continuing education fall 2012 catalog

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

CONTINUINGEDUCATION

Kingsborough Community College/CUNYO�ce of Continuing Education2001 Oriental Boulevard, Brooklyn, NY 11235www.kingsborough.edu

K I N G S B O R O U G H C O N T I N U I N G E D U C A T I O N

ESLCAREER ADVANCEMENT

ADULT FITNESS

ACCOUNTING

ARTS & CRAFTS

COMPUTERS

HEALTHCARE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

COLLEGE FOR KIDS

GED®Whether you are seeking a job or a promotion,

starting a new business or simply trying to stay ahead of the curve, Kingsborough’s Continuing

Education program has the course for you.

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Office of Continuing Education

Tel: 718-368-5052 Fax: 718-368-5200 http://www.kingsborough.edu/continuinged

Kingsborough Community College’s Office of Continuing Education serves the diverse needs of the community with

courses designed by learning experts and taught by industry professionals. For those who are considering a career change,

seeking professional advancement or simply looking to enrich their lives, continuing education provides the tools

to meet these needs.

The Office of Continuing Education designs its programs to accommodate the needs of working professionals by offering

flexible schedules, small class sizes and affordable tuition. Through a wide range of comprehensive certificate programs

such as Healthcare, Accounting, Paralegal, Event Planning and EMT, we are committed to providing salient career

opportunities in a challenging job market.

Additionally, we promote lifelong learning for both children and adults, through a continuum of services including High School Equivalency Preparation, English as a Second Language, SAT preparation, Computer skills, and College For Kids; a program

designed for 6-13 year olds.

Kingsborough’s mission is to empower its community via professional and personal advancement by employing current

learning modalities in a safe and friendly environment.

Dr. Saul W. Katz Dean of the Office of Continuing Education

KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION

2001 Oriental Boulevard, Brooklyn, NY 11235 718 368-5052 - www.kingsborough.edu

Careers & Professional DevelopmentHealthcare Institute .......................................................................6-9Simulation Center for Emergency Care and the Health Sciences .......................................................... 10,11Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) .............................. 12Accounting Certificate ................................................................... 13IRS Registered Tax Preparer ...................................................... 13Investing .................................................................................................. 13Practical Paralegal ............................................................................ 13Notary Public ........................................................................................ 13Administrative Assistant Certificate.................................... 14Business Administration Certificate .................................... 14Child Abuse/Violence Prevention Workshops .............. 14Real Estate Sales & Investing ..................................................... 15New York State Insurance ............................................................ 15Geographic Information Systems ........................................... 15Event & Meeting Planning Certificate ................................. 16Make-up Artist Certificate ........................................................... 16Interior Design Certificate ........................................................... 16Corporate & Workforce Development ...................................17Urban Farming ......................................................................................17National Work Readiness Credential Training ..............17Taxi & Limousine License Test Preparation ..................... 18

Test PreparationSubstance Abuse Counseling Program (CASAC) ...... 20Lifeguard Certification .................................................................. 20High School Equivalency Preparation (GED®) .............. 21SAT Test Preparation ......................................................................22CUNY (ACT) Test Preparation .................................................22

Personal Enrichment55+ Wellness Program .....................................................................24Small Business Workshops, BEDC ........................................24English as a Second Language (ESL) ...................................25Computer User’s Corner ................................................................26On-Line Courses .................................................................................27Health & Fitness ..................................................................................28Swimming ...............................................................................................28Tennis .........................................................................................................28Music and Dance ................................................................................29Arts & Crafts ..........................................................................................29Writing ..................................................................................................... 30Languages .............................................................................................. 30Self Development .............................................................................. 30

College For Kids (CFK) .................................32-34

General InformationRegistration Information ..............................................................35Registration Form ............................................................................. 36Campus Information ........................................................................37Fall 2012 Calendar .............................................................................38Index .......................................................................................................... 39

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Offi ce ofContinuing Education

Tel: 718-368-5052 Fax: 718-368-5200http://www.kingsborough.edu/continuinged

Eff ective no later than September 4, 2012, the use of tobacco will be prohibited on all grounds and facilities under CUNY jurisdiction, including indoor locations and outdoor locations such as playing fi elds; entrances and exits to buildings; and parking lots.

Kingsborough isSMOKE FREE

In connection with implementation of this policy, Kingsborough Community College will foster educational programming, distribute policy notifi cations, and encourage participation in smoking cessation programs on campus.

This policy applies to all tobacco and tobacco products including chewing tobaccoand e-cigarettes.




CAREERS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

If you are considering a career move, or are ready to advance within your field, we offer learning opportunities through career and professional development. Our experienced faculty and industry specialists will help direct you on your chosen path to accomplish your goals. We are committed to life-long learning and will serve as a resource guide to your success.

Accounting

Administrative Assistant

Business Administration

Child Abuse/Violence Prevention

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Event & Meeting Planning

Geographic Information Systems

Healthcare Institute

Insurance

Interior Design

Investing

IRS Required Tax Preparer

Make-Up Artist

National Work Readiness Credential Training

Notary Public

Paralegal

Real Estate Salesperson

Simulation Center for Emergency Care and the Health Sciences

Taxi (Hack License) Prep

Urban Farming

Workforce & Professional Development




kINGSBoRoUGH HEALTHCARE INSTITUTE

Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)Medical Assistants perform routine administrative and clinical tasks to keep the offi ces and clinics of physicians running smoothly. (262 clock hrs)

CTF 20 Anatomy and Physiology (T)

RTP 40 Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS HCP) (T)

CTF 87 Basic Patient Care Skills and Medical Law (T)

CTF 88 Diagnostic Tests and Electronic Health Records (T)

CTF 90 EKG/ECG Technician (T)

CTF 91 Phlebotomy Procedures (T)

EKG/ECG Technician (CET)These courses provide an overview of basic cardiovascular terminology, anatomy and physiology and outline the responsibilities of EkG/ECG technicians. (97 clock hrs)

CTF 20 Anatomy and Physiology (T) CTF 90 EKG/ECG Technician (T) RTP 40 Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS HCP) (T)

Medical Billing/Coding Specialist (CBCS)This program is aimed at individuals who are either currently employed or seeking employment in a health provider’s offi ce, health insurance company, or independent billing center. (180 clock hrs)

CTF 25 Introduction, Terminology and Insurance (T)

CTF 26 Procedures and Coding (CPT and ICD-9-CM) (T)

CTF 27 Computerized Billing and Clinical Practice (T)

Phlebotomy Technician (CPT)Become familiar with the duties of a phlebotomy technician in this comprehensive, hands-on program.(112 clock hrs)

CTF 20 Anatomy and Physiology (T)CTF 91 Phlebotomy Procedures (T) RTP 40 Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS HCP) (T)

Pharmacy Technician (CPhT)Become familiar with medical and drug terminology, and understand laws and ethics relating to the pharmaceutical profession. (120 clock hrs)

CTF 41 Medical Terminology and Pharmaceutical Calculations (T)

CTF 42 Concepts of Pharmacology (T)

NHA Certifi cation ExamsNational Healthcareer Association (NHA), the designated organization for determining certifi cation standards for healthcare professionals, off ers current healthcare workers, union members, and graduates who successfully complete one of the following approved training programs, the opportunity to demonstrate profi ciency in their fi eld. The costs of the NHA certifi cation exams are eligible for VA reimbursement and NHA certifi cation is recognized by 1199/SEIU.For more information: Contact Kingsborough’s Healthcare Institute at 718-368-5359 between the hours of 9am-2pm and 6-9pm, Monday through Thursday.

Note: A high school diploma (or a GED® certifi cate) and at least a Level 8 ESL is required to take the NHA Certifi cation Program or any Healthcare Program.

Please refer to pages eight and nine for descriptions and schedules of the required courses below.Courses with a (T) indicate that a text will be required.




Patient Care Technician (PCT) for CNAsEnhance your Certifi ed Nurse Aide (CNA) skills to become an important member of the medical team.(142 clock hrs)

RTP 40 Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS HCP) (T)CTF 20 Anatomy and Physiology (T)CTF 90 EKG/ECG TechnicianCTF 91 Phlebotomy Procedures

Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) for PCTsThis program was designed to assist Certifi ed Patient Care Technicians to become Certifi ed Nurse Aides. Students must present valid certifi cation from an approved testing authority. (60 hours)

CTF 75 Certifi ed Nurse Aide (CNA)for PCTs (T)

Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)A Certifi ed Nurse Aide assists Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Registered Nurses (RNs) with direct patient care. This program will prepare you for an entry level position in a nursing home or hospital facility.(133 clock hrs—96 hrs classroom, 30 hrs Supervised Clinical Experience, 7 hrs CPR)

CTF 78 Fundamentals of being a CNA (T)

RTP 40 Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS HCP) (T)

CTF 79 Health and Nutrition of the Resident/Patient

Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) IntensivePreparation for the NyS CNA exam in only one semester.(136 hours)

CTF 85 Certifi ed Nurse Aide (CNA) Intensive (T)

Certifi ed NurseAide Programs




GENERAL HEALTHCARE

CTF 20Anatomy and Physiology (T) $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 11 OR Sat 9am-3:30pm Oct 6-Dec 15

This course offers an introduction to the structure and function of the human body, common disorders and diseases in relation to body systems. This course is required for CTF 87, CTF 90 or CTF 91

CTF 25Introduction, Terminology and Insurance (T) $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Oct 1-Dec 12 OR Sat 9am-3:30pm Oct 6-Dec 15

This course offers an overview of the medical terminology used in a medical office, starting with the basics of anatomy, including the human body and its skeletal, pulmonary, digestive, cardiovascular and reproductive systems and an introduction to health insurance.

CTF 26Procedures and Coding (CPT and ICD-9-CM) (T) $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 11 OR Sat 9am-3:30pm Oct 6-Dec 15

CPT is a systematic linking and coding of procedures and services used in out-patient settings. This coding is required for billing and reimbursement by insurers. ICD-9-CM, the international classification of diseases, is used worldwide for in-patient hospital admissions, as well as in physicians offices and emergency departments. Prerequisite: CTF 25

CTF 27Computerized Billing and Clinical Practice (T) $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 11 OR Sat 9am-3:30pm Oct 6-Dec 15

You will continue your study of office procedures and billing to include scheduling patients for laboratory, surgical and testing procedures, completing patient charts, and accounting practices, using state-of-the-art medical software. Prerequisite: CTF 26, and basic computer skills.

CTF 41Medical Terminology and Pharmaceutical Calculations (T) $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Oct 1-Dec 12

Learn medical and pharmacy terminology and how to identify drug related problems. Learn how to interpret and process drug prescriptions and develop proficiency with basic skills in determining accurate drug calculations.

