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ContentsMaps .............................................. 2Arts & Design ..................................3Acting ...................................................3Adobe Creative Suite ...........................3Photography .........................................3Business & Management .................4Business & Accounting .......................4Communications & Writing .................5Entrepreneurship ................................5Computer Applications ........................6Marketing & Social Media ..................6Computers & Technology ..................7Audio Engineering ...............................7Video Production .................................7Health, Beauty & Wellness ...............8Canine Training....................................8CPR.......................................................8Health Careers ....................................9Industry, Trades, & Agriculture ....... 10Construction ...................................... 10Small Engine Repair .......................... 11Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) ......13Industry & Trades Online Courses:...13Welding .............................................. 14Woodworking ..................................... 16

Online Classes ............................... 16Wine, Food, Brewing & Spirits .........18Brewing ..............................................18Culinary .............................................. 19Viticulture & Enology ......................... 19

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Arts & DesignActingVoice ActingGet paid to talk! This introduction to professional voice acting could be a new career for you. Learn which voices are in demand and how to prepare a winning demo.

5365 Jul. 28 Th 6:30–9 p.m. Stultz 131 Instructor $49

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Adobe Photoshop BeginnerLearn to use the basic functions of Photoshop including selection tools, photo correction, retouching and repairing.

5370 Jun. 2 Th 12:30–4:30 p.m. Stultz 129 Finn $99

Adobe InDesign BeginnerLearn to use the InDesign workspace and tools, create documents, manage pages, add and edit text, import graphics, manage and transform objects and create basic PDFs.

5371 Jun. 7–9 T, Th 12:30–3:30 p.m. Stultz 129 Finn $169

PhotographyAdvanced Street PhotographyThe course emphasizes field practice of street style photography. You will review technical aspects of the camera, compositional ideas and lighting techniques to capture this style of photography. Take a field trip to the downtown mall every week and bring in images for the critique discussions. This will be a fun and challenging class for advanced level SLR students. You must know how to use the camera in manual modes and have basic computer skills for downloading, emailing and editing images.

4193 May 5–Jun. 9 Th 5:30–7:30 p.m. Stultz 127 Dye $259

Field Trips: May 6–27 F 6–8 p.m.

Discover Digital PhotographyAfter you explore the features on your camera, you will learn about megapixels, file size and quality. Other features discussed include review mode, shooting modes, white balance, flash, the lens, accessories and ISO, and when to use those features. Basic computer techniques for the camera will also be covered. Remaining time will concentrate on composition and using the camera in the field. Students will participate in class critiques in order to develop composition skills and learn how to better use their camera. One field trip session is included.

5368 May 18–May 25 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. May 31–Jun. 21 T 6:30–8:30 p.m. Stultz 127 DeBaun $179

Field Trip: Jun. 11 S 9-11 a.m.

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Nondiscrimination PolicyPiedmont Virginia Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, political affiliation, disability, veteran status, sex, age or sexual orientation in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Human Resources Manager, 501 College Dr., Main Building, Room M810, Charlottesville, VA 22902; 434.961.6567.

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Online Registrationeasy steps

1. Go to www.pvcc.edu/workforce2. Browse our catalog. 3. Add to cart.4. Create a profile.5. Proceed to checkout.6. Enter payment information. You will receive a confirmation email and minders before class.


Intermediate PhotographyWant to gain more control over your photography? Learn to use your SLR camera in aperture, shutter and manual modes and how to integrate these settings with ambient light to get the images you want. The class will also cover composing an image using natural light and black flash. You will have weekly homework assignments and two field trip sessions to reinforce the concepts. This class is appropriate for SLR and four-thirds camera systems but not point-and-shoot cameras.

5369 Jun. 28–Aug. 16 T 6:30–8:30 p.m. Stultz 127 DeBaun $299

Field Trips: Aug. 6 S 9 a.m.–11 a.m. Aug. 13 S 9 a.m.–11 a.m.

Instructor Bio: Christian DeBaunChristian studied film, graphic design, and photography at The School of The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. In 2009, he helped found the Charlottesville Photography Initiative

(CPI) a group of local Charlottesville photographers that has grown to over 490 members. A professional photographer since 2008, Christian is a portrait photographer, but also photographs weddings, families, and pets. He also has traveled extensively all over the world, and is an accomplished adventure photographer.

Instructor Bio: Victoria DyeVictoria Dye is an award-winning photographer from Charlottesville, VA. Nature subjects have defined her photography from the beginning. By showing the beauty and majesty of nature she hopes people will appreciate and help

protect these precious resources. Victoria’s other passion is teaching. Victoria is currently a member of the National Association of Nature Photographers, The Ivy Creek Foundation and the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Buying ForeclosuresDiscover what makes a property a foreclosure, how this type of sale differs from a standard sale, the pros and cons of buying a foreclosed property, how to become a successful purchaser of a foreclosed property and how a real estate agent can help you negotiate the sale.

