bccc continuing education spring 2015 catalog

Beaufort County Community CollegeD i v i s i o n o f C o n t i n u i n g E D u C at i o n

COURSE SCHEDULE SPRING 2015

Who to Contact? Please contact our Continuing Education staff if you have questions, concerns or suggestions! We’re here to help! Stacey Gerard, Vice President .............................................................................252.940.6241 Eva Peartree, Continuing Education Administrative Assistant ....................252.940.6375 Abbie Skiles, Records Specialist .........................................................................252.940.6349

Basic Skills Tony Taylor, Director of Basic Skills ....................................................................252.940.6298 Penelope Radcliffe, Assessment & Retention Specialist ................................252.940.6235 Marion Porter, Registration Specialist ..............................................................252.940.6299 Kitty Hedgepeth, Basic Skills Coordinator & Basic Skills Plus .......................252.940.6295 Rhunell Boyd, Chief GED Examiner....................................................................252.940.6209

Business & Industry Services Lauren Dudley, Director of Customized Training ............................................252.940.6311 Lentz Stowe, Director of Small Business Center ..............................................252.940.6306

Personal Enrichment Initiatives Clay Carter, Director of Personal Enrichment Initiatives ...............................252.940.6357

Public Safety Steve Taylor, Director of Fire & EMS ...................................................................252.940.6297 Leonard Hudson, Director of Public Safety ......................................................252.940.6405

Workforce Initiatives Lou Stout, Director of Workforce Initiatives .....................................................252.940.6307 Justin Rose, Coordinator of Special Projects (also College for Kids) ...........252.940.6262 Sue Gurley, Healthcare Programs Coordinator ...............................................252.940.6263

View courses online at www.beaufortccc.edu and click on the Continuing Education link. Phone 252.940.63752

Serving Beaufort, Hyde, Tyrrell, & Washington CountiesTABLE OF CONTENTS Spring 2015

GENERAL INFORMATIONContact Information ...................................................................... FrontRegistration & Payment ........................................................................ 3Who May Register? ................................................................................ 3Fees, Books & Supplies ......................................................................... 3Refunds ...................................................................................................... 3Repeating a Course ................................................................................ 3Registration Form .................................................................................19Financial Aid & Scholarship Assistance.................................... BackBASIC SKILLS CLASSESPurpose of Basic Skills ........................................................................... 4Basic Skills Class Fees ............................................................................ 4Adult Basic Education & High School Equivalency .................... 4English as a Second Language .......................................................... 4Basic Skills Lab ......................................................................................... 4Basic Skills Plus ........................................................................................ 4Want to start a class? ............................................................................. 4HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT & CAREER READINESS CERTIFICATEHRD Employability Lab ......................................................................... 5Basic Computer Skills ............................................................................ 5Career Readiness for Nurse Aides ..................................................... 5Work Readiness Academy ................................................................... 5HEALTHCARE PROGRAMSNurse Aide I & II ....................................................................................... 6Health Unit Coordinator ...................................................................... 6Medication Aide ...................................................................................... 6Pharmacy Technician ............................................................................ 6

ONLINE CLASSES/ED2GO ............................................... 7PERSONAL ENRICHMENTAfrican American History..................................................................... 8Arrive Alive!............................................................................................... 8Cake Decorating I ................................................................................... 8Concealed Carry Handgun .................................................................. 8Crocheting ................................................................................................ 8Enjoying Poker......................................................................................... 8Heartsaver® First Aid CPR AED ........................................................... 9Knitting ...................................................................................................... 9Learning to Play the Guitar ................................................................. 9Organic Gardening ................................................................................ 9Make a Swarovski® Crystal Bracelet ................................................. 9Love the Grape--Wine Appreciation ................................................ 9Sewing for Fun ........................................................................................ 9Social Media for Everyone! ................................................................10Small Engine Repair .............................................................................10Flower Arrangement ...........................................................................10College for Kids .....................................................................................10WORKFORCE INITIATIVESAuto Dealer License (Initial) ..............................................................10Auto Dealer License (Renewal) ........................................................11CDL Truck Driving .................................................................................11Cosmetologists......................................................................................11Industrial Maintenance Technician ................................................11

Medical Office Specialist ....................................................................11Microsoft Word (Introduction) .........................................................11Microsoft Word (Intermediate) ........................................................12Microsoft Excel (Introduction & Intermediate) ..........................12Introduction to Computers & Windows 7 ....................................12Email (Introduction & Intermediate) .............................................12Notary Public .........................................................................................12OSHA 30 ...................................................................................................13Quickbooks .............................................................................................13Real Estate Update & Elective ..........................................................13Achieving Your Leadership Potential ............................................13Effective Teacher Training (Substitute Teaching) ......................13ServSafe® .................................................................................................13Basic Culinary Skills & Techniques ..................................................13Conversational Spanish ......................................................................14Vehicle Safety Inspections ................................................................14Vehicle Emissions OBD2 Inspection ..............................................14Vehicle Escort License (Initial & Refresher) ..................................14Basics of Stick Welding .......................................................................14PUBLIC SAFETYEmergency Management Services (Initial intermd & Bridge) ...15Anatomy & Physiology for Paramedics ............................................15Fire .............................................................................................................15Law Enforcement..................................................................................15BUSINESS & INDUSTRY SERVICESCustomized Training ...........................................................................16Small Business Center .................................................................. 16-18

LOCATION INDEXLocation Abbreviation

Beaufort County Community College, Bldg. 2 BCCC2Beaufort County Community College, Bldg. 7 BCCC7Beaufort County Community College, Bldg 8 BCCC8 Beaufort County Community College, Bldg 8A BCCC8ABeaufort County NCWorks Center, Washington BCNCWBeaufort County Skills Center, Washington BCSCBoys & Girls Club, Belhaven BAGCBJack’s Tavern, Washington JTMetropolitan AMC Zion Church, Washington MAMCZNorthside High School, Pinetown NHSTrinity Episcopal Church, Chocowinity TEC Tyrrell County CDC, Columbia TCCDCWare Creek Community Center, Edward WCCCWashington Co. Ctr for Human Services, Plymouth WCCHSWashington Housing Authority, Washington WHAWashington County Managers Office Bd Room WCMOBRWine and Words, 220 W. Main Street, Washington WAWW

View courses online at www.beaufortccc.edu and click on the Continuing Education link. Phone 252.940.6375 3

Pre-Registration is RequiredRegistration is accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please submit your registration by phone, mail or walk-in at minimum one week before the start date of the class. If you wait, the class may be full or canceled due to low enroll-ment.

Who May Register?Any individual 18 years old or older may register for a Continuing Education course. Individuals 16-17 years of age may register for Continuing Education courses provided the student submits an Admission of Minor Form signed by their high school official with the registration form. An Admission of Minor form can be found on our website at www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm. Students under the age of 16 are not allowed to register for continuing education courses, with the exception of personal enrichment courses offered during the summer months.

Fees, Books & SuppliesRegistration fees for each class do not include the cost of textbooks, supplies, or lab fees. Registration fees are set by the NC General Assembly and are based on the number of contact hours for each course. Continuing Education courses that require the use of technology equipment will also include a $5 technology fee.

The BCCC College Bookstore is open Monday through Thursday from 8am to 5pm and Friday from 8am to 4pm. You can contact the bookstore at 252.940.6231 or by visiting their website at http://www.beaufortccc.edu/Bookstore/book.htm.

RefundsThe refund policy for Beaufort County Community College was established by the North Carolina Department of Com-munity Colleges. (1) A student who officially withdraws from class(es) prior to the first class meeting is eligible for a 100 percent refund. (2) A student is eligible for a 100 percent refund if a class fails to “make” due to insufficient enroll-ment. (3) After the respective class begins, a 75 percent refund shall be made upon the written request of the student if the student officially withdraws from the class prior to or on the 10 percent point of the scheduled hours of the class. (4) Registration fees for self-supporting classes are non-re-fundable once the class begins.

Repeating a CourseA student can repeat an occupational class twice in a five year period. If enrolled more than this, the student must pay the current rate per contact/credit hour rather than the standard registration fee.

5337 Hwy. 264 East, Washington, NC 27889 Phone 252-940-6375

GENERAL INFORMATION Spring 2015

REGISTRATION & PAYMENTThere are three ways to register for Continuing Education classes at BCCC:

Call 252.940.6375 to register for classes and provide credit card information for payment. MasterCard, Discover and Visa are accepted.

BY PHONEComplete the Registration Form on page 19 of this catalog. Insert payment and mail to the address shown on the form.

The Registration Form can also be printed from our website at www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm.

