career viewbook 2015-2016

TABLEof Contents

Welcome to MSC ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01

What MSC Can Offer You ..... . . . . . . . . 02

Student Services ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 04

Funding Your Future ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .06

Programs: Beauty & Wellness .... . . . 08

Programs: Business & Tech ..... . . . . . . . 10

Programs: Healthcare ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Programs: Trades ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Additional Information ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

WELCOME to the Maricopa Skill Center

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Welcome to the Maricopa Skill Center.

We are proud of our rich history, which spans more than 50 years, and our mission to provide the best hands-on training to our Valley’s workforce. Our mission is as true today as it was then, and we are making a number of adjustments to ensure we can adapt our programs to changing demands.

This year, we are working to more closely integrate with GateWay Community College, a college of whom we have been a division of for nearly 30 years. This integration aims to provide more aligned business processes and practices where it makes sense, increased student services, and possibly for-credit programs at multiple locations.

I invite you to join us in this journey and to share your thoughts as you see us work better together to serve you so you receive an education that works!

Sincerely,

Al LarsonExecutive Director

WHAT MSC Can Offer You

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OUR MISSION:Through education and training, our graduates will possess the industry-identified skills necessary to meet the currentand evolving workforce needs.

OUR VISION:To transform potential in today’s students into excellence in tomorrow’s employees.

OUR VALUES:Lifelong learning as an endeavor of growth and self-discovery. Diversity as a celebration of the unique richness that all individuals bring to our community. Teamwork as a commitment to working together toward student success. Respect as an essential element in our environment. Opportunity through calculated risk-taking we see possibilites.

MARICOPA SKILL CENTER offers diverse vocational training and certificates in four primaryareas: Beauty & Wellness, Business & Technology, Healthcare and Trades. Enrichment Courses also are available for those wanting a faster track to gaining new skills. Find your career path today!

BUS TRANSPORTATIONDiscounted Valley Metro Bus cards are available for students who meet the defined criteria. Criteria and applications are available from Business Services lo-cated within Student Services.

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CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENTThe classroom environment at MSC is designed for student success. Working in hands-on lab environments that simulate the workplace, students gain the experience and confidence needed to work upon graduation.

DISABILITY RESOURCE SERVICESContact Disability Resource Services (DRS) to schedule your Disability Review two weeks prior to enrollment for equal access to support while testing and for program accommodations. All accommoda-tions are based on the student’s individual needs from their documentation. DRS’s goal is to foster equal opportunities to student success and address disabili-ty related concerns while maintaining compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. Please contact us for counseling or DRS needs at 602-238-4390 or email request to [email protected].

GED PREPARATIONMSC offers on-site GED preparation classes. Classes are at low or no cost to MSC students and members of the community. To participate, contact the Essential Skills Department in person or by phone at 602-238-0023.

SKILL BASED TRAININGStudents move through each program as a cohort and learn the skills required by future employers. Each program is continuously updated to meet the evolving needs of today’s workforce.

SOFT SKILLSThis component of each program focuses on the non-technical skills that round out a student’s training. Primary topics discussed include: communication, conflict management, diversity, ethics, teamwork, time management, professional behavior and values. Each area is critical to producing more employable students.

VETERAN SERVICES MSC is a G.I. Jobs Military Friendly School and a Serviceman Opportunity College dedicated to facilitating veteran success. Whether it is providing community resources, integrating programs or helping veterans achieve their educational goals, MSC is committed to serving those who served our country.

WORKFORCE CENTERMSC Workforce Development and Goodwill staff provide free employment readiness services to attending students as well as the public in the Workforce Center located on campus. Services include: online job application training, job search training, resume writing, mock interviews, employer recruitment and hiring events.

STUDENTServices

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THINGS TO THINK ABOUT...Check each question below to determine if you are ready to get started at MSC!

□ Can I commit to attending 6-8 hours of class per day?□ Do I have reliable transportation for getting to and from school?□ Is my family taken care of while I am at school?□ Do I need to find additional work while enrolled?□ Are all of my living expenses taken care of?

If you do not have all of the questions checked off, contact us for assistance in balancing school, work and family life at 602-238-4390.

BUSINESS SERVICES• Accepts payments for programs.• Processes Financial Aid refunds.• Provides discounted Valley Metro bus cards to students that qualify.• Sets up payment plans

COUNSELING, DISABILITY AND RESOURCES• Arranges accommodations for students with disabilities.• Assists students with finding community resources.• Provides counseling services for students.

