Adult Education Brochure Fall and Winter 2014-15

2014-15FALL & WINTERADULT EDUCATION

Center For Adult and Community Services450 MAMARONECK AVE, 2nd Floor, HARRISON, NY 10528

www.swboces.org/adulteducation

NEW Saturday Courses

Pages 14 & 15

How Do I Register? 4 Travel Directions to Training Centers 3

Registration Form 27 School Calendar 6

Financial Assistance Resources 5 General Information 25

TABLE OF CONTENTS

AIR-CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION*Air Conditioning/Refrigeration/Heating (HVAC) 8Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 1 8Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2 8Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 3 8Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 4 8Refrigerant Transition & Recovery Certification 8Heating Systems, Trouble-Shooting and Repair 8

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY*Automotive Service Technician 9Basic Auto Mechanics 9Auto Mechanics 2 9Auto Body Repair 9

BUSINESSEntrepreneurship and Small Business Management 10Professional Project Management 1 10Professional Project Management 2 10

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYAutoCAD 11Computers for Absolute Beginners 11Microsoft Office Modular Program: 11Word 11Excel 11PowerPoint 11Access 11Quickbooks Pro 11Quickbooks Pro – Intermediate 11Social Media for Beginners 11

COMMUNITY SERVICESCitizenship Test-Taking Skills & Preparation 24English as a Second Language (ESOL) 22High School Equivalency (HSE) 23

CONSTRUCTION TRADESCarpentry 1 12Carpentry 2 12Construction Estimating 12DIY - Home Maintenance 12OSHA 10 Hr. Construction Certificate 12Reading Blueprints & Plans 12

COSMETOLOGY*Cosmetology Licensing Program 13

EDUCATIONNYS Teaching Assistant Test Preparation 16

ELECTRICALElectricity 1 16Electricity 2 16Electricity and Basic Electronics 16National Electric Code Exam Prep 16Westchester County Continuing Ed. 16

HEALTHCAREAHA Heartsaver, CPR & AEP 18LPN 17LPN Preparation 17*Certified Nurse Assistant 17Nurse Assistant Return to Practice 17*Clinical Medical Assistant 17Introduction to Medical Terminology 19*Medical Office Management 19*Pharmacy Technician 19*Phlebotomy & Electrocardiography (EKG) 19Serv-Safe Food Handler Certificate 19

POWER VOLTICS TECHNOLOGY - PVTIntro. And Basic InstallationTo PV Technology Course 20NABCEP PV Entry Level Exam PrepAnd Knowledge Exam 20

WELDINGARC Welding 1 20ARC Welding 2 20Mig & Tig Welding 20

*Mandatory Orientation Required - See Page 7 forDates/Times

The mission of Southern Westchester BOCES is to collaborate with districts,agencies and communities to meet their educational challenges by providing

regional leadership and cost-effective, high-quality services.

BOARD MEMBERS JOSEPH E. WOOLEY, PRESIDENT

JAMES E. MILLER, VICE PRESIDENTJOHN DESANTIS

CATHERINE DRAPERRICHARD GLICKSTEIN

LYNN MCBRIDEGEORGIA RIEDEL

DR. HAROLD A. COLESDISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT

SANDRA A. SIMPSON, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER/DEPUTY DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTCLAUDIA MURPHY, DIRECTOR

CENTER FOR ADULT & COMMUNITY SERVICES

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Need Information? Call (914) 592-0849 Visit us @ www.swboces.org/adulteducation

THE CENTER FOR ADULT & COMMUNITY SERVICES IS NOW LOCATED AT:450 MAMARONECK AVE, 2nd Floor, HARRISON, NY 10528

DIRECTIONS TO SOUTHERN WESTCHESTERBOCES CAMPUSES

Directions to: 450 Mamaroneck Avenue, Harrison, NY 10528(Park In The Rear & Take Steps Down To The 2nd Floor)

Directions to: 65 Grasslands Rd, Valhalla, NY 10595(Next To The Main Entrance of Westchester Community College)

BY CARFROM HUTCHINSON RIVER PKWY:Exit 23S. Follow Mamaroneck Ave for half a mile andyour destination will be on the left.FROM INTERSTATE 95: Take I 95 N to exit 18B for Mamaroneck Ave. towardWhite Plains. Turn right onto Mamaroneck Ave.

FROM SPRAIN BROOK PARKWAY/TACONIC /SAWMILL RIVER PKWY:Take the parkway to Interstate I-287 E toward WhitePlains. Take exit 9N-9S for Hutchinson Pkwy towardWhitestone Bridge. Merge onto Westchester Ave.Take the Hutchinson Pkwy South ramp. Take exit 23Sto Mamaroneck Ave.

BY BUS OR TRAINBeeline Bus 60to 450 Mamaroneck Ave. (see Mamaroneck Ave atRosedale Ave for closest schedule time.)

Beeline Bus information: 914.813.7777

Metro North train to White PlainsStation or Mamaroneck Station. Take Beeline Bus 60

Metro North information: 212.532.4900

BY CARFROM SPRAIN BROOK PARKWAY/TACONIC:Take the parkway to Eastview Exit and turnheading East on Grasslands Rd. Campus on the right

SAW MILL RIVER PKWY NORTH: to I287 to exit 4. Left on Knollwood Rd. Right onGrasslands Road. Campus on the right.

FROM HUTCHINSON RIVER PKWY: Take Hutchinson River Pkwy North to Interstate I-287W. Exit 5. Make a right onto Hillside Ave. At the end of Hillside bear left onto Grasslands Road.Campus on the left.

BY BUS OR TRAINBeeline Bus 40 to Grasslands Road

Beeline Bus information: 914.813.7777

Metro North trainto Valhalla Train Station or Mamaroneck Station.Take Beeline Bus 60

Metro North information:212.532.4900


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SWBOCES Center For Adult andCommunity Services In HarrisonWelcome to the Southern Westchester BOCES community of adult learners. Each year,thousands of people in our communities take BOCES courses to enrich their careers andtheir lives. Many are embarking on new careers or improving job skills, others are improvingtheir English or preparing for their High School Equivalency Exam. All of our students havea common goal; a brighter future for themselves and their families.

We’re offering courses in demand areas like Liscensed Practical Nursing, Medical Assistant,Certified Nurse Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy & EKG Technician,Cosmotology, and Air Conditioning and Refrigeration.

If we can help you choose the course that’s right for you, give us a call. If visiting, simply parkin the student parking located at the back of the building and follow the sign to the stairs thatlead to our 2nd floor reception area.

We look forward to working together with you in helping you achieve your goals. See you in class!

REGISTER EARLY!Please register at least one week prior to the course start date so your registration canbe processed in a timely manner. Decisions to offer or cancel courses are generallymade 5 days prior to course start date. Don’t be disappointed by registering too late!

Ways to sign up for ContinuingEducation courses1. ON-LINENO Registration Fee! Quick, Convenient! Go to www.swboces.org/adulteducation

2. PHONECall 914.592.0849 Monday – Thursday, 8:00am-8:30pm; Friday 8:00am-3:30pm.

3. FAXFax your completed registration form with credit card info to (914) 592-1325.

4. IN PERSONAt the Adult Education Center, 450 Mamaroneck Avenue, 2nd Floor, Harrison,NY, 10528. The office is accessed through the back of the building.

5. MAIL-INMail your completed registration form with credit card info to: SWBOCES, 450Mamaroneck Avenue, 2nd Floor, Harrison, N.Y. 10528 PLEASE NOTE: If you areregistering by any means other than on-line, please make sure to include the $10.00Registration Fee.

How To Read Course ListingsCourse Title: AUTO BODY REPAIRCourse Description: From fender-bender to major collision damage… Course Code: AUT0201Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Room Hours TuitionM 9/8-11/10 6:00-9:00pm VAL/E/101 27 $375VAL: 65 Grasslands Road, Valhalla, NY 10595HAR: 450 Mamaroneck Ave, 2nd Floor, Harrison, NY 10528

Financial Assistance ResourcesThe below listings are provided for informational purposes only. SWBOCES does not qualify or approve anyindividuals for funding by the agencies listed.Southern Westchester BOCES recognizes that the financial investment in qualitytraining is a concern to many students. Here is a list of possible sources ofassistance. If you need more information….call the numbers listed below.Office of Workforce Investment – Located in many counties and localities, theseagencies oversee the use of job training funds, The Workforce Investment Officesare an excellent source of a wide variety of services for people who are looking forwork or training.

ACCES - VR(Adult Career and Continuing Education Services - Vocational Rehabilitation)ACCES-VR (formally VESID) is a division of the New York State Education Departmentand provides assistance to individuals with disabilities. ACCES-VR offices are located inmost counties.

In Westchester CountyWestchester ACCES - VR75 South Broadway, 1st FloorWhite Plains, New York 10601Phone: (914) 946-1313

In Rockland CountyPascack Plaza15 Perlman Drive, 2nd FloorSpring Valley, NY 10977Phone: (845) 426-5410

In The Bronx1215 Zerega AvenueBronx, NY 10462Telephone: (718) 931-3500

Veterans Benefits - If you have served your country in the US Military, contact your localVeteran’s Administration Office to find out what benefits you may be entitled to receive.

Employers/Labor Organizations – Consult your Human Resources Department or union to findout if there are any tuition assistance benefits available.