BY MAILYou may register in person at the following location: Beaufort County Community College Continuing Education, Building 8 5337 US 264 East Washington, NC 27889 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. Payment can be made with cash, check, money order and credit card. You must pay at the time of registration to complete your enrollment.

IN-PERSON

ARE YOU INTERESTING IN TEACHING FOR US?

The BCCC Continuing Education Division is seeking part-time instructors in a variety of areas.

Please visit our website at www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm

and complete the online interest form! A Continuing Education staff member will call you to

discuss employment opportunities.


Purpose of Basic SkillsBeaufort County Community College offers over 25 classes in Beaufort, Hyde and Tyrrell counties. Programs focus on developing academic competencies as well as the fundamental skills necessary for tomorrow’s jobs. Adults 18 years and older who lack basic skills can enroll in classes to: • Acquirethereading,writingandmathematicalskillsneededtogetoradvanceinajob. • Meetrequirementsforgettingintovocationaltrainingprograms. • StudytopasstheHighSchoolEquivalencytests(GED). • Gainbasicskillsforentry-levelemployment. • Learntheskillsneededtobecomeaproductivememberofsocietyandasmarterconsumer.

Basic Skills Class FeesThere is no charge for Basic Skills classes.

Adult Basic Education and High School EquivalencyAdults with less than a high school education or adults who wish to improve academic achievement may enroll in classes. Students performing from non-reader through eighth grade will start at their own level of proficiency and will be allowed to proceed at their own speed until they achieve their goals. Those students performing on the high school level will review high school materials, including mathematics, reading, writing skills, science and social studies, preparing them to take the High School Equivalency (HSE) tests (formerly known as GED). 9:00am-12:00pm MTWTh Jan.1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 816 8:30am-12:00pm MTWTh Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 813 8:00am-2:00pm MTWTh Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 827 8:30am-11:30am MTWThF Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCNCW 4:00pm-8:00pm TW Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 827 4:00pm-8:00pm WThSat Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free MAEMZ 5:00pm-8:00pm TTh Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 824 6:00pm-9:00pm MTTh Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free TEC 8:30am-2:30pm MTWThF Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free WHA 5:00pm-9:00pm MTW Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free TCCDC Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BAGC Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free WCCC

English as a Second Language (ESL)English as a Second Language is designed for adults who want to learn the English language skills necessary to function effectively in an English-speaking environment. 6:00pm-9:00pm MTW Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BAGC 6:00pm-9:00pm MW Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 813 6:00pm-9:00pm TTh Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 813

Basic Skills LabThis lab is designed to help Basic Skills students in reading, composition, and mathematics. Students may study to obtain or to improve scores on a GED. The lab is also available to anyone who would like to learn English as a Second Language or upgrade academic skills. 8:00am-2:00pm MTWTh Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 827 4:00pm-8:00pm TW Jan. 1-May 15 Fee: Free BCCC8 816

Basic Skills PlusClasses are offered concurrently with Career Pathway classes to allow students to work on their High School Equivalency while also working toward various career credentials. Students may qualify for participation if they do not yet have a High School Equivalency or high school diploma and score at least adult secondary low level on placement test. Please contact the Basic Skills office for more information.

Start a Class?Would your church or business like to sponsor a new Basic Skills or English as a Second Language class at your site or in your community? New classes may be established in locations with a minimum of 10 students. A Basic Skills or ESL class can be offered in our service area upon request. Students my enroll in any of the Basic Skills programs throughout the spring, summer and fall. There is no tuition charge. Please contact 252.940.6298 and speak to the Basic Skills Director, Tony Taylor, for more information.

BASIC SKILLS Spring 2015

Coming soon! An online High School Equivalency class!

Please call 252.940.6298.


HRD Employability LabThe Division of Continuing Education will be offering a Human Resources Development (HRD) Employability Lab class at the Beaufort County NC Works Career Center and Washington County Center for Human Services. Class topics in-clude: resume writing, job search techniques, work ethic, communication skills, conflict resolution, and students will be working on their Career Readiness Certification (CRC). Other topics may be covered as time allows. The class will be an open-entry, open-exit meaning students may attend at any of the times below that is convenient for them. Fee Waivers for the registration cost are available for qualifying individuals. To learn more about the Career Readiness Certificate & WorkKeys, visit www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm or call 252.940.6307. 2:00pm-4:30pm Tues. & Thurs. Jan. 6-May 12 Fee: $185 20725 BCNCW 6:00pm-9:00pm Tues. & Thurs. Jan. 6-May 12 Fee: $185 20724 WCCHS

Basic Computer SkillsThis 8-week computer class is designed for the unemployed or underemployed to assist them in gaining basic technol-ogy awareness. Students will master the keyboard along with using word processing to create a resume. Students will learn how to navigate the internet for job search strategies, as well as learn how to complete online job applications. Students will also explore various educational and governmental websites, including the new NCWorks.gov portal. Fee Waivers for the registration cost are available for qualifying individuals. 1:00pm-4:00pm Wednesdays Jan. 28-Mar. 18 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20782 BCNCW 6:00pm-9:00pm Thursdays Feb. 5-Mar. 26 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20676 BCCC8 822

Career Readiness for Nurse AidesThe Division of Continuing Education will once again be offering the pre-requisite class, Career Readiness for Nurse Aides. This class is for any student who wishes to enroll in the Nurse Aide I program. Career Readiness for Nurse Aides will cover topics such as goal setting, job search techniques, note taking skills, test taking tips, applications, resumes, and the all-important Career Readiness Certification (CRC). The NAI entrance exam has been replaced with the CRC. Students will need to take this pre-requisite class and earn their Silver CRC to be eligible for the Nurse Aide program. Along with the CRC, prospective students will also need to take the Workplace Observation Assessment and score at least a 1. We will also be giving students the Performance Skills Assessment. This assessment will allow students to work on areas that may be “barriers to employment”, such as their work attitudes, safety issues, and over-all job performance. Fee Waivers for the registration cost are available for qualifying individuals. 6:00pm-9:00pm Mon. & Wed. Jan. 12-Feb. 9 Fee: $130 24 hrs 20726 BCCC8 823 6:00pm-9:00pm Mon. & Wed. Feb. 16-Mar. 11 Fee: $130 24 hrs 20784 BCCC8 823 6:00pm-9:00pm Mon. & Wed. Apr. 13-May 6 Fee: $130 24 hrs 20806 BCCC8 823

Work Readiness AcademyThis 8-week academy is designed for those who are unemployed as well as those who are underemployed and are seeking to upgrade their skills and find better employment. The goal of this academy is to equip students with the skills and abilities to assist them with gaining independence through a lifetime of work. This academy will offer you: Self-As-sessments using O*NET Online, Job Search Skills and registering for an NCWorks account, Applications and Resumes, Interviewing Skills, Transitioning Skills (Goals, Time Management, Personal), Work Ethics, Lifelong Learning, and a Wrap-up and Recognition Ceremony. Fee Waivers for the registration cost are available for qualifying individuals. 1:00pm-4:00pm Mondays Jan. 26-Mar. 16 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20729 BCNCW 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesdays Feb. 3-Mar. 24 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20783 BCCC8 823

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT/CAREER READINESS Spring 2015

ONLINE CLASSES!• 12 Steps to a Successful Job Search• Listen to your Heart, and Success will Follow• Jump-Start Your Career with LinkedIn• Skills for Making Great Decisions• Resume Writing Workshop

• Computer Skills for the Workplace• Keyboarding• Career Success• Grammar Refresher• Interpersonal Communication

Visit www.ed2go.com/beaufortccc.edu or call 252.940.6262 to register!


HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS Spring 2015

Nurse Aide IThe Nurse Aide I course prepares students to provide personal care and basic nursing skills for elderly adults. Emphasis is on the role of the nurse aide; communication; documentation; infection control; safety; resident’s rights; common disorders/diseases of body systems, aging changes; personal care and grooming; accurate measurement of vital signs; elimination; nutrition; death and dying. Although strongly encouraged, high school diploma/GED is not required for en-try into N A 1 program. Upon satisfactory completion of the course, student is eligible to apply for North Carolina State Certification Examination. Successful completion of exam is required for listing as a Nurse Aide I on the North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry. In addition to Monday and Wednesday nights, this class also meets two Saturdays per month from 8:30am-3:30pm. Funding assistance may be available through NC Works. Prerequisite: Career Readiness for Nurse Aides class is required before registration in Nurse Aide I (browse to Human Resources Development/Career Readiness Certification section of this catalog for class details) 6:00pm-9:30pm Mon. & Wed. Mar. 9-Jul. 29 Fee: $194.25 188 hrs 20815 BCCC12 1218 8:30am-3:30pm Tues. & Thurs. Apr. 14-Aug. 6 Fee: $194.25 188 hrs 20818 BCCC12 1218

Nurse Aide IIEntry into the Nurse Aide II program requires high school diploma or GED, listing in good standing on North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry, and satisfactory score on entrance exam. After review of basic NA I knowledge, including infection control, students learn more complex medical care procedures. These include :diabetic care; enteral nutrition; sterile technique and dressing changes; bowel elimination needs, fecal impaction removal, colostomy care/irrigation of; uri-nary elimination needs, catheterization, removal of a catheter; intravenous site care; maintenance of oxygen therapy; oropharyngeal, nasopharyngeal, and tracheostomy suctioning; and tracheostomy care. Upon satisfactory completion of the course and Final Written/Lab Competency Evaluation, graduate is eligible to apply for Nurse Aide II listing with the NC Board of Nursing-Nurse Aide II Registry. Funding assistance may be available through NC Works. 5:15pm-10:15pm Mon. & Wed. Mar. 9-Jul. 22 Fee: $194.25 188 hrs 20814 NHS 8:30am-1:30pm Tues. & Thurs. Mar. 17-Aug. 13 Fee: $194.25 188 hrs 20854 BCCC12 1212

Health Unit CoordinatorThe Health Unit Coordinator course introduces students to a variety of clerical duties within a hospital setting. Emphasis is placed on clerical, computer, and receptionist duties for the nursing units; maintenance of consistent patient medical records; and inter/intradepartmental communication. Upon completion, students should be able to perform patient and unit support services in a patient care environment. Funding assistance may be available through NC Works. 6:00pm-9:00pm Mon. & Thurs. Mar. 2-Jul. 30 Fee: $185 120 hrs 20813 BCCC12 1217

Medication AideThe Medication Aide Course is a 24 hour course that prepares Nurse Aides to administer medications to residents of long-term care facilities. Course content includes instruction on safe administration of medications via oral, topical, sublingual, and other routes. Upon satisfactory completion of this course, students are eligible to apply for and take the North Carolina Medication Aide Certification Exam. 8:30am-12:30pm Mon., Tues., Wed. Mar. 2-Apr. 11 Fee: $70 24 hrs 20812 BCCC12 1218

Pharmacy TechnicianThe Pharmacy Technician class is a comprehensive 45-hour course to prepare students to enter the pharmacy field as a Pharmacy Technician 1. Course content includes medical terminology specific to pharmacy, reading and interpret-ing prescriptions, and defining drugs by generic and brand names. Students will learn dosage calculations, IV flow rates, drug compounding, dose conversions, dispensing of prescriptions, inventory control, and billing and reim-bursement procedures. While several exam options may be discussed, our course is geared towards the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board’s PTCB Exam. Funding assis-tance may be available through NC Works. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tues. & Thurs. Feb. 10-Mar. 31 Fee: $120 45 hrs 20811 BCCC12 1218

New Programs Coming Soon!Substance Abuse Counselor

&Registered Medical Assistant

Call Sue Gurley, Healthcare Programs Coordinator, at 252.940.6263 for details about

these new programs or visit our website at www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm

EKG Technician and Phlebotomy are being considered for 2016!


Beaufort County Community College Ed2Go courses are designed to meet individual’s needs and interests by enabling learners to take classes in the comfort of their own homes. You can study at a time that is most convenient for you, with-out the need for attending classes on campus. Each class will consist of two (2) lessons per week for a total of twelve (12) lessons or the equivalent of twenty-four (24) contact hours for 2.4 CEU credits. Certificate of Completions are available upon successful completion of a course.

Over 300 courses are available through Ed2Go in a diverse group of categories. Below are several of the featured courses available. You can visit http://www.ed2go.com/beaufortccc/ for a full list of courses. Remember—we have gift certificates available if you wish to purchase a registration for a friend or family member as a gift! Call 252.940.6375 for more information.

ONLINE CLASSES/Ed2Go Spring 2015

Accounting FundamentalsIntroduction to Quickbooks 2014Performing Payroll in Quickbooks 2014Quickbooks for Contractors 2014Introduction to Peachtree Acct 2014Introduction to Crystal ReportsPersonal FinanceReal Estate InvestingStocks, Bonds, & Investing: Oh My!Where does all my money go?Keys to Successful Money Mgmt

Introduction to Adobe Edge AnimatorIntroduction to Lightroom 5Introduction to Flash CS5 or CS6Introduction to Word 2010 or 2013Introduction to Excel 2010 or 2013Introduction to Microsoft ProjectIntroduction to Access 2010 or 2013Introduction to Microsoft OutlookIntroduction to Microsoft Publisher

Writing EssentialsWrite your Life StoryPleasures of PoetryWriting for ESLSpanish for Medical ProfessionalsSpanish for Law EnforcementSpeed SpanishInstant ItalianConversational JapaneseBeginning Conversational French

Spanish in the ClassroomEmpowering Students with DisabilitiesGrammar for ESLResponse to Intervention (RTI)Singapore Math Strategies: Model Draw-ing grades 1-6Ready, Set, Read!Teaching Preschool: A Year of LessonsUnderstanding AdolescentsTeaching Writing: Grades K-3Enhancing Language Dev. In ChildhoodHomeschool with Success!Learn the Common Core State Standards

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2013Introduction to NetworkingUnderstanding the CloudWireless NetworkingIntroduction to PC SecurityComp TIA Security + Certification PrepAchieving Top Search Engine PositionsIntroduction to PHP and MySQLCreating Mobile Apps with CS5Marketing your Business on the InternetBlogging & Podcasting for BeginnersIntroduction to Google AnalyticsMac, iPhone and iPad Programming

ACCOUNTING & FINANCEFundamentals of Supervision & MgmtAdministrative Asst FundamentalsMastery of Business FundamentalsWriting Effective Grant ProposalsNonprofit Fundraising EssentialsAchieving Success with Difficult PeopleUnderstanding the HR FunctionCreating a Successful Business PlanCustomer Service FundamentalsStart a Pet Sitting Business

Creating Web PagesDesigning Effective WebsitesIntroduction to InDesign CS5 or CS6Introduction to Photoshop CS5 or CS6Introduction to Digital ScrapbookingIntroduction to Illustrator CS5 or CS6Introduction to Dreamweaver CS5 or CS6Creating WordPress Websites I & IIIntroduction to CSS3 & HTMLIntroduction to Javascript

Employment Law FundamentalsWorkers CompensationReal Estate LawLSAT Preparation Part ILSAT Preparation Part IIParalegal Certificate Program

BUSINESSEveryday MathIntroduction to StatisticsIntroduction to AlgebraHuman Anatomy & Physiology IIIntroduction to ChemistryIntroduction to BiologyGED PreparationGRE Preparation –Part IGRE Preparation—Part IIGMAT Preparation

Medical MathCertificate in Stress ManagementCertificate in MeditationCertificate in Healing EnvironmentsMedical TerminologyMedical CodingBecome a Physical Therapy AideHIPAA ComplianceCertificate in GerontologyBecome a Veterinary Assistant

Individual ExcellenceLeadershipDiscover Digital PhotographyMastering your Digital SLR CameraAssisting Aging ParentsMarriage & Relationships: Keys to SuccessManaging Life as a Single ParentNavigating Divorce12 Steps to a Successful Job SearchIntro. to Natural Health & HealingDrawing for the Absolute BeginnerGenealogy BasicsIntroduction to Guitar

Write and Publish your Nonfiction BookIntroduction to ScreenwritingThe Craft of Magazine WritingPublish and Sell your E-BooksRomance WritingA to Z Grant WritingBecoming a Grant Writing ConsultantBeginning WriterThe Keys to Effective Editing

COLLEGE READINESS

LAW & LEGALLANGUAGE & ARTS WRITING & PUBLISHING

TEACHING & EDUCATION PERSONAL DEVELOPMENTTECHNOLOGY

DESIGN & COMPOSITIONCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS (34 classes) HEALTHCARE & MEDICAL


PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Spring 2015African American History in Washington, NC & the Surrounding AreaDo you know about Sarah Keyes, Big Bob, and Hull Anderson? These African American citizens have personal stories that are integral to the history of our area. Learn about them and many other people and events which have shaped the culture of the Pamlico region. We will start in the 18th century and focus on the years from 1850 to 1950. Sail up the river and discover the social, political, and professional contributions that so many unsung residents have made to life on the Pamlico. On March 26 we will walk in Washington’s Historic District to see the places connected to the stories we have learned. 6:00pm-8:00pm Thursdays Feb. 1-Mar. 26 Fee: $35 14 hrs 20880 BCCC8 803