5376 Jun. 1–8 W 6–8 p.m. Stultz 129 Churchill $59

Quickbooks for BeginnersReview the day-to-day transactions needed by businesses as well as how to perform monthly tasks. See how to navigate QuickBooks, create a company profile, set up inventory, work with vendors and customers, manage payroll, do bank reconciliations and create reports.

5377 Aug. 9–16 T, Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. Stultz 129 Edwards-Allbaugh $169

5378 Aug. 18–25 T, Th 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Stultz 129 Edwards-Allbaugh $169

Communications & WritingWriting From Your Bones Half the battles writers face are internal:

lack of motivation, your pesky internal editor or self-doubt. See how to develop a regular writing practice, find your voice, and discover your inner truth. Each session includes instruction in mindfulness, experiential writing exercises and opportunities to share in a supportive environment. Discussion topics include barriers to creativity, strategies for improving productivity and engaging in flow. Beginning and experienced writers alike can use this class to develop your creativity, jumpstart a project or find the strategies needed to sustain one.

5431 May 24–Jun. 14 T 6:30–8:30 p.m. Stultz 117 Ellison $99

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EntrepreneurshipHow to Start Your Own BusinessRetired? Tired of your job? Have a great business idea? Learn the fundamentals before starting your own business. Topics include: types of businesses to consider, writing a business plan, determining target markets, writing elevator lines and mission statements, finding niche markets, identifying your assets and liabilities, developing marketing strategies, finding ways around financing your business and seeing businesses as relationships.

5380 May 16–Jun. 27 M 6–9 p.m. Stultz 117 Brezinski $249No class on Memorial Day, May 30

Sports Leadership Boot CampDevelop your game plan for a coveted sports-related career! See the possibilities in sports marketing, public relations, events and coaching. Gain experience with mentoring and coaching as you develop a network of contacts. Test your creative sports skills by developing a project idea for a product, app or event.

3723 May 16–19 M–Th 9 a.m.–noon Stultz 127 Markowitz $249

Business & ManagementBusiness & AccountingPassport to RetirementDid the financial events of the past few years affect your retirement plans? Are you saving enough? Where will your income come from? It’s not too late to learn how to set realistic retirement goals and assess their cost, identify your income options, learn where to invest now for your future and how to protect your wealth and provide for your family and heirs. Get retirement ready and be better prepared to make sound financial decisions. Your registration fee includes an in-depth workbook and retirement planning data form.Note: On a space available basis, you may bring one guest at no charge. After you enroll online, please call 434.961.5354 to check availability and to enroll the guest in the class.

3234 May 5–19 Th 6–8:30 p.m. Stultz 131 Bays $59

In a national surveyonly 16% of pre-retirees said they felt “very confident” that they will have enough money to live comfortably during retirement.

How confident are you about your retirement?

You need this class if you:

• Wonder how much your retirement will cost

• Want to reduce the effects of taxes and inflation

• Need to manage your investment risk

• Want to provide for your family and heirs

Source: Retirement Confidence Survey, Employee Benefit Research Institute, 2010.

Online Registration@ www.pvcc.edu/workforce


Marketing & Social MediaSocial Networking: How to Drive People to Your SitesYour Facebook, LinkedIn profiles and your personal website(s) are a gold mine for networking. Get people’s attention and then get their business! With insights not found in textbooks, see how to maximize your time online, utilize Facebook to the fullest, design your LinkedIn account for maximum traffic, drive people to link your website to theirs, expand your email address book into the thousands and learn the secrets to keep you from sabotaging your success online.

5385 Jun. 4 S 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Stultz 129 Brezinski $115

5384 Jun. 21–28 T 6–9 p.m. Stultz 129 Brezinski $115

Advanced Inbound Marketing Get under the hood of inbound marketing

and learn how to monitor measure and manage the integrated results of your

inbound marketing activities at a more advanced level. We’’ll focus on the data that actually matters and how it is influenced by visitor/user engagement. Gain deeper insights into user behavior; learn how to track meaningful conversions, measure visitor engagement and how to use landing pages more effectively – including how to create forms that get results.

5578 [email protected]/workforce $195

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Computers & TechnologyAudio EngineeringIntroduction to Audio EngineeringReceive an introduction to the modern music industry and the recording studio. Learn how to capture and manipulate sound, study studio acoustics and design, microphones and multi-track recording, as well as an introduction to recording and mixing with Pro Tools. Includes studio sessions at the Music Resource Center.

5364 May 16–Jun. 27 M, W 6–8 p.m. Stultz 122 Brinson $499No class on Memorial Day, May 30

Excel: BeginnerSee how to use this popular spreadsheet program by creating and editing worksheets, using toolbars, discovering auto features, formatting cells, creating basic formulas and more.

5445 Jun. 1–6 M, W 8:30–11:30 a.m. Stultz 129 Woolfolk $125

Excel: Pivot TablesLearn how to use Excel pivot tables, a useful and powerful feature to summarize, analyze, explore and present your data.