CTF 42Concepts of Pharmacology (T) $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 11

Discover how pharmacology relates to our anatomical system and the actions of various drugs and their subsequent disorders. Become familiar with parenteral solutions and the special handling of chemotherapeutic drugs. Prerequisite: CTF 41, and basic computer skills. Materials fee: $25. White lab coat required (purchased separately) not included in materials fee.

CTF 75Certified Nurse Aide for PCTs (T) $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 11

Designed to transition Certified Patient Care Technicians to Certified Nurse Aides. Students must present valid certification from an approved testing authority. Materials fee: $20Contact the Healthcare Institute at 718-368-5359 after 6pm, prior to registering.

CTF 78Fundamentals of Being a CNA (T) $325TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 13

You will learn and apply new information, including understanding psychological needs of the patient, patient’s rights, legal and ethical issues, communication, and review the normal anatomical changes during the aging process. Prerequisite: Students must pass the Career Programs Assesment Tests (CPAt) entrance exam.Materials fee: $20Contact the Healthcare Institute at 718-368-5359 after 6pm, prior to registering.

CTF 79Health and Nutrition of the Resident/Patient (T) $325MonWed 6:45-9:45pm* Oct 1-Dec 17 (* Some clinicals will be conducted in the morning)

This course covers the care for persons with cognitive, and mental disabilities, including Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia. Includes 30 hours of Supervised Clinical Experience in a Residential Health Care Facility (RHCF).Prerequisite: CTF 78. Pre-or Co-requisite RTP 40. Hunter green uniform scrubs required. May be purchased at the KCC Bookstore.Materials fee: $20Contact the Healthcare Institute at 718-368-5359 after 6pm, prior to registering.




GENERAL HEALTHCARE

CTF 85Certifi ed Nurse Aide (CNA) Intensive (T) $1200Mon-Thur. 9am-6pmOct 22- November 19

Earn your CNA certifi cation in one semester. This class will help you understand the needs of the patient, legal and ethical issues, communication and the normal anatomical changes during the aging process. It will also cover health and nutrition as well as the care for persons with cognitive and mental disabilities. Includes 30 hours of Supervised Clinical Experience in a Residential Health Care Facility (RHCF). Course includes materials fee, books, uniforms, CPR course and exam fees . Contact the Healthcare Institute at 718-368-5359 after 6pm, prior to registering.

CTF 87Basic Patient Care Skills and Medical Law (T) $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pmOct 1-Dec 12

Skills common to the private practice and hospital worker are covered including obtaining medical histories, vital signs, prepping patients, fi rst-aid care, and emergency procedures for the medical offi ce. Also covered: Patient’s Bill of Rights; advanced directives; and scope of practice issues. Prerequisite: CTF 20 Anatomy & PhysiologyMaterials fee: $20

CTF 88Diagnostic Tests and Electronic Health Records (T) $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pmOct 1-Dec 12 ORSat 9am-3:30pmOct 6-Dec 15

This class will help you understand the importance of maintaining a sterile environment when preparing for minor surgical procedures. You will learn how to collect specimens, perform simple measurements and tests, and acquire knowledge of prescription and non-prescription medications. In addition, the computer component will teach you to use electronic records in a medical practice.Prerequisite: CTF 87Materials fee: $20

CTF 90EKG/ECG Technician (T) $190MonWed 7-9pmOct 1-Nov 26 ORSat 9am-12noonOct 6-Dec 15

This course provides opportunities to learn and practice techniques employed by EKG/ECG technicians, while learning many of the basic terms associated with cardiovascular, anatomy and physiology.Prerequisite: CTF 20 Anatomy & Physiology Materials fee: $20White lab coat required (purchased separately) not included in materials fee.

CTF 91Phlebotomy Procedures (T) $200TueThur 6:45-9:45pmOct 2-Nov 20 ORSat 9am-1:30pmOct 6-Dec 15

This class provides theoretical and laboratory preparation for entry-level performance as a phlebotomist. It focuses on vascular anatomy and physiology; performance of venipuncture techniques; and additional responsibilities of phlebotomists as members of the healthcare team. Requires hands-on demonstration of fi ve (5) successful venipunctures.Prerequisite: CTF 20 Anatomy & Physiology Materials fee: $25White lab coat required (purchased separately) not included in materials fee.

RTP 40Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS HCP) (T) Please see page 10 for course description and schedule.

RTP 43CPR for Non-Medical Personnel(Heart Saver CPR) $15Mon 6-10pm Oct 22 ORThurs 6-10pmNov 15 ORSat 10am-2pmDec 1

This highly interactive course provides the skills to recognize and provide care in respiratory and cardiac emergencies, using the latest Heart Saver CPR and Emergency Cardiac Care guidelines to teach adult, child and infant CPR. Upon successful completion, you will receive a Heart Saver CPR card issued by the American Heart Association (AHA), valid for two years.Materials fee: $20

VSD 12American Sign Language for Healthcare Professionals NEW! $110MonWed 7-9pmOct 22- Nov 14

In this course, students will be introduced to the basics of American Sign Language (ASL). Learn some of the basic skills a Health Care Professional would need to communicate with a deaf patient until a qualifi ed interpreter arrives at the scene.No experience required.

Interested in continuing your education?

WE WANT TO HELP YOU!We appreciate the sacrifi ces you have made

and your service to our country.

Call Rosemarie Stender(718)-368-5050

We will waive all tuition and registration fees for qualifi ed applicants, registering for Continuing Education classes*.

*Some restrictions apply.Please call for more information and pre-qualifi cation.

VETERANSVETERANS




kINGSBoRoUGH SIMULATIoN CENTER

Use of American Heart Association materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association. Any fees charged for such a course, except

for a portion of fees needed for AHA course materials, do not represent income to the Association.

RTP 40Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers(BLS HCP) (T)This highly interactive course provides the skills to recognize and provide care in respiratory and cardiac emergencies, using the latest 2010 AHA guidelines, to teach adult, child and infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automatic external defi brillator (AED) use. Upon successful completion, you will receive BLS HCP card issued by AHA which is valid for two years.

The Kingsborough Simulation Center for Emergency Care and the Health SciencesKINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE, IN COLLABORATION WITH ITS OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION, is now a recognized American Heart Association (AHA) Training Site.

We off er AHA courses for healthcare personnel such as, but not limited to, paramedics, EMTs, nurses, surgical technologists, physician assistants, certifi ed nurse aides, physicians and dentists.

We also off er other AHA life-saving courses such as First Aid, Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), and Automatic External Defi brillator (AED) use.

All of our instructors are credentialed by the AHA, seasoned professionals, and have been carefully selected to provide instruction and profi ciency in these areas.

For more information or to register, call 718-368-5050

The course fees include: Tuition, registration fee, books, and certifi cation card (if successful).

We can also create additional courses to meet your organizational needs. Due to strict AHA policies, however, we do require a minimum number of students in each course in order to maintain an acceptable instructor: student ratio.

Sunday CoursesOriginal 9am-5pm $100Renewal 6pm-10pm $60Sept 9 OROct 21 ORDec 9

Mon/Tue CoursesOriginal 6pm-9:30pm $100Oct 22 AND Oct 23

Wed/Thur CoursesOriginal 6pm-9:30pm $100Oct 24 AND Oct 25

Friday CoursesOriginal 9am-5pm $100Renewal 6pm-10pm $60Sept 14 OROct 26 ORNov 30 ORDec 14

Saturday CoursesRenewal 6pm-10pm $60Sep 15 OROct 27 ORDec 1 ORDec 15




RTP 41Advanced Cardiac Life Support forHealthcare Providers (ACLS) (T)This advanced highly interactive course provides the skills to highlight the importance of team dynamics and communication, systems of care, immediate post-cardiac arrest care, and the identifi cation and initial care of other life-threatening clinical situations such as a stroke. ACLS also covers airway management and related pharmacology. Using the latest 2010 AHA guidelines, there will be large-group sessions and small-group learning and testing stations where case-based scenarios are presented and reviewed. Upon successful completion, you will receive ACLS Provider card issued by AHA which is valid for two years.

Mon/Tue CoursesOriginal 9am-5pm $250Renewal 6pm-9:30pm $150

Sept 10 AND Sept 11 OROct 22 AND Oct 23 ORNov 26 AND Nov 27 ORDec 10 AND Dec 11

Wed/Thur CoursesOriginal 9am-5pm $250Renewal 6pm-9:30pm $150

Sept 12 AND Sept 13 OROct 24 AND Oct 25 ORNov 28 AND Nov 29 ORDec 12 AND Dec 13

Saturday CoursesRenewal 9am-5pm $150

Sept 15 OROct 27 ORDec 1 ORDec 15

RTP 42Pediatric Advanced Life Support ForHealthcare Providers (PALS) (T)This advanced highly interactive course provides the knowledge and skills necessary to effi ciently and eff ectively manage critically ill infants and children in order to improve outcomes, using the latest 2010 AHA guidelines. Upon successful completion, you will receive PALS Provider card issued by AHA which is valid for two years.




EMERGENCy MEDICAL TECHNICIAN

EMT EMERGENCYMEDICALTECHNICIAN

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT)

Kingsborough Community College is a New York State Department of Health certifi ed training center, and is pleased to off er an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course designed for fi rst-responders to medical emergencies.

This EMT Certifi cation program prepares you for the New York State Department of Health, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services Certifi cation, which is valid for three years. Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) are the fi rst members of the health care team to respond to a medical emergency.

CLASSES MEETTueThur 6:30-9:30pm and Sun 9:30am-5pm

September 6th, 2012-January 17th, 2013Tuition is $935 plus a $15 materials fee.Call 718-368-5050 for more information and to reserve a qualifying seat for the next EMT Test Prep and Certifi cation Course.

Applicants must be able to read and write English, be at least 18 years of age, pass a pre-registration screening placement exam, and possess a CPR for healthcare providers certifi cation.




ACCoUNTING/INVESTING/PARALEGAL/NoTARy

Accounting CertificateTo earn a certificate you must complete all three courses. Please note: this will not qualify you to become a CPA (Certified Public Accountant).

CTF 50Accounting Fundamentals (T) $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Oct 1-Dec 12 OR Sat 9am-3:30pm Oct 6-Dec 15

You will learn the recording process, complete the entire accounting cycle from analyzing and recording activities through closing procedures, and use the accountant’s worksheet for the preparation of financial statements for service businesses.

CTF 51QuickBooks Pro™ for Accountants (T) $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 11

Learn the basics of creating sales and invoices, setting up payroll accounts, performing end-of-month duties, and preparing reports.NOTE: It is recommended that students bring a Flash Drive or other portable data transport device.

CTF 52Tax Preparer (T) $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Oct 1-Dec 12

Learn how to prepare individual federal income taxes, including 1040EZ, 1040A, and 1040 long form, tax credits, child and dependent care credit, credit for the elderly, IRAs, pension income, and NY State/NY City tax items.

