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Workforce Continuing Education Schedule

SPRING 2019www.sccnc.edu

Succeeding Together.

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Beverlee Nance, Vice President Workforce & Community Development (910) 788-6208beverlee.nance@sccnc.edu Offi ce: T-106

Evelyn Brisbon HRD Specialist (910) 788-6326evelyn.brisbon@sccnc.edu Offi ce: T-100

Janie Caswell, Coordinator Basic Skills (910) 788-6326janie.caswell@sccnc.edu Offi ce: T-110

Bettina Cox, Center Manager Columbus County NCWorks Career Center (910) 788-6388bettina.cox@sccnc.edu Offi ce: A-135

Stephanie Kriner, Coordinator EMS/Fire Training (910) 788-6314stephanie.kriner@sccnc.edu Offi ce: HHS-105

An ie c uf e RN, Director/Instructor Healthcare Training (910) 788-6229angela.mcduf e sccnc.edu Offi ce: HHS-112

For more information contact:

Becki McPherson, Director Small Business Center (910) 788-6419becki.mcpherson@sccnc.edu Offi ce: T-114

Brenda Orders, Director Continuing Education (910) 788-6317brenda.orders@sccnc.edu Offi ce: T-108

Travis Paul, Director Public Safety Training & Prison Education (910) 788-6217travis.paul@sccnc.edu Offi ce: HHS-104

Denise Young, Basic Skills Recruiter/HS Equivalency Examiner (910) 788-6432denise.young@sccnc.edu Offi ce: T-112

Pre-registration is encouraged. To pre-register, call or e-mail

Frances Ward frances.ward@sccnc.edu (910) 788-6425

Jennifer White jennifer.white@sccnc.edu (910) 788-6296

New Direct Lines

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Workforce Continuing Education: Bringing People and Careers Together

Southeastern Community College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award certi cates, diplomas and associate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern ane, Decatur, eorgia 30033- 097 orcall 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Southeastern Community College.

General Information• Enrollment is open on a rst-come, rst-serve basis.• Classes are open to everyone age 16 and above. • Sixteen and 17 year olds may enroll with special permission in the

Basic Skills/High School Equivalency Diploma Program.• Registration and fee payment is required at the rst scheduled

meeting of the class. Insurance is required for some classes.• Southeastern also provides on-site job skills training and

literacy classes for area businesses and industries.The North Carolina eneral Assembly has set the following fees for Workforce Continuing Education Classes:

Fee Schedule$70 for 0 - 24 Hours of Instruction$125 for 25 - 50 Hours of Instruction$180 for 51 or More Hours of Instruction

Personal InterestAll personal interest classes are self-supporting. People enrolling in these courses are required to pay registration fees which are based on instructional costs associated with each class.Registration fees and supply costs associated with classes are subject to change without prior notice.

Method of Payment Fees may be paid by cash, check or money order.

RefundsRefunds for Workforce Continuing Education courses are made as follows: 100% if requested before a course begins or if the course is cancelled, 75% if requested after a course begins, but before 10% of the total class meetings. For more information, contact:(910) 788-6296.

Class CancellationSCC’s Workforce & Community Development Division reserves the right to cancel classes/seminars/workshops due to insuf cient pre-registration and/or enrollment. A course may be cancelled if fewer than ten (10) students enroll. Many classes require that you are in attendance the rst class meeting.

Continuing Education Units (CEU’s)Southeastern Community College awards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for occupational extension classes. CEUs will be awarded for non-credit courses satisfactorily completed on the basis of one CEU for each 10 hours of instruction. Fractions of CEUs will be awarded; thus, a 24 hour course will earn the student 2.4 CEUs. CEUs will not be awarded to students who fail to satisfactorily complete a course.

Student TranscriptsStudents enrolling in workforce continuing education courses will have a permanent transcript on le at Southeastern Community College which lists all non-credit training taken through the college.• Occupational Extension/Personal Interest Transcript Request:

Students must complete a Continuing Education Transcript Request form located on the college website and in the Workforce & Community Development Division of ce in T-building.

• Of cial North Carolina High School Equivalency Diploma TranscriptRequest:Contact Denise Young at (910) 788-6432.

Disability ServicesSCC does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission or access to its programs, services, or activities of individuals who meet essential eligibility requirements. The college will provide reasonable accommodations for documented disabilities of individuals who are eligible to receive or participate in college programs, services, or activities.

SCC’s Student Services Center provides an ADA counselor to assist students in requesting disability-related accommodations.

Title IX of the Educational Amendments Act of 1972Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 states: “No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the bene ts of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving federal nancial assistance. The college does not discriminate on the basis of sex in educational programs or activities, recruitment, admission or employment consideration or selection, whether full-time or part time, under any educational program or activity operated by the college receiving or bene ting from federal nancial assistance.

More information is available at www.sccnc.edu/about-scc/titleix/.

to students who fail to satisfactorily complete a course.

Need Financial Assistance with Training Costs?Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has a variety of programs that may assist with training

expenses for eligible students. Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately at (910) 788-6261 orvisit the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.

Acme Delco Elem Acme Delco Elementary

Acme Delco MS Acme Delco Middle School

Bolton Sr Ctr Bolton Senior Center

Chadbourn Elem Chadbourn Elementary

Chadbourn Lib Chadbourn ibrary

CCCA-Fair Bluff Columbus Career & College Academy Fair Bluff Campus

CSA Bldg, Delco CSA Building, Delco

DREAM Ctr Whiteville DREAM Center

Eastcoast MH Eastcoast Migrant Headstart

ECol Sr Ctr East Columbus Senior Center

FB Sr Ctr Fair Bluff Senior Center

FBC Whiteville First Baptist Church Whiteville

Guideway Elem uideway Elementary

Community Sites

Mt Olive HS Mt Olive Headstart

Mt Tabor BC Mt Tabor Baptist Church Cerro ordo

Nakina Mid Nakina Middle

Ransom Sr Ctr Ransom Senior Center

River of Life River of ife Outreach ChurchOutreach ChSacred Heart CC Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Tabor City Elem Tabor City Elementary

TC Sr Ctr Tabor City Senior Center Whiteville FBCFH Whiteville First Baptist Church Fellowship HallWhiteville Sr Ctr Whiteville Senior Center

WUMC Whiteville United Methodist Church

Class Location Key

A Main BldgB Technical BldgC Science BldgCART Cartrette BldgD Art ClassroomHHS Health & Human Services BldgM Multipurpose BldgNES Nesmith Student CtrR Allied Health BldgT Business & Industry Skills Training Ctr

SCC Campus

4 Spring 2019

Table of Contentseneral Information .................................................................... 3

Aprendices del idioma ingles (E ) ............................................ 5 Basic Skills/High School Equivalency Diploma .......................... 5Basic Skills Plus Pathways ......................................................... 6High School Equivalency Diploma Test Dates ............................ 7DSS Income Maintenance Caseworker...................................... 7Career Training ........................................................................... 8Culinary Arts Program ................................................................ 9Project Skill Up ........................................................................... 9Computer/Photography ........................................................... 10ed2go....................................................................................11-12EMS/Fire/ aw Enforcement Training ................................... 13-14Healthcare & Medical Occupations ..................................... 15-17Medical Of ce Occupations ...................................................... 17

Workforce Continuing Education Schedule

HRD Job Readiness ................................................................. 18Employability Skills & Pre-Hire Training .................................. 19NCWorks Customized Training Program .................................. 19Industrial/Skilled Trades ........................................................... 20Manufacturing Skills Pathway................................................... 21

icensure & Certi cation...................................................... 22-23Personal Interest ................................................................. 23-24Small Business Center FREE Seminars ............................. 25-26NCWorks Career Center .......................................................... 27Defensive Driving ..................................................................... 27SCC Success Scholarship........................................................ 28New Programs ......................................................................... 29Advanced Manufacturing Training Center ................................ 30Articulation Agreement ............................................................. 31

NEW Class OfferingsIntro to PC Maintenance II .............................................................10Microsoft Word 2016 (Hybrid) ........................................................10Tips and Tricks to Improve Your Photography Skills .....................10Website Creation sing HTM ......................................................10Hire Yourself: Create Your Own Career .........................................19Adult Hip Hop - Beginners .............................................................23Chunky Blanket - Hand Crocheting ...............................................24Stained lass for Beginners ..........................................................24Wheel Throwing for Beginners ......................................................24

Manufacturing Skills Pathway

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Basic Skills / High School Equivalency Diploma

Location Date Day/Time Instructor

SCC, T-building, Room 122 1/03-5/10 MWTh 8am-5:00pm; T 8am-9pm;F 8am-3pm SCC Staff

Bolton Senior Center 1/08-5/09 T 6:30-8:30pm; WTh 5-8:30pm GMathisCCCA- Fair Bluff 1/09-5/08 MW 6-9pm WMcClellandChadbourn Elementary School 1/09-5/08 MW 5-8pm MMcCollumChadbourn Library 1/09-5/09 MTh 4-7pm LEveretteCSA Building, Delco 1/08-5/09 TTh 6-9pm EKeatonDREAM Center 1/08-5/09 MTWTh 9am-1:30pm FBooneMt. Olive Headstart 1/09-5/08 MW 8am-12n MDixonMt. Tabor Baptist Church 1/08-5/07 MT 6-9pm FBooneNakina Middle School 1/08-5/09 TTh 6-9pm AStacyRiver of Life Outreach Church 1/08-5/08 TW 5-8pm TWilsonHigh School Equivalency Diploma OnlineOnline 1/03-5/10 Online VBaxleyAprendices del idioma inglés (ELL)Acme Delco Elementary School 1/08-5/09 TTh 4-6pm MCreechEastcoast Migrant Headstart 1/08-5/09 TTh 5:30-8:30pm MBieblSacred Heart Catholic Church 1/13-5/05 Su 10am-12:30pm ACogliano

Sixteen and 17-year olds may enroll with special permission. For more information, contact Denise Young at (910) 788-6432.

Adult Basic Education (ABE)This program is for adult learners who need to improve their reading, mathematics, oral and written communication, and critical thinking skills. earners will also achieve personal goals, improve skills for the workplace, and/or prepare for enrollment in a high school level program.

Aprendices del idioma inglés (ELL)Estas clases están diseñadas para los estudiantes cuya lengua materna no es inglés. Instrucción se centra en conocimientos de ingl s que permitir n. a los estudiantes interactuar e cazmente en la comunidad y en el lugar de trabajo.