ENROLLMENT SERVICES• Assists students through the enrollment process.• Issues student identification card.• Processes applications to graduate.

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ESSENTIAL SKILLS• Administers assessment to prospective students.• Tutors students in basic math, reading and writing.• Provides FREE GED classes for students.

FINANCIAL AID• Assists with filling out the FAFSA.• Answers questions about grants, scholarships and student loans.• Determine eligibility, awards, aid and authorizes funds to student accounts.

RECRUITMENT• Gives overview of campus resources and program options.• Provides campus tours to potential students.• Helps students with program selection.

STEPS TO GET STARTED1. LEARN ABOUT MSC PROGRAMSRecruitment Services: 602-286-8050

CAMPUS TOURSMonday at 3 p.m.Friday at 9:30 a.m.

TO ENROLL AT MSC NORTHWEST CAMPUSStudent Services: 602-392-5000

2. REQUEST ACCOMMODATIONS (OPTIONAL)Disability Resource Services: 602-238-4390Contact [email protected] if you require an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

3. COMPLETE YOUR ASSESSMENTEssential Skills: 602-238-4353

4. PROGRAM PREPARATIONEnrollment Services: 602-235-4350

5. BUSINESS SERVICES□ Agency Funding Business Services: 602-238-4347□ Financial Aid See Financial Aid Office See Page 06 for steps to apply□ Payment Plan Business Services: 602-238-4347□ Scholarships See Financial Aid www.fastweb.com www.maricopaskillcenter.com/student-resources/ paying-school/scholarships.

(Note: Down payment is due one week prior to start date)

6. CONFIRMATION OF PAYMENTBusiness Services: 602-238-4347

8. ATTEND YOUR FIRST DAY OF CLASS.

SUMMER TOURSMonday at 3 p.m.Thursday at 9:30 a.m.

FUNDINGyour future

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1. GATHER YOUR INFO TO APPLY • Your Social Security Number (SSN) and parents’ SSNs are needed if you are providing parent information• Your Driver’s License Number if you have one. • Your Alien Registration Number if you are not a U.S. Citizen• Federal tax information or tax returns, including W-2 information for yourself, spouses or parents (if providing parent information), using income records for the year prior to the academic year you are applying • Records of untaxed income, such as Social Security Benefits, SNAP (for yourself) and/or other benefits received

2. APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID• Visit www.fafsa.ed.gov to apply• Create your FSA ID• Gather last year’s tax returns• Use Maricopa Skill Center’s school code: E00701• Follow up on your FAFSA (7-10 days after submitting)• Check to-do list / message center at my.maricopa.edu• Review Estimated Financial Aid (EFA)

3. FOLLOW UP ON YOUR FAFSATo check on your financial aid status:Visit http://my.maricopa.edu and go to your student center. On this site you may see which documents are still needed to process your financial aid and update your contact information

Financial Aid workshops are held approximately the first and third Thursday of the month from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at MSC’s Buckeye Campus.

Please note that programs under 600 hours are ineligible for financial aid.

TUITION AND FEES AT A GLANCERegistration: $15.00Non-refundable fee charge per term of attendance.

Tuition: $5.00 to $6.00 hourly rate for programs.

Lab Fees: Cover the cost of all consumable materials used in each training program and varies by program.

Book Fees: Reflect the cost of the textbooks at the time of purchase and are subject to change without notice.

Other Fees: Some programs require students to purchase clothing, special equipment and/or take licensing and certification tests not included in the cost of the program.

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Common reasons why we may not receive a FAFSA are: if the FAFSA aid year completed is wrong, if the FAFSA is not fully completed or is not signed, or if our school code (E00701 ) is not included. It is thestudent’s responsibility to follow up on financial aid.

4. RECEIVE YOUR STUDENT AID REPORTWhen your FAFSA is fully completed with all required documentation, your application will be processed. You will receive confirmation and a link to view your Student Aid Report (SAR). Make sure to review your SAR for any corrections or updates that may be needed.

5. FRIENDLY REMINDERSKeep your FSA ID and password in a safe place for future reference (http://www.pin.ed.gov).

Once enrolled, check your student center and official student email account for updates regarding your financial aid.