IRS Registered Tax PreparerRTP 53IRS Mandated Registered Tax Return Preparer Exam Preparation NEW! $175TueThur 6:30-9:30pm Oct 11-Nov 1 OR Sun 9am-5pm Oct 14-Oct 28 OR Nov 4-Nov 18

The IRS will be requiring all tax preparers who receive a fee for completing and signing off on a tax return to receive an IRS certification. This course will prepare you for the IRS certification examination.

InvestingVMM 01Fundamental Investing NEW! $190Mon 6:45-9:45pm Oct 1-Dec 10

This course will utilize accounting basics to explore World Wide Markets (DOW, NASDAQ, and S&P 500) and analyze financial statements, including balance sheets, income statements and more, in order to make strategic investment decisions.Knowledge of Accounting Fundamentals helpful but not required.

Paralegal CertificateCTF 05Practical Paralegal I & Notary Public (T) $325TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 13

This course is an introduction to the practical aspects of being a paralegal including filing, legal proofreading, legal draftsmanship, legal research, and other office skills.There is a mandatory Notary Public session on Tuesday, October 30, 2012.This session is included in the above tuition cost.

CTF 06Practical Paralegal II Certificate $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Oct 1-Dec 12

This course deals with the computer and the essential part it plays in paralegal training. Topics include: computer legal research, legal keyboarding, and understanding language and terms used by attorneys in order to be a well-trained and successful paralegal.Materials fee: $75

The materials fee provides students with an individual password for access to the Westlaw Legal Library, which offers a wide range of federal and state law resources. In addition, students will be provided with the analytical materials to become familiar with the aspects of legal research, law reviews, federal treatises, jurisdictional treatises, practice guides, jury instructions, litigation forms and analytical materials from all 50 states.Prerequisite: CTF 05

Notary PublicVTP 36Preparation for Notary Public $75One Session: 6:45-9:45pm Tue Oct 30

This one session course prepares you for the notary public examination, provides an overview of the tasks undertaken by a notary public, and offers guidance in positioning yourself to provide this service on a fee-for-service basis.




ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIoN/CHILD ABUSE PREVENTIoN

Administrative Assistant CertificateThrough this two-part certifi cate program you will gain competence and professionalism in your verbal and written communication skills.

CTF 46Business Communication and Offi ce Management (T) $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pmOct 2-Dec 11

Communicate more eff ectively through letters, memoranda and reports. Acquire the skills necessary to keep your supervisor organized, on time and on track. You will learn how to deal with diffi cult people, improve your listening skills and manage an offi ce eff ectively.

CTF 47Business Computing $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pmOct 1-Dec 12

This class off ers a basic overview of the Microsoft Offi ce Suite™ (Word™, Excel™ and PowerPoint™) and the applications that employers expect workers to know.Prerequisite: A computer skills test will be administered at the fi rst class session to assess profi ciency. Students may be required to take RCL 39, Getting Started With Computers, as a prerequisite.

Business Administration CertificateCTF 47Business Computing $275MonWed 6:45-9:45pmOct 1-Dec 12

This class off ers a basic overview of the Microsoft Offi ce Suite™ (Word™, Excel™ and PowerPoint™) and the applications that businesses expect workers to know.Prerequisite: A computer skills test will be administered at the fi rst class session to assess profi ciency. Students may be required to take RCL 39, Getting Started With Computers, as a prerequisite.

CTF 48Business Writing & Grammar $175Wed 6:45-8:45pmOct 3-Dec 12

Improve your skills and develop clear and eff ective writing techniques necessary to succeed in today’s business environment.

CTF 49Business Essentials $275To be off ered in the Winter 2013 semester

This class will introduce you to the basics of business development including sales, negotiation, project management and problem solving.

Child Abuse/Violence PreventionVSE 21Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse $50Sat 9:30am-12noonNov 3

Learn the physical and behavioral signs of child abuse and maltreatment. You will learn about mandated reporting and how to carry out your professional responsibility.

VSE 22School Violence Prevention and Intervention $50Sat 12:30-3pmNov 3

Learn the dynamics of aggressive behavior in children and the tools to avoid them becoming victims of such behavior. This is the NY State required workshop for all who work with children. Certifi cate of Completion awarded.

NEW YORK CITYCOLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGYCONTINUING STUDIES CENTER

Fall 2012 Program HighlightsDENTAL ASSISTANT PROGRAM 10/05 – 2/02/13 (150 hours - $1,995)

PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDE PROGRAM Call for Dates & Times (100 hours - $1,350)

BASIC ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE IN HOUSING 9/29 – 4/16/13 (100 hours - $1,300)

MAINTENANCE & OPERATION OF#2 FUEL OIL BURNERS & BOILERS 10/06 – 12/15 (30 hours - $425)

REFRIGERATION MECHANICS Friday PM Sec: 9/21 – 6/14/13 (150 hours - $2,100)Sat AM Sec: 10/27 – 6/08/13 (150 hours - $2,100)

TEACHING ASSISTANT/CHILDCARE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 9/18 – 12/20 (149 hours - $850)

NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGYCONTINUING STUDIES CENTER25 Chapel Street, Howard Building -4th FloorBrooklyn, NY 11201

Online Registration: www.citytechce.org | For more information: 718-552-1173/69 | http://www.citytech.cuny.edu/academics/continuinged/index.shtmlInstallment payment plans available for $900+ programs.




REAL ESTATE/INSURANCE/GEoGRAPHIC INFoRMATIoN SySTEMS

Real Estate SalespersonThis license-qualifying course is approved by the New york State Department of State. This course fulfi lls the curriculum and 75-clock hour requirements established by New york State. Textbooks are additional. A Certifi cate of Completion for Real Estate Sales will be awarded to adults who meet the attendance requirement, which is 80% of the lecture hours, and pass the course fi nal examination.

VRE 75Real Estate Salesperson(Pre-License) (T) $295TueThur 6:45-9:45pmSept 18-Dec 20

Among the topics surveyed are License Law and Regulations; Law of Agency; Real Estate Instruments and Interests (includes contracts and leases); Land Use Regulations; Valuation; Human Rights and Fair Housing. This is a qualifying course for new Real Estate Salespersons.(78 clock hours)

One Day Workshop

VRE 79Real Estate InvestingMade Simple NEW! $75 Fri 9am-4pmNov 9

Course will guide students through breaking down investment property and exploring strategies for real estate investing and cash fl ow investing. Discover simple tips for property management. Principles in Real Estate fi nancing will be discussed.

New York State Insurance Pre-Licensing

This course is required by the New york State Insurance Department for an individual to sit for the Insurance Agent examination and the Insurance Broker’s examination.

A certifi cate will be issued to those who successfully complete the Property and Casualty Insurance course (VIN 71) listed below. In addition, all participants in the program must fulfi ll attendance and fi nal examination requirements.

VIN 71Property and Casualty Insurance (T) $295MonWed 6:45-9:45pmSept 19-Feb 11

Beginning with general principles of risk management and insurance, this course will address the approved New York State Department of Insurance curriculum.(102 clock hours)

NSE 15 Geographic Information Systems $375 Saturday 10am-2pm Sept 22, 29, Oct 6 & 13

GIS software lets you produce maps and other graphic displays of geographic information for analysis and presentation. It is a valuable tool to visualize spatial data, target prospective markets, anticipate market changes and build decision support systems for use in your organization. Learn to store, retrieve, manage, display, and analyze all types of geographical and spatial data and to create spatial queries and other location-based analyses.A $25 non-refundable registration fee is not included in tuition.

Call 718-368-5050 to registerwww.kingsborough.edu




EVENT PLANNING/MAkE-UP ARTIST/INTERIoR DESIGN

Event & Meeting Planning CertificateMany individuals and businesses are recognizing the importance of hiring event professionals to plan and execute special events.

CTF 07Event & Meeting Planning I $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 11

This course will cover vital aspects of the business from the fundamentals and business planning, to contracts and risk management. A variety of events will be covered including: weddings, special events, fundraisers, trade shows and green meetings.

CTF 08Event & Meeting Planning II $190Mon 6:30-9:30pm Oct 1-Dec 10

Students will develop and enhance their event planning skills through multiple projects involving planning and design. Students will be challenged to see “the big picture” of their event as well as the importance of covering all the details.Prerequisite: CTF 07 Event & Meeting Planning Certificate I

Advanced Event PlanningCTF 09Advanced Event Planning $190Wed 6:30-9:30pm Oct 3-Dec 12

Learn how to combine entry level project managament skills with good event planning practices. Courses will cover how to avoid scope creep, communicate with clients, create a work breakdown structure, develop budgets and meet deadlines.Prerequisite: Event Planning Certification is helpful but not required.

Make-Up Artist CertificateMake-up artists become experts in the latest beauty products and use them to dramatically improve their clients’ natural appearance.

CTF 10Breaking into the Make-up Artist Industry $190Mon 6:30-9:30pm Oct 1-Dec 10

This course will familiarize students with the history and evolution of make-up as well as key figures in the industry including make-up artist moguls, brands and companies. The class will educate students on career options within the industry and prepare them to become make-up artists. A list of additional materials required will be provided.

CTF 11Make-Up Applications for the Industry $190Tue 6:30-9:30pm Oct 2-Dec 4

Learn and practice professional make-up artistry techniques to develop the necessary skills the industry demands.Prerequisite: CTF 10 Breaking into the Make-up Artist Industry.Materials fee: $200 for make-up station and supply usage. The materials fee provides students with hygienic products and tools, as well as quality face and color stations. All course materials are utilized in class during class time only. NOTE: Please bring all materials obtained from CTF 10 with you to this course.

Make-Up Artist IndustryVBM 05Outlook on Careers in the Make-Up Industry $100Sat 10am-12noon Oct 13-Dec 8

Careers in make-up artistry include fashion/runway, print, television, film, photography, salons and working as an independent consultant. This course provides an in-depth study of careers in

each industry as well as the business tools a make-up artist needs to get into the industry. Résumé, website and portfolio development will be discussed.Prerequisite: CTF 10 and CTF 11

Interior Design CertificateWhether you are considering a career in the Interior Design field or just want to learn how to create a magazine-worthy home, this course offers hands-on learning from field professionals.

CTF 02Interior Design: Basic Principles $275TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 11

Learn the basics of interior design through color theory, lighting, window treatments, furniture styles and storage. Explore wall treatments, color and fabric coordination and using light as a layering tool while learning how to turn a concept into a beautiful and cohesive reality.

CTF 03Interior Design: Drafting Principles $190To be offered in the Winter 2013 semester

Through an understanding of spatial enhancement, you will learn how to create floor plans, sections and elevations using drafting tools. Attain the skills to define a space through space surveying, line weights, scale and dimensions. A list of materials required will be provided.

CTF 04Interior Design: The Industry $190To be offered in the Winter 2013 semester

Gain knowledge of the business practices of interior designers through examinations of industry standards, professional requirements, client-relationships, custom orders, contracts, generating estimates and standard fees.




