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Workforce Development
SPRING 2017 CATALOG
HGTC
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2-6
C.N.A.
2
C.P.R.
3
E.M.T.
5
Veterinary Assistant
6
Business & Leadership
6-8
Social Media
8
Organizational Leadership
7
Computers & Technology
9
Adobe Photoshop
9
Excel
9
Quickbooks
9
Online Computer Classes
10-12
Online Web Design Classes
11-12
Driving12
Motorcycle Basics
12
Licensing & Trades
13-14
Certified Pool & Spa
13
Personal Trainer
13
Masonry
14
Plumbing
14
Welding
14
Personal Interest
14-20
Retirement
15
Genealogy
15
Music
16
Bartending
16
Wine
16
Cooking
17-18
Sign Language
19
Photography
19-20
Real Estate 19-20
Financial Aid & Scholarships
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Registration Information
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ALLIED HEALTH
Allied Health
CNA CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT
This is a comprehensive training program for individuals who desire
to become a certified nurse aide for long-term care facilities. Clinicals
may involve some weekend coverage. Clinical dates will be discussed the first day of class. Students who successfully complete both
the classroom and clinical training will be eligible to take the South
Carolina Nurse Aide Certification Exam (at an additional cost). At the
time of registration, students will be required to complete the SC SLED
Background Check Release Form. Before entering any patient care
facility, all students must pass a background check (included in tuition);
however, if a student drops from the class after the SLED check has
been ordered the $25 processing fee will be withheld from the refund
amount. Students will also be required to provide proof of a negative
2-Step PPD. Textbook/Workbook, a blood pressure/stethoscope
combo kit, 2-Step PPD and solid-colored scrubs will be at your own
expense. Your 2-Step PPD screening which must be initiated at least
2 weeks prior to the first day of lecture. Limited enrollment. 100 hrs.
$800
XAHS 615-70-2083
8:30am-3:30pm
XAHS 615-50-2133
8:30am-3:30pm
XAHS 615-71-2124
8:30am-3:30pm
XAHS 615-72-2125
8:30am-3:30pm
XAHS 615-70-3005
8:30am-3:30pm
MTWR
GS
MTWR
GTW
MTWR
GS
MTWR
GS
MTWR
GS
Jan 16 - Feb 9
Jan 16 - Feb 9
Feb 20 - Mar 16
Apr 3 - Apr 27
May 8 - Jun 1
CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT LECTURE
DISCLAIMER: Statement of Equal Opportunity. Horry Georgetown
Technical College shall not discriminate in employment of personnel
decisions or in student admissions, or in student decisions, or in all
other segments of the religion, disability, ancestry, political affiliation,
marital status, or unfavorable discharge from military service, in the
educational programs and activities which it operates and the College
is prohibited from discrimination in such manner by applicable laws.
Prerequisites: WorkKeys Assessment, Medical Terminology, Anatomy
& Physiology I, Anatomy & Physiology II, HIPPA, and CPR. Clinical
Medical Assistants work in physician’s offices where they may prepare
the patient for examination, administer oral medications, assist
healthcare providers during clinical procedures, adhere to HIPPA regulations, and document medical information. Course work includes
140 hours of classroom lecture. A background check, drug screening, 2-Step PPD, solid-colored scrubs, stethoscope and textbooks/
workbook will be at your own expense. OPTIONAL: Students may sit
for the National Health career Association Certified Clinical Medical
Assistant exam at an additional cost. 200 hrs. $1,499
Practices and requirements for non-discrimination extend to the
enrollment of students in programs and activities of the College. Inquiries concerning the federal laws and their application to the College
may be directed to the College Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Officer, the Associate Vice President for Human Resources and Employee Relations, U.S. Department of Human Affairs Commission.
XAHS 910-80-2126
Feb 10-Apr 29
*Fridays
*Saturdays
Friday & Saturday*
GS
5:30pm-9:30pm
9:00am-5:00pm
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I (ONLINE)
Pre-requisite Course
This six-week online course begins with an explanation of the
nature of matter and a review of the principles of chemistry that
are important to human physiology. Other topics include the
organ systems; nervous system; skeletal and muscular systems;
circulatory and respiratory systems; digestive system; endocrine
system, reproductive system. By the end of this course, you’ll
have a greater appreciation and understanding of the marvelous complexity of the human body! $105 – online only!
PAHS 975-11-2009
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 975-12-2010
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 975-13-3056
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 975-14-3057
10:00am-12:00PM
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18 - Mar 20
Feb 15 - Apr 17
Mar 15 - May 15
Apr 12 - Jun 12
CPR FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER/AED
This is an American Heart Association 5-hour cardiopulmonary
resuscitation and AED course. Textbook and CPR mask required
and will be at your own expense. Limited enrollment. 5 hrs.
$69 Building 1000GS
XAHS 601-70-2113
9:00am-2:00pm
XAHS 601-71-2114
9:00am-2:00pm
XAHS 601-72-2115
9:00am-2:00pm
XAHS 601-73-2116
9:00am-2:00pm
XAHS 601-74-2117
9:00am-2:00pm
XAHS 601-75-2118
9:00am-2:00pm
Sat
GS
Sat
GS
Sat
GS
Sat
GS
Sat
GS
Sat
GS
HGTC
Jan 28
Feb 11
Mar 4
Mar 18
Apr 8
Apr 22
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II (ONLINE)
In this course, we’ll cover some more advanced topics beginning with basic histology. Other topics include the structure and
function of epithelial, connective, nervous, and muscular tissue;
our senses; how your brain received and processed information
from your skin, joints, muscles, and special balance organs in
your ears; cellular metabolism; the human life span and more.
At course end, you’ll have an even greater appreciation of the
complexity and wonder of the human body!
$105 - online only!
PAHS 967-11-2013
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 967-12-2014
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 967-013-3057
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 967-014-3058
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18 - Mar 20
Feb 15 - Apr 17
Mar 15 - May 15
Apr 12 - Jun 12
BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
This course will provide participants with the knowledge required to identify blood borne pathogens and to protect against
exposure. The course meets requirements established by the
Occupational Safety and Health Administration. This training
is designed to provide an awareness or basic understanding of
blood borne pathogens, common modes of their transmission,
and methods of prevention. 3 hrs. $49
XAHS 993-70-2127
9:00am-12:00pm
XAHS 993-71-2128
9:00am-12:00pm
XAHS 993-72-2129
9:00am-12:00pm
XAHS 993-73-2130
9:00am-12:00pm
S
GS
S
GS
S
GS
S
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Jan 21 – Jan 21
Feb 18 – Feb 18
Mar 25 - Mar 25
Apr 29 – Apr 29
HEALTHCARE VIOLENCE PREVENTION (ONLINE) NEW!
In this online certificate program, you’ll examine the various
instances of violence that you may encounter in your work as a
medical professional. The program begins by examining workplace violence, which is a major source of inequality, discrimination, stigmatization, and workplace conflict. Then it goes on
to explore other types of violence including domestic violence,
elder abuse, child abuse, and the various forms of sexual
assault. In addition, the program takes a close look at one form
of violence that is an important public health concern, pediatric
abusive head trauma, also known as “shaken baby syndrome.”
Designed for medical professionals, this certificate program
offers important insights into the signs of violence that may be
presented by patients in a healthcare setting. By the end of this
program, you’ll have the information you need to respond to
and help prevent these forms of violence. $78
PAHS 996-11-2177
10:00am-12:00am
PAHS 996-12-2178
10:00am-12:00am
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18 – Mar 20
Feb 15 – Apr 17
Call 843.477.2020 or 843.349.5363 for Class & Registration Information • www.HGTC.edu/jobtraining
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INFECTIOUS DISEASES
AND INFECTION CONTROL (ONLINE) NEW!
HGTC
CERTIFICATE IN HEALTHY AGING (ONLINE)
As the population in the United States ages, there are many
opportunities to learn how to work with seniors in multiple
settings in a way that supports quality of life. In the Certificate in Healthy Aging, you’ll gain an overview of specific
aspects of aging to provide a long-term foundation for
treatment of the senior community and overall health during
the later years of life. You’ll see how increasing scientific,
clinical, and social interest helps us understand the relationship between nutrition and aging. You’ll explore the
characteristics of the healthy aging brain, and examine how
cognitive function can be maintained into old age. The program also examines the ways physical activity can enhance
well-being for seniors and uncovers the keys to longevity
that allow some people to live to 100 years old. Finally, the
program explores the role that intimacy and sexuality play in
the health of seniors. This certificate is designed for anyone
working in the health care field, those who are interested in
the topic, those who are working with the aging population,
or anyone who wishes to prepare for a career in aging
services or gerontology. 24 hrs. $105
PAHS 991-011-2092
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 991-012-2093
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 991-013-3028
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 991-014-3029
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 991-015-3030
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18-Mar 20
Feb 15-Apr 17
Mar 15-May 15
Apr 12-June 12
May 17-July 17
This online certificate
program offers insights
into infectious diseases that
are essential for medical
professionals. The program
begins by examining basic
techniques and procedures
for preventing the transmission of infectious disease.
Then you’ll take a closer look
at some of the most common
and dangerous infectious
diseases: influenza, pneumonia, tuberculosis, hepatitis,
HIV/AIDs, zoonoses (diseases that are spread from pets to
people), and tick borne diseases.
The program concludes with an examination of emerging
global infectious diseases (EIDs), which threaten individuals,
families, and communities throughout the developing world.