For Maricopa Skill Center students who receive Financial Aid, your Financial Aid award is based on the hours listed for your program in the catalog, and your eligibility is recalculated at graduation. In other words, if you graduate with fewer hours than indicated in the catalog for your program, or with fewer hours than Financial Aid was based on, your Financial Aid award will be reduced accordingly. If funds have already been disbursed and/or refunded to you, you could owe a debt that would need to be cleared before you are eligible for graduation.

BEAUTY& Wellness

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AESTHETICIAN - CERT. #1180, 2180, 2183***Aestheticians are trained skin care professionals who specialize in providing skin care and beauty-related services. As an aesthetician, you will perform facials, skin analysis, and body treatments, including full body exfoliation. You will also learn hair removal techniques using both hard and soft wax, light exfoliation with fruit acids (peels), and microdermabrasion. Training includes day and evening makeup and false eyelash application. Knowledge of State laws pertaining to aesthetics and business management skills also will be covered.

Average Completion Time: 6.8 months / 660 hours*Estimated Program Cost: $4,036**

***Must be eligible to participate

AESTHETICIAN INSTRUCTOR - CERT. #1186, 2186As an aesthetician student instructor, you will prepare to provide instruction in skin and beauty-related services, such as facials, skin analysis, body treatments and full body exfoliation. Additionally, you will learn how to write and deliver a successful lesson plan. Topics also include knowledge of laws pertaining to aesthetician, safety and sanitation and state board regulations. Upon completion of the Aesthetician I nstructor program, you will be prepared to take the Arizona Board of Cosmetology Instructor licensing exam.


MASSAGE THERAPY - CERT. #1184Focus is placed on the structural massage - the ability to couple and apply deep understanding of anatomy with powerful tissue sculpting techniques in order to create radical change in the body. While the program centers heavily on anatomy, Swedish and Deep Tissue massage, students get some exposure to Asian modalities, Sports Massage, Pregnancy Massage and business classes.

Average Completion Time: 8 months / 762 hours*Estimated Program Cost: $5,321**

Beauty & Wellness programs are available at all skill center locations; however, the Massage Therapy program is available only at the Maricopa Skill Center Northwest-Campus.

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COSMETOLOGIST - CERT. #1181, 2181, 2182, 2281***As a cosmetologist, you will provide beauty services such as shampooing and conditioning, cutting, perming and styling hair. Additionally, you will braid, press, curl and relax hair; design hairstyles; and provide nail and skin services. All work will be performed safely using proper disinfection and sanitation techniques. You will graduate from the program with the skills necessary for establishing and maintaining a clientele in addition to the knowledge needed to start and manage your own salon. Upon completion of the program, you will be prepared to take the Arizona Board of Cosmetology licensing exam.


***Must be eligible to participate

COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR - CERT. #1188, 2184As a cosmetologist student instructor, you will prepare to provide instruction such as shampooing and conditioning, cutting, coloring, perming and styling hair. You will learn how to write and deliver a successful lesson plan. You will graduate with the necessary skills for establishing and maintaining an effective classroom. Topics also include knowledge of laws pertaining to cosmetologists, safety and sanitation, and state board regulations. Upon completion of the program, you will be prepared to take the Arizona Board of Cosmetology Instructor licensing exam.

Average Completion Time: 7.4 months / 710 hours*Estimated Program Cost: $4,616.**

COSMETOLOGIST AND EXPRESS AESTHETICS - CERT. #1187, 2187As a cosmetologist, you will provide beauty sevices such as shampooing and conditioning, cutting, coloring, perming and hair styling. Additionally, you will braid, press, curl and relax hair; design hairstyles; and provide nail and skin services. With the express aesthetics class you will get a kit for aestheticians and go into the basics of European facials, skin analysis, skin history and disorders. You will also learn products, waxing and body treatments.


*Based on 24-hour per week schedule**Costs will vary; includes tuition and lab fees; books excluded from estimate

For more information on employment outlook, trends and salary ranges, visit onetonline.orgFor more details on programs such as job titles and salary outlooks, please visit maricopaskillcenter.com/programs

BUSINESS& Technology

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COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST - CERT. #1611As a Computer Support Specialist, you will support desktop computers, printers, mobile devices, networks, popular applications and operating systems. You will provide end-users and companies with solutions for technical problems to be able to conduct business in today’s high-tech environment. You will be prepared to take the IC3 certification exam and the CompTIA A+ certification exam, both industry standard certifications for entry-level positions, which also provides a solid foundation for advanced technical certifications. You may receive college credits toward your degree at participating Maricopa Community Colleges.