Arrive Alive!The Division of Continuing Education will be offering several “Arrive Alive” classes this Spring. The 6-hour approved course covers a variety of topics for all drivers. This class is designed for individuals who have gotten a speeding ticket, individuals who need a refresher in safe driving, individuals who need a training course for their employer, or anyone who just wants to “Arrive Alive!” This course provides safe driving techniques given by an instructor who has been certi-fied through AAA. Students will learn many practical strategies that will help them recognize and drive more defensive-ly. Students will receive tips to help them be more aware of their surroundings so that they may “Arrive Alive!” 9:00am-3:30pm Saturday Jan. 10 Fee: $50 6 hrs 20861 BCCC8 823 9:00am-3:30pm Saturday Feb. 21 Fee: $50 6 hrs 20862 BCCC8 823 9:00am-3:30pm Saturday Apr. 11 Fee: $50 6 hrs 20864 BCCC8 823 9:00am-3:30pm Saturday May 2 Fee: $50 6 hrs 20865 BCCC8 823 9:00am-3:30pm Saturday June 13 Fee: $50 6 hrs 20866 BCCC8 823

Cake Decorating IJulia Child said, “A party without a cake is just a meeting.” And a beautifully decorated cake makes a party even better! In BCCC’s Cake Decorating I class you will learn to decorate cakes that will delight your family and friends. Learn to master elegant borders using shells, rosettes, and stars. Learn to create lovely flowers such as roses, rosebuds, sweet peas, and pansies. Take this class and decorate a beautiful cake for every spring-time event! *A supply list will be provided to each student upon registration. 6:00pm-8:30pm Mondays Feb. 2-Mar. 9 Fee: $40 15 hrs 20867 BCCC8 830 6:00pm-8:30pm Mondays Apr. 13-May 18 Fee: $40 15 hrs 20868 BCCC8 830

Concealed Carry HandgunThis course is a requirement in order to apply for a Concealed Carry Handgun Permit in North Carolina. The course is split into two days, a Thursday night from 6pm to 11pm and the following Saturday morning from 8am to 1pm. You are required to furnish your own gun, holster and ammunition for the class. Forty rounds of ammunition are needed. You will be required to pass a written test with a score of 70 or better and fire a qualifying course of fire where you have to hit your target 28 times out of 40. Upon the successful completion of the course, you will receive a certificate verifying the completion of the course. 6pm-11pm/8am-1pm Thurs. & Sat. Feb. 5 & Feb. 7 Fee: $75 10 hrs 20787 BCCC Bld. 10B 6pm-11pm/8am-1pm Thurs. & Sat. May 7 & May 9 Fee: $75 10 hrs 20810 BCCC Bld. 10B

CrochetingLearn to crochet an afghan to keep warm! Or make any number of other crocheted projects. This workshop-style class is designed for beginners and more advanced needle workers alike. Beginning students will learn to choose various yarns and hooks, read patterns, and execute basic crochet stitches. They will also work on projects selected by the instructor and of their own choosing. Advanced students will choose projects and work with the instructor to refine techniques. All students will enjoy the satisfaction of this time-honored craft. A supply list will be supplied upon registration. Class size is limited to 12 students, so please register early. 2:00pm-5:00pm Thursdays Feb. 19-Mar. 26 Fee: $40 18 hrs 20869 BCCC8 830

Enjoying PokerTake this class and you can join the game with confidence. Longtime enthusiast Charles Gullette will introduce you to the fun of poker and its variations. He will start with Texas Hold ‘Em, 7 Card Stud, and 5 Card Draw. You will learn poker etiquette and the rules of the game. Hand rakings, poker psychology, and betting and raising techniques are also part of the class. In addition to nightly instruction, you will begin to play poker, and the final night will be a class tournament. 6:00pm-8:00pm Mondays Feb. 9-Mar. 16 Fee: $40 12 hrs 20873 BCCC8 816


Heartsaver® First Aid CPR AEDThe American Heart Association’s Heartsaver® First Aid CPR AED program helps increase survival rates by training peo-ple just like you to respond quickly to sudden medical emergencies. It is a classroom, video-based, instructor-led course that teaches students critical skills needed to respond to and manage a first aid, choking or sudden cardiac arrest emer-gency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services (EMS) arrives. Students learn skills such as how to treat bleeding, sprains, broken bones, shock and other first aid emergencies. This course also teaches adult CPR and AED use. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday/Thursday Mar. 17-Mar. 19 Fee: $30 6 hrs 20884 BCCC8 829

KnittingAs you make a simple project you will also learn how relaxing it is to knit! Begin by learning the basic stitches of knit and purl. Then learn to gather materials, cast-on, cast-off, increase and decrease, and choose appropriate needles. After this class students will be eager to move on to more complex projects. One class session will be a field trip to Yearning for Yarn, a full service knit shop in Plymouth, NC. Class size is limited, so please register early. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesdays Feb. 10-Mar. 31 Fee: $40 24 hrs 20870 BCCC8 830

Learn to Play the GuitarBring that guitar that has been sitting around and finally learn how to play! You know you can do it. With Instructor Churchill Hodges’ guidance you will be picking and strumming in no time. He will teach you the major and minor chords and how to move between them. You will choose your favorite playing style, whether it is using a flat pic or finger pick-ing. Various types of music such as Folk, Southern Rock, Blues, Contemporary Christian, Rock, and Blue Grass will be addressed. Each class session will contain group and individual instruction. 6:00pm-8:30pm Tue/Thur Feb. 10-Mar. 5 Fee: $45 20 hrs 20875 BCCC8Aud

Organic GardeningCreate a productive garden that will provide your family with healthy and delicious food. Our Organic Gardening class will focus on growing vegetables using sustainable methods that are good for you and your environment. And these techniques are just right for ornamental gardens too! Learn about soil health and nutrition, good mulches and cover crops, safe ways to control pests, composting, and extending the growing season. You will learn how to make Square Foot Gardens and hay bale gardens, and you will enjoy starting some new plants to grow in your own garden. 6:00pm-9:00pm Thursdays Feb. 12-Mar. 12 Fee: $50 10 hrs 20871 BCCC8A 100

Make a Swarovski® Crystal BraceletJoin us and make a beautiful Swarovski® crystal and sterling silver beaded bracelet. You will learn the basic beading techniques of stringing, crimping, and wire wrapping. At the end of the class, you will have made a wonderful new piece of jewelry for yourself. The bracelet will have soft rainbow crystals separated by sterling beads. The colors will accent every outfit you own! You will have the skills to keep beading, and a bracelet you will always be proud to wear. All materials are included in the registration fee. We are offering this one night class two times! 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday Feb. 17 Fee: $45 3 hrs 20877 BCCC8 828 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday Mar. 17 Fee: $45 3 hrs 20874 BCCC8 828

Lovin’ the Grape...A Course on Wine AppreciationExplore the interesting world of wine, including its history, geography, botany and chemistry. Learn about the many grapes that are used to make wine and the styles of wine that result. Try different combinations of wine and food and learn how to pair and serve wine for special occasions. Taste how each region produces wine with particular character-istics and how to identify and describe the styles you like. Each session will include samplings of the wine and food we discuss. You’ll finish this class with an enhanced appreciation for good wine! 6:00pm-9:00pm Thursdays Mar. 12-Mar. 26 Fee: $75 6 hrs 20872 WAWW

Sewing for FunJoin BCCC’s popular Sewing Class and learn basic techniques or improve existing skills. This class is designed to accom-modate students with all levels of sewing ability. Beginners, intermediate level, and advanced students are all welcome. You will complete sewing projects of your choice according to your skills and interests. You will learn about fabrics, patterns, sewing machines, and hand-sewing techniques. Materials will be available for a simple project on the first day of class. Come and learn on our sewing machines and sergers, or you are welcome to bring your own machine. A suggested supply list is available. 9:00am-12:00pm Thursdays Jan. 29-Apr. 2 Fee: $70 30 hrs 20859 BCCC8 830 6:00pm-9:00pm Thursdays Feb. 5-Mar. 12 Fee: $45 18 hrs 20860 BCCC8 830

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Spring 2015


Social Media for Everyone!Facebook®, Twitter®, Instagram®, LinkedIn®, Pinterest®….there are so many ways to keep up with your friends, family, and colleagues these days! Instructor Jessica Crocker will lead you to familiarity and facility on the most popular social media sites. We will use BCCC’s computer lab and your own mobile devices to help you safely navigate and enjoy social media websites. In this class you can register for a social media service, become proficient at using it, and learn the im-portance of privacy settings. And you’ll have fun learning to stay in touch with others! 6:00pm-8:00pm Mondays Feb. 23-Mar. 16 Fee: $30 8 hrs 20879 BCCC2 127