By the end of this program, you’ll have a solid understanding
of the most common infectious diseases as well as a grasp of
the procedures that can help contain them. $78
PAHS 995-11-2180
10:00am-12:00am
PAHS 995-12-2181
10:00am-12:00am
Jan 18-Mar 20
Feb 15-Apr 17
LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTHCARE
(ONLINE)
In this certificate, you’ll explore the legal and ethical risks
that result from factors in the medical industry, including
ever-shrinking resources, shorter lengths of stay, high-acuity patients, the availability of more complex information,
diverse patient populations, and the use of technology. The
certificate provides an overview of the legal and ethical issues that are common in the world of medical care, including
the most current issues arising from scientific and technological advances. You’ll examine the legal implications of the
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA),
and consider the issues that arise from on-the-job situations
such as medication errors, organ donation, and workplace
violence. You’ll also explore how the rise of social media has
impacted the healthcare industry. By the end of the program,
you’ll have a solid grasp of crucial topics in the healthcare
industry that are important to anyone working in the medical
field. 12 hrs. $105
PAHS 990-011-2144
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 990-012-2145
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 990-013-3031
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 990-014-3032
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 990-015-3033
10:00am-12:00pm
4
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18-Mar 20
Feb 15- Apr 17
Mar 15-May 15
Apr 12-June 12
May 17-July 12
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
EMT BASIC Part 1 (of 2)*
Prerequisite: Compass Test showing satisfactory scores in
reading, and math. You may be exempted from testing if
you provide a copy of your results from an entrance exam,
i.e. Hobet, Compass or Accuplacer or an unofficial transcript
from your college. This course is a study of the preparatory,
pharmacology, airway management, patient assessment,
trauma, and shock modules as it relates to the provision
of pre-hospital emergency medical care to critically ill and
injured patients.
You must be physically capable to perform normal duties
of ambulance attendants in order to become certified by
National Registry of EMTs & SC DHEC. You must be 18
years of age before the last night of class and must also possess a high school diploma or GED. Requirements include
Compass or Accuplacer Testing, Textbook/Workbook, CPR,
Physical Examination, 2-Step PPD, Flu Vaccine, Hepatitis B
Vaccine/Waiver, Background Check, Drug Screening, and
Pregnancy Evaluation, if applicable. Requirements are at
your own expense and are subject to change. $800/Part 1
tuition
Upon successful completion of the course (Part I and Part II)
consecutively, students will be eligible to sit for the National
Registry Certification Exam at an additional cost. Other fees
may apply. Limited enrollment. Lecture and Lab times will
vary. Please contact (843) 477-2020 for additional information.
XEMS 590-02-2094
1:00pm-4:35pm
Choose 1 Lab:
XEMS 590-01-2095
XEMS 590-01-2096
MW
T
Th
Jan 30-Apr 30, 2017
1:00pm-4:35pm
1:00pm-4:35pm
EMT BASIC Part 2 (of 2)*
Classes will be held January – May 6, 2017. Please be sure
to register prior to the end of your Part 1 classes. Limited
enrollment. Lecture and Lab times will vary. Please contact
(843) 477-2020 for additional information. $800/Part 2
tuition
XEMS 595-71-2097
9:00am-12:00noon
XEMS 595-81-2100
6:00pm-9:00pm
Choose 1 Lab:
XEMS 595-01-2098
XEMS 595-02-2099
XEMS 595-03-2101
XEMS 595-04-2102
MF
Jan 9-Apr 30, 2017
MTh
Jan 9-Apr 30, 2017
W
W
T
W
9:00am-12:00noon
1:00pm-4:00pm
6:00pm-9:00pm
6:00pm-9:00pm
*PLEASE NOTE – EMT BASIC Part I & Part II must be taken
consecutively to allow students to sit for the National Registry
Certification Exam. Contact 843-477-2020 prior to April 30
to register and pay for your Part II classes.
*All EMT courses will be held at Grand Strand campus.
HGTC
GERONTOLOGY CERTIFICATE (ONLINE)
The Certificate in Gerontology represents a specialization in
the field of gerontology. It is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of individuals who work with older adults by
providing an educational experience that is multidisciplinary
in nature. With the population aging at a rapid rate, the
number of individuals over 65 will more than double by
2020. The demand for knowledgeable providers to meet
the needs of this population is dramatically increasing, new
jobs are being developed, and new services created. Health
professionals who work with the older population will need
continuing professional education to gain a broad understanding of the field of gerontology and to stay current with
emerging trends. 25 hrs. $105
PAHS 928-011-2146
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 928-012-2147
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 928-013-3034
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 928-014-3035
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 928-015-3036
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18-Mar 20
Feb 15-Apr 17
Mar 15-May 15
Apr 12-June 12
May 17-July 12
MEDICAL MATH (ONLINE)
Master medical calculations in an engaging environment! In
these fun and practical lessons, you’ll gain the medical math
skills you need for anything from calculating dosages to using
scientific formulas. Whatever medical field you’re in, the
hands-on activities in this course will help you perform dayto-day math tasks quickly and easily. Whether you’re new to
the field of medicine or want to enhance your skills, this is the
course for you. By the time you finish these lessons, you’ll
have a solid grounding in basic medical math, and you’ll be
ready to tackle any calculation confidently. 24 hrs. $105
PAHS 989-011-2148
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 989-012-2149 10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 989-013-3037
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 989-014-3038
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 989-015-3039
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18-Mar 20
Feb 15-Apr 17
Mar 15-May 15
Apr 12-June 12
May 17-July 12
Call 843.477.2020 or 843.349.5363 for Class & Registration Information • www.HGTC.edu/jobtraining
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VETERINARY ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE
HGTC
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (ONLINE)
This online course teaches medical terminology from an anatomical approach. Root terms are divided by each body
system. The origin, a combined form, and an example
of non-medical everyday usage is provided for each root
term. Word Associations are provided as a learning tool.
Unusual and interesting information is provided in regards
to each term. Root terms are combined with prefixes and
suffixes as your learning will culminate in the interpretation
of several paragraphs of medical notes. $105
PAHS 969-011-2016
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 969-012-2017
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 969-013-3040
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 969-014-3041
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 969-015-3042
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
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TTh
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Jan 3-Apr 4
BUSINESS & LEADERSHIP
Feb 15-Apr 17
Mar 15-May 15
Apr 12-June 12
May 17-July 12
With increasing numbers of Spanish-speaking patients
entering the healthcare system every year, it’s more crucial
than ever for health professionals to learn medical Spanish.
Starting with the basics of Spanish pronunciation, you’ll
move right into simple words for everyday topics including
colors, numbers, conversational phrases, family names, and
words for asking questions. Then you will discover how to
ask about pain, symptoms, medical histories, insurance,
and patients’ feelings. You’ll also learn how to talk about
body parts, diets, and medical care and treatment. By the
end of this course, you’ll have a strong foundation in basic
medical Spanish that you can build on for years to come.
24 hrs. $105
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
XMED 926-80-2060
6:00pm-9:00pm
Jan 18-Mar 20
SPANISH FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
(ONLINE)
PAHS 959-011-2151
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 959-012-2152
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 959-013-3043
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 959-014-3044
10:00am-12:00pm
PAHS 959-015-3045
10:00am-12:00pm
This program prepares you to work as a Veterinary Assistant. You will learn receptionist duties, medical terminology, laboratory procedures, and how to relate to clients.
Students will also learn correct restraint positions for various
procedures; basic anatomy, genetic, reproductions, aging,
understanding prescriptions, and varying forms of sterilization. Upon completion of the program you will qualify for
an entry-level position as a veterinary assistant. Course
consists of 80 hours of lecture and 30 hours of externship.
Dates below DO NOT include externship. Externship hours
may vary based on facility availability. Textbook included.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be
prepared to sit for the MEDCA National Certification for
Veterinary Assistant. 110 hrs. $799
CUSTOMIZED TRAINING PROGRAMS
Horry Georgetown Technical College Workforce Development offers customized training programs and services in a
variety of areas to local companies interested in updating
the skills and abilities of their employees. By helping to
bridge any technical skills gaps in your organization, we
can help you maximize your employees’ potential. We provide qualified instructors, at our training facility or at your
site, as well as a customized curriculum to meet your needs.
Call us at 843-477-2020 for more information.
Our Training Programs Include:
Feb15-Apr 17
• Customer Service Skills: courtesy and communication,
identifying and exceeding customer needs and expectations, problem solving, people management, dealing with
difficult customers, understanding the cost of losing a customer, and teaching supervisors to coach customer service.
• Team Building Skills: featuring Culinary Team Building
• Computer Software Skills: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Project
• Trades Skills: Osha 10-hour, Lead Paint Certification/Recertification, Mechanical Maintenance, NCCER Training
Mar 15-May 15
Our Comprehensive Services Include:
Jan 18-Mar 20
Apr 12-June 12
May 17 – July 12
• Development of all curriculum and training materials
• Flexible scheduling to ensure minimum disruption of your
productivity
• A needs assessment that provides customized solutions for
your organization
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
Week 2- DECISION MAKING AND PROBLEM
SOLVING
Approaching decision making in a systematic manner with
more confidence and reliability. Selecting practical tools
used by individuals and teams to collect data and information for setting priorities, finding solutions, and ultimately
solving complex problems. Building teams motivated to
accomplish a defined outcome. Identifying the nature of
different types of teams. Dealing with interpersonal relationships and sensitivities within a team environment and
following up on team member assignments.
