COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CONTINUING EDUCATION Spring 2017
Classes begin January 9 Call 252-451-8216 for more information or visit www.nashcc.edu/conedreg
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Paramedic and Emergency Dispatch Academy
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Unmanned Aerial Systems: Drones for Pay or Play
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RN to BSN: Path to Advancement
The RN to BSN Path to Advancement course provides registered
nurses with essential services to help as they make the decision
on where to continue their nursing studies.
360 Degree
Brewer
Topics in the 12 class series
include introduction to
brewing, fermentation,
chemistry, OSHA, electrical
wiring, equipment
maintenance and repair,
entrepreneurialism,
marketing, and more.
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COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
INTERNATIONAL
BREWING INSTITUTE
For more information call (252) 451-8216.
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Nash Community College
Continuing Education – Non–Credit Courses
Spring Schedule 2017
January 9, 2017 – May 15, 2017
Preregistration required for all classes
REGISTER NOW:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Automotive/Transportation
Career Readiness Certification (CRC)
College and Career Readiness
Computer Training
ESL–English as a Second Language
Fire Services
Foreign Language
Health Services (CPR, EMT, Nurse Aide)
Human Resources Development (HRD)
Law Enforcement Training
Personal Enrichment
Professional Training
Small Business Center
Teacher Education
Trades/Construction
Online Classes
Continuing Education Information
CALL US!
Mail: Mail registration form and fee to NCC Continuing Education
PO Box 7488, Rocky Mount, NC 27804.
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Fax: Fax the registration form, available at www.nashcc.edu with
credit card information, to 252–451–8451.
Drop Box: First floor of the Business & Industry Center, beside the
Cashier Window; M–TH 8 am–10 pm and Friday 8 am–1 pm.
Online via WebAdvisor: Returning students may register for a ‘select’
group of Continuing Education classes through WebAdvisor. NCC
student ID number, password, and credit card payment are required.
In-Person: Visit the Continuing Education Department located on the
2nd Floor of the Continuing Education and Public Services Building:
Monday: 8 am – 6 pm, Tues. – Thurs. 8 am – 5 pm; Friday: 8 am – 4
pm
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
252–451–8216
Automotive/Transportation
Career Readiness Certification (CRC)
College and Career Readiness
Computer Training
Customized Industry Training
Ed2Go Online Courses
Emergency Medical Services
ESL–English as a Second Language
Foreign Language
Gatlin Online Education
Health Services
Human Resources Development/HRD
Nurse Aide/Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Personal Enrichment
Professional Training
Small Business Center
Teacher Education
Trades/Construction
If you have suggestions for a new class or have a special skill you
would like to share with others and are interested in teaching, please
complete the Class Proposal Form available at www.nashcc.edu and
choose one of these options to submit the form: Mail to NCC
Continuing Education, P O Box 7488 Rocky Mount, NC 27804, email
to [email protected] or fax to 252–451–8451.
252–451–8216
252–451–8389
252–451–8305
252–451–8349
252–451–8379
252–451–8234
252–451–8355
252–451–8229
252–451–8480
252–451–8312
252–451–8216
252–451–8349
252–451–8355
252–451–8349
252–451–8298
252–451–8489
252–451–8216
252–451–8352
252–451–8492
252–451–8492
252–451–8233
252–451–8349
252–451–8492
CONTINUING EDUCATION IS SEEKING INSTRUCTORS FOR:
Certified A+ Instructor
Certified Microsoft Office Instructor
Advanced Computer Training Instructor
Human Resources Development (HRD Instructor)
Introduction to Maintenance Instructor
HVAC & Trades Instructors
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OPPORTUNITIES
Continuing Education Scholarships are available
for selected classes. For more information visit the
Continuing Education webpage at www.nashcc.edu
or call 252–451–8216
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AUTOMOTIVE / TRANSPORTATION CLASSES
41061
F
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8244
SA SU. 8 am – 6 pm
E 5011
The motorcycle safety training course includes how to balance and coordinate,
shift and stop, emergency braking and more. Classes meet for a full weekend
on Friday night and all day Saturday and Sunday.
For more information, visit us at www.nashcc.edu or call 252–451–8216
ALIVE AT 25
FEE: $75.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41603
1/07
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41604
1/12
TH
4:30 pm – 8:30 pm
CE 8155
41607
1/21
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41608
2/04
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41609
2/09
TH
4:30 pm – 8:30 pm
CE 8153
41610
2/18
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41618
3/04
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41619
3/09
TH
4:30 pm – 8:30 pm
CE 8155
3/18
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41620
41621
4/01
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41622
4/06
TH
4:30 pm – 8:30 pm
CE 8153
41623
4/22
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41624
5/06
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8153
41626
5/11
TH
4:30 pm – 8:30 pm
CE 8153
Alive at 25 is a defensive driving course for students ages 16–24. This course
provides unique classroom training on the dangers young adults face while
driving. Preregistration required. For more information call 252–451–8216.
ESCORT VEHICLE OPERATOR – RECERTIFICATION
FEE: $75.00
41011
41012
41014
CE 8255
CE 8255
CE 8255
FEE: $75.00 Student must be 21 years old
41017
2/16
TH
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8255
41019
3/30
TH
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8255
41020
4/27
TH
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8255
Satisfy the requirements set by the North Carolina Dept. of Transportation
(NCDOT) to certify oversize–overweight load vehicle escort drivers. Required:
Students must be 21 years old to become certified with the State of NC as an
escort driver.
OBD II EMISSIONS CERTIFICATION
FEE $76.25
40983
1/09 – 1/10
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
40984
2/13 – 2/14
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
40985
3/13 – 3/14
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
40986
4/10 – 4/11
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
40987
5/08 – 5/09
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
Learn the laws that govern OBD I/M Inspection. This course will prepare auto
technicians and service personnel as OBD (On–Board Diagnostic) I/M
Inspectors for motor vehicles. Textbook available in the Campus Store.
FEE: $60.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41628
1/21
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8155
41629
2/18
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8155
41631
3/11
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8155
41632
4/08
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8155
41633
5/20
SA
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
CE 8155
DDC–4 is a Defensive Driving Course for individuals who are above the age of
24. This course will go over the risks and hazards of the road along with
teaching you how to be a more defensive driver. Preregistration is required.
For more information call 252–451–8216.
VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION
FEE: $76.25
40969
1/02 – 1/03
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
40970
2/06 – 2/07
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
40971
3/06 – 3/07
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
40973
4/03 – 4/04
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
40974
5/01 – 5/02
M–T
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8160
Gain knowledge of safety inspection rules, regulations, and methods. The
North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) requires this class for all
persons involved in vehicle safety inspection. Textbook available in the
Campus Store.
CDL TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING
41187 / 41188 1/09 – 1/27
M–F
7 am – 3:30 pm
CE 8168
41190 / 41191 2/06 – 2/24
M–F
7 am – 3:30 pm
CE 8168
41192 / 41193 3/06 – 3/24
M–F
7 am – 3:30 pm
CE 8168
41194 / 41195 4/03 – 4/21
M–F
7 am – 3:30 pm
CE 8168
41197 / 41198 5/01 – 5/19
M–F
7 am – 3:30 pm
CE 8168
The Sage CDL training program at Nash Community College (NCC) provides
158 hours of training to include classroom, lab, and one–on–one behind the
wheel (BTW) driving instruction. Weekday and Weekend classes are available.
For more information call 252–451–8357 / 252–451–8363 or email
[email protected]
CAREER READINESS CERTIFICATION (CRC)
FEE: $36.00 (or $12.00 per assessment) Preregistration & prepayment are
required. Do you have the skills employers need? The CRC is composed of
three assessments. For more information, contact Charlene Harrison at
252–451–8389 or [email protected].
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY TRAINING
– 10 pm
– 6 pm
– 10 pm
– 6 pm
– 10 pm
– 6 pm
– 10 pm
– 6 pm
Student must be 21 years old
2/09
TH
8 am – 12 pm
3/23
TH
8 am – 12 pm
4/20
TH
8 am – 12 pm
ESCORT VEHICLE OPERATOR – INITIAL CERTIFICATION
DDC–4 – DEFENSIVE DRIVING
FEE: $145.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41043
3/10 – 3/12
F
6 pm
SASU 8 am
41044
3/24 – 3/26
F
6 pm
SASU 8 am
41045
4/21 – 4//23
F
6 pm
SASU 8 am
41046
5/05 – 5/07
F
6 pm
SASU 8 am
319 – 3/21
CE 8244
E 5011
CE 8244
E 5011
CE 8244
E 5011
CE 8244
E 5011
Testing Dates – Space is limited
JANUARY
2
1/11
1/14
W
SA
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
CE 8242
CE 8242
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
1/18
1/25
W
W
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
CE 8242
CE 8242
2/01
2/01
2/08
2/11
2/15
2/22
W
W
W
SA
W
W
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
12:30 pm – 4 30 pm
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
3/01
3/01
3/08
3/11
3/15
3/22
3/29
W
W
W
SA
W
W
W
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
4/05
4/05
4/08
4/12
4/19
4/26
W
W
SA
W
W
W
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
5/03
5/03
5/10
5/13
5/17
5/24
5/31
W
W
W
SA
W
W
W
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
CE 8242
PLACEMENT TESTING
Placement Testing is administered on Mondays at 12:45 pm, Thursdays at 3:45
pm or Fridays at 8:00 am. Testing will take approximately three hours. First
come, first serve. Room 8242
Orientation
1/10
1/11
1/24
1/25
2/07
2/08
2/21
2/21
3/07
4/11
4/25
4/25
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W
T
W
T
W
T
T
T
T
T
T
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
CE 8162
CE 8105
CE 8162
CE 8105
CE 8162
CE 8105
CE 8105
CE 8105
CE 8155
CE 8105
CE 8155
CE 8105
READY, SET, GO
Ready, Set, Go is a required four–day course that prepares incoming CCR
students to be successful in their quest for a High School Equivalency Diploma
(HSE). Students will be given useful strategies to help them become successful.