5446 Jun. 8 W 8:30–11:30 a.m. Stultz 129 Woolfolk $75

QuickBooks 2016 Series Master the fundamentals and more

advanced functions of QuickBooks 2016. Learn everything from creating statements

to using batch invoicing and managing journal entries.

Online @ www.ed2go.com/piedmont $119Session Start Dates: 5/18, 6/15

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Creating WordPress Websites Discover how to easily create blogs and

websites with the popular, free WordPress.com platform.

Online @ www.ed2go.com/piedmont $100Session Start Dates: 5/18, 6/15

Video Production

Basic Video ProductionWant to improve your video production? From music videos to interviews to live action, learn how to capture the images, improve the audio and use composition and lighting so your productions look more professional. You will plan, script, light and shoot a short video program to be edited in the next class. Includes two production shoots.

5391 Jul. 20–Aug. 10 W 6–9 p.m. Stultz 131 Vyrros $229

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Training That Works AT WORK

Our Computer and Technology classes can be customized for your business at your business.

For more information, contact Kathy Reid at 434.961.5330 or [email protected]

CNNMoney reports that 47% of U.S. adults had their personal information exposed by hackers, according to a report from Ponemon Institute.

If you’ve been hacked, you might be the last to know.

Possible signs of an attack on your system include

• Fake antivirus messages,

• Unwanted browser toolbars

• Unexpected software installs or data bundles.

Protect yourself from the worst outcomes.

Computer Applications

Cybersecurity for Home and Office Having a firewall and a secure password

does not insure your safety on the Internet. Your instructor, who sought solutions after being hacked five times and is a speaker on cyber prevention strategies, will discuss what you can do to keep your home and office secure from Internet predators. See how intruders can get into your networks, computer, phone and more. Learn how you can prevent attacks and what you should do when one happens. You will also review the new technologies and see which ones are the safest to use.

5433 May 17 T 6–9 p.m. Stultz 117 Brezinski $55

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Health, Beauty & WellnessCanine TrainingAKC Canine Good CitizenThe AKC CGC program stresses responsible handler and dog ownership. Train your dog to be a respected member of the community by behaving properly. Skills covered include meeting friendly strangers, being petted, being groomed, walking on a loose leash and in a crowd, sit/down/stay/come, meeting other dogs and more. Upon passing the 10-step AKC CGC test, your dog will receive a certificate. Note: Please bring your dog to the first meeting along with his/her favorite treat.

5379 May 17–Jun. 21 T 6–7 p.m. Stultz 131 Hyatt $149

CPRCPR AED/First Aid or BLS for Healthcare Provider - Skills Check OnlyPVCC offers monthly skills checks for your CPR certification. This is a hands-on skills practice and testing session (Parts 2 and 3) with an American Heart Association Instructor that follows the Online Part 1 course (www.heart.org). Students who successfully complete Part 1 receive a certificate, which they print out and present to the instructor at the skills and testing session. A course completion card will be issued upon successful completion of all three parts. Fee includes certification card. Skills checks are available for Heartsaver CPR AED and First Aid and for BLS for Healthcare Providers. Call to schedule your one hour appointment. Appointments are first come, first served and will be scheduled between the class hours listed based on availability.Note: Online registration is not available for this class. Please call 434.961.5354 and a staff member will enroll you.Students must successfully complete the online Part 1 course at www.heart.org and bring the certificate to this skills session and schedule a one hour time slot between 9 a.m.-noon.

3450 May 16 M 9 a.m.–noon Stultz 116 Gaines $55

CPR-BLS for Healthcare Provider - Complete ClassBLS for Healthcare Providers is an American Heart Association course designed to provide a wide variety of certified or non-certified, licensed or non-licensed, healthcare professionals with the skills to keep people alive until they can be brought to a hospital or be treated with more advanced lifesaving measures. This course includes the skills of CPR, use of an AED and relief of choking for adults, children and infants. Students must pass a written exam and skills test in order to qualify for a BLS for Healthcare Provider Course Completion Card.

5415 Jun. 18 S 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Stultz 116 Gaines $89

5416 Jun. 25 S 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Stultz 117 Short $89

5417 Jul. 9 S 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Stultz 117 Carmines $89

Instructor Bio: Lisa CarminesLisa has been a registered nurse for 25 years and a BLS (Basic Life Support) Instructor for over 15 years with PVCC. Lisa enjoys teaching the lifesaving skills of CPR to healthcare workers as well as others in the community. She currently works full-time as a nursing instructor at James Madison University in addition to teaching BLS in the Charlottesville community.

Health CareersClinical Medical Assistant

Assist physicians by performing functions related to the clinical responsibilities of a

medical office. Instruction includes preparing patients for examination and treatment, routine laboratory procedures, diagnostic testing, technical aspects of phlebotomy and the cardiac life cycle. You will review phlebotomy, pharmacology, the proper use and administration of medications, taking and documenting vital signs, cardiology including proper lead placements, professional workplace behavior, ethics and the legal aspects of healthcare. Includes classroom lecture and hands-on labs and an optional clinical externship opportunity at a local healthcare provider. To be eligible for the clinical rotation, you must successfully complete the 140-hour program, submit to a thorough background check, drug screening and meet other requirements. Upon successfully completing this class, you are eligible to sit for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) national examination (additional fee required).