Spring Tune-ups for Home Lawn Care EquipmentThe grass will be soon be growing! Here is a class to help homeowners take better care of their lawn care equipment and their lawns too. Our instructor is an experienced landscaper who will teach you how to keep your push-mower, leaf blower, and weed eater running smoothly. He will also show you how to use this equipment safely and properly. You will learn how to avoid costly repair bills and keep your lawn looking its best. Each student will be able to tune-up at least one piece of their own equipment in our shop. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday/Thursday Mar. 17-Mar. 26 Fee: $41.25 12 hrs 20878 BCCC8A 102

Advanced Small Engine RepairThis class is a continuation of the Basic Small Engine Repair previously offered. In this class, students will gain hands-on knowledge of repairing 2-cycle and 4-cycle engines. We will pay special attention to carburetors. Students are encour-aged to bring their 2-cycle and 4-cycle engines to class for tune-up and repair experience. Class size is limited, so please register early! 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday/Thursday Jan. 27-Mar. 5 Fee: $110.25 36 hrs 20876 BCCC8A 102

Flower ArrangingFlower Arranging will include lecture, demonstration, and hands-on practice so that you can learn to add charm to your home. We will work with fresh and silk flowers to create beautiful centerpieces and table arrangements. Learn about color, form, and texture. We will use Oasis® and make free-style arrangements, and we will address various holiday ideas. Students will bring their own vases and materials, and we will supplement supplies for your arrangements. Suggestions for materials will be discussed during the first class meeting. Class size is limited, so please register early! 6:00pm-8:00pm Thursdays Mar. 5-Apr. 2 Fee: $40.00 10 hrs 20936 BCCC8 826

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Spring 2015

The College for Kids program offers fun summer camps for kids ages 9-18. Camps will include:

COLLEGE FOR KIDSComing Summer 2015!

Hunter Safety Boating SafetySewing for FunSewing for Tweens & TeensCreating a Great Video GameVideo Game Programming

Healthy CookingKayakingArt! Be Creative!Bee KeepingCamp WannagomahCritter Camp

CPR/First Responder Babysitting BasicsBuild & Grow! Dance!Math RefresherReading & Writing Refresher

WORKFORCE INITIATIVES Spring 2015

Auto Dealer License (Initial)The Initial Dealer’s course is required for those who want to become auto dealers. Students will review the Dealer Reg-ulations Manual, Title Manual and FTC Codes. 8:00am-3:00pm Wed. & Thurs. Feb. 18 & 19 Fee: $70 12 hrs 20792 BCCC8 822 8:00am-3:00pm Tues. & Wed. June 16-17 Fee: $70 12 hrs 20841 BCCC8 822

Registration will College for Kids camps will begin April 1! Please register early as seats are limited. Please contact Justin Rose, Coordinator of Special Projects, for more information or visit our website at www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm


WORKFORCE INITIATIVES Spring 2015Auto Dealer License (Renewal)The annual renewal course satisfies the continuing education requirement for non-franchised auto dealers to retain their dealer’s license.

8:00am-3:00pm Friday Feb. 20 Fee: $70 6 hrs 20788 BCCC8 8228:00am-3:00pm Thursday June 18 Fee: $70 6 hrs 20840 BCCC8 822

CDL Truck Driving (Classroom)The Truck Driver Training program at Beaufort County Community College will train students to drive a Class-A com-bination vehicle and prepare students for their pre-trip inspection, off road skills test and the driving test which are all components of the NCDMV commercial driver’s license (CDL) exam. You must also register for the CDL Truck Driving (Lab) while registering for this class. This is a 400-hour class including the lab. Funding assistance may be available for qualifying individuals through NC Works.

6:00pm-9:30pm Mon. & Wed. Jan. 12-Apr. 27 Fee: $220 400 hrs 20736 BCCC7 701On Demand All Days Jan. 12-Apr. 27 Fee: $225 400 hrs 20738 Online 6:00pm-9:30pm Tues. & Thurs. Mar. 10-Jun. 23 Fee: $220 400 hrs 20844 BCCC7 701On Demand All Days Mar. 10-Jun. 23 Fee: $225 400 hrs 20846 Online 6:00pm-9:30pm Mon. & Wed. May 4-Aug. 10 Fee: $220 400 hrs 20848 BCCC7 701On Demand All Days May 4-Aug. 10 Fee: $225 400 hrs 20850 Online

CDL Truck Driving (Lab)The Truck Driver Training program at Beaufort County Community College will train students to drive a Class-A com-bination vehicle and prepare students for their pre-trip inspection, off road skills test and the driving test which are all components of the NCDMV commercial driver’s license (CDL) exam.

8:00am-6:00pm Sat. & Sun. Jan. 12-Apr. 27 N/A N/A 20737 BCCC7 7018:00am-6:00pm Sat. & Sun. Jan. 12-Apr. 27 N/A N/A 20739 BCCC7 7018:00am-6:00pm Sat. & Sun. Mar. 10-Jun. 23 N/A N/A 20845 BCCC7 7018:00am-6:00pm Sat. & Sun. Mar. 10-Jun. 23 N/A N/A 20846 BCCC7 7018:00am-6:00pm Sat. & Sun. May 4-Aug. 10 N/A N/A 20849 BCCC7 7018:00am-6:00pm Sat. & Sun. May 4-Aug. 10 N/A N/A 20851 BCCC7 701

Continuing Education for CosmetologistsThe spring class is entitled “What’s New?” “What’s New?” will cover the 2015 spring and summer forecast, Ombre versus Sombre techniques, Balayage versus Lacing, color melting, and students will also discuss the latest in hair color tech-niques as well as color correction tips and tricks. Students will also discuss how to build your business without spending money on promotions and events, as well as how social media can improve and enhance your business.

5:00pm-9:00pm Monday Jan. 26 Fee: $60 4 hrs 20730 BCCC8 Aud

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic—Level IThe Industrial Maintenance Program prepares individuals to repair and maintain electrical and mechanical systems and physical structures of commercial and industrial companies. Coursework will follow the Level 1, Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Course from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER). Students who complete all the module exams will earn the NCCER IMM, Level I Credential. Students will receive both classroom and hands-on instruction.

Start date varies Days vary Begins Jan. 17 Fee: $210 TBD 20735 BCSC

Medical Office SpecialistThe Division of Continuing Education is pleased to announce the offering of a new program entitled “Medical Office Specialist”. The Medical Office Specialist program will provide skills training in basic computer operations, medical ter-minology, medical law and ethics, medical office procedures, professional etiquette, grammar review and transcription editing, electronic health records, and medical coding. This is a fast-paced program that will be offered in a hybrid set-ting with few seated classes; most class sessions will be held online, via BlackBoard. Students should have a valid email account prior to registering for this program. At the completion of the program, students will have the opportunity to register and sit for the Medical Administrative Assistant Certification (CMAA). The cost of the credential exam is $105 and is offered through the National HealthCareer Association (NHA).

6:00pm-9:00pm Tues. & Thurs. Jan. 20-July 21 Fee: $185 396 hrs 20734 Online

Introduction to Microsoft Word 2013Introduction to Microsoft Word is an 8 week, 24 hour, course designed to familiarize students with terminology, screen components and the most commonly used functions offered by Microsoft Word. This will include basic Microsoft Word


WORKFORCE INITIATIVES Spring 2015features including typing and deleting text, formatting text and images, saving and printing documents, and more. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday Jan. 20-Mar. 17 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20816 BCCC8 822

Intermediate Microsoft Word 2013Intermediate Microsoft Word will take beginner Word users to the next level of proficiency! This course is designed to increase students familiarization with terminology, screen components, and the most commonly used functions offered by Microsoft Word 2013. 6:00pm-9:00pm Monday July 21-Sept. 21 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20837 BCCC2 127

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2013In this 8 week, 24 hour, course, become skillful in using Microsoft Excel and discover shortcuts, tricks, and features for creating and formatting worksheets quickly and efficiently. This will include basic Microsoft Excel features including typing and entering information into cells, formatting cells, inserting and deleting rows and columns, learning basic formulas and equations, and creating charts and graphs, and more. 6:00pm-9:00pm Monday Mar. 16-May 4 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20822 BCCC8 822

Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2013In this 8 week, 24 hour, course, increase your skills in using Microsoft Excel and increase your knowledge of shortcuts, tricks, and features for creating and formatting worksheets quickly and efficiently. This course will help you learn more advanced formatting, formulas, graphs and charts, and how to make various charts and graphs that can be used for budgets or reports. 6:00pm-9:00pm Monday May 25-July 13 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20821 BCCC8 822

Introduction to Computers & Windows 7In this 8 week, 24 hour, course, get the most from your computer and Microsoft Windows 7 by learning more about its operating system, including managing apps, programs, photos, files, and folders. In this class you will learn how to work your way around the desktop, start menu, taskbar, how to switch between windows, using the internet, and much more. 6:00pm-9:00pm Monday Jan. 19-Mar. 16 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20747 BCCC8 822