URBAN FARMING/NATIoNAL WoRk READINESS TRAINING

Customized Training Programs for the Workforce

Are you a small business owner or do you supervise several employees in your department?

Are you looking to enhance the skill-sets of your workforce?

Are you looking to help your business or department grow?

Then Kingsborough Community College’s Continuing Education Department has the solution to your training needs with a faculty of subject-matter specialists and professionals versed in solutions-oriented programs, for you.

At Kingsborough, we can design custom-tailored solutions to help your employees grow and your business thrive.

We offer training programs based on your specific needs, following an assessment analysis and input from you. We can provide the training at your site, a mutually agreeable location, or on the beautiful 70-acre campus of Kingsborough Community College. We can work around

your schedule as well as provide any necessary textbooks or material needed for the specific program.

If your business is centered around healthcare, such as a medical facility, an HMO, Nursing Home, Senior Center, Assisted Living Facility, or a physician, we can provide the necessary training to help you run a smooth and efficient business. Our Healthcare Studies Professional Institute can provide specialized training in many of the health care related areas, by providing subject-matter specialists with real-life experiences. We have successfully conducted training programs in Leadership, Teamwork, Anger Management, Accent Reduction, Cultural Competency and Cultural Diversity, Sexual Harassment in the Workplace, Business Writing, Customer Service and specific computer related software training programs.For more information contact: John L. Aaron, Director of Marketing & Corporate Training at 718-368-5394 or e-mail him at [email protected]

Seasonal Urban FarmingThe kingsborough Urban Farm is a high production, year-round site on the kingsborough campus with a hoop house and a composting system. Participants will develop expertise in the rapidly expanding local food economy and will gain valuable hands-on experience and ground-level knowledge of the farm-to-table production chain.

VTO 28Urban Farm Training Program $125Tue 4:30-7:30pm Oct 9-Nov 27

Learn basic skills such as soil conditioning, crop planning, composting, planting, and harvesting to get on your way to producing your own fresh herbs, greens, fruits, and vegetables. This course also covers finding land to garden in NYC, winterizing the garden, and cooking demos.Materials fee: $15

National Work Readiness Credential TrainingAre you out of work? Jumping from one entry-level job to the next? Are you looking for a competitive edge and the entry-level skills to get a job and keep it?

VTP 05National Work Readiness Credential Training $125Mon-Thur 5:30-8:30pm Nov 5-15The NWRC is a nationally recognized training that leads to a Certificate of Completion. This training program offers work skills training in Reading, Situational Judgement, and Math, the main areas employers state most employees are lacking. Included in your training program is a one-day résumé writing and interview skills workshop.Materials fee $125 (Includes all books and certification)The NWRC exam will be held on Monday, Nov 19th, 2012 from 3-8pm

NHB 35Composting at KCC NEW! $100Mon 3-5pm Sep 24-Dec 3

This ten lesson course will cover topics about the broader city organic waste stream, the challenges associated with large scale composting, how our city is currently composting, new programs focused on organics diversion, the rise of volunteer based compost projects in the city, hands on training building batches of compost including the science, biology and techniques required to produce garden quality compost. The course will take advantage of KCC’s beautiful urban farm where compost training workshops will be held.




TAxI & LIMoUSINE TRAINING

RTP 30Extended Driver TrainingWeekdays 9am-6pm

For the New York City Taxi Operators (Hack) License, this course will cover all aspects of the TLC testing requirements.The $25 test fee must be paid at least three days before the exam by Money Order only.

RTP 312-Hour Portable Electronic Device (PED) Course for Taxi & Limo Drivers $35Prescribed by the New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission, this is a mandatory course for those who were issued a summons for distracted driving in violation of the TLC Rule #2-25H. This course will provide drivers with the skills necessary to use portable electronic devices while operating a taxicab.The $35 fee must be paid at least three days before the exam by Money Order only.

RTP 324-Hour English and Test Preparation for Taxi & Limo Drivers $20 If English is not your first language, this class will help you prepare for the Taxi & Limousine Commission’s English Language Proficiency test. The class will give you the opportunity to take a practice exam, to practice pronouncing, recognizing, listening, and distinguishing numbers, addresses and spellings of common NYC destinations and landmarks, in addition to giving you opportunities to practice common courteous exchanges. Small class size. Customized for TLC drivers’ needs.The $25 registration fee is waived for this class.

NSD 18Defensive Driving for Taxi Drivers $40 This one session 6-hour course is geared toward Taxi drivers and new TLC (Hack) license applicants.The $25 registration fee is waived for this class.

RTP 71Medallion Taxi Driver Workshop $20 This four-hour course is a TLC mandatory program that must be taken prior to your probationary license expiring. This course is specifically designed to provide all licensed Hack Operators with the fundamentals of professional development, communication skills and customer service, in addition to the skills necessary in providing excellent customer service to passengers with disabilities.The $25 registration fee is waived for this class.

RTP 7724-Hour Taxi Driver Training $130Weekdays and Weekends 9am-6pm

For the New York City Taxi Operators (Hack) License prescribed by the New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission. Day and evening schedules will be available part-time and full-time.The $25 test fee must be paid at least three days before the exam, and by Money Order only.Three Sessions: Call 718-368-5189 for more information.

NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission (TLC)Medallion Taxicab (Hack) License Exam Prep Call 718-368-5189 for class schedules

Kingsborough Community College Taxi Institute is a TLC approved test preparation and exam site.




TEST PREPARATION

Enhance your test-taking skills through drills, review and practice. We will provide an edge for students seeking competitive opportunities for admission to college or in earning their GED®. Our experienced and caring instructors have created learning environments that are designed to reduce anxiety while improving test taking skills.

CASAC

CUNy Assessment Prep (ACT)

High School Equivalency (GED®)

Lifeguard Certification

SAT




CERTIFIED ALCoHoL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE CoUNSELING

SAC 02000Intro to Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Counseling $587 This course provides an overview of the major concepts and theories of chemical dependency.

SAC 02200Counseling Techniques in the Substance Abuse Field I $587 This course provides an overview and practical application of techniques utilized in the field. Pre/co-requisite: SAC 02000

SAC 02400Counseling Techniques in the Substance Abuse Field II $587 Continuation of Counseling Techniques I.Prerequisite: SAC 02200, no exceptions

SAC 02600Confidentiality, Ethics and the Counselor/Client Relationship in Substance Abuse Counseling $587 Ethical standards written for CASAC’s are explored with application to sample cases and exercises. Course requires internship.Prerequisite: SAC 02000 Co-requisite: SAC 02200

SAC 02800Approaches to Treatment: Varieties of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Modalities $587 This course provides an overview of the settings in which clients may be placed according to treatment needs and substance abuse history.Prerequisite: SAC 02000 Co-requisite: SAC 02200

SAC 03000Compulsive Gambling Treatment and Prevention $752 Students develop an understanding of gambling as a compulsive behavior often associated with substance abuse.

Certified Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling (CASAC)The successful completion of this program of six courses will earn you the CASAC trainee certification. First-time CASAC students must contact Prof. Joan Standora at 718-368-5235 or 718-368-5289 before registering, as well as for more information on the required 300-hour supervised internship* at a program licensed by the New York State – Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (NYS-OASAS), or a waiver of any part of the internship.*Required for those wishing to take the New York State certification examination for CASAC workersCall 718-368-5050 for class schedules and to register.

LIFEGUARD C E R T I F I C AT I O N T R A I N I N G

Coming the week of Feb 18th, 2013




HIGH SCHooL EqUIVALENCy (GED)

HSE 00High School Equivalency (T) $175MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Sept 19-Dec 19 OR TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Sept 20-Dec 18(Book and calculator not included)Note: You will need a Casio Solar FX 260 calculator for this class.You may purchase the calculator and book in the KCC Bookstore.

HSE 00SHigh School Equivalency (T) $150Sat 10am-3:30pm Sept 22-Dec 15 OR Sun 10am-3:30pm Sept 23-Dec 16(Book and calculator not included)Note: You will need a Casio Solar FX 260 calculator for this class.You may purchase the calculator and book in the KCC Bookstore.

HSE 70Comprehensive High School Equivalency (T) $495Mon-Fri 9am-2pm Sept 24-Dec 14

This comprehensive 275-hour class will prepare you for the State GED® exam. Enroll in this intensive course of study to improve your skills (math, social studies, science, reading and writing) and acquire test-taking strategies to help you pass the practice test, which is required in order to be eligible to sit for the NYS GED® exam.Call 718-368-4870 for more information.Registration begins August 6, 2012, Monday-Thursday at 9am in room T231

RTP 12Math Skills Builder for Pre-GED® Students (T) $75Mon 7-9pm Oct 1-Nov 26 OR Tue 7-9pm Oct 2-Nov 20 OR Sat 10am-12noon Oct 6-Dec 1

Gain the confidence and competence to solve problem questions that appear on the GED® exam.

RTP 13English Language Arts Skills Builder for Pre-GED® Students (T) $75Wed 7-9pm Oct 3-Nov 28 OR Sat 10am-12noon Oct 6-Dec 1

Acquire the skills to effectively develop paragraphs and arrange facts and ideas in a logical and coherent fashion to perform well on the essay portion of the exam.

HSE 00HContextualized Healthcare/ High School Equivalency $175TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Sept 20-Dec 18

This course is excellent for students interested in continuing their studies in healthcare related programs. You will learn basic knowledge of healthcare issues while preparing for your GED® test. All of your GED® subject materials will be healthcare related. You will need to take a placement exam to determine eligibility.Call 718-368-4870 for more information.

High School Equivalency (GED®)Every year, HUNDREDS of adults who prepare at Kingsborough earn their GED® diplomas, and many then go on to Kingsborough Community College’s degree programs!

§ One of the best instructional programs to prepare you for the GED® exams

§ Test-taking practice with mini-GED®’s based on the Official GED® exam

§ Anxiety reduction and test taking skills

§ Writing workshops to improve writing skills and prepare for the essay portion of the exam

§ Assistance in getting scheduled at our GED® Testing Center as soon as you are “test-ready”

§ Streamlined admission to Kingsborough Community College and counseling regarding other City University programs

You must be 18 years of age or older to enroll, and you must be 19 to take the New York State exam.For more information: Call 718-368-5188 after 6pm




TEST PREPARATIoN

RTP 01SAT Preparation (T) $285Sat 9am-3pm Sep 29-Nov 17 OR Sun 9am-3pm Sep 30-Nov 18

An intensive course for high school students preparing for the Dec 1 SAT, this course provides expert advice and instruction. Certified instructors provide review and practice under simulated test conditions to help prepare students for the verbal reasoning, essay portion, and problem-solving skills measured by the test. Study skills, coaching and test-taking tips are provided, as well as individual and group conferences with a certified college counselor.The text book is available for purchase in the college’s bookstore and should be brought to all class sessions.