5430 May 31–Sep. 1 T, Th 6–9:30 p.m. Stultz 116 $2,599

NOTE: Class also meets on the following Saturdays: Jun. 11 & 25 S 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Jul. 9 & 23 S 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Aug. 6 & 20 S 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

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The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in all AHA courses and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the AHA. Any fees charged for such a course, except for a portion of fees needed for AHA course materials, do not represent income to the AHA.

Training That Works AT WORK

Our CPR classes can be customized for your business at your business.

For more information, contact Kathy Reid at 434.961.5330 or [email protected]

The median earnings for a medical assistant are $14.55 per hour. Over the next five years, projections show a 24% increase in jobs openings.

Source: EMSI


WellnessMedicare BasicsDoes Medicare confuse you? What is Medigap? We’ll discuss the A, B, C and D’s of Medicare, key benefits, enrollment periods and points to remember. Find out what you need to know for yourself or your aging parents or loved ones. The instructor, a certified senior advisor, will also provide resources on where to go for help when you need it.

5372 Jun. 7–14 T 6–8 p.m. Stultz 129 Kramer $59

Mental Toughness for Weekend WarriorsCalling all weekend warrior athletes! Want to be tougher when it counts? Get a taste of mental toughness skills such as imagery and visualization, self-talk, relaxation and breathing, managing emotions and goal setting in a fun and interactive workshop taught by a mental skills coach. Designed for athletes but open for anyone who might benefit.

3610 Jun. 8 W 6–8 p.m. Stultz 127 Markowitz $39

Industry, Trades, & AgricultureConstructionBasic CabinetryThis class helps build student confidence to design and construct cabinets using layout and building techniques for specific cabinet needs. Students will receive hands-on experience with power and hand tools, joinery, hardware options and finishing techniques. Price includes materials. Prerequisite: Basic Carpentry. Class held at Heartmoor Farm, 801 Perkins Road, Kents Store, VA 23084.

5450 May 9–Jun. 6 M 6–8 p.m. Heartmoor Farm Wood Shop Hale-MacKinnon $150No class on Memorial Day, May 30

Basic CarpentryLearn about basic tool use, safety equipment, types of wood and different cuts of wood as well as specific fundamentals of house framing. Both hand and power tools will be taught and used to complete a simple group project. Students are encouraged to bring drawings, photographs, and questions about their own maintenance and repair issues or building dreams. Class held at Heartmoor Farm, 801 Perkins Road, Kents Store, VA 23084.

5441 May 19–Jun. 9 Th 6–8:30 p.m. Heartmoor Farm Wood Shop Hale-MacKinnon $150

Basic Contractor LicensingThis class is required by the state of Virginia in order to apply for a Contractor’s License. National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA) manual included.

3210 May 21 S 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Stultz 127 Gauldin $215

5363 Jul. 30 S 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Stultz 127 Gauldin $215

Intermediate CarpentryContinue the work begun in basic carpentry designing and building a small project. Topics include hand and power tool use, safety and measurement skills. Fastening, joinery techniques and structural integrity of existing buildings, as well as a focus on an individual’s current projects will also be discussed. This is an intermediate class with the goal of completing a group project.

5442 Jun. 16–Jul. 21 Th 6–8:30 p.m. Heartmoor Farm Wood Shop Hale-MacKinnon $175No class on July 7

Timber Framing ILearn the fundamentals of design and construction of small timber frame structures using mortise and tenon joinery. Students will learn layout techniques, tool use and joinery cutting methods. Meetings will touch on history, finishes and options for HVAC systems for timber frames. The course will also cover frame design, lumber selection, joinery choices and integration of sustainable materials. This course will primarily focus on hand-cut joinery and tools but will also demonstrate power tools and techniques used by modern timber framers.

5443 Jul. 28–Aug. 25 Th 6–8:30 p.m. Heartmoor Farm Wood Shop Hale-MacKinnon $165No class on Aug. 11

Solar Hot Water The power of the sun to supplement your hot water needs is now within reach. If you have

ever dreamed of building a simple, cost-effective, solar hot water system for your home, cabin, or shop now is the time. We will demonstrate through hands-on construction of a single rooftop collector. Other connections and standard hookup to a residential system will be discussed. Class held at Heartmoor Farm, 801 Perkins Road, Kents Store, VA 23084.

5493 Jul. 30-31 S, Su 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Heartmoor Farm Murdock/MacKinnon $225

Small Engine RepairSmall Engine & Equipment Repair - IntroLearn the theory and how the components work together. Learn two- and four-stroke engine design, application and how to service and maintain these engines. Examine cutaways, parts and disassemble an engine to see how it works. Learn very basic ways to troubleshoot your engine when it is not working properly.