STRATEGIC PLANNING WORKSHOP
Strategic Planning is creating a long-range plan directed
towards achieving defined goals and objectives to achieve
business success and create value for stakeholders. The
organization develops strategies to achieve desired
organizational results (vision, mission, goals, and key focus
areas). The functional units develop their own strategies
that are aligned with the organization’s strategic plan. This
workshop includes Strategic Planning process steps and
tools used to 1) Gather and analyze planning information, 2) Develop and prioritize key strategies, 3) Translate
strategies into specific measurable objectives and action
plans, 4) Implement and manage process changes, and 5)
Perform on-going evaluation and corrective action during
the improvement/change process. The workshop is highly
interactive using various practical exercises that are adaptable to any size or type of organization are used as part of
the learning process. 4 hrs. $49
XBUS 503-70-2167
9:00am-1:00pm
Th
GS
Feb 9
ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP
These topics are for individuals that are wanting to strengthen their knowledge and skills to be more effective in their
job roles, as well as, improving their current organization
to be more efficient and productive. They can be taken
as individual topics or as a series of modules. Qualified
participants are individuals ready for more challenge and
want to learn more about being a better leader. The topics
include information on being more creative and visionary
and being more influential in getting people to respond in
a positive manner. 10 hrs. $200
XBUS 574-73-2169
9:00am-11:00am
W
GS
Feb 1-March 1
WEEKLY TOPICS:
Week 1- ESTABLISHING LEADERSHIP
EFFECTIVENESS
Determining your role as a leader. Knowing the culture
of your organization and the value of having the culture
be in harmony with operational practices. Setting the
future direction of the organization (Vision), defining the
business you are in (Mission), selecting the goals you want
to achieve (Results), developing the path you must take
for short and longer term improvement (Objectives) and
applying the organization improvement process (Implementation).
HGTC
Week 3- ACTION PLANNING AND
IMPLEMENTATION
Identifying key initiatives for your functional unit that need
to be improved and create greater value for your stakeholders that align with organizational initiatives. Developing
specific measurable objectives, action plans and implementing improvement. Following up and taking corrective
along the journey to success.
Week 4- LEADERSHIP SELF DEVELOPMENT AND
LEADING THE WORKFORCE
Reviewing leadership competencies, practices, and roles
for guiding and sustaining the success of the organization. Completing a ‘Self-assessment Profile Evaluation’
to identify strengths and practices that might need further
development. Engaging, developing, and assessing your
workforce and enabling them to contribute effectively and
perform to the best of their ability. Factors such as flexibility, innovation, knowledge and skill, motivation, recognition,
clear direction, and two-way communication are key in
achieving organizational and workforce success.
Week 5- WORKING TOGETHER
Working with different types of individuals one-on-one or
when part of a team. Knowing one’s self and how you
personally feel about different pressures, encounters, and
emotions. Receiving and giving appropriate feedback to
understand and analyze a situation. Being able to intervene appropriately, either over-reacting or under-reacting.
Resolving people issues so work associates are performing
at high levels of achievement and are satisfied with the
work environment
Instructed by Donald Parrish. Don has been in the consulting and training business for over 30 years. He worked
in 10 countries and has in-depth experience working with
clients in business, education, and government. Leadership
training and development is his speciality and he promotes
proven approaches that were learned from actual hands-on
experiences and from many experts.
Don is the founder of Organizational Excellence. This business was formed after leaving a 6.5 billion dollar company
where he directed a Human Resource Development Department and was an internal company consultant working
with all levels of leadership. Prior to these careers, Don
was a high school teacher. He holds a B.S. and M.S. in education and enjoys consulting, facilitating, and helping make
learning a valuable and enjoyable experience emphasizing
practical applications.
Call 843.477.2020 or 843.349.5363 for Class & Registration Information • www.HGTC.edu/jobtraining
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SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING FOR BUSINESS NEW!
HGTC
Create an engaged community around your business with
social media marketing. Learn how to attract an audience,
provide value for your followers, promote a brand and set
up targeted advertising on campaigns like Facebook & Twitter. During this class we will also take a look at a few other
social media platforms (Instagram, Pinterest and Google+)
and how doing all forms of social media will increase your
online presence and drive more customers to your business.
Finally, you will gain techniques for measuring and tracking
your social media success. 3 hrs. $49
XBUS 676-70-2119 9:00am-12:00pm
Sat
GS
Feb 18
ADVANCED SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING FOR
BUSINESS
TRUE COLORS: Discover Your Personality
Temperament for Improved Communication
Are you looking to improve communication between yourself and others? Effective communication is a key factor
for success in any environment where people interact. This
4-hour workshop uses the True Colors model for understanding yourself as shown through your personality temperament. Attendees discover how to interact with different
personality types, strengthen rapport, boost listening skills
and deliver a message in a clear and respectful way. Useful
for dealing with spouses, children, employers, coworkers,
neighbors, friends and others! This is an internationally recognized method of making the process easily understood
and immediately effective! 3.5 hrs. Materials included.
$49
XBUS 501-70-2081
8:30am-12:00noon
XBUS 501-71-2082
8:30am-12:00noon
Sat
GS
Sat
GS
Advanced Social Media for Business provides the practical
tools and strategies required to successfully navigate social
networks, leverage social tools, and capitalize on their
powerful word-of-mouth lift. It also offers expert guidance
on how to define goals and measure these interactive marketing efforts against the goals. The course will focus only
on Facebook for Business. 3 hrs. $59
XBUS 677-70-2153
9:00am-12:00noon Sat
GS
Apr 29
Mar 25
Apr 29
GRANT TRAINING WORKSHOP - NEW!
This workshop covers the basic elements of grant writing
and prepares the novice grant writer in understanding how
to prepare for writing a grant, researching grant sources,
and the components of an effective grant. Topics include:
Definitions; Funding Sources & Searching for Money;
Grant Components and more! 2.5 hrs. $49
XBUS 502-70-2122
9:30am-12:00noon
XBUS 502-80-2123
6:30pm-9:00pm
8
Sat
GS
W
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Mar 18
Mar 1
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
INTERNET SAVVY SENIORS
This 3 part series geared towards the active senior will show
you how to navigate the internet along with some basic social
media. Learn about Craig’s List, Ebay, Pinterest, Facebook,
YouTube, Google, Bing and much more. With a computer
and some time, you can find just about anything you need to
know and more. Hands-on. Limited enrollment. 6 hrs. $49 –
bring a friend for free!
HGTC
*1 COMPLIMENTARY ATTENDEE PER PERSON
YPER 670-70-2111
10:00am-12:00pm
YPER 670-71-2112
10:00am-12:00pm
F
GS
F
GS
Feb 17-Mar 3
Apr 7-Apr 28
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
You will learn to manipulate images and digital photographs
in preparation for publication layout and design, Web output,
use in other software packages, or immediate output. USB
Thumb Drive required. Limited enrollment. Basic computer
experience required 28 hrs. $325
COMPUTERS
WINDOWS 10, Basics
Ready or not …Windows 10 is here! The newest operating
system in the Microsoft family is new and improved and very
different from Windows 8. Learn how to start using the Start
Menu; discover the new Task View; learn how to work with
the Action Center, what is Microsoft Edge and Cortana; and
much more! This lecture class will enable you to become
more comfortable using Windows 10! 2.5 hrs. $39
BRING A FRIEND FOR FREE!
*ONE COMPLIMENTARY ATTENDEE PER PERSON
XCPT 595-70-2106
Th
Feb 2
2:00pm-4:30pm
GS
XCPT 595-71-2107
M
Feb 13
10:00am-12:30pm
GS
XCPT 595-72-2108
W
Apr 19
2:00pm-4:30PM
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BASIC COMPUTER, Level 1 - NEW!
Regardless of your experience, everyone should have some
level of proficiency in personal computing skills to excel
in their current job, maintain their competitiveness for career advancement, or just to keep up with your children or
grandchildren. This course will give you the skills you need to
maneuver around your computer, begin to work with Microsoft Office Software and discover how much you can learn on
the internet! 10 hours $99
BRING A FRIEND FOR FREE!
Bldg 1000GS, Room 1158
XCPT 501-70-2051
MW
3:00pm-5:00pm
GS
XCPT 501-71-2052
F
10:00am-12:00pm
GS
Feb 6 - Feb 20
Mar 24-Apr 21
XCPT 533-80-2091
6:00pm-9:00pm
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Feb 6-Apr 10
EXCEL BASICS
Build worksheets using formatting, printing, formulas, common
functions, and charts. USB thumb drive recommended for
saving created documents. Enrollment limited. 10 hrs. $99
XCPT 916-70-2110
3:00pm-5:00pm
XCPT 916-70-3010
3:00pm-5:00pm
MW
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MW
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Mar 7-Mar 21
May 1-May 15
EXCEL INTERMEDIATE
Our Microsoft Excel Intermediate course is best suited for
those with a basic working knowledge of Excel. Topics
include: Working with lists; Structure of a list; Sorting and filtering lists; Simple sorting; Sorting by multiple columns; Using
AutoFilter; Connect spreadsheets so that one updates another;
Using Freeze Panes; Using Split Window; Hiding and displaying data; Hiding rows and columns; Entering date functions;
Date and time formats and more. 10 hrs. $99
XCPT 596-70-2109
3:00pm-5:00pm
XCPT 596-70-3011
3:00pm-5:00pm
MW
GS
MW
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Apr 3-Apr 17
Jun 5-Jun 19
QUICKBOOKS I
Learn how to use QuickBooks to manage a company’s financial accounts and computerized daily financial tasks. Prerequisite: some accounting experience. QuickBooks 2014 version
will be used. Limited to 12 students. 15 hrs. $199. Please
bring a thumb drive to class.
XCPT 967-80-2105
6:00pm-8:30pm
M
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Feb 6-Mar 20
Call 843.477.2020 or 843.349.5363 for Class & Registration Information • www.HGTC.edu/jobtraining
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
HGTC & WEB DESIGN CLASSES
ONLINE!
Introduction to Networking (ONLINE)
Introduction to Networking explains computer networking
basics in terms that you can easily understand, using concepts common to everyday, non-computing experience. The
course emphasizes networking fundamentals, explaining the
software and hardware that makes networking possible. The
course stresses understanding how and why networks work,
rather than focusing on memorization of terms or numbers.