They will also be presented with career planning strategies to help them work
toward their career goals while/after earning their diploma. After completing
Ready, Set, Go students will be better prepared to achieve success in their CCR
courses and beyond.
COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS BOOT CAMP
Boot Camp is a four–week multi–subject course that integrates the Social
Studies, Reading, Writing, Science, and Math skills necessary to pass the HSE
examinations. Students will attend classes daily, take practice tests in the
Learning Lab as the week progresses, and then take the official HSE
examinations each Thursday night or Friday morning. Because of the fast–
paced nature of this course, perfect attendance, and adequate placement test
scores are required.
COLLEGE & CAREER READINESS
For more information, visit our Website at www.nashcc.edu
or call 252–451–8305 or 252–451–8246.
ADULT EDUCATION
Obtain your Adult High School Diploma (AHSD) or High School Equivalency
(HSE). College and Career Readiness classes are offered on–campus and
off–campus at NO FEE to individuals age 16 and older.
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY HYBRID
Minors (ages 16–17) must first complete a minor packet and interview prior to
registering for orientation.
The HSE Hybrid class allows students the flexibility to work on–line in addition
to class time. Students are required to attend class twice a week for two hours
and commit to a minimum of 10 hours a week online. Each week’s lessons will
be structured around material to assist students who need additional instruction.
ORIENTATION & REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS:
FOUNDATIONAL READING/WRITING: This course is focused on building
a strong foundation in reading, composition, and grammar. Emphasis is placed
on the foundations of reading comprehension, vocabulary development, critical
analysis, reading rate, and the composition of clear, organized, grammatically
correct assignments.
1. Call 252–451–8305 or 252–451–8315 to register. Space availability is
limited, and is first come/first serve.
2. Complete placement testing before enrolling in College and Career
3.
Readiness AHSD/HSE classes.
100% attendance is required for registration.
Monday–Thursday 9:00 am–11:00 am
ADVISEMENT AND PLACEMENT PROCEDURE: The registration
process consists of placement testing, then attendance at a registration session.
Students will receive their schedule and test scores at the registration session.
Students must complete placement testing and registration before signing up
and attending the following classes.
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FOUNDATIONAL MATH: This course will develop skills in whole numbers.
Upon completion, students will have gained a deeper understanding of the basic
math fundamentals.
Monday–Thursday 11:00 am–1:00 pm
ABE I & II READING/WRITING: This course is a fully integrated approach
to teaching reading, composition, and grammar. Emphasis is placed on reading
comprehension, vocabulary development, critical analysis, reading rate, and the
composition of clear, organized, grammatically correct assignments.
NASH COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFFERS THE FOLLOWING
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TESTS:
GED®
The GED® test is computer based. The test consists of Reasoning Through
Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, and Mathematics. Cost: $20.00 per
test.
Monday–Thursday 8 am–10 am
Monday–Thursday 10 am–12 pm
Monday/Wednesday 6 pm–9 pm
HiSET
HSE WRITING I: This course will develop and refine grammar skills and, in
The HiSET is computer or paper based. This test consists of Reading,
Writing, Science, Social Studies and Mathematics. Cost: $10.00 per test.
the process, prepare students for the essay portion of the on–line assessment
for High School Equivalency Exam.
TASC
Tuesday/Thursday 12:30 pm–2:30 pm
The TASC is computer or paper based. This test consists of Reading, Writing,
Science, Social Studies and Mathematics. Cost: $52.00 for entire battery.
HSE WRITING II: This course will develop and refine persuasive writing skills
and, in the process, prepare students for the essay portion of the on–line
assessment for High School Equivalency Exam.
OFF–CAMPUS CLASSES
Peacemakers Community Center
M–TH
9 am–12 pm
Word Tabernacle Church (The Impact Center) M–TH 9 am–12pm Room 450
Nash Community College Automotive Building M – TH 9 am – 12 pm
Monday/Wednesday 12:30 pm–2:30 pm
Tuesday/Thursday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm
Please call 252–451–8305 for more information.
ABE MATH I & II: This course will develop skills in whole numbers, order of
operations, decimals, proportions, percentages and integers. Upon completion,
students will have gained a deeper understanding of the basic math
fundamentals.
COMPUTER TRAINING CLASSES _
For more information, visit our website at www.nashcc.edu or call
252–451–8349 or [email protected]
Monday–Thursday 8:00 am–10:00 am
Monday–Thursday 1:00 pm–3:00 pm
Tuesday/Thursday 5:30 pm–8:00 pm
PREPARE FOR THE A+ CERTIFICATION
A+ CERTIFICATION PREP – PART I (CTS 120)
HSE MATH I: This course will develop skills in solving algebraic equations
using workbooks and khanacademy.org. Upon completion, students will have
gained a deeper understanding of the basic math fundamentals.
Monday–Thursday 8:00 am–10:00 pm
Tuesday/Thursday 5:30 pm–8:00 pm
HSE MATH II: This course will develop skills in algebraic problem solving
skills, including expressions, polynomials, quadratic equations, linear equalities,
and function using workbooks and Khanacademy.org. Upon completion,
students will have gained a deeper understanding of working with signed
numbers, performing operations with rational and irrational numbers, combining
like terms in algebraic expressions, writing and solving algebraic expression and
equations, solving word problems through the use of algebraic reasoning, and
solving geometric problems. Students who complete this course should be
prepared to take the Math HSE examination.
Monday–Thursday 12:30 pm–2:30 pm
Monday/Wednesday 5:30 pm–8:00 pm
FAST TRACK SUCCESS: Fast Track classes are designed to reinforce
skills at a fast pace in preparation for the High School Equivalency exams,
including GED®, HiSET, and TASC. The integrated content includes science
and social studies.
FEE: 180.00
41729
1/10 – 5/02 T 9 am – 11:30 am G1215
This course covers the basic hardware of a personal computer, including
installation, operations and interactions with software. Topics include
component identification, memory–system, peripheral installation and
configuration, preventive maintenance, hardware diagnostics/repair, installation
and optimization of system software, commercial programs, system
configuration, and device–drivers. Upon completion, students should
be able to select appropriate computer equipment and software,
upgrade/maintain existing equipment and software, and troubleshoot/repair
non–functioning personal computers.
A+ CERTIFICATION PREP – PART II (CTS 220)
FEE: 180.00
41737
1/09 – 5/09 online
This course provides advanced knowledge and competencies in hardware and
operating system technologies for computer technicians to support personal
computers. Emphasis is placed on: configuring and upgrading; diagnosis and
troubleshooting; as well as preventive maintenance of hardware and system
software. Upon completion, students should be able to install, configure,
diagnose, perform preventive maintenance, and maintain basic net– working
on personal computers.
PREPARE FOR THE MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST
CERTIFICATION
Tuesday/Thursday 5:30 pm–7:30 pm
Monday/Wednesday 10:00 am–12:00 pm
Tuesday/Thursday 10:00 am–12:00 pm
MICROSOFT WORD
FEE: 180.00
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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
41742
1/09 – 5/09 online
This course is designed to introduce word processing concepts and
applications. Topics include preparation of a variety of documents and mastery
of specialized software functions. Upon completion, students should be able to
work effectively in a computerized word processing environment
For more information, visit our Website at www.nashcc.edu
or call 252–451–8229.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)
All new students are required to call for an appointment to preregister.
Orientation for preregister students is offered on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. in
the first floor of the new Continuing Education building in room 8120. This is at
Nash Community College. These classes are offered to individuals who want to
improve their verbal and written English skills. Classes are offered in: Beginner,
Intermediate and Advanced levels. ESL classes are offered at no cost to
students.
MICROSOFT EXCEL
FEE: 180.00
41748
1/09 – 5/09 online
This course introduces basic spreadsheet design and development. Topics
include writing formulas, using functions, enhancing spreadsheets, creating
charts, and printing. Upon completion, students should be able to design and
print basic spreadsheets and charts
INGLÉS COMO SEGUNDO IDIOMA
MICROSOFT ACCESS
Todos los estudiantes nuevos deben llamar para obtener una cita para
registrarse. El registro de estudiantes con cita previa es los miércoles a las 6:00
p.m. de la tarde en el primer piso del nuevo edificio de Educación Continua en
Nash Community College. Estas clases de Segundo idioma son ideales para
todas aquellas personas que desean aprender o mejorar sus habilidades de
comunicación tanto verbal como escrita en inglés. Estas clases se ofrecen de
forma gratuita en diferentes niveles: Básico, Intermedio y Avanzado.
FEE: 180.00
41747
1/11 – 5/03
W
1 pm – 3 pm
D 4222
41746
1//09 – 5/09 online
This course introduces database design and creation using a DBMS product.
Emphasis is placed on data dictionaries, normalization, data integrity, data
modeling, and creation of simple tables, queries, reports, and forms. Upon
completion, students should be able to design and implement normalized
database structures by creating simple database tables, queries, reports, and
forms.
EL CIVICS/ CLASSES DE PREPARACIÓN PARA EL EXAMEN DE
CIUDADANÍA
TTH 9 am – 12 pm
WEB DESIGN USING WORD PRESS (WEB 140)
FEE: 180.00
41720
1/12 – 5/04
TH
1 pm – 3 pm
D 4222
This course provides an introduction to web development software suites.