5381 May 16–25 M, W 6–9 p.m. Stultz 125 Becker $149

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Small Engine & Equipment Repair - AdvancedThis advanced class shows students detailed diagnostic procedures with some of the latest test equipment and procedures. Learn how to do compression testing, leak down testing, pressure and vacuum testing on crankcases. See the damage that ethanol gas can do to carburetors. Learn some failure diagnostics and how to avoid some of these problems. Learn in detail how carburetors work and why they sometimes don’t. Learn how to use a micrometer and some basic procedures to rebuild engines. Students will troubleshoot five different bugged engines. This class will prepare you to take the EETC two-stroke and four-stroke certification exam. A separate charge of $47 per exam made payable to EETC is not included. Registration for the exam is done through EETC.Note: Prerequisite: Small Engine & Equipment Repair Introduction class

5382 May 31 T 6–9 p.m. Jun. 1–Jun. 22 M, W 6–9 p.m.

Stultz 125 Becker $349

Advanced Small Engine & Equipment Electrical SystemsLearn about electricity and how it’s generated in the small engine and outdoor power equipment products in use today.

5383 Jun. 27 & Jun. 29 M, W 6–9 p.m. Jul. 5 T 6–9 p.m. Jul. 6–Jul. 13 M, W 6–9 p.m. Stultz 125 Becker $229

CDL Truck Driver TrainingLearn to drive the big rigs and prepare for the Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) test. Companies are experiencing a shortage of drivers. PVCC’s professional truck driving program consists of classroom instruction, various backing maneuvers, equipment and safety checks and on-the-road training. This comprehensive 160-hour program not only provides the skills you need but also includes lifetime FREE job placement assistance to graduates and lifetime refresher training. Prerequisites: CDL Learner’s Permit and VDOT physical exam.

Location: PVCC Stultz Center $4,495

Financial assistance is available. A discount is available if payment is received in full at time of registration.For more information, call 434.987.5369

NCCER Electrical Fundamentals Prepare to become a field electrical worker.

This training program, will equip participants with basic electrical skills. After successful completion of this program participants will have the opportunity to interview with local companies for electrician helper positions. Students develop skills in the installation, operation, maintenance and repair of residential, commercial and industrial electrical systems. They also study electrical theory and mathematical problems related to electricity; navigate the National Electrical Code Book; select and install conductors; examine lighting, communication, and power systems; and work with conduit and raceways, panelboards, switchboards, grounding systems, and generators.

5649 May 9-Jun. 8 M, W 4–8 p.m. Design Electric Warehouse $679

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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)Introduction to Drone TechnologyWant to learn more about unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and how they work? Wondering how you could profit from this new technology? This all-day class will give you information on the current local, state and federal regulations governing commercial and recreational use of UAVs, as well as what industries currently use them and what the future holds for other industries. See the differences between types of drones and which one is best for each project, camera types and sensors to use in flight, and learn about new technology, flight software and software for processing your videos. You’ll be briefed on maintenance and records, safety requirements and more before the afternoon flight demonstration. After the flight, see the images and video captured during the demonstration.

5359 May 21 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Stultz 131 Goodbar $149

5360 Jun. 25 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Stultz 131 Goodbar $149

5361 Jul. 16 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Stultz 131 Goodbar $149

5362 Aug. 13 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Stultz 131 Goodbar $149

UAVs for Emergency Service PersonnelDesigned to train emergency services professionals in using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for help in search and rescue, natural disasters or HazMat situations. Instruction includes UAS operator ground school covering the principles of flight, aircraft systems, FAA regulations, weather and aeronautical charts. Next, is an introduction to UAS technology, sensors, maintenance and safety requirements and specific software. There will be an indoor flight demonstration using charts and maps to identify the area of interest, mission planning and execution. Basic maneuvering in all modes will be performed. After completing this class, you will be invited to participate in two days of ongoing research and development on deployment of UAS for emergency services and public safety.

5407 May 9–11 M, T, W 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Stultz 131 Goodbar $1,495

5409 Jun. 20–22 M, T, W 8 a.m.–5 p.m. TBD Goodbar $1,495

5412 Aug. 15–17 M, T, W 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Stultz 131 Goodbar $1,495

Industry & Trades Online Courses:• Code Training | New Construction Inspection• Commercial Energy Auditor | Consultant• Green Building Technical Professional• Complete Home | Building Inspectors Training Program• Certified Green Specialist

For a listing of our online classes view our catalog at www.pvcc.edu/workforce.


Welding• All welding classes are taught by Steve

Brownell at the VA School of Metal.

• Weekend classes are offered every other weekend beginning on Saturday, May 7.

No classes on the weekends of July 2, 9, 30 or Labor Day weekend, Sept. 3 & 4.

