principles of object-orientedcomputer programming while creating rich,interactive three-dimensional worlds filledwith characters, sound, and other excitingelements.

Introduction to SQLGain a solid working knowledge of the mostpowerful and widely used databaseprogramming language.

Introduction to Database DevelopmentAn experienced professional guides youthrough a structured approach to databasedesign and development.

Introduction to Perl ProgrammingLearn a programming skill that will makeyou a more valuable Web developer orsystem administrator.

Introduction to the Game IndustryLeading game designer prepares you for acareer in game development, design, andproduction.





ToolBox Tuesday Schedule FREE SEMINARS

Tuesday Feb. 4 Tax Requirements for Small Businesses Tuesday Feb. 12 Creating Your ideal NetworkTuesday Feb. 19 Small Business InsuranceTuesday Feb. 26 SBA Community Express LoansTuesday Mar. 4 Doing Business with the MilitaryTuesday Mar. 11 E-Commerce MarketingTuesday Mar. 18 Human Resource ChallengesTuesday Mar. 25 e-Bay Your Way to SuccessTuesday Apr. 1 E-mail MarketingTuesday Apr. 8 Choosing a Legal Entity for Your BusinessTuesday Apr. 22 Office Conflict ResolutionTuesday Apr. 29 Sales Made Easy!Tuesday May 6 Effective Presentation SkillsTuesday May 13 Conducting Market Research

These seminars will be taught at the PCC Greenville Center located at 3107 S. Memorial Drive in Greenville from 6-9 pm.

Pre-Registration is Required for all Seminars

In addition to our classroom training, the Small Business Center also offers free counseling for existing businesses and start-ups. We would enjoy having a confidential conversation about your business, and how we can help you to become more successful. To schedule an appointment contact

Jim at 493-7541 or Gail at 493-7625.


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A Primary role of the North Carolina Community College and

their Customized Training and Development Services is to help

businesses and industries maintain their competitive edge in the

market place.

A special training program for North Carolina’s traditional industries

serving primarily manufacturing clients, this program uses

individualized needs assessments and consultations to design

and implement targeted, customized training. Organizations that

need to upgrade their associates skills because of technological or

process advances will benefi t greatly from this program.

Customized Training includes:

Customized Training and DevelopmentServing The Special Needs of Existing Pitt County Industry

Technical Training

• Basic Electrical

• Advanced Electrical

• Hydraulics

• Pneumatics

• Blueprint Reading

Safety Training

• Orientations

• Haz Woper

• General OSHA Standards

• Industrial Forklift

Not a “cookie cutter” approach to training programs,

since no two companies are the same.

For additional Information on Customized Training for your company, contact Lynn at 493-7215.

Business & Culture in ChinaHours: 14If you plan on attending the trip to China, the Business and Culture in China class comes at no cost. Cost is $60


MAY08If you currently do business in China or are considering it for the future, a fluent

knowledge of Chinese business culture is essential to your success. Discover Chinese

business practices. Learn about Chinese schools of thought and about the conduct

expected in personal interactions, meetings and banquets. Practice interpersonal

communication techniques you can use to work more efficiently and communicate more

effectively with suppliers, clients and colleagues. Experience a Chinese banquet, from the

reception of guests to the farewell protocols, as you enjoy an eight course meal.

This class is being taught in conjunction with our PCC Abroad program “Business in

China”. This 13-day program, along with visits to important sites such as the Great Wall,

Forbidden City, the Terra Cotta Warriors and other historical and cultural sites. Take a

closer look at business and economic development in China with visits to companies in

China’s first Special Economic Zone in Shenzhen.

The program is open to anyone who is 18 years and older at time of departure.

For applications, itineraries, or more information, please contact PCC Abroad

Directors Darlene Smith-Worthington (252-493-7429, PCC’s Reddrick

Building 132) and Jane Keller (252-758-4419).

BUSINESS IN CHINA13-Day Program Includes:

• 4daysinBeijing

• 2daysinXi’an

• 2daysinShanghai

• 1dayinShenzhen

• 2daysinHongKong