Topics include the creation of web sites and applets using web development
software. Upon completion, students should be able to create entire web sites
and supporting applets.
For Civics off campus classes / Clases de civica fuera del campo
Please call 252–451-8229/ Llame al: 252-451–8229
Off Campus at the Dream Center (vecindario cerca de la oficinas de
UPS), TTH 9 am –11 am
PATHWAY CLASSES / PREPARACIÓN PARA:
Horticulture / Horticultura
Direct Care / Ciudado directo
Microsoft Certification / Certificación de Microsoft
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
FEE: 75.00
41699
1/18 – 3/08
W
1 pm – 4 pm
CE 8244
41673
2/07 – 3/28
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8244
Learn the fundamental computing concepts and terminology, such as
hardware components, software, and computer networks; work with multiple
programs by using the taskbar to switch between tiled windows; copy and
For more information on these classes, please call 252–451–8229. Llame al
252–451–8229 para más información.
move groups of documents; delete and restore document. This class is
designed for anyone new to computers.
ELL BEGINNER LOW/ CLASES DE INGLÉS BÁSICO BAJO
TTH
MICROSOFT OFFICE SERIES
NCC
ELL BEGINNER HIGH / CLASES DE INGLÉS BÁSICO ALTO
TTH
FEE: $75.00 – Student can take all classes or select.
41670
1/23 – 3/13
M
1 pm – 4 pm CE 8244
41672
2/08 – 3/29
W
6 pm – 9 pm CE 8244
MICROSOFT WORD
MICROSOFT WORD II
MICROSOFT WORD III
MICROSOFT EXCEL I
MICROSOFT EXCEL II
MICROSOFT EXCEL III
MICROSOFT POWERPOINT I
MICROSOFT POWERPOINT II
7pm – 9 p.m.
7 pm – 9 pm
NCC
ESL INTERMEDIATE MULTILEVEL/ CLASES DE INGLÉS
MULTINIVEL INTERMEDIO
1/23 or 2/08
1/30 or 2/15
2/06 or 2/22
2/13 or 3/01
2/20 or 3/08
2/27 or 3/15
3/06 or 3/22
3/13 or 3/29
TTH
7 pm – 9 pm
NCC
EL TRANSITIONAL/ CLASE DE TRANSICIÓN
MW Math
6:30 pm – 9 pm
ESL LEARNING LAB
NCC
An ESL Learning computer Lab is available to all the students. The Learning
Lab has different programs to help students to improve their English abilities.
Students do not need to know how to use computers. Students at any level of
English may work in the Learning Computer Lab.
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FIRE SERVICES
with Deaf people. In this course you will master the sign alphabet, learn to sigh
phrases and complete sentences, learn colors, numbers, and use facial
expression to communicate. Explore the topics of lip reading, baby signs, and
the career of interpreting.
For more information, visit our Website at www.nashcc.edu or call
252–451–8312.
FIRE AND RESCUE TRAINING (ON–GOING)
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SPEED SPANISH
Please visit www.nashcc.edu/fire to view the monthly calendar of fire and
rescue training.
You may also visit our Facebook page
at www.facebook.com/nccfireandems
FEE: $75.00
Learn six easy recipes to glue Spanish words together into sentences, and you'll
be engaging in conversational Spanish in no time.
SPANISH FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
FIREFIGHTER TRAINING ACADEMY
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FEE: $75.00
Learn medical Spanish quickly and easily, honing your basic conversational
skills and mastering key healthcare words and phrases.
The NCC Recruit Firefighter Training Academy’s mission is to instill
discipline, character, professionalism, teamwork, integrity, credibility,
knowledge, skills and the physical/mental ability to perform the job of
professional firefighter in a safe and effective manner.
This academy is well known throughout the state for producing well trained
and employable graduates.
SPANISH FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
FEE: $75.00
Master the fundamentals of the Spanish language by practicing basic conversational
skills and learning essential Spanish terminology for law enforcement situations.
Pre–requisites:
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High School Diploma or GED
Medical Screening
Drug Screening
Criminal History Report
Driving Record
SPANISH IN THE CLASSROOM
FEE: $75.00
Learn the essential Spanish for teachers so you can communicate effectively
with your Spanish–speaking students and parents.
HEALTH SERVICES
Total Cost: Approximately $800.00. Sponsorship is required, contact us for a
For more information, visit our Website at www.nashcc.edu or call
252–451–8355.
list of agencies from which to seek sponsorship. Contact John Winstead 252–
451–8312 or Willie Kearney 252–451–8480 to discuss the necessary steps to
begin the next academy. Do not delay, we will stop taking application
packages 45 days prior to the start of each academy.
AHA HEARTSAVER CPR & FIRST AID (NON–HEALTHCARE)
FEE: $40.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41003
1/28
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
41004
2/18
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
41005
3/18
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
41006
4/22
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
41008
5/20
SA
8 am – 1pm
CE 8246
This one–day course includes American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR,
AED and First Aid Certification for non–healthcare providers. Training includes
adult, child and infant with practical applications using special mannequins.
Textbook is required and may be purchased M–TH in the Campus Store.
CPR course completion cards will be issued to participants within two weeks
of class ending. Cards are not issued same day.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
For more information, visit our Website at www.nashcc.edu or call
252–451–8216.
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH LEVEL I
FEE: $75.00
42261
1/23 – 3/13
M
6 pm – 9 pm
TB
This is an introductory level / non college credit course designed to meet the
basic conversational needs of individuals with little or no previous Spanish
instruction. Registration Fee: 75.00 plus the required textbook, available in the
book store.
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT (BLS) HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CPR
FEE: $40.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41009
1/21
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
41013
2/11
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
41015
3/11
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
41016
4/08
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
41018
5/13
SA
8 am – 1 pm
CE 8246
This one–day course teaches American Heart Association Basic Life Support
(BLS) for healthcare provider standards. Adult, child, and infant CPR/AED will
be taught. Textbook is required and may be purchased M–TH in the Campus
Store. CPR course completion cards will be issued to participants within two
weeks of class ending. Cards are not issued same day.
ONLINE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSES
For more information visit our website at www.ed2go.com/nashcc or call
252–451–8234. Preregistration & Prepayment are required at least two days
prior to the start of class! To enroll in these classes go into the Continuing
Education Online Courses click on Lifelong Learning after that click on course
catalog.
Start Date – End Date
1/18 – 3/10
2/15 – 4/07
3/15 – 5/05
4/12 – 7/07
DISCOVER SIGN LANGUAGE
FEE: $75.00
This course is taught using a minimum of audio support, with the use of videos
you will discover how to use this graceful expressive language to communicate
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EKG TECHNICIAN
EMT– PARAMEDIC CON. ED.
FEE: $186.25
40993
1/17 – 4/11
TTH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8246
This course is designed and approved to prepare the student to become a
certified EKG (ECG) and Technician/Monitor. The electrocardiogram is a
noninvasive test that is used to reflect underlying heart conditions by measuring
the electrical activity of the heart. This comprehensive 75 hour EKG Technician
Certification Course prepares students to function as EKG Technicians and to
take the National Health Careers Association Electrocardiograph (EKG)
Technician exam. Reading placement testing scores of 10th grade or higher are
required. National Health Careers Association Exam does carry an additional
fee. For more information, please contact Olivia Moss at 252–451–8355 or
[email protected]
FEE: $75.00
40998
1/01 – 1/20
Online Module 1
40999
2/01 – 2/20
Online Module 2
41000
3/01 – 3/20
Online Module 3
41001
4/01 – 4/20
Online Module 4
41002
5/01 – 5/20
Online Module 5
These eight–hour continuing education courses will be facilitated by an online
EMS Instructor. Students will be required to complete an enrollment verification
activity within five (5) days of course opening. Students will have a total of
twenty (20) days from the opening of the course to complete all activities at their
own pace. Students will have access to the Instructor and networking
opportunities with other providers 24 hours a day for the duration of the course.
EMERGENCY DISPATCH ACADEMY
EMT– PARAMEDIC INITIAL
FEE: $202.25
40988
1/18 – 12/10
FEE: 185.00
40994
3/21 – 6/15 TTH 6 pm –1 0 pm Nash Co Admin Bldg & CE 8222
Nash Community College in conjunction with Nash County Emergency
Services will offer the Emergency Dispatch Academy. This academy is
designed to train entry level dispatchers interested in a career in a 911 center
or for those who have been recently hired. Course does require students to
successfully complete a reading comprehension placement test demonstrating
a level of 10th grade or higher. Students will participate in 24 hours of clinical
time with a Telecommunications agency. Successful completion of this clinical
time is required. To be eligible for clinical time, students must present a valid
driver’s license, complete a background check and submit to fingerprinting.
Cost incurred for these requirements will be responsibility of the student. All
items are required to be submitted to the 911 agency the student will be
assigned to by week three of class for their review and approval. Class will
meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and two Saturdays. Contact Olivia
Moss (252)451–8355 or [email protected]
W
9 am – 6 pm
CE 8209
SASU 9 am – 6 pm
CE 8209
40989
1/19 – 12/10
TH
9 am – 6 pm
CE 8209
SASU 9 am – 6 pm
CE 8209
This course is offered on a flip–flop schedule where students can attend
Monday or Tuesday. Weekend dates require attendance by all participants.