Welding 101 - Intro to WeldingThis 14-hour intensive course covers the basics of MIG welding. Discussion topics include safety, equipment and the principles of welding. This is followed by hands-on practice. Create your first project that is yours to keep at course completion.

Offered S & Su 8 a.m.–4 p.m. $375

Welding 102 - Intro to Stick WeldingThis eight-hour course is the perfect next step to help you improve your welding skills. Prerequisite: Welding 101


Welding 103 - Intro to TIG WeldingThis course is focused completely on the art of TIG welding. You will be trained in the basic concept of TIG welding with steel and stainless steel. This is an intensive eight-hour course that will give you advanced skills and confidence to continue working with metal in your area of interest.


Welding 104 - Advanced Aluminum TIG WeldingAluminum is light, strong and extremely versatile. Once you have mastered the skills needed to weld aluminum, you will be able to complete any metal project with amazing results, be it art, furniture, maintenance or enhancing your opportunities for employment.


Welding 105 - Advanced MIG WeldingThis 16-hour advanced class includes additional training in MIG welding including aluminum welding with a spool gun, and stainless steel. A project will be completed with a focus on metal art.


Welding Certification - Part IIn this introductory class, students will learn the fundamental principles of joining ferrous and non-ferrous metals, NDT (nondestructive testing) joint preparation, equipment operation, and safety procedures. Students will begin their welding practice in the 1-G (flat) position. Students will practice with ER-7018 low hydrogen stick electrode.


Welding Certification - Part IIStudents will gain skills welding in the 1-G (flat) position. The 1-G welding certification position is a plate in the flat position that is beveled. This position is the most basic.


Welding Certification - Part IIIAfter a brief review of weeks one and two, students will begin their practice in the 2-G horizontal position. This will prepare the student for real-life situations when welding out of position is required.


Welding Certification - Part IVContinued practice in the 2-G position and preparation for the A.W.S. Coupon Test.


Welding Certification - Part VStudents will prepare coupons per A.W.S. guidelines for final practice plates and weld complete.


Pipe Welding Certification - Part IIn this introductory class, students will learn safety, electrode selection, proper preparation and fit-up of pipe, the meaning of different welding symbols and positions starting with the 6” schedule 40 pipe in the 2-G and 5-G positions.


Pipe Welding Certification - Part IIStudents will gain skills welding a 6” schedule 40 pipe in the 6-G (inclined) position as well as proper preparation and fit-up of pipe.


Pipe Welding Certification - Part IIIAfter a brief review of weeks one and two, students continue their practice in the 6-G position with a 6” schedule 40 pipe. Students are introduced to basic blueprint reading.


Pipe Welding Certification - Part IVStudents begin their practice in the 2-G and 5-G positions on a 2” schedule 80 pipe.


Pipe Welding Certification - Part VStudents begin to weld on a 2” schedule 80 and 40 pipe in the 6-G position. Student skills will be evaluated at this time for determination to proceed with pipe welding certification test.


Pipe Welding Certification - Part VIStudents continue their practice in the 6-G position on a pipe with thicker wall dimensions.


Pipe Welding Certification - Part VIIStudents practice welding a 6” schedule 40 and 80 pipe in all three (2-G, 5-G, 6-G) positions.


Pipe Welding Certification - Part VIIIStudents will make final preparations for the A.W.S. QC-7-93 certification in pipe welding. Certification test takes place in the 6-G (inclined) position.


Online Registrationeasy steps

1. Go to www.pvcc.edu/workforce.2. Browse our catalog. 3. Add to cart.4. Create a profile.5. Proceed to checkout.6. Enter payment information.

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WoodworkingIntro to Woodworking Part 1: Design, Drawings & EquipmentExperience the simplicity and creativity of woodworking while learning the basics of wood types and joinery, use of hand and power tools and safety guidelines. Select, design and begin to build a project for your home such as a nightstand, small bench or bookcase, a toolbox or perhaps a shelf and brackets. Price includes materials and use of tools in the R.W. Miller workshop in Faber (Nelson County).Note: Price includes materials and use of tools in the workshop.

5386 May 31–Jun. 16 T, Th 6:30–9 p.m. RW Miller Woodwork $249

Woodworking Part 2: Exploring JoineryHow many ways are there to join wood to build a cabinet, bookcase or other piece of furniture? You’ll find out in this joinery exploration class. Start with the function of the piece and consider your options for a solid and simple design. Apply these skills to your projects. Prerequisite: Some woodworking experience.

5387 Jun. 28–Jul. 14 T, Th 6:30–9 p.m. RW Miller Woodwork $249

Woodworking Part 3: Assembling & FinishingContinue to learn new woodworking techniques and tool usage while completing projects. Perfect for those with a little experience with woodworking equipment and procedures who want to improve their knowledge of tools. Students will be introduced to the finishing process as it applies to their project.

5388 Aug. 9–25 T, Th 6:30–9 p.m. RW Miller Woodwork $249

Online Classes

To view these classes, go to: www.ed2go.com/piedmont

Most six-week classes are only $100!