Computer Support Specialist is only offered at Maricopa Skill Center-Buckeye Campus

MSC’s Enrichment Courses are designed to provide quick, highly-targeted skill training. Whether you are looking to brush up on skills or try something new, MSC’s Enrichment Courses offer you an affordable and easy way to enhance your knowledge.

Enrichment courses are not associated with any certificate program; however, students can transfer into a certificate program if they determine they need additional training. For more information, check out the Maricopa Skill Center catalog.

CALL CENTER REPRESENTATIVE - CERT. #1200The Call Center Representative Program is ashort-term technical program that provides participants with the knowledge and skills needed to work in the fast paced modern call center environment. Students will gain the knowledge and skills to effectively deal with customers found in many areas of business, including manufacturing, banking, retail stores, tourism, and hospitals. Upon successful completion of the program, students will be prepared for an industry recognized credential and to enter the workforce with confidence.


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CERTIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE/CALL CENTER REPRESENTATIVE - CERT. #1202As a Customer Service/Call Center Representative, you will work on state of the art equipment to gain an understanding of how to communicate via voice as well as other modalities of communication. You will develop communication skills to listen and respond to customer needs. Skills will be developed in an actual lab with hands-on and practical experience.

Average Completion Time: 6.6 months / 636 hours*Estimated Program Cost: $3,231**The Customer Service and Call Center programs are available only at the Maricopa Skill Center Northwest-Campus.

CALL CENTER CAREERS - CERT. #1210This Program provides an investigation into the world of call center careers and is designed to help students understand the customer service concepts and issues which will support their careers, their personal growth and their working lives. Students will learn about the most important call center operational functions and hear about the “what” and “why” of call center performance expectations. Students who successfully complete the program will be prepared for an industry recognized credential.


CALL CENTER MANAGEMENT - CERT. #1205The certified customer service/call center program is designed for call center and service agents in a call center environment. The area will focus on management techniques to help you be successful in the call center environment. It will show how to respond to employee needs, give employee evaluations and structure in the call center.




HEALTHCARE

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NURSING ASSISTANT - CERT. #1506Nursing Assistants (NAs) are trained to perform basic patient care under the supervision of registered nurses and/or licensed practical nurses. Nursing Assistants perform routine tasks in the general care of hospital, clinic and nursing home patients. Their work responsibilities include measuring vital signs and assisting patients with daily living activities, such as feeding, bathing, dressing, moving and/or grooming patients; changing linens; taking vital signs; answering calls, transporting patients; and storing or sterilizing equipment. The Nurse Assistant occupation is one of a series of possible steps on a career ladder in the healthcare field.


NURSING ASSISTANT / PATIENT CARE TECHNICIANCERT. #1503Patient Care Technicians expands the Nursing Assistant role further with additional training in several areas, including EKG, phlebotomy and an introduction to physical therapy. Nursing Assistants are trained to perform basic patient care under the supervision of registered nurses or licensed practical nurses. Patient Care Technicians receive additional training that expands the traditional role of nursing assistant. Training includes an increase in supervised clinical hours, a home health component and caring for hospital patients component.


CLINICAL LAB ASSISTANT - CERT. #1404As a clinical lab assistant, you will specialize in conducting medical tests on specimens and samples. Lab assistants work in clinics, doctor’s offices and hospitals, performing various laboratory and clinical tasks. Some of these tasks include taking medical histories and recording vital signs, explaining procedures, preparing patients for procedures, and assisting physicians during blood drawings and sample collections. Additional tasks include preparing and analyzing specimens, performing basic tests, disposing of contaminated supplies, and sterilizing medical instruments.


OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT- CERT. #1501The Ophthalmic Assistant program serves as your initial education program for learning and understanding the core level of care for entry into eye care in a clinical/office setting. The course includes an overview of patient services and even assisting with minor surgical procedures and instrument care and maintenance. Special attention will be given to complete comprehensive eye examinations, including chief complaints and history taking, anatomy and physiology of the visual system, eye terminology, general medical knowledge, as well as hands on skill instruction.

This program is accredited by the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology (JCAHPO) through 2018.


PHLEBOTOMY - CERT. #1403The Phlebotomy program prepares students to correctly and safely obtain blood specimens and other bodily fluids, process specimens for laboratories, and use computers to record patient information in various healthcare settings. In addition to organization and attention to detail, phlebotomists should have good human relations and customer service skills.