BLS, ACLS, PALS and ITLS are required to complete Clinical and Field
Internship for successful completion of the Paramedic program. This is an
additional tuition fee of $202.25. Registration requirements: Contact Olivia
Moss at [email protected] or [email protected] to obtain an
application packet, provide copy of high school diploma/GED® or transcript,
copy of EMT–Basic Certification and placement tests scores. Corequisite:
Anatomy & Physiology. Additional fees required when student begins ride
time/clinicals.
ONLINE HEALTHCARE CLASSES
EMT BASIC
For more information visit our website at www.ed2go.com/nashcc or call
252–451–8234. Preregistration & Prepayment are required at least two days
prior to the start of class!
To enroll in these classes go into the Continuing Education Online Courses click
on Lifelong Learning after that click on course catalog.
Start Date – End Date
1/18 – 3/10
2/15 – 4/07
3/15 – 5/05
4/12 – 7/07
FEE: $202.25
40991
1/18 – 5/22
MW
7 pm –10 pm CE 8209
& one SA a month
9 am – 6 pm
Reading placement test (minimum 10th grade level) is required. A copy of high
school diploma/HSE are requested. Informational packets may be requested
by contact Olivia Moss, EMS Coordinator, at 252–451–8355 or
[email protected]
CERTIFICATION IN LEGAL & ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTHCARE
EMT– BASIC CON. ED. – ONLINE
FEE: $75.00
40996
40997
2/01 – 3/01
5/01 – 5/20
FEE: $75.00
Grasp the crucial topics in the healthcare industry that are important to anyone
working in a medical related field. Learn the legal and ethical risk related to
HIPPA rules, medication errors, social media, healthcare, organ donation and
workplace violence.
Multiple Topics Covering Modules 1–6
Multiple Topics Covering Modules 1–3
EMT– INTERMEDIATE– HYBRID
CERTIFICATION IN ENERGY MEDICINE
FEE: $202.25
40995
1/24 – 6/06
TTH
7 pm –10 pm CE 8209
SASU 9 am – 6 pm
This course meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 pm to 10
pm and one weekend each month. Students will also complete EMS ride time
and clinical time outside of these meeting times. Placement testing for math
and reading and EMT Basic certification are required to register. Please
contact Olivia Moss, EMS Coordinator at 252–451–8355 or
[email protected] or Larry Carpenter, Clinical Coordinator at 252–451–
8412 or [email protected] for a class packet or to schedule an
appointment.
FEE: $75.00
Examine the scientific evidence of the biofield and explore Indian healing
tradition regarding the chakras (the energy centers in the body). Learn how
music and sound can be used therapeutically and explore the benefits of the
mind–body practice of meditation for promoting present–moment awareness.
Discover various hand techniques used to balance the biofield, traditional
Chinese practices, self–healing using posture, breathing techniques and
meditation.
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MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY: A WORD ASSOCIATION APPROACH
Clinicals: TTH 8 am – 12 pm TBA
Lecture: Online
Labs: WTH
6 pm – 10 pm
D 4129
Clinicals WTH 6 am – 10 pm
TBA
40935
1/07 – 4/12
Lecture: Online
Labs: MW
8 pm – 12 pm
D 4129
Clinicals MW 8 am – 12 pm
TBA
Upon successful completion of the course, the student is eligible to make
application for the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP or
NACES) Examination. ($101 test fee). Orientation will be held on August 13,
2016 in the S&T Room 7106 from 8 am–12 pm.
40938
FEE: $75.00
This 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 are provided for each root term. Word
Associations are provided as a learning tool. Unusual and interesting
information is provided in regards to each term.
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION
FEE: $75.00
Take your first step toward a lucrative career as a medical transcriptionist! In
this course, you’ll learn how to transcribe the most common medical reports
used in both inpatient and outpatient settings. We’ll review a lot of the
grammar you may have forgotten since high school and apply it to the reports.
This knowledge will help prepare you to work almost anywhere in the medical
field, doctors’ offices, clinics, public health facilities, and hospitals. With this
foundation, you’ll be set to advance your career so you can work as a
subcontractor for a company that outsources transcription, or you can
eventually even take on your own clients, all from the comfort of your own
home.
NURSE AIDE LEVEL II – NIGHT CLASS
FEE: $186.25 Registration is open until class fills up. CE, Office 8232
40939
1/09 – 4/11
MTW
6 pm–10 pm
D 4121
Registration is open until class fills up. The course prepares graduates to
perform more complex nursing skills for patients or residents regardless of the
setting. Skills competency evaluation is ongoing throughout the course.
Required: Copy of high school diploma or GED, verification of successful
completion of an approved Nurse Aide Level 1 program and current listing on
the NC Nurse Aide I Registry with no substantiated finding of resident abuse,
resident neglect or misappropriation of resident property. Upon Satisfactory
completion of the course, the graduate is eligible to apply for listing as a Nurse
Aide II with the NC Board of Nursing. NC Board of Nursing listing fee is
$24.00 and is due upon completion of the course.
NURSE AIDE/NURSING ASSISTANT (CNA)
252–451–8216 or 252–451–8352
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
1. PLACEMENT TESTS REQUIRED: TABE Reading & Math placement tests
are required. Placement tests are waived for students who have any of the
following: (1) completed English 111 and Math 070 (grade transcript required),
(2) have a Silver CRC Career Readiness Certification (copy of certificate
required), or (3) have a 2–year or 4–year degree (transcript required).
2. “CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS” will be completed by Continuing
Education staff. Students may view the checklist at www.nashcc.edu/nurseaide
or email [email protected].
3. REGISTRATION IS OPEN UNTIL CLASS FILLS UP: CONTINUING
EDUCATION AND PUBLIC SERVICES BUILDING 2ND FLOOR CE 8232.
NURSE AIDE LEVEL II – HYBRID CLASS
FEE: $186.25 Registration is open until class fills up. CE, Office 8232
Lecture:
Online
40940
1/07 – 4/2
Labs: SASU
8 am–1 pm
D 4121
Clinicals: SASU
8 am–1 pm
TBA
Registration is open until class fills up. Nurse Aide II Hybrid is an accelerated
course that allows students to complete the Nurse Aide II course with fewer
hours on campus than the traditional course. HYBRID indicates the lecture
(theory) portion of the class is ONLINE. Skills practice (lab) and clinical
training will be on campus or at a designated health care facility. The course
prepares graduates to perform more complex skills for patients or residents
regardless of the setting. Skills competency evaluation is ongoing throughout
the course.
Required: Copy of high school diploma or GED, verification of successful
completion of an approved Nurse Aide Level I program and current listing on
the NC Nurse Aide I Registry with no substantiated finding of resident abuse,
resident neglect or misappropriation of resident property.
Upon successful completion of the course, students are eligible to make
application for the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP or
NACES) examination. NACES test fee is $101.00. For more information, visit
www.nashcc.edu/nurseaide or call 252–451–8216 or 252–451–8352 or 252–
451–8378.
MEDICATION AIDE
FEE: $76.25 Registration is open until class fills up. CE, Office 8232
40263
12/3 – 12/11
SASU 8 am – 2:30 pm
D 4129
Registration is open until class fills up. This course prepares students to
dispense medication in skilled nursing facilities. Upon successful completion
of the course, a $55.00 Pearson Vue Medication Aide test fee is due.
Required: Copy of high school diploma or GED, verification of successful
completion of an approved Nurse Aide Level I program and current listing on
the NC Nurse Aide I Registry. 100% attendance is required.
RN TO BSN: PATH TO ADVANCEMENT
FEE: $75.00
41749
2/13- 3/20
M
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
D 4120
This course provides Registered nurses with essential services to help as they
make the decision on where to continue their nursing studies. Guidance such as
transcript analysis, assistance with the application process, a needs
assessment, advisement, registration and information about financial aid options
can be helpful when looking to advance in the nursing career.
NURSE AIDE LEVEL I – HYBRID
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT (HRD)
FEE: $186.25 Registration is open until class fills up. CE, Office 8232
40936
1/07 – 4/01
Lecture: Online
Labs: SASU
8 am – 1 pm D 4129
Clinicals: SASU 7 am – 12 pm TBA
40937
1/07 – 4/11
Lecture: Online
Labs: TTH
8 am – 12 pm
1/07 – 4/12
The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. For more information, visit our
website at www.nashcc.edu or call 252–451–8349.
Preregistration for ON campus HRD classes is required at least two
business days prior to the start date of class. Preregistration for
D 4129
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off campus HRD classes is required by calling the class location at
least two business days prior to the start date of class.
Spaulding Resource Ctr. (SFRC)
Nash County Senior Center (NCSC)
Nash Community College (NCC)
Peacemakers – Church on the Rise (PM/COR)
Rocky Mt. Senior Center (RMSC)
Williford Resource Ctr. (WFRC)
NCWorks (INCU)
Reading for Information
42285
2/6 – 2/17
M - F 9 pm – 1 pm
CE8162
Applied Mathematics
42290
2/27 -3/10
M - F 9 pm – 1 pm
CE8162
Locating Information
42290
3/27 – 4/7
M-F
9 pm – 1 pm
CE8162
These lecture basics two week workshops will force preparing student for each
of the assessments need to earn the Career Readiness Certification. Students
can choose to take one class or all three classes.
252–478–7656
252–459–7681
252–451–8216
252–212–5044
252–972–1152
252–462–2851
252–977–3306
INTRODUCTION TO DIRECT CARE WORK
FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least
two business days prior to the start date of class.
41170
1/10 – 2/09
T–TH
9 am–12 pm NCSC
NCSC
41167
1/10 – 2/09
T–TH
3 pm–6 pm
41878
4/24 – 5/11
M–TH 9 am–12 pm WFRC
During the next few weeks, students will gain basic computer skills, learn
computer terminology and develop keyboarding skills. During this course
students learn how to use windows, how to cut, copy, paste, save and retrieve
files.