Intermediate Windows 7In this 8 week, 24 hour, course, increase your knowledge of your computer and Microsoft Windows 7 by learning more about its operating system, including managing apps, programs, photos, files, and folders. Begin to dive deep into the world of Microsoft’s Windows 7 desktop and learn how it can be used to manage projects, schedule events, and much more. 6:00pm-9:00pm Monday Apr. 6-May 25 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20836 BCCC2 112

Introduction to EmailLearn how to use email to communicate with others and complete tasks while being introduced to various email for-mats in this 8 week, 24 hour, course. In this course you will learn what email is an why it is important, how to create an account, basic settings, general differences between email types, how to write and send an email, and much more. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday Mar. 17-May 5 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20852 BCCC8 822

Intermediate Skills in EmailIncrease your knowledge in email to communicate with others and complete tasks while advancing your skills with various email formats in this 8 week, 24 hour, course. Take your general knowledge of email to another level in this in-termediate course and begin discovering what you can do with email other than communicating with others. Discover how modern email can help you to schedule events and manage documents. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tuesday May 26-July 14 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20838 BCCC8 822

Notary PublicThis 6-hour course is required for persons wanting to apply for notary public commissions for the State of NC. Various topics related to the duties of a notary public will be covered. A textbook is required and can be purchased from the BCCC Campus Bookstore prior to the first night of class. Individuals should review the Notary qualifications list on the Secretary of State’s web site located at: http://www.secretary.state.nc.us/notary/ prior to registering for class. This course offers 0.6 Continuing Education Units (CEU). Students will be required to show a state issued photo ID and their social security card at the first night of class. This is a requirement from the Secretary of State’s office. Students will have to pass an exam to complete the class requirements. Funding assistance may be available for qualifying individuals through NC Works. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tues. & Wed. Feb. 17-Feb. 18 Fee: $70 6 hrs 20785 BCCC8 Aud. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tues. & Wed. Apr. 21-Apr. 22 Fee: $70 6 hrs 20805 BCCC8 Aud. 6:00pm-9:00pm Tues. & Wed. Jun. 23-Jun. 24 Fee: $70 6 hrs 20803 BCCC8 Aud.


WORKFORCE INITIATIVES Spring 2015OSHA 30The Division of Continuing Education will offer an OSHA 30 class this spring. This course is a comprehensive program designed for anyone working in or wanting to work in general industry. Many topics related to general industry will be covered and students will be required to pass an exam to earn their credential. 5:30pm-9:00pm Tues. & Thurs. Feb. 10-Mar. 12 Fee: $125 30 hrs 20834 BCSC

Managing your Finances with Quickbooks 2014! In this 8 week, 24 hour course, learn how to quickly and efficiently gain control of the financial aspects of your business with this powerful accounting software program. You will learn how to use this program can help you to reconcile checking accounts, create and print receipts, statements, and invoices, and track and generate reports. Course content will be provided through the Blackboard learning management system. On Demand All Days Jan. 13-Mar. 3 Fee: $75 24 hrs 20740 Online

Real Estate Update & ElectiveThe Real Estate Update & Elective class will satisfy the requirements for renewal of your annual real estate license. You may take either class or both classes, depending on your individual needs. The registration fee will be the same whether you attend one night or both nights. 6:00pm-10:00pm Tues. & Thurs. Jan. 20 & Jan. 22 Fee: $50 8 hrs 20832 BCCC8 829 6:00pm-10:00pm Tues. & Thurs. Mar. 17 & Mar. 19 Fee: $50 8 hrs 20833 BCCC8 803

Achieving Your Leadership PotentialIn this 3-part series, students will use Gary Chapman’s The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace to empower and enlighten not only themselves, but their employees! Chapman addresses the relationship between managers and employees. Each student will complete a “Motivating by Appreciation” or MBA Inventory. By taking the MBA, supervi-sors will find their “language” which will allow them to better communicate with their employees. Students will also discuss dealing with difficult people and team-building. The instructor, Lillian Chapman, has over 30 years as a supervi-sor with Moen, Incorporated and has led numerous workshops and training sessions. 8:00am-11:00am Wednesday Feb. 4,11,18 Fee: $70 9 hrs 20786 BCCC8 830

Substitute Teacher TrainingThis 24-hour course prepares individuals to substitute teach in the local county school system. This course provides information on learning expectations, time management, monitoring student interaction, classroom management, and many other topics related to being a substitute. 8:15am-2:45pm Mon. thru Thurs. Jan. 26-Jan. 29 Fee: $70 24 hrs 20728 BCCC8 829 8:15am-2:45pm Mon. thru Thurs. Mar. 16-Mar. 19 Fee: $70 24 hrs 20808 BCCC8 829 8:15am-2:45pm Mon. thru Thurs. May 11-May 14 Fee: $70 24 hrs 20804 BCCC8 829 5:00pm-8:00pm Mon. & Wed. Feb. 2-Feb. 25 Fee: $70 24 hrs 20808 WCMOBR

ServSafe® (Review and Test Only)The Division of Continuing Education will be offering ServSafe® as a review and test only and as a complete class. Food safety and consumer health are among the most pressing concerns for the food service industry. The restaurant and food service industry’s preeminent food safety training program, ServSafe®, is recognized and accepted by more federal, state, and local jurisdictions than any other. Effective training means your entire operation will be more efficient, more profitable, and have a better understanding of health department regulations. The ServSafe® certification will insure that two points will not be taken away at your sanitation inspections. 6:00pm-9:00pm Monday Jan. 12 Fee: $20 3 hrs 20731 BCCC8 829

ServSafe® (Complete Class with Test)The Division of Continuing Education will be offering ServSafe® as the review and test only listed above and as a com-plete class. Food safety and consumer health are among the most pressing concerns for the food service industry. The restaurant and food service industry’s preeminent food safety training program, ServSafe®, is recognized and accepted by more federal, state, and local jurisdictions than any other. Effective training means your entire operation will be more efficient, more profitable, and have a better understanding of health department regulations. The ServSafe® cer-tification will insure that two points will not be taken away at your sanitation inspections. Funding assistance may be available for qualifying individuals through NC Works. 6:00pm-9:00pm Mon. & Wed. Feb. 2-Feb. 11 Fee: $70 12 hrs 20777 BCCC8 829

Basic Culinary Skills & TechniquesThis course introduces the fundamental concepts, skills, and techniques involved in basic cookery. Emphasis is placed on recipe conversion, measurements, terminology, knife skills, safe food handling, nutrition, cooking methods, flavor-


WORKFORCE INITIATIVES Spring 2015ings, seasonings, and other related topics. The course will also include cost control as related to food preparation; menu development and design; the importance of hospitality in the industry; purchasing, inventory, and storage; and basic restaurant management. $100 food charge added to registration. 8::00pm-1:00pm Mon. ,Wed. & Thurs. Jan. 26-Apr. 30 Fee: $280 200 hrs 20914 Jack’s Tavern

Introduction to Conversational SpanishThis 12-hour introductory course will prepare students to communicate with Hispanic co-workers, customers, friends, or family. Course content will be basic greetings, vocabulary, and individual phrases students would wish translated. This class will also introduce students to basic grammar concepts. At the end of this class, students will be able to greet people, talk about themselves, and understand the basics. Students should bring a small 3-ring binder to class. 6:30pm-9:00pm Tuesday Jan. 20-Feb. 17 Fee: $30 12 hrs 20727 BCCC8 826

Conversational SpanishThis 12-hour course is a continuation of “Introduction to Conversational Spanish” class. Students will have been empow-ered by their previous class to write their own sentences based on the grammar they have learned. Students will learn rules of pronunciation, present tenses, and the most important Spanish verbs. Students should bring their 3-ring binder from the Introduction class to the first night of the class. 6:30pm-9:00pm Tuesday Mar. 3-Mar. 31 Fee: $30 12 hrs 20809 BCCC8 826

Vehicle Safety InspectionThis course is designed to prepare auto technicians and service personnel as safety inspectors for motor vehicles. Course topics include regulations and test inspection procedures required by the NC DMV-Enforcement Section for safety inspec-tors. Upon completion a student should understand the rules, regulations and procedures for safety inspections and be able to inspect a vehicle properly. Funding assistance may be available for qualifying individuals through NC Works. 5:00pm-9:00pm Mon. & Tues. Feb. 2-3 Fee: $70 8 hrs 20824 BCCC2 108 5:00pm-9:00pm Mon. & Tues. Apr. 13-14 Fee: $70 8 hrs 20843 BCCC2 108

Vehicle Emissions OBD2 InspectionThis course is designed to prepare auto technicians and service personnel as safety inspectors for motor vehicles. Course topics include regulations and test inspection procedures required by the NC DMV-Enforcement Section-for safety inspectors. Upon completion a student should understand the rules, regulations and procedures for safety inspections and be able to inspect a vehicle properly. 5:00pm-9:00pm Monday Mar. 9 Fee: $70 4 hrs 20824 BCCC2 108

Vehicle Escort License (Initial)This course is required for those who wish to escort large vehicles and have an escort vehicle endorsement added to their driver’s license. Students must be either 21 years of age or 18 to 21 years of age with a current Class-A license to attend. All students must have a driver’s license that has been valid for at least 12 months. Funding assistance may be available for qualifying individuals through NC Works.