High School Equivalency Diploma (HSE)High school equivalency coursework prepares you to earn the North Carolina State Board of Community Colleges High School Equivalency Diploma by taking a series of paper-based or computer-based tests that certify you have attained the subject matter knowledge and skills associated with high school completion.

FREE Classes! Enroll Anytime!Prepare for the High School Equivalency Diploma test(s). Improve your reading, writing and math skills and Increase your chance of getting a better job.

SOS: Student Orientation ServicesNew students are required to attend an orientation before enrolling inthe Basic Skills ab.

Fridays beginning: 1/11-4/26 9am-12n SCC,T-122

For more information or to pre-register, call Janie Caswell at (910) 788-6326.

Basic Skills Orientation

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Basic Skills Plus Pathways Earn a High School Equivalency Diploma and prepare for a new career at the same time!

Prepare for one of the following careers:

• Manufacturing Technician• Culinary Arts• DSS Income Maintenance Caseworker• Nurse Aide I• Pharmacy Technology• Welding

Earn• High School Equivalency Diploma• Career Readiness Certi cate• 3rd Party Credentials

Learn• Employability Skills• ob Speci c Occupational Skills• Technical Skills

Pharmacy TechnologySee page 16 for more details

DSS Income MaintenanceCaseworker

See page 7 for more details

Nurse Aide ISee page 15 for more details

Manufacturing Skills Pathway

See page 21 for more details

Culinary ArtsSee page 9 for more details

To learn more about Basic Skills Plus, contact: Crystal Griffin (910) 788-6391or e-mail crystal.griffin@sccnc.edu

WeldingSee page 20 for more details

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High School Equivalency Diploma Test DatesCBT (Computer Based Testing) Fee: $53.75 or $10.75 per test

PBT (Pencil Based Testing) Fee: $75 or $15 per test

HiSET (CBT & PBT) anguage Arts, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics & Reading

» Retake the individual test up to two times for free

All test takers are required to arrive30 minutes before scheduled tests.

Valid ID is required.

Test Date Day Time LocationJanuaryHiSET (CBT) 1/14 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222HiSET (PBT) 1/30 W 9am-3pm SCC, HHS-135February HiSET (CBT) 2/11 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222HiSET (PBT) 2/27 W 4-9pm SCC, HHS-135March HISET (CBT) 3/11 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222HiSET (PBT) 3/23 S 9am-1pm SCC, HHS-135AprilHiSET (PBT) 4/10 W 9am-3pm SCC, HHS-135HiSET (CBT) 4/15 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222MayHiSET (CBT) 5/06 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222

Pearson (GED Testing Service) (CBT only) Fee: $80 anguage Arts, Science, Social Studies & Mathematics

» Retake the individual test up to two times for free

TASC (CBT & PBT) Fee: $52 anguage Arts, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics & Reading

» Retake the individual test up to two times for free

Pearson and TASC testing available upon request.Call Denise Young at (910) 788-6432.

DSS Income Maintenance Caseworker Career Pathway

Career Training

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s)Human Services Exploration: DSS Caseworker Phase I 1/08-2/26 TTh 6-9pm SCC, CART-110 HRD Fee Waived

Human Services Exploration: DSS Caseworker Phase I 3/19-5/07 TTh 6-9pm SCC, CART-110 HRD Fee Waived

Income Maintenance Caseworker - NCFAST Phase II 1/09-3/06 MW 6-9pm SCC, CART-110 $125Income Maintenance Caseworker - NCFAST Phase II 3/18-5/13 MW 6-9pm SCC,CART -110 $125

For more information or to pre-register, call Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317.

Begin your career in the human services eld. The courses below will prepare you for an entry level position as a DSS Income Maintenance Caseworker and are recognized statewide. Upon successful completion of both courses, you are prepared to apply for an Income Maintenance Caseworker position at any DSS of ce across the state of North Carolina.

Human Services Exploration: DSS Caseworker Phase IThis course covers skills and strategies designed to provide employability skills training and career exploration for the role of Income Maintenance Caseworker within the Division of Social Service agencies. It is a pre-requisite for the Income Maintenance Caseworker-NCFAST Phase II course.Instructors: KMurphy/CEdwards

Income Maintenance Caseworker - NCFAST Phase IIPre-requisite: Human Services Exploration: DSS Caseworker Phase IThis course is designed to cover a variety of skills associated with the Income Maintenance Caseworker role to determine service eligibility. Speci c focus will include pro ciency in the utilization of the NCFAST application.Instructors: MEDavis/SPrevatte

Career Training

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s) InstructorBasics in Volunteer Management 1/15-3/26 Online SCC, Moodle $70 MPrevatteBeekeeping 4/04-4/25 Th 5:30-8:30pm SCC, CART-148 $70 + $0.55 ins TLengnerEffective Teacher Training/Active Shooter/Bloodborne Pathogens 2/04-2/21 MTTh 6-9pm SCC, CART-164 $70 BYates

Effective Teacher Training/Active Shooter/Bloodborne Pathogens 4/01-4/16 MTTh 6-9pm SCC, CART-164 $70 BYates

Grant Writing for the Beginner 3/07-4/04 Th 6-9pm SCC, CART-108 $70 TLewisGrant Writing (Advanced) 4/11-5/09 Th 6-9pm SCC, CART-108 $70 TLewisNC REAL for Small Businesses 2/19-4/09 T 5:30-8:30pm SCC, A-228 $70 BMcPhersonSign Language - Part I 1/08-2/26 T 5:30-8:30pm SCC, A-212 $70 CBentzSign Language - Part II 3/12-4/30 T 5:30-8:30pm SCC, A-212 $70 CBentz

Pre-registration is encouraged. To pre-register, call (910) 788-6296 or (910) 788-6425.

Basics in Volunteer Management (Online)Issues in the management of volunteers, planning a volunteer program, managing personnel, developing and implementing policies and procedures will be covered in this course.

Beekeeping Take this introduction class to learn about starting and keeping a beehive. The course will cover the three types of bees, the bee nest, components of the hive, seasonal management, along with information about pests and diseases. At the end of this class, an inspection of SCC beehives will be offered. Participation for this activity is voluntary.

Effective Teacher Training/Active Shooter/BBPThis course is required to teach or substitute in Columbus County and Whiteville City School systems. Topics include: Developmentally Effective Teaching Strategies, Behavior Management, Classroom Management Strategies, Procedures for Emergency Situations, North Carolina Course of Study, North Carolina School Policy, egal Issues and more. 100% attendance required.

NC Real for Small Businessessing the NC REA (Rural Entrepreneurship through Action earning)

curriculum, participants will learn to start, expand and improve their own small business. Topics include: business plan creation, budgets, taxes and much more. No prior business experience is required.

Sign Language IStudents will focus on mastering ngerspelling, numbers, colors, facial grammar and sentence structure along with learning conversational/cultural behaviors necessary to hold a beginning-level conversation in sign language.

Sign Language II In Part II, you will continue to study everyday communication in every lesson. Topics revolve around sharing information about the world around us. rammar is introduced in context, with an emphasis on developing question and answering skills.

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Grant Writing for the BeginnerAttend and learn the process for planning grants including research and organization requirements along with exploring terminology and essentials for successful written proposals. At the end of the course, students will have developed a written grant proposal abstract and a sample budget for a grant funding cycle.

Grant Writing (Advanced) This course is designed for individuals that are familiar with the grant writing process and want to learn how to write effective grant proposals that are essential to acquire grant funding from government agencies and private foundations. This in-depth class will provide participants the skills needed to develop and submit competitive funding proposals on an advanced level.

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Culinary ArtsIntroduction to Culinary Arts: Quality Food ServicesThis course is designed to introduce the student to the fundamental concepts, skills, techniques, and principles used to gain employment in the food service industry. Areas of study include cooking methods, safe food handling, knife skills, kitchen terminology, recipe use, nutritional concepts, measurements, personal hygiene, proper use and care of equipment and proper work attire. Students will receive Serv-Safe certi cation in sanitation and safety regulations and Infant/Child/Adult CPR First Aid certi cation. Instruction methods include lecture, hands-on food preparation experience, and visiting guest speakers.Instructor: CMullins

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s)Introduction to Culinary Arts: Quality Food Services 2/04-4/29 MT 8:30am-12:30pm SCC, T-111 $180 + Other cost(s) below

Other cost(s) $0.55 ins + $17 CPR card + Serv-Safe Manager Book 7th Ed (includes Exam Answer Sheet) $73.66 w/tax

To pre-register or for more information about financial assistance,contact Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317 or e-mail brenda.orders@sccnc.edu.

NC Tobacco Trust Fund Commission provides nancial assistance allowing participants to enroll in workforce continuing education training to enhance employable skills, attain industry recognized credentials and raise awareness of options for diversi cation in agribusiness.

Project Skill Up

• Electrical Wiring• Healthcare

(Medical Billing & Coding, Nurse Aide, Ophthalmic Assistant and Pharmacy Technology)

• HVAC• Welding• Masonry• Other classes available

For more information and a complete listing of eligible classes,call Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317or e-mail brenda.orders@sccnc.edu

This project received funding from the N.C. Tobacco Trust Fund Commission.

We’re Looking for NEWInstructors!

Want to teach? SCC is always looking for new instructors! What are you interested in teaching? Current possibilities include:

• Nurse Aide• EMT/Fire• Skilled Trades• Computer Skills• Job Readiness• Licensures & Certifications• Basic Skills• SBC Seminars• Medical Billing & Coding• And more!

For more information about teaching at SCC,call us at (910) 788-6296.

10 Spring 2019

Digital Photography Boot Camp – Part IInstruction will progress from basic camera operation to a solid foundation in the knowledge of today’s digital photography and equipment. Students will do weekly photo projects.

Digital Photography Boot Camp – Part IIThis class will build on the foundations of basic knowledge and is geared to the student who has a working understanding of the camera and exposure. Topics will cover the camera, digital work ow, exposure triangle, white balance and on camera ash as well as using natural light.

Events, Weddings and PortraitsPre-requisite: Basic PhotographyDesigned for students interested in professional techniques associated with venue and portrait photography, this class will cover events such as sports, concerts, and weddings. Students will identify the must have shots, correct equipment, checklists and how to effectively work with clients.