Upon completion of the course, you will be capable of
performing basic computer networking tasks, such as DSL
connectivity or configuring connections to an Internet Service
Provider. This course will give you the foundation you need
to begin training for CCNA Certification or employment
in a computer networking career. This class is completed
exclusively online. 24 hrs. $110
PIST 551-011-2023
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 551-012-2024
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 551-013-3059
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 551-014-3060
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18-Mar 20
Feb15-Apr 17
Mar 15-May 15
Apr 12-Jun 12
Wireless Networking (ONLINE)
Wireless networking is one of the fastest growing segments
of the computer industry. Every electronic device seems
capable of wireless connections these days: computers,
handhelds, cell phones, and even digital cameras are all
capable of transmitting without a tether. This course will
give you a thorough understanding of this fascinating and
lucrative technology. You’ll learn how wireless works, how
wireless devices connect to networks, and how to build and
connect to your own wireless network. We’ll also explore
wireless standards, wireless security, satellite Internet and
cellular phone technology, as well as the future of wireless.
24 hrs. This class is completed exclusively online. $110
PIST 556-11-2028
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 556-12-2029
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 556-013-3063
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 556-014-3064
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18 - Mar 20
Feb15 – Apr 17
Mar 15-May15
Apr 12-Jun 12
Introduction to PC Security (ONLINE)
Intermediate Networking (ONLINE)
Learn real-world applications for the concepts you learned in
Introduction to Networking. Continue to build your knowledge of networks and networking, with detailed treatments
of TCP/IP, how switches and routers operate, DNS, and
more. You’ll gain a full understanding of almost every aspect
of networking technology, including hot topics such as virtual
private networks, security, Internet connectivity, and cloud
computing. Completion of this course and its prerequisite
should serve as a springboard for a career in computer
networking or training for CCNA Certification. 24 hrs. This
class is completed exclusively online. $110
10
PIST 820-011-2026
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 820-012-2179
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 820-013-3061
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 820-014-3062
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18 - Mar 20
What you don’t know about PC security really can hurt you!
Learn why you’re at risk and what you can do to protect
your precious personal and business data from the outside
world. This course, taught by a security expert, will quickly bring you up to speed on the fundamentals of PC and
network security. You’ll understand and explore the many
vulnerabilities of operating systems, software, and networks.
Develop an understanding of the exploits hackers use to
access your computer without your knowledge. You’ll find
out why, where, and how viruses, worms, and blended
threats are created. You’ll be able to identify and work to
prevent DoS, SYN flooding, and other network attacks.
You’ll learn a safe way to share files and data across the
Internet through a virtual private network. And you’ll be able
to install and configure a firewall to build an impenetrable
moat around your computer or network. 24 hrs. This class is
completed exclusively online. $110
PIST 908-11-2031
WF
Jan 18 - Mar 20
10:00am-12:00pm
INT
Feb15 – Apr 17
PIST 908-12-2032
WF
Feb 15 - Apr 17
10:00am-12:00pm
INT
Mar 15-May15
PIST 908-013-3065
WF
Mar 15-May15
10:00am-12:00pm
INT
Apr 12-Jun 12
PIST 908-014-3066
WF
Apr 12-Jun 12
10:00am-12:00pm
INT
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
Introduction to PC Troubleshooting (ONLINE)
Intro to PC Troubleshooting takes you step by step through the
typical hardware and operating system problems encountered
by technicians, teaching troubleshooting techniques to decipher any problem, and giving you the skills you need to solve
them. Once you’ve mastered the basics, the course launches
into some of the more advanced and nasty problems that crop
up in the PC, teaching you how to diagnose and fix those
problems as well! Finally, Intro to PC Troubleshooting shows
you how to maintain and optimize a Windows PC. 24 hr. This
class is completed exclusively online. $105
PIST 554-11-2034
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 554-12-2035
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 554-013-3067
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 554-014-3068
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18 - Mar 20
Feb 15 - Apr 17
Mar 15-May15
Apr 12-Jun 12
Introduction to C++ Programming (ONLINE)
Here’s your chance to learn how to program the easy way in
C++. Introduction to C++ Programming is a project-oriented
course taught by a master programming instructor. You’ll get
right to programming in this course--even if you have no prior
programming experience! Before you know it, you’ll be putting together programs that have their own windows and controls. Professional programmers write programs that model the
world around us. In this course you’ll look at how the world
is built up by objects--things that have qualities and capabilities, and then you’ll use that information as you write your
computer program. You’ll be following the actual technique
professional programmers use to build their programs. By the
end of the course, you’ll be using Microsoft Visual C++ 2010
Express Edition to write real programs for Microsoft Windows.
24 hrs. This class is completed exclusively online. $105
PIST 591-11-2037
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 591-12-2038
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 591-013-3069
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 591-014-3070
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
HGTC
Introduction to C# Programming (ONLINE)
Learn the fundamentals of computer programming with C#,
the in-demand and incredibly useful programming language
that incorporates the best features of Visual Basic, C++, and
Java. You’ll first develop your understanding of programming
fundamentals: input/output operations, decision making,
and looping. Then, we’ll explore the many benefits of object
oriented programming, with plenty of vivid, real-life examples.
Then, you’ll gain hands-on experience with sequential data
files, and you’ll be able to build a professional-looking and
intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI) application on your
very own computer. Every lesson includes practical examples
and assignments you can use to develop your knowledge of
programming. Learn to program the right way: by using a
state-of-the-art language to build impressive applications on
your schedule and on your very own computer. 24 hrs. This
class is completed exclusively online. $105
Jan 18 - Mar 20
PIST 915-11-2040
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 915-12-2041
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 915-013-3071
10:00am-12:00pm
PIST 915-014-3072
10:00am-12:00pm
Feb 15 - Apr 17
Creating Web Pages (ONLINE)
Mar 15-May15
Apr 12-Jun 12
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18 - Mar 20
Feb 15 - Apr 17
Mar 15-May15
Apr 12-Jun 12
Create and post your very own Web site on the Internet using
HTML in this extensive, hands-on, six week workshop. First,
you’ll learn about the capabilities of the World Wide Web
and the fundamentals of web design. Then you’ll plan the
content, structure and layout of your Web site, create pages
full of neatly formatted text, build links between the pages and
to the outside world, and add color, backgrounds, graphics,
and tables. You’ll also learn critical and timely information on
securing the best possible location in search engine listings,
and powerful no-cost or low-cost web marketing strategies. 24
hrs. This class is completed exclusively online. $105
PCPT 564-11-2043 10:00am-12:00pm
PCPT 564-12-2044 10:00am-12:00pm
PCPT 564-013-3073
10:00am-12:00pm
PCPT 564-014-3074
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18-Mar 20
Feb 15-Apr 17
Mar 15-May15
Apr 12-Jun 12
Call 843.477.2020 or 843.349.5363 for Class & Registration Information • www.HGTC.edu/jobtraining
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Designing Effective Websites (ONLINE)
HGTC
Regardless of your current skills or level of knowledge, in this
course you’ll master the basics of Web design and learn how
to build sites that are better and more effective. Get ready to
take your Web design skills to the next level! We’ll examine
the tension between form and function, explore the six major
states of the website development process, and learn the
basics of user-centered design. We’ll also cover the five basic
steps to organizing information, find out how site design
themes can be used for information delivery, and review
Web page design considerations. Along the way, we’ll talk
about effective type and graphics and explore the idea of
Web 2.0. This course is a must for Web designers, giving the
tips and tools that will help them establish a solid career. 24
hrs. This class is completed exclusively online. $105
PARV 531-011-2046 10:00am-12:00pm
PARV 531-012-2047
10:00am-12:00pm
PARV 531-013-3075
10:00am-12:00pm
PARV 531-014-3076
10:00am-12:00pm
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18-Mar 20
Feb15-Apr 20
Mar 15-May15
Apr 12-Jun 12
Responsive Web Design (ONLINE)
In today’s online environment, designers must create websites
that are responsive. Their sites must reshape and morph to
provide a positive experience in every viewport—from small
touch-screen environments to large-screen browsers where
users interact using a mouse or pointing device. This is the
heart of responsive Web design (RWD). In this course, you’ll
learn to identify and address every aspect of responsive Web
design: from scaling elements and adjusting page layout, to
adapting color schemes and implementing accessible forms.
You’ll master how to use HTML5 linked to media queries in
CSS3 to adapt content to fit your user’s viewport, and see
how jQuery Mobile can help you to mobile sites. Today’s
world of Web design requires building sites that are intuitive,
inviting, accessible, and attractive in every possible device
and environment. Learn to design and build fully responsive
websites optimized for smartphones, tablets, and laptop/
desktop viewing environments. 24 hrs. This class is completed exclusively online. $110
PCPT 975-11-2049 10:00am-12:00pm
PCPT 975-12-2050 10:00am-12:00pm
PCPT 975-013-3077
10:00am-12:00pm
PCPT 975-014-3078
10:00am-12:00pm
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DRIVING
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
WF
INT
Jan 18 - Mar 20
Feb 15 - Apr 17
Mar 15-May15
Apr 12-Jun 12
BASIC MOTORCYCLE RIDER COURSE
SCDMV is now accepting license *waivers from Technical
Colleges (*IF YOU BRING YOUR PERMIT TO CLASS).
Minimum of 15 years of age. (Students under the age of 18
years must have parental consent.) Able to ride a bicycle.
Riders must wear a ¾ or full face helmet and must wear long
sleeve shirt, long pants, gloves & boots and *must bring their
permit to class. Motorcycles are provided and some helmets
are available. Enrollment limited to 4 students. Must withdraw 48 business hours prior to class to receive a refund. 18
hrs. $259
Myrtle Beach Campus
Classroom Theory
Practical Application (riding)
YDRV 503-70-2018
YDRV 503-71-2019
YDRV 503-72-2020
FSU
FSU
FSU
Bldg. 600/Parking Lot
Friday 6-10 pm
Saturday AND
Sunday 8 am - 5 pm
Feb 24-26
Mar 24-26
Apr 21-23
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GS
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DEFENSIVE DRIVING FOR POINT REDUCTION
Drivers who successfully complete this program can get four
(4) points taken off their driving record. The full-eight-hour
attendance is mandatory. Visit www.scdmvonline.com to
verify points are associated against license. Students can
only participate once every three years. Textbook required.