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PATIENT CARE TECH W/ ADVANCED SKILLSCERT. #1504These professionals must possess the technical skills necessary to service complex patient care issues including rehabilitation services, diagnostic tests, basic bedside care, collection of laboratory specimens, phlebotomy and EKG’s. In addition to labs requiring students to practice and demonstrate EKG, phlebotomy and base line buring skills. Other topics covered include: HIPAA, vital signs, patient care, personal hygiene, aseptic techniques.


PHARMACY TECHNICIAN - CERT. #1405Pharmacy technicians are constantly growing and evolving in the field of healthcare and prescription medicine while maintaining a stable and straightforward work environment. As a certified pharmacy technician, you are the liaison between medical professionals, doctors, pharmacists, insurance companies and patients. You will receive and verify prescriptions and prepare patient medication.




AUTO BODY BASIC - CERT. #1605Apprentice painters, Auto Body Technicians, and Transportation Equipment Painter helpers are skilled painting and coating workers. The Auto Body Basics Program will introduce students to the Collision industry and is designed for the hobbyist who wants to learn about Auto Body Repair. By taking this program, you may decide to advance into the full program where you will be able to work on your own vehicles. You will graduate with I-CAR Certificates, an international industry-recognized certification.


AUTO BODY WORKER - CERT. #1606As an Auto Body Worker, you will learn to weld, push out dents, repair plastic bumpers, apply plastic fillers, remove and install bolted-on parts in order to repair damaged vehicles. Emphasis is placed on preparing vehicles for painting, mixing paints, and performing intricate work with manual spray guns. You will also become proficient at masking, sanding, and buffing vehicles in addition to color matching paint. Students are also trained in shop safety, as well as how to work with hazardous materials. You will graduate with I-CAR Certificates, an international industry-recognized certification.


TRADESAuto Body

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15*Based on 24-hour per week schedule

**Costs will vary; includes tuition and lab fees; books excluded from estimateFor more information on employment outlook, trends and salary ranges, visit onetonline.org

For more details on programs such as job titles and salary outlooks, please visit maricopaskillcenter.com/programs

ELECTRICIAN WORKER LEVEL 2 - CERT. #1663The training includes practical hands-on experience, knowledge of electricity, manual and power tool us-age, installation practices, and NEC code standards. The MSC Trades program will also introduce students to Green Technology - green alternatives to construc-tion. Upon completion of this program students will earn their Core Curriculum certificate, OSHA 10 card for construction and Electrical Level 1 and Level 2 certificates from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).


CARPENTRY LEVEL 2 - CERT. #1653Carpenters are involved in many different kinds of construction activities including erecting, installing or repairing structures and fixtures made of wood, or concrete forms and building frameworks, rafts, partitions, wood stairways, window or door frames, and more. Upon completion of this program, students will earn their Core Curriculum Certificate, OSHA 10 card for construction, and Carpentry Level 1 and 2 Certificate from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).


CARPENTRY LEVEL 1 - CERT. #1642Become a member of one of the oldest most respected trades. As a carpenter, you will be working with tools to create a variety of things. Hammer out a well-built future with training in carpentry, which also introduces students to Green Technology - green alternatives to construction. Upon completion of this program, students will earn their Core Curriculum certificate, OSHA 10 card for construction, and a Carpentry Level 1 Certificate from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).


ELECTRICIAN WORKER LEVEL 1 - CERT. #1644As an electrician, you install wires that carry electric-ity and repair electronic machines. By enrolling in the Electrician Worker program your training will include practical hands on experience, knowledge of electrici-ty, manual and power tool usage, installation practices, and NEC code standards. The MSC Trades program will also introduce students to Green Technology - green alternatives to construction. Upon completion of this program students will earn their Core Curric-ulum certificate, OSHA 10 card for construction and Electrical Level 1 certificate from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).


TRADESConstruction

GREENBUILDER: SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLER - CERT. #1656As more buildings seek to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification and homeowners seeking ways to cut their energy bills, the number of solar installer jobs will continue to increase. The MSC Trades program will also introduce students to Green Technology - green alternatives to construction. Upon completion of this program students will earn their Core Curriculum certificate, OSHA 10 card for construction and a Solar Installer certificate from the National Center for Construction Education and Research.