Career Training Loans - are also available for courses over $1,000.00. Please call for more information at (914) 592-0849 or visit us on the web atwww.swboces.org/adulteducation

Westchester & Putnam County residentsWestchester One Stop Employment Center120 Bloomingdale RoadWhite Plains, NY 10605(914) 995-3910

One Stop201 James StreetPeekskill, NY 10566(914) 737-3490

Mt. Vernon Employment Center100 East First StreetMt. Vernon, NY 10550(914) 813-6555

Putnam Workforce Partnership110 Old Route 6 CenterCarmel, NY 10512(845) 808-1651

City of Yonkers residentsYonkers Employment Center:20 So. BroadwaySuite 1209Yonkers, NY 10550(914) 964-0105

Rockland County residentsTomorrow’s Workplace1 Perlman DriveSpring Valley, NY 10977(845) 356-6106

In other areas consult your telephone directory or go to www.servicelocator.org on the Web.

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Adult Education Calendar 2014 - 2015

NO CLASSES ON: Monday, September 1 - Labor DayWednesday, September 24 - No EVENING Classes ALL LOCATIONSThursday, September 25 - Saturday, September 27 - Rosh HashanahThursday, October 9 - No EVENING Classes VALHALLA Campus ONLYMonday, October 13 - Columbus DayTuesday, November 11 - Veteran’s DayWednesday, November 26 - No EVENING Classes ALL LOCATIONSThursday, November 27 - Saturday, November 29 - Thanksgiving RecessWednesday, December 24 - Saturday, January 3 - Winter RecessMonday, January 19 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. DayMonday, February 16 - Saturday, February 21 - Mid Winter RecessThursday, March 19 - No EVENING Classes VALHALLA Campus ONLYMonday, March 30 - Saturday, April 4 - Spring RecessSaturday, May 23 - Monday, May 25 - Memorial Day Weekend

/ = All Locations Closed ---= Valhalla Campus Only Closed

FOR SW BOCES ADULT EDUCATIONEMERGENCY CLASS CLOSINGS AND/OR DELAYSIf Southern Westchester BOCES cancels all classes for the day,

then evening classes are also cancelled.

TUNE YOUR RADIO TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING STATIONS:WFAS...1230 AM or 104 FM, WVIP...1310 AM or 106.3 FM, WHUD..100.7 FM

In addition, school closings and/or delays are posted on the WHUD Storm Center

website and, you can opt to register to receive text notifications at:

www.pamal.com/pamalsnow/storm.htm or Google "WHUD Storm Center".

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MANDATORY ORIENTATIONS FORTHE FOLLOWING CLASSES ONLY!

CAREERSTARTERSAir Conditioning/Refrigeration/Heating (Day) Pg. 8

Automotive Service Technician Pg. 9Clinical Medical Assistant Pg. 17Medical Office Management Pg. 18

Pharmacy Technician Pg. 18Phlebotomy & EKG Pg. 18

DATES: August 6, August 19, September 3, October 2, November 5, December 3, January 7, February 4, March 4

TIMES: Choose a Day or Evening SessionDay: 9:30am–11:30am, or Evening: 6:00pm–8:00pm

LOCATION: 450 Mamaroneck Ave, 2nd Floor, Harrison, NY 10528

Get Course Informaton! • Ask Important Questions!Complete the CareerStarters Application! • Take the CareerStarters Reading Test!

Register on-line at: www.swboces.org/adulteducation or call 914.592.0849

CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANT Pg. 17DATES: August 6, September 4, October 1, November 5,

December 3, January 7, March 4TIMES: 9:30-11:30am or 5:30-7:30pm


Get Course Informaton! • Ask Important Questions! • Take Entrance Test!Register on-line at: www.swboces.org/adulteducation

or call 914.592.0849

COSMETOLOGY Pg. 13DATE: September 5TIMES: 9:30-11:30am


Get Course Informaton! • Ask Important Questions! • Take Entrance Test!Register on-line at: www.swboces.org/adulteducation

or call 914.592.0849

*AIR CONDITIONING/REFRIGERATION/HEATING (HVAC) FULL-TIME DAY PROGRAMIntensive, adult training day program in Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating. Designed as a pre-apprenticeship or mechanic training, students successfully completing the program will be equipped to enter thefield at the apprentice level. Instruction includes: Introduction to refrigeration and A/C theory; identificationand function of electrical components, controls, valves, compressors and evaporators; system assembly, troubleshooting, part repair and replacement; air handlers, A/C systems & ice machines; heating systems theory &installation (gas & oil fired); boiler installation and repair; oil burner, heating systems & troubleshooting, repair& installation. The minimum tested reading level necessary to enroll in this training course is 7.0. Eye SafetyGoggles, Textbooks, EPA Approved Refrigerant Transition & Recovery Certification Exam (Core, I, II, III &Universal), Supplies, and Tool Kit Included. Please Note: Go to www.swboces.org/adulteducation to register for afree, MANDATORY Career Starters Orientation/ Information Session.MTC0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M-F 9/8-11/10 8:30AM-3:30pm VAL/A/101 300 $4,750Winter 2015 M-F 11/12-1/16 8:30AM-3:30pm VAL/A/101 300 $4,750

REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING 1 Air Conditioning & Refrigeration mechanics and helpers are in demand! Get an introduction to refrigeration andair conditioning theory, including all aspects of the refrigeration and air conditioning cycle, how it works and thetypes of refrigerants and their uses. The textbook included is also used for Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 2.ACR0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 T 9/9-11/4 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101 27 $500Fall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/A/101 27 $500Winter 2015 T 11/18-1/20 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101B 27 $500

REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING 2Prerequisite: Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 1. Continue your training by learning basic electricaltheory including low and high voltage circuits and electrical controls (starters, time clocks, contactors,thermostats, TXV’s, dryers and relays). ACR0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 W 9/10-11/12 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101 27 $420Winter 2015 W 11/19-2/4 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101 27 $420Winter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30am VAL/A/101B 27 $420

REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING 3Prerequisite: Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2. Build a working refrigeration system with all electricalcomponents and a low voltage A/C circuit board. This hands-on-training includes pipe and tubing assembly,plus instruction in cutting, flaring and soldering copper tubing. Eye Safety Goggles Included.ACR0103 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M 9/8-11/10 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101 27 $420Winter 2015 M 11/17-1/26 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101 27 $420

REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING 4 Prerequisite: Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 3. Finish the AC & Refrigeration course series with airhandlers, air conditioning systems and ice machines, with hands-on experience and special topics inrefrigeration and air conditioning for advanced students. Eye Safety Goggles Included.ACR0104 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 TH 9/11-11/20 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101 27 $420Winter 2015 TH 12/4-2/12 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101 27 $420

REFRIGERANT TRANSITION & RECOVERY CERTIFICATION HVACR mechanics, prepare to be certified in the skills for recovering and recycling refrigerants. This courseincludes the EPA Approved Certification Exam (Core, I, II, III & Universal). If students do not pass the initialexam, they may retest for an added fee of $50 when next offered. Textbook and test fee included.ACR0105 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 T 11/25-12/23 6:30pm-9:30pm HAR/213 15 $420Winter 2015 T 2/24-3/24 6:30pm-9:30pm HAR/213 15 $420

HEATING SYSTEMS, TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIRThis course includes instruction on basic systems, electrical requirements, simple controls, installationapplications and burner capacities. Water, Steam and Hydro Air are the most common residential heatingsystems in use today. Gain an understanding of system components and how they work. Learn totroubleshoot common system problems. Develop your skills and acquire the techniques necessary to maintainheating systems at peak performance and efficiency. Eye Safety Goggles Included. Textbook required.ACR0107 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 M 1/27-4/7 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/A/101 27 $420

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*AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN Want a career that’s always in demand? Become an automotive service technician. Dealers and private shopsare seeking qualified entry-level people. Learn the basic systems and move on to maintenance,troubleshooting and repair. You will practice your skills in our fully equipped shop with our professionalmechanic/instructor. Training includes shop safety, using lifts and shop equipment, diagnostics, lubricationservice, brake, exhaust, suspension & steering, electrical and cooling systems and engine “tune up” service. Theminimum reading level necessary to enroll is 7.0. Eye Safety Goggles, Textbooks and Materials Included. PleaseNote: Go to www.swboces.org/adulteducation to register for a free, MANDATORY Career Starters Orientation.CST0108 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M/T/TH 9/8-1/22 5:30pm-9:30pm VAL/I/110 200 $3,100Winter 2015 M/T/TH 2/2-6/15 5:30pm-9:30pm VAL/I/110 200 $3,100

BASIC AUTO MECHANICS Get your motor running with this introductory course using the tools of the trade. Learn shop and liftsafety plus systems operation and basic maintenance procedures for lubrication, tires and wheels,cooling, suspension and exhaust systems from our professional mechanic/instructor. Move on to thefundamentals of brakes, charging and ignition systems. Eye Safety Goggles Included.AUT0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 W 9/10-11/12 5:30pm-8:30pm VAL/I/110 27 $375Winter 2015 W 12/3-2/11 5:30pm-8:30pm VAL/I/110 27 $375Fall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/B/110 27 $375

AUTO MECHANICS 2Prerequisite: Basic Auto Mechanics. Started with Basic Auto Mechanics? Now continue at anintermediate level. Lifts, air tools, tire machines, Scan tools, and more. Use the tools of our fully equippedshop in an intermediate course covering diagnosis and repair of brake systems, charging and startingsystems, cooling systems, electronic engine components, scan-tool use, wire diagrams, and basic airconditioner theory. Eye Safety Goggles Included.AUT0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M 9/8-11/10 5:30pm-8:30pm VAL/I/104 27 $375Winter 2015 M 12/1-2/9 5:30pm-8:30pm VAL/I/104 27 $375Winter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/I/104 27 $375

AUTO BODY REPAIR Fender-bender to major collision damage, the art of auto body repair is a high demand skill. Learn thefundamentals of auto body repair from an expert, including safety, tools, repair methods, paint stripping,sanding, single- and two-stage paint processes and polishing. Eye Safety Goggles Included.AUT0201 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M 9/8-11/10 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/E/101 27 $375Fall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/E/101 27 $375Winter 2015 M 11/24-2/2 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/E/101 27 $375Winter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/E/101 27 $375

FOR SW BOCES ADULT EDUCATIONEMERGENCY CLASS CLOSINGS AND/OR DELAYSIf Southern Westchester BOCES cancels all classes for the day,

then evening classes are also cancelled.

TUNE YOUR RADIO TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING STATIONS:WFAS...1230 AM or 104 FM, WVIP...1310 AM or 106.3 FM, WHUD..100.7 FM

In addition, school closings and/or delays are posted on the WHUD Storm Center

website and, you can opt to register to receive text notifications at:

www.pamal.com/pamalsnow/storm.htm or Google "WHUD Storm Center".

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENTIn these economically challenging times, jobs in many fields are hard to find, even for those who havedone “everything right.” People with knowledge, experience, and ambition to improve their lot may findentrepreneurship to be an option. This course is designed to improve the chance for a successfultransition from training and employment to self-employment and small business management. Thecourse will focus on the basic elements that are required for owners of micro businesses to succeed:

• Preparing to go into business; working from home; being your own boss; principlesof time management• Identifying the real costs of doing business; budgeting and cash flow fundamentals• Bookkeeping fundamentals; keeping business and personal records separate• Leveraging yourself; working with other businesses, contractors, and employees• Selling your services and making a living

BUS0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 T 9/9-11/4 6:30pm-9:30pm HAR/214B 27 $360

PROFESSIONAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT IAre you responsible for managing major projects in IT, Engineering, Construction or other professionalcareers? Do you want to step up to a management position? The Project Management Institute (PMI) hasestablished standards and guidelines for the successful professional project manager. Investigate the nineProject Management Knowledge Areas including scope, time, cost and quality management. Understandthe concepts, practices and procedures for human resources, communications, risk and procurementmanagement used by the successful project manager throughout a wide scope of industries. Effectiveproject management…the proven formula for success.PPM0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 TH 9/11-11/20 6:00pm-8:00pm HAR/214B 20 $350

PROFESSIONAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT IIExpanded on the principles taught in Professional Project Management I (introductory) course, students willexplore in depth, many Project Management subjects, providing them with a deeper understanding of thepractice of Project Management. It is recommended that students take Professional Project Management I prior.PPM0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 TH 12/4-2/26 6:00pm-8:00pm HAR/214B 20 $350

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WE WILL PROVIDEWe Offer

IF YOU OPERATE A BUSINESS IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY:YOU NEED A HIGH PERFORMANCE WORKFORCE

For Information Call(914) 592-0849

BUSINESS &IN DUS TRY SERVICES• Customized Training With defined training goals to meet your spe cif ic business needs • Job Specific Curriculum Courses developed for a specific occupation/trade • Reasonable Group Rates

WE WILL PROVIDESouthern Westchester BOCES

AUTOCAD 2014Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic computer operations and Windows. Ask any Architect, Engineer ordrafting/design professional, AutoCAD is the industry standard in computer assisted design programs.Get introduced to the essential concepts, commands and tools necessary to design projects. Drafting orblueprint reading experience suggested. Limit 10 students.CIT0105 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 F 9/12-11/7 8:30am-11:00am HAR/210 20 $315Fall 2014 M/W 11/17-12/15 6:00am-8:30pm HAR/210 20 $315

COMPUTERS FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERSReach for the power of the information age. Learn how to use a personal computer in easy-to-understandlanguage, at a casual pace. Become comfortable at using the mouse to navigate the desktop. In additionto learning the basics about hardware and software, you will create simple letters and documents usingMS Word and Windows. Then take a cruise on the information highway using our fast internet access.Step up to the information age! Limit 10 StudentsCIT0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 T/TH 1/6-1/29 7:00pm-9:00pm HAR/210 16 $270

MICROSOFT OFFICE MODULAR PROGRAMPrerequisite: Knowledge of Windows. Explore Microsoft Office, the most widely used software suiteintegrating word processing, spreadsheet, presentation and database applications. Discover the power ofMicrosoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. TAKE ONE MODULE OR ALL FOUR. Limit 10 Students.CIT0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014Module1 Word M/W 9/8-9/17 7:00pm-9:30pm HAR/210 10 $200Module2 Excel M/W 9/22-10/6 7:00pm-9:30pm HAR/210 10 $200Module3 PowerPoint M/W 10/8-10/22 7:00pm-9:30pm HAR/210 10 $200Module4 Access M/W 10/27-11/5 7:00pm-9:30pm HAR/210 10 $200Winter 2015Module1 Word M/W 1/5-1/14 7:00pm-9:30pm HAR/210 10 $200Module2 Excel M/W 1/26-2/4 7:00pm-9:30pm HAR/210 10 $200Module3 PowerPoint M/W 2/9-2/25 7:00pm-9:30pm HAR/210 10 $200Module4 Access M/W 3/2-3/11 7:00pm-9:30pm HAR/210 10 $200Take three MS Office modules in the same semester and get the fourth FREE!

QUICKBOOKS PROThis course introduces the fastest and easiest way to manage a small business. Students will learn how QuickBooksPro maintains account receivables and account payables, tracks inventory, prepares payroll and so much more.Students will learn how to integrate financial statements and produce multiple reports. Limit 10 Students.CIT0106 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 T 9/9-10/7 6:30pm-9:30pm HAR/211 15 $275

QUICKBOOKS PRO - INTERMEDIATEPrerequisite: CIT0106 QuickBooks Pro- Basic or QuickBooks Experience is a must! This course picksup where course CIT0106 leaves off. Topics to be covered include: setting up employees, creatingpurchase orders, setting lists to track specific revenue, payable accounts and to creating reports andexport them to Excel for creating advanced spreadsheets. Standard accounting transactions will bereviewed to create invoices, apply cash, issue purchase orders, write checks and issue. Limit 10 Students.CIT0107 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 T 10/21-11/25 6:30pm-9:30pm HAR/211 15 $275

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BEGINNERSThe social web is a confusing place, and if you are looking to dive into the world of social networking this is thecourse for you. We will explore common social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and You-Tube. We willdiscuss the dangers and benefits of belonging to these thriving online communities. Limit 10 Students.CIT0109 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M/W 12/17-12/22 7:00pm-9:00pm HAR/210 4 $60

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CARPENTRY 1 Develop basic carpentry skills using hand and power tools. Create class projects that require selection oflumber and other materials. Design and build basic projects in class. Eye Safety Goggles Included.CAR0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 T/TH 9/9-10/14 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/E/201 27 $420Fall 2014 T/TH 10/16-11/18 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/E/201 27 $420Fall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/E/201 27 $420

CARPENTRY 2 Swing a hammer and learn the basic principles of construction framing for new houses or homealterations. Acquire the skills to build stud walls, create window and door openings, cut roof joists andrafters, sheathing and stair stringers.CAR0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 W 11/19-2/4 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/E/201 27 $420Winter 2015 W 2/11-4/22 6:00pm-9:00pm VAL/E/201 27 $420Winter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/E/201 27 $420

READING BLUEPRINTS & PLANSAre you working in the construction trades? Here’s a “must have” course! Be able to read, understand,and locate required information from a set of standard residential or light commercial plans. Topicsinclude terminology, scaling, floor and foundation plans, elevation, wall sections, site plans, structuralframing and mechanical plans. Architects scale and construction calculator are required. Textbook isincluded in tuition. Same textbook is used in Construction Estimating.BLP0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 TH 9/11-10/16 6:00pm-9:00pm HAR/211 15 $500Fall 2014 M 11/24-12/22 6:00pm-9:00pm HAR/211 15 $500

CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATINGIn business to make money? Then you need to accurately estimate labor, material and overhead costs,determine profit margins and evaluate market conditions, which can affect the contract price. Thiscourse includes an explanation of how to determine material quantities, increase estimating efficiency,prepare written estimates for clients, and accurately track estimated and actual job costs for residentialand light commercial construction. Same textbook is used in Reading Blueprints and Plans.CES0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 TH 10/23-11/20 6:00pm-9:00pm HAR/211 15 $315Winter 2015 M 1/5-2/9 6:00pm-9:00pm HAR/211 15 $315

DIY - HOME MAINTENANCEHere’s a course to get you started on all of those DIY (do-it-yourself ) home maintenance andimprovement projects while saving money. Learn how to change a faucet, repair or replace a toilet oreven solder copper pipe. Take the mystery out of repairing simple electrical switches or outlets. Find outhow to deal with damaged sheetrock, install vinyl or ceramic tile, and complete basic carpentry framing.DIY-Home maintenance is a hand’s on course that will teach you the proper safe use of hand and powertools. This course will pay for itself ! Eye Safety Goggles Included.CAR0107 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 TH 11/13-1/29 6:30pm-9:30pm Val/A/101 27 $420

OSHA 10 HOUR CONSTRUCTION TRAINING CERTIFICATEStudy The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) code of federal regulations forconstruction in order to work on any construction site. Basic awareness training on the recognition,avoidance, abatement, and prevention of workplace hazards will be covered. This certification is alsorequired to become a New York City On-Site Supervisor. Upon successful completion, you will receiveyour OSHA Certification and card.OSHA101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-10/11 9:00am-12:20pm HAR/213 10 $150Fall 2014 SA 12/6-12/20 9:00am-12:20pm HAR/213 10 $150Winter 2015 SA 2/28-3/14 9:00am-12:20pm HAR/213 10 $150

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MANDATORY COSMETOLOGY ORIENTATION/INFORMATION

SESSIONS:

Dates: Friday, September 5thTimes: 9:30-11:30amLocation: 450 Mamaroneck Ave, 2nd Floor, Harrison, NY 10528Register at: www.swboces.org/adulteducation

Important Information Regarding our Cosmetology ProgramSUPPLIES NEEDEDStudents are required to purchase a cosmetology kit, which includes workbooks. A properdesignated uniform top along with black slacks and rubber-soled shoes will be needed for theuniform. More information will be provided at Orientation sessions (see schedule above). Allstudents are required to be models for class partners during live practice sessions.

ENROLLMENT PROCESSStudents entering or re-entering the program must attend a free Orientation/Information Session.Please register on-line at www.swboces.org/adulteducation to register for the next Session. Forfurther information, please call Ms. DosSantos at 914-592-0849 ext. 3168, or email her [email protected]. Self-pay deposits, Career Training loans, Government grants or loans,ACCES-VR or other funding sources must be approved prior to course start date to guarantee youa place in class.

*COSMETOLOGY LICENSING PROGRAM Prerequisite: TABE score of 7.4 or above. This program prepares students for a career in the creative field ofCosmetology. The course fulfills the New York State 1,000 hour requirement necessary to qualify for the NewYork State licensing examination. Modules of instruction consist of all phases of Cosmetology including a salonclinic as well as State Board preparation. Textbook & Kit Fees Included. Any additional fees are the students’responsibility, such as additional supplies and the respective $80. New York State licensing fee is paid directlyto New york State for the certificate exam. Register on-line for the next Orientation/Information Session at:www.swboces.org/adulteducation . If you have further questions, please contact Ms. DosSantos at 914-592-0849, ext. 3168, or email her at [email protected] Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M-Th 9/22/14-1/28/16 4:30pm-9:30pm VAL/C/102 1035 $8,500

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Start Your New Cosmetology CareerAs a hairstylist, or cosmetologist, youare responsible for making people lookgood! This can be very rewarding work.But it also requires lots of skill to do itright. This field will grow by 20 percentin the next ten years, which meansplenty of jobs for people with the righttraining. Plus many cosmetologists aretheir own boss – this means morefreedom and more creativity!

Become an expert in:Nail Care • Waxing

Styling Hair • Giving Facials Applying Make-up

Please call (914) 592-0849, for financial aid information.Questions regarding licensing? Call NYS Division of Licensing

(518) 474-4429.



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SATURDAY CAREER EXPRESS ACADEMYAHA HEARTSAVER CPR & AEPSee description on page 18.CPRAED Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75Fall 2014 SA 10/25 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75Fall 2014 SA 11/22 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75Winter 2015 SA 1/24 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75Winter 2015 SA 2/28 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75

ELECTRICITY 1 See description on page 16.ELC0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30am VAL/A/101B 27 $490Winter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30am VAL/A/101B 27 $490

ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL)Clases de InglésSee description on page 22.

Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours Fee Money Order only

Fall 2014 SA 9/20-12/20 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/214B 48 $25Winter 2015 SA 1/10-3/28 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/214B 48 $25

H.S. EQUIVALENCY/HSE EXAM PREP (in Spanish)Desarrollo De Educacíon GeneralSee description on page 23.

Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours FeeMoney Order only

Fall 2014 SA 9/20-12/20 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/214A 48 $25Winter 2015 SA 1/10-3/28 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/214A 48 $25

LPN PREPARATION COURSESee description on page 17.LPNPRE0107 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-2/14 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/219 54 $430

NURSE ASSISTANT RETURN TO PRACTICESee description on page 18.CNA0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-10/25 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/224 20 $385Winter 2015 SA 1/10-2/7 9:00am-12:00pm HAR/224 20 $385

NYS TEACHING ASSISTANT PREPARATION See description on page 16.NYTA0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-12/13 9:00am-12:00pm HAR/211 33 $460Winter 2015 SA 1/10-4/11 9:00am-12:00pm HAR/211 33 $460

OSHA 10 HOUR CONSTRUCTION TRAINING CERTIFICATESee description on page 12.OSHA101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-10/11 9:00am-12:20pm HAR/213 10 $150Fall 2014 SA 12/6-12/20 9:00am-12:20pm HAR/213 10 $150Winter 2015 SA 2/28-3/14 9:00am-12:20pm HAR/213 10 $150

SERV-SAFE FOOD HANDLER CERTIFICATIONSee description on page 19.CUL0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 10/18-11/1 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/213 12 $225Winter 2015 SA 1/10-1/24 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/213 12 $225

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REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING 1See description on page 8.ACR0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/A/101 27 $500

REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING 2 See description on page 8.ACR0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30am VAL/A/101B 27 $420

BASIC AUTO MECHANICS See description on page 9.AUTO101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours Fee Fall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/B/110 27 $375

BASIC AUTO MECHANICS 2 See description on page 9.AUTO102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours Fee Winter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/I/104 27 $375

AUTO BODY REPAIRSee description on page 9.AUTO201 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/E/101 27 $375Winter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/E/101 27 $375

ARC WELDING 1See description on page 20.WLD0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-11/15 8:30am-12:00pm VAL/E/202 28 $525

ARC WELDING 2 See description on page 20.WLD0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 SA 11/22-1/31 8:30am-12:00pm VAL/E/202 28 $525

MIG & TIG WELDINGSee description on page 20.WLD0103 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 SA 2/28-4/11 8:30am-12:00pm VAL/E/202 21 $475

CARPENTRY 1See description on page 12.CAR0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/E/201 27 $420

CARPENTRY 2See description on page 12.CAR0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30pm VAL/E/201 27 $420

PHARMACY TECHNICIANSee description on page 19.CST0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-3/7 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/216 80 $1,350

PHLEBOTOMY & ELECTOCARDIOGRAPHY (EKG)See description on page 19.CST0104 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-3/7 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/216 80 $1,600

INTRO TO MEDICAL TERMINOLOGYSee description on page 19.MEDTERM Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-10/25 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/210 20 $225Winter 2015 SA 1/10-2/7 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/210 20 $225

ELECTRICITY 1 Starting a career or just adding a skill, this course in residential applications, useful in all trades, is perfectfor students who have little or no previous knowledge of trade electricity. Learn and practice wiring,circuits, use of tools, diagnostic procedures, safety precautions, reading diagrams and localrequirements. Eye Safety Goggles and Textbook Included.ELC0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20-11/22 8:30am-11:30am VAL/A/101B 27 $490Fall 2014 M 9/8-11/10 6:30pm-9:30pm VAL/A/101B 27 $490Winter 2015 SA 12/6-2/14 8:30am-11:30am VAL/A/101B 27 $490Winter 2015 M 11/17-1/26 6:30pm-9:30pm VAL/A/101B 27 $490

ELECTRICITY 2 Prerequisite: Electricity 1. Continue your exploration of and training in residential electricity withvoltage and amperage calculations, circuit breaker panels and feeders to sub-panels with related serviceentry equipment, bending conduit, special purpose outlets for dishwashers, clothes dryers and ovens. EyeSafety Goggles Included. Textbook Required.ELC0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 TH 9/11-11/20 6:30pm-9:30pm VAL/A/101B 27 $415Winter 2015 TH 12/4-2/12 6:30pm-9:30pm VAL/A/101B 27 $415

ELECTRICITY AND BASIC ELECTRONICS Prerequisite: Electricity 2. This is a great introductory class for anyone interested in learning the fundamentaltheory of electricity and basic electronics. Topics include voltage, current, resistance, capacitance and inductancetheory. Learn the application of Ohm’s law and Kirchhoff’s law and the theoretical operation of semiconductors,fundamental electronic circuits and test equipment. Textbook and basic pocket Calculator Required.ELC0103 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M 9/8-11/10 6:30pm-9:30pm HAR/211 27 $375

NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE (NEC) EXAM PREP Working in the Electrical Trades? Preparing for the Westchester County Electrician’s Licensing Test?Understanding the National Electric Code is the key to success. This course will teach you to use theNational Electric Code to do the job right. Learn and discuss the application of various aspects of the codeto local, commercial and residential wiring. Review the main topics covered in the test. Information on testformat, items to bring to the test and test taking strategy are reviewed. Work with the NEC 2011 edition,currently used by NY State, with actual exam questions for a study guide. This is a course not only forelectricians planning to take the licensing test, but for anyone in the electrical trades. Textbooks Required.ELC0104 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 W 1/7-4/12 6:00pm-9:00pm HAR/211 36 $510

WESTCHESTER COUNTY ELECTRICAL CONTINUING EDUCATIONThis course involves continuing educational units for Westchester County License holders. It is for bothactive and shelved license holders engaged in licensed electrical work in Westchester County. Thiscourse will review county licensing laws, introduce license holders to acceptable standards in theindustry, provide a review of NFPA 70-2008 and NYS Code, and review workplace safety. Must bringyour Electrical License and one other form of ID.ELC0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 Below 5:00pm-9:30pm HAR/213 4.5 $100Individual Dates: T-9/16, T-9/23, T-9/30, T-10/14, T-10/28, M-11/3, M-11/17, M-12/1, M-12/8, M-12/15.

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EDUCATION - NYT

NYS TEACHING ASSISTANT PREPARATION Teaching Assistants are in demand in many local school districts. Start your career in education as ateaching assistant. This course will prepare students in reading, writing, math and instructional support,the four categories on the NY State Assessment of Teaching Assistant Skills (NYSATAS). Anyone seekingcertification as a teaching assistant since February 2, 2004 will be required to achieve a qualifying scoreon the NYSATAS exam. To enroll in this class you must have a High School Diploma or High SchoolEquivalency Diploma. Textbook Included. For information on NYS Teaching Assistant Certificationvisit www.highered.nysed.gov.NYTA0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M 9/8-11/24 5:30pm-8:30pm HAR/211 33 $460Fall 2014 SA 9/20-12/13 9:00am-12:00pm HAR/211 33 $460Winter 2015 M 1/5-4/6 5:30pm-8:30pm HAR/211 33 $460Winter 2015 SA 1/20-4/11 9:00am-12:00pm HAR/211 33 $460

The United States is in the midst of a nursing shortage that is expected to intensify as the needfor health care grows! America's health care facilities need more nurses! Jobs for nurses willgrow faster than the average for all other occupations! NOW is the time. Train to be a Nurseat the Southern Westchester BOCES School of Practical Nursing!

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING Accelerated Day or Regular Day/Evening Program AvailablePractical Nursing Graduates are in demand, and recent grads are reporting entry-level earnings of over $43,000. LPN is a 10-month Fast Track Full-time Day or 20-month Part-time Day/Evening program, startingSeptember and ending June. Receive clinical experience in hospitals and skilled nursing facilities as well asclasses in nursing theory, anatomy, medical/surgical nursing, pediatrics, obstetrics and the administration ofmedication. Practical Nursing students qualify for the NY State Certified Nurse Assistant examination.Students completing the SW BOCES program earn a Practical Nursing License by passing the National CouncilLicensing Practical Nursing Exam. U.S. High School Diploma or High School Equivalency Required. NOTE:SW BOCES reserves the right to not accept on-line/distance learning diplomas or diplomas not issued througha State Education Department. Individuals with a history of Misdemeanor and/or Felony conviction may notbe eligible for licensure by the N.Y. State Education Department. The following are required for acceptance intothe Practical Nursing Program: Textbooks not included.

• Submission of a complete application package.• Acceptable scores on the SWBOCES LPN Entrance exam.• Successful completion of the interview process.

Download the 2015-2016 LPN Application at www.swboces.org/adulteducationApplication deadline is May 30, 2015, or when entrance exam sessions are filled.

Financial Aid Available to Qualified Candidates.

LPN FULL-TIME DAY PROGRAM 2015 (10 MONTHS)LPN Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2015 M-F 8/24/15-6/23/16 8:25am-2:25pm HAR/218 1080 $12,775LPN PART-TIME DAY OR EVENING PROGRAM 2016 (20 MONTHS)LPN Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionPart-Time Day 2015 M-Th 8/31/15-6/20/17 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/218 1080 $13,550Part-Time Eve 2015 M-Th 8/31/15-6/20/17 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/218 1080 $13,550

ARE YOU CONSIDERING APPLYING TO THE SWBOCESLICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM?

GET THE INFORATION YOU NEED TO APPLY, GET THE ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS, GET TIPSON BEING A SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT AT

THE LPN PROGRAM INFORMATION SEMINARFRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2014 9:00AMTUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2014 6:30PM

Limited Seating, On-line Reservation Required – Course Code LPN-INFOLPN Preparation Course Students need not attend.

All information will be given as part of the PREP course

LPN PREPARATION COURSE (Optional)Acceptance into the BOCES Practical Nursing program hinges on passing the LPN Entrance Exam. Boostyour math, reading, writing, critical thinking and test taking skills with this 54-hour course. Students takingthe LPN Prep course must sit for the LPN Program Entrance Exam at the end of the course. Taking the LPNPrep course does not guarantee admission into the SW BOCES LPN program. U.S. High School Diploma orEquivalent Required. NOTE: SW BOCES reserves the right to not accept on-line/distance learning diplomasor diplomas not issued through a State Education Department. Tuition includes booklet and practice tests.LPN Application/Exam Fee Additional $130, Non-Refundable. If you Pay in full for the LPN Prep Course,Application, and Exam Fee at the same time you will receive a $35 discount! (Normally $560 Pay only $525.)LPNPRE0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014Day: T/TH 10/2-12/9 9:00am-12:00pm HAR/219 54 $430Evening: T/TH 10/2-12/9 6:30pm-9:30pm HAR/219 54 $430Fall 2014 SA 9/20-2/24 9:00am-12:00pm HAR219 54 $430Winter 2015Day: T/TH 1/6-3/12 9:00am-12:00pm HAR/219 54 $430Evening: T/TH 1/6-3/12 6:30pm-9:30pm HAR/219 54 $430

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AHA HEARTSAVER CPR & AEPThis American Heart Association Heartsaver course will provide you with the knowledge of how to savelives. Learn the risk factors that may help you avoid a heart attack, recognize the early warning signs ofa heart attack and how to respond. Learn to perform one-person rescue techniques on adults and how totreat respatory distress and choking.CPRAED Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 9/20 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75Fall 2014 SA 10/25 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75Fall 2014 SA 11/22 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75Winter 2015 SA 1/24 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75Winter 2015 SA 2/28 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/215 4 $75

MANDATORY CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANT ORIENTATION/INFORMATION SESSIONDates: 8/6, 9/4, 10/1, 11/5, 12/3, 1/7, 3/4Times: 9:30-11:30am or 5:30-7:30pmLocation: 450 Mamaroneck Ave, 2nd Floor, Harrison, NY 10528Register at: www.swboces.org/adulteducation

*CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANT Nursing Homes and Long Term Skilled Nursing facilities are looking for you.... if you are a trained NY StateCertified Nurse Assistant. This program includes both classroom training and clinical practice. Enrollment islimited. Students successfully completing this course become eligible to take the NY State Certified NurseAssistant Exam, given at our campus. The minimum tested reading level necessary to enroll in this course is 7.4.U.S High School Diploma or Equivalent Not Required. Textbook Included. NYS Certification Exam Feeadditional. Call 914.592.0849 for more information.CNA0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionDAYSFall 2014 M/T/W 9/15-11/3 8:30am-3:30pm HAR/224 137 $1,600Winter 2015 M/T/W 1/12-3/9 8:30am-3:30pm HAR/224 137 $1,600EVENINGSFall 2014 M/T/W 9/15-12/9 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/224 137 $1,600Winter 2015 M/T/W 1/26-4/28 5:30am-9:30pm HAR/224 137 $1,600

Certified Nurse Assistants Upgrade your Skills To

PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN1. Successfully complete our and Phlebotomy and EKG Training Program2. Pass the NHA Patient Care Technician Certification Exam.

Qualify for National Health Careers Association PCT Certification

NURSE ASSISTANT RETURN TO PRACTICEPrerequisite: You must have been trained and NYS certified after July 1,1989 to qualify for this course.Areyou a trained Certified Nurse Assistant whose certificate has lapsed? Get back into a high demand career withthis course that includes both classroom training and lab practice. Students taking this course will take theNY State Exam at regional testing sites. NYS CNA Exam Fee additional. Enrollment limited to 14 students.CNA0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M/T/W 12/8-12/16 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/224 20 $385Fall 2014 SA 9/20-10/25 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/224 20 $385Winter 2015 SA 1/10-2/7 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/224 20 $385

*CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT NHA CERTIFIED COURSEPrepare for employment in medical offices, hospitals, labs and other health related facilities. Topics include infectioncontrol, safety, medical emergencies, body systems, medical terminology, assisting with the physical exam, measuringvital signs, basic electrocardiography (EKG), phlebotomy, routine lab tests, patient communication and the role andethical responsibilities of Medical Assistants. This course includes live venipuncture and capillary puncture in class.Participating students and volunteer subjects must sign an “Acknowledgement of Risk” form. The minimum testedreading level necessary to enroll is 7.0. U.S. High School Diploma or Equivalent Required. Textbooks, basicequipment kit, and materials are included. *Emergency First Response certification is an additional fee.The NationalHealthcare Association offers a national certification for those who successfully complete the Clinical Medical AssistantProgram. Study guide and National Health Exam fee included in tuition. Please Note: Go towww.swboces.org/adulteducation to register for a free, MANDATORY CareerStarters Orientation/Information Session.CST0105 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M/T/W 9/8-1/6 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/216 180 $3,100Winter 2015 M/T/W 2/9-6/2 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/216 180 $3,100


*MEDICAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT NHA CERTIFIED COURSEWant to have an “in-demand” skill? Medical Office Management will allow you to step into a good paying job in amedical office, hospital or other health related office. Upon successful completion of this National Health careerAssociation (NHA) approved program, students will be eligible to take the NHA certification test for Billing andCoding Specialist and/or Medical Administrative Assistant. Topics of instruction include: ethics, medical records,medical terminology, medical billing, ICD/CPT coding, health insurance, billing and collections, office managementand patient file management systems. The minimum tested reading level necessary to enroll in this course is 7.0. U.S.High School Diploma or Equivalent Required for NHA Certification. NHA Certification Exam Fee and Textbooks areIncluded. Basic computer skills necessary! Must purchase NHA Study Guide. Please Note: Go towww.swboces.org/adulteducation to register for a free, MANDATORY CareerStarters Orientation/ Information Session.CST0106E Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 T/TH 9/9-12/16 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/210 100 $1,950Winter 2015 T/TH 1/13-4/21 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/210 100 $1,950

*PHARMACY TECHNICIAN Certified Pharmacy Technicians are in demand. Working under the supervision of a registered pharmacist inhospitals, skilled nursing facilities, medical groups, retail pharmacies and other health related facilities, PharmacyTechnicians perform a wide variety of highly specialized skills. This course includes instruction in pharmacyrelated medical terminology, reading and understanding prescriptions, generic and brand names, dosagecalculations and conversions, drug compounding, IV flow rates, dispensing prescription medications, inventorycontrol and billing and reimbursement. Students successfully completing this course will be prepared to sit forthe Pharmacy Technician Certification Board certification exam. The minimum tested reading level necessary toenroll in this course is 7.0. U.S. High School Diploma or GED required. NOTE: Registration is prohibited to thosewith history of felony convictions. Textbook included.CST0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M/W 9/8-11/19 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/213 80 $1,350Fall 2014 SA 9/20-3/7 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/216 80 $1,350Winter 2015 M/W 12/1-2/25 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/213 80 $1,350

*INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL TERMINOLOGYThis course is designed to help students develop a foundation in medical terminology and learn the basic skillsneeded to “de-code” medical words and study common abbreviations, acronyms and eponyms used daily in themedical field. Learn about the basic body systems and various medical related occupations and initiate thegroundwork for success in the medical field!MEDTERM Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 S 9/20-10/25 8:30pm-12:30pm HAR/210 20 $225Winter 2015 S 1/10-2/7 8:30pm-12:30pm HAR/210 20 $225

*PHLEBOTOMY AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY (EKG) NHA CERTIFIED COURSELearn the skills and responsibilities of the professional Phlebotomist and EKG technician. Topics of instructioninclude universal precautions, capillary punctures, complications of phlebotomy and special procedures and more.Then study the principles of electrocardiography and train to perform a 12 lead EKG. Understand the relationshipof the conduction system to the cardiac cycle. Learn to prepare patients for EKG, identify dysrhythmias, recognizetechnical errors and react to emergency situations. This course is a combination of theory and practical training.U.S. High School Diploma or Equivalent Required. The minimum tested reading level necessary to enroll in this courseis 7.0. In class, live venipuncture will be a component of this course; participating students and volunteer subjects mustsign an “Acknowledgement of Risk” form. Textbook Included. Please Note: Go to www.swboces.org/adulteducationto register for a free, MANDATORY CareerStarters Orientation/Information Session. Study guide and National HealthExam Fee included in tuition.CST0104 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 TH 9/11-2/26 5:30pm-9:30pm HAR/216 80 $1,600Fall 2014 SA 9/20-3/7 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/216 80 $1,600

Phlebotomy and EKG Specialist Upgrade your Skills To

PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN1. Successfully complete our and Phlebotomy and EKG Training Program2. Pass the NHA Patient Care Technician Certification Exam.

Qualify for National Health Careers Association PCT Certification

SERV-SAFE FOOD HANDLER CERTIFICATIONNew York State public health requires Food Safety Training for food service workers. Learn what is necessary tohave a clean, safe kitchen. This course will give you an understanding of the cares and nature of contemporaryhealth problems as Salmonella and E-Coli bacteria and learn the technique for the safe handling, cooking, andstorage of uncooked and prepared foods. Resturant professionals and home cooks can both benefit from this coursewhich covers the information needed to pass certification examinations. The National Resturant Examination willbe administered as part of this course. Additional fee for textbook.CST0104 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 SA 10/18-11/1 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/213 12 $225Winter 2015 SA 1/10-1/24 8:30am-12:30pm HAR/213 12 $225

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INTRODUCTION TO PV TECHNOLOGY AND INSTALLATIONPrerequisite: Electricity and Basic Electronics - see Electrical - ELC. Do you have a strong interest in PVtechnology? Are you considering a career in the expanding field of solar electric? This course will give youthe theoretical basis for understanding the various types of solar electric systems and practical skillsrequired to install on-grid and off-grid PV systems. Electric load analysis, system and component designand sizing, system placement, system configuration, safety, and code compliance are the major topics of thiscourse which includes hands-on system installation. Topics include the history of solar electricity, currentmarkets and industry status, basic electrical theory, and other aspects of solar electric systems. Study systemcomponents and the proper and safe electrical connection of components Hands-on exercises andexperiments, including system assembly are part of the course. Eye Safety Included. Textbook required. Note:There will be one additional 4-hour class scheduled for a Saturday morning.PVT0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M/W 9/8-11/12 5:30pm-8:30pm VAL/E/201 54 $1,100

NABCEP PV ENTRY LEVEL EXAM PREP and KNOWLEDGE EXAMThis workshop is designed to prepare qualified applicants for the North American Board of Certified EnergyPractitioners (NABCEP) Entry Level Exam. The exam is open to anyone who has taken a NABCEP approvedcourse either through Southern Westchester BOCES or any other institution. The class will review the NABCEPEntry Level Exam of PV systems and the ten learning objectives on which the exam is based. Those who pass theexam demonstrate a basic understanding of photovoltaic systems suitable for a supervised, entry-level position witha dealer/installer or other PV industry company. Passing the North American Board of Certified EnergyPractitioners (NABCEP) PV Entry Level Knowledge Exam will demonstrate your knowledge and may helpimprove your success in the PV job market. To be eligible to take this exam you must successfully complete aNABCEP approved Intro to PV Technology or PV Installer’s Course at SW BOCES or a NABCEP approved courseat any other institution.PVT0105 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionWinter 2015 TBD

ARC WELDING 1On the job or as a hobby, welding is exciting as it is practical. Learn and practice tack, flat and vertical position weldingin a small class environment. Gain an understanding of the proper welding rods to use and practice oxyacetylenecutting for weld preparation and fit-up. Eye Safety Goggles Included. Proper Attire Required.WLD0101 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M/W 9/8-10/6 6:00pm-9:30pm VAL/E/202 28 $525Fall 2014 SA 9/20-11/15 8:30am-12:00pm VAL/E/202 28 $525Winter 2015 M/W 1/5-2/2 6:00pm-9:30pm VAL/E/202 28 $525

ARC WELDING 2Prerequisite: ARC Welding 1. Refine and practice techniques learned in ARC Welding 1. New topics include pipewelding, overhead and vertical welding, and oxyacetylene cutting. Eye Safety Goggles Included. Proper Attire Required.WLD0102 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 M/W 10/8-11/5 6:00pm-9:30pm VAL/E/202 28 $525Winter 2015 M/W 2/9-3/11 6:00pm-9:30pm VAL/E/202 28 $525Winter 2015 SA 11/22-1/31 8:30am-12:00pm VAL/E/202 28 $525

MIG & TIG WELDINGPrerequisite: Arc Welding1. Expand your welding skills with the basics of metal inert gas (MIG) and tungsteninert gas (TIG) welding. You will gain skills through practice at making smooth butt, tee and corner welds andhow to set up the welding machine for various applications. Eye Safety Goggles Included. Proper Attire Required.WLD0103 Days/Dates Time Loc/Bld/Rm Hours TuitionFall 2014 T/TH 10/14-11/4 6:00pm-9:30pm VAL/E/202 21 $475Winter 2015 T/TH 2/24-3/16 6:00pm-9:30pm VAL/E/202 21 $475Winter 2015 SA 2/28-4/11 8:30am-12:00pm VAL/E/202 21 $475


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WELDING - WLD

POWER VOLTICS TECHNOLOGY - PVT

Photovoltaic (solar electric) systems are thealternative energy source of the future.Use of solar electric on more and more buildings throughout the USAhas created a demand for professionals trained to market, install andservice these clean, renewable alternative energy systems. Thissequence of courses is structured to allow a person with no previousexperience to begin the process of becoming a Certified Solar PVInstaller under the North American Board of Certified EnergyPractitioners (NABCEP).

Harness the Power of the Sun at SWBOCES Solar Energy/PV Program

Adult Classes in Your CommunityClases Para Adultos en su Comunidad

Fall Registration: September 9-12, 2014 Classes start: September 15, 2014Fall Saturday Registration: September 13, 2014 Classes end: December 19, 2014Winter 2015: Call in January for schedule and sites Saturday classes start: September 20,2014

Saturday Classes end: December 20, 2014

Need a better job? Want to earn more money?Want to get your HSE/High School Equivalency, learn English or

prepare for the US Citizenship exam?

Necesita un mejor trabajo? Quiere ganar mas dinero? Quiere aprender Inglés, prepararse para tomar el examen de

Ciudadanía o el HSE?

Learn English (ESOL)Come learn how to speak, read and write English. As a new English language learner you will acquire thespeaking and listening skills needed to function in your new American community. A wide variety oflanguage acquisition strategies will be employed in a learner-centered approach that will enable you tocomprehend and use your new language.

Aprenda Inglés Venga y aprenda a leer, escribir y hablar Inglés. Le ayudara a obtener empleo y poder comunicarse conlos maestros de sus hijos. Los estudiantes adquirirán las habilidades necesarias para hablar y escribiren Inglés. De acuerdo a los diferentes niveles, varias estrategias serán utilizadas para ayudar a losestudiantes a leer y escribir en Inglés.