New Online ClassesCertificate in Energy MedicineSee how healing energy medicine techniques are used in health care, including meditation, acupuncture, qigong, sound and music therapy and gentle hand techniques such as Reiki and reflexology.

Start Your Own Online BusinessLeverage the Internet to start an online business and build a website.

Certificate in Infectious Disease and Infection ControlExamine the many types of infectious disease that threaten health worldwide and procedures that help control their spread.

Certificate in Violence Prevention and AwarenessGain important insights into the signs of violence that may be presented by patients in a healthcare setting and explore techniques for preventing violence.

• Accounting Fundamentals• Introduction to Microsoft Excel • Explore a Career in Medical Coding• A to Z Grant Writing• Introduction to SQL• Medical Terminology: A Word

Association Approach• Grammar Refresher• Project Management Fundamentals• Speed Spanish• Beginning Writer’s Workshop• Fundamentals of Supervision and

Management• Introduction to QuickBooks • Computer Skills for the Workplace• Effective Business Writing• Creating Web Pages• Human Anatomy and Physiology• Solving Classroom Discipline

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Administrative Medical Assistant• Creating WordPress Websites

New Value Online Course Bundles!Save on the cost of individual classes by registering for a Course Bundle. Course Bundles are available at www.ed2go.com/piedmont in the following areas:

• Administrative Assistant Suite• Project Management Suite• Entrepreneurship Suite• Human Physiology• Web Design• Creative Writing• Java Programming• Educator’s Fundamentals• Adobe Value Suite• Microsoft Office

and more!

Prepare for a New Career with Ed2goPrepare for a new career in healthcare, business IT or more.Go to http://careertraining.ed2go.com/piedmont/ to view these classes and more!

Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist 134 hours $1795

CompTIA Cloud+ 75 hours $1495

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BrewingBrewery StartupThinking of starting a brewery? Learn the ins and outs of starting your own craft brewery in this nuts and bolts class with Marybeth Williams, president of Williams Compliance & Consulting.

5622 Jun. 18 S 9 a.m.–noon Stultz 131 Williams $49

Great Fermentations This class provides a comprehensive

overview of the craft beer brewing process. You will identify, examine, and actively participate in the agricultural, technical, safety and business aspects of a working brewery and their brewing system. Each four hour session includes lecture, observation, and hands-on participation in the brewing process. A separate charge of $25 made payable to PRN Brewery also applies. Prerequisite: The Brewing Process or instructor approval.

5623 Jul. 9, 16, 23, 30 S 8:30 a.m.–noon Pro Re Nata Brewery PRN Staff $999

Home BrewingWant to brew quality beer from scratch? This class for the first-time brewer explains the basic equipment needed to homebrew and how it works. Participants get hands-on experience brewing, kegging and tasting homebrew. While presenting ideas for formulating successful recipes, the instructor provides an overview of working with grain, hops and yeast in the planning and execution of the recipe. The majority of the class emphasizes practical techniques used in mashing, sparging and lautering, including demonstrating procedures and providing hands on experience.

3427 Jun. 4 S 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Woods Mill Malt House Hall $99

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Wine, Food, Brewing & SpiritsBartendingBartendingStudy the fundamentals of bartending while learning to make popular drinks both quickly and efficiently. Gain working knowledge of bar operation and mixology, and find out how all of your favorites are both served and produced. Upon completion of the class, all students receive a certificate in mixology and will have the knowledge, professionalism and hands-on training needed to feel comfortable working behind any bar.

5440 May 24–Jun. 21 T 6–9 p.m. Jefferson 120 Mazzeo $229

Introduction to Hop GrowingInterested in growing hops? Join Stan Driver from Hoot N’ Holler Hops as he shows you what you need to start your own hop garden. Other topics include how to manage and harvest hops, is there a market for locally grown hops and how to market hops. Class held at the Blue Mountain Barrel House, 495 Cooperative Way, Arrington, VA.

3544 Jun. 11 S 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Blue Mountain Barrel House Driver $59

CulinaryServSafe Managers Recertification Course & ExamThe ServSafe program helps prepare you for the ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification exam. Training covers these concepts: The importance of food safety; good personal hygiene; time and temperature control; preventing cross-contamination; cleaning and sanitizing; safe food preparation; receiving and storing food; methods of thawing, cooking, cooling and reheating food; HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points); food safety regulations, based on FDA 2013 Food Code as well as local requirements; and more. ServSafe Manager Textbook-Sixth Edition with online exam voucher an additional $68.