8 hrs. $99
Must withdraw 48 hours prior to class to receive a refund.
YDRV 502-70-2003
8:00am-5:00pm
YDRV 502-71-2004
8:00am-5:00pm
YDRV 502-80-2191
6:00pm-10:00pm
YDRV 502-72-2005
8:00am-5:00pm
YDRV 502-81-2192
6:00pm-10:00pm
YDRV 502-73-2006
8:00am-5:00pm
YDRV 502-70-3079
8:00am-5:00pm
YDRV 502-81-3081
6:00pm-10:00pm
YDRV 502-71-3080
8:00am-5:00pm
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MW
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MW
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MW
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Jan 21
Feb 18
Mar 6-Mar 8
Mar 18
Apr 10-Apr 12
Apr 22
May 20
Jun 5-Jun 7
June 24
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
LICENSING & TRADES
CERTIFIED POOL/SPA OPERATOR
You will learn the basic knowledge, techniques, and skills of
pool and spa operations. Tuition includes study materials,
handouts, and the Certification Exam, and the National
processing and certification fees. 16 hrs. $400
XEVT 596-70-2056
8:00am-5:00pm
XEVT 596-71-2057
8:00am-5:00pm
XEVT 596-72-2058
8:00am-5:00pm
XEVT 596-73-2059
8:00am-5:00pm
XEVT 596-70-3024
8:00am-5:00pm
XEVT 596-71-3025
8:00am-5:00pm
XEVT 596-72-3026
8:00am-5:00pm
MT
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MT
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MT
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MT
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MT
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Jan 30-Jan 31
Feb 27-Feb 28
Mar 27-Mar 28
Apr 24-Apr 25
May 22-May 23
Jun 26-Jun 27
Jul 24-Jul 25
PERSONAL TRAINER CERTIFICATION
NEW! Two Nationally Certified Personal Trainer
Certifications for One Price!
Whether for a career move or for personal knowledge, get
all the information needed to become a Certified Personal
Trainer. Our personal trainer course is a great way to prepare to be a successful nationally Certified Personal Trainer.
The collegiate course is for candidates wanting in-depth
instruction and hands-on experience with a top veteran
instructor to master the career skills & knowledge to be a
successful trainer. The course consists of 15 hours of lecture
with key topics that include biomechanics, exercise physiology, fitness testing, equipment usage, and health assessment,
15 hours of hands-on practical training labs with role playing
drills on exercises, presentation skills, etc. to professionally
master the position.
HGTC
Level 1 – Nationally Certified Personal Trainer: Successfully
complete the written and practical exams. CPR/AED required.
Level 2- Nationally Certified Personal Trainer: Successfully
complete your Level 1 exams followed by a 30 hour internship that will help connect to local employers. 60 hrs. $699
Required textbook: Fitness Professional’s Handbook-7th
Edition with Web Resource ISBN-13: 9781492523376 is
available for purchase online. An e-book is also available for
purchase online: ISBN-13: 9781492535935 You can also
order the book through W.I.T.S. by calling 1-888-330-9487.
60 hrs. $699
*No class on March 28 & March 30.
XSFT 501-80-2121
6:30pm-9:30pm
ServSafe® FOOD MANAGERS CERTIFICATE
Beginning June 27, 2016, DHEC is requiring one manager
or person with supervisory responsibility at each facility to be
certified by a food protection manager certificate program.
This 12-hour National Restaurant Association ServSafe®
program will fulfill the criteria. This extensive training will be
given over a two day period and includes the certification
exam. The course is recognized locally and nationally by the
food safety training industry. Appropriate training is the best
vehicle for all food service personnel—especially managers,
supervisors, and owners—to learn about the hazards associated with day-to-day operations and the food preparation
process. It is imperative for management to incorporate good
sanitation practices into their operation by supporting employee training and education. Classroom training is $195
per person. Students must purchase ServSafe® Essentials
book with online test voucher (www.servsafe.com) and bring
it to class. 12 hrs. $195
XCUL602-70-2160
8:00am-3:00pm
XCUL602-71-2161
8:00am-3:00pm
XCUL602-70-3046
8:00am-3:00pm
FS
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TTH
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Mar 7-Apr 20*
For additional information, please enroll in one of the free
‘Live Your Passion, Become a Personal Trainer webinars:
February 1st 12pm EST
http://tinyurl.com/fitnessorientation217
March 1st 4pm EST http://tinyurl.com/fitnessorientation317
Feb 3-Feb 4
Apr 21-Apr 22
Jun 2-Jun 3
Call 843.477.2020 or 843.349.5363 for Class & Registration Information • www.HGTC.edu/jobtraining
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WELDING I, SHIELDING METAL ARC
This course covers the basic principles and practices of
oxyacetylene welding, cutting and electric arc welding.
Emphasis is placed on practice in fundamental position
welding and safety procedures. Limited enrollment. Please
bring safety goggles & wear heavy closed toe shoes. 60 hrs.
$1199 AWS Certified Instructors
HGTC
XWLD 529-30-2084
8:00am-5:30pm
XWLD 529-50-2193
8:00am-5:30pm
Jan 14 –Feb 25
Feb 4 – Mar 18
WELDING II, SHIEILDING METAL ARC
SCHOLARSHIPS
AVAILABLE
Please bring safety goggles & wear heavy closed toe shoes.
60 hrs. $1499 AWS Certified Instructors
for eligible
participants!
SERVICE PLUMBING TECHNOLOGY - NEW!
Plumbing is a fulfilling career that allows you to combine
knowledge and innovation with the ability to create and
build with your hands. It also offers tremendous benefits and
career potential. While many career paths require years of
schooling and tuition payments, the field of plumbing allows
you to train while working! The need for skilled plumbers
and skilled trade work will always be in demand and cannot
be outsourced or replaced by machine! This one semester
training program that teaches you the skills to begin your
career as a plumber. 320 hrs. $1999
XPLB 501-80-2002
MTWR Jan 9-Apr 30
4:00pm-10:15pm*
CON
*Some evening times are varied; contact our
Continuing Education Office for specific times.
INTRODUCTION TO MASONRY - NEW!
This course introduces concepts of concrete, stone, block
and brick construction. Students learn masonry theory and
practice hands-on techniques for working with masonry tools
such as levels, trowels, and jointers. Beginner brick masons
learn to select, mix and spread mortar. Instruction emphasizes tool and construction site safety. Upon successful complete
of this course, students should be able to begin working as
an assistant to a seasoned mason. 60 hrs. $999
XMSY 501-70-3051
8:00am-5:00pm
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GTW*
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XWLD 511-50-3082
8:00am-5:30pm
XWLD 511-30-2194
8:00am-5:30pm
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GTW*
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Apr 8 – May 20
Mar 4 – Apr 22
WELDING III, INERT GAS WELDING FERROUS
This course covers the safety, equipment, and skills used in
the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process. Bead Pad welds
and Fillet welds are made to visual inspection criteria in
the Flat, Horizontal, Vertical and Overhead positions. Pre
Requisite: Successful completion of Welding I & II. Please
bring safety goggles & wear heavy closed toe shoes. 60 hrs.
$1999 AWS Certified Instructors
XWLD 599-30-3083
8:00am-5:30pm
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Apr 29 – June 17
*Classes in Georgetown are held at the Georgetown Career
Center, Room 400, 2500 Anthuan Maybank Drive, Georgetown, SC 29440
PERSONAL INTEREST
Mar 17-May 12
FRONT DESK REPRESENTATIVE CERTIFICATE NEW!
The Front Desk Representative course provides an accelerated overview of the lodging industry and an in-depth look at
line-level positions for front desk and reservations. The course
also includes guest service professionalism and career exploration. Upon successful completion, students will be able to
sit for multiple industry-recognized credentials/certificates for
an additional fee. 3 hrs. $49
XHOS 557-70-2154
9:00am-12:00noon
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Feb 18
NEW YEAR, NEW YOU!
Wanting 2017 to be better than last year? Come learn from
a personal trainer and essential oil expert on how to start the
year with exercise, nutrition and essential oils. 2 hrs. $25
YPER 678-70-2174
9:00am-11:00am
YPER 678-80-2173
6:00pm-8:00pm
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Jan 21
Feb 7
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
ESSENTIAL OILS 101
Ever wondered about essential oils? Experience how to use
these natural oils for your health in a safe and effective way.
Essential oils can enhance so many areas of your daily life.
They’re often used for relaxation and sleep, stress relief, emotional balance, skin care, green cleaning, and even muscle
tension and pain. Come taste, smell and feel how amazing
the oils can be. 2 hrs. $25
YPER 679-70-2175
9:00am-11:00am
YPER 679-80-2176
6:00pm-8:00pm
S
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T
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Mar 11
Apr 4
INTRO TO GENEALOGY & FAMILY HISTORY
Tracing your family’s history is a fascinating journey. This
course will help you understand the genealogy research process and the way we interpret the information we find. Let us
guide you through the search process for ancestry using many
print and web resources. You will learn through hands-on
examples to dig deeper into your family’s past and develop
a strategy to accomplish your objectives, evaluate the results,
and share that information with others. Discover where to
look, who to contact, and how to make your family history
come alive. 3 hrs. $49
YPER 674-70-2158
9:00am-12:00am
S
GS
HGTC
March 18
GENETIC GENEALOGY (DNA)
RETIREMENT PLANNING TODAY® You’ve worked hard to provide for your family and save for
your future. Now, there is a course that teaches how to keep
more of what you earn and make your money work harder for
you.