TRADESConstruction

PLUMBING WORKER LEVEL 2 - CERT. #1662Plumbers install and repair water, sewage and drainage systems as well as installing fixtures such as toilets, sinks, bathtubs and dishwashers. In Level 2 plumbing students get a great start to a long and prosperous career in the plumbing industry. The MSC Trades program will also introduce students to Green Technology - green alternatives to construction. Upon completion of this program students will earn their Core Curriculum certificate, OSHA 10 card for Construction and Plumbing Level 1 and 2 certificates from the National Center for Construction Education and Research.


PLUMBING WORKER LEVEL 1 - CERT. #1646As a plumber, you will repair problems such as leaking fixtures, faucets and pipes to complicated jobs like clogged drains or septic problems. Demand for plumbers stems from new construction and renovations. In addition, repair and maintenance of existing residential systems will keep plumbers employed. The MSC Trades program will also introduce students to Green Technology - green alternatives to construction. Upon completion of this program students will earn their Core Curriculum certificate, OSHA 10 card for construction and Plumbing Level 1 certificate from the National Center for Construction Education and Research.


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Meat CuttingAPPRENTICE MEAT CUTTING - CERT. #1720As an apprentice meat cutter, you will safely use and maintain hand tools and all power equipment utilized in the meat cutting industry, including a variety of knives, meat saws, meat grinders, a meat tenderizer and meat slicers. You will identify, cut, wrap, weigh and display all cuts of meat for sale in a retail environment. You will maintain and merchandise a retail meat case and manage inventory.

Average Completion Time: 9.2 months / 882 Hours*Estimated Program Cost: $4,816**

MEAT DEPARTMENT HELPER - CERT. #1722As a Meat Department Helper, you will assist meat cutters by preparing meats to be cut; trimming and packaging retail cuts of meat; and stocking and rotating meat coolers and freezers. You will assist the meat wrapper by properly wrapping, stocking, rotating and maintaining all related meat cases according to company standards. You will provide quality customer service and professionally communicate with customers and coworkers. All tasks are performed while maintaining industry safety and sanitation standards.

Average Completion Time: 5.5 months / 532 Hours*Estimated Program Cost: $2,952**

TRADES




TRADESPrecision Machining

CNC MACHINIST - CERT. #1700As a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machinist, you will work to efficiently convert raw materials into durable goods by using CNC’s and various tools. As a CNC operator, you will operate CNC lathes and mills, maintain CNC machines, read blueprints, and debug programs. Graduates of this program are NIMS Level I certified in Safety, Layout, Drill Press, Manual Lathe, Manual Mill, Surface Grinder, CNC Mill and CNC Lathe.


MANUAL MACHINIST - CERT. #1702Manual Machinists work in teams to efficiently convert raw materials into durable goods by using manual machines and various tools. As a manual machinist, you will operate lathes and mills, maintain machines, and read blueprints. Manual machinists are hired by various industries in order to ensure company productivity and profitability. Graduates of this program are NIMS Level 1 certified in Safety, , Layout, Drill Press, Surface Grinder, Manual Mill and Manual Lathe.


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ARC WELDER - CERT. #1740As an arc welder, you will apply the ARC welding process as you fit and tack metal on construction equipment, pipe systems, automobiles, ships, buildings and bridges. Graduates of this program will be competent in the ARC welding process. Every student performs the AWS (American Welding Society) D1.1 practical skills test for plate. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay for additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams.


TRADESWelding

COMBINATION WELDER 2 PROCESS: ARC/FLUX - CERT. #1749Combination Welder 2 is designed for students seeking to develop competencies in ARC and FLUX welding processes. Every student performs the AWS practical skills tests. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams.


COMBINATION WELDER 2 PROCESS: MIG / TIG - CERT. #1741Combination Welder 2 is designed for students seeking to develop competency in MIG and TIG welding processes. Every student performs the AWS practical skills tests. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams.

Average Completion Time: 11.8 months / 1137 hoursEstimated Program Cost: $6,958

COMBINATION WELDER: 3 PROCESS - CERT. #1742Combination Welder - 3 Process certificate program is designed for students seeking competency in 3 welding processes: ARC, MIG, and Flux-Core. Every student performs the AWS D1.1 practical skills tests for plate. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams.


COMBINATION WELDER: 3 PROCESS W/INTRO TO PIPE WELDING - CERT. #1743The Combination Welder-3 with Pipe Welding Process certificate program is designed for students seeking competency in 3 welding processes: ARC, MIG, Flux-Core, and introductory Pipe Welding. Individuals skilled in pipe welding work on assemblies including oil, water, natural gas, chemical and dairy and food product pipelines. Every student performs the AWS D1.1 practical test for plates and works toward the same ASME IX practical skills test for pipe.


COMBINATION WELDER: 4 PROCESS - CERT. #1744The Combination Welder-4 Process certificate program is designed for students seeking competency in 4 welding processes: ARC, MIG, Flux-Core and TIG. Every student performs the AWS D17.1 practical skills test for sheet material, and the AWS D1.1 practical skill test for plates.


TRADESWelding

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TIG WELDER / TIG FINGERTIP - CERT. #1747TIG welders utilize the TIG process to fit and tack assemblies. These workers weld products made of alloys, like aluminum and stainless steel. These workers weld products such as radiators, custom automotive parts, roll-cages, suspension components and frames. Every student performs the AWS D17.1 practical skills test for sheet material. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams. Graduates of this program typically work in small or large shops and manufacturing facilities in a variety of industries. Some workers may find employment in the marine and watercraft industries. Experienced TIG welders can find work in the aerospace industry.


FLUX-CORE WELDER - CERT. #1745As a Flux-Core Welder, you will apply the Flux-Core welding process as you fit and tack assemblies including construction equipment, pipe systems, ships, buildings and bridges using heavier materials. Graduates will be confident in the operations of the Flux-Core welding process. Every student performs the AWS D1.1 practical skills test for plate. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams. Graduates of this program typically find work in small or large shops and construction sites in a variety of industries.


MIG WELDER - CERT. #1746MIG Welders utilize the MIG welding process to fit and tack assemblies. MIG welding included welding products for automotive equipment, ornamental gates and fences, and light manufacturing assemblies such as shelving, brackets, stands and patio furniture. Every student performs the AWS D1.1 practical skills test for plate. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams. Graduates of this program typically work in small or large shops and manufacturing facilities in a variety of industries.


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ADDITIONAL InformationMSC Start Dates 2015-16

July August September October November January February March6-Jul 3-Aug 31-Aug 5-Oct 2-Nov 11-Jan 8-Feb

Welding - 2 Process

Ophthalmic Assistant (Day and Evening)

Welding - 2 Process

AutoWelding - 1

ProcessAuto

Welding - 1 Process

Meat CuttingWelding - 1

ProcessWelding - 3/4

ProcessWelding - 1

ProcessWelding - 2

ProcessOphthalmic

AssistantMeat Cutting

CNC (Day) Auto Meat Cutting Meat Cutting Meat CuttingWelding - 2

ProcessCNC (Day)

Construction Meat Cutting CNC (Evening) CNC (Day)CNC

(Afternoon)Welding - 3/4

ProcessHealthcare (NA/PCT)

CNC (Afternoon)

Construction Construction Meat Cutting

Healthcare (Phlebotomy

and PCT stand alone)

CNC (Evening)

Construction

NA/PCT

20-Jul 14-Sep 19-Oct 25-Jan 22-Feb 21-Mar

Cosmetology CosmetologyComputer Support

CosmetologyHealthcare (NA and PCT stand

alone) Cosmetology

Aesthetician Aesthetician

Healthcare (Clincal Lab

Asst. and Patient Care

Tech-Adv. Skills)

Aesthetician Aesthetician

Massage Massage Massage MassageComputer Support

Computer Support

Computer Support

Computer Support

Customer Svc. Customer Svc. Customer Svc. Custumer Svc.

Nurse Asst.Healthcare

(Phlebotomy)

Healthcare (Clinical Lab

Asst., Phlebotomy and Patient Care Tech-Adv. Skills)

Auto

NO STARTS

NO STARTS

NO STARTS

April May4-Apr 2-May

Welding - 1 Process

Welding - 2 Process

Ophthalmic Assistant (Day and Evening)

Welding - 3/4 Process

Meat Cutting Meat Cutting

CNC (Afternoon)

CNC (Evening)

Construction

16-May

Cosmetology

Aesthetician

Massage

Customer Svc.