Tips and Tricks to Improve Your Photography Skills – NEWThis class will give you tools to improve your photography skills and take your creativity to a new level. Students will explore light painting and trick photography along with new techniques and practical tips to take your photos from boring to awesome!

Computer/Photography Classes

Title Date Day Time Location Cost InstructorHow to Use Your Computer - Part I 1/15-3/05 T 5:30-8:30pm SCC, T-124 $70 MBaldwinHow to Use Your Computer - Part II 3/12-4/30 T 5:30-8:30pm SCC, T-124 $70 MBaldwinIntro to Microsoft Office 2016 (Hybrid) 1/17-3/07 Th 6-9pm SCC, T-126 $70 GCableIntro to PC Maintenance II 2/12-4/02 T 5:30-8:30pm SCC, T-120 $70 BKingMicrosoft Word 2016 (Hybrid) 3/21-5/09 Th 6-9pm SCC, T-126 $70 GCableQuickBooks for the Beginner 1/08-2/26 T 6-9pm SCC, T-126 $70 GCableQuickBooks - The Next Step 3/12-4/30 T 6-9pm SCC, T-126 $70 GCableWebsite Creation Using HTML 2/21-4/18 Th 5:30-8:30pm SCC, A-203 $70 ISmeighPhotography ClassesDigital Photography Boot Camp - Part I 1/07-3/04 M 6-9pm SCC, CART-126 $70 BLongDigital Photography Boot Camp - Part II 3/18-5/13 M 6-9pm SCC, CART-126 $70 BLongEvents, Weddings and Portraits 1/17-3/07 Th 6-9pm SCC, CART-126 $70 BLongTips & Tricks to Improve Your Photography Skills 3/21-5/09 Th 6-9pm SCC, CART-126 $70 BLong

Pre-registration is encouraged. To pre-register, call (910) 788-6296 or (910) 788-6425.

How to Use Your Computer Part I If you think computers are too confusing or just plain scary, come to this hands-on class. You will test drive the mouse and experiment with all the keys on the keyboard. Take the fear out of it and have fun learning the very basics of today’s computers.

How to Use Your Computer Part II Explore Windows and nd out what certain icons are for and how to best use them. earn to navigate the system to nd what you are looking for. Explore the start button menu to make computer life easier. This class helps the beginner to be more pro cient.

Introduction to icrosoft Of ce 0 6 ybridIn this class, you’ll learn everything from creating impressive letters and documents (MS Word) to compelling spreadsheets and tables (MS Excel) to persuasive presentations (MS PowerPoint)

Intro to PC Maintenance II – NEW This course will expand on the concepts of personal computer maintenance and repair, such as hardware and software installation, system optimization and basic troubleshooting. Students will continue to learn a variety of operations and maintenance techniques, as well as safety and anti-virus procedures.

Microsoft Word 2016 (Hybrid) – NEWTopics will include working with documents using the functions and features, text and paragraphy formatting, and page layout along with much, much more about Word.

QuickBooks for the Beginner Attend and gain experience as you master the tools you need to set up a chart of accounts, reconcile your checking account; create and prepare invoices, receipts and statements; track your payables, inventory and receivables; create estimates and generate reports.

QuickBooks - The Next Step If you have already taken the beginning QuickBooks class or know how to use basic functions, attend to learn how to prepare estimates, use credit cards for purchases, reconcile credit card accounts, set up bank accounts, and apply credits to invoices.

Website Creation Using HTML – NEWThis course introduces basic markup language and various navigational tools. Students should be able to create a website using basic markup language, retrieve/decompress les, email, and utilize other internet tools upon completion.

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Course Categories• Accounting & Finances• Business• College Readiness• Computers Applications• Digital Photography• raphic Design• Healthcare & Medical• anguages• aw and egal• Non-Pro t• Personal Enrichment• Project Management• Teaching and Education• Technology• Veterinary• Web Design• Writing and More!

Find your course!www.ed2go.com/sccnc

Registration Fee$70

• Computer Skills for the Workplace• Intro to JavaScript• Intro and Intermediate QuickBooks 2017• Keyboarding• Microsoft Access, Excel (Including Pivot Tables), Powerpoint, Publisher, Word• Photoshop• Understanding the Cloud• Write Effective Web Content• Many more topics!

Computer Applications/Technology

Complete your course anytime, anywhere!Jan 16, Feb 13, Mar 13, Apr 17 & May 15

Our instructor-led online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. We focus on creating warm, supportive communities for our learners. New course sessions begin monthly. Visit our website to view start dates for the course that interest you.

• Instructor-Led • 6-week Format • Flexible Pace • Affordable and Effective • Student Friendly • 300+ Online Courses Available!

• Discover Digital Photography• Photoshop Elements for the Digital Photographer I• Photoshop Elements for the Digital Photographer II• Secrets to Better Photography• Travel Photography for the Digital Photographer

Digital Photography

For more information, contact Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317, e-mail brenda.orders@sccnc.edu or visit SCC, T-108.

How to Get Started1. Visit our Online Instruction Center www.ed2go.com/sccnc and view classes by category to nd the one that ts your needs. See demo,

syllabus, instructor bio, and more!

2. Click on the Add to Cart button. Select a start date.

3. New students’ select Create an Account. Here you will enter your e-mail and choose a password. Enter the requested information.

4. Read the instructions on payment. Select Purchase Course on the payment option screen.

5. Read the orientation, then look for your e-mail registration form. Complete the requested information.

7. Mail or bring to SCC your registration form and payment. Deadline for registration is 12n on the day the course begins.

8. Course will be available 12n of the rst day of class. Return to www.ed2go.com/sccnc and click the classroom link and enter your e-mail andthe password you selected during enrollment.

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Spring 2019 12

ed2go Classes

Intro to JavaScriptYou may already know how to use HTM and CSS to create websites. If so, you’re ready to add more power to your programming with JavaScript. This programming language lets you add interactivity to your pages by creating features such as buttons, picture carousels, and collapsible panels to your Web pages.

How to Make Money From Your WritingYou really can make money with your writing. Whether you want to create your own business, add to your income, supplement your retirement, or boost what you re earning as a writer, you ll nd the how-to’s here

Effective SellingThe goal of Effective Selling is not to teach you how to make a sale today, but to help you discover how you can easily convert a potential customer into a long term asset. Effective Selling will help you lay the groundwork for repeat business and your future success.

Intro to Interior DesignInterior design takes training as well as talent, and these lessons will give you the know-how you need to design a room from oor to ceiling. You’ll delve into color theory, industry trends, spatial arrangements, oor plans, traditional and modern interior design ideas, and other basics. In addition, you’ll explore a range of careers in interior design and get insider tips for entering this exciting eld.

• Become an Optical Assistant• Become a Physical Therapy Aide• Explore a Career as a Pharmacy Technician• Explore a Career as an Administrative Medical Assistant• Explore a Career in Nursing• HIPPA Compliance

• Become a Veterinary Assistant• Become a Veterinary Asst II: Canine Reproduction• Become a Veterinary Asst III: Practical Skills

Veterinary

Teaching & EducationThese ed2go courses may be eligible for CEU credit toward license renewal.

• Computer Applications/Technology• Creating the Inclusive Classroom: Strategies for Success• Ready, Set, Read!• Response to Intervention: Reading Strategies That Work• Solving Classroom Discipline Problems• Spanish in the Classroom• Teaching Preschool: A Year of Inspiring essons• Other topics available

Grant Writing• A to rant Writing• A to rant Writing II - Beyond the Basics• Becoming a rant Writing Consultant• et rants• Non-Pro t Fundraising Essentials• Writing Effectivew rant Proposals

Healthcare & Medical

NEW

Spring 2019 13

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s)

EMT Initial (Hybrid)Must pre-register and take accuplacer test before 1/30. Weekly online Moodle assignments.

1/10-5/11Th 6-10pm

Sa (1st,3rd,5th) 8am-5pm

SCC. Moodle

SCC, HHS-133

$180 + $0.55 ins + $16 malpractice ins. + $49 EMS testing fee

AAOS Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, 11th ed. with Navigate 2 Essentials Online

Access,ISBN-4781284080179 $132.37 w/tax

EMT Refresher (Hybrid)Includes weekly online assignments, Mandatory campus attendance on Saturdays, 2/23 & 3/09, 8am-5pm

1/14-3/14 OnlineSCC. Moodle

SCC, HHS-133$180 + $0.55 ins

Advanced EMT Initial (Hybrid)Must pre-register and take reading, math and writing placement test before 1/08. Weekly online Moodle assignments.

1/10-5/11Th 6-10pm

Sa (1st,3rd,5th) 8am-5pm

SCC. Moodle

SCC, HHS-135

$180 + $0.55 ins + $16 malpractice ins. + $66.50 EMS testing fee

AAOS Emergency Care and Transport of Sick and Injured w/Nav 2 Advantage Online AccessISBN-13: 9781284085884 $196.42 w/tax

Paramedic (Session 1 of 4) Must pre-register and take reading, math and writing placement test before 1/11.

2/07-5/11Th 6-10pm

Sa (1st,3rd,5th) 8am-5pm

SCC. Moodle

SCC, HHS-129

$180 + $0.55 ins.+ $16 malpractice ins. + $97.50 EMS testing fee + $85 Platinum PlannerAAOS: Nancy Caroline’s Emergency 8th ed ISBN-9781284104882 (vol I & II) $311.71

Advanced Cardiac ife Support (AC S) Recerti cationMust pre-register before 1/15.

1/26 Sa 8am-5pm SCC, R-101 $70 + $0.55 ins + $8 cardISBN-9781616694005 $41.63

Pediatric Advanced ife Support (PA S) Recerti cation Must pre-register before 2/15.

2/23 S 8am-5pm SCC, R-101 $70 + $0.55 ins. +$8 cardISBN-791616695590 $37.36

To pre-register or for more information, contact Stephanie Kriner at (910) 788-6314, or e-mail stephanie.kriner@sccnc.edu.

EMS/Fire Training

EMT Initial (Hybrid)earn how to perform patient assessments, basic life support techniques

including airway injuries, child-birthing, lifting/moving patients to medical facilities and more.

Prerequisites: High School Diploma or High School Equivalency Diploma, and proof of Reading Comprehension Placement test at 11th grade level; BLS CPR or must attend the CPR class January 5th.

Advanced EMT Initial (hybrid)These courses follow the guidelines established by the NC Of ce of EMS.