CUNY Assessment Prep (ACT)RTP 25Preparation for the CUNY Freshman Skills Assessment Test (ACT) (T) $110MonWed 7-9:30pm Oct 10-Dec 5

The colleges of The City University of New York, as do most other colleges across the country, require entering students to take assessment tests in basic skills: reading, writing, and math. Many adults who lack recent experience with formal testing, score below their “true” skill levels. Enhance your test-taking skills through drill, review, and practice.Prerequisite: High School or GED® diploma.

SAT Test PreparationThe SAT test may be the most important test that you ever take, as high SAT scores will help you get into the college of your choice.

The classes are small to allow for intensive individualized instruction from our faculty. There are group discussions with certified counselors who specialize in college advisement, financial aid and scholarships. A workshop for parents and guardians is included in the last session.




PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

Learning in any form will provide a sense of achievement and commitment. We offer a number of courses that will spice up your week and enrich your life while allowing you to still meet the obligations that come with a busy life. Relax, dance, paint, get in shape or simply expand your horizons. We offer a wide range of innovative classes with flexible schedules and small class sizes, all at an affordable tuition. Explore your passion or try something new in a friendly, relaxed environment.

55+ Wellness Program

Arts & Crafts

Computer Technology

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Health & Fitness

Languages

Music & Dance

online Courses

Self Development

Small Business Workshops

Writing




55+ WELLNESS/SMALL BUSINESS WoRkSHoPS

SMALL BUSINESS 2-HOUR WORKSHOPSThe Brooklyn Economic Development Corporation (BEDC), in conjunction with Kingsborough Community College, presents several workshops for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Each class is two (2) hours.Class fee: $25

Introduction to EntrepreneurshipThis is a 2-hour overview of the risks and benefi ts of self-employment. Participants will be introduced to the attributes of being a successful entrepreneur, and gain an understanding of the responsibilities and rewards of “being your own boss.”The Commercial Real Estate Series will present three workshops relating to leasing or buying commercial properties in New York City. These classes will be taught by an attorney, but are not intended to substitute for the services of a licensed attorney familiar with individual negotiations.

Understanding a Commercial LeaseThis workshop guides participants through a typical commercial lease and alerts them to provisions that can lead to an unfavorable lease. Participants will learn the “language” of a lease: “triple net,” “escalations,” “demising walls,” “CAM charges,” etc. They will also learn about their rights as a commercial tenant in NYC.

Negotiating a Commercial Lease This workshop helps participants understand what type of lease provisions and concessions they can typically negotiate with a landlord. Commercial landlords will learn the basics of structuring a tenant lease.

Understanding a CommercialBuilding Sale ContractThis workshop provides general guidance in negotiating a contract for the sale or purchase of commercial property.

For more information see the BEDC website:www.bedc.orgor call 718-368-6790

55+Friday 7 weeks $7510/19/12 TO 12/7/12No class 11/23/12

10am - 11:30am | Yoga & PilatesBring a mat and yoga belts.

11:45am - 1:15pm | Zumba Gold FitnessBring two 2 lb. hand weights and jazz shoes or dance sneakers only.

12pm - 1pm | AquasizeBring bathing suit, towel, water shoes and a lock.

Sunday 7 weeks $7510/21/12 TO 12/09/12No class 11/25

10am - 11:30am | Tai ChiBring a mat.

11:45am - 1:15pm | Fifty Plus FitnessBring a mat and two 2 lb. hand weights.

2pm - 3pm | AquasizeBring bathing suit, towel, water shoes and a lock.

Workshops

Sunday, October 21st 3:30 to 5pm $15“LEARN HOW TO INFLUENCE YOUR LIFE THROUGH THE LAW OF ATTRACTION”Tap into the next dimension and reach your true powers to make changes in the world. You have the power to make a diff erence in your life and the lives of those around you.

Instructor Orly Amor - Author, Mentor, Keynote and Motivational SpeakerBring a writing pad and pen

Friday, October 26th 1:30 to 3pm $15“CONSCIOUS CONTENTMENT”Conscious Contentment is an actively engaged heightened awareness that shifts an individual from agitation to tranquility when imbalances and stress arise.

Instructor Mario Starace - Holistic Health Practitioner,Speaker & Author

Please call 718-368-5050 to register.

WELLNESS PROGRAM




ENGLISH AS A SECoND LANGUAGE (ESL)

English as a Second Language (ESL)Full-Time Day Intensive: 275 Hours of Instruction. Learn or improve your English! Register for the kELI Full-Time Intensive English as a Second Language Course.

ESL 70Full-time Intensive ESL (T) $870Mon - Fri 9am - 2pm Sept 24-Dec 14

Benefits include: § Customized class placement § Certificate of Attendance (90%) § A valid ID card (provides access to pool,

gym, library, computer labs and other campus facilities)

§ 25 hours per week, for 11 weeks § Assistance for CUNY college admission § Trips and events § TOEFL practice § The issuing of I-20s to qualified students § Academic preparation for university-

bound students § Advanced classes that are suitable for

Masters programsRegistration and exam ongoing from August 6, 2012, Mon - Thur at 9am sharp in Room T231.Please register early to ensure placement. For additional information please call 718-368-4870

ESL and Food HandlerCCC 35Free ESL and Food Handler CertificationFor qualified applicants only.MonTuesFri 9am-2pm Sep 10-Dec 4

While teaching ESL, this program incorporates Serv-Safe and ManageFirst Certifications, covering health and safety during hands-on food preparation. Extensive review sessions are aimed at preparing the students for the food handler’s certification exams. This course is divided into kitchen and classroom sessions. Certifying exams will be given immediately upon completion of the training. Food service, culinary and equipment terminology, stock, soups and sauces, and manning professional chef’s stations̀ are included.Information: Call 718-368-4870

Evening and Weekend ESL ClassesThis part-time English as a Second Language (ESL) program provides 9 levels of proficiency. Register and complete three terms of English as a Second Language in our weeknight program and earn a certificate.

ESL 00English as a Second Language (T) $175MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Sept 19-Dec 19 OR TueThur 6:45-9:45pm Sept 20-Dec 18 § Placement in classes at the level needed § Qualified and experienced instructors § Practice in listening and speaking, as

well as reading and writing § Three (3) hours of computer instruction

(Level 3-8) § Interesting instructional content

designed for all adults

ESL 00SEnglish as a Second Language (T) $150Sat 10am-3:30pm Sept 22-Dec 15 OR Sun 10am-3:30pm Sept 23-Dec 16

For those who can’t attend during the week, we offer ESL on Saturday or Sunday.

ESL Advanced CoursesRTP 99TOEFL: Preparation for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (T) $125TueThur 6:30-9pm Oct 9-Dec 4

For graduates of foreign nations’ secondary schools, who wish to apply for admission to colleges and universities, this class will prepare you to sit for the TOEFL exam.

RWV 55English Conversation $110Wed 7-9pm Oct 10-Dec 5

This is an intermediate to advanced course for those who wish to practice their speaking skills. Led by an experienced teacher, you will maximize your speaking time, make short speeches, and take turns leading groups.

RWV 07Writing for Advanced Non-Native Speakers of English $100Sat 10am-12noon Oct 6-Dec 15

Designed for non-native English speakers, this class will help you to improve your writing skills and focus on standard form and style as well as correct grammatical structures.

Register on-line today at: http://www.kingsborough.edu/continuinged

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CoMPUTER TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE/oNE DAy SEMINARS

Computer Technician CertificatePrepare for the CompTIA A+ Essentials Examination, which evaluates skills needed by entry-level service technicians. This is a Bright outlook occupation; Bright outlook occupations have been identified by the Bureau of Labor as careers that are expected to grow rapidly in the next several years; or will have large numbers of job openings; or are new and emerging occupations.

CTF 71A+ Certification Basics: Hardware I $175MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Oct 15-Nov 7

Review PC hardware components. Includes storage and processing component areas, motherboards, RAM, power supplies, BIOS, CMOS, expansion boards, floppy and hard drives. Part of A+ Certification exam review series.

CTF 72A+ Certification Intermediate: Operating System I $175MonWed 6:45-9:45pm Nov 12-Dec 10

Review PC operating systems. Examine the DOS operating system, Windows 3x interface, Windows 9x and Plug and Play and cover installation, memory management, troubleshooting, optimizing and problem solving. Part of A+ Certification exam review series.

Computer User’s CornerA USB Flash Drive is required for every computer class.

RCL 21Adobe InDesign™ NEW! $150Mon 6:45–9:45pm Oct 1- Dec 10

This class provides you with the concepts and skills to use this desktop publishing application effectively. You will learn type controls, graphics file management, layers and document setup.Prerequisite: Knowledge of Windows™

RCL 23Digital Video Editing NEW! $150Thur 6:45-9:45pm Oct 4-Dec 13

Learn the fundamentals of digital video editing with Windows Moviemaker™. Import clips and work with transitions. Create a DVD or Web version of your edited videos that you can post on YouTube™ and other social media web sites.

RCL 32Excel™ $150Mon 6:45-9:45pm Oct 1-Dec 10

Spreadsheet design and other fundamentals of entering data, editing, formatting and printing, as well as formulas, and printing options are covered.Prerequisite: Knowledge of Windows™

RCL 38Adobe Photoshop™ Introduction $150Tue 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 4

Adobe Photoshop™ is a retouching and image-editing program. This course introduces Photoshop’s extensive toolbox and covers scanning, image transformation, and preparing files for export and printing. Ideal for people with digital cameras.

RCL 39Getting Started with Computers $150Tue 6:45-9:45pm Oct 2-Dec 4 OR Sat 10am-1pm Oct 6-Dec 15

For absolute beginners, learn the basic elements of a Microsoft Windows™ equipped PC - the terminology and recommendations for an effective computer configuration.

RCL 41Computers for Mature Adults $150Sun 10am-1pm Oct 7-Dec 16This course is designed for adults, 55 or older, who want to learn about computers. Through patient hands-on instruction, adults will explore Windows™ and learn about software packages.

VOS 50Troubleshooting Your Computer $150Sat 10am-1pm Oct 6-Dec 15

Learn to install, configure, adjust, and troubleshoot Operating Systems. Obtain skills to set-up simple wireless and hardwired networks, and troubleshoot common printer problems. Great stepping stone in starting your preparation for A+ Certification.

TEC 53Website Technology I $587 This basic course in website technology will focus on the elements of constructing web sites for publication on the World Wide Web.Prerequisite: TEC 57 (Credit Course)Call 718-368-5655 for a brief evaluation and class schedule.

One Day Computer SeminarsRCL 13MS Word™ Introduction $90Fri 9:30am-4pm Nov 9

This introductory course will help you learn to create, edit and format print documents. Tabs, tables, style sheets, mail merge, spellcheck and Thesaurus will be covered.Prerequisite: Basic computer skills.