FEE: $75.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. .Preregistration is required at
least two business days prior to the start date of class.
41866
2/13 – 2/17
M– TH
9 am–12 pm
PM/COR
41906
2/13 – 2/16
M–TH
2:30 pm–5:30 pm CE 8103
41812
2/14 – 2/23
TTH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8103
This course provides an overview of job readiness skills, introduction to in–
home/personal care work, general job responsibilities and pre–employment
requirements, expectations regarding "professionalism" and customer service,
information about the range of care settings, soft–skills development including
basic communication, listening skills, time/stress management, decision
making, and CPR training for laypersons.
CAREER BOOTCAMP
DIRECT CARE WORK
BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS & KEYBOARDING
FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least
two business days prior to the start date of class.
PM/COR
41886
2/13 – 3/30
M–TH 1 pm–5 pm
Discover the seven core employability skills working individually and in groups
that are not only vital for employability skills but personal and professional
success. Topics include interpersonal skills, teamwork, effective
communication, integrity, professionalism, problem solving, decision making,
initiative, dependability, information processing adaptability and lifelong
learning.
CAREER READY LAB
FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment.
41851 1/09 – 3/09
M – TH 9 pm – 12 pm WFRC
41862
1/09 – 5/11
M – TH
1 pm – 4 pm
INCU
Prepare for a competitive market place through basic computer skills and soft
skills training. Students will receive an understanding of NC Works Online,
search for job openings on this site, and prepare for the National Career
Readiness Certification.
PREPARING FOR THE CAREER READINESS CERTIFICATION
(CRC)
FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment.
42284 1/09 – 5/11
M – TH
2:30 pm – 5:30 pm
PM/COR
This open-lab provides you with the information needed to improve your Career
Readiness Certification (CRC) scores, complete an employment application,
prepare for an interview, develop the art of networking, and develop good work
ethics and more!
CAREER READINESS CERTIFICATION (CRC) WORKSHOPS
FEE: $75.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least
two business days prior to the start date of class.
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FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed
or underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required
at least two business days prior to the start date of class.
41881 2/20 – 3/16
M–TH
9 am–12 pm
PM/COR
41907 2/20 – 3/23
M–TH
2:30 pm–5:30 pm
CE 8103
41863 2/28 – 5/4
TTH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8103
This course includes skill development in home management and personal
care tasks for clients requiring limited assistance. Topics include infection
control, personal care, safety, professionalism, home management, effective
communication, and job keeping skills. Students who successfully complete
the course can seek employment as personal care aide.
DOCUMENT PREP FOR THE JOB SEARCH
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least two
business days prior to the start date of class.
41460
3/21 – 4/20
T–TH
9 am – 12 pm
NCSC
41459
3/21 – 4/20
T–TH
3 pm – 6 pm
NCSC
41878
4/24 – 5/11
M–TH
1 pm–4 pm
WFRC
Using Microsoft Word, students will develop skills needed to create documents
such as a resume, cover letter, address labels, memos, form letters, agenda,
brochures, business cards, and thank you cards.
IRA! (INTERVIEW, RESUME, AND APPLICATION)
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least
two business days prior to the start date of class.
41858
4/10 – 4/8
M – TH
9 pm – 12 pm
PM/COR
Is your job application complete, correct, and accurate? Are you marketing your
strengths, and edging out the competition? Does your resume catch the
employer’s attention so that you get an interview? Come learn the critical
elements that will help you reach your goal of obtaining a job.
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO INCOME MAINTENANCE CASEWORKER
sanitation, hair styling, manicuring, shampooing and the principles of hair
cutting, hair styling, hair coloring, skin care, and facial makeup. Topics will
include researches careers in the personal care services industry, work ethics,
teamwork, communication skills, time management, and organization skills.
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed
or underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at
least two business days prior to the start date of class.
41834
1/12 – 4/27
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8244
41833
1/14 – 5/6
SA
9 pm – 12 pm
CE 8244
This course is the first of two courses that will prepare you for a career as an
Income Maintenance Caseworker with the Department of Social Service.
Topics include basic computer and keyboarding, workplace success skills,
customer service skills, DSS and NC FAST terminology, and navigation sills in
the NC FAST system.
PATHWAY TO CUSTOMER SERVICE
INTERNET AND EMAIL FOR THE WORLD OF WORK
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least
two business days prior to the start date of class.
41169
2/14 – 3/16
T–TH
9 am – 12 pm
NCSC
41168
2/14 – 3/16
T–TH
3 pm – 6 pm
NCSC
Students will gain the skills needed for researching job, government, and
educational information. Course content includes benefits and risk of the
internet, navigating and using the information found on the internet for work
related documents, creating and using email accounts and electronic
communication such as blogs, instant messaging, video web conferencing,
and social media.
MICROSOFT IT ACADEMY CERTIFICATION
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least
two business days prior to the start date of class.
41888
1/30 – 4/24
M
6 pm–9 pm
CE 8244
41855
2/10 – 5/12
F
9 am–12 pm
CE 8244
41458
4/25 – 5/25
T–TH 9 am–12 pm
NCSC
41454
4/25 – 5/25
T–TH 3 pm–6 pm
NCSC
Whether you are entirely new to computers or have some experience, this
curriculum will help you develop a fundamental understanding of computers.
From using the Internet to sending e–mail or creating a resume, the Digital
Literacy Curriculum helps you develop the essential skills you need to begin
computing with confidence. Topics will include computer basics, word
processing, spreadsheets, presentation programs and databases, Internet
use, computer security and privacy, and digital audio, video, photography and
digital technology and career opportunities.
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least
two business days prior to the start date of class
42282
1/9 -- 2/9
M – TH
9 am – 12 pm
PM/COR
42283
2/13 – 4/13
M – TH
9 am – 12 pm
WFRC
Learn effective key skills needed for customer service. Understand appropriate
work ethics, including punctuality, attitude, time management, communication
and teamwork, living with change, conflict management, and job seeking and
keeping skills.
PATHWAY TO HOSPITALITY AND FOOD SERVICE
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at
least two business days prior to the start date of class.
41899
1/9 – 2/9
M–TH 1 pm – 4 pm
PM/COR
41876
3/13– 4/13
M–TH 1 pm – 4 pm
WFRC
The focus of this course is to help students make an informed decision when
choosing a career pathway in the Hospitality or Food Service industry. Students
will gain skills in job keeping and seeking, time management, effective
communication, personal and professional ethics, and college/career readiness.
Topics will include customer service, safety and sanitation, laws of hospitality,
terms used, and type of certifications available in the food service industry.
PATHWAY TO MAINTENANCE
FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required by 2/23.
41843
2/27 – 5/10
MW
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
CE 8162
Designed as a hands–on course to introduce students to the basics of
construction and maintenance, provide an understanding of careers in basic
electrical, plumbing, framing, sheetrock finishing, welding, HVAC and auto
preventative maintenance. Topics include work ethics, teamwork, time
management, and communication skills. Learn the job requirements and
employability skills needed to obtain and keep a job in the construction and
maintenance field.
PATHWAY TO PUBLIC SERVICES
PATHWAY TO CDL
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at least
two business days prior to the start date of class.
42287
2/28 – 4/13
TTH
5 pm-9 pm
CE 8168
Learn what it takes to be a Trucker. Course topics include time management,
and personal and professional ethics classroom success, surviving on the road,
lifestyle changes and application and interview techniques. Once you complete
the course you will be able to make an informed decision when choosing a
career in the trucking industry.
FEE: $186.25 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required by
2/24.
41897
2/28 – 5/11
TTH 6 pm – 9 pm CE 8162
Explore various careers as a firefighter, emergency medical technician,
emergency dispatcher, and police officer. Find out the meaning of “public
services” and the various career pathways. Explore “real–life” experiences,
education needed, and the day to day duties. Gain the information needed to
make an informed decision when choosing a career in the public service field.
PATHWAY TO HEALTH AND WELLNESS
PATHWAY TO COSMETOLOGY
FEE: $130.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at
least two business days prior to the start date of class.
41845
2/22 – 5/10
WF
9 am – 12 pm
CE 8162
Students will explore areas such as bacteriology, sterilization and
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FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required by 1/5.
41853
1/9 – 2/13
M – TH 1 pm – 4 pm
WFRC
Deciding on the right career pathway is an important step and can be
overwhelming. This course will help students make informed decisions in
planning their career in Health & Wellness. Topics include career exploration
and opportunities in Nutrition, Mental and Emotional Health, and Physical
Wellness.
students through helpful techniques for successful testing. Students may attend
a half-day session(s) or two sessions in the same day. Instructor will provide
links to study materials and/or handouts.
PERSONAL FINANCE
Class # FEE
TBA
$20.00
TBA
$20.00
TBA
$20.00
TBA
$20.00
TBA
$20.00
TBA
$20.00
FEE: $75.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment. Preregistration is required at
least two business days prior to the start date of class.
41883 3/27 – 4/13
M–TH
9 am – 12 pm PM/COR
Take control of your finances using the techniques taught in this class. Gain
skills that will allow you to plan, save, and spend wisely so you and your family
will enjoy a better way of life. Learn how to avoid credit trouble, save money on
purchases, buy a desirable home or automobile. Course content includes
developing personal financial goals and a personal spending plan, to save and
plan for future financial needs, the benefits of banking, understanding your
credit report, and laws that protect your finances.
Day
SAT
SAT
SAT
SAT
SAT
SAT
Time
9 am-12 pm
1 pm-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
1 pm-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
1 pm-4 pm
Classroom
CE 8255
CE 8255
CE 8255
CE 8255
CE 8253
CE 8253
ALL ABOUT HERBS
TECHNOLOGY LAB
FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed or
underemployed and seeking employment
41890
1/09 – 5/11
MWTH 9 am – 1 pm
RMSC
1/10 – 5/19
TTH
4:30 pm – 8 pm
SFRC
41861
Learn how to use technology in developing and implementing job search,
creating work related documents using word processes, and understanding how
social networking impacts the workplace.
NEW! WORKING SMART: SOFT SKILLS FOR WORKPLACE
SUCCESS
FEE: $185.00 – The registration fee is waived for adults who are unemployed
or underemployed and seeking employment.
41870
4/24 – 5/9
M–TH 9 am – 12 pm
PM/COR
Employers are looking for good people who not only have the technical skills
and experience to do the job, but also bring the "soft skills" that lead to success:
communication skills, problem–solving, time management and accountability
skills. This course provides the tools to help you keep a job.
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CLASSES
BASIC LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING – DAY & NIGHT
FEE: $20.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41141
5/18
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
B&I 1159B
This class will introduce students to the most common herbs found in herb
gardens. Topics include how to propagate and maintain herbs from seeds,
culinary uses of herbs, to include seasonings, herbal infused oils, butters,
vinegars and tea blends; as well as some of the most common herbal home
remedies.
CAKE DECORATING SERIES
These classes are taught by Winde Jackson. Supplies list available in the
Continuing Education Department.
Self–Supporting – No Refund.
BUTTERCREAM BASICS I
FEE: $40.00
41412 2/06 M 6 – 9 pm B&I 1162
41415 5/08 M 6 – 9 pm B&I 1162
Students will learn how to make buttercream icing as well as the intricate
techniques for smoothing icing, torte and full cakes, and create basic borders.
Students need to bring one 6x2 OR 8x2 prepared cake round (already baked
and cooled). Supplies not included.
BUTTERCREAM BASICS II
ACADEMY
Day classes meet Monday–Friday 6 am to 5 pm. Night classes meet Monday –
Thursday and every other Saturday. Interviews may be scheduled and
application packets picked up on or after October 1, 2016. Please contact Adam
Gelo at 252–451–8298 or [email protected] for a registration packet and
to schedule an interview.
START DATE: January 9, 2017
FEE: $40.00
41414 2/13 M 6 pm – 9 pm B&I 1162
41416 5/15 M 6 pm – 9 pm B&I 1162
Prerequisite: Buttercream Basics I. This class is a continuation of Buttercream
Basics I. Students will learn the intricate techniques of writing, piping, creating
buttercream flowers, and advanced borders. Students need to bring one 6x2 OR
8x2 prepared cake round (already baked and cooled). Supplies not included.
NEW! TIERED CAKES I
FEE: $60.00
41432 3/06 M 6 pm – 9 pm B&I 1162
41442 4/3 M 6:00 – 9:00 pm B&I 1162
Students will learn how to level and split layers, structure layers with fondant,
roll out fondant, cover a cake with fondant, and make basic decorations with
fondant. Students need to bring one 6x2 OR 8x2 prepared cake round (already
baked and cooled). Supplies not included.
IN–SERVICE LAW ENFORCEMENT
Contact Reuben Crumpton at 252–451–8489 or [email protected]
for more information.
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT CLASSES
For more information, visit our Website at www.nashcc.edu, call
252–451–8492 or [email protected]
ACT-SAT-GRE TEST PREP
Dates
1/14 (Math)
1/14 (Reading/Writing)
3/4 (Reading/Writing)
3/4 (Math)
4/29 (Math)
4/29 (Reading/Writing)
Self-Supporting – No Refund
Students choose which test prep they prefer and then receive a comprehensive
overview of the subject matter, to include all math levels, and/or vocabulary,
reading, and writing review. Sessions are scheduled one week prior to testing
dates and are designed to develop strategies to boost test scores and guide
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NCC Launches Brewing Institute at Brewmill
Nash Community College (NCC) as the educational partner of the
Rocky Mount Brewmill is in the final construction phase and plans to
soon open its lab/classroom located at the historical mill site. NCC’s
1,000 square foot 360 Degree Brewer facility will feature state of the art
distillation and fermentation (BDF) equipment.
It is no coincidence that Nash Community College’s Brewing, Distillation and Fermentation Associate Degree program came to the Twin
Counties on the cusp of revitalization efforts at the Rocky Mount Brewmill. For the last few years, the College has worked alongside Capitol
Broadcasting Company and the Brewmill to align offerings with local
efforts as part of the College’s expanded offerings in the hospitality
curriculum. Not only does the coursework open doors with an entrepreneurial track, but it offers value added certificates that will enhance the
College’s already popular Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management
degree programs.
Students who register for the 360 Degree Brewer program in the Spring
2017 Semester will be among the first cohorts to apply learned le sons in the new instructional space. The 360 Degree Brewer includes
360 DEGREE BREWER
FEE: $131.25 | Students must be 21 years of age or older.
As a craft brewer you need a passion for beer, but beyond that you
need the skills that breweries are looking for to focus that passion
toward becoming an effective employee. Nash Community College and The Rocky Mount Brewmill offer this path to a career in
craft beer brewing. Attend any or all twelve of the following classes:
OSHA, Welding, Chemistry, Fermentation, Introduction to Brewing,
Plumbing, Equipment Maintenance, Electrical Systems, Entrepreneurialism, Marketing, Microbiology, and Tasting. For more information call 252–451–8492 or email [email protected]
a course series emphasizing principles in OSHA safety, stainless steel
welding, fermentation, chemistry, plumbing, equipment maintenance,
electrical systems, entrepreneurialism, microbiology and marketing.
Individuals interested in any or all of the Continuing Education course
series may call 252-451-8216 for more information.
“Developing and teaching the BDF curriculum has given me an opportunity to utilize my experiences in the midst of a burgeoning industry
as American consumers move away from industrially processed light
lagers to the literal infinite number of possibilities that are being cr ated daily by home brewers and entrepreneurs alike,” BDF Instructor
Thomas Clawson said. Nash Community College is one of four community colleges in North Carolina to offer the degree. Students enrolled
in BDF have the opportunity to learn entry-level skills including recipe
development, sanitation and craft beer brewing techniques while utilizing equipment to produce small batches of craft beer.
Classes in the degree program include: Fermentation Production, Safety and Sanitation, Survey of Fermented Products, Craft Beer Brewing,
Applied Craft Beverage Microbiology, Beverage Technology & Calculations, Beverage Tour and Tasting Management, Sensory Evaluation,
Applied Craft Beverage Chemistry, and Beverage Marketing and Sales.
Additionally, the College offers a Business of Brewing Certificate entir ly online through Nash Online. The certificate program introduces the
management of beverages consumed in the brewing, distillation and
fermentation industry and provides an understanding of the planning
and resources required to market brewed or distilled products. Topics
include trends, service, procurement, storage, knowledge and control
of fermented/distilled beverages.
Visit online.nashcc.edu to learn more.
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NEW! TIERED CAKES II
CULINARY BOOT CAMP
CONCEALED WEAPONS TRAINING
These courses will be held in NCC's indoor firing range.
Sharpen your knife skills by learning inside secrets to perfecting your julienne,
chiffonade, chop, slice and dice. This class will teach you about knife
selection, knife sharpening and cutting techniques. This class will
revolutionize the way you use this kitchen tool.
FEE: $60.00
41440 3/13 M 6:00 – 9:00 pm B&I 1162
41443 4/17 M 6:00 – 9:00 pm B&I 1162
Prerequisite: Tiered Cakes I. This class is a continuation of Tiered Cakes I.
Students will apply all techniques learned to structure the cake, complete
decorations, and fully assemble a tiered cake to take home. Students need to
bring one 6x2 OR 8x2 prepared cake round (already baked and cooled).
Supplies not included.
FEE: $76.25
41131
T
6:30 pm–9:30 pm
B&I 1163
Attend one or all eight classes for only $76.25. With personal feedback and
assistance from Chef Frank, students will acquire hands–on experience
executing culinary techniques and recipes, learn fundamental culinary skills and
concepts, knife handling, how to create sauces, salads, stocks, roasting &
grilling, and more. Students need to bring a chef’s knife and paring knife.
FEE: $60.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41143
1/14
SA
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8192
41144
1/21
SA
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8192
41146
2/11
SA
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8192
41147
2/25
SA
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8192
41148
3/11
SA
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8192
41149
4/8
SA
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8192
41150
4/22
SA
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8192
41151
5/6
SA
8 am – 5 pm
CE 8192
This course consists of four hours of classroom instruction and four hours of
handgun training in an indoor firing range. Topics covered include firearms
handling and safety, ammunition, how to select and store a firearm, NC laws
concerning carrying a concealed weapon, and shooting fundamentals.
Registration deadline is 12:00 noon on the Wednesday prior to start date. Ten
slots available in each class.
January 10
Knife Skills
January 17
Stocks & Sauces
January 24
Cooking Methods
January 31
Meats and Game
February 7
Vegetables
February 21
Garde Manger I
February 28
Garde Manger II
March 7
Quick Breads
Learn the five mother sauces every home cook should know how to make.
With a few simple ingredients and a couple of easy techniques, these five
sauces will serve as the building blocks for all other sauces. Take home a
recipe booklet of sauces.
This class will explore several different methods of dry and moist heat cooking
methods to include: roasting, broiling, grilling and sautéing, poaching,
simmering, boiling, steaming, braising and stewing. These methods will be
used in several recipes to show the variances.
Learn how to properly prepare various cuts of meats. We will also look into
wild game, seafood, and poultry and how to use them in your meals.
COOKING CLASSES
Learn the different ways to prepare, store and cook vegetables for peak
freshness and flavor.
AUTHENTIC HANDMADE PASTA
FEE: $40.00
41132
4/6
TH
6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
B&I 1163
In this course, Chef Frank will give a presentation overview of the history of
pasta–making and the regions from which they originate. Students will learn
how to make pasta dough by hand and using a pasta maker, as well as create
complementary pasta sauces. Self–Supporting–No Refund
Learn all about canapé’s, Hors d’oeuvres, pate’s, terrines and preparing
meats for smoking. Learn to smoke, cure some meats and make several
different appetizers and cold plates.
This class will work on other responsibilities of the cold kitchen. We will look
at composed salads, dressing, and sandwiches.
NEW! CLASSICAL REGIONAL CUISINES SERIES
In each part of the series, Chef Frank will give a presentation overview of the
region and discuss how the people and culture create a region’s culinary
cuisine. Students will also learn some fundamental culinary skills to include knife
skills, recipe conversion, safe food/equipment handling, and basic cookery. All
classes meet on Thursdays from 6:30 pm–9:30 pm in the Business & Industry
Culinary Kitchen, Room 1163.
CLASSICAL CUISINES PART I
FEE: $76.25
41109
CLASSICAL CUISINES PART II
FEE: $76.25
41110
CLASSICAL CUISINES PART III
FEE: $76.25
41111
CLASSICAL CUISINES PART IV
FEE: $76.25
41112
Part I consists of Classical French Cuisine on January 12, Northern Italian
Cuisine on January 19, and Spanish Noevelle Cuisine on January 26.
Part II consists of Regional French on February 2, Central Italian on February 9,
and Classical Spain on February 16. .
Part III consists of French Bistro on March 2, Southern Italian on March 9, and
Spanish Paella on March 16.
Part IV consists of Spanish Tapas on March 23, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese on
March 30, and Chinese Cuisine on April 20.
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Learn the quick dough method and how to use one dough several.
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO CULINARY ARTS
FEE: $76.25
41135
T
6:30 pm – 9:30pm
B&I 1159B
This course is designed as a primer to the field of culinary arts, and
demonstrates skills and techniques taught in Nash Community College’s
Culinary Arts degree program. Topics include basic sanitation and safety in a
commercial kitchen, basics of cold kitchen, knife skills, how plan a menu, how to
set a room for service, and how to plan and make a variety of foods for
entertaining guests. Attend one or all eight classes for only $76.25.
March 14
Sanitation & Safety
March 21
Nutrition
March 28
Menu Basics
April 4
Hospitality
April 11
Kitchen Skills I
April 18
Kitchen Skills II
April 25
Appetizers
May 2
Salads & Sandwiches
NEW! ROLL YOUR OWN SUSHI
Topics include how to utilize Lightroom and PS/PSE, creative techniques for
editing photos, as well as information on finding or creating the right lighting
situations to achieve the best photos. Part III meets three Tuesdays. No class
on April 18.
FEE: $40.00
41134
5/04
TH
6:30 pm–9:30 pm B&I 1163
In this course, Chef Frank will give a presentation overview of the history of
sushi and the regions from which sushi originates. Students will learn about
basic sushi rolls, how to make a sushi maki roll, a sushi nigiri, and the inside–
out roll. Self–Supporting–No Refund
ENHANCE YOUR HANDGUN SKILLS
FEE: $40.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41156
1/10 – 1/12 T TH
6 pm–8 pm
CE 8192
41158
1/24 – 1/26
TTH
6 pm–8 pm
CE 8192
41152
1/28
SA
8 am–12 pm
CE 8192
41153
2/4
SA
8 am–12 pm
CE 8192
41159
2/7 – 2/9
TTH
6 pm–8 pm
CE 8192
41160
2/21 – 2/23
TTH
6 pm–8 pm
CE 8192
41161
3/7 – 3/9
TTH
6 pm–8 pm
CE 8192
41162
3/14 – 3/16
TTH
6 pm–8 pm
CE 8192
41154
3/18
SA
8 am–12 pm
CE 8192
41164
4/4 – 4/6
TTH
6 pm–8 pm
CE 8192
41165
4/11– 4/13
TTH
6 pm-8 pm
CE 8192
41155
4/29
SA
8 am-12 pm
CE 8192
Required: Students registering for this course must possess and provide a
card copy for either the concealed carry permit or an NRA Basic Pistol course.
Students need to bring their own handgun and holster and 50 rounds of
ammunition. This four–hour course will instruct students on how to more
effectively operate a handgun to increase both safety and confidence. Indoor
target practice will include state–of–the–art exercises in timed–shooting,
multiple shooting, and moving target shooting. Register early! Only six slots
available for each class. Registration deadline is seven days prior to the start
date.
NEW! SILVER SPOONS SERIES
FEE: $15.00 for each class
F
2 pm – 5pm
B&I 1159B
This series consists of eight (8) classes and focuses on improving quality of life
and longevity with healthy cooking. Classes are designed for anyone, including
senior citizens, interested in learning how to modify recipes for ease of cooking
in smaller batches for one or two people. In each class, Chef Frank will give a
brief presentation, followed by students preparing several recipes. At the
conclusion of class, students will enjoy the foods prepared that day. Supplies
included.
41122
41124
41125
41126
41127
41128
41129
41130
January 13 Comfort in the Kitchen
January 20 Breakfast
January 27 Soups
February 3 Vegetables
February 10 Fish
February 17 Chicken
February 24 Desserts
March 3 Baking
NEW! WOOD–FIRED OVEN PIZZA
FEE: $40.00
41133
4/27
TH
6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
B&I 1163
In this course, Chef Frank will give a presentation overview of the history of
pizza–making and the regions from which they originate. Students will learn how
to make pizza dough by hand, roll and toss pizza dough, as well as create
several pizza sauces. Pizzas will be cooked in NCC’s own wood–fired pizza
oven. Self–Supporting–No Refund
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY – PART I
FEE: $60.00
Self-Supporting – No Refund
41136
2/21 – 3/7
TU
6 pm-8:30 pm
CE8160
3/ 4
SAT
9 am-11 am
CE 8160
In Part I, students will learn the basics of digital photography with any level of
camera. Topics include what makes a digital camera work, camera controls,
when controls are used, and more. Bring your camera and user’s manual (if
you have one). Part I meets three consecutive Tuesdays, and one Saturday.
HEALTH AND FITNESS
All classes are taught by Certified Fitness Instructors and accommodate all
fitness levels and ages, for both men & women.
NEW! EXPRESS BODY CONDITIONING
FEE: $45.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41070
1/25 – 3/15 W
12:15 pm –1:15 pm CE 8160
41072
3/29 – 5/17 W
12:15 pm –1:15 pm CE 8160
Start taking time to take care of you! In this class, students will enjoy a variety
of ability–applicable activities to include stretching, toning, and light weights,
all of which promote improved strength, balance, flexibility and endurance.
Bring an exercise mat, towel, and water bottle.
NEW! FROM COUCH TO 5K MARATHON
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY – PART II
FEE: $25.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41979
1/7 – 4/22 SA
8:30 am –9:30 am
CE 8245
Anyone interested in training for Nash Community College’s third annual 5K
“Run For Knowledge” is encouraged to register for this course. All runners and
walkers are welcome, and those attending ten of fifteen classes are eligible to
receive a $10 discount on 5K entrance fee. Wear good running/walking shoes,
bring a towel, and water bottle.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY – PART III
FEE: $45.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41066
1/12 – 3/2
TH
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm CE 8160
41067
1/23 – 3/13
M
12:15 pm –1:15 pm CE 8160
41068
3/16 – 5/4
TH
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm CE 8160
41069
3/27 – 5/15
M
12:15 pm – 1:15 pm CE 8160
Would you like a ‘new you’ in the New Year? This class is a great start for
improving physical and mental well–being. Students will learn stretching,
flexibility, core stability and postural alignment techniques. Additional benefits
FEE: $60.00
Self-Supporting – No Refund
41137
3/14 – 3/28 TU
6 pm-8:30 pm
CE 8160
3/25
SA
9 am-11 am
CE 8160
In Part II, students will learn the basics of using a DSLR camera. Topics include
operating the buttons and dials, how to use interchangeable lenses, aperture,
shutter speed, and more. Bring your camera, lenses, and user's manual (if you
have one). Part II meets three consecutive Tuesdays, and one Saturday.
FEE: $60.00
Self-Supporting – No Refund
41138 4/4 – 4/25
TU
6 pm-8:30 pm
CE 8160
Prerequisites: Digital Photography Part I & II (or prior approval by the instructor).
Part III is an advanced class and will take students to a new level of expertise.
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NEW! STRETCH & TONE PILATES
are improved focus, breathing, and stress reduction. Bring an exercise mat,
towel, and water bottle.
Container gardening is fun and a great option for small spaces. In this course,
Master Gardener Ken White will demonstrate how to make a self–watering
container, as well as present everything you need to know to grow flowers,
herbs, or vegetables in containers. Supplies not included. Supplies list
available in the Continuing Education Department.
NEW! TOTAL CIRCUIT & STRENGTH TRAINING
FEE: $45.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
42124
1/17 – 3/7 T 6:00 pm-7:00 pm CE 8245
Would you like to get a full body workout with cardio equipment and free
weights? This is the class for you! Students will get an energizing
cardiovascular workout in NCC’s state-of-the-art cardio room, as well as
strength training using individually applicable free weights. Bring a towel and
water bottle.
STAINED GLASS
FEE: $72.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41032
1/18 – 3/8
W
6:30 pm–9:30 pm
CE 8265
41033
3/15 – 5/3
W
6:30 pm–9:30 pm
CE 8265
Students receive instruction in the art of stained glass making. Students use
copper foil methods and gain practice in drafting patterns, cutting glass,
grinding and soldering the glass together. Safety tips are discussed, as well
as the common tools used. Students will complete a project(s) in class.
Supplies not included.
NEW! WEIGHT ROOM 101
FEE: $45.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41976
1/10 – 2/21 T 6:00 pm –8:00 pm
CE 8138
Weight lifting is a training method used for developing muscle strength. This
course is designed for both new and experienced weight lifters and will teach
how to safety and effectively use free weights and weight machines. Students
will simultaneously learn to identify their individual goals and limitations while
strengthening and challenging all major muscle groups. Bring a towel and
water bottle.
SUPER SAVINGS COUPONING
FEE: $25.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41073
1/19
TH
6 pm–8:30 pm
CE 8265
41075
2/16
TH
6 pm–8:30 pm
CE 8265
41076
4/27
TH
6 pm–8:30 pm
CE 8265
Prices continue to rise, making couponing more beneficial than ever for many
families. Come learn how couponing can become another income stream,
when used correctly and consistently. Students will receive an information
packet with coupons and learn how to find, organize and use coupons for
maximum effectiveness.
NEW! YOGA (Concurrent with PED-122)
FEE: $60.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
42126
1/12 – 5/4 TH
5:00 pm-6:00 pm TBA
This course is great for those who have never tried yoga as well as more
seasoned participants. Students will be introduced to the basic principles of
yoga, proper breathing, relaxation techniques, and correct yoga positions.
Bring a yoga mat, towel, and water bottle.
INTRODUCTION TO VOICE OVERS & VOICE ACTING
UNARMED SELF–DEFENSE (Concurrent with PED–125)
FEE: $75.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41446
1/9 – 5/8
M
6 pm–8 pm
CE 8249
This course is designed to aid students in developing rudimentary skills in selfdefense. Topics include defense stances, blocks, punches, and kicks as well
as non-physical means of self-defense such as recognizing potential dangers,
body language, eye contact and tone of voice. Each student must be
physically able to participate in the exercises.
KNITTING / CROCHETING
FEE: $40.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41166
2/25
SA
9 am–1 pm
CE 8253
41467
4/29
SA
9 am–1 pm
CE 8255
This course is designed for those interested in learning the current rules and
regulations for commercial and private use drones, to include NC and FAA
regulations and certification. Students will gain experience in pre–flight
instructions, hands–on flight training, and video imaging captured during flight.
Safety glasses are required.
FEE: $25.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
41077
4/24
M
6:30 pm – 9 pm
CE 8265
Did you know voice overs are used for audio books, training materials,
documentaries, animation, gaming, commercials, and motion pictures? This
class is essential for aspiring voice actors, educators, instructors, and anyone
interested in using their voice professionally. Students will receive a lot of great
information about the field of voice acting and professional voice opportunities in
and around their community.
FEE: $50.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
40965
1/23 – 3/13
M 1 pm–4 pm
CE 8162
40968
3/20 – 5/15
M 1 pm–4 pm
CE 8162
Students of all levels will knit or crochet, read patterns, and become familiar
with various types of yarns, needles, and hooks as they gain experience and
enjoy creating personal projects, or those offered by the Instructor. Supplies
not included.
COMING SUMMER 2017!
HOW TO PREPARE FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS!
Emergencies and disasters can strike quickly and without warning and can force
you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. What would
you do without a plan in place? How will you provide for your family and keep
them safe? Students will learn valuable information to include how to stay
informed and make a plan, how to assemble and maintain emergency kit(s), and
more. Additional information will be available in the upcoming Continuing
Education 2017 Summer Schedule Booklet.
LINE DANCE
FEE: $50.00
Self–Supporting – No Refund
41139
1/19 – 3/9
TH 6 pm–7 pm
CE 8154
Line Dance is a fun way to dance socially without a partner, while exercising
your body and mind to lively, upbeat music. This 8–week course will teach a
variety of fun and energetic line dance steps for all ages and levels of students.
SPRING CONTAINER GARDENING
FEE: $20.00
41142
Self–Supporting – No Refund
4/29
SA
9 am –12 pm
UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS: DRONES FOR PAY OR PLAY
CE 8253
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PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CLASSES
The brewing, distillation and fermentation industry is expanding in North
Carolina, as well as the need for trained and skilled beer brewers. Nash
Community College offers a two-year degree program and two certificate
programs. For upcoming classes call 252-451-8492 or email
[email protected]. Students must be 21 years of age or older.
as well as clinical and administrative aspects of medical assisting. The course
consists of twelve three–hour sessions which are offered in the evening for
working adults. Internet access is required to complete online homework and is
available in the College library and most public libraries. Upon completion,
students should be prepared to sit for one of the national certification exams
listed below. Completion of this course does not guarantee successful outcome
of the national exam. Participants should make sure they are eligible for one of
the following Medical Assisting certification exams prior to registration: CMA
(AAMA) www.aama–ntl.org, RMA (AMT) www.americanmedtech.org, NCMA
(NCCT) www.ncctinc.com, or CCMA (NHA) www.nhanow.com. Please contact
Nancy Worsinger 252–451–8383 or [email protected] with
questions.
COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PART II
NOTARY PUBLIC TRAINING
For more information, visit our website at www.nashcc.edu , call
252–451–8216 or email [email protected]
BEER BREWING DISTILLATION AND FERMENTATION
Students must be 21 years of age or older.
FEE: $75.00
41024
1/23–1/24
MT
6 pm–9:30 pm CE 8265
41022
2/24
F
9 am–4:30 pm CE 8265
41025
3/20–3/21
MT
6 pm–9:30 pm CE 8255
41023
4/28
F
9 am–4:30 pm CE 8265
41027
5/22–5/23
MT
6 pm–9:30 pm CE 8265
This class is required for individuals seeking a North Carolina Commission for
Notary Public. Gain knowledge in general powers and limitations affiliated with
Notary Public as well as attestation, certification, proof of execution, and other
related duties. Required: 18+ years old, high school/HSE diploma, NC
resident, US citizen, and picture ID (bring to class). Students are advised to
purchase/read textbook before class.
FEE: $186.25
40933
1/30 – 5/31
M–W
8 am – 5 pm
C 3009
This course is designed to prepare Cosmetologists to become educators in the
field of cosmetic arts. Students will learn to prepare lesson plans, class
lectures and presentations, instruct practical skills and will prepare for the
State Board exam. Required Documentation at Registration: 1. Current
Cosmetology License 2. Valid Driver’s License 3. Social Security Card
FRONT OFFICE PROCEDURES (Concurrent with HRD-120)
FEE: $131.25
TBA
1/12- 5/4
online
This course introduces a systematic approach to lodging front office
procedures. Topics include reservations, registration, guest satisfaction,
occupancy and revenue management, security and more. Class orientation is
schedule on-campus, For information call 252-451-8492. Textbook is required.
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
FEE: $186.25
40931
1/9 – 5/8
MW
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8253
This course is designed to provide instruction in the technical procedures for
preparing and dispensing drugs in the hospital and retail setting under
supervision of a registered pharmacist. Topics include drug packaging and
labeling, outpatient dispensing, hospital dispensing procedures, controlled
substance procedures, inventory control and non–sterile compounding. Upon
completion, students should be able to perform basic supervised dispensing
techniques in a variety of pharmacy settings and be familiar with the content of
the Pharmacy Technician National Certification Exam. A copy of high school
diploma or HSE is required at registration.
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO INTERPRETING
FEE: $130.00
41867
1/17 - 5/09
T
6 pm - 9 pm
CE 8253
This course is designed to train individuals working in the field of language
interpretation with increased understanding of the differences between
interpretation and translation, reliability in interpretation, note taking
techniques, coping tactic in interpretation, the interpreter’s code of ethics,
professional expectations of interpreters and related topics.
NEW! INTRODUCITON TO HOSPITALITY TOURISM – HYBRID
PHLEBOTOMY (Concurrent with PBT 100)
FEE: $130.00
TBA
1/13 – 5/4
online
This course covers the growth and progress of the hospitality industry. Topics
include tourism, lodging, resorts, gaming restaurants, foodservice, and clubs.
Class orientation is scheduled on- campus. For more information call 252-4518492. Textbook is required
FEE: $186.25 – Registration – $10.00 Health Services Universal – $135.00
Certification Exam – Total FEE: $331.25
40932
1/09 – 2/24
MWF
8:30 am–12:30 pm
B 2115
3/03 – 5/05
F
8:30 am–12:30 pm
B 2115
Clinicals:
2/27 – 5/04
M–TH (Time Varies)
This course provides theory and clinical experiences needed for the proper
collection of blood and other specimens used for diagnostic testing. Course
work includes proper specimen collection and handling, communication skills,
and legal issues related to health care. Please contact Nancy Worsinger 252–
451–8383 or [email protected] or
www.nashcc.edu/phlebotomypacket.
LODGING MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE
The hospitality lodging industry is one of the most exciting career fields
available today and includes hotels, resorts, clubs, tourism, and more. All
classes are available online, making this certificate program both convenient
and affordable. For upcoming class information call 252-451-8492 or email
[email protected]
PROFESSIONAL MIXOLOGY
MEