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Table of ContentsAbout TCTC/Adult Training ........................... 1

Full-Time Program Overview .......................... 2

Full-Time Registration Information ................... 3

Compare TCTC ............................................ 4

ABLE/GED Information ................................. 6

Student Services ........................................... 8

Health Care Courses .................................... 9

Computer Training ..................................... 14

Management/Business ................................ 19

Business Services ....................................... 21

Trade and Industry Courses ......................... 23

Personal Enrichment Courses ....................... 35

General Information ................................... 40

Registration Form (Part-Time) ........................ 41

Trumbull Career & Technical Center(330) 847-0503

Adult Education Office ....................... Ext. 1600

Financial Aid .................................... Ext. 1605

Career Guidance .............................. Ext. 1607

Computer, Business Management,

and Personal Enrichment .................... Ext. 1608

Practical Nursing .............................. Ext. 1621

Health Care Programs ....................... Ext. 1609

ABLE/GED ....................................... Ext. 1611

Industrial Training.............................. Ext. 1610

Our MissionTo meet lifelong educational needs by providing

quality training and learning opportunities.

OPEN HOUSEMay 20, 2010 and November 18, 2010

4:00 – 7:00pm

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About TCTC/Adult Training


Office Hours:June – August M – TH 7:30am – 5:00pm F 7:30am – 3:00pmSeptember – MayM – TH 7:30am – 7:00pm F 7:30am – 3:00pm

Driving DirectionsTake Route 5/82 by-pass to the Mahoning Avenue/Warren exit. Turn north onto Mahoning Avenue, Route 45. Proceed to the traffic light with the sign for TCTC on your right. Make a right onto Educational Highway. Turn right at the Trumbull Career & Technical Center (located at the end of Educational Highway). Follow the red signs to Adult Education/Door B on the south side of the Training Center, which is sheltered by a large red canopy. The Adult Education office is on the right as you enter the building.

North Central AccreditationThe TCTC Adult Training Center has met the high standards required to become accredited by the North Central Association, Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement. Accreditation by the NCA means that the TCTC Adult Training Center has the resources, personnel and leadership necessary for effective education. NCA, the nation’s largest regional accrediting association, is a league of 6,000 schools and 900 colleges in 19 states. The association works to improve the quality of education through a system of evaluations and accreditation.Career, Technical & Postsecondary EducationNCA/Advanced Marshall University 100 Angus E. Peyton Drive South Charleston, WV 25303

Top Reasons to Choose TCTC Adult Training

Stay ahead of the competition!Earn critical business and industry

certifications, credentials, licensure,

and continuing education credits.

Develop new skills

or change careers!

Acquire the expertise, confidence, professional

development, and hands-on skills necessary to

compete in today’s job market.

Get to work!Externship, worksite learning, and

job placement assistance ease the

shift from training to employment.

Stay connected!Network with adults who share similar

goals, interests,and talents that can link

you to career opportunities.

Get the attention

you deserve!Network with adults who share similar goals, interests,

and talents that can link you to career opportunities.

Learn more, spend less!Affordable programs, professional

instructors,and modern facilities

deliver high quality fast-track training.

Earn more!Attain the necessary skills to increase

wages, achieve promotions, and

enhance long-term job security.

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Full-Time Program Overview


Automotive TechnologyDevelop the skills needed to service, repair, and troubleshoot automotive systems. Students will study for the ASE certification tests and gain hands-on experience on automotive equipment. See page 22 for a full description.2104TI740F 1,100 hrs $10,325 9/7/10-6/30/11 M-TH 2:30-9:30pm

2112TI740F 1,100 hrs TBA 2/1/11-2/1/12 M-TH 2:30-9:30pm

Business Information TechnologyThis course is designed to make the student multi-qualified for Support Staff opportunities. Students will be certified in the Microsoft Office Suite and will be able to design, develop and maintain websites. They will also have a good understanding of how a business operates. For a full description, see page 14.2104BE720F 720 hrs $5,535 9/7/10-6/30/11 M-TH 5:30-9:30pm

2111BE720F 720 hrs $5,535 1/24/11-10/28/11 M-TH 9:00am-2:30pm

Computerized Office TechnologyLearn the business, communication and computer skills required in today’s high-tech work environments. This program focuses on computer applications and accounting skills. For a full description, see page 14.2104BE730F 720 hrs $5,435 9/7/10-6/3/11 M-TH 9:00am-2:30pm

Pharmacy TechnicianEnjoy a rewarding career as a Pharmacy Technician, listed as one of the nation’s fastest growing occupations. Pharmacy techs now need certification in Ohio and in many other states. They work alongside Pharmacists in both retail and hospital pharmacy settings. For a full description see page 10.2104HO720F 650 hrs $6,415 8/2/10-6/30/11 M-TH 5:00-9:15pm

2111H0720F 650 hrs $6,415 1/17/11-2/24/12 M-TH 5:00-9:15pm

Licensed Practical NurseComplete training and begin a new career in the healthcare profession. Students are required to pass a placement test before registering and other special admission criteria. Eleven month day program, fifteen month day program, and two-year pm program are offered. For a full description, see page 9.2104HO730F 1,160 hrs $11,250 8/10/10-7/14/11 M-F 7:00am-2:35pm

Medical Administrative Specialist Jobs are plentiful for those possessing administrative and medical skills. Find employment in a hospital, medical office, or any health care facility. For a full description see page 9.2104HO710F 780 hrs $8,180 8/2/10-6/30/11 M-TH 5:00-9:15pm

2111HO710F 780 hrs $8,180 1/17/11-2/24/12 M-TH 5:00-9:15pm

Medical AssistantGain the administrative skills needed to work in a medical front office as well as clinical skills required to assist the doctor in the examination room, including drawing blood and performing EKG’s. Full description on page 9.2104HO700F 1,088 hrs $10,550 8/2/10-6/30/11 M-TH 2:30-9:15pm

2111HO700F 1,088 hrs $10,550 1/17/11-2/24/12 M-TH 2:30-9:15pm

Building Maintenance/ Construction TradesLearn masonry, carpentry, plumbing, HVAC, OSHA safety, and electrical wiring from experts who work in the trades. A combination of classroom and hands-on training will give you the experience needed for a career in the construction trades. See page 24 for a full description.2104DT790F 720 hrs $6,950 9/13/10-6/16/10 M-TH 4:30-9:30pm

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Full-Time Program Policies


Admission Requirements*The Trumbull Career & Technical Center does not admit adult students under the federal “ability to benefit” clause. Therefore, all students entering full-time training programs must have a High School Diploma or GED prior to registering for any full-time program, as well as proof of a TABE score at the required level for the course of study.*The LPN program has additional admission requirements which are available in the LPN packet of information which can be downloaded via www.tctcadulttraining.org.

Registration PolicyStudents must provide the following at the time of registration:•OfficialhighschooldiplomaorGED•$75coursedeposit(appliedtoward

student’s fee balance)•ProofofaTABEscoreattherequiredlevelfor

the course of study

Graduation RequirementsGraduation standards include a minimum of 90% attendance and a program-specific grade average. Students must also attain minimum ACT WorkKeys scores as published on July 1, 2010 on the ACT WorkKeys website.Students who successfully complete a full-time program will receive a Career Passport, which includes a Certificate of Completion, transcript, list of competencies learned, and additional student performance information.

National Career Readiness CertificateThis portable credential – powered by WorkKeys – verifies to employers that an individual has essential core skills in Reading for Information, Applied Mathematics, and Locating Information. These three skills are highly important to the majority of jobs. The certificate offers individuals, employers, and educators an easily understood credential that certifies the attainment of these workplace skills. TCTC’s Adult Training Center is a licensed ACT WorkKeys assessment site.

ACT WorkKeys Assessments ReviewUse WIN to practice/review for the WorkKeys assessments. Go to http://trumbull.wincshost.com

Students are encouraged to enroll in any class regardless of age or gender. Training in

nontraditional careers is strongly encouraged.

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Compare TCTC Adult Training


Compare CostsTCTC Adult Training courses provide you with the best educational value of any local training institution. Compare Costs and discover the difference. TCTC Adult Training classes take less time to complete (usually 9-11 months), thereby enabling you to begin working and earning money in less than one year’s time.

Compare Job OpportunitiesAll TCTC Adult Training Programs prepare students for careers with higher than average job potential both in the state of Ohio and nationwide.*

Compare Certifications/ LicensuresAll of our Full Time and Career Development course fees include testing for national certification, a necessity for proving skill and knowledge levels. Costs for all certification examinations are included in the full-time program fees:

The Auto Service Technician program teaches students the skills needed for all eight ASE examinations. The program costs includes entrance fees for two tests of the student’s choosing.

Building Maintenance / Construction Trades graduates earn the OSHA 10 Hour Certification, as well as having the opportunity to sit for the NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research) Certification.

Completers of the Computerized Office Technology and Business Information Technology programs complete seven ICDL (International Computer Driving License) exams, the world’s most recognized computer literacy certification.

Licensed Practical Nurse students who successfully complete this program are eligible to take the NCLEX-PN to become a Licensed Practical Nurse, enabling them to work anywhere in the United States.

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Before You Enroll Anywhere


The Medical Administration Specialist course prepares graduates to sit for the national Medical Administrative Specialist certification exam, offered by the American Medical Technologists (AMT) and the Certified Professional Coders, (CPC) offered through the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC).

TCTC’s Medical Assistant program is accredited by the Medical Assisting Educational Review Board (MAERB) Graduates sit for both the national CMA (Certified Medical Assistant) examination offered by the AAMA and the ASPT (American Society of Phlebotomy Technicians) exam offered by AMT.

Nurse Aide students take the Ohio STNA examination at the TCTC, using the lab and lab equipment with which they are familiar. Exam not included in fees.

The Pharmacy Technician program graduates become eligible to sit for the national Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam after successfully completing classes.

Welding students can take up to four welding classes that include Stick (SMAW), Tig (Tungsten Inert gas), Mig (Metal Inert gas) and Pipe Welding. Students also can take AWS (American Welding Society) Welding Certifications (not included in fees). Plus, there is no need to shop for books, because

we have them ready for you when class begins.

The TCTC Adult Training Center and all of its Career Training classes have met the high standards required to become accredited by the North Central Association, Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement. NCA is the nation’s largest regional accrediting association, with 6,000 schools and 900 colleges in 19 states.

* Statistics taken from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services booklet, “Occupational Trends, What’s Hot in Ohio.”

Students are encouraged to enroll in any course regardless

of age or gender. Training in nontraditional careers is

strongly encouraged.

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ABLE/GED


What is ABLE?Adult Basic and Literacy Education is for adults age 16 and older who want to strengthen basic skills in reading, writing and math, or prepare for the GED test (High School Equivalency). Participation will lead to improvement in basic knowledge and better job opportunities. You can even take a free practice GED test at our site. Open enrollment. You can get started anytime and attend classes to fit your schedule.

Purpose1. Assist adults to become literate and obtain

the skills necessary for employment and self-sufficiency;

2. Assist parents in obtaining the educational skills necessary to become full partners in the educational development of their children;

3. Assist adults in their completion of a secondary-level (high school) education.

ABLE provides the following component services to adults: Basic Literacy Skills, GED Preparation, and Family Literacy.These services are provided at no cost to students and are customized to help them achieve their goals for participation. Services are targeted to those adults who are most educationally and economically disadvantaged.

EligibilityThe Adult Education and Family Literacy Act (P.L. 105-220) defines “adult education” as those services or instruction below the postsecondary level for individuals who:1. Are at least 16 years of age;2. Are not enrolled or required to be enrolled in

secondary school under State of Ohio law;3. Lack sufficient mastery of basic educational

skills to enable individuals to function effectively in society;

4. Do not have a secondary school diploma or its recognized equivalent, and have not achieved an equivalent level of education.

In Ohio, youth between six and 18 years of age are of compulsory school age and are required to be enrolled in school (Section 3321.01 of the Ohio Revised Code). Since 16 and 17 year-olds are subject to the compulsory school attendance law and are required to be in school, they are ineligible for services provided with Adult Education and Family Literacy Act funds unless an acceptable statutory exception to compulsory school attendance is in effect and documented.Tutoring for basic reading and writing skills is available free of charge through the Trumbull Career and Technical Center by calling the number below and scheduling an appointment Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 3:00pm. ABLE/GED classes are also available at a variety of locations and times to meet your needs. Call for further information, (330) 847-0503 ext. 1611.

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ABLE/GED


TRUMBULL CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTER528 Educational Highway (Room AE163) Warren, OH 44483 Monday thru Wednesday 9:00am-noon Monday thru Wednesday 6:00-9:00pm

TRUMBULL CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTEREnglish for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) 528 Educational Highway (Room AE163) Warren, OH 44483 Monday and Wednesday 12:30-2:00pm

ETI TECHNICAL COLLEGE2076 Youngstown-Warren Road (Room 8) Niles, OH 44446 Monday thru Wednesday 6:00-9:00pm

T-CAP EVEN START PROGRAMWarren West Community Center 1230 Palmyra Road SW Warren, OH 44485 Monday thru Thursday 9:30am-1:00pm

BEATITUDE HOUSE1370 Tod Avenue NW Warren, OH 44485 Monday thru Wednesday 8:30-11:30am

ONE STOP280 North Park Ave. Warren, OH 44481 Monday thru Thursday 9:00am-noon

KENT STATE UNIVERSITYTrumbull Campus 4314 Mahoning Ave. Warren, Ohio 44483 Workforce Building (Room #201) Monday thru Wednesday 1:00-4:00 pm

TRUMBULL BUSINESS COLLEGE3200 Ridge Road SE Warren, OH 44484 Tuesday thru Thursday 1:00-5:00pm

Take the GED test at TCTCIf you are ready to take the GED test, give us a call. We offer the exam at least once every month at our facility in Champion. Thecostis$40.Call (330) 847-0503 ext. 1611 for more information or to schedule an appointment to take the GED exam.

“A sense of accomplishment---the TCTC ABLE/GED program has helped me to complete my education after years of not having my diploma.” – Wanda

Call (330) 847-0503 ext.1611 for information on any of the sites

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Student Services


The following Student Services are available to full-time students at TCTC Adult Training Center. For more information about fees and policies, please see General Information on page 40.

Guidance CounselingAn experienced guidance counselor is available for daytime or evening appointments to assist students and advise in the selection of suitable programs, registration, and provision of occupational information. The counseling program is designed to provide a variety of services to adult students. These services supplement the instructional program by assisting students in achieving their individual training and employment goals and objectives. Start career exploration now! Call (330) 847-0503 ext. 1607 to speak with our Guidance Counselor and to schedule a tour of our facility.

Placement AssistanceThe TCTC Adult Training Center provides placement services to all students who graduate from full-time programs. Students are interviewed and registered for this service as they complete their course of study. Employers interested in receiving resumes of qualified candidates should contact our Placement Office at (330) 847-0503 ext. 1628.

Payment PlansPayment plans are available for any student attending a full-time training program. Payment plans may be used in combination with grants and loans to pay balances due. The balance owed will be divided over the number of months the program meets and must be paid by the 10th of the month to avoid collection fees.The cost of the program must be paid in full by the last day of the program.

Financial AidThe following forms of Financial Aid are available only to students in full-time career training programs. Pell Grants Direct Loan Program TRA and TAA Funding Veterans Benefits W.I.A. Sponsorship BVR FundingFull-time students who wish to begin the Financial Aid process should visit our website at www.tctcadulttraining.org to access the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The school code is 025864.

Nondiscrimination PolicyAll students and staff members are treated equally, without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, religion, handicap, or age. The TCTC Adult Training Center also complies with ADA regulations and is barrier free.

Disclaimer:While every effort is made to provide accurate and up-to-date information, TCTC reserves the right to change statements in the course catalog, without notice.

Tax Credits“Hope” tax credits may be available for those who attend the TCTC Adult Training Center. Theseallowacreditof100%ofthefirst$1,000and50%ofthenext$1,000perstudentforthefirst two years following high school.The “Lifetime Learning” credit is available for all post-secondary education courses used to gain or improve job skills. The credit is equal to 20% ofthefirst$5,000oftuitioncosts.Ask your tax advisor for more information.

Student Right To Know & Campus Crime Security Survey Available in the Adult Education Office upon request.

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Health Care, Full-TimeHealth Care Training


Licensed Practical NurseJob opportunities in health care are on the rise, and nursing jobs are available everywhere. The eleven-month daytime class begins yearly in August and ends in July of the next year. Classes meet Monday through Friday, 7:00am to 2:35pm. A new fifteen-month day program starts August, 2011, with classes 8:15am to 2:30pm or clinical days 7:00am to 2:00pm, three to four days per week. A pm program runs two years, three nights a week and one Saturday per month and will begin again February, 2012. Graduates are prepared to take the NCLEX-PN (State Board Licensing exam) to become a Licensed Practical Nurse, enabling them to work anywhere in the United States. Students enrolled in this program will receive instruction in theory as well as hands-on clinical experience in acute care and rehab hospitals, nursing homes, and community health care sites. Financial aid available for those who qualify. Cost includes an iPod Touch loaded with nursing resource software, plus all books, uniforms and licensure fees. A pre-entrance test and special admission criteria must be completed prior to entering the program.2104HO730F 1,160 hrs $11,250 8/10/10-7/14/11 M-F 7:00am-2:35pmCall (330) 847-0503 ext. 1621 or 1615.Pre-nursing tests are currently being given for August 2010. Classes fill quickly. If nursing is your career choice, you must plan now to attend next school year. Call (330) 847-0503 ext.1615/1621 for more information and to register for pre-entrance test.

Medical AssistantUpon completion of this program, the graduate will be prepared to work in a variety of positions in medical offices, clinics or hospitals. Skills taught will include: obtaining health histories and clinical information of patients, preparing patients for exams, assisting physicians with procedures, drawing blood for lab work, performing EKG’s, assisting or performing procedures in medical facilities under the supervision of a R.N. or M.D., and working in the front office where administrative skills are vital. Qualified students have the opportunity to become nationally certified by the American Association of Phlebotomy Technicians (ASPT) and the American Association of Medical Assistants (CMA) through examination. Cost of both exams, a Netbook and books are included in course fee. The TCTC Medical Assisting program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (www.caahep.org) upon the recommendation of the Curriculum Review Board of the American Association of Medical Assistants Endowment (AAMAE). For information, contact: Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health 1361 Park Street, Clearwater, FL 33756, (727) 210-2350. Transfer of credit procedure is in accordance with AAMA policy and available for review.Coursework Includes:•MedicalTerminology•AnatomyandPhysiology•ClinicalLabProcedures•EKG/EKGMonitoring•CPR/FirstAid•MedicalBilling&Coding•Keyboarding/Computers•MedicalOfficeManagement/Electronic

Health Records•Math•Pharmacology•Phlebotomy•Psychology•BookkeepingI•Ethics,Legalities,&Documentation•ProfessionalDevelopment•MACertificationReviewExam•160-hourExternship(unpaid)2104HO700F 1,088 hrs $10,550 8/2/10-6/30/11 M-TH 2:30-9:15pm

2111HO700F 1,088 hrs $10,550 1/17/11-2/24/12 M-TH 2:30-9:15pm

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Health Care, Full-Time Health Care Training


Medical Administrative SpecialistThis course is for individuals interested in performing administrative duties in medical offices, hospitals, and other medical facilities. You will learn reception, clerical and coordination skills in addition to basic clinical skills and EKG monitoring; tasks often required of employees in these workplaces. Additional focus is placed on medical coding and billing, transcription, medical records management and electronic health records (EMR). Qualified students may take the Certified Medical Administrative Specialist (CMAS) exam offered through AMT (American Medical Technologists), as well as the CPC (Certified Professional Coder) national certification exam offered through the AAPC (American Academy of Professional Coders). Cost of certification exams, books and a Netbook computer are included in the course fee.Course Work Includes:•MedicalTerminology•AppliedCommunications•Math•Pharmacology•Bookkeeping•AnatomyandPhysiology•EKG/EKGMonitoring•CPR/FirstAid•MedicalBilling&Coding•Keyboarding/Computers•MedicalOfficeProcedures•MedicalTranscription•Ethics,Legalities,&Documentation•ProfessionalDevelopment•CMASCertificationExamReview•100-hourexternship(unpaid)2104HO710F 780 hrs $8,180 8/2/10-6/30/11 M-TH 5:00-9:15pm

2111HO710F 780 hrs $8,180 1/17/11-2/24/12 M-TH 5:00-9:15pm

Health Care Programs, Adult Education (330) 847-0503 ext. 1609

Pharmacy TechnicianTrain for a rewarding career as a Pharmacy Technician. Students enrolled in this program will develop the skills required for employment in hospital, retail, and grocery pharmacies, and will be eligible to take the national certification exam for pharmacy technicians (PTCB). Certification is a requirement for employment in many states, including Ohio. Cost of certification exam, a netbook and books are included in course fee.Course Work Includes:•Applied Communications•Medical Terminology•Keyboarding/Computers•Anatomy & Physiology•Math•Bookkeeping I•Medical Ethics and Legalities•Electronic Health Records•CPR/First Aid•Pharmacology Applications & Operations•Final Review/Exam•PTCB Certification Exam Review•Professional Development2104HO720F 650 hrs $6,415 8/2/10-6/30/11 M-TH 5:00-9:15pm

2111H0720F 650 hrs $6,415 1/17/11-2/24/12 M-TH 5:00-9:15pm

IV Therapy Class for LPNsLPN’s enhance your skills and marketability. New Limited IV Therapy Class for LPN’s. Includes the 40 hours of curriculum and clinical experience mandated by the Ohio Board of Nursing, textbook, IV supplies, and certification fees to the Ohio Board of Nursing. Must have proof of current license in Ohio with meds as LPN, current MMR booster and TB testing, BCI and personal liability insurance for clinical experience due first day of class. Class size 6-12. For more information, call Melissa at ext. 16212103HO-731F 40 hrs $550 Class Starts 5/19

Further class dates TBA Adult Education

I am very happy with the education I received and I would gladly recommend the program to others. – Kellie Arthur, MA ‘09 Grad

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Health Care, Part-TimeHealth Care Training


Part-Time Medical Career PathwaysStudents enrolling in the Part-time Medical Career Pathways will take the WorkKeys Tests, 50 hours of Medical Terminology and 70 hours of Anatomy & Physiology – unless they have proof by transcript of taking one or both of these courses in the last 2 years and/or equivalent experience in the medical field (which will be determined by the Health Care Coordinator). Then each student will choose their individual medical career pathway: 1). Phlebotomy, 2). Transcription, or 3). Medical Coding

The Phlebotomy pathway includes 120 hours of class/lab time, and each student passing with a grade of “B” or better, completion of 25 fingersticks and 100 venipunctures, will be eligible to sit for the ASPT (American Society of Phlebotomy Technicians) national certification. Tuition includes cost of ASPT certification exam, ASPT membership, lab supplies, and books.2104HO703A $2,440 9/13/10-2/24/11

The Transcription pathway includes 80 hours of class/computer instruction, which upon successful completion, will allow students to sit for the RMT (Registered Medical Transcriptionist) offered through AHDI (Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity). Tuition includes cost of certification exam, AHDI membership fees, books and supplies.2104HO704A $2,030 9/13/10-1/25/11

The Medical Coding pathway includes 84 hours of class/computer instruction, which upon successful completion, will allow students to sit for the CPC (Certified Professional Coder) national certification exam offered through the AAPC (American Academy of Professional Coders) and receive the CPC Apprentice designation. Upon completion of (1) year on the job coding experience, a letter from a supervisor outlining coding experience on the job and amount of time in that job capacity, along with proof of education (a certificate of completion), and proof of completion of annual CEUs (36 CEUs required every 2 years) may be submitted to the AAPC for removal of the Apprentice designation from the CPC certificate. Membership to AAPC and certification exam fees (CPC – Apprentice) are included in cost of tuition, along with books and

supplies. AAPC allows applicants to retake the certification exam one additional time for free if unsuccessful on first attempt. Students will learn to code utilizing Hospital ICD-9-CM, Volumes I,II, & III, AMA CPT Standard, and AMA HCPCS II Professional coding books.2104HO702A $2,500 9/13/10-1/27/11

Anatomy and PhysiologyEnhance your knowledge of the human body, with information about human structure, functions, and diseases. Students also learn the details of digestive, circulatory, respiratory, and other systems. This course is required for many full and part-time Health Care Programs and is a prerequisite for EKG, Phlebotomy, and Pharmacology.2104HO701C-CP 72 hrs $620 9/15/10-11/15/10 M/W 5:00-9:00pm

2104HO701A 98 hrs $850 10/11/10-1/31/11 M/W varies - pm

2111HO701A 70 hrs $620 11/3/10-3/28/11 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

INDIVIDUAL COURSE PRICES:Includes books and any certification exam/other applicable fees and supplies; does not include WorkKeys Exam: Medical Terminology $420 Anatomy & Physiology $620 Phlebotomy $1,350 Medical Coding & Billing $1,420 Transcription $850 WorkKeys Testing $75Those who complete any of these pathways will receive applicable course credit for TCTC Medical Administrative Specialist, Medical Assistant, or Pharmacy Technician full-time programs. Customized medical course training is also available. Please call Diana Moss at (330) 847-0503, ext. 1609 for more information.

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EKG/EKG MonitoringElectrocardiography is a science and an art. Students in this course learn both theory and application of EKG performance, as well as how to interpret EKG strips. The characteristics, causes, and treatments of various heart rhythms are taught, which enables the graduate of this course to become a valuable member of the health care team and to upgrade their clinical skills. Prerequisite: Anatomy and Physiology.2104HO707A 48 hrs $450 9/15/10-12/8/10 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

2104HO707B 47.5 hrs $450 9/16/10-11/29/10 days vary, time varies – pm

2111HO707A 48 hrs $450 1/4/11-3/24/11 T/TH 7:15-9:15pm

2112HO707A 48 hrs $450 3/30/11-6/22/11 M/W time varies - pm

Medical TerminologyLearn the language of the medical profession. This course is a prerequisite for many medical courses and is also a basic coursework requirement in full and part-time programs. Students in this course will learn the definitions of over 10,000 medical terms.2104HO713A 50 hrs $420 8/4/10-11/1/10 M/W 2:30-4:30pm

2104HO713B 50 hrs $420 8/3/10-10/12/10 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

2104HO713C-CP 52 hrs $420 9/14/10-10/26/10 T/TH 5:00-9:00pm

Medical Coding & BillingThis course is a must for those who wish to specialize in medical billing and coding. This course includes classroom and computer instruction utilizing CPT, ICD-9, Volumes I, II and III, and HCPCS II coding books, an instructional text and workbook, and a CPC Exam Review text. Course fee includes textbooks, coding books, membership to the AAPC and the CPC national certification exam fees. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology, Anatomy & Physiology, computer knowledge, or prior applicable medical experience.2103HO712A - CP 84 hrs $1,420 6/21/10-9/2/10 varies 10am-2:00pm

2104HO705A 82.5 hrs $1,420 8/27/10-11/10/10 M/W/F 8:45-11:15am

2104HO702A - (Pathway) 208 hrs $2,500 9/13/10-1/27/11 days vary times vary-pm

2111HO712B - CP 84 hrs $1,420 11/2/10-1/27/11 T/TH 5:00-9:00pm

2111HO705A 82 hrs $1,420 1/4/11-5/24/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

2112HO705A 82 hrs $1,420 3/22/11-5/31/11 T/TH varies-pm

Medical TranscriptionMedical Transcriptionists are in demand by physicians and hospitals. This course is a great way for career advancement. Graduates have the ability to work in medical offices or at home, after gaining on-the-job experience. This course is offered for those who have prior medical secretary experience. Upon successful completion of this course, student will be eligible to sit for the Registered Medical Transcriptionist (RMT) certification exam offered by AHDI. Tuition includes books, supplies, and exam fees.Prerequisites: Medical Terminology, Anatomy & Physiology, computer experience, typing 35wpm.2104HO704A – (Pathway) 204 hrs $2,030 9/13/10-1/25/11 days vary 5:00-9:00pm

2111HO714A 62 hrs $850 1/3/11-4/27/11 days vary times vary – pm

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Medical Office Management/Electronic Health RecordsLearn the administrative skills required to secure a position in a medical office. Students learn to file, schedule appointments, post insurance and patient payments to accounts, keep accurate medical records, make patient referrals, obtain insurance verifications and authorizations, perform medical billing procedures and other miscellaneous office duties. Students will also learn how to document and utilize electronic medical records, which is a mandate for all medical offices and hospitals by 2012. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology, Keyboarding, and good computer and Microsoft Office skills.2104HO719A 98 hrs $850 8/2/10-11/22/10 M/W 11:45am-1:45pm

2112HO719A 96 hrs $850 2/2/11-5/4/11 M/W times vary - pm

Nurse AideThis state-approved course provides classroom and lab training as well as16 hours of clinical time to prepare students for the Ohio Certification Examination for STNA. All students must complete a physical, a 2-step Mantoux and a BCI/FBI background check prior to registering for this class. Students must be prepared to attend all sessions. Course fees include liability insurance, textbook and state exam fees. Uniforms are required. Dates and times of courses vary within the scheduled days and hours listed below. Call (330) 847-0503 ext. 1600 to receive a program calendar or ext. 1609 for additional class information.2103HO718F 90 hrs $675 6/1/10-6/24/10 M-TH varies-days

2103HO719F 90 hrs $725 8/2/10-8/26/10 M-TH varies-days

2104HO718F 90 hrs $725 9/13/10-10/7/10 M-TH varies-days

2104HO719F 90 hrs $725 10/25/10-11/18/10 M-TH varies-days PM class days and times TBA – please call to be placed on waiting list.

PhlebotomyIndividuals who are looking for an opportunity to upgrade their clinical skills or start a new career as a Phlebotomist will be interested in this program. The course focuses on the requirements needed to become nationally certified by the American Society of Phlebotomy Technicians (ASPT). Cost of certification exam, books and supplies are included in course fee. Prerequisites: Anatomy and Physiology and Medical Terminology, or prior medical experience.2103HO716A-CP 120 hrs $1,350 7/6/10-10/7/10 T/TH 11:30am-3:30pm

2104HO703A (Pathway) 240 hrs $2,440 9/13/10-2/24/11 days vary 5:00-9:00pm

2111HO716A 118 hrs $1,350 11/3/10-4/13/11 M/W varies-pm

2201HO716A-CP 116 hrs $1,350 11/2/10-2/24/11 T/TH 5:00-9:00pm

Phlebotomy for Health Care ProfessionalsThis course is for health care professionals who have experience in phlebotomy and are not currently certified but desire ASPT certification. The main focus of this course is learning the requirements of the national certification exam. The student will be responsible for providing evidence of the required number of lab draws from either an employer or a student-arranged clinical externship site. Cost of certification exam fee and uniforms not included in course fee. 84 hrs $1,080 TBA TBA TBA

PharmacologyThis course teaches students about medications, reading prescriptions, drug classifications, actions/interactions, metabolism, storage, drug calculations needed for administration, and methods of administration. It is a course included in the curriculum of full- and part-time health care programs. This is a great course for upgrading one’s clinical skills and knowledge base. Prerequisites: Anatomy/Physiology, Medical Terminology, or prior medical experience.2104HO715A 56 hrs $460 10/7/10-12/9/10 T/TH times vary - pm

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Computer Training, Full-TimeComputer Training


Business Information TechnologyThis course is designed to make the student multi-qualified for Support Staff opportunities. The student will be certified in the Microsoft Office Suite and will be able to design, develop and maintain websites. They will also have a good understanding of how a business operates. Business Information Technology is designed to prepare students for a variety of careers in technology including: Office Support Staff, Computer Operator, Web Design and Development, Computer Programmers, Computer Software Applications, and Computer Support Specialist. Included in the cost of the program are a NetBook and a subscription to Safari Books Online where students have access to over 6,000 textbooks.Course Highlights:•MicrosoftOffice2007Advanced Levels•WebDesign&Development•DatabaseManagement•E-Commerce• ICDLComputerCertification•ExternshipProject•JobSearch2104BE720F 720 hrs $5,535 9/27/10-6/30/11 M-TH 5:30-9:30pm

2111BE720F 720 hrs $5,535 1/24/11-10/28/11 M-TH 9:00am-2:30pm

Computerized Office TechnologyComplete the Computerized Office Technology course to develop a comprehensive study of Microsoft Office 2007, a thorough understanding of financial accounting and QuickBooks Pro, development of office procedures (both administrative and legal), and an understanding of business communications and management. Students taking this program will complete an externship as an important part of their professional development. Computerized Office Technology is designed to prepare students for careers in all aspects of the modern office environment including: Computer Software Operations, Accounting/Bookkeeping, Human Resources, and Administrative and Legal assisting. The cost of this course includes testing for computer certification. Included in the cost of the program is a NetBook.Course Highlights•Keyboarding•Windows•MicrosoftOffice2007•Accounting•QuickBooks/Payroll•BusinessCommunications/Management•OfficeProcedures•JobSearch•Externship•ComputerCertificationExams•BusinessLaw2104BE730F 720 hrs $5,435 9/7/10-6/3/11 M-TH 9:00am-2:30pm

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Computer Training, Part-TimeComputer Training


KeyboardingLearn a skill essential to all computer use - keyboarding. This course is student-led using our sophisticated educational keyboarding program. Students can set their own dates and times during TCTC Adult Training Center’s hours of business. During the course employment-recommended timed keyboarding and ten key tests are available. Call for further information.2104CE105B Call for details $150

Intro to Computer BasicsThis course is designed to get the beginning student started using computer software applications. Features of this course are: Introduction to Windows, Introduction to Word Processing, Working with Files and Folders, Browsing the Web, Searching the Web and introduction to Webmail.2104CE101A 12 hrs $125 9/13/10-9/29/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

2104CE101B 12 hrs $125 10/4/10-10/20/10 M/W 1:00-3:00pm

2104CE101C 12 hrs $125 10/4/10-10/20/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

Comprehensive ComputersComprehensive Computers is a collection of courses designed to give students the skills necessary to understand the essential components of Windows, Microsoft Office 2007 and Internet Explorer. Basic fundamentals of computer use and specific program applications are covered in this course. Comprehensive Computers includes the following courses at a discounted fee:•Windows•FileManagement•Word•Excel•Access•PowerPoint•InternetExplorer2104CE155C 72 hrs $600 7/5/10-9/1/10 M/T/W 12:30-3:00pm

2104CE155D 72 hrs $600 9/13/10-12/15/10 M-TH 9:00am-noon

Microsoft WindowsWindows is software that controls all of the basic functions of your computer. You will learn, through some of the critical roles that the operating system plays, how to work with programs, create, edit, and save files and folders, and manage them using Windows Explorer. Students will also be introduced to multi-tasking and working with toolbars.2104CE110A 12 hrs $125 8/17/10-9/2/10 T/TH 10:00am-noon

2104CE110B 12 hrs $125 8/17/10-9/2/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm

2111CE110A 12 hrs $125 11/30/10-12/16/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pmTCTC offers one-on-one training for most computer courses. Call (330) 847-0503 ext. 1608 for details.

Microsoft Word 2007 IntroductionCreate great looking documents with ease. Students in this class will learn how to create business letters, memorandums, reports, resume preparation and proper business formatting.2104CE140A 12 hrs $125 9/13/10-9/29/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

2104CE140B 12 hrs $125 10/18/10-11/3/10 M/W 1:00-3:00pm

Microsoft Word 2007 IntermediateTake formatting of your documents to the next level. Students in this class will learn how to use desktop publishing, prepare newsletters and employee manuals, organize long documents and research papers and use web integration.2104CE240A 12 hrs $125 10/4/10-10/20/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm

Microsoft Word 2007 AdvancedLearn to use Microsoft Word like the experts. Students in the class will learn how to create a mail merge, advanced tables, excel integration, workgroup collaboration, macros, toolbars, templates and XML.2104CE340A 12 hrs $125 10/25/10-11/10/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

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Microsoft Excel 2007 IntroductionDiscover the power of using formulas and functions in Excel. Students in this course will develop the following skills: constructing simple worksheets, using formulas and functions, formatting cell contents, working with dates and text features, restructuring worksheets, and developing charts.2104CE115A 15 hrs $155 9/14/10-9/30/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

2104CE115B 15 hrs $155 10/26/10-11/11/10 T/TH 10:00am-12:30pm

2111CE115A 15 hrs $155 11/30/10-12/16/10 T/TH 10:00am-12:30pm

2111CE115B 15 hrs $155 11/30/10-12/16/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

Microsoft Excel 2007 IntermediateEnhance your spreadsheet knowledge and learn to use some of the advanced features of Excel. Students in this course will learn how to develop templates and graphics, work with multiple-sheet workbooks and databases, pivot tables, styles, outlines and absolute values.2104CE215A 15 hrs $155 10/5/10-10/21/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

2111CE215A 15 hrs $155 11/16/10-12/9/10 M/W 10:00am-12:30pm

Microsoft Excel 2007 AdvancedIf you have a working knowledge of Excel you are ready for the expert level. Students in this course will learn how to use lookup functions, create custom templates, use auditing tools, macros, VBA, advanced formatting and analysis tools, project tracking, internet integration, data sharing, and workgroup collaboration.2104CE315A 15 hrs $155 10/26/10-11/11/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

Microsoft Access 2007 IntroductionExplore the power of this database management system. Students in this introductory course receive hands-on training in creating tables, data entry, editing, organizing, and sorting information. Skills covered include tables, forms, reports, queries, relationships, wizards, masks and more.2111CE145C 12 hrs $125 11/2/10-11/18/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

Microsoft Access 2007 AdvancedLearn how to tailor data entry forms and reports to meet your needs at work or home. Students in this advanced course will develop the following skills: customizing forms and advanced controls, work with sub forms and calculated controls, import data, customize reports, switchboards, macros, command buttons, and integration with Word, Excel, and the web.2111CE245A 16 hrs $160 11/30/10-12/16/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm

Microsoft PowerPoint 2007Impress your coworkers and clients with a professional presentation at your next meeting. Learn how to create and deliver presentations, use clipart, drawing objects, animation and manage presentation tools. You will also learn advanced skills such as the use of charts, tables, office applications, online presentations, online collaboration, templates and proper presentation techniques.2104CE150A 12 hrs $125 9/13/10-9/29/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

2111CE150A 12 hrs $125 11/29/10-12/15/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

2111CE150B 12 hrs $125 11/29/10-12/15/10 M/W 10:00am-12:00pm

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Digital Camera Quick-StartLearn the basics of digital camera use to get the most out of your digital pictures. Learn more than how to take, print, store, and email digital photos. Students will also edit photos, use images to create greeting cards and calendars, and create slideshows. Students should bring cameras to class.2104CE134A 8 hrs $80 9/13/10-9/22/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

2111CE134A 8 hrs $80 11/29/10-12/8/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

Digital Camera AdvancedUse advanced techniques to get the most our of your digital cameras. Gain understanding of your camera from simple point and shoot to D-SLR. Spend time learning how they work and what they can do. Learn how to go from auto to manual mode. Shooting assignments designed to improve techniques, composition, lighting and (basic Photoshop) picture editing. Students should bring their cameras to class.2104CE234A 12 hrs $125 10/4/10-10/13/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

Intro to PhotoshopThis course is designed for the Photoshop beginner. It will focus on the basic steps for scanning and editing digital images. The course also includes tips and tricks for easy use of Photoshop.2104CE245A 12 hrs $125 10/18/10-11/1/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

Intro to PublisherLearn how to design and publish material for print, web and email with professional results. Students in this course will look at how to create a publication from scratch or use one of the hundreds of business and personal designs available in Publisher.2104CE127A 8 hrs $100 9/14/10-9/23/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm

Web Design Using Microsoft ExpressionsDesign and post your own website using Microsoft Expressions. Students in this course gain knowledge of basic webpage elements such as text and graphics, editing basics, linking to email and other websites, and website administration.2104CE137A 15 hrs $155 9/7/10-9/21/10 T/TH 6:00-9:00pm

2111CE137B 15 hrs $155 11/30/10-12/14/10 T/TH 6:00-9:00pm

Introduction to Payroll FundamentalsLearn the core payroll concepts to prepare for the Fundamental Payroll certification (APA). This 20-hour course will include instruction on: worker status, FLSA, employment taxes, employee benefits, employee/employer forms, professional responsibility, methods and timing payroll and customer service.2104CE160A 20 hrs $150 9/14/10-10/7/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

2104CE160B 20 hrs $150 10/26/10-11/18/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

Accounting With QuickBooksStudents in this course will learn the fundamentals of Financial Accounting while using QuickBooks. Topics in the course include accounts receivable, accounts payable, analyzing and journalizing transactions, posting to a general ledger, preparing end-of-the fiscal period financial statements, payroll and closing transactions.2104CE100A 36 hrs $350 9/13/10-10/20/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pm

QuickBooks Pro 2008This advanced course puts QuickBooks in an accounting context. Students will learn how to work with physical inventory, payroll, balance sheet accounts, double entry accounting, and how to customize QuickBooks to work best for a business.21041CE120A 15 hrs $155 10/12/10-10/28/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

2111CE120A 15 hrs $155 11/30/10-12/15/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

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Selling on eBayWant to make money? Sell on eBay! Students learn how to safely and efficiently sell products on eBay and utilize other services this popular online auction site offers. Computer knowledge suggested.2104CE191A 8 hrs $80 8/3/10-8/12/10 T/TH 1:00-3:00pm2104CE191B 8 hrs $80 8/3/10-8/12/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm2104CE191C 8 hrs $80 9/14/10-9/23/10 T/TH 1:00-3:00pm2104CE191D 8 hrs $80 9/14/10-9/23/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm2104CE191E 8 hrs $80 10/12/10-10/21/10 T/TH 1:00-3:00pm2104CE191G 8 hrs $80 10/12/10-10/21/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm2111CE191A 8 hrs $80 11/2/10-11/11/10 T/TH 1:00-3:00pm2111CE191B 8 hrs $80 11/2/10-11/11/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm2111CE191C 8 hrs $80 12/7/10-12/16/10 T/TH 1:00-3:00pm2111CE191D 8 hrs $80 12/7/10-12/16/10 T/TH 1:00-3:00pm

Simply for SeniorsAcquire hands-on experience in the use of a personal computer. By attending this beginner’s class, you will develop confidence and proficiency using Windows while becoming familiar with basic computer terminology and functions. Learn basic word processing skills using MS-Word, as well as covering topics of interest to the entire group.2104CE170A 20 hrs $110 8/2/10-8/12/10 M-TH 9:30am-noon

2104CE170B 20 hrs $110 10/4/10-10/14/10 M-TH 12:30-3:00pm

International Computer Driving LicenseICDL (International Computer Driving License) is the world’s most recognized computer literacy certification. ICDL consists of 7 tests that certify one’s ability to handle common computing tasks required by today’s employers. The cost of the ICDL exam includes an online tutorial covering the 7 components of the ICDL certification. These components are: information technology, managing files, word processing, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, and Internet/email.ICDL Exam 2104CE300A $120 Call for details.

Computer Networking WorkshopsNetworking IThis course will introduce you to network topologies, network protocols, function of each layer of the OSI model, IP addressing, network designs, Subnet masks, network components and technical terms. 2104CE400A 36 hrs $350 9/14/10-10/21/10 T/TH 6:00-9:00pm

Networking IIThis course will introduce you to network management, TCP/IP, network tools, routers, switches, hubs, LAN/WAN, IDS, IPS, the functions of specialized network devices and technical terms. 2111CE400A 36 hrs $350 10/26/10-12/9/10 T/TH 6:00-9:00pm

Networking IIIThis course will focus on common security threats and mitigation techniques, issues that affect device security methods of network access security, the function of hardware and software security devices and features of a firewall.21111CE400A 36 hrs $350 1/11/11-2/17/11 T/TH 6:00-9:00pm

Network Security IThis course will introduce you to virus and spyware management, Securing the operating system, types of viruses, cryptography and PKIs.2112CE400A 16 hrs $160 2/22/10-3/17/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm

Network Security IIThis course will focus on authentication, encryption, user name and passwords, email and biometrics. 2112CE400B 16 hrs $160 3/22/10-4/14/10 T/TH 6:00-8:00pm

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Management/Business, Part-TimeManagement/Business


Small Business ManagementSmall Business Management is a 50-hour program designed to help future and current entrepreneurs understand what is involved in creating a basic business plan and operating a successful small business. They will also learn the best way to present their plan. Students will learn what banks, investors, suppliers and others are looking for. In this course, students will be able to start writing their business plan and have all of the key elements done by the time this course is finished. The modules included in this course are: Understanding business Starting & growing a business Communication skills for your business Interpersonal skills Workforce development Marketing Financial aspects Daily management skills2104HR300A 50 hrs $425 8/14/10-12/14/10 T 6:00-9:00pm

Creating A Business PlanWriting a business plan is difficult for entrepreneurs, because it often challenges them in areas where they have little or no experience: research and writing. Since funding for your new business depends on this document, take a few evenings to learn the fundamentals and pitfalls of Business Plans.2104HR200A 10 hrs $100 10/4/10-11/1/10 M 8:00pm

Public Speaking with ConfidenceWorried about stumbling, stuttering and making a fool of yourself during your next presentation? Learn how to speak in public with confidence. Information on how to overcome public speaking obstacles and step-by-step approach to public speaking will be discussed. Participants will practice their public speaking skills in class.2111HR516A 12 hrs $120 11/3/10-11/29/10 M/W 8:00pm

Supervisory/Leadership SkillsThese management training programs for potential and practicing supervisors utilize discussions, self-assessments, role-plays, group exercises and cases for analysis to provide for maximum learning. Choose the topics of most interest to you or pressing need to your situation, or take them all to hone your supervisory skills.Human Relations 2104HR501A 9 hrs $90 8/6/10-8/23/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pmManagement 2104HR502A 9 hrs $90 8/25/10-9/1/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pmOrganizational Development 2104HR503A 9 hrs $90 9/13/10-9/20/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pmOrganizational Culture 2104HR504A 9 hrs $90 9/22/10-9/29/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pmLeadership 2104HR505A 9 hrs $90 10/4/10-10/11/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pmTime Management 2104HR506A 6 hrs $60 10/13/10-10/20/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pm

Communications 2104HR507A 12 hrs $120 10/25/10-11/1/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pmMotivation 2111HR508A 9 hrs $90 11/3/10-11/8/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pmEmployee Development 2111HR509A 9 hrs $90 11/10/10-11/29/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pmGroup Dynamics 2111HR510A 9 hrs $90 12/1/10-12/8/10 M/W 6:00-9:00pm

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Management/Business, Part-TimeManagement/Business


Human Resource Development/HRD WorkshopsThese three-hour workshops have been designed to help employers and employees build and maintain solid Human Resource skills. Each workshop covers a specific topic that can help strengthen communications and teamwork within any type of work environment. A discount will be applied for students who sign up for all workshops.Business Etiquette 2104HR113A 3 hrs $40 8/26/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmTelephone Techniques 2104HR114A 3 hrs $40 9/2/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmConflict Management 2104HR100A 3 hrs $40 9/9/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmStress Management 2104HR101A 3 hrs $40 9/16/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmCoaching 2104HR102A 3 hrs $40 9/23/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmCreative Thinking 2104HR103A 3 hrs $40 9/30/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmEffective Decision Making 2104HR104A 3 hrs $40 10/7/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmAssertiveness 2104HR105A 3 hrs $40 10/14/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmYour Attitude is Showing 2104HR106A 3 hrs $40 10/21/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmThe Professional Edge 2104HR107A 3 hrs $40 10/28/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmPerformance Appraisals Overview 2111HR108A 3 hrs $40 11/4/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmSexual Harassment 2111HR109A 3 hrs $40 11/11/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmTeam Building 2111HR110A 3 hrs $40 11/18/10 TH 6:00-9:00pm

Effective Meetings 2111HR111A 3 hrs $40 12/2/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmTrain the Trainer 2111HR112A 3 hrs $40 12/9/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmIntro to Project Management 2111HR115A 3 hrs $40 12/16/10 TH 6:00-9:00pmHRD Coordinator: (330) 847-0503, ext. 1608

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for Business & IndustryCustomized Training


Employee AssessmentsInterested in identifying the skills and strengths of your employees? Employee skill assessment can help!Whether used for pre-employment, pre-apprentice, or pre-advancement selection, you can count on Employee Assessment testing by TCTC to be:•Valid•Confidential•Thorough•QuicklyscoredTCTC measures skills through career assessments such as:•Generallearningability•Verbal,numerical,andspatialaptitudes•Reasoningdevelopment•Formandclericalperceptions•Motorcoordination•Fingerandmanualdexterity•Colordiscrimination•Measuring•MoneyhandlingskillsFor more information on Employee Assessments, call (330) 847-0503, ext. 1600.

Customized TrainingWe provide a comprehensive array of training and development programs designed to keep work skills in pace with the needs of rapidly changing technology. Customized training allows you to maximize your investment of training dollars by tailoring the individual program to accommodate SPECIFIC NEEDS.

Enhance Computer and People Skills to Improve ProductivityTrumbull Career & Technical Center offers a wide range of programs, from computer applications to communication and teambuilding skills, which can be customized to suit the needs of your organization. We provide services to local businesses and industry to fulfill the growing demand for a workforce that is confident and skilled in technology. We will assess your organization’s specific needs and their explicit use of computer technology to develop training programs that are efficient, effective, and specifically designed to address the needs of your staff. Training can be provided on-site or in our state-of-the-art classrooms or computer labs in our conveniently located Champion facility. Computer training can also be provided by way of our portable laptop lab. We can bring up to 10 laptop computers with wireless Internet capabilities to your location, set them up, and provide training on-site.For more information on Computer and Business training, call (330) 847-0503, ext. 1608 or email the coordinator at [email protected]

ACT WorkKeys Job ProfilingAttention Business and Industry:Do you want to:•Increaseyourbottomline?•Reduceturnover,overtime,andwastewhile

increasing morale?•Taketheguessworkoutofyouremployee

selection decisions?•Getthemostfromyourtrainingdollars?If so, call Dora Zandarski, Authorized ACT WorkKeys Job Profiler, (330) 847-0503, ext. 1608 for a free consultation. Let WorkKeys help you successfully assemble the pieces of a powerful hiring and training strategy.

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Health Care TrainingWith the Mahoning Valley health care industry expanding, it is necessary for employees in this field to continuously improve skills related to communications, customer service, and supervisory and leadership challenges. Through TCTC’s customized training services, a variety of diverse courses such as those mentioned, as well as hands-on skills, can be contracted to employees in our region. Working with your staff, we’ll provide an analysis of your organization’s needs and recommend the best course of action for your health care facility.For Customized Training in Health care, call (330) 847-0503, ext. 1609 or email the coordinator at [email protected].

Industrial TrainingToday, to remain profitable, it is essential to become competitive in every area. Developing and maintaining good employees has become a foremost issue with many employers. Effective and efficient training is the key to a quality workforce. Why send your employees to a “canned presentation’ when the TCTC Adult Training Center can customize training to specifically meet the needs of your company and your employees?Industrial training areas include:•Electrical/Mechanical•MachineTrades/BuildingTrades•PrintReadingQS-9000•OSHA10-hr.Certification•Welding&WeldingCertifications•Heating&AirConditioning(CFCCert.)For information on Customized Industrial Training or Apprenticeship programs, call (330) 847-0503, ext. 1610 or email the coordinator at: [email protected].

Apprenticeship ProgramsTCTC Adult Training Center partners with local employers to offer the related training required by the Department of Labor for industrial apprenticeship training. Students completing 600+ hours of related training at TCTC and 8,000 hours of on-the-job training with their sponsor employer will receive their Journeyman’s card from the Department of Labor. Programs Include: Machinist/ Tool and Die Maker Electrician/Industrial Electrician Millwright/Industrial Maintenance

Mechanic

Pipefitter/Other Job-Related Titles

CAREER T R A XYour fast track to success at school and work! A TCTC Adult Training Center service for young adults ages 18-21 looking to get ahead.We offer Career Training and Job Placement.We also assist with tutoring, counseling and other services that may be needed to achieve your goals.For more information call Alice M. Kliner or Bette Allen Nisbett.Trumbull Career & Technical Center (330) 847- 0503 ext. 1625 or 1627Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

EGCC classes are available at TCTC.

Go to http://www.egcc.edu/ for more information.

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AutomotiveTrade and Industry


AutomotiveAutomotive Service TechnologyThe Automotive Service Technology program is designed to prepare students to enter one of the fastest growing service industries. Students learn the principles and skills necessary to troubleshoot, service, and repair various automotive systems using the latest technology. This program gives students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience while preparing for their ASE certification exams. Upon completion of this program, students will qualify for employment as line technicians, parts or service managers, or fleet maintenance technicians. Both the instructor and this program are ASE certified. The course cost includes a student tool set and 2 certification tests in areas of the student’s choice.Automotive Technology Coursework includes: Shop Maintenance and Safety

Computer Diagnostics Brakes Steering and Suspension Electrical Systems Automatic Transmissions/ Transaxles Engine Repair Engine Performance Heating and A/C Systems Manual Transmissions/ Differentials Adult CPR Job Placement Assistance

2104TI740F 1,100 hrs $10,325 9/7/10-6/30/11 M-TH 2:30-9:30pm

2112TI740F 1,100 hrs $TBA 2/1/11-2/1/12 M-TH 2:30-9:30pm

Automotive Heating & AirLearn Heating & Air Conditioning fundamentals, diagnosis, leak testing, evacuating and recharging. Includes 20 hours of classroom time, 60 hours of hands-on training, book, materials, and ASE study guide. (Bring your own vehicle for an A/C recharge; refrigerant included.)2104TM740H 80 hrs $835 Call the office for dates.

Automatic TransmissionsLearn Automatic Transmission fundamentals, diagnosis, service and electrical diagnosis. Course includes 35 hours of classroom time, 85 hours of hands-on, book, materials and ASE Study Guide. (Bring your own transmission to rebuild, supply your own parts.)2104TM740E 120 hrs $1,165 Call the office for dates.

BrakesLearn brake fundamentals, diagnosis, and anti-lock brake systems. Includes 30 hours of classroom time, 70 hours of hands-on training, book, materials, and ASE study guide.2104TM740B 100 hrs $1,000 Call the office for dates.

Electrical/ElectronicsLearn electrical fundamentals and diagnosis on simple to complex circuits. Learn computer control systems, scan tool diagnosis and wiring diagrams. Course includes 60 hours of classroom time and 140 hours of hands-on training, book materials and ASE study guide.2104TM740D 200 hrs $2,000 Call the office for dates.

Engine PerformanceLearn fundamentals and diagnosis of computer controlled systems, fuel systems, ignition systems and emission control systems. Course includes 75 hours of classroom time, 185 hours of hands-on instruction, book, materials and ASE study guide.2104TM740G 260 hrs $2,320 Call the office for dates.

Engine RepairLearn to build engines with precision measurement. Learn valve train, bottom end and front end repair and service.2104TM740A 120 hrs $1,165 Call the office for dates.Manual TransmissionsLearn manual transmission fundamentals, clutches, diagnosis and repair. Course includes 30 hours of classroom time, 70 hours of hands-on training, books, materials and ASE study guide.2104TM740K 100 hrs $1,000 Call the office for dates.

Suspension & SteeringLearn suspension and steering fundamentals, diagnosis and alignments. Includes 30 hours of classroom time, 70 hours of hands-on training, books, materials and ASE study guide. (Bring in your own vehicle to repair.)2104TM740C 100 hrs $1,000 Call the office for dates.

12/8/09-1/14/10 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

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Building Maintenance / Construction TradesTrade and Industry


Building Maintenance / Construction Trades graduates earn the OSHA 10-Hour Certification, as well as having the opportunity to sit for the NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research) Certification.

Building Maintenance Coursework Includes: Applied Math/ Measurement

Construction Print Reading Carpentry I, II, III Residential Wiring I, II Commercial Wiring Plumbing I, II / Masonry and Concrete OSHA 10-Hour Certification Air Conditioning & Refrigeration HVAC Installation

Building Maintenance/ Construction TradesLearn masonry, carpentry, plumbing, HVAC, OSHA safety and electrical wiring from experts who work in the trades. A combination of classroom and hands-on training will give you the experience needed for a career in the construction trades. 2104DT790F 720 hrs $6,950 9/13/10-6/16/11 M-TH 4:30-9:30pm

Air Conditioning & Refrigeration IDevelop basic skills and a working knowledge of the compression refrigeration system. Learn about the system components, cooling cycles, unit capacity and methods of system control. Diagnose system failures and implement procedures to repair.2111DT120A 40 hrs $350 12/7/10-1/13/11 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

Carpentry I This hands-on course will provide the student with training experience in residential construction. The focus is on tools and equipment. The course will also cover general house construction and design. Types of wood and material used in construction. First class of a 3-part series.2104DT104A 50 hrs $400 10/28/10-12/2/10 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

Carpentry II This hands-on course will provide instruction in framing. Students learn about floor joists, headers, trusses, rafters, sub-floors and roofing. Prerequisite: Carpentry I2111DT204A 70 hrs $425 12/6/10-2/7/11 M/W 4:30-9:30pm

Carpentry III This hands-on course focuses on interior and exterior finishing. Students learn about insulation, drywall, cabinetry, and interior trim. You will also learn about siding, soffit, fascia and more! Prerequisite: Carpentry I & II2112DT304A 70 hrs $425 4/20/11-6/13/11 M/W 4:30-9:30pm

Commercial Electricity The final installment of our residential/ commercial electricity program, this course discusses the national electric code and power sources, in addition to learning and applying troubleshooting and repair skills to various types of electrical systems.2113DT361A 60 hrs $475 5/5/11-6/14/11 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

Gain the knowledge and skills required for employment in the building maintenance or construction industry by building a complete house in the lab. Students may complete the entire

program or select specific courses (based on space availability). Students who complete the full-time program receive tools and additional training in measurement techniques, job search

resources, and other skills necessary for successful employment. This program involves a combination of hands-on lab work and related classroom instruction.

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Construction MathDesigned for the construction trades, this course will focus on basic math computation, working with fractions and decimals, measurement skills and construction related formulas.2104DT107A 45 hrs $350 9/13/10-10/11/10 M/W 4:30-9:30pm

Construction Print ReadingLearn to read and interpret construction blueprints. Abbreviations and symbols for all aspects of the building trades are covered including carpentry, masonry, electrical and plumbing. This course also covers types of plans, building materials and specifications.2104DT106A 45 hrs $350 9/14/10-10/12/10 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

HVAC InstallationThis hands-on program will install a whole house air conditioning system. Class time will include theory in air flow and duct sizes. During the shop time, students will install a complete whole house air conditioning system, including furnace, duct work, electrical connections and controls. Prerequisite: Air Conditioning & Refrigeration I.2112DT320A 40 hrs $375 3/31/11-5/3/11 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

Masonry & ConcreteDesigned for the construction trades, this hands-on course will teach students about basic tools, layout, and procedures. Learn how to mix mortar and concrete, lay brick and block, finish and repair concrete.2104DT140A 70 hrs $475 10/13/10-12/1/10 M/W 4:30-9:30pm

Plumbing IThis course is designed to teach basic plumbing techniques, including piping materials and fittings as well as the installation of valves, faucets, fixtures and meters.2112DT156A 45 hrs $375 2/14/11-3/14/11 M/W 4:30-9:30pm

Plumbing IIThis course teaches basic print reading and sketching skills as well as pipe and fitting installation. Students will also gain skills in soldering and brazing, as well as maintaining and repairing plumbing systems. Also covered are the building and plumbing codes. Prerequisite: Plumbing I2112DT256A 45 hrs $375 3/21/11-4/18/11 M/W 4:30-9:30pm

Residential Electricity ILearn the basics of electrical wiring appropriate for residential, commercial, and industrial electricians. This course provides instruction and hands-on training in electrical codes, tools, safely, connections, switches and receptacles, electrical circuit tests, cable and conduit.2104DT161A 48 hrs $400 9/8/10-10/18/10 M/W 4:30-8:30pm

2111DT161A 50 hrs $400 1/18/11-2/17/11 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

Residential Electricity IIContinues the topics covered in Residential Electricity I and covers more advanced residential wiring applications as well as design, layout of electrical systems, motors and control systems, and electrical print reading. Prerequisite: Residential Electricity I2104DT251A 48 hrs $400 10/20/10-12/1/10 M/W 4:30-8:30pm

2112DT261A 50 hrs $400 2/24/11-3/29/11 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

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Industrial TrainingTrade and Industry


AutoCAD Release 2010This introductory course will enable students to create a basic 2-D drawing using AutoCAD. Core topics are covered with the intent to teach the most essential tools and concepts. Assignments related to each topic are designed to give brief hands-on experience with each skill. 2104DT100A 40 hrs $325 9/8/10-11/15/10 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Advanced AutoCAD Release 2010This advanced class will build on the skills developed in basic AutoCAD. Students will use advanced concepts and design techniques to develop more complicated drawings. Assignments will be more demanding and require more time to develop skills. Prerequisite: Basic AutoCad Knowledge 2111DT200A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

AutoCAD Inventor R11 (3-D Modeling)This class will introduce the concepts and techniques of 3-D modeling with Autodesk Inventor. As an introductory class it does not assume prior knowledge of any 3-D modeling or CAD software. Students need some experience with Windows Operating System and background with drafting.2111DT101A 40 hrs $325 11/29/10-2/23/11 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Blueprint Reading IThis course introduces the language of blueprint lines and symbols, and covers auxiliary and sectional views, orthographic projection drawings, title block information, measurement tools and standard dimensions/tolerances. 2104DT102A 40 hrs $325 9/7/10-11/11/10 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Blueprint Reading IITopics covered in this course include geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, machining specifications, numerical control documents, and specialty print reading for machine trades, sheet metal and plastics. Prerequisite: Blueprint Reading I2111DT202A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Blueprint Reading For WeldersThis course covers all the basics of blueprint reading, along with welding terminology and weld symbols necessary to understand weld blueprints2111DT303A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Boiler Operation: Low PressureThis course is for the student interested in obtaining a low-pressure boiler operator license. Participants will learn the basics of steam production, controlling steam pressure, equipment and effective boiler operation. We will also cover safety practices and efficiency. Even those with extensive experience in boiler operation will increase their chances of successful licensing by completing this course. Approved by the Division of Industrial Compliance. 2111DT103A 50 hrs $350 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 7:00-9:30pm

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Boiler Operation: High PressureThis course is a continuation of low-pressure boiler for the student interested in obtaining a high-pressure boiler operator license. Participants will continue to learn the systems and procedures necessary to operate a high- pressure boiler. Even those with extensive experience in boiler operation will increase their chances of successful licensing by completing this course. Approved by the Division of Industrial Compliance.2112DT203A 45 hrs $350 3/15/11-5/12/11 T/TH 7:00-9:30pm

CFC CertificationThis course prepares participants for and includes certification testing (section 608/609). Topics include regulations, refrigerant conservation and containment, recovery, recycling and reclamation. Text from Refrigeration Service Engineers Society included.2103DT105A 21 hrs $250 6/23/10-7/19/10 M/W 5:00-8:00pm

2104DT105A 21 hrs $250 10/5/10-10/26/10 T/TH 5:00-8:00pm

CNC (Computer Numerical Control)Designed for the machinist/machine operator, this course provides an introduction to numerical control machinery and systems and discusses tooling for numerical control, programming coordinates, two and three axis programming, interpolation and loops.2111DT106A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

Die Making, BasicDesigned for the machinist, tool designer/builder and others who need a working reference on the design, construction, and use of metal stamping dies. Covers principles of blanking and/or piercing dies, bending, holes, die life, punch plates, die block construction and die sets.2104DT110A 40 hrs $325 9/8/10-11/15/10 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Die Making, AdvancedThis course will continue instruction in the demanding field of die making. Topics include inverted and compound dies, progressive dies using blank-through, cutoff and parting principles, secondary operations and drawing.2112DT210A 40 hrs $325 3/14/11-5/23/11 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Digital ElectronicsDesigned for those working in the field of Industrial Electricity and/or Electronic Repair, Digital Electronics is a must. This course will provide participants with an introduction to digital concepts and will include such topics as numbering systems, logic gates, combinational logic, DeMorgan’s theorems, adders, latches, counters and counter design.2112DT117A 40 hrs $325 3/15/11-5/19/11 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

Electrical Conduit BendingLearn the basics of bending electrical conduit. This is a hands-on class. Spend part of the class learning the formulas and techniques used in conduit bending. Spend the rest of the class practicing bending conduit and pulling wires. This class will run in conjunction with Commercial Electricity.2113DT461A 10 hrs $100 5/24/11-5/26/11 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

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Electrical Print ReadingThe focus of this course is on reading and interpreting electrical schematics and wiring diagrams. Learn to identify the various symbols, trace the flow of electricity, identify and troubleshoot potential problem areas and more.2112DT112A 40 hrs $325 3/15/11-5/19/11 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

Electronics IThis covers basic concepts of electricity, electrical quantities and components, basic circuit analysis, network theorems and analysis techniques, and the production and measurement of electrical quantities.2111DT116A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

Electronics IIA continuation of our introductory course, the focus of this class is on reactive components with further study and labs on measurement techniques and power supplies.Prerequisites: Electronics I2112DT216A 40 hrs $325 3/15/11-5-19/11 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

Fabrication Layout and DesignThis hands-on course is designed for the iron-worker, maintenance mechanic, welder/ fabricator, and others interested in the art of structural layout and design. The course will include a review of blueprint reading, measurement techniques, and technical math skills. The course will focus on bending and forming materials, practical geometry, layout methods, radial line development, parallel line development, and triangulation method of development. Participants will measure, layout and prepare a number of objects during the course. Prerequisites: Blueprint Reading and Technical Math or equivalent experience DT118A 40 hrs $325 3/14/11-5/23/11 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

High VoltageDesigned for the Industrial Electrician, this course covers high voltage safety, substations and power systems, transformers, breakers, switchgear, protective devices, preventative maintenance, electrical procedures and emergency systems.2112DT122A 40 hrs $325 3/15/11-5/19/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Home Repair and Improvement This course will teach you the basics of plumbing, electrical, and carpentry work, and is designed for common repairs and improvements completed by the home owner. This will include installation or repairing faucets, fixing toilets, dealing with clogged drains, installing light fixtures, screen repair, replacing electrical outlets and switches, patching drywall and installing trim or baseboard. A great class for women or new homeowners.2104PE120A 20 hrs $150 9/14/10-10/7/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

Home Repair and Improvement IIThe emphasis in this class is on “improvement”. Spruce up your home with these simple skills. You will learn how to install countertops, ceramic floor and wall tiles, wood floors, ceiling fans, bathroom vent fans, replace a door, install a dead bolt and MORE! We will do our best to accommodate other needs that you may have. This class is designed for those who want to “do it yourself”.2104PE220A 20 hrs $150 10/19/10-11/11/10 T/TH 6:00-8:30pm

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Online Home Inspection TrainingThere’s more to a home inspection than just looking around a house. It is a profession that combines construction knowledge with communications skills and business savvy. Our online, nationally certified home inspection training course was developed in partnership with the American Home Inspectors Training Institute. Through this course you will learn everything you need to know to either begin work in the home inspection industry or start up your own home inspection business. Students completing this course will receive course books, audio and visual materials, exercises, photos of numerous inspection scenarios, exams, business and marketing materials, certification study guide and an inspection tool kit. The distance learning materials are broken down into modules and are easy to use. If you have any questions during the course you will receive the support you need. In addition, you are able to complete this course at your own pace. Modules include: Inspecting Structures, Exteriors, Roofs, Electrical, Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, Interiors, Insulation and Ventilation and Business and Marketing.Call 1-800-441-9411 (AHIT/TCTC) or visit our website (www.tctcadulttraining.org) for more information. Register today to begin your career inthisgrowingprofession.$995

Hydraulics IThis course is designed to introduce the student to basic hydraulic principles and systems. Topics include hydraulic schematics, fluids, filters, reservoirs and accumulators, pumps, tubing and fittings, control valve cylinders, and lubrication.2104DT124A 40 hrs $325 9/8/10-11/15/10 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Hydraulics IIA continuation of the Hydraulics I course, Hydraulics II focuses on troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance of hydraulics systems. Prerequisite: Hydraulics I2111DT224A 40 hrs $325 11/29/10-2/23/11 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Industrial Electricity IAn introduction to the principles of electricity and electrical measurements. Includes types of electricity, current, resistance and voltage, conductors, basic electronics, meters, measuring resistance and power and types of instruments.2111DT126A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Industrial Electricity IIAn introduction to AC/DC circuit theory and analysis. Topics include principles of AC and DC circuits, resistive series and parallel circuits, inductance and inductive reactance, capacitance and capacitive circuits. Prerequisite: Industrial Electricity I2112DT226A 40 hrs $325 3/15/11-5/19/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Industrial WiringBased on the latest National Electric Code, this course takes participants through all aspects of wiring an industrial building. Plans and site work, substations, feeder bus systems, panel boards, site lighting, signal systems, wire tables, and wiring application and system protection are covered during this course.2104DT128A 40 hrs $325 9/7/10-11/11/10 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

InstrumentationDesigned for the electrical trades student, this course covers the foundations of measurement instrumentation; force, weight, and motion measurement; pressure, flow, and level measurement; and calibration of instruments.2104DT129A 40 hrs $325 9/7/10-11/11/10 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

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Jig and Fixture DesignDesigned for the machinist, tool and die maker, this course covers types and functions of jigs and fixtures, basic principles, design economics, design/drawing, workholding, tooling and materials. 2104DT130A 40 hrs $325 9/8/10-11/15/10 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Lubrication Learn the basic principles and methods of lubrication systems. Types of lubricants and their characteristics, additives, oils, and greases are all discussed.2111DT131A 20 hrs $180 11/29/10-1/12/11 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Machine Shop IThis course in designed for machinist, tool and die makers or anyone who wants to learn the basics of machine tools. This is a hands-on class. Learn the basics of machining utilizing mills and lathes. The class will cover the basics of the Milling Machine including indicating the machine and workholding devices, coordinate system, screw slop, speeds, feeds, cutting tools and basic operations. The class will also cover the basics of the lathe, including lathe tools, workholding devices, indicating, turning, facing, speeds, feeds and basic machine operations.2111DT136A 40 hrs $480 12/1/10-2/23/11 W 5:00-9:00pm

Machine Shop IIThis advanced course is a follow-up to Machine Shop I. This class will explore advanced milling procedures, correct cutter selection, correct techniques necessary to hold close tolerances. On the lathe, learn advanced techniques such as knurling, threading, offset turning and more.2112DT236A 40 hrs $480 3/15/11-5/17/11 T 5:00-9:00pm

Machinery IDesigned for mechanics, millwrights or any mechanical field, this course covers force and motion, energy and power, fluid mechanics, lubrication, equipment installation, power transmission, belts, drive systems and couplings.2104DT138A 40 hrs $325 9/8/10-11/15/10 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Machinery IIFurthers students’ knowledge of mechanical and electrical clutches, troubleshooting, mechanical calculations, bearings, threads, fasteners, pumps, air compressors, basic hydraulics and pneumatics and drive systems. Prerequisite: Machinery I2111DT238A 40 hrs $325 11/29/10-2/23/11 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Math IBasic math skills are a necessity in any career field. This introductory course begins with basic operations with whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. Students then work with equations and formulas, ratios and percents, and fundamentals of algebra.2104DT142A 45 hrs $350 9/7/10-11/11/10 T/TH 7:00-9:15pm

Math IIThe primary focus of this course is plane geometry. Topics include: geometric principles, angular measures, triangles and circles. Prerequisites: Math I (Basic Math & Algebra) 2111DT242A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

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Math IIIA continuation of our technical series, the focus of this course is on the fundamentals of Trigonometry. Prerequisites: Math I & II (Algebra & Geometry)DT342A 40 hrs $325 3/14/11-5/23/11 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Mechanical Drive SystemsA must for anyone in the maintenance trade, this course covers a wide variety of commonly used mechanical drives, gears, clutches and couplings. The installation and maintenance of speed reducers is also covered.2104DT159A 40 hrs $325 9/8/10-11/15/10 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Mechanical Print ReadingDesigned for the industrial maintenance mechanic, the focus of this 20-hour course is on reading and interpreting mechanical diagrams and schematics. Learn to identify various symbols and discuss piping, hydraulic/pneumatic, electrical, refrigeration and welding diagrams. You can’t troubleshoot a broken machine without first understanding the drawing.2104DT212A 20 hrs $180 9/8/10-10/11/10 M/W 7:00-9:00pm MetallurgyMachinists, tool and die makers, welders, quality inspectors, and anyone who works with metals -- this class is for you. This course provides an introduction to various alloys and metals, the components and strength of these alloys, how they are produced and processed, and the effects of these processes.2111DT146A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Motors & Controls IA must for everyone in the electrical trades, this high demand course discusses principles of electric motor control, including AC and DC motors, starters, relays and switches, control circuits, and solid state devices. Prerequisite: Industrial Electricity I2104DT148A 40 hrs $325 9/7/10-11/11/10 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Motors & Controls IIStudents enhance previously learned knowledge from Motors & Controls I, this course covers principles of motor protection, variable speed motors, switches and wireways, single and three-phase systems. Prerequisite: Motors & Controls I2111DT248A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

OSHA 10-Hour CardThe 10-Hour card is designed to provide a variety of training for General Industry. Course covers OSHA policies, procedures and standards. The emphasis is on hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention. Examples include walking and working surfaces, fire prevention, electrical safety, personal protective equipment, machine guards, lift truck safety, confined space, lockout. OSHA 10-Hour Card issued upon successful completion of program.2102DT149A 10 hrs $140 6/8/10-6/10/10 T/TH 10:30am -3:30pm

2104DT149A 10 hrs $140 10/14/10-10/19/10 T/TH 4:30-9:30pm

Pipe WeldingThis class covers the techniques required to weld structural pipe. Prepares participants for schedule 6G pipe welding certification (cost of testing not included.) This course is for advanced welders only. Prerequisites: Welding I-IV or equivalent experience2112DT150A 48 hrs $425 4/19/11-5/26/11 T/TH 5:00-9:00pm

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Piping SystemsGeared for the industrial maintenance mechanic, this course covers metal and nonmetallic piping, hoses, tubing, fittings, common valves, special valves, strainers, filters and traps, and their uses as piping accessories.2112DT152A 40 hrs $325 3/14/11-5/23/11 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

PLC IUtilizing the Allen Bradley SLC500, the student will be introduced to the installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of PLC hardware. Navigation through RSLogix development software and RSLinx hardware configuration software are covered. Number systems are introduced that explain the use of binary, hex, and BCD. Labs are developed, written and debugged by students, using basic PLC instructions. Students will also develop relay ladder logic using basic instructions along with timers and counters. Comparison, math, data handling, and more instructions are introduced. Notebook computer are utilized along with the latest software to program the PLC units. Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of computers and Windows-based programs as well as an understanding of industrial control systems.2104DT154A 40 hrs $325 9/7/10-11/11/10 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

2111DT154A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/10 T/TH 7:00-9:00pm

PLC IIThe second in the PLC series, this course will teach the Allen Bradley Compact Logix and Control Logix Controllers. Students will learn to wire input and outputs along with navigation through RSLogix 5000 software and RSLinx 5000 hardware configuration. Students will also be introduced to wireless and hardwire interface connections. Labs are developed, written and debugged by students, using basic PLC instructions. Students will also develop relay ladder logic using basic instructions along with timers and counters. Comparison, math, data handling, and move instructions included.Prerequisites: PLC I or sufficient experience with PLC programming and communication, along with a basic knowledge of computers and Windows-based programs.2111DT254A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/10 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

2112DT254A 40 hrs $325 3/15/11-5/19/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

PLC Panelview PlusStudents will get hands-on experience with the Allen Bradley Panelview Plus machine level Operator Interface and the newest Factory Talk View Studio development software. Topics covered will be to gain an understanding the software development environment, communication setup, PLC/HMI tag referencing with screen and object configuration. Students will develop projects on their own workstations connected to live controllers. The class will include an overview of advanced functionally such as data collection and trending, alarming, messaging, recipe management and use of parameters.Prerequisites: PLC I & II, or sufficient experience with PLC programming and communication, along with a basic knowledge of computers and Windows-based programs.2112DT354A 20 hrs $200 1/19/11-2/23/11 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

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PLC Integrated Industrial ControlStudents will use the latest Allen Bradley software on notebook computers to program Control Logix and Micrologix Controllers. Labs will include using Device and wireless Internet along with hard connections and Panel View to operate motor control systems and pneumatic systems. Prerequisites: PLC I & II, or sufficient experience with PLC programming and communication, along with a basic knowledge of computers and Windows-based programs.2112DT454A 40 hrs $375 3/14/11-5/23/11 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

PneumaticsDesigned for industrial maintenance students, this course focuses on the principles and operating characteristics of compressed air systems and components. Topics covered include reciprocating and rotary compressors, air treatment, valves, cylinders, piping, hoses and fittings.2112DT158A 40 hrs $325 3/14/11-5/23/11 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

PumpsParticipants will learn how pumps are used and principles of their operation. Course covers a wide variety of pumps, including centrifugal, reciprocating and rotary pumps. Installation and maintenance of pumps is also covered and includes replacement of packing, seal and bearings.2111DT134A 20 hrs $180 1/19/11-2/23/11 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Rigging & Equipment InstallationThis course includes fundamentals of industrial rigging. Ropes, chains, knots, cranes, hoists, scaffolds and ladders are covered, along with installation, setting, leveling, aligning, and anchoring equipment.2111DT162A 40 hrs $325 11/29/10-2/23/11 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Shop Theory IDesigned for the Machine Trades apprentice, this course will provide an introduction to machine tool technology. Topics include measurement and inspection tools, threading, grinder operations, band machining, drilling machines and lathe operations.2111DT166A 40 hrs $325 11/30/10-2/22/11 T/TH 5:00-7:00pm

Shop Theory IIDesigned for second-year machine trades apprentice students, this course covers milling machine operations, shaping and broaching operations, abrasive machining, basic metallurgy and numerical controls. Prerequisite: Shop Theory I2111DT266A 40 hrs $325 3/14/11-5/23/11 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Shop Theory IIIDesigned for advanced apprentice students, course includes a variety of topics including Sine Bars, Compound Sine Bars and effective use of the Machinery’s Handbook, utilizing personal computers, and additional topics for advanced study or review.Prerequisite: Shop Theory I & II2104DT366A 40 hrs $325 9/8/10-11/15/10 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Small Engine Repair (Basic or Advanced)These two courses consist of hands-on instruction in the use, care, maintenance, service and repair of air-cooled engines for home, garden, lawn and recreation. Taught together, please indicate at the time of registration whether you are interested in the basic or advanced course.2104DT168A 50 hrs $325 10/4/10-12/13/10 M/W 6:30-9:00pm

2112DT168A 50 hrs $325 2/7/11-4/13/11 M/W 6:30-9:00pm

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Solidworks I (3D Modeling)This class will introduce the concepts and techniques of 3-D modeling with Solidworks. As an introductory class it does not assume prior knowledge of any 3-D modeling or CAD software. Students need some experience with Windows Operating System and background with drafting.2112DT300A 40 hrs $385 3/14/11-5/23/11 M/W 5:00-7:00pm

Troubleshooting SkillsThis 20-hour course explores the subject of troubleshooting and the importance of proper maintenance procedures focusing on specific maintenance tasks such as solving mechanical and electrical problems, breakdown maintenance and preventative maintenance.2104DT169A 20 hrs $180 10/13/10-11/15/10 M/W 7:00-9:00pm

Welding I This hands-on, self-paced course introduces the participant to AC and DC Arc Welding (SMAW). Emphasis is placed on proper welding practices, material selection, equipment operation, and safety. Burning and cutting practices are also included. This updated course includes a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on practice with various weld joints and positions.2104DT170A 40 hrs $350 9/8/10-10/11/10 M/W 5:00-9:00pm

2111DT170A 40 hrs $350 11/30/10-1/13/11 T/TH 5:00-9:00pm

2112DT170A 40 hrs $350 3/14/11-4/13/11 M/W 5:00-9:00pm

Welding IIContinue hands-on training in SMAW, improving technique and introducing vertical, horizontal and overhead positions.Prerequisite: Welding I2104DT270A 40 hrs $350 10/18/10-11/17/10 M/W 5:00-9:00pm

2111DT270A 40 hrs $350 1/24/11-2/28/11 M/W 5:00-9:00pm

2112DT270A 40 hrs $350 4/27/11-6/1/11 M/W 5:00-9:00pm

Welding III & IV Further your welding knowledge with this hands-on course that offers training in Mig (GMAW) and Tig (GTAW) welding. 2104DT370A 40 hrs $350 9/7/10-10/7/10 T/TH 5:00-9:00pm

2111DT370A 40 hrs $350 11/29/10-1/12/11 M/W 5:00-9:00pm

2112DT370A 40 hrs $350 3/15/11-4/14/11 T/TH 5:00-9:00pm

Welding CertificationThe TCTC Adult Training Center offers weld testing for federal certification in accordance with AWS specifications. Obtain certification for 3/8” or 1” V-Groove in the flat, horizontal, vertical or overhead positions, using SMAW, GMAW, FLUX or GTAW processes. Pipe welding (6G) Certification is also available.For costs or other information, call (330) 847-0503, ext. 1610.

Welding students can take up to four welding classes that include Stick (SMAW), Tig (Tungsten Inert gas), Mig (Metal Inert gas) and Pipe Welding. Student also can take AWS (American Welding Society) Welding Certifications (not included in fees).

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Fresh Flower Arranging with MarieAutumn Harvest Fresh Arrangement2104PE115A 2 hrs $25 9/21/10 TH 6:30-8:30pm

Fresh Halloween Holiday Arrangement2104PE115B 2 hrs $25 10/28/10 TH 6:30-8:30pm

Fresh Thanksgiving Arrangement2111PE115A 2 hrs $25 11/18/10 TH 6:30-8:30pm

Fresh Traditional Pine Garland2111PE115B 2 hrs $25 12/2/10 TH 6:30-8:30pm

Fresh Door Charm2111PE115C 2 hrs $25 12/9/10 TH 6:30-8:30pm

Fresh Holiday Arrangement2111PE115D 2 hrs $25 12/16/10 TH 6:30-8:30pm

Cake DecoratingImpress your family and guests by designing and decorating a cake for that special occasion. You will be given proven icing recipes and will use them in making basket weave, lace, roses, borders, flowers, lettering and unique designs. This is a comprehensive course covering all aspects of cake design from simple cakes to wedding cakes. Both novices as well as those with some experience are welcome to attend. Supplies extra.2104PE108A 20 hrs $105 9/13/10-11/1/10 M 6:00-8:30pm

Beginner Belly Dancing“Belly dance” correctly with Middle Eastern folk or Ethnic Dance or the Dance of Birth. It includes various tempos from slow, hypnotic moves through shimmies and dancing with veils. Perfect exercise for women with emphasis on a strong, flexible torso. the 7th class will be video night and will meet from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Former students and guests of current students are invited toattendfor$6/person.Adultsonlyplease.2104PE147A 7 hrs $27 9/15/10-10/27/10 W 7:30-8:30pm

Beginning Line DancingA great way to exercise and have fun all at the same time! Learn basic steps and line dances such as the Electric Slide, Watermelon Crawl, Tush Push, etc. Come join the fun! Discounted rates apply for those signing up for both classes. Call for prices.2104PE145A 12 hrs $65 9/16/10-10/21/10 TH 6:00-8:00pm

2111PE145A 12 hrs $65 11/4/10-12/16/10 TH 6:00-8:00pm

Intermediate Line DancingIf you’ve taken a beginning line dance class or know basic steps of line dancing, come join us for this class! Learn intermediate line dances! Combine exercise with fun! A great way to work out! Discounted rates apply for those signing up for both classes. Call for prices.2104PE245A 9 hrs $45 9/16/10-10/21/10 TH 8:00-9:30pm

2111PE245A 9 hrs $45 11/4/10-12/16/10 TH 8:00-9:30pm


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Floral Design Silk IDevelop your artistic talent while learning the basic skills needed to arrange silk flowers and dried floral to create beautiful arrangements. Complete and take home several class projects that you will be proud to display in your home or give as gifts. Supplies extra.2104PE114A 12 hrs $65 9/16/10-10/21/10 TH 6:00-8:00pm

Floral Design Silk IIContinue to develop the skills learned in Floral Design Silks I. Complete several class projects to display or use as gifts. Supplies extra. Perquisite: Floral Design Silk I2104PE214A 12 hrs $65 10/27/10-12/8/10 W 6:00-8:00pm

Chinese Language For the BeginnerWould you like to learn another language? Especially one that has such a progressive business thrust in today’s society? Then try this Beginner’s Chinese workshop, covering basic speaking and writing skills. Instructor Mark Lee Pringle has had 38 years experience in Chinese language, both Mandarin and Cantonese.2103PE148A 5 hrs $50 7/15/10-8/12/10 TH 1:00-2:00pm

2104PE148A 5 hrs $50 9/16/10-10/14/10 TH 1:00-2:00pm

2111PE148A 5 hrs $50 11/4/10-12/9/10 TH

Beginning GuitarThis 10-hour course will cover some of the basics of Guitar playing such as: parts & terms, stringing and tuning, basic chords, scales, timing and song structure. Students will need to bring their own guitar. Students may bring a package of strings if they would like to learn to string their guitar.2104PE064A 10 hrs $35 7/14/10-8/3/10 T 6:00-8:00pm

2104PE164B 10 hrs $35 9/14/10-10/10/10 T 6:00-8:00pm

Intermediate GuitarExpand on your beginning guitar knowledge by taking this intermediate guitar course. Take the next step with skills, chords and ideas. Students will need to bring their own guitar. Students may bring a package of strings if they would like to learn to string their guitar.2111PE164A 10 hrs $35 11/2/10-12/7/10 T 6:00-8:00pm

Beginning Contract BridgeWould you like to learn Contract Bridge? This 8-week session will take you through the basics of playing bridge with hands-on training. A minimum of 8 people is required.2104PE163A 24 hrs $50 9/13/10-10/4/10 M 12:00-3:00pm

2104PE163B 24 hrs $50 10/26/10-11/16/10 T 5:00-8:00pm

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No Limit Texas Hold’em 101This course is designed for the person with little or no experience. Learn the basic rules, strategies and tells so you can understand and play No Limit Texas Hold’em. Classroom instruction will be followed by practice games with professional cards and chips. During the practice games the instructor will give students advice on how to play their hand.2104PE125A 6 hrs $35 9/15/10-9/22/10 W 6:00-9:00pm

2111PE125A 6 hrs $35 11/3/10-11/10/10 W 6:00-9:00pm

Sketching ILearn and practice basic drawing and sketching techniques. This course will cover basic sketching fundamentals including proportion, values, depth, perspective, texture, composition, and focal points. We will practice drawing still lives, landscapes, portraits, and other subjects. Students will use a variety of sketching tools including pencil, charcoal, soft pastel, and oil pastel. Students will need to bring a sketchbook, drawing pencils, and an eraser.2104PE150A 10 hrs $30 9/13/10-10/11/10 W 6:00-8:00pm

Sketching IIIn continuation of Sketching I, we will be taking a more in depth look at drawing people, still lives, and landscapes. We will explore with adding watercolor to our drawings. Students will need to bring a sketchbook, drawing pencils, an eraser, and watercolor paper. Sketching I is not required to be taken first but is recommended.2104PE168A 10 hrs $30 10/18/10-11/15/10 M 6-8 pm

ScrapbookingTired of looking at those photos stored away in boxes? Get them out and let’s create a lovely family keepsake to share with others for an eternity! Gather those photos and together, let’s create a beautiful scrapbook! You’ll make four layouts per class. All supplies included, but please bring your own scissors. And don’t forget those photos!2104PE165A 6 hrs $35 9/14/10-9/28/10 T 7:00-9:00pm

2111PE165A 6 hrs $35 11/4/10-11/18/10 T 7:00-9:00pm

Card MakingLearn the art of rubber stamping and create your own beautiful greeting cards! You’ll make four cards with envelopes per class. Every class you will learn a new technique such as wet and dry embossing and water coloring. All supplies included, but please bring your own scissors.2104PE166A 6 hrs $30 9/13/10-9/27/10 M 7:00-9:00pm

2111PE166B 6 hrs $30 11/1/10-11/15/10 M 7:00-9:00pm

Introduction to QuiltingIn this four-week class, you will learn the basics of quilt making. Learn how to use rotary cutting equipment and make perfect quarter-inch seams. We will also demonstrate tools and notions that make quilting easier and more fun. Students are required to bring their own supplies and equipment. A minimum of 5 students is needed to run this class.2104PE-600A 8 hrs $40 9/8/10-9/29/10 W 7:00-9:00pm

2104PE-600B 8 hrs $40 10/27/10-11/17/10 W 7:00-9:00pm

Fun with SurrealismLearn about surrealism and several artists such as Salvador Dali and Renee Magritte. Students will be able to practice and form their own surrealist styles and ideas using multimedia. Students will be encouraged to be creative, expressive and to try out new ideas. Media may include collage, drawing, painting, and photography.2104PE167A 10 hrs $30 10/20/10-11/17/10 W 6:00-8:00pm

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Private Pilot CoursesModule I – Private Pilot Ground SchoolThis course will provide the materials and instructions to prepare a student to take the FAA’s written test for a Private Pilot License. Successful completion of this course will earn the student the written authorization to take the FAA written test.The FAA requires passing this written test, in addition to a flight test, in order to obtain a Private Pilot’s license. FAA written test fee not included.2104FP100A 40 hrs $675 9/13/10-11/17/10 M/W 6:00-8:00pm

Module II – Private Pilot Flight TrainingThis course will provide the training needed for a student to take the FAA Practical Flight Test for their Private Pilot License. Classes will be scheduled by the student at the Youngstown Warren Regional Airport. The Aircraft and Instructor will provide 50 hours of flight instruction. Students must have either passed Module I or be enrolled. Examination expenses not included.2111FP200A 50 hrs $6,950 Start dates and course schedule varies.To learn how these two courses can be used toward an Air Traffic Control degree, USAF Youngstown Reserve Flight Training Program R.O.T.C. Flight Pilot, or to obtain your pilot license, call (330) 847-0503, ext. 1601.

YogilatesYogilates is a combination of Hatha yoga and Pilates. It combines stretching, modified poses and relaxation with core strengthening exercises for the abdominal and back muscles. Bring a mat or towel and wear loose-fitting attire.2104PE142A 10 hrs $50 9/15/10-10/3/10 W 6:00-8:00pm

2111PE142A 10 hrs $50 11/3/10-12/8/10 W 6:00-8:00pm

Yoga and RelaxationYoga is an energetic yet gentle form of body movement. It increases your flexibility, tones muscles, and provides excellent cardiovascular exercise. It helps to relieve personal stress while helping you breathe properly and obtain good posture. Bring a mat or towel and wear loose-fitting attire.2104PE140A 10 hrs $50 9/13/10-10/11/10 M 6:00-8:00pm

2111PE140A 10 hrs $50 11/1/10-12/16/10 M 6:00-8:00pm

Tighten and ToneTotal body makeover. This 6-week class will combine cardio and strength training to tighten and tone the whole body. Wear workout clothing and appropriate shoes. Bring a mat and light weights. Ages 16 and older are welcome.2104PE700A 12 hrs $50 9/13/10-10/20/10 M/W 3:30-4:30pm

Tai-ChiSign up today for the one-hour sessions of traditional Chinese health exercises involving three-dimensional body mechanics. Tai-Chi helps to improve strength, balance, coordination skills and left-brain activity, release stress and lower blood pressure. Also includes self-defense. Instructor Mark Lee Pringle is in his 38th year of training, is a third-degree Black Sash in Shao-Lin and Wu-Dong Chinese kung-fu, and has been a Chinese nationals judge in several competitions. Thecostis$5perone-hourtimeslotor$20per month. There must be 4 people registered in each time slot to run that class. Students can switch to a different time slot if necessary.2103PE162A 4 hrs $20 7/15/10-7/29/10 TH 7:30-8:30am or 3:00-4:00pm

2104PE162C 4 hrs $20 8/5/10-8/26/10 TH 7:30-8:30am or 3:00-4:00pm

2104PE162E 4 hrs $20 9/2/10-9/30/10 TH 7:30-8:30am or 3:00-4:00pm

2103PE162A 4 hrs $20 10/7/10-10/28/10 TH 7:30-8:30am or 3:00-4:00pm

2111PE162C 4 hrs $20 11/4/10-12/16/10 TH 7:30-8:30am or 3:00-4:00pm

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Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) Private Security Program Become an OPOTA certified private security guard. Course includes the Role of Private Security; Overview of the Legal System; Criminal Law; Laws of arrest; Search & Seizure; Unarmed Self Defense; Physical Security; Patrol Techniques; and Crowd Control. Successful completers of this training program will receive a Private Security Certificate from the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission. Proof of age and BCI/FBI background checks must be provided at time of registration. Must be at least 21 years old at time of registration to qualify for OPOTA Firearms Certification.2103OT100A 164 hrs $1,100 6/7/10-8/12/10 M-TH 5:00-9:30pm

Self-Defense for EveryoneLearn to protect yourself against an attacker. This class prepares students and instills in them the necessary techniques on how to protect themselves when being grabbed, punched at, held against their will, etc. Training in self-defense releases and techniques builds confidence and helps eliminate the surprise attack. It is important to get the feel of being attacked, so you can stay calm, keep your wits, and utilize these necessary self-defense techniques in order to protect yourself from becoming a victim. Training in these self-defense releases and techniques builds confidence and helps to avoid the surprise and confusion during an attack, should one occur. This class is open to males or females (12 years and up). Any participant under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Sweat-suits or loose-fitting clothing and tennis shoes are recommended. 2104PE160A 9 hrs $45 7/27/10-8/31/10 T 6:00-7:30pm

2104PE160AB 9 hrs $45 9/14/10-10/19/10 T 6:00-7:30pm

2111PE160A 9 hrs $45 11/2/10-12/14/10 T 6:00-7:30

Refuse To Be A VictimExperts agree the single most important step toward ensuring your personal safety is making the decision to refuse to be a victim. Criminals prefer easy targets. This seminar promotes awareness and prevention of criminal confrontation. Seminar topics include home, automobile, phone, technological, travel and personal safety. Seminar participants are presented with a variety of common-sense crime prevention and personal safety strategies and devices they may integrate into their daily lives. Taught by a certified instructor. Book included.Call for information on FREE classes offered through a grant from the Friends of the National Rifle Association.2103PE170A 3 hrs $25 7/12/10 M 5:30-8:30pm

2104PE170A 3 hrs $25 8/16/10 M 5:30-8:30pm

2104PE170B 3 hrs $25 9/13/10 M 5:30-8:30pm

2104PE170B 3 hrs $25 10/4/10 M 5:30-8:30pm

2111PE170A 3 hrs $25 11/1/10 M 5:30-8:30pm

2111PE170B 3 hrs $25 12/6/10 M 5:30-8:30pm

Treasures in a TrunkPay for space to sell your treasures in the TCTC Adult Training Center parking lot and keep 100% of your profit. Parking spaces assigned on a first-come, first-choice basis. Sell from your trunk or use your entire space for your wares. It’s up to you!2103SS100A 5 hrs $20 6/12/10 SA 8:00 am-1:00 pm

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Registration PolicyAny person 16 years of age or older may register. Students enrolled in high school need approval of their school principal to enroll where applicable. If maximum enrollment is reached in a class, priority will be given to adult students.

Consumer InformationConsumer information, campus security, and the student right-to-know information may be obtained from the Adult Education office.

FeesFees are payable at the time of registration. All non-Pell eligible (part- time) courses must be paidinfullattimeofregistration.A$25feeis charged for course withdrawal. Please see the Refund Chart for information about refund amounts.Thereisa$20chargeforanycheckreturned for insufficient funds.

Senior CitizensAll persons age 60 or older qualify for a10% discount on courses. This discount must be requested at the time of registration and does not apply to one or two-day workshops or seminars.”Senior” listed courses have already been discounted.

Student ConductStudents attending the TCTC Adult Training Center are expected to adhere to all regulations set forth by the TCTC Board of Education and the TCTC Adult Training Center Student Handbook.

Books and SuppliesAll course fees for full- and part-time programs include books and supplies unless otherwise indicated in the course listing. Students are required to be equipped with the necessary protective clothing and safety glasses and to adhere to all school and shop rules. Students may be required to provide their own hand tools/supplies in some classes.

Transfer of Credit Policy1. Students enrolling in full-time training

programs who wish to transfer credit from other institutions must make their request at the time of registration. The student’s request must include an official transcript from his/her previous school as well as detailed description or syllabi/outline(s).

2. All requests will be reviewed by a panel of three TCTC staff members, consisting of the Adult Education Director, the Program Coordinator, and one program instructor. The panel will review the printed material presented to ensure equivalent competence in the content areas. If any concern of equivalency remains, a decision will be made based on answers provided during an interview as to course content, learning objectives and number of clock hours.

3. No student transferring into the TCTC shall be awarded credit for courses in excess of 50% of the total clock hours of the TCTC program.

4. Students are not offered the option to “test out” of any subject area or receive advanced placement in any course based on past work experience or knowledge. Credit is awarded solely on the completion of like coursework.

TCTC Adult Training Center Refund PolicyFull-time Programs: If a student withdraws from a full-time program once classes have begun, the percentage of hours attended by the student will be calculated based upon the total scheduled program hours. The withdrawing student will be billed for the percentage of hours completed. See the chart below for refund percentages. Official withdrawal is defined as the student’s last day of attendance.

Part-time Courses: Any student who withdraws before the start of the second day of a part-time classwillreceivea100%refundminusa$25withdrawal fee and the cost of books and supplies. No refund will be given after the start of the second day of any part-time class.One-Day Courses: Any student who withdraws from a one-day course will receive a 100% refundminusa$25withdrawalfeeifwithdrawnat least 48 hours before the course date.Any Program or Course:A$25withdrawalfeewill be subtracted from the refund total for any program or course.

% of Hours % Refunded Completed to Student0-10% 80%11-20% 70%21-30% 60%31-40% 50%41-50% 40%51-100% 0%

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Four Ways To Register:1. By Phone: Call (330) 847-0503 ext.1600 and have your Visa or MasterCard ready.2. By Fax: Fax the above form and credit card information to (330) 847-1177.3. By Mail: Send form and check or credit card information to:

TCTC Adult Training Center 528 Educational Highway Warren, OH 44483

4. Walk In: Office hours on page 1.

TCTC Adult Workforce DevelopmentPart Time Registration Form(For full-time career training programs, complete registration form at office)

Name: _____________________________________________________________________

Last four digits of Social Security Number*: _____________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________________

Home Phone:(____)______-_________ Work Phone:(____)______-________

Course Name: ______________________________________________________________

Course#:___________________________ Fee:$________________________

Course Name: ______________________________________________________________

Course#:___________________________ Fee:$________________________

Payment Method: Cash Check (to TCTC Adult Education)(Circle One)Visa MasterCardCard Number: ______________________________________________________________Expiration Date: __ __/__ __(mm/yy)

For State Reporting Purposes:Sex: p Male p Female Race: ________________

Date of Birth: __ __/__ __/__ __ __ __ *(mm/dd/yyyy)*required

This form is only for part-time programs.

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