RCL 16PowerPoint™ $90Fri 9:30am-4pm Nov 16

This introductory course to PowerPoint™, the most widely used presentation tool, will help you jazz up your presentations. We will introduce charts, graphs, text insertion, visual components and customized presentation.




ED2Go oN-LINE CoURSES

New lessons accessed every Wednesday and FridayOct-17-Dec 7 $150

To enroll in any of the courses below, you will need:

§ A Personal Computer or Laptop

§ Internet access

§ An e-mail address

§ Web Browser

BUSINESSVOL 13: Keys to Eff ective CommunicationVOL 14: Eff ective Business WritingVOL 15: Introduction to Microsoft™ PowerPoint 2010VOL 16: Introduction to Microsoft™ Word 2010

GRANT WRITINGVOL 18: Writing Eff ective Grant Proposal (US)VOL 20: A to Z Grant writing (US)

MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIPVOL 21: Achieving Success with Diffi cult PeopleVOL 22: Managing Customer Service

START YOUR OWN BUSINESSVOL 23: Start a Pet Sitting BusinessVOL 24: Start Your Own Gift Basket BusinessVOL 25: Start Your Own Small BusinessVOL 26: Start Your Own Arts and Crafts Business

SALES AND MARKETINGVOL 28: Designing Eff ective WebsitesVOL 29: Marketing Your Business on the InternetVOL 30: Mastering Public Speaking

COMPUTERSVOL 32: Intermediate Dreamweaver™ CS5VOL 33: Intermediate InDesign™ CS5VOL 34: Introduction to InDesign™ CS5VOL 35: Introduction to Photoshop™ CS5

ACCOUNTINGVOL 36: Introduction to Microsoft™ Excel 2010VOL 38: Introduction to Peachtree™ Accounting 2012VOL 39: Introduction to Quickbooks™ 2011

LANGUAGEVOL 40: Conversational Japanese

On-Line CoursesED2GOUpdate your skills or chart a career path at your own pace and at your convenience with our on-line courses. Each course runs for 6 weeks and consists of 12 lessons. You may complete each lesson anytime within 10 days.

For more information about the courses off ered here, visit:

http://www.ed2go.com/kccce

ED2GO




HEALTH&FITNESS/SWIMMING/TENNIS

Health & FitnessIMPoRTANT NoTE: Adults should check with their doctor before beginning any exercise program.

NPF 07Cardio Pilates $100Tue 7:45-9:15pm Oct 9-Dec 4

This course combines calorie burning aerobics and pilates type moves in a standing position using resistance bands to get your body (especially your abs) in the best shape ever.Please bring resistance bands to each class.

NPF 16Hatha Yoga Beginner $100Mon 7:15-8:45pm Oct 15-Dec 3 OR Tue 5:45-7:15pm Oct 9-Nov 27

Hatha Yoga shows you how to renew vigor, release tension, and relax. It is a fascinating method for calming the nervous system, controlling weight and producing radiant health. Learn the basic breathing and posture fundamental to Hatha Yoga, to calm the nervous system and control weight.Please bring a sticky mat, blanket, yoga blocks and a yoga strap to every class.

NPF 24Tai Chi $100Thur 6:30-8:00pm Oct 11-Dec 6

Learn the Yang short form style of Tai Chi - the most popular style world-wide. You will be taught Chi Gung meditation and breathing regulation techniques that will enhance the flow of vital energy in the body, improve blood circulation and enhance immune functions.

NPF 33Zumba Fitness $100Wed 7:30-9pm Oct 10-Nov 28 OR Sun 10:30am-12noon Oct 14-Dec 9

Join the party! Have a blast with Zumba, a low impact aerobic, Latin dance inspired workout. The music will motivate you to move your whole body, burning up lots of calories.

NPF 41Disco Aerobics NEW! $100Thur 7:45-9:15pm Oct 11-Dec 6

This workout includes low impact aerobics to burn fat and utilizes resistance tubes to firm up your whole body while having fun moving to the great disco hits you love.Please bring resistance tubes to each class.

SwimmingSWIMMING: Bring towel, swimsuit and a lock. 52” minimum height requirement. you will be measured.

NSP 52Swimming: Beginner $90Tue 7:30-8:30pm Oct 9-Nov 27 OR Fri 6:30-7:30pm Oct 12-Dec 7

This beginner class will help you relax and learn the basics of swimming.

NSP 53Swimming: Advanced Beginner $90Tue 8:30-9:30pm Oct 9-Nov 27 OR Thur 7:30-8:30pm Oct 11-Dec 6

Improved breathing, kicking and stroking techniques are practiced in this class.

NSP 54Swimming: Intermediate $90Wed 7:30-8:30pm Oct 10-Dec 5 OR Fri 7:30-8:30pm Oct 12-Dec 7

For those with some swimming ability who wish to learn the backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.

NSP 55Swimming: Advanced $90Thur 8:30-9:30pm Oct 11-Dec 6

This class focuses on the fundamentals of swimming for fitness. Warm-up exercises and conditioning will be emphasized.

NSP 56Lap Swimming $110Mon 8-9pm & Wed 8:30-9:30pm Oct 10-Dec 5

This is an aerobic workout for pleasure and conditioning.

NSP 58Aquasize $90Mon 7-8pm Oct 15-Dec 3 OR Sun 12:30-1:30pm Oct 14-Dec 9

This “wet workout” is held in shallow water.

TennisThere is No open court time for singles or doubles play. Class time will be used for instruction only.Bring a racquet, balls, and wear comfortable sneakers.

NSP 63Beginner & Intermediate Tennis $100Wed 8-9:30pm Oct 10-Dec 5

For beginners as well as those with some experience or who have taken Beginner Tennis, this class expands your skills. Learn new techniques and improve your existing ones.Materials required: One sealed can of 3 tennis balls and appropriate sized racquet.




MUSIC/DANCE/ARTS&CRAFTS

MusicNMU 71Piano: Beginner $110Thur 7-9pm Oct 11-Dec 6

Through small group instruction, you will receive a solid foundation in notation, fingering, and rhythm. Learn how to play familiar tunes (folk songs, patriotic songs, classical and modern melodies). Each person will work on his/her own console.Register early! Class size is limited.

DanceNDA 41Ballroom Dancing $110Mon 7-9pm Oct 15-Dec 3

Singles and couples, here is your opportunity to learn and master the graceful art of ballroom dancing while adding excitement to your social life and meeting new friends. Register with a partner - recommended but not required. No sneakers!

NDA 54Latin Dancing $110Tues 7-9 pm Oct 9-Nov 27

Enhance your cultural horizons or improve on your dance moves through the artistry of Latin dancing. Learn the Salsa, Rumba, Tango, Cha-Cha and Merengue and more.

NDA 75Hip Hop Dance NEW! $110Sun 12:30-2pm Oct 14-Dec 9

You will learn the latest core dance moves through drills and repetition to create natural dance movements for parties and clubs.

Arts & CraftsNAR 38Painting with Colored Pencils NEW! $110Tue 7-9pm Oct 9- Nov 27Learn techniques for painting with pencils. Explore value intensity, complementary colors, layering and blending to create unique artwork. Bring SOFT Prisma Color or Spectra Color pencil set, drawing pad, kneaded eraser, sharpener and blender pencil.

NAR 46Design I $110Sat 12-2pm Oct 13-Dec 8You will learn the principles of two-dimensional design and their application. Students will use basic material and techniques while studying line, value, composition, color, shape, texture and the vocabulary of design.Materials required: Sketchbook and sharpies.

NAR 81Watercolor: Beginner $110Sat 9:55-11:55am Oct 13-Dec 8Working from photographs and still-life arrangements learn composition, texture, tonal values, washes, compound colors and other painting techniques.A materials list will be made available at the first session.

NHB 69Crochet: Beginner $110Thur 6:30-8:30pm Oct 11-Dec 6This course, led by a professional designer will teach you basic crochet stitches, reading patterns, hooks and gauge. You will be able to begin a project of your choice. Materials fee: $15

NHB 80Fundamentals of Jewelry Making $110Mon 7-9pm Oct 15-Dec 3Learn French knotting, abstract wirework, paper art and molding. You will use lucite, beads, chains and stones to produce earrings, bracelets, rings and necklaces.Materials fee: $25




WRITING/LANGUAGES/SELF DEVELoPMENT

WritingRWV 65English Grammar Usage $75Mon 7-9pm Oct 15-Dec 3

Proper writing techniques and grammar go hand-in-hand. Learn to write clearer sentences, develop effective paragraphs, design opening paragraphs, arrange facts and ideas logically, and increase coherence.

RWV 89Creative Writing $75Tue 6:45-8:45pm Oct 9-Nov 27

In this course students will be introduced to exercises that stretch their writing in various directions, as well as strategies for finding new ideas, making observations and expanding imagination in a completely supportive and no-pressure environment.

LanguagesNLA 60Spanish: Conversational I $110Wed 6:45-8:45pm Oct 10-Dec 5

Increase your ability to converse with co-workers, colleagues, clients, or neighbors in Spanish.

NLA 21Sign Language: Intermediate $110Tue 6:30-8:30pm Oct 9-Nov 27

This course is for students who have a basic foundation of American Sign Language and would like to broaden their knowledge of the language and become more skilled at signing in this class. You will cover a wider range of signing, which will increase your vocabulary.

Self DevelopmentNHB 05Wine Tasting $100Fri 7-9pm Oct 19, 26, Nov 2 & 9

Jump-start your weekend fun by meeting new friends while sipping and learning about wines of the world. This fun and relaxed class will teach you how to “properly” taste, select, serve and store wines. Tasty food samples served at each session, will demonstrate how to best pair which foods with certain wines.Materials fee: $50 includes wine, food and text book

NHB 73Mastering Portrait Photography NEW! $110Wed. 7-9pm Oct 10-Dec 5

This hands-on course will equip students with the skill to capture strong photographic portraits in natural and artificial lighting environments. Techniques of framing, composition, perspective, focus and subject selection will be applied. Portrait projects will be assigned and evaluated.

NSD 08Defensive Driving Point Reduction Insurance Program $52*One session only: Sat 9am-3:30pm Dec 1

Approved by the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles, this six-hour accident prevention seminar will enable you to reduce your liability and collision insurance (automobile, motorcycle, recreational vehicle) by 10%, for three years. You can also obtain a reduction of four points in penalties on your driver’s license.*The $25 registration fee is waived for this course.Sponsored by the NYS Safety Program, this course is recognized by all insurance companies in New York State.Please be punctual. Latecomers will be turned away.

NSE 80Voice Overs: Get Paid To Talk NEW! $40Mon 6-8:30pm Nov 12

This workshop will introduce you to the expanding world of voice overs. This unique class will also help you find your specific voice niche, where to look for work opportunities, and how to avoid common mistakes. Time will allow for recording a short commercial script for playback at the end of class. No experience required.

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES If you wish to inquire about disability services please contact Kathy Pacilio at 718-368-4514 to discuss your individual needs. Requests for accommodations must be submitted with documentation of disability. Please submit requests and documentation in advance of class start date to ensure that reasonable accommodation requests can be processed in a timely manner.




COLLEGE FOR KIDS

Through participation in new activities, children learn the value of teamwork and personal responsibility, while gaining knowledge and self-worth that

can help them to achieve their goals. We offer a variety of academic and recreational courses for children aged six through thirteen on Kingsborough’s

beautiful and secure campus. Our program is designed to provide opportunities for each child to enjoy the satisfaction of accomplishment

through personal achievements such as mastering skills and educational advancement. Students are also encouraged to embrace a healthy and fit

lifestyle through the many activities and sports to which they are introduced.

Academic Courses

Active Courses

Dance Audition Prep

Early kiddie College

Two-hour Exam Prep




CoLLEGE FoR kIDS 2 HoUR CoURSES

College For KidsCOURSE DAYS AND TIMES

Saturday and/or Sunday Morning: 9:45-10:45 am and 11am-12noon.

Saturday Afternoon: 1-2pm and 2:15-3:15 pm. (Lunch from 12:15-12:45pm)Please indicate choices for the first, second, third and fourth hours on the registration form.Note: No class transfers after the second class session.

Half Day (morning only) Program: 9:45am-NoonNote: Students cannot enroll in the afternoon program only.

Every student enrolls for two (2) courses

you may choose: § 2 Academic Classes, (1 hr. each) or § 1 Academic Class (1 hr.) and 1 Active Class (1 hr.) or § 1 Intensive Class (2 hrs.)

Full-Day Program (Sat. only): 9:45am-3:15pmThe full-day College For Kids program gives the children two more sessions and includes a lunch. Each student enrolls for four courses, only two may be non-consecutive ACTIVE courses.

you may choose: § 4 Academic Classes (1 hr. each) or § 2 Academic Classes and 2 Active Classes or § 1 Intensive Class (2 hrs.) and 1 Academic Class (1 hr.) and 1 Active Class (1 hr.) or

§ 1 Intensive Class (2 hrs.) and 2 Academic Classes (1 hr. each)

START & END DATES

Saturday Classes begin oct 13 and end Dec 8.

Sunday Classes begin oct 14 and end Dec 9.

COURSE FEES

Morning only (Sat and/or Sun) § $85 plus a $25 non-refundable registration fee and materials fees where indicated.

Full-Day Saturday only (AM and PM) § $225 (includes lunch), plus a $25 non-refundable registration fee and materials fees where indicated.

NOTE TO PARENTS

§ Children change classes like real college students and are not escorted around the campus.

§ Parents are encouraged to show first-time students how to get to their classrooms the first day, since children are not escorted individually. Staff, identifiable by badges, are on hand to direct students.

§ In order to drive on campus, parents must purchase a parking permit for $22. Permits are available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you do not have a parking permit, please arrange for your child(ren) to meet you at a pre-designated location.

§ KCC will NOT be liable for the loss or theft of any personal property

TWO-HOUR COURSENote: These 2-hour classes include a short break.

English Language Arts Exam Prep Sat AM Sun AM Reduce anxiety and test jitters, and prepare for the New York State Language Arts Exam.

CIK 21 Language Arts Exam Prep: Grade 3




CIK 25 Language Arts Exam Prep: Grade 7Book fee: $20

Math Exam Prep Sat AM Sun AM Improve your testing performance, and prepare for the New York State Math Exam.

CIK 26 Math Exam Prep: Grade 3




CIK 30 Math Exam Prep: Grade 7Book fee: $20




ACADEMIC CoURSES/6yR oLDS PRoGRAM

Academic CoursesCFK 01 Improve your Reading Skills Sat AM

Individual and small group instruction designed to improve reading comprehension and basic reading skills.Recommended for children 7-9 years of age.

CFK 05 Creative Writing and Illustration Sat AM Sun AM

Learn the history of storytelling. Examine how illustrations can tell a story visually. Write and illustrate your own short story.

CFK 07 Balloon Sculptures Sat AM

Have fun creating crazy balloon sculptures such as turtles, horses, butterflies and crazy hats.Materials fee: $10

CFK 11 Fun with Numbers Sat AM

Math is presented in a fun, non-threatening fashion to increase comfort levels and understanding in the subject.Recommended for children 7-9 years of age.

CFK 15 Chess: Beginner Sat AM Sun AM

Brooklyn has produced some of the world’s greatest high school and college chess teams. Learn basic chess strategies.

CFK 30 Drawing FUNdamentals Sat AM & PM Sun AM

Create 3-D illusions, draw with textures and more. Use the color wheel as a foundation for understanding hue, saturation and tone. Develop a portfolio of amazing pictures.Materials fee: $10

CFK 37 Curious Kids – Science Fair Projects Made Fun NEW! Sat AM & PM

From thinking of a unique science fair experiment to putting fabulous finishing touches on the display, you will learn to put together a winner--and have fun doing it too.Material fee $10

CFK 45 Build a Video Game Sat PM Sun AM

Build a variety of animated projects using SCRATCH, a youth-friendly yet complex programming language that allows students to create pictures, cards and games.Recommended for children 10-13 years of age.

CFK 48 Piano: Beginner Sat AM & PM Sun AM

Learn to play songs on the keyboard in this fun introductory piano class.

CFK 75 Microsoft Office™ for Kids NEW! Sat AM

Learn the essentials of Microsoft™ applications in this fun and informative course. Learn how to prepare book reports, presentations, graphs and more.Recommended for children 10-13 years of age.

Early Kiddie CollegeCIK 06 Six Year-Olds Program Sat AM & PM or Sun AM

Six-year olds are encouraged to explore, imagine and have fun, while in a separate learning environment from the older children.For more information call: 718-368-5052




ACTIVE CoURSES/DANCE AUDITIoN PREP

Active CoursesCFK 80 Karate Kids Sat AM

Become skilled in self-control, physical coordination and conditioning while learning sparring and self defense. Wear loose clothing.

CFK 82 NEW! Dance Like the Stars Sat AM Sun AM

Have fun while learning a variety of professional dances.

CFK 88 Olympic Games NEW! Sat AM & PM

Earn a gold medal while learning some of the games of the ancient olympics such as long jump, discus, throwing and running.You must wear sneakers.

CFK 90 Swimming Sat AM & PM Sun AM

Beginners gain confidence in the water and those with some swimming ability learn kicking, stroking and breathing.Bring towel, swimsuit and a combination lock. Children must be at least 52” tall to swim. NO EXCEPTIONS. You will be measured!

CFK 91 Over the Net Sat PM Sun AM

Volleyball is an excellent way to socialize, while getting an intense workout. You will learn the basic skills of volleyball including the bump, set, pass, and serve while learning how to work as a team unit.You must wear sneakers.

CFK 94 Indoor Soccer Sat AM Sun AM

Learn the basic skills, rules and tactics of soccer. Practice kicking, trapping, passing the ball and shooting. You must wear sneakers.

CFK 96 Basketball Workshop Sat PM Sun AM

Learn the basic strategies and regulations of basketball, including various offensive maneuvers and defensive strategies.You must wear sneakers.

CFK 97 Tennis Sat AM & PM Sun AM

Develop the skills to compete successfully at the popular game of tennis.Materials required: An appropriately sized racquet and one sealed can of 3 tennis balls.You must wear sneakers.

Dance Audition PrepBrighton Ballet Theatre offers the expertise of professional dance specialists to assist your child in choreographing dance, practicing, and polishing routines for any type of dance audition, such as Broadway, commercial try-outs and performance-oriented specialty schools requiring a dance talent component for admission.Contact Brighton Ballet @ 718-769-9161 for more information




Registration InformationHOW TO REGISTER

To avoid disappointment, you should register for your class as early as possible. Some courses fill quickly; others may be cancelled before the first day of class due to low enrollment. Choose from one of five ways to register:

MAIL: You can mail in your registration prior to the start of class. Complete the form on page 36 and mail with your check or money order (payable to KCC CONTINUING ED) or credit card information to:

Continuing Education - Room M-233 Kingsborough Community College 2001 Oriental Boulevard, Box C Brooklyn, New York 11235-2333

Time permitting, we will confirm your registration by mail prior to the first class.

FAX: 718-368-5200

Fax registrations are accepted using Visa or MasterCard, seven days a week, 24 hours a day.

PHONE: 718-368-5050

Phone registrations are accepted using Visa or MasterCard, Monday through Friday from 9:30am-4:30pm.

ON-LINE: www.kingsborough.edu

Just click on Continuing Education. Visa or MasterCard accepted.

IN PERSON:

Daytime walk-in*: Tuesday, September 4, 2012 through Friday, October 12, 2012, from 9am-4pm in Room A-205 in the Administration Building, 2nd floor.

Evening walk-in: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 through Thursday, October 11 from 6-9pm in Room A-205 in the Administration Building, 2nd floor.

Weekend: September 22, 23, 29, 30 and October 6, 13, 2012 from 8:30am to 11:30am in Room A-205 in the Administration Building, 2nd floor.

Cash, check, money order, debit card, Visa or MasterCard accepted.

*No classes: September 25, 26 and October 8 and November 21-25 and December 21, 2012-January 1, 2013

PARKING: You must have a valid parking permit to drive onto the campus.

IDENTIFICATION

All Continuing Education students are required to carry an updated photo identification card at all times. Photo identification cards and update stickers are issued by Kingsborough Community College in room L202 and L222.

Things You Should KnowADULT CLASSES

Continuing Education courses are designed for adults 18 years and older with the exception of the College for Kids Program and the SAT/Regents Test-Prep. See programs for individual requirements.

Courses with a (T) indicate that a text will be required.

Programs, requirements, tuition, fees, and courses are subject to change without advance notice.

NOTIFICATION OF POLICY

All Continuing Education participants are required to follow College rules and regulations. These are available from the Office of Public Safety in the Library building in room L202 and on-line at www.kingsborough.edu

Kingsborough Community College is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Institution. The College does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, sexual orientation, religion, race, color, national or ethnic origin, handicap, veteran, or marital status in its student admissions, employment, access to programs, and administration of its educational policies. Complaints should be directed to Angel Rivera, Chief Diversity Officer at Tel: 718-368-5026 or Fax: 718-368-4509.

FEES § A non-refundable $25 registration fee is to be paid each

semester, regardless of the number of courses taken. § Parking is $22 extra and is available on a first-come,

first-served basis. § Course fees do not include textbooks or supplies. We have

indicated when a course requires an extra fee for materials. Materials fees must be paid for courses where indicated.

§ We accept WIA/ITA Vouchers for most programs. § An income tax deduction is allowed for expenses of education

undertaken to maintain and improve professional skills. Please consult your accountant.

§ The Office of Continuing Education will accommodate requests for letters for reimbursement by Employer or Union.

REFUNDS

Full refunds (minus the $25 non-refundable registration fee) will be made to any registrant who submits a request in writing to the Office of Continuing Education before the first session of the course. § Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing. § No refunds will be made once a course has begun. § No transfers will be made after the second class session.

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

In order to earn a certificate, you must meet an 80% attendance requirement; receive a passing grade (grading is Pass/Fail although you may request a letter grade from your instructor at the first class), and complete all assignments. Most certificate programs are approved by the NYS Department of Education for the training of veterans and others eligible in accordance with Section 1775, Title 38, U.S. Code




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How to Get to Kingsborough Community CollegeCheck out our website for additional information: www.kingsborough.edu

BY SUBWAY:B Line or Q Line Take the B or Q to the Sheepshead Bay Station, then transfer to the Eastbound B49 Bus to KCC OR the Brighton Beach Station, then transfer to the Eastbound B1 Bus to KCC.

F LineTake the F Line to the Ave. X Station, then transfer to the Eastbound B1 Bus to KCC.

D Line(West End) Take the D Line to the 25th Avenue Station, then transfer to the Eastbound B1 Bus to KCC.

N Line(Sea Beach) Take the N Line to the 86th St. Station, then transfer to the Eastbound B1 Bus to KCC.

2, 3, 4 or 5 LinesTake the 2, 3, 4 or 5 to the Franklin Avenue Station, transfer to the S Line to Prospect Park Station, transfer to the B or Q to the Brighton Beach Station, then transfer to the Eastbound B1 Bus to KCC.

Free shuttle bus service between Brighton Beach & Coney Island Station and campus.

BY BUS:Direct to the CollegeTake B1 or B49 to last stop, Oriental Boulevard and Mackenzie Street, then walk east on Oriental Boulevard, which leads directly to the entrance of Kingsborough Community College. Connecting buses are:

B2: Transfer to B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave R.

B3: Transfer to B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave U.

B4: Transfer to B1 at Ocean Pkwy & Neptune Ave, or to B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave Z.

B6: Transfer to B1 at 86th St & 18th Ave, or B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave J.

B7: Transfer to B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave P/Kings Hway.

B8: Transfer to B1 at 86th St & 18th Ave, or to B49 at Ocean Ave & Foster Ave.

B9: Transfer to B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave M.

B11: Transfer to B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave J.

B12: Transfer to B49 at Bedford Ave & Clarkson Ave.

B16: Transfer to B1 at Ba y Ridge Ave & Ft Hamilton Pkwy.

B25: Transfer to B49 at Franklin Ave & Fulton St.

B31: Transfer to B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave R.

B35: Transfer to B49 at Bedford Ave & Church Ave.

B36: Transfer to B1 at Ocean Pkwy & Neptune Ave, or to B49 at East 16th St & Sheepshead Bay Rd.

B43: Transfer to B49 at Bedford Ave & Empire Blvd.

B45: Transfer to B49 at Bedford Ave & Saint Johns Pl.

B48: Transfer to B49 at Franklin Ave & Fulton St.

B68: Transfer to B1 at Brighton Beach Ave & Coney Island Ave.

B82: Transfer to B1 at 86th St & Bay Pkwy, or to B49 at Ocean Ave & Ave P/Kings Hway.

BY CAR:From LITake the Southern State Parkway to the Belt Parkway and follow the directions for Brooklyn from the East.

From ManhattanTake the Brooklyn Bridge or the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel and follow signs to the Brooklyn Queens Expressway (BQE 278W). Then follow the signs to the Belt Parkway and follow the directions for Brooklyn from the West.

From BrooklynFrom the East, take the Belt Parkway Westbound to Exit 8 Coney Island Avenue. After exiting make a right at the stop sign onto Voorhies Ave. Go to the second light and make a right onto Sheepshead Bay Rd. Go three lights and make a right onto Emmons Ave. Make a left on Shore Blvd. which runs into West End Ave. Go two lights and make a left onto Oriental Blvd. Proceed to main gate of college campus and parking.

From BrooklynFrom the West, take the Belt Parkway Eastbound to Exit 8 Coney Island Avenue. Turn right at Guider Avenue and continue to traffic light. Turn right onto E. 12th Street. At traffic light turn left onto Neptune Avenue. Turn right at traffic light onto Cass Place and proceed to second light. Turn right onto West End Ave. At second light make a left onto Oriental Blvd and go straight to the main gate of the college.

Parking: On-campus parking is $22.00 (tax incl.) per semester and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please have your license plate number ready when applying for your permit.




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Room A-205 is located in the Administration Bldg.CONTINUING EDUCATION FALL 2012 CALENDAR




AAccounting Fundamentals ............................ 13A+ Certification Basics: Hardware I ...........26A+ Certification Intermediate .......................26ACT Test Prep ........................................................... 22Adobe InDesign™ ...............................................26Adobe Photoshop™ Introduction .................26Advanced Cardiac Life Support for Healthcare Providers (ACLS) ........................11 Aerobics, Disco .................................................. 28Age 55+ Wellness ................................................... 24Anatomy and Physiology .................................. 8Aquasize .................................................................28

BBallroom Dancing ..............................................29Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS HCP) ........................................ 10Basic Patient Care Skills and Medical Law ................................................... 9Business Communication and Office Management ........................................... 14Business Computing ......................................... 14Business Essentials ........................................... 14Business Writing & Grammar ....................... 14

CCalendar, Fall 2012 ................................................. 38Cardio Pilates .......................................................28CASAC ...................................................................20Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) Intensive ....... 9Certified Nurse Aide for PCTs ....................... 8Composting at KCC ...........................................17Compulsive Gambling Treatment and Prevention ..............................20Computerized Billing and Clinical Practice .................................................... 8College for Kids .......................................... 32-34Computers for Mature Adults .......................26Computers, Getting Started With ...........26Computers, Troubleshooting ........................... 26Concepts of Pharmacology .............................. 8CPR for Non-Medical Personnel (Heart Saver CPR) ................................................ 9Creative Writing ................................................ 30Crochet: Beginner ..............................................29

DDance, Ballroom Dance, Latin Dance, Hip Hop Dance ......................................................... 29Defensive Driving for Taxi Drivers............ 18Defensive Driving Point Reduction Insurance Program ........................................... 30Design I ...................................................................29Diagnostic Tests and Electronic Health Records ............................... 9Digital Video Editing........................................26Directions to Kingsborough ..........................37

EEKG/ECG Technician ........................................ 9EMT .......................................................................... 12English as a Second Language .....................25English Conversation .......................................25English Grammar Usage ................................ 30English Language Arts Skills Builder for Pre-GED® Students ............................................ 21Event & Meeting Planning I & II .................. 16Excel™ ......................................................................26

FFundamental Investing ................................... 13Fundamentals of Being a CNA ...................... 8Fundamentals of Jewelry Making ..............29

GGeographic Information Systems .................15Get Paid To Talk ................................................. 30Getting Started with Computers .................26

HHatha Yoga Beginner .......................................28Health and Nutrition of the Resident/Patient ................................................... 8High School Equivalency ............................... 21Hip Hop Dance ....................................................29

IInsurance, Property & Casualty .....................15Interior Design: Basic Principles................. 16Interior Design: Drafting Principles .......... 16Interior Design: The Industry ....................... 16Introduction, Terminology and Insurance ........................................................ 8IRS Mandated Registered Tax Return Preparer Exam Preparation ........................... 13

LLap Swimming .....................................................28Latin Dancing ......................................................29

MMake-Up Artist Industry, Breaking Into ..16Make-Up Applications for the Industry ... 16Mastering Portrait Photography ................ 30Math Skills Builder for Pre-GED® Students ............................................ 21Medical Terminology and Pharmaceutical Calculations ............................................................ 8MS Word™ Introduction ..................................26

NNational Work Readiness Credential Training ............................................17Notary Public ...................................................... 13

OOn-Line Courses ............................................... 27

PPainting with Colored Pencils ......................29Pediatric Advanced Life Support For Healthcare Providers (PALS) ........................11Phlebotomy Procedures .................................... 9Pilates, Cardio ........................................................... 28Piano: Beginner ...................................................29PowerPoint™..........................................................26Paralegal I & II ............................................................13Preparation for the CUNY Freshman Skills Assessment Test (ACT) ...................................22Procedures and Coding ..................................... 8Property and Casualty Insurance ............... 15

QQuickBooks Pro™ for Accountants ............ 13

RReal Estate Investing Made Simple ........... 15Real Estate Salesperson .................................. 15Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse ......................................................... 14Registration Information .............................. 35

SSAT Preparation .................................................22School Violence Prevention and Intervention ................................................. 14Sign Language for Health Care Professionals ................................ 9Sign Language: Intermediate ...................... 30Substance Abuse Counseling ......................... 20Spanish: Conversational I ............................. 30Swimming: Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced ...............................................................28Swimming, Lap .................................................. 28

TTai Chi .....................................................................28Tax Preparer ......................................................... 13Taxi ........................................................................... 18Tennis, Beginner & Intermediate ................. 28TOEFL: Preparation for the Test of English as a Foreign Language .....................................25Troubleshooting Your Computer .................26

UUrban Farm Training Program .....................17

VVoice Overs: Get Paid to Talk ....................30

WWatercolor: Beginner ........................................29Website Technology I .......................................26Wine Tasting ....................................................... 30Word, Microsoft Office™ ...............................26Writing for Advanced Non-Native Speakers of English .................25

YYoga, Hatha Beginner .................................... 28

ZZumba Fitness .....................................................28

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KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFFICE OF

CONTINUINGEDUCATION

Kingsborough Community College | Offi ce of Continuing Education2001 Oriental Boulevard | Brooklyn, N.Y. 11235Phone: 718-368-5050 | Fax: 718-368-5200

What’s New?THE kINGSBoRoUGH SIMULATIoN CENTER FoR EMERGENCy CARE AND THE HEALTH SCIENCESWith modern healthcare simulation still relatively new and the emergence of a wider range of technically more advanced simulators, human simulation has become the next frontier in healthcare education.

GIS: GEoGRAPHIC INFoRMATIoN SySTEMS Learn to store, retrieve, manage, display, and analyze all types of geographical and spatial data and to create spatial queries and other location-based analyses. This course is ideal for those interested in Real Estate.

PREPARATIoN FoR THE IRS REGISTERED TAx PREPARER ExAMThe IRS will require all tax preparers who receive a fee for completing and signing off on a tax return, to receive an IRS certifi cation. This course will prepare you to sit for the IRS certifi cation examination.

Register on-line today at: http://www.kingsborough.edu/continuingedI t ’s easy! I t ’s fast ! I t ’s convenient !

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