HSE - High School Equivalency PrepClassroom instruction will emphasize reading comprehension, math, problem solving, time management,and communication skills that will prepare students for the HSE examination, enter college and succeed indaily life. Reading, writing, and math skills must be at an 8th grade level for entry into a HSE class. A 2550score on the HSE Predictor test is to be achieved in order to be recommended for the HSE examination.

Validación del BachilleratoEste curso de preparación require una lectura de 8tvo grado, como minimo. El programa incluyeestrategias para medir la habilidad de usar el español de manera clara y efectiva,de expresarse porescrito, lectura comprensiva, medir las aptitudes matemáticas generales y la capacidad de resolverproblemas observando los limites de tiempo. Es necesario obtener un puntaje de 2550 en las pruebasoficiales de practica para tener exito en el verdadero examen y obtener un diploma de HSE.

Citizenship Preparation Come prepare to take the US Citizenship exam. Students will review information needed to pass the examalong with basic test-taking skills. This class is designed to prepare students to complete the US citizenshipprocess. In order to properly prepare for English language section of the test, all students must enroll in theclass English for Speakers of Other Languages. Students will receive instruction on the 100 citizenshipquestions.

Preparación de CiudadaníaPreparese para tomar el examen de Ciudadanía de los Estados Unidos. Aprenda lo que necesita saberpara pasar el examen. Esta clase es diseñada para preparar a los estudiantes a completar el proceso deciudadanía Estadounidense a fin de prepararse correctament para tomar el examen de Inglés, losestudiantes deben matricularse tambien en una clase de Inglés como segundo idioma. Los estudiantesreciben instrucción y práctica con las 100 preguntas de ciudadanía sobre Historia y Gobierno de losEstados Unidos.

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Need Information? Call (914) 332-1686

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)Clases de Inglés

Fall Registration: September 9-12, 2014 Classes start: September 15, 2014Fall Saturday Registration: September 13, 2014 Classes end: December 19, 2014Winter 2015: Call in January for schedule and sites Saturday classes start: September 20, 2014

Saturday Classes end: December 21, 2014Location Phone# Days Morning Afternoon/EveningBRONXVILLEBronxville Reformed Church 914 937-4521 Mon -Thurs 9:00am - 12:00pm180 Pondfield Road 914 524-9214 Lunes a JuevesELMSFORDOur Lady of Mt. Carmel 914 524-9214 Tues & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm59 E. Main St. Martes y JuevesGREENBURGHR.J. Bailey School 914 524-9214 Mon -Thurs 6:00-9:00pm33 W. Hillside Ave. Lunes a JuevesHARRISONSW BOCES Adult Education 914 592-0849 Mon - Fri 9:00am - 12:00pm450 Mamaroneck Ave. 914 524-9214 Lunes a Viernes

Mon -Thurs 12:30-3:30pmLunes a JuevesSaturday/Sabado 8:30am-12:30pm

Samuel J. Preston 914 524-9214 Mon - Thurs 6:00-9:00pm50 Taylor Ave. Lunes a JuevesMAMARONECKMamaroneck High School 914 524-9214 Mon & Wed 6:30-9:30pm1000 W Boston Post Road Lunes y MiercolesNEW ROCHELLESt. Gabriel’s School 914 937-3829 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm 50 Washington Ave. 914 524-9214 Lunes a Viernes

Mon -Thurs 12:30-3:30pmLunes a Jueves Mon -Thurs 6:30-9:30pmLunes a JuevesSaturday/Sabado 9:00am-1:00pm

PLEASANTVILLEMt. Pleasant Public Library 914 332-1686 Tues & Thurs 5:45-8:45pm350 Bedford Avenue Martes y Jueves PORT CHESTERCarver Center 914 934-7579 Mon-Fri 8:15am-11:15am400 Westchester Ave. 914 524-9214 Lunes a Viernes

Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pmLun&Mier

Thomas A. Edison Elementary 914 524-9214 Mon, Wed & Thur 8:30am-11:30pm113 Rectory St. Lunes, Miercoles y Jueves

Mon -Thurs 6:00-9:00pmLunes a Jueves

Port Chester Head Start. 914 524-9214 Mon -Thurs 3:30-5:30pm17 Spring St. Lunes a Jueves

Don Bosco Community Ctr. 914 524-9214 Mon -Thurs 9:00am-12:00pm22 Don Bosco Pl. Lunes a Jueves

SLEEPY HOLLOWSt. Teresa’s School 914 332-1686 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm130 Beekman Ave 914 524-9214 Lunes a Viernes

Mon -Thurs 6:30-9:30pmLunes a Jueves

WHITE PLAINSCommunity Center 914 524-9214 Mon, Tues, Wed 5:00pm-7:30pm65 Mitchell Pl. Lunes, Martes, y MiercolesRochambeau School 914 524-9214 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm228 Fisher Avenue Lunes y MiercolesSt. Matthew’s School 914 524-9214 Mon -Thurs 6:00-9:00pm3 Carhart Ave. Lunes a Jueves

Sat/Sabado 9:00am-1:00pmEl Centro Hispano 914 524-9214 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm346 So. Lexington Ave. Lunes a Viernes

Friday 6:00-9:00pmViernes

The above courses are offered in partnership with Westchester Community College.Students must be 18 years or older / Estudiantes deben de tener 18 años de edad o mas.

FEE/COSTO: (For 10 weeks/por 10 semanas)=$25.00 registration fee payable by Money Order to WCC

Visit us @ www.swboces.org/adulteducation

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H.S. Equivalency/HSE Exam PrepDesarrollo De Educacíon General

Fall Registration: September 9-12, 2014 Classes start: September 15, 2014Fall Saturday Registration: September 13, 2014 Classes end: December 19, 2014Winter 2015: Call in January for schedule and sites Saturday classes start: September 20,2014


Location Phone# Days Morning Afternoon/Evening

BRONXVILLEHSE IN ENGLISH 914 937-4521 Mon-Thurs 9:00am-12:00pmBronxville Reformed Church 914 524-9214 Lunes a Jueves 180 Pondfield Road Tues & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

Martes y JuevesHARRISONHSE IN ENGLISH 914 592-0849 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pmSW BOCES Adult Education 914 524-9214 Lunes a Viernes 450 Mamaroneck Ave. Mon-Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

Lunes a JuevesHSE IN SPANISH/ESPAÑOL Saturday/Sabado 8:30am-12:30pmHSE IN SPANISH/ESPAÑOL 914 524-9214 Mon & Wed 6:30-9:30pmHispanic Resource Center Lunes y Miercoles623 Mamaroneck Ave Saturday/Sabado 10:00am-2:00pm

MAMARONECKHSE IN ENGLISH 914 524-9214 Mon & Wed 6:30-9:30pmMamaroneck High School Lunes y Miercoles1000 W. Boston Post Road

NEW ROCHELLEHSE IN ENGLISH 914 937-3829 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pmSt. Gabriel’s School 914 524-9214 Lunes a Viernes50 Washington Ave Mon-Thurs 6:30-9:30pm

Lunes a Jueves HSE IN SPANISH/ESPAÑOL Mon-Thurs 12:30-2:45pmSt. Gabriel’s School 914 937-3829 Lunes a Jueves50 Washington Ave 914 524-9214 Mon-Thurs 6:30-9:30pm

Lunes a JuevesMon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pmLunes a ViernesSaturday/Sabado 9:00am-1:00pm

PORT CHESTERHSE IN ENGLISH 914 524-9214 Mon & Wed 6:30-9:30pmPort Chester H.S. Lunes y MiercolesTamarac Rd.

HSE IN SPANISH/ESPAÑOL 914 524-9214 Mon-Thurs 6:00-9:00pmThomas A. Edison Elementary Lunes a Jueves 113 Rectory St.

SLEEPY HOLLOWHSE IN ENGLISH 914 524-9214 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pmSt. Teresa’s School 914 332-1686 Lunes a Viernes130 Beekman Ave Mon-Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

Lunes a Jueves Saturday/Sabado 9:00am-12:00pm

HSE IN SPANISH/ESPAÑOL 914 524-9214 Tues & Thurs 6:30-9:30pmSt. Teresa’s School 914 332-1686 Martes y Jueves130 Beekman Ave

WHITE PLAINSHSE IN ENGLISH 914 524-9214 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pmRochambeau School Lunes y Miercoles228 Fisher AveYouth Bureau 914 524-9214 Saturday/Sabado 9:00am-1:00pm11 Amherst PlaceHSE IN SPANISH/ESPAÑOL 914 524-9214 Mon-Fri 12:30-3:00pmEl Centro Hispano Lunes a Viernes346 S. Lexington Ave

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The above courses are offered in partnership with Westchester Community College.Students must be 18 years or older / Estudiantes deben de tener 18 años de edad o mas.



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Test Taking Skills / Citizenship ClassesClases de Ciudadanía

Prepare yourself with test taking skills so that you can take the U.S. Citizenship Exam.Prepárese para tomar el examen de ciudadanía de los Estados Unidos.

Fall Registration: September 9-12, 2014 Classes start: September 15, 2014Fall Saturday Registration: September 21, 2014 Classes end: December 19, 2014Winter 2015: Call in January for schedule and sites Saturday Classes start: September 20, 2014


Location Phone# Days Morning Afternoon/Evening

NEW ROCHELLESt. Gabriel’s School 914 937-3829 Mon - Thurs. 12:30-2:30pm50 Washington Ave. 914 524-9214 Lunes a Jueves

Mon & Wed 6:30-9:30pmLunes y MiercolesSaturday/Sabado 9:00-1:00pm

PORT CHESTERThomas A. Edison Elementary 914 524-9214 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm113 Rectory St. Lunes y Miercoles

Tues &Thurs 6:00-9:00pmMartes y Jueves

SLEEPY HOLLOWSt. Teresa’s School 914 524-9214 Mon & Wed 6:30-9:30pm130 Beekman Ave. 914 332-1686 Lunes y Miercoles

Saturday/Sabado 9:00-1:00pm

WEST HARRISONWest Harrison Library 914 524-9214 Monday - Friday 10:00am-1:00pm

2 Madison Avenue Lunes a Viernes

WHITE PLAINSSt. Matthew’s School 914 524-9214 Friday 5:30-9:30pm

3 Carhart Ave ViernesSaturday/Sabado 9:00-1:00pm

White Plains Library Tues & Thurs 10:00am-1:00pm100 Martine Ave. Martes y Jueves

Tuesday 5:00-9:00pmMartes

*In order to enroll in Citizenship class you must be enrolled in a class at the site such as: ABE, ESOL or HSE andhave an 80% attendance in that class throughout the semester. The Basic Computer and Citizenship classes are

open only to enrolled Literacy students.

The above courses are offered in partnership with Westchester Community College. Students must be 18 years or older / Estudiantes deben de tener 18 años de edad o mas.



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GENERAL INFORMATIONADULT EDUCATION OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 8:00am-9:00pm; Friday, 8:00-3:30pm,Saturday, 8:00am-12:00pmAGE REQUIREMENT: You must be at least 18 years old to take Adult Education & Continuing Ed Courses.ATTIRE/CONDUCT: Some courses require appropriate attire for safety. Please check with your instructor.Students are expected to conduct themselves in a mature manner. Inappropriate and/or illegal behavior orfailure to follow staff directions is not acceptable and will result in disciplinary or legal action.CAREER TRAINING LOANS: Career Training loans are available for eligible classes over $1,000. For moreinformation, please Contact Mary Auguste at (914) 592-0849.CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION: SWBOCES Adult Education Department will award a Certificate ofCompletion to students who have maintained at least 80% attendance and have shown successful completion inthe skills and aptitudes necessary for course completion as determined by a passing grade from the instructor.Completion of certificate requirements may differ for licensing programs and comprehensive acceleratedprograms. Duplicate Certificate Fee is $15.CLASS SCHEDULE: All class schedules are subject to change due to weather, availability of instructor andenrollment. SWBOCES makes every effort to schedule classes to meet the needs of our students. Please verify theschedule and location for your classes with the Adult Education Office.CONFIRMATIONS: You may assume your registration is accepted unless otherwise notified. When you providean e-mail address, an automatic reminder will be sent to your e-mail seven days prior to the start of your class.You will be notified if your class has been cancelled.COURSE CANCELLATIONS/CHANGES: If SWBOCES cancels a course prior to the start date, 100% tuitionand registration fee are refunded. Your registration acknowledges our course refund/cancellation policy,SWBOCES reserves the right to cancel or make changes in course offerings, locations, instructors, and timeswhen necessary.DAMAGE TO OR LOSS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY OR INJURY ON SWBOCES PREMISES OR OFF-SITE:SWBOCES does not assume any responsibility, either real or implied, for the personal property of any adultoccupational student or injury of any student. It is suggested that students review their own insurancecoverage.DISCLAIMER: We retain our instructors to teach courses in their areas of expertise. Instructors are notpermitted to use the classroom for personal gain, or to solicit clients or customers. SWBOCES is notresponsible for any advice or consultation given beyond the classroom setting and course curriculummaterials. SWBOCES is not responsible for typographical errors.NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT OF SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER BOCES: The Southern WestchesterBoard of Cooperative Educational Services, its officers and employees, shall not discriminate against anyindividuals, including but not limited to students, employees or applicants on the basis of age, religion, race,creed, color, gender expression or identity, national origin, sex, disability, marital status, veteran ormilitary status, sexual orientation, or predisposing genetic characteristics. This policy of nondiscriminationincludes access by students to educational programs; counseling services for students; course offerings andstudent activities; recruitment, appointment and promotion of employees; and employment pay andbenefits, and it is required by Title IX of Education Amendments of 1972 and section 504 of theRehabilitation Act of 1973, as attended and then promulgated thereunder, not to discriminate in such amanner. This policy also provides equal access to the Boy Scouts of America and other designated youthgroups. Any citizen, student or employee who feels that s/he or her/his rights under Title VI, VII, IX/EEO,section 504/Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or the Boy Scouts of America Equal Access act have beenviolated by the BOCES or its officials should direct all complaints to the Compliance Officer at SouthernWestchester BOCES, 17 Berkley Drive, Rye Brook, NY 10573. (914) 937-3820.

OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS/EDUCATIONAL RECORDS: Students may request an official letter or transcript oftheir grades or other student records by writing to the Adult Education registration office and enclosing a moneyorder of $20 payable to Southern Westchester BOCES.PARTIAL PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE: For your convenience we offer a payment plan for any class over$1,000. Failure to pay the appropriate tuition by the due date may result in dismissal from the program.PAYMENT: Tuition (includes the cost of course materials except as noted) and the registration fee is payableupon registration. You will receive a receipt and be notified only if a class is canceled. Payment can be made withcheck, credit card (DISCOVER/MC/VISA) or money order only. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES: Our campus is accessible to persons with disabilities. Please notify us atthe time of registration to discuss your individual requirements.

Title IX/EEO Compliance OfficerDirector of Human Resources17 Berkley DriveRye Brook, NY 10573(914) 937-3820

Section 504/ADS CoordinatorThomas DiBuono, Dir. of Facilities & Operations17 Berkley DriveRye Brook, NY 10573(914) [email protected]

Complaints can also be filed directly with:US Department of Education Office of Civil RightsNew York Office32 Old Slip, 26th FloorNew York, NY 10005-2500(646) 428-3800 (phone)(646) 428-3843 (fax)Email: [email protected]

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REFUND POLICY: Please read carefully!All Refund requests must be made in writing.Full Refund: If termination of enrollment occurs prior to the first day of class, no tuition liabilitywill be incurred-less a $100 withdrawal fee. Partial Refund: If a student withdraws after the first class and 24 hours prior to the second class,75% of the tuition, less a $100 withdrawal fee, and textbook charge will be given. No Refund: There will be no refunds granted after the second day of class to program end.THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS REFUND POLICY AND ITS PROCESS. Refunds, other thancharge cards, will take at least 4-6 weeks.

RETURNED CHECKS: Any fees incurred are the student’s responsibility. A $25 fee will be chargedon returned checks.

SCHOOL CLOSINGS: All evening classes will be cancelled when Southern Westchester BOCES isclosed. Weather/Emergency cancellations will be broadcast on local radio and TV. See page 9 formore info, or visit our website at www.swboces.org/adulteducation to check on school closings.

SECURITY/PERSONAL SAFETY/PARKING: Appropriate safety standards are adhered to in allclasses and labs. All students are required to sign off on the Southern Westchester BOCES Code ofConduct on the first night of class. Students are required to provide personal protection equipmentitems such as goggles and aprons. Students are required to maintain appropriate business andprofessional behavior while on SWBOCES property. Prohibited behavior includes abusive behaviorand language, violence, alcohol on breath or drug use, and sexual harassment, among otherbehaviors. Disregard for these prohibitions may warrant removal from the program. Refund policydoes not apply. Students must park in designated areas. Students are subject to towing at owner’sexpense, if they are parked in non-approved spaces.

SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT: Senior citizens (62 years or over) are eligible for a 10% discount.Documentation is required (i.e. driver’s license, leisure pass, copy of birth certificate). This doesnot apply to tuitions over $1,000.

SMOKING: In response to various laws, Southern Westchester BOCES has adopted a Smoke-FreeEnvironment Policy. This policy prohibits smoking at all times in any Southern Westchester BOCESfacility, on the grounds of all facilities and in Southern Westchester BOCES vehicles.

SPECIAL ACCOMODATIONS: Students who require instructional accommodations are requested tocontact a Vocational Advisor as soon as possible, but not less than 30 days prior to the beginning of thesemester. Southern Westchester BOCES needs a minimum of 30 days to arrange for reasonableaccommodations if so required. Please contact the office at (914)592-0849 to reach our VocationalAdvisors (Rodriguez Garner, ext. 3135 or Shannon Palmer ext. 3138)

TRANSFERS: Transfer from one Adult Education class to another of equal value prior to thesecond class session only. Transfer Fee is $10.

• SW BOCES is not responsible for typographical errors.• SW BOCES reserves the right to cancel a course that does not have sufficient enrollment or tochange class dates, time, and locations as the need arises.

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Complete all of the fol low ing. Type or print clearly. Please use one registration form per person.

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BY MAIL OR IN PERSONSWBOCES Adult Education Of fice450 Mamaroneck Ave, 2nd Floor,Harrison NY 10528VISA, Master Card, Discover, MoneyOrder or Check (not cash)

Registration Fee(nonrefundable)

BY PHONE914-592-0849Monday-Thursday8am-8pmFriday - 8am-3:30pmVisa/MC/Discover Only

$10.00

Please refer to General Information.Your registration acknowledges our refund policy.

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Documents

Adult Education Brochure Fall and Winter 2014-15