8:00am-3:00pm Tuesday Feb. 17 Fee: $70 8 hrs 20826 BCCC8 8298:00am-3:00pm Tuesday June 9 Fee: $70 8 hrs 20835 BCCC8 829

Vehicle Escort License (Refresher)This course is required for those who wish to escort large vehicles and have an escort vehicle endorsement added to their driver’s license. Students must be either 21 years of age or 18 to 21 years of age with a current Class-A license to attend. All students must have a driver’s license that has been valid for at least 12 months. 3:30pm-7:30pm Tuesday Feb. 17 Fee: $70 8 hrs 20825 BCCC8 829 3:30pm-7:30pm Tuesday June 9 Fee: $70 8 hrs 20827 BCCC8 829

The Basics of Stick WeldingThe Division of Continuing Education, in partnership with Tyrrell County Schools will be offering a class entitled “The Basics of Stick Welding”. This 24-hour class will introduce students to the shielded metal arc (Stick) welding process. Using a hands-on approach, an emphasis will be placed on the flat welding process. Students will learn how to run a bead, butt weld, lap weld, edge weld, and tee weld, fillet and corner weld – all in the flat position. Students will also learn about various weld joints. Students will have an opportunity to take a credential exam at the end of class. Costs for the exam will be discussed during the first night of class.. 6:00pm-9:00pm Thursday Jan. 22-Apr. 2 Fee: $240 24 hrs 20733 Columbia HS

Interested in taking the Real Estate Pre-licensing course? This course would satisfy the requirement for a provisional broker and is designed to prepare students for the real estate exam offered by the NC Real Estate Commission. If you’re interested, contact Lou Stout at 940-6307 or by email at [email protected], and you’ll be placed on our mailing list. With sufficient interest, we will plan to offer the class in Fall 2015.


PUBLIC SAFETY Spring 2015Emergency Medical Technician Initial Provider (Hybrid)If you have little or no medical experience, this course will introduce you to emergency prehospital care. Upon comple-tion of this course, you will be credentialed to provide emergency care at the EMT level. The schedule includes online course components along with weeknight and some Saturday sessions. Funding assistance may be available for quali-fying individuals through NC Works. 6:30pm-9:30pm Mondays & Thursdays Jan. 8-May 21 Fee: $204.25 203 hrs 20799 BCCC10 31

EMT to Advanced EMT (Intermediate) Initial ProviderThis course follows the North Carolina curriculum and bridges the Emergency Medical Technician to Emergency Med-ical Technician Intermediate (AEMT). Some Saturday sessions and additional scheduled clinical and field experience hours are required. Funding assistance may be available for qualifying individuals through NC Works. 6:00pm-9:30pm Tuesdays & Thursdays Jan. 13-May 28 Fee: $204.25 307 hrs 20800 BCCC10 31

Advanced EMT (Intermediate) to Paramedic Bridge CourseThis course follows the North Carolina curriculum and bridges the Emergency Medical Technician Intermediate to Para-medic. Includes some Saturday sessions and additional scheduled clinical and field experience hours. This Paramedic course has a total of 508 hours of classroom instruction and a minimum of 500 hours of clinical/field instruction. This program will be offered as a flip-flop schedule. Subject matter will be offered twice a week. Attendance is only required on one day. Funding assistance may be available for qualifying individuals through NC Works. 9:00am-5:00pm Wednesday & Thurs. Jan. 7-Aug. 15 Fee: $204.25 1,008 hrs 20802 BCCC10 31 9:00am-5:00pm Monday & Wednesday Jan. 7-Aug. 15 Fee: $204.25 1,008 hrs 20863 BCCC10 31

Online Anatomy and Physiology for ParamedicsThis course is designed for students preparing to register for Intermediate and Paramedic courses or credentialed pro-viders needing continuing education. The objectives for this course satisfy the National Standard Curriculum and the NCOEMS objectives. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate a basic understanding of the funda-mentals and the principles of anatomy and physiology. Online All Days Jan. 26-May 28 Fee: $185 96 hrs 20801 Online

Interested in continuing education credits for Fire Fighting and Law Enforcement? We offer classes monthly! Don’t see a class listed that you need? Let us know—and we will strive to add the class to our schedule!Please check out our website www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm to view a list of available classes! You can also contact the individuals below: Leonard Hudson, Director of Public Safety at 252.940.6405 or email [email protected] Steve Taylor, Director of Fire & EMS at 252.940.6297 or email [email protected]

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY SERVICES Spring 2015

CUSTOMIZED TRAINING PROGRAMBCCC’s Business & Industry Services is comprised of the Customized Training Program (CTP) and the Small Business Center (SBC). BCCC’s Customized Training Program offers specialized training to fit the needs of individual business & industry organizations. These customized classes have various minimum enrollment and tuition requirements. They can be held at BCCC or at the Business or Indus-try location. Training opportunities include:

Contact Lauren Dudley, Director of Customized Training, at 252.940.6311 or visit our website at www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm to find out more information!

Principles of SupervisionConflict ResolutionGreenBelt CertificationYellowBelt CertificationUnderstanding Yourself & Others OSHA 10Team Building/Problem SolvingSolidworks 3D Modelingand much more!


The Mission of the Small Business Center Network (SBCN) is to increase the success rate and the number of viable small businesses in North Carolina by providing high quality, readily accessible assistance to prospective and existing small business owners, which will lead to job creation and retention. Contact Lentz Stowe, Director of Small Business Center, at 252.940.6306 or visit our website at http://www.beaufortccc.edu/coned/contin.htm to find out more.

How to Start a Small BusinessAttend this core competency workshop to answer the following questions: Are you ready to start a business? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a new business? Where do I obtain permits and licenses? What tax information is needed and where do I find it? How do I maintain objectivity? 3:00pm-5:00pm Monday Jan. 5 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

How to Write a Business PlanStarting your own small business is a huge step for anyone. This class will help you with the fundamentals in writing a business plan. A business plan is the foundation for success when making a decision to start a new business or acquire an existing business. Your business plan is key when it comes to seeking funds for your business. Topics Discussed: The executive summary/Describing your business/Marketing/Market Research/analysis and the financial plan. 3:00pm-5:00pm Monday Jan. 12 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

There’s Always Money for Good Ideas-Part IWith specific attention to the non-profit sector and grantsmanship, subject matter expert Michele Oros will take you deeper into the world of finding funding for your non-profit or business concept. 9:00am-1:00pm Saturday Jan. 10 Fee: Free 4 hrs N/A BCCC8 822

There’s Always Money for Good Ideas-Part IIWith specific attention to the non-profit sector and grantsmanship, subject matter expert Michele Oros will take you deeper into the world of finding funding for your non-profit or business concept. 9:00am-12:00pm Saturday Jan. 24 Fee: Free 4 hrs N/A BCCC8 822

Understanding How to Access Credit and Capital for your BusinessThe NC Rural Economic Development Center is offering a free seminar for seasoned and prospective business owners who want to learn more about how to access credit and capital for their businesses. You will learn more about: how lenders judge a borrower’s credit risk, ways rural businesses can access start-up capital, helpful resources available to small business owners, and the Center’s Micro-Enterprise Loan Program. 3:00pm-5:00pm Thursday Jan. 22 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Financing Your Small BusinessStarting your own business is part of the American dream. You’ve given this thought, you’ve sought advice, and you are just about ready to begin. Then-you ask yourself: How do I finance my business? Is there someone out there who can give me good, solid, reliable advice? Are there loans/grants available to assist me? What should I be aware of? The economy is tough—I don’t want to fail—Help! This workshop will put your mind at ease and provide you with the tools, steps, advice, answers and guidance you may need. By attending, you will gain knowledge and confidence you need in financing your business. 3:00pm-5:00pm Monday Jan. 26 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Gaining the Advantage of Using Google+ and Google Local for your BusinessGoogle Plus not only adds a dynamic social layer to the Google search experience, it also builds authority on the Web that can give a small business an important marketing advantage. This class will outline the best use of Google+ and help you apply the concept of social validation-since Google understands that we now value what others have to say about a product or service more than we value the marketing material in making buying decisions. This class will out-line the best use of Google+ and help you apply the concept of social validation. You will learn about important features of Google+ such as Google Places, Authorship, and Handouts. 2:00pm-5:00pm Thursday Feb. 5 Fee: Free 3 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Advertising and Marketing for your Small BusinessDrawing attention to your business is tougher than ever before! Large chain stores, a challenging economy, the Inter-net, etc. have made the small business venture often times frustrating. BUT you can take matters into your hands and discover what you can do to bring customers to you. In this seminar, you will learn low cost advertising/marketing strat-egies and methods, creating your marketing plan, scoring greater sales with current customers, and other “tricks” of the trade. Advertising and Marketing for the Small Business is a seminar you will want to be a part of. 3:00pm-5:00pm Monday Feb. 9 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY SERVICES Spring 2015