Prerequisites: High School Diploma or High School Equivalency Diploma, criminal background check; drug screen; current BLS CPR or must attend BLS CPR class Janaury 5th. Students must have succesful completion of the placement test assessing reading, English language, writing skills, and math skills on a post-secondary level. (Accuplacer placement test must be scheduled or a certified copy of successful completion must be provided by the student). Successful completion of EMT program. Student must have a valid EMT Certification by the mid-term

Paramedic (Session 1 of 4)This program will include 12 month didactic classroom portion. It will meet one night weekly and two Saturdays a month and weekly online assignments(4 sessions). Beginning with the 2nd semester students will be required to complete an assigned number of hours for clinical and eld time. After the th didactic session is completed, the students will begin the capstone, which will include some review and lab sessions, some review assignments online, and will complete their clinical and ride time component.

Prerequisites: High School Diploma or High School Equivalency Diploma, criminal background check; drug screen; current BLS CPR or must attend BLS CPR class Janaury 5th. Students must have succesful completion of the placement test assessing reading, English language, writing skills, and math skills on a post-secondary level. (Accuplacer placement test must be scheduled or a certified copy of successful completion must be provided by the student). Successful completion of EMT program. Student must have a valid EMT Certification by the end of the 1st session.

Co-requisites: Anatomy and Physiology course requirements (Acceptable are: EMS 3000, BIO 163, BIO 165 & 166, BIO 168 & 169); ACLS & PALS.

Jan - Overdose/Opiate Overdose

Feb - Pediatric Trauma

Mar - Respiratory Emergencies/CHF/Pulomonary Edema

Apr - Pediatric Emergencies/Respiratory/Capnography

May - Anaphylaxis/Allergic Reaction/Epi Recert.

1st Monday Whiteville FD 6-9pm (P)

2nd Monday Buckhead F&R 7-10pm Nakina F&R 7-10pm Fair Fluff F&R 7-10 (P) ADR 7-10pm (P)

3rd Monday Chadbourn F&R 7-10pm (P) Tabor Rescue 7-10pm (P) Whiteville Rescue 6-9pm (P)

1st Wednesday Old Dock FD/WTFD 7-10pm

4th Wednesday Medac 5-8pm

Must register by the 10th of each month.This will be an opportunity to take EMS Continuing Education hours/topics online. To pre-register, call (910) 788-6314.

Jan - 2018 Protocol Update (Last time this will be offered)

Feb - Overdose/Opiate Overdose

Mar - Pediatric Trauma

Apr - Respiratory Emergencies/CHF/Pulmonary Edema

EMS Monthly Con Ed Topics

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In-Service Law Enforcement Of cer raininFor more information about In-Service aw Enforcement

training opportunities, call

Travis PaulDirector, Public Safety Training & Prison Education

(910) 788-6217 or e-mail travis.paul@sccnc.edu

EMS/Fire/Law Enforcement Training

If you are interested in getting started on a career in law enforcement, visit

www. sccnc.edu/programs/law-enforcement or call BLET Program Coordinator Jeff Cully at (910) 788-6410 or jeff.cully@sccnc.edu.

Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET)

For more information about EMS & Fire Service Training,call Stephanie Kriner at (910) 788-6314 or

e-mail stephanie.kriner@sccnc.edu.

EMS Monthly Online Con Ed Topics

Registration/Other Cost(s): $70 + $4 card

1/05 S 8am-12:30pm SCC, HHS-141

3/16 S 8am-12:30pm SCC, HHS-141

5/11 S 8am-12:30pm SCC, HHS-141

Pre-registration is required.Call (910) 788-6334.

CPR (BLS Healthcare Provider)

FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION ACADEMY

Begins JanuaryContact Stephanie Kriner to pre-register at (910) 788-6314.

Healthcare & Medical Occupations

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s)

Nurse Aide I (Day)1/08-3/05 (classroom)

2/20-2/28 (clinical)

M-Th

M-Th8am-1pm

7:30am-3:30pmSCC, HHS-123

Off Campus$180 + Other cost(s) below

Nurse Aide I (Evening)2/18-5/07 (classroom)

4/13-5/05 (clinical)M-ThSaSu

5-9:30pm7:30am-3:30pm

SCC, HHS-123Off Campus

$180 + Other cost(s) below

Nurse Aide I (Day)3/12-5/09 (classroom)

4/29-5/07 (clinical)M-ThM-Th

8am-1pm

7:30am-3:30pmSCC, HHS-123

Off Campus$180 + Other cost(s) below

Other Cost(s): $0.55 ins, $17.50 malpractice ins, $1.75 student ID, $35 drug screening, $48 clinical background, $4 CPR card, Nurse Aide I State Approved Curriculum Student Study Guide $10.68 w/tax, 2018 Nurse Aide I Skills Used in Competency Testing $8.54 w/tax, AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Manual $21.35 w/tax

Nurse Aide I Refresher 2/04-2/20 M-Th 5:30-9:30pm SCC, HHS-123 $125 + $0.55 ins

Pre-registration is required. Call (910) 788-6229 or (910) 788-6335.

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Nurse Aide IPre-registration required. Call (910) 788-6229 or (910) 788-6263.The Nurse Aide I class introduces basic nursing skills required to provide personal care for patients, residents or clients in a healthcare setting. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate skills necessary to qualify as a Nursing Aide I with the NC Nurse Aide I Registry.Please note: Criminal background checks and random urine drug screens will be done once enrolled!

Nurse Aide I RequirementsTo enroll in Nurse Aide courses, there are things you must do before the day of registration. You will have more requirements due on speci ed days once you have been enrolled in the class.1. Obtain an offi cial copy of your high school transcript verifying

graduation, or an offi cial copy of your adult high school diploma, or high school equivalency diploma.

2. A student must provide an offi cial copy of test scores with a minimum ACT score of 22 or a minimum SAT score of 500 or TABE reading test score - 585 minimum scale score on 9D test.

3. Bring your driver’s license or DMV picture ID, your social security card,and required course fees.

4. Get a copy of your immunizations (shots) record.5. Set up an appointment for your physical exam with your regular doctor,

health department or urgent care.

Nurse Aide I RefresherStudents must provide proof of previous Nurse Aide I training in the past 5 years, or proof of current Nurse Aide I listing in another state or proof of previous listing on the North Carolina Nurse Aide Registry.

Bring your driver’s license or DMV picture ID, your social security card, and required course fees on day of registration.

Basic Skills Plus PathwaysEarn a High School Equivalency Diploma and prepare for a

new career as a Nurse Aide I.

To learn more about Basic Skills Plus, contact: Crystal Griffi n (910) 788-6391 or e-mail crystal.griffi n@sccnc.edu

Need Financial Assistance with Training Costs?Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has a variety of programs that may assist with training expenses for eligible students.

Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately at (910) 788-6261 or visit the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s)Pharmacy Technology (Day)Register at 1st class meeting in HHS-133

2/18-5/08 (classroom)

4/24-5/07 (clinical)M-ThM-Th

8am-12n8am-4pm

SCC, HHS-133Off Campus

$180 + Other cost(s) below

Pharmacy Technology (Evening)Register at 1st class meeting in HHS-133

1/28-5/06 (classroom)

4/06-5/05 (clinical) M-ThSa Su

5-9pm8am-4pm

SCC, HHS-133Off Campus

$180 + Other cost(s) below

Other Cost(s): $0.55 ins, $17.50 malpractice ins, $1.75 student ID, $4 CPR card, $83 criminal background/urine drug screen, Mosby’s Pharmacy Technician by Elsevier, 4th Ed $100.35 w/tax, AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Manual $21.35 w/tax

Pharmacy Technology Exam Prep 4/03-4/24 W 5-9pm SCC, HHS-115/133 $70Pre-registration is required. Call (910) 788-6229 or (910) 788-6335.

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SCC is looking for Nurse Aide Instructors!

For more information, contact Angie McDuffi e at (910) 788-6229 or

email angela.mcduffi e@sccnc.edu

Pharmacy TechnologyPre-registration required. Call (910) 788-6229 or (910) 788-6263.The course is designed to prepare individuals with the theoretical, technical, and clinical skills needed to assist and support licensed pharmacists in providing prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, medical equipment and supplies, pharmaceutical care services, and other health care products and services for patients. Class format includes lecture, laboratory, and clinical activities. Successful completion prepares individuals for employment as a pharmacy technician in hospitals and pharmacies. After completion of class, individuals may be eligible to sit for national certi cation as a Certi ed Pharmacy Technician (CPhT.)

Please note: Criminal background checks and random urine drug screens will be done once enrolled!

Pharmacy Tech RequirementsTo enroll in Pharmacy Technology training courses, there are things you must do before the day of registration. You will have more requirements due on speci ed days once you have been enrolled in the class.

1. Obtain an offi cial copy of your high school transcript verifyinggraduation, or an offi cial copy of your adult high school diploma, or high school equivalency diploma.

2. A student must provide an offi cial copy of test scores with a minimumACT score of 22 or a minimum SAT score of 500 or TABE reading test score - 585 minimum scale score and Math test score - 551 minimum scale score on 9D test.

3. Bring your driver’s license or DMV picture ID, your social securitycard, and required course fees on day of registration.

4. Get a copy of your immunizations (shots) record.

5. Set up an appointment for your physical exam with your regulardoctor, health department or urgent care.

Pharmacy Technician Exam PrepIn this class, you will prepare for the Pharmacy Technician Certi cation Exam administered by the Pharmacy Technician Certi cation Board (PTCB). If you have taken the pharmacy technology class at any college and have not taken the Pharmacy Technician Certifi cation Exam or if you have been working in a pharmacy and have the desire to take the exam to become a certifi ed pharmacy technician, this class is for you! Maybe you missed your deadline for reinstatement and need a refresher before retaking the exam, come study with us! Review the eight main areas of testing listed on the Pharmacy Technician Certifi cation Board website through group based discussion and customized PowerPoints. It is a great way to meet others with like interests, get motivated, and prepare for the PTCE!

Need Financial Assistance with Healthcare Training

Costs?

Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has a variety of programs that may assist with training

expenses for eligible students. Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately at (910) 788-6261 or

visit the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s)Medication Aide Exam Prep (Adult Care Home) 2/25-3/07 M-Th 8-11am SCC, HHS-123 $70 + $0.55 ins

Medication Aide Exam Prep (Skilled Nursing Facility) 4/08-5/06 MW 6-9pm SCC, HHS-123 $70 + Other cost(s) below

Other cost(s) $0.55 ins, Medical Adm: A Mediction Aide Training Course $19.22

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s) InstructorHealthcare Billing & Coding Specialist - ICD-10 1/24-5/14 TTh 6-9pm SCC, A-230 $180 + Other cost(s) below JSimmons

Other Cost(s): 2019 ICD-10-CM Expert for Physicians ISBN #9781622544295 - $134.06 w/tax; 2019 Step-by-Step ISBN #9780323430814 $131.36 w/tax

Healthcare Billing & Coding Specialist - CPT 1/24-5/14 Online SCC, Moodle $180 + Other cost(s) below SHarrisOther Cost(s): Understanding Current Procedure Terminology with MineTap Access - ISBN #9781337812177 $152.65 w/tax;

2019 Professional Edition CPT - ISBN #9781622027521 $111.02 w/tax

Medical Terminology 1/14-5/06 M 6-9pm SCC, A-230 $125 JHallMedical Terminology 1/15-5/07 Online SCC, Moodle $125 JHall

Other Cost(s): Medical Terminology for Health Professions 8th Ed. ISBN # 9781305634350 $115.30 w/tax

Ophthalmic Assistant 1/14-5/08 MW 6:15-9:15pm SCC, T-111 $180 SSellers***Registration for online SCC, Moodle Classes must be completed by January 23 at 12n.

Contact Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317, e-mail brenda.orders@sccnc.edu or visit SCC, T-108.

Healthcare Billing & Coding Specialist - CPTPrerequisite: Medical Terminology or medical work experience.Medical coding and billing professionals translate medical records into standardized codes used to bill patients and third party payers such as insurance companies and Medicare. This coding course emphasizes the rules and guidelines on the CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) coding manual. Students will be prepared to sit for the CPC (Certi ed Professional Coders) national exam upon completion of thiscourse and Healthcare Billing & Coding Specialist – ICD-10.

Healthcare Billing & Coding Specialist - ICD-10Prerequisite: Medical Terminology or medical work experience.This medical coding course will emphasize the rules/guideline of the ICD-10 (International Classi cation of Disease) coding manual along with preparing the students for real-world, professional coding duties in a medical of ce setting. The course bene ts those who work or want to work in the medical eld whether it is as a medical biller, medical coder, and/or medical assistant. Upon completion of ICD-10 and CPT, students will be prepared to sit for the CPC (Certi ed Professional Coders) national exam.

edical Of ce Occu ationsMedical TerminologyAn understanding of hundreds of complex medical terms is essential for anyone working in any capacity in a medical of ce. Students will learn spelling, pronunciation and meaning of a wide range of medical terms. This course is a prerequisite for Healthcare Billing & Coding classes.

Ophthalmic Assistantain the skills necessary to assist an optometrist or ophthalmologist

with chair side skills, of ce procedures, patient care, exam, treatment procedures and more. Completion of class and working with ophthalmologist for 1 year will enable you to test for certi cation.

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Medication Aide Exam Prep for ACH (Adult Care Home)This class prepares students for the Medication Administration Exam administered by the NC Division of Health Service Regulation. They learn policies and procedures for administering medications, including subcutaneous injections, drug interactions and side effects. Successful completion of this class and certi cation exam will enable the individual to seek employment as a Medication Aide in a group home, adult care home or prison setting.

Medication Aide Exam Prep for SNF (Skilled Nursing Facility)In this class, you will prepare to take the Medication Administration Exam administered by the NC Board of Nursing. Students learn policies and procedures for administering medications in a variety of forms. Successful completion of this class and certi cation exam, in addition to Nurse Aide I certi cation, will enable the individual to seek employment as a Medication Aide in a Skilled Nursing Facility.

Pre-registration is required. Call (910) 788-6229 or (910) 788-6263.

HRD Job Readiness

Career Ready 101 OnlineAlong with Applied Math, ocating Information and Reading for Information coursework, this program offers students the opportunity to take online courses in Career Exploration and Preparation, Financial

iteracy, and Career Skills. Work around your busy schedule any time of day or night wherever you have Internet access. To register, contact Sandra Mullins at (910) 788-6351.

CRC/KeyTrain Online ive yourself a competitive edge in today s job market with a Career

Readiness Certi cate (CRC). Prepare online 2 /7 using any computer with Internet access. Enroll anytime during the semester in this open-entry Internet based course designed to improve your applied math skills, reading for information skills, and locating information skills. On-campus computer lab times are also available. When ready, take the assessments to earn your CRC.Testing fee is $39 or $13 per assessment.

Computer Basics for the Job SeekerThis course provides employability skills training for unemployed and underemployed adults. The content will focus on computer use skills as it relates to developing basic keyboarding and word processing skills. No previous computer experience is required.

Computer Skills for Job Successearn basic computer concepts while developing employability skills.

Class projects will include creating a resume, preparing a cover letter, learning to prepare an online job application, Internet usage, and e-mail capabilities.

Title Date Day Time Location InstructorCareer Ready 101 (Online) 1/07-5/10 Online Online SMullinsCRC/KeyTrain (Online) 1/07-5/10 Online Online SMullinsOpen Lab for CRC 1/09-5/08 W 1-3pm SCC, A-221 SMullinsHRD Computer ClassesComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/09-4/15 MW 9am-12n DREAM Ctr MBaldwinComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/14-5/06 M 9am-12n Whiteville Sr Ctr DCicheroComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/08-2/21 TTh 9am-1pm DREAM Ctr MBaldwinComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/08-5/07 T 8:30-11:30am Bolton Sr Ctr AKeatonComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/08-4/11 TTh 2-4pm Tabor City Sr Ctr MBaldwinComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/09-5/08 W 9am-12n East Columbus Sr Ctr AKeatonComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/10-5/09 Th 9am-12n CSA Bldg, Delco AKeatonComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/08-5/07 T 9-12n WUMC DCicheroComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/09-4/15 MW 9-11am FBC (Whiteville) KSandersonComputer Basics for the Job Seeker 1/08-4/10 TW 6:30-8:30pm Mt. Tabor JGordonComputer Skills for Job Success 1/07-4/18 MTh 6:30-8:30pm Mt. Tabor SJenkinsComputer Skills for Job Success 1/08-4/11 TTh 2-4pm Tabor City Sr Ctr DBellamyComputer Skills for Job Success 2/21-4/11 TTh 9am-1pm DREAM Ctr MBaldwinComputer Skills for Job Success 1/08-4/11 TTh 10am-12n Fair Bluff Sr Ctr MGreen

ain knowledge and skills to qualify for a new job, improve your job search skills, and increase your chances for a successful job search.• If you are unemployed, underemployed or a dislocated worker, you might be eligible to receive a waiver of class fees. • Pre-registration is encouraged before the rst day of class. • To pre-register and to apply for the fee waiver, call (910) 788-6261, or visit the Columbus County NCWorks Career Center in A-Building at Southeastern Community College.

• If you are unemployed, underemployed or a dislocated worker, you might be eligible to receive a waiver of

FeeWaived Classes

18 Spring 2019

NCWorks Career CenterKeys 2 Job Success Resource Lab

Searching for employment? Assistance is offered with resume writing, effective job searches, online job applications and interview preparation. Come anytimeduring scheduled hours and receive help from an expert.

All FREE of charge!

Spring Schedule for Resource Lab

Monday - Friday 9am-3pm January 7 - May 10

SCC Campus, A-221

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Pre-Hire Training

1/22-1/26 M-F 5:30-9:30pm SCC, T-124

2/05-2/09 M-F 5:30-9:30pm SCC, T-124

Pre-registration required. Call Evelyn Brisbon at (910) 788-6220.

Per employer’s request, all applications for BB&T must include proof of Pre-Hire Training (HRD) class completion.

Are you interested in obtaining a job with BB&T?

1/14-1/16 M-W 3-6pm 1/28-1/30 M-W 3-6pm 2/11-2/13 M-W 3-6pm

2/25-2/27 M-W 3-6pm

Pre-registration required. Call Evelyn Brisbon at (910) 788-6220.

Employability Skills

Fresh Start: Employment Skills for the Ex-Offender This course provides employability skills training for job seekers who have been convicted of a crime but are ready for a new beginning. 1/28-1/31 M-Th 9am-12pm DREAM Ctr. 2/18-2/21 M-Th 9am-12pm DREAM Ctr. 3/25-3/28 M-Th 9am-12pm DREAM Ctr. 4/29-5/02 M-Th 9am-12pm DREAM Ctr.

Hire Yourself: Create Your Own Career- NEWExplore opportunities for self-employment with little startup expenses.

earn about auto detailing, cleaning/maintenance, furniture repair, landscaping, pet care, and other possibilities for launching and developing a business of your own. If your work history is less than ideal or if you have limited education, a criminal record, or other obstacles on the road to rewarding employment, this course can help you nd success.

2/18-2/22 M-F 6-9pm SCC, T-124

Resumes, Interviews & Getting Hired: Prepare for the Job You Want! Utilize resume development techniques to complete a professional resume that will put you ahead of the competition. et ready for your interview by learning how to answer questions correctly, curb your nervousness, dress for success and land the job!

3/11-3/15 M-F 6-9pm SCC, T-124 4/08-4/12 M-F 6-9pm SCC, T-124

NCWorks Customized Training Program

SCC’s Customized Training Program provides education, training and support services for new, expanding and existing business and industry in Columbus County. Our goal is to foster and support three key aspects of your company’s well-being:

• ob rowth • Technology Investment • Productivity Enhancement

For more information, contact Beverlee Nance, Vice President of Workforce & Community Developmentat (910) 788-6208 or e-mail beverlee.nance@sccnc.edu

Pre-Hire TrainingClasses to be offered at West Fraser, Armour Lumber

Mill, 361 Federal Rd., Riegelwood, NC 28456

BB&T Pre-Hire Classes

National Spinning Pre-Hire Classes - Spring 2019Call Evelyn Brisbon at (910) 788-6220

DISCOVERWEST FRASERA LEADING NORTHAMERICAN DIVERSIFIEDWOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY

JOB OPPORTUNITYWages Starting at

$14/Hour

Pre-registration required. Call Evelyn Brisbon at (910) 788-6220.