No DNA testing will be done. This workshop will present an
overview of DNA testing as used in genealogical research.
Topics will include the major direct-to-consumer testing companies, genealogical uses of results (such as proof of descent,
geographic or ethnic ancestry origins, and biological relation
searches), third-party analysis, and types of genealogical
DNA test, additional learning resources, and ethical considerations. The workshop will be particularly useful to those
who have participated in a genealogical DNA test and want
to better understand the uses of the results. It will also be of
interest to those considering DNA testing but who wish to better understand the many choices available. *This is not about
forensic or paternity DNA testing. 4 hrs. $49
YPER 668-70 2162
9:00am – 1:00pm
S
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Apr 15
Whether you are just beginning to develop a retirement plan
or rapidly approaching retirement, you should enroll in this
course. You will learn how to define long-term goals and
return from the class with practical information you can apply
immediately. This course includes a 224-page illustrated
textbook. Couples may attend together for a single registration
fee. Class sizes are limited so register today. 6 hrs. $49
YPER 640-80-2103
6:30pm-9:30pm
YPER 640-81-2104
6:30pm-9:30pm
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W
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Mar 7-Mar 14
Mar 15-Mar 22
MEDICARE – What is it all about?
Medicare is our country’s health insurance program for
people age 65 or older. This program helps with the cost of
healthcare, but it doesn’t cover all medical expenses or the
cost of most long-term care. You have choices for how you
get Medicare coverage. In this workshop you will learn what
kind of supplemental plans are available; whether it is with
Traditional Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan. Discover when you should stay with your employer plan or apply for
Medicare; and when is the best time to apply for Medicare.
2 hrs. $29
YPER 671-80-2131
6:30pm-8:30pm
YPER 671-81-2132
6:30pm-8:30pm
TH
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T
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March 16
April 18
HOW TO OPERATE A SEWING MACHINE
Do you have a sewing machine collecting dust that you
meant to learn how to use but never got around to it? Have
you been thinking about buying a sewing machine but are
overwhelmed by all of the options out there? Learn sewing
machine basics including tools, threading, troubleshooting,
straight and zigzag stitches, fabric and thread selection, and
more. Students will create a one-of-a-kind reclaimed fabric
throw pillow and basic drawstring bag from materials provided in class. Students should bring their sewing machine and
the machine’s accessories to class. Limited class size. Ages
14+ 5 hrs. $49
YPER 669-70-2155
9:00am-1:00pm S
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BASIC SEWING-CLOTHING REPAIRS - NEW!
HGTC
If you own clothes, you should know how to fix them. In
this workshop you will learn to make basic repairs to your
clothes to save money, improve fit, and get creative. We
will learn to repair a broken zipper when it can be saved,
to replace shirt and jean buttons, to repair split seams and
holey pockets, to let-out or take-in a seam, to reattach a separated lining, to hem trousers/jeans/skirts/dresses, to recover
or replace a lost drawstring, and other basic machine and
hand-sewn repair techniques. Materials-: Participants should
bring their own portable sewing machine with accessories,
one new spool of all-purpose thread, the machine’s zig-zag
and blind hem feet (minimum), and any particular clothing
that you own and would like to work on in class. Fabric,
practice garments, and other materials will be provided. 5
hrs. $49
YPER 673-70-2157
12:00am-5:00pm
S
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April 8
BARTENDING 101
Becoming a bartender requires more than simply walking
behind a bar and passing out drinks! Start your career by
taking our Bartending 101 class. This course will provide
you with a foundation for understanding the in’s and the outs
of working behind the bar, making drinks and providing
good customer service. Emphasis will be on proper pouring
techniques, recipes for mixed drinks, knowledge of different
types of drinks and proper ways of conducting business
behind the bar. TIPs (Training for Intervention Procedures)
Certification is also included. Must be 21+ to attend. TIPs
Textbook required. 36 hrs. $299
XHOS 558-80-2021
6:00pm-9:00pm
TTh
GS
Mar 14-Apr 20
TIPs CERTIFICATION
TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures) is a world-renowned course that is highly recognized by employers
throughout the country. Certification, valid for three years
will be issued upon successful completion of exam. TIPs
Textbook required. 6 hrs. $49
XHOS 502-80-2182
6:00pm-9:00pm
TTh
GS
Apr 18-Apr 20
TIPS CERTIFICATION TRAINING - GROUPS
Anyone who serves alcohol in a licensed establishment
should take TIPs training and receive their certification. TIPS
certification is required by many bars and insurance companies. TIPs Certification is available in a group setting at
your facility or ours. Please contact 843-477-2020 for more
information and pricing.
HOW TO READ MUSIC- NEW!
Learn how to read music at the beginner’s level. Class will
teach basic music reading for individuals who have never
read music before. This covers all the basics, including
notation, rhythm, musical terminology, and discussion about
different clefs. Great for anyone who has always been interested in that “other” language! 12 hrs $69
YPER 675-70-2163
4:00pm-5:00pm
M
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Feb 6-Apr 24
PLAYING WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS FOR
BEGINNERS - NEW!
Students will learn how play, read, and perform with their
choice of flute, clarinet, or saxophone. Students must provide their own instrument and book. 12 hrs $69
YPER 676-70-2164
1:00pm-2:00pm
W
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Feb 1-Apr 19
WORLD MUSIC - NEW!
Go on a journey around the world and learn all about the
music within it. Students will discuss various music types
from many different places such as Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, and America. Hear and experience the
contributions that many different cultures have given to the
world. 6 hrs $59
16
YPER 677-70-2165
1:00pm-2:00pm
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WINES - A ROMP THROUGH THE VINEYARDS OF
ITALY - NEW!
Italy inspires and intrigues but are you confused and intimidated by Italian wines, grapes, zones and regions? Give
us two hours and we will endeavor to make you an Italian
wine expert enabling you to validate your passion for the
seductive wines of Italy. Join us on a romp through some of
Italy’s most fascinating regions, highlighting her finest grape
varieties and famed wines, and delving into the rules and
mysteries that make these wines so unique and outstanding.
They say that “facts tell but stories sell.” Did you know…one
of Italy’s greatest white wines takes its name from a beautiful
young princess… or Cleopatra fell in love with Caesar over
her first sip of an Italian wine… or how the name of Italy’s
most exciting red grape was born? We promise to share
stories and sensuous wines that you can use to create memorable food and wine experiences that excite and entice you
to want to taste and learn more. 2 hrs. $39
Presented by Sharron McCarthy, CSW, Vice President Wine
Education – Banfi Vintners and Past President of the Society
of Wine Educators, an international organization.
YPER 672-80-2156
6:30pm-8:30pm
W
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Apr 5
Mar 7-Mar 28
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
NOW OPEN!
HGTC
Take this opportunity to experience the
new Culinary International Institute of Myrtle
Beach on the HGTC Grand Strand campus!
The new building contains bakery/patisserie
laboratories, a nutrition lab, production and
training kitchens, an outdoor barbeque kitchen, greenhouse, wine cellar, beverage bar,
chef’s bar, chef’s table, and an amphitheater.
All HGTC culinary classes are taught at the new facility.
The Fowler Dining Room
is now serving lunch at
the new ICI location!
Stay updated on events & stories, like us on our
Facebook page, facebook.com/culinarymb
CULINARY
Call 843-349-5334 to
make a reservation!
CHOCOLATES & CANDIES
AN AMERICAN TRADITION: PIE BAKING MADE
EASY
Don’t let a fear of pie crust keep you from enjoying this
American tradition. Chef Geoff Blount will demonstrate simple ways to make a variety of pastry crusts. In this hands-on
class, you will create sweet and savory pies and tarts filled
with fruits, vegetables, cheese and custards. You’ll also take
home a booklet filled with class recipes and more. 4 hrs. $59
YCUL 702-70-2185
10:00am-2:00pm
Sat
GS
From cacao beans to confections, you will learn: Techniques
to melt, temper, mold and decorate with chocolate will be
demonstrated then applied to create an assortment of chocolate and other candy creations: Chocolate Truffles, Bon Bons,
and Pralines. As an added bonus, you’ll take home a recipe
booklet. 4 hrs. $69
YCUL 696-70-2187
10:00am-2:00pm
Sat
GS
Feb 4
Jan 14
BEGINNER BAKING CLASS – AGES 13-17 - NEW!
Unleash your teen’s kitchen creativity with this Beginner
Baking class where they will learn valuable techniques essential for many baking recipes. Working alongside our Chef
instructors they will practice their new skills while whipping
up delicious culinary creations. Topic include: kitchen fundamentals like how to follow recipes, measuring, and mixing.
Students will also learn chef’s secrets for flavoring techniques
as they train their palates. The skills learned in this class will
show teens how much fun baking can be and provide them
with a foundation for a lifetime in the kitchen. Classes are
held in our professional teaching kitchens at the International
Culinary Institute of Myrtle Beach. 40 hrs. $350*
XCUL 501-70-3084
8:00am-5:00pm
MTWThF
June 5-June 9
GS
INTERMEDIATE BAKING CLASS - AGES 13-17 - NEW!
Your budding Pastry Chef can join us here at the International Culinary Institute of Myrtle Beach for a week of baking
and fun as they dive into a completely hands-on, week-long
course with our professional chef instructors. Students will
continue their learning experience and discover how those
techniques and ingredients come together to create delicious
dishes, both classic and contemporary. Sounds delicious? It’ll
taste even better. 40 hrs. $350*
XCUL 502-70-3085
MTWThF
June 12-June 16
8:00am-5:00pm
GS
*Sign up for both classes are receive a $50 discount!
EUROPEAN PASTRIES
In this class, you will learn about the traditions and trends
of some European pastries through your taste buds. You
will create the classic Éclair, financier (almond cake). You
will also learn about the famous macaroon. Your instructor
will help you gain the techniques you need to impress your
friends and family with the taste of Europe right in the comfort
of your own kitchen. As an added bonus, you will take home
a recipe booklet. 4 hrs. $69
YCUL 697-70-2186
10:00am-2:00pm
S
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Mar 18
THE KNEAD FOR GOOD BREAD - NEW!
Demand for specialty breads continues to grow. Find the artisan baker within and have fun with our baking instructor in
this hands-on bread baking course. You will learn to prepare
your own bread starter, create several varieties of specialty
hearth breads and rolls, and practice techniques for shaping
and forming classic bread recipes. This is a 2-day class!
Student needs to be present for both days. 6 hrs. $79
YCUL 639-70-2189
*Saturday
*Sunday
Sat/Sun Feb 18-17
6:00pm-9:00pm 9:00am-12:00am
GS
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MASTER THE BASICS: Beginner Series
HGTC
Our goals for this four-night hands-on beginner series is to
build your skills and confidence, as well as training your
taste buds. At the completion of the Beginner series, you
will be ready to put together simple meals for yourself and
family from basic pantry items. Students will learn the basics
of knife skills, simple soups and stocks, and sauces; easy
vegetable preparations; how to cook eggs; and the methods
for cooking familiar cuts of beef, pork, chicken, and fish. We
will cover building a pantry of ingredients and selecting a
small battery of equipment, as well as tips for menu planning, nesting tasks, shopping the grocery store, and sources
for ingredients. This class is perfect for those who can cook
as long as they have a recipe in front of them, or for those
who have been cooking for years but have never had formal
training and lack confidence about what they’re doing in
the kitchen. Some topics include: Basic Knifes Skills; Easy
Vegetable Prep; All About Eggs; Soups, Stocks, and Simple
Sauces; Moist Heat Cooking Methods; Dry Heat Cooking
Method and more!
Classes are held on consecutive Tuesdays. Students receive
a certificate of completion at the end of the session. A light
snack prepared by our staff and non-alcoholic beverages
provided – so you can survive! 12 hrs. Must be 18 year + to
attend. $299
XCUL 601-80-2140
6:00pm-9:00pm
XCUL 601-81-2141
6:00pm-9:00pm
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T
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Feb 21-Mar 13
Apr 4-Apr 25
HOW TO MAKE KOMBUCHA TEA AT HOME NEW!
Kombucha is a fermented, lightly effervescent sweetened
black or green tea drinks that are commonly intended as
functional beverages for their supposed health benefits.
Kombucha is produced by fermenting tea using a “symbiotic
‘colony’ of bacteria and yeast” a (SCOBY).
This class will take you through the method of making Kombucha at home easily and having you taking home a starter
and get you started into the easy process of how to make
it. In addition will go into how to flavor and store it until it is
consumed and creating future batches. 2 hrs. $45
YCUL 698-80-2159
5:30pm-7:30pm
Th
GS
Mar 9
PIZZA, PIZZA AND MORE - NEW!
The key to preparing savory pizza pies starts with the pizza
dough. Our Culinary instructor will demonstrate the steps for
mixing, rising and shaping the pizza dough. Once you try
it, you’ll be hooked on this international favorite. Learn about
the many sauces and toppings and how to oven bake or grill
your pizzas. 3 hrs. $59
YCUL 703-80-2188
6:00pm-9:00pm
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Mar 17
STEAKHOUSE AT HOME - NEW!
No one creates a culinary work-of-art like a Steakhouse, but
perfecting these recipes at home comes down to technique.
With easy to digest tips, we will break down the different cut
options, how to find the best cut on a budget and discover
the secret of a perfect sear. With easy recipes to complement
our mouth-watering 8-ounce steaks, we will make a red wine
reduction as we pair it with a traditional bleu cheese wedge
salad and truffle mashed potatoes. Hungry yet? Come and
indulge with us! 3 hrs. $75
YCUL 700-80-2183
5:30pm-8:00pm
T
GS
Mar 21
DELIGHTFUL SMALL DESSERTS - NEW!
Everyone loves “just a bite” of dessert, so learn how to
create beautiful mini-treats that range from simple to sophisticated that will dazzle your friends and family! Chef Geoff
Blount will walk you through the techniques in this hands-on
class experience as you learn how to make dainty miniature
cakes, sweet or savory mini tarts, tiny whoopie pies, petite
parfaits and the ever-popular cake-pops. Students will
take home a recipe book and a collection of delicious and
delightfully small desserts. 4 hrs. $59
YCUL 701-70-2184
10:00am-2:00pm
S
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Apr 15
MOMMY & ME BRUNCH - NEW!
This year, Horry Georgetown Technical College is teaming
up our Chef Instructors to host a Mother’s Day cooking
class. This event provides an opportunity for everyone to
learn some new recipes to try at home. The Mommy & Me
cooking class which will enable participants to learn to make
delicious brunch recipes and then sit down and enjoy them
together. Have fun during this Mother and child workshop,
cooking and feasting together. Children ages 7 to 14 are
invited to help their Mom’s prepare a fabulous Brunch.
Everyone cooks and eats together! 3 hrs. $59* *One child
is free with each adult ($20 per additional child).
YCUL 699 70-3050
10:00am-1:00pm
Sat
GS
May 13
PLEASE NOTE FOR ALL COOKING CLASSES
Closed toed, flat shoes must be worn at all times. High
heels and sandals are not permitted. f hair is long
enough to be made into a ponytail, please do so.
Hands must be thoroughly washed and nails must be
clean. Please refrain from wearing perfume or cologne
as it interferes with the students’ sense of smell and
taste. Please bring a chef knife to class.
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
PHOTOGRAPHY FUNDAMENTALS
Learn about the equipment and techniques for making digital
photographs, cameras, meters, composition, and lighting
factors and techniques are covered. No prior photography
experience is assumed, however this course moves rapidly.
A digital SLR camera is required. 30 hrs. $325
XMAP 521-80-2089
6:00pm-9:00pm
W
GS
HGTC
Feb 1-Apr 12
ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY
Advance your photography skills with this class. Learn the
common mistakes most photographers make and how to correct them; HDR Photography; Advanced Lighting Techniques;
Shooting in Camera Raw. 12 hrs. $99
XMAP 522-80-3047
6:00pm-9:00pm
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE, Basic Level 1 -
This course is an introduction to American Sign Language,
the language used by Deaf people in the U.S. and most of
Canada. Students will develop practical skills and knowledge for successful interactions within the Deaf community.
You will also learn some information on the history and
culture including conceptual vocabulary of conversational
(expressive & receptive) sign language skills. Discover this
relaxed method of learning beginning ASL vocabulary and
grammar (including use of space, non-manual signals, and
classifiers). Textbook required. Signing Naturally Level 1-6.
16 hrs. $79
XASL 843-80-2087
6:30pm-8:30pm
TTh
GS
Feb 21 - Mar 16
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE, Basic Level II
This course is a continuation of American Sign Language, Basic Level 1. Students will immerse themselves in the signing,
learning new vocabulary while concentrating on grammatical form and function. Textbook required. Signing Naturally
Level 1-6 Prerequisite: ASL Level 1 or permission from the
instructor. No Class on Apr 11 & Apr 13. 16hrs. $69
XASL 844-80-3054
6:30pm-8:30pm
TTh
GS
W
GS
Apr 26-May 17
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
Learn to advance your photographic skills to master Wedding Photography. This introductory course walks you
through the day of the wedding and explores the challenges
that a photographer may experience. 12 hrs. $125
XMAP 595-80-2090
6:00pm-9:00pm
T
GS
Feb 7-Feb 28
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY - NEW!
How to take delicious pictures! This course will introduce
students of all levels to essential food photography tips, lighting, styling techniques, gear, and shooting styles. Learn the
do’s and don’ts of what might seem like a simple shot, but is
actually a thought out and meticulous process. Pre-requisite:
Photography Fundamentals or equivalent experience. Digital
SLR Camera required. 12 hrs. $99
XMAP 502-80-2190
6:00pm-9:00pm
Th
GS
Mar 7-Apr 4
Apr 4 – May 4
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE, Basic Level III
This 16 hour class will continue the use of the Signing
Naturally curriculum. This is an intensive language class and
requires knowledge and comprehension of conversational
American Sign Language. Textbook required. Signing Naturally Level 1-6 Prerequisite: ASL I & ASL II or permission from
the instructor. 16 hrs. $79
XASL 845-80-3049
6:30pm-8:30pm
TTh
GS
May 9-Jun 1
MEDIA ARTS
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REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHY - NEW!