5397 May 21 S 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Stultz 129 Campbell $129

5398 Jun. 18 S 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Stultz 129 Campbell $129

5399 Jul. 16 S 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Stultz 129 Campbell $129

5400 Aug. 13 S 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Stultz 129 Campbell $129

Distillery Start-Up Planning or thinking about starting a distillery? Then this class is for you. Learn about the application process at the TTB and Virginia ABC levels, obtaining federal label approval, record keeping requirements, getting products approved for sale in Virginia ABC Stores and the requirements for operating an on-site distillery store. Instructors for this informative class are TTB and VA ABC Staff.5627 Jun. 11 S 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Stultz 131 VA ABC Agents $49

Viticulture & EnologyAmpelographyAmpelography is grapevine botany or how to identify grape varieties by their leaves. Taught by Lucie Morton, one of only four certified ampelographers in the world, this class is essential for anyone working in a vineyard. You will see how to look at grapevines and identify the most important wine grapes planted in Virginia: Chardonnay, Viognier, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Sauvignon. You can start your own herbarium with leaves you have selected after correctly identifying them in the field. Class held at Pollak Vineyards, 330 Newtown Road, Greenwood, VA 22943

5432 Jul. 9 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Pollak Vineyards Garrett $129



Canopy ManagementIdentify various types of canopy styles with the objective of managing the vineyard and keeping your business objectives in mind: quantity vs. quality. Topics include hedging, leaf pulling and dropping fruit.

3399 Jun. 11 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Stultz 131 Busching $129

Introduction to Basic Wine Laboratory Analysis

This class is designed to provide students with an understanding of the basic test

procedures used in the lab of a commercial winery. Practical analyses that will be taught to students include pH, Free SO2, Total SO2 and Ethanol.

5435 Jul. 16 S 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Early Mountain Vineyards Hood-White $99

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Legal Issues in the Wine IndustryVirginia’s wine lawyer, Marybeth Williams, walks students through the legal intricacies and important regulations that the serious wine grower needs to know to survive in the wine business. Discover the hot issues facing Virginia wineries while Marybeth makes this class fun with tons of materials and resource information supplied.

3403 May 7 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Cardinal Point Winery Williams $129

Pest ControlHow can you control pests and weeds without compromising the quality of the fruit? Learn about various types of pests and the damage they can cause. Lunch is included.

5429 Jul. 30 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Stultz 131 Rausse $129

Vineyard Management - Part IIAdopt a row of vines this summer! Be responsible for managing and maintaining an assigned section of a working vineyard during the growing season. Learn the techniques for caring for healthy vines and how to make crucial vineyard management decisions to meeting your business objectives. Prerequisite: Vineyard Management - Part I

5434 Jul. 23, Aug. 6, Aug. 27 S noon–4 p.m. Harvest Date: TBD

DuCard Vineyards Elliff $239

Vineyard SprayingTo grow healthy ripe fruit, free of disease, a working knowledge of chemical spraying is essential. We will discuss fungicides, pesticides and herbicides and how their applications can both benefit and in many cases cause damage to a vineyard if not applied properly. In this class we will cover the basics of why a rotational spray program is so critical and how to practically and safely apply them. Additional topics that will be covered include herbicide ground sprays, tank mixing, calibration of tractor and spray unit and foliar nutrient applications.

3416 Jun. 18 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. First Colony Winery Hamilton $129

Wine BottlingCovers the final stages of fermentation in preparation for bottling, including equipment used, selection of bottles and labeling. Includes hands-on experience. Lunch is included.

5427 Aug. 6 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Stone Mountain Vineyards Rausse $129

Wine Tasting & AnalysisDo you know “farming the grapes” affects their taste and aroma? Can you recognize your personal capabilities in wine tasting? Become a competent wine taster by learning the essentials of professional tasting.

3390 May 21 S 9 a.m.–5 p.m. King Family Vineyards Finot $129

1. Introduction to Enology

2. Wine Analysis & Tasting

3. Winery Design & Equipment

4. Legal Issues in the Wine Industry

5. Marketing Wine

6. Fermentation & Racking

7. Harvesting & Basic Analysis of the Must

8. Wine Bottling

9. Sparkling Winemaking

Enology Certificate Program Course Requirements

1. Introduction to Viticulture2. Vineyard Site Selection3. Soil Preparation & Planting4. Dormant Pruning5. Pest Control6. Canopy Management7. Harvesting & Basic

Analysis of the Must8. Vine Grafting & Propagation9. Vineyard Management

(Field Experience) – Part I10. Vineyard Management

(Field Experience) – Part II11. Vineyard Spraying12. Tractor Safety13. Basic Tractor Repair14. Pesticide Applicator’s License15. Harvest Internship

Viticulture Certificate Program Course Requirements

For winery locations go to: virginiawine.org/wineries


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Tasting Room Management Certificate

CORE COURSES1. Introduction to Tasting Room

Management2. Superior Customer Service3. Wine Marketing4. TIPS® Training5. Legal Issues for the Tasting Room6. Wine Analysis & Tasting

ELECTIVES1. Wow, What a Great Event!2. Using Social Media in Business3. Introduction to Enology4. Pairing Food with Wine5. Successful Wine Club Management6. Sparkling Wine Making

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• Summer STEM & Arts Academies at PVCC (June 13-Aug. 12) and off-site locations (rising 3rd-9th Grade).

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