BUSINESS & INDUSTRY SERVICES Spring 2015Growing Your Small BusinessAs your business grows, it is important to constantly review changes in your market, customers, economy, and compe-tition. This workshop will help you identify and evaluate the important factors in your business environment, determine how those factors will affect your business, and decide the course of action your company should take to react to those changes. Some of the key points to be discussed are: how to use a process to identify problems within your business; recognize the changes surrounding your business; evaluate how these changes will affect your business; formulate a plan to react to these changes and iearn a process for continuous improvement. 3:00pm-5:00pm Monday Feb. 23 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Recordkeeping and Taxes for Your Small BusinessDo you know your product or service upside down and backwards, BUT the numbers just drive you up the wall? Do you really work hard, but always seem to run out of cash at the end of the month? This seminar will help you understand the financial aspects of your business. We’ll talk about tax issues. You’ll become familiar with those financial terms that con-fuse you, but are the road map to your success. You will learn what makes your business thrive and grow; what a CPA is and when and how to use them; how to understand financial statements; what your banker is looking for; what federal and state reports are required and if I made that much money, where is it? 6:00pm-9:00pm Monday Mar. 16 Fee: Free 3 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Using Instagram to Gain and Retain More Business for Small Business OwnersLearn how to effectively use Instagram to stay top of mind with current customers and attract new customers. This pop-ular photo sharing platform is especially important if you want to attract a younger audience that is fully integrated into the mobile world. This class will include correct etiquette as well as understanding and proper use of hashtags. With 100 million active users, 40 million photos per day, 8500 likes per second, and 1000 comments per second, it is a growing platform that is drawing the attention of more prospective customers for you. This class also includes how Instagram in-terfaces with other social media platforms, other core photo sharing platforms and short video sharing platforms. Smart phones are not required but it is suggested you bring yours if you have one and download Instagram before the class. 6:00pm-9:00pm Thursday Apr. 9 Fee: Free 3 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

How to Start a Small BusinessAttend this core competency workshop to answer the following questions: Are you ready to start a business? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a new business? Where do I obtain permits and licenses? What tax information is needed and where do I find it? How do I maintain objectivity? 6:00pm-8:00pm Monday Apr. 13 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

How to Write a Business PlanStarting your own small business is a huge step for anyone. This class will help you with the fundamentals in writing a business plan. A business plan is the foundation for success when making a decision to start a new business or acquire an existing business. Your business plan is key when it comes to seeking funds for your business. Topics discussed: the executive summary; describing your business; marketing/market research/analysis and the financial plan. 6:00pm-8:00pm Monday Apr. 20 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Financing your Small BusinessStarting your own business is part of the American dream. You’ve given this thought, you’ve sought advice, and you are just about ready to begin then – you ask yourself: How do I finance my business? Is there someone out there who can give me good, solid, reliable advice? Are there loans/grants available to assist me? What should I be aware of? The economy is tough – I don’t want to fail – HELP! This workshop will put your mind at ease and provide you the tools, steps, advice, answers and guidance you may need. By attending, you will gain knowledge and confidence you need in financing your business. 6:00pm-8:00pm Monday May 4 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Getting It All DoneTrying to get everything done can be impossible in today’s up-to-the-minute world. But, what if you could set and meet your priorities, work more effectively with the people around you, dig out from under the paperwork and email avalanche, and move closer to a balanced life, wouldn’t that come close to getting it all done? Let Mike Collins and “Get-ting It All Done” show you how to: find an extra hour a day, plan on purpose and plan with a purpose, deal with difficult people, set and track priorities, meet timelines and deadlines, how to do three things at once, what to do in times of crisis and conflict, how to handle the information avalanche, and getting it done and go home on time. You can do it! “Getting It All Done” offers 100+ strategies, tactics, and tips to show you the way! 2:00pm-5:00pm Thursday May 14 Fee: Free 3 hrs N/A BCCC8 828


BUSINESS & INDUSTRY SERVICES Spring 2015Growing Your Small BusinessAs your business grows, it is important to constantly review changes in your market, customers, economy, and compe-tition. This workshop will help you identify and evaluate the important factors in your business environment, determine how those factors will affect your business, and decide the course of action your company should take to react to those changes. Some of the key points to be discussed are: how to use a process to identify problems within your business; recognize the changes surrounding your business; evaluate how these changes will affect your business; formulate a plan to react to these changes and learn a process for continuous improvement. 6:00pm-8:00pm Monday May 18 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Advertising and Marketing for Your Small BusinessDrawing attention to your business is tougher than ever before! Large chain stores, a challenging economy, the Internet, etc. have made the small business venture often times frustrating. BUT you can take matters into your hands and discov-er what you can do to bring customers to you. In this seminar you will learn low cost advertising/marketing strategies and methods, creating your marketing plan, scoring greater sales with current customers, and other “tricks” of the trade. Advertising and Marketing for Your Small Business is a seminar you will want to be a part of. 6:00pm-8:00pm Monday June 1 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Recordkeeping and Taxes for Your Small BusinessDo you know your product or service upside down and backwards, BUT the numbers just drive you up the wall? Do you really work hard, but always seem to run out of cash at the end of the month? This seminar will help you understand the financial aspects of your business. We’ll talk about tax issues. You’ll become familiar with those financial terms that confuse you, but are the road map to your success. You will learn what makes your business thrive and grow; what a CPA does and when and how do you use them; how to understand financial statements; what your banker is looking for; what federal and state reports are required and If you made that much money, where is it? 6:00pm-9:00pm Monday June 15 Fee: Free 3 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

HP LIFE Online Entrepreneurship TrainingHP Learning Initiative for Entrepreneurs (HP LIFE) is a global program that offers aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners valuable business skills. HP LIFE offers participants a path to realizing their business dreams. The NC Small Business Center Network, in partnership with the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE), is pleased to offer this innovative program free of charge! This program is self-paced, making it possible for more aspiring entrepreneurs to participate. All you have to do is register to start. You can read more about this program at https://e-learning.life-global.org/ On Demand All Online Fee: Free 3 hrs N/A Online

FED Contracting 101 (for Small Businesses)This training is an introduction to doing business with the federal government. Training will include: levels of feder-al purchasing; how the federal government buys products; construction and engineering and non-personal services; marketing a business to the federal government; socio-economic small business programs; registering as a federal con-tractor; locating, identifying and responding to federal business opportunities and resources available to assist federal contractors in North Carolina. This session will be presented by the NC Military Business Center. 3:00pm-5:00pm Thursday Mar. 26 Fee: Free 2 hrs N/A TBD

Marketing for the Craftsperson (Part I)This hands-on seminar will aid the craftsperson or artist in developing a marketing plan aimed at increasing sales and profit. It will also emphasize excellence in product as well as efficient ways to broaden public awareness through effec-tive advertising. This workshop will focus on: how to begin letting the world know about you and your craft; how to keep track of those important “no fun” expenses to ensure your profitability; pricing to ensure survival; what to do if your product isn’t selling and how to approach independent shops and galleries. 2:00pm-5:00pm Thursday Apr. 30 Fee: Free 3 hrs N/A BCCC8 828

Marketing for the Craftsperson (Part II)This fast-paced, information-packed seminar details how to best market your business image on a low or no-budget plan. Learn how to establish a marketing plan that is designed to increase your bottom line. Discover if you need a logo and find out where to get one. Identify ten “no cost” ways to effectively advertise. Analyze why customer service is your most important marketing tool. Attendees are encouraged to bring samples of their product to the seminar. The workshop will focus on: selling through craft fairs and trade shows; designing your booth at shows and why presenta-tion is important; successful marketing tips including press releases, business cards, and gift tags; designing your own logo, business card, flyer or brochure; and exploring the very essence of exactly what your marketing story needs to say. 9:00am-12:00pm Friday May 1 Fee: Free 3 hrs N/A BCCC8 828


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