HGTC
Photography has never been more important to selling real
estate than it is today. The markets are heating up again
and demand for real estate creates demand for photography. During this class you will discover how to take great
property exterior photos; the best times of day to photograph interior and exterior shots; how to make each interior
room (staged or not) look brighter and more inviting; how to
light your properties and more. Pre-requisite: Photography
Fundamentals or equivalent experience. Digital SLR Camera
required. 12 hrs. $99
XMAP 503-80-3055
6:00pm-9:00pm
Th
GS
Apr 18-May 9
BUSINESS ANGLES: Photography
Expert advice and quality instruction will allow you to follow
your dreams of becoming a professional photographer
under profitable conditions. 5 hrs. $49
XMAP 523-80-3048
6:00pm-8:30pm
W
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May 31-Jun 7
ADVANCED PRINCIPLES IN RE (POST LICENSE)
Unit 2 PL
The South Carolina Real Estate Commission now requires
you take all 90 hours prior to receiving your license. You
have to take Pre-License and Advanced Principles in Real
Estate (formerly Post License). You will be able to take the
state exam, but will not receive the license until completing
both Unit and passing both State Exams. Textbook included
in tuition. 30 hrs. $299
XREA 581-70-2062
8:30am-3:30pm
XREA 581-71-2063
8:30am-3:30pm
XREA 581-80-2066
6:00pm-9:00pm
XREA 581-72-2064
8:30am-3:30pm
XREA 581-74-2068
8:30am-3:30pm
XREA 581-81-2067
6:00pm-9:00pm
XREA 581-73-2065
8:30am-3:30pm
MTWThF
CCAR
MTWThF
CCAR
MTWThF
CCAR
MTWThF
CCAR
SU
CCAR
MTWThF
CCAR
MTWThF
CCAR
Jan 23 - Jan 27
Feb 20 - Feb 24
Feb 20- Mar 3
Mar 20 - Mar 24
Apr 1 – Apr 15
Apr 17- Apr 28
Apr 17- Apr 21
BROKER A - BROKER MANAGEMENT
OPLO18005
Once you have had a real estate license for three years and
show documentation of 150 classroom hours of instruction,
you are eligible to take the Broker’s exam to become a
licensed Broker. This course covers short and long range
planning; operation of a real estate brokerage; liability of
broker for torts of agents; trust accounting; contracts; and
ethics. Textbook included in tuition. 32 hrs. $279
REAL ESTATE
PRELICENSE Unit 1 OPLO18001
This course is the first step for those who want a Provisional
License to list, sell, purchase, exchange, lease, or dispose of
real estate for others in the state of South Carolina. Topics
to be discussed are real estate sales, real property law,
agency, federal/state laws and regulations, pricing of real
property, contracts, finance and mathematics. You do not
need a sponsorship in mind (broker) to take the Pre-License
class. Textbook included in tuition. 60 hrs.
$475
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XREA 508-70-2069
8:30am-5:30pm
SU
Jan 21 – Jan 29
CCAR
BROKER B-EXAM PREP OPLO18003
Once you have had a real estate license for three years and
show documentation of 150 classroom hours of instruction,
you are eligible to take the Broker’s exam. This course
covers real property law; agency, federal and state laws;
regulations; pricing of real property; contracts; finance,
math; and closing statements. Textbook included in tuition.
32 hrs. $279
XREA 509-70-2070
SU
Feb 4 – Feb 12
XREA 534-70-2073
MTWTh Jan 9 - Jan 19
8:30am-5:30pm
CCAR
8:30am-5:30pm CCAR
XREA 534-80-2077
TWTh
Jan 10 – Feb 9
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT OPLO18004 6:00pm-10:00pm
CCAR
Thirty hours of education is required by the South Carolina
XREA 534-71-2074
MTWTh Feb 6 - Feb 16
Real Estate Commission to receive a Property Management
8:30am-5:30pm
CCAR
License. Topics include laws affecting property management;
XREA 534-74-2079
SU
Mar 4 – Mar 26
rental agreements; tenant relations after leasing; and insur8:30am-5:30pm
CCAR
ance. Textbook included in tuition. 32 hrs. $279
XREA 534-72-2075
MTWTh Mar 6 - Mar 16
8:30am-5:30pm
CCAR
XREA 507-80-2072
MW
Feb 13 – Mar 8
XREA 534-81-2078
TWTh
Mar 7- Apr 6
6:00pm-10:00pm
CCAR
6:00pm-10:00pm
CCAR
XREA 507-70-2071
MTWTh Apr 24 – Apr 27
XREA 534-73-2076
MTWTh Apr 3 - Apr 13
8:30am-5:30pm
CCAR
8:30am-5:30pm
CCAR
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Unless indicated, fees do not include textbooks or
supplies. Call bookstore at 843-477-2089.
2. Minimum enrollment must be met – please register
early!
3. Horry Georgetown Technical College reserves the
right to cancel classes.
4. No registration is complete until all fees have been
paid.
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Coastal Carolina Association of
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FINANCIAL & SCHOLARSHIPS
Financial assistance opportunities: Don’t let the cost
of education prevent you from ACHIEVING YOUR
GOALS! Finding education lending options for
Continuing Education or Online Learning has never
been easier! Students seeking financial assistance for
course tuition and fees can contact:
• Sallie Mae Loan Program 800-4-SALLIE
(800-472-5543).
• Education Connection Loan Program
(Wells Fargo) 800.837.4320
www.wellsfargo.com
• South Carolina Department of Employment &
Workforce (WIA) 843-234-9675 or
843-546-8581
Most of our classes are cost-recovery and we need
a minimum number of students enrolled early to
keep the program running. When too many people
wait until the last minute to register, great classes
taught by excellent instructors get cancelled. Don’t be
disappointed – REGISTER EARLY!
REFUND POLICY – PUBLIC CLASSES
1. 100% refund will be issued if we cancel the class.
2. If YOU choose to cancel your registration you must
do so at least one business day before class begins.
Some classes (such as Motorcycle Classes) require
additional notice – please check class description for
details.
3. Refund policy for conferences and seminars will be
noted on their literature.
PARKING
Designated student parking is available on each
campus. Temporary parking permits must be visible
in your front window. Parking permits will be mailed
with your confirmation, or may be obtained when you
register in person. If you do not receive a parking
pass, please stop by any continuing education office
and request one.
ROOM ASSIGNMENT
Building and room numbers are usually listed on your
confirmation letter. If no room number or building is
listed, please go to the main office, Building 500 on the
Georgetown campus; Building 200 on Grand Strand
campus; and Building 1100 on the Conway campus for
room assignments.
Call 843.477.2020 or 843.349.5363 for Class & Registration Information • www.HGTC.edu/jobtraining
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HGTC INDEX
Adobe Photoshop
American Sign Language
Anatomy & Physiology
Bartending 101
Bloodborne Pathogens
9
19
3
16
3
5
Medical Terminology
6
Medicare15
Motorcycle, Basics
20
Oils, Essential
Business Angles, Photography
20
Organizational Leadership
Certified Pool & Spa (CPO)
2
13
12
Music16
Broker A & B
Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A.)
Personal Trainer Certification
15
7
13
Photography19
Clinical Medical Assistant
2
Plumbing Technology, Service
14
Computer, Basic
9
Property Management
20
Cooking Classes
17-18
Cooking, Mastering the Basics
18
QuickBooks9
Real Estate
20
CPR3
Registration Information
Defensive Driving
Retirement Planning
15
13
12
EMT Basic
5
ServSafe Food Managers Certification
Excel Basics & Intermediate
9
Sewing 21-23
15-16
Financial Aid & Scholarships
21
Social Media in Business
8
Front Desk Representative
14
Spanish for Medical Professionals
6
Genealogy15
Strategic Planning
7
Gerontology Certificate
5
TIPs Certification
Grant Training
8
True Colors 8
Healthcare Violence Prevention
3
Veterinary Assistant
6
Healthy Aging
4
Web Design (online)
Information Technology (online)
10-11
14
Welding, Shielding Metal Arc
Internet Savvy Seniors
9
Windows 10
Masonry, Intro to
11-12
19
4
Legal & Ethical Issues
16
Wedding Photography
Infectious Diseases
Leadership7
22
Medical Math
9
Wines16
4
14
It is recommended that students register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid class cancellation.
REGISTRATION IS EASY! SIGN UP TODAY!
ONLINE: www.hgtc.edu/jobtraining
BY PHONE: 843-477-2020 or 843-349-5363
BY FAX: Visit www.hgtc.edu/jobtraining, print form, complete and fax to 843-477-0775
BY MAIL: Download a form at www.hgtc.edu/jobtraining, print form, complete and
mail to: HGTC Continuing Education, 743 Hemlock Avenue, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
IN PERSON: At any of our Campus Admissions Offices
HGTC
REGISTRATION FORM
Name (as it appears on your Social Security card)
___________________________________________________ SS# ____________________________________
Date of Birth _______________________________________
Address _ _______________________________
City _____________________ State______ Zip __________
Day Phone ______________________________
Evening Phone _____________________________________
Email ___________________________________
Please check one: 
Enclosed is a check for $ _ __________________________ to pay my full registration fee.
Payable to Horry Georgetown Technical College. Please include driver’s license number on check.
Please charge my credit card: 
Mastercard 
Visa 
Discover 
American Express
Card# ______________________________ Exp. Date ________ Credit Card Security Code ____________________
Signature __________________________________________
1. Course Title _____________________________________
Course # _________________ Start Date _______________
Tuition $___________ Campus _ ______________________
2. Course Title _____________________________________
Course # _________________ Start Date _______________
Tuition $___________ Campus _ ______________________
3. Course Title _____________________________________
Course # _________________ Start Date _______________
Tuition $___________ Campus _ ______________________
Residential Status:
 I am a U.S. Citizen
 I am a legal permanent resident 18 years of age or older

I am an illegal resident of the U.S.
Gender: 
Male  Female
Ethnicity: 
African American  Asian
 Caucasian  Native American  Hispanic
 Other ________________________________
Forms may be duplicated. Mail to: HGTC – Continuing Education,
743 Hemlock Avenue, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Call 843.477.2020 or 843.349.5363 for Class & Registration Information • www.HGTC.edu/jobtraining
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NON-PROFIT
PRSRT STD POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 116
CONWAY, SC 29528
P.O. Box 261966
Conway, SC 29528-6066
IMBC
First Name Last Name
or Current Resident
Street
City, State Zip
BEGIN YOUR
ALLIED HEALTH
CAREER
SCHOLARSHIPS
AVAILABLE
for eligible
participants!
With Certified Nurse Aide (pg 2) and
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (pg 2).
Allied Health is one of the fastest
growing careers in South Carolina.
Start up the career ladder by taking our
classes and becoming certified today.
Visit www.hgtc.edu/jobtraining
We are also offering new online classes such as
• Medical Math
• Certificate in Healthy Aging
• Gerontology Certificate
• Spanish for Medical Professionals
• And more!