NO STARTS

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Sample of Salary Information


Source: onetonline.org

Area Job Titles Wage Salary Proj. Growth Proj. Job Openings

Business and Technology Computer Support Specialist $22.89/hr $47,610/yr 15% - 20% 196,900 Microsoft Office Specialist Office Clerks, general $13.78/hr $28,670/yr 3% - 7% 810,900 Customer Service Customer Service Reps $15.00/hr $31,200/yr 8% - 14% 941,600 Beauty & Wellness Aesthetician Skincare Specialists $13.97/hr $29,050/yr 22% 21,300 Cosmetologist $11.12/hr $23,210/yr 8% - 14% 220,600 Massage Therapy $17.88/hr $37,180/yr 22% 44,100 Healthcare Nurse Assistant $12.07/hr $25,100/yr 15% - 21% 593,600 Ophthalmic Assistant Ophthalmic Medical Technician $16.94/hr $35,230/yr 22% 11,700 Patient Care Technician Orderlies $11.85/hr $24,650/yr 15% - 21% 19,400 Trades Auto Body Automotive Body and related repairers $19.38/hr $40,320/yr 8% - 14% 50,100 Construction Construction Laborers $14.95/hr $31,090/yr 22% 489,100 Meat Cutting Butchers and Meat Cutters $13.78 $28,660/yr 3% - 7% 40,200 Precision Machining Machinists $19.22/hr $39,980/yr 8% - 14% 125,900 Welding Welders, Cutters, and Welder Fitters $17.99/hr $37,420/yr 3% - 7% 108,500

ADDITIONAL Information

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSQ: How long does it take to finish a program?A: Program length varies depending on the career path you are pursuing. Most programs can be completed under a year. Contact Student Services at 602-238-4350 for additional information.

Q: Do I need a High School Diploma or GED to enroll?A: No, you do not. However, effective July 1, 2012, changes in federal funding require students to have a high school diploma or GED in order to receive aid. If you do not have a high school diploma or GED, MSC offers free GED workshops to current and potential students. Contact us at 602-286-8050 for more information about the program.

Q: How old do I have to be to start school?A: Many employers who hire our graduates require employees to be 18 years or older. Depending on the program, students need to be at least 17 years old to ensure they are eligible for hire upon graduation.

Q: Do you have any scholarships?A: Yes, there are a variety of scholarships available to current and potential students at www.maricopaskillcenter.com/student-resources/paying-school/scholarships or www.fastweb.com.

Q: Will you help me find a job?A: Through Career Readiness and an extensive job bank, you are able to access tools and resources critical to finding a job. Additionally, in partnership with Goodwill, our instructors and Workforce Center staff work closely with employers in your field to identify opportunities for employment.

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ABOUT THE MARICOPA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTThe Marciopa County Community College District (MCCCD) is one of the largest educational systems in the nation. The district consists of 10 colleges, two skill centers, and numerous centers and satellites located through the Greater Phoenix area. MCCCD provides affordable education and training services to more than a quarter million students every year in both credit and special interest classes. MCCCD delivers effective teaching and learning through innovative occupational programs and training, extensive partnerships with business and industry, and a vast array of courses that transfer to baccalaureate-granting institutions.

MARICOPA SKILL CENTER is a division of GateWay Community College, one of the 10 Maricopa Community Colleges, and is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

For more information:

230 South LaSalle St. Suite 7-500Chicago, IL 60604

(800) 621-7440ncahlc.org

VISIT USWe have two convenient locations in Phoenix, just minutes away from anywhere in the Valley.

Buckeye Road Campus1245 E. Buckeye RoadPhoenix, AZ 85034602-238-4350

Northwest Campus2931 W. Bell RoadPhoenix, AZ 85053602-392-5000

MARICOPA SKILL CENTER is a hands-on training center designed to prepare you with the skills you need to start a career. At MSC, our goal is employment for our students through hands-on, competency-based training developed by employers. Upon completion of your training, you will possess workplace skills, resumé preparation skills, job search skills and job prospects with the help of MSC’s Workforce Center. Programs start year round and most programs can be completed

in less than one year. Experience education that works at Maricopa Skill Center today!

1245 E. BUCKEYE RD. | PHOENIX, AZ 85034 | 602-238-43502931 W. BELL RD. | PHOENIX, AZ 85053 | 602-392-5000

MARICOPASKILLCENTER.COM

EDUCATION THAT WORKS

This book was printed June 2015. For the latest information on programs, graduation rates and other important consumer information, please visit our website at maricopaskillcenter.com.

Maricopa Skill Center is a division of GateWay Community College, a Maricopa Community College, which is an EEO/AA Institution and an equal opportunity employer of protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.

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