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Industrial/Skilled Trades

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s) InstructorBasic Electrical Wiring 2/05-4/25 TTh 6-10pm SCC, B-106 $180 + $0.55 ins JWalkerProgrammable Logic Controller (PLC) 2/04-3/25 M 5:30-8:30pm SCC, M-121 $70 + $0.55 ins DTurnerWelding ClassesBasic Welding 1/12-5/04 Sa 8:30am-3pm SCC, M-134 $180 + $0.55 ins GCollierWelding 1/09-5/08 MW 6-9:30pm SCC, M-134 $180 + $0.55 ins AHesterWelding & Pipefi tting 1/15-5/09 TTh 6-9:30pm SCC, M-134 $180 + $0.55 ins RTyree

Pre-registration is encouraged. Call (910) 788-6296 or (910) 788-6425.

Welding Classes

Basic Electrical WiringStudents will be introduced to electrical wiring for residential and commercial buildings, as well as learn terminology, operating principles, safety, material installation and service, preventative maintenance and troubleshooting.

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)Students will be introduced to P C fundamentals and associated component applications. Topics include generation of process logic application with wiring schematic, internal wiring with a provided P C panel and installation tools, system basic check out, commissioning and start-up sequencing.

Basic WeldingThis course is designed to familiarize students with the basics of welding, provide an understanding of the hazards of welding, and teach the use of all safety equipment available. Topics will include gas welding, operation of cutting torch, electric welding, heliarc welding and safety. Training strategies include lecture and hands-on activities.

WeldingThis course is designed to further familiarize students with the basics of welding. Training strategies will include lecture and hands-on activities with evaluation based on attendance, class participation and demonstration of skills. This course will also move students to a deeper knowledge and understanding of topics to include gas welding, operation of cutting torch, electric welding, heliarc welding, and safety.

eldin and Pi e ttin This course introduces the skills necessary to t up and weld pipe in particular positions and objects. Both t up techniques and actual welds will be exercised during this course.

Learn

• Basic design of lift trucks • Stabilization of trucks• Maintenance • Repair costs• Safety fundamentals in operation

Become Eligible for the Forklift Operator’s LicenseTo pre-register or for more information, call Beverlee Nance at

(910) 788-6208.

Need Financial Assistance with Training Costs?Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has a variety of programs that may assist with training expenses for

eligible students. Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately at (910) 788-6261 or visit the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.

General Industry Forklift Training 2/26-2/28 TTh 5-9pm SCC, M-132 5/06-5/09 M-Th 9:45am-12n SCC, T-120 5/06-5/09 M-Th 12:30-2:45pm SCC, T-120

Registration and Other cost(s): $70 + $0.55 ins + $4.50 cert cardNote: Additional classes may be scheduled.

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- Manufacturing Skills Pathway

Working Smart Working Smart: Soft Skills for Workplace Success is an employer driven program, that equips job seekers with important soft skills needed in today’s workplace and in life. In addition to learning new skills, participants will also learn how to apply skills in their everyday lives, have an opportunity to network with others, and have something to include on their resumes. Earn the following credential: Working Smart.

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s)Option 1 Pathway

SCC Manufacturing Technician 2/01-5/03 M-F 9:45am-12n SCC, T-120 $180 + $0.55 ins + $17 CPR/First Aid /AED cert card + $8 OSHA card + $105 MSSC cert fee

General Industry Forklift 5/06-5/09 M-Th 9:45am-12n SCC, T-120 $70 + $4.50 cert cardWorking Smart 5/10-5/24 M-F 9:45am-12n SCC, T-120 HRD Fee WaivedOption 2 Pathway

SCC Manufacturing Technician 2/01-5/03 M-F 12:30-2:45pm SCC, T-120 $180 + $0.55 ins + $17 CPR/First Aid /AED cert card + $8 OSHA card + $105 MSSC cert fee

General Industry Forklift 5/06-5/09 M-Th 12:30-2:45pm SCC, T-120 $70 + $4.50 cert cardWorking Smart 5/10-5/24 M-F 12:30-2:45pm SCC, T-120 HRD Fee Waived

Financial assistance may be available for students who enroll in this new pathway.To pre-register or for more information call

Beverlee Nance at (910) 788-6208 or email beverlee.nance@sccnc.edu.

Prepare for a New Career as a Manufacturing Technician!

SCC Manufacturing TechnicianThis course covers the basic and technical skills needed to prepare students for employment in the manufacturing sector. Students will learn concepts of manufacturing with an emphasis on safety, basic applied math and blueprint reading. Earn the following credentials: MSSC Safety; OSHA 10 for General Industry; CPR/First Aid/AED; SCC Manufacturing Technician

General Industry ForkliftThis course prepares individuals to operate a lift truck in an industrial environment. By enrolling in this class, students will learn the basic design of lift trucks, stabilization of trucks, maintenance, repair costs and safety aspects in operation. Earn the following credential: General Industry Lift Truck-Sit Down Lift Truck

Enroll today in the Manufacturing Skills Pathway and earn up to 6 industry/third party recognized credentials.

Manufacturing Skills Pathway is endorsed by the Columbus County Industry Group.

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Licensure Certi cation

Changes to the 2017 NEC In order to renew your electrical license, the North Carolina State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors requires that you complete 8 hours of continuing education each year.

C EPA Certi cationThis course prepares students for the NC Certi cation exams in: Type I: Small Appliance, Type II: High Pressure Appliance, Type III: ow Pressure Appliance and niversal Cert cation: Type I, II and III.

NFPA 70E Arc FlashThis course will address real world challenges that electrical workers face on a daily basis. The material presented will emphasize the rules speci ed by the NFPA using the NFPA 70E standards. Approved for 8 hours of continuing education by the NC State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors.

Serv-SafeThe Serv-Safe Food Safety Training is a comprehensive program for food service professionals in restaurants, hospitals, nursing homes, child-care facilities, and other food-handling establishments. This 16-hour class will teach food safety, developing standard sanitation operating procedures, examining controls for food borne illnesses, and more. The textbook with answer sheet is required and should be purchased PRIOR to the rst day of class. It is available at SCC s Bookstore. Those passing the test will receive Serv-Safe certi cation to meet the NC state requirements for Certi ed Food Protection Manager. You must be at least 18 years old to attend.

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s) InstructorChanges to the 2017 NEC 3/02 Sa 8am-4:30pm SCC, T-122 $70 + Other cost(s) below TQuinnChanges to the 2017 NEC 5/04 Sa 8am-4:30pm SCC, T-122 $70 + Other cost(s) below TQuinn

Other cost(s) $10 class materials & lunch + 2017 NEC textbook $90.75 w/tax

NC EPA Certifi cation 2/09 & 2/16 Sa 8am-4:30pm SCC, M-131A $70 + $5 Class materials KFairfaxNFPA 70E Arc Flash 2/02 Sa 8am-4:30pm SCC, T-122 $70 + Other cost(s) below TQuinn

Other cost(s) $10 class materials & lunch + 2017 NEC textbook $90.75 w/tax

Notary Public 2/05 & 2/07 TTh 5:30-9:30pm SCC, T-120 $70 + Other cost(s) below NTolleyNotary Public 4/09 & 4/11 TTh 5:30-9:30pm SCC, T-120 $70 + Other cost(s) below NTolley

Other cost(s) Notary Public Guidebook for NC $20.28 w/tax

NC E-Notary Certifi cation 3/07 Th 5:30-8:30pm SCC, T-120 $70 + $5 NC ENotary Manual NTolley

Serv-Safe 3/11-3/19 MT 5:30-9:30pm SCC, M-110 $70 + Serv-Safe Manager 7th Ed.$73.66 w/tax KBurney

Pre-registration is encouraged. Call (910) 788-6296 or (910)788-6425.

C E- otary Certi cation Pre-requisites: Must be a current NC Notary

This course is designed to provide icensed Public Notaries with the information, training, and procedures to become an approved NC eNotary. All course material and topics will be taught as per the NC Secretary of State.

E-Notary

Notary PublicThis class covers quali cations and requirements for the of ce, fees, general powers and limitations, oaths, depositions, and papers notarized in error. Students are required to have a high school diploma or ED to attend class. A valid picture ID will be required at registration.

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Licensure Certi cation - ContDMV Dealer License RenewalDealers who attend this 6-hour course will earn a certi cate of completion that must be submitted to DMV when renewing their license.

DMV Dealer Pre-LicenseThis 12-hour course is for those who are trying to receive their license to become independent auto dealers.

C Escort e icle O erator Certi cationAll escort vehicle operators are required to obtain an approved certi cation prior to performing the duties of an oversize/overweight load escort vehicle operator in North Carolina.

C Escort e icle O erator e-Certi cationThe purpose of this course is to provide certi ed vehicle escort operators a standardized re-certi cation training program for the state of NC.

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s) InstructorDMV Dealer License Renewal 3/12 & 3/13 TW 6-9pm SCC, T-124 $70 WWhiteDMV Dealer License Renewal 5/07 & 5/08 TW 6-9pm SCC, T-120 $70 WWhiteDMV Dealer Pre-License 4/08-4/11 M-Th 6-9pm SCC, T-120 $70 + $5 Class material WWhiteNC Escort Vehicle Operator Cert 1/26 Sa 8am-5pm SCC, T-120 $70 MCreechNC Escort Vehicle Operator Cert 2/23 Sa 8am-5pm SCC, T-120 $70 MCreechNC Escort Vehicle Operator Cert 3/30 Sa 8am-5pm SCC, T-120 $70 MCreechNC Escort Vehicle Operator Cert 4/27 Sa 8am-5pm SCC, T-120 $70 MCreechNC Escort Vehicle Operator Re-Cert 1/12 Sa 8am-12n SCC, T-122 $70 MCreechNC Escort Vehicle Operator Re-Cert 3/09 Sa 8am-12n SCC, T-122 $70 MCreechNC OBD II Certification 3/12 & 3/14 TTh 6-10pm SCC, T-111 $70 + $5 Class materials MCreechNC Vehicle Safety Inspection 2/12 & 2/14 TTh 6-10pm SCC, T-111 $70 + $5 Class materials MCreechNC Vehicle Safety Inspection 4/09 & 4/11 TTh 6-10pm SCC, T-122 $70 + $5 Class materials MCreechWork Zone Flagger Program 4/06 Sa 9am-1pm SCC, T-122 $70 + $5 Flagger Training Book MCreech

Pre-registration is encouraged. Call (910) 788-6296 or (910) 788-6425.

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s) InstructorAdult Hip Hop - Beginners 2/11-3/18 M 5:30-6:30pm SCC, HHS-141 $25 + $0.55 ins EBrittCake Decorating 2/04-3/11 M 6-9pm SCC, T-118 $45 CSimmonsThree-Course Cooking w/Jennie 2/05-2/26 T 5:30-8:30pm SCC, T-118 $38 JHolcombYoga 1/08-2/14 TTh 4-5pm SCC, NES-217 $55 + $0.55 ins VBaloghYoga 3/26-5/02 TTh 4-5pm SCC, NES 217 $55 + $0.55 ins VBalogh

Pre-registration is encouraged. To pre-register, call (910) 788-6296 or (910) 788-6425.

C O II Certi cationThis eight-hour course will certify vehicle safety inspectors in accordance with the NC Department of Transportation aws.

NC Vehicle Safety InspectionThis eight-hour course will certify vehicle safety inspectors in accordance with the NC Department of Transportation aws.

Work Zone Flagger ProgramTraining is required by NC-DOT for all employees directing traf c and to provide safe passage in a work zone within a DOT Right-of-Way.

Personal InterestYogaThis course introduces students to breathing practices, awareness meditation and the physical postures of Yoga and offers advanced instruction for returning students.

Adult Hip Hop - Beginners – NEWJoin us to pick up a few dance moves, get some exercise and have a lot of fun. You will start each class with freestyling/stretching warm-ups and then be introduced to the basics of Hip Hop dance.

Cake Decoratingearn proper icing consistencies, use icing bag properly, frost cakes

smoothly and practice various decorating tips to add borders and owers. Supplies will be available for purchase at the rst class.

Three-Course Cooking w/Jennie The 3-night course will explore cooking techniques, trends, and tricks for creating appetizers, soups and entrees.

Craft Vinyl Cutting - Introduction This class will help you understand the basics of cutting vinyl on a Silhouette or Cricut machine. Several projects will be completed during class. Students will supply their own machines and materials will be available for purchase at 1st class meeting.

Craft Vinyl Cutting - Intermediate This class will introduce you to heat transfer vinyl, advanced adhesive designs and more in-depth machine (Silhouette or Cricut) operations. Students will supply their own machines and materials will be available for purchase at 1st class meeting.

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Personal Interest - Cont.Chunky Blanket - Hand Crocheting - NEWJoin us to learn how to hand crochet a chunky blanket. Students will need to bring 4 skeins (10.5 oz. each) of chunky chenille yarn to create a beautiful blanket (approx. 0 x 60 ).

Crocheting for the Beginner earn and practice the single crochet, half double crochet and double

crochet. Several small projects will be completed. Students will need to bring a H crochet hook and one skein of cotton yarn or -ply yarn to rst class meeting.

Advanced Crocheting Now that you have learned the different crochet stiches and can read a pattern, it’s time to move on to bigger projects using various crochet techniques. Students will supply materials for projects.

Floral Design Fundamentals - Special Holiday Edition & Spring/Easter Editionoin one or both of these classes to learn the fundamentals of oral

design and how to create fun centerpieces, wreaths, swags, etc. for the holidays and season. A supply list will be shared during the rst class meeting.

Intro to Acrylic PaintingIn this class, students will learn basic acrylic painting techniques, the different kinds of acrylic paints, care and kind of brushes and a brief history of acrylic painting.

Joy of Painting Using the Bob Ross wet-on-wet method of oil painting, you will be introduced to the proper technique of prepping the canvas, various brushes and knives, and application of the medium. Class materials will be provided by students.

Stained Glass for Beginners - NEWAttend and learn the basic glass cutting techniques, design, foiling, soldering and much more. Seating is limited. Students will provide materials.

The Art of Making Beaded JewelryJoin us and learn the basics of beading. In this class, you’ll learn how to make a stretch bracelet, drop earrings and a bracelet or necklace with a clasp. Supplies will be available for purchase at the rst class

Wheel Throwing for Beginners - NEWet your hands dirty as you learn the basics of throwing clay on a potters

wheel. You will learn centering and tool use for shaping simple forms like cylinders, bowls and plates as well as trimming and glazing to nish your pieces. Seating in limited. Upon pre-registration, tool list will be released to students.

Title Date Day Time Location Registration/Other Cost(s) InstructorChunky Blanket - Hand Crocheting 2/21-3/07 Th 6-8pm SCC, M-116 $25 RKingCraft Vinyl Cutting - Introduction 1/28-3/04 M 6-8pm SCC, M-116 $60 MEzzellCraft Vinyl Cutting - Introduction 1/12 & 1/19 S 9am-3:30pm SCC, M-116 $60 MEzzellCraft Vinyl Cutting - Introduction 5/04 & 5/11 S 9am-3:30pm SCC, M-116 $60 MEzzellCraft Vinyl Cutting - Intermediate 3/18-4/29 M 6-8pm SCC, M-116 $60 MEzzellCrocheting for the Beginner 1/17-1/31 Th 6-8pm SCC, M-116 $25 RKingCrocheting (Advanced) 4/04-4/18 Th 6-8pm SCC,M-116 $25 RKingFloral Design Fundamentals - Special Holiday Edition 1/24-2/28 Th 6-8pm SCC, NES-214 $44 BTyler

Floral Design Fundamentals - Spring/Easter Edition 3/14-4/18 Th 6-8pm SCC, NES-214 $44 BTyler

Intro to Acrylic Painting 2/05-3/05 T 6-9pm SCC, D-112 $60 MManessIntro to Acrylic Painting 3/19-4/16 T 6-9pm SCC, D-112 $60 MManessJoy of Painting 2/04-3/04 M 6-9pm SCC, D-112 $60 MManessJoy of Painting 3/18-4/15 M 6-9pm SCC, D-112 $60 MManessStained Glass for Beginners 3/07-4/04 Th 6-9pm SCC, D-112 $75 LCannonThe Art of Making Beaded Jewelry 2/09 S 9am-1pm SCC, M-116 $20 DCicheroThe Art of Making Beaded Jewelry 4/13 S 9am-1pm SCC, M-116 $20 DCicheroWheel Throwing for Beginners 2/04-3/05 MT 5:30-7:30pm SCC, D-111 $100 DSmeigh

Pre-registration is encouraged. To pre-register, call (910) 788-6296 or (910) 788-6425.

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SCC’s Small Business Center (SBC) can help your business be successful by providing assistance for existing entrepreneurs and individuals who express a desire to start their own business. Information, counseling, loan program options, and referral services are offered. For more information about SBC seminars, or to nd out about the many other services of the Small Business Center,call Becki McPherson at (910) 788-6419.

Small Business Center

Pre-registration is required for all seminars. To pre-register, callBecki McPherson, Director of Small Business Center at (910) 788-6419 or e-mail at becki.mcpherson@sccnc.edu.

SCC’s Small Business Center (SBC) can help your business be successful by providing assistance for existing entrepreneurs and

FREESeminars

JanuaryHow to Start a Small Business…the Right Way Discover how to determine what licenses and permits you need, how to satisfy the IRS and state requirements, what records you need to keep, and much more information needed to start your business the right way. 1/15 T 6-9pm SCC, T-111 RMoore

Is Owning a Small Business a Good Fit for You? (Lunch & Learn)Lunch Provided-Pre-Registration Required Are you thinking of starting your own business? Business ownership can be exhilarating, demanding, and a lucrative endeavor. This will help you clarify myths and realities of small business ownership.1/16 W 12-2pm SCC, T-111 KGreen

Building a Website for Your Small BusinessThis is a hands-on seminar, in which you will be learning the basics of creating a website. We will utilize cost and time-saving techniques to teach you how to launch a website quickly and cost-effectively.1/17 Th 6-9pm SCC, T-111 JMedford

How to Apply for a 501c3Section 501(c)(3) is part of the US Internal Revenue Code that allows for federal tax exemption for non-pro t organizations. This seminar will cover the basic steps to applying for a 501c3 and the ling requirements.1/24 Th 6-8pm SCC, T-111 ALewis

Easy & Low Cost Digital Ads for your Businessearn the strategies and techniques to achieve the exposure you

need to grow and expand your business online. You will develop the understanding of how to create ads that will sell your business products and services beyond your local community.1/24 Th 6-8pm SCC, CART-130 JKirk

Church Liability and Protection: How to Protect Your Church Property and AssetsThis seminar will cover the importance of having the proper policies and procedures in place to ensure protection and reduce the liability of faith-based organizations.1/28 M 6-8pm SCC, T-111 KVickers

Marketing Your Business through Photography and FilmThis seminar will teach you low cost strategies you can use to achieve great results when marketing your product/service on Facebook. You will develop the understanding of how to capture, create and design ads for your target audience, while exploring the concept of digital advertisement. 2/7 Th 6-8pm SCC, T-124 JKirk

February

Manage Your Small Business for SuccessThis seminar will reveal how to successfully obtain a commercial credit loan and how to approach your lender regarding applying for an SBA loan guaranty.2/11 M 5:30-7:30pm SCC, T-124 DSpry

Planning for a Healthy Small Business (Lunch & Learn)Lunch Provided-Pre-Registration RequiredAttend and learn how an evolving planning process can help you make key decisions as business owners. Also, learn the importance of a healthy personal credit score and the bene ts of creating a day-to-day action plan for running a small business. 2/13 W 12-2pm SCC, T-111 KGreen

How to Increase Your Credit Score to Over 740 Points: Prepare for a Bank Business Loan Attendees will discuss the history of credit scoring, how to read a credit report and what factors are used in calculating your FICO or Beacon score. Your credit score could increase by 50-100 points within 60 days.2/19 T 6-9pm SCC, T-111 RMoore

Board Recruitment and Retention This seminar will discuss the key strategies in identifying and retaining individuals whose skills and expertise align with your organization’s goals to improve board development and sustainability.2/21 Th 6-8pm SCC, T-111 ALewis

How to Create Sizzle in Your Business PlanThis seminar has two themes: (a) develop a business plan to capitalize on the marketing opportunities in your area and your industry (b)focus on developing other revenue streams from your existing product and service lines. 2/26 T 5:30-7:30 pm SCC, CART-130 DSpry

Increasin your Fait ased on-Pro t and Small usiness OutreachThe seminar is designed to help faith based, non-pro t and small business leaders, lay persons, clergy members and community af liates begin, grow and/or expand their outreach initiatives. 2/26 T 6-8pm SCC, T-111 KVickers

Fueling Your Small BusinessThe North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center offers this seminar to assist small business owners and prospective entrepreneurs with resources available for small businesses. earn how to best access services as you start, grow, and manage your business.3/5 T 5:30-7:30 SCC, T-111 JRichmon

Basics of Bookkeeping Participants will explore the importance of keeping good records, ling tips, developing a chart of accounts, setting up the books , recording transactions, reconciling bank accounts and producing a basic income statement.3/7 Th 5:45-7:15pm SCC, T-111 MDavis

March

Positive Leadership for Small Businesses Delivered in Today’s Challenging EnvironmentBusiness owners will learn the bene ts of positive leadership and the ability it gives to empower employees, colleagues and customers. 4/2 T 6-8pm SCC, T-111 JMcPherson

Church Liability and Protection: How to Protect Your Church Property and AssetsThis seminar will cover the importance of having the proper policies and procedures in place to ensure protection and reduce the liability of faith-based organizations.4/9 T 6-7:30pm SCC, T-111 KVickers

C urc Liability and Protection ene ts of a 0 c3This seminar will discuss the bene ts of applying for a 501c3 for faith-based organizations and how this tax exempt status is necessary to receive grant funding.4/9 T 7:30-9:00pm SCC, T-111 ALewis

Ten Best FREE/Affordable Social Media Management Tools for Entrepreneurs There are way too many things to do on social media for small businesses to deal with. et s talk about the best options for businesses to eliminate hassles that won’t break the bank.4/9 T 6-7pm SCC, CART-130 TLyden

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April

Small Business Taxes This seminar will offer a solid understanding of taxes required for small business owners and information that will assist you in developing the best tax strategy for your business. 3/7 Th 7:30-9:00pm SCC, T-111 MDavis

How to Start Your Own Photography BusinessAre you ready to start making money taking pictures? This seminar will teach you how to build and grow your photography business the right way. 3/ 12 T 6-8pm SCC, CART-130 JKirk

Time Management for Small Business Owners (Lunch & Learn)Lunch Provided-Pre-Registration RequiredThis seminar will explain the concept of time management and why is it important to small business owners. Practices discussed will include: Pareto analysis, ABC Method, Eisenhower method, and POSEC method. 3/13 W 12-2pm SCC, T-111 KGreen

Quickbooks for Small Business Ownersearn how to set up your chart of accounts properly and begin

recording transactions immediately. Attendees will learn the industry’s best practices on how to record accounting and nancial activity into QuickBooks. 3/18 M 6-9pm SCC, T-124 CRoberts

Business Success for Business Owners: Who Are You? And, Who Are You Dealing With?Attendees will learn about their own personality, strengths and challenges, as well as the employees they aspire to work for them and how best to integrate the workplace personalities into a productive and successful unit.3/19 T 6-8pm SCC, T-111 JMcPherson Be Free from Debt’s Hold Attendees will learn a simple yet effective method to start the process of making yourself debt free! You will also learn about the shams and “quick xes that should be avoided and how to properly and legally deal with creditors.3/28 Th 6-9pm SCC, T-111 BMoore

The Business Side of Faith-Based OrganizationsTopics included in this faith-based seminar include: budget and nance, church or organizational liability, fundraising, community impact, developing the next generation of leaders, and implementing a customer service approach.3/28 Th 6-8pm SCC, T-111 KVickers

Ten Tips for the Best Google Listing for Entrepreneurs Your oogle My Business listing is one of the rst things that could be seen on the internet when someone is searching for your business. earn the best things to do to get the most out of your oogle listing.4/9 T 7:15-8-15pm SCC, CART-108 TLyden

Grant Writing Fundamentals This seminar will cover the basics of grant writing and the necessary skills needed to create effective proposals to secure funding. 4/11 Th 6-8pm SCC, T-111 ALewis

Risk Management for Small Businesses (Lunch & Learn)Lunch Provided-Pre-Registration RequiredThis seminar will demonstrate how to implement, monitor, and evaluate a risk management plan for a small business.4/17 W 12-2pm SCC, T-111 KGreen

FREE Marketing Concepts to Grow Your BusinessDiscover the many ways for business marketing without spending thousands of marketing dollars. This class will teach you creative and affordable ways you can use social media platforms to advertise your products and services to grow your client base. 4/23 T 6-8pm SCC, CART-130 JKirk

uickbooks for on-Pro tsearn how to set up your chart of accounts properly and begin recording

transactions for your non-pro t immediately. Attendees will learn the industry s best practices on how to record accounting and nancial activity into QuickBooks.4/23 T 6-9pm SCC, CART-108 CRoberts

How to Find Customers in Columbus CountyThis highly researched seminar will focus on the demographic data of Columbus County. Entrepreneurs who attend will focus on trends, data, and information useful to grow or start business in your area.5/7 T 7:15-8-15pm SCC, T-111 TLyden

Managing Cash Flow for Small Businesses (Lunch & Learn)Lunch Provided-Pre-Registration RequiredThis seminar will describe the purpose of cash ow management in a start-up small business. In addition, it identi es some ways to manage cash ow in terms of managing cost and potential income. 5/15 W 12-2pm SCC, T-111 KGreen

May

SCC’s Small Business Center . . . .Come GROW Your Business with US !

Services Provided Include:• One-on-one con dential counseling• FREE Business seminars• Resource ibrary• Funding Opportunities

Becki McPherson, DirectorSmall Business Center

(910) 788-6419becki.mcpherson@sccnc.edu

Call or visit us today!

One-on-one con dential counseling

YOUR BUSINESS

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DEFENSIVE DRIVINGDo You Have a Ticket? If so, call to pre-register for a class today!

Defensive Driving (4 hr) $60This course demonstrates the consequences of poor choices that drivers make behind the wheel, putting defensive driving into personal context.

Classes are held on the Saturdays below from 8am-12n in T-120.

Available classes: 1/05, 1/19, 2/02, 2/16, 3/02, 3/16, 4/06, 5/04

Registration Fees for Defensive Driving must be payable by money order or cashier’s check. For more information or to register for a class, call (910) 788-6296 or (910) 788-6425.

Defensive Driving (8 hr) $110This course addresses the attitudes of problem drivers to change their driving behaviors. Participants learn the choices they make have nancial, legal, and personal consequences.

Classes are held on the Saturdays below from 8am-5pm in T-120.

Available classes: 1/12, 3/09, 5/11

WORKFORCE INNOVATION & OPPORTUNITY ACT

The Workforce Innovation & Opportunity ACT (WIOA) is a federally-funded program that is designed to help job seekers access employment, education, training, and support services to succeed in the labor mar-ket and to match employers with the skilled workers they need to compete in the global economy.

3 Core Programs: Next en Youth Program Adult Program Dislocated Worker Program

For more information, call the Columbus County NCWorks Center at (910) 788-6261, or visit our offi ce located in A-Building at Southeastern Community College.

The Columbus County NCWorks Career Center at SCC is a user friendly facility providing job seekers, training seekers and employers access to a variety of services all under one roof.

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S U C C E E D N O W

S U C C E E D LATERTUITION & FEES:

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SCC Success Scholarship

Be a North Carolina resident who recently graduated from a high school in Columbus County.

Have a 2.5 unweighted GPA in high school.

Successfully complete two Career & College Promise courses to be eligible for the program.

Complete the FASFA and apply for all other SCC Scholarships before receiving the SCC Success Scholarship.

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TO QUALIFY, APPLICANTS MUST:

Through a partnership of the Department of Public Instruction, the NC Community College System, the University of North Carolina System and many independent colleges and universities, North Carolina is helping eligible high school students to begin earning college credit at Southeastern Community College at no tuition cost to them or their families.

The purpose of Career and College Promise is to offer structured opportunities for quali ed high school students to dually enroll in community college courses that provide pathways that lead to a certi cate, diploma or degree, as well as provide entry-level job skills. Structured pathways are detailed programs of study that help students accelerate their progression towards a college degree and/or increasing their technical skills in preparation for a career in that eld.

For more information on Career & College Promise, visit your guidance counselor or contact by phone/email at (910) 788-6279/ccp@sccnc.edu.

Career & College Promise

*Thanks to the SCC Foundation and generous support of donors who have funded the SCC Success Scholarship. Scholarships will be awarded so long as allocated funds are available.

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NEW PROGRAMS COMING 2019*!

AGRIBUSINESS TECHNOLOGY

Agribusiness Technology will prepare students for employment in a variety of agribusiness

jobs such as store management, farm operations, wholesale and retail produce

management, and environmental and agricultural education. Students will learn the fundamentals of agriculture, with emphasis

placed on entrepreneurial and fi eld training, as well as the basics of our economic system andgovernment policies and programs relating to

agriculture.

Associate in Applied Science

COMPUTER-INTEGRATEDMACHINING

Associate in Applied Science

The Computer Integrated Machining Program curriculum is designed to develop skills in

the theory and safe use of hand tools, power machinery, computerized equipment and

sophisticated precision inspection instruments. Students will learn to interpret blueprints, set up manual and CNC machines, perform

basic and advanced machining operations and make decisions to insure that work quality is

maintained.

Graduates should qualify for employment as machining technicians in high–tech

manufacturing. Rapid prototyping and rapid–manufacturing industries, specialty machine shops, fabrication industries, and high–tech

emerging industries such as aerospace, aviation, medical, and renewable energy, and to sit for

machining certifi cation examinations.

PROGRAM CONTACTAngie Ransom(910) 788-6424

angela.ransom@sccnc.edu

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North Carolina College Transfer Articulation Agreement

Comprehensive Articulation AgreementThe North Carolina CAA is a statewide agreement governing the transfer of credits between NC community colleges and NC public universities and has as its objective the smooth transfer of students.

Independent Comprehensive Articulation AgreementThe ICAA between the North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) and the participating North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (NCICU) is intended to provide smooth transfer for community college students who wish to continue their education at an NCICU Signatory Institution. The ultimate goal of this agreement is the seamless articulation from the community college to the NCICU institution with minimal loss of credit or repetition of work.

www.sccnc.edu 910.642.7141

The Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees are designed to assure transfer to the 16 universities in the UNC System, under the North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement.

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Financial Aid may be available.For more information about curriculum programs or to speak with Student Services, call (910) 788-6279.

Student Services HoursMonday - Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Friday 8 a.m.- 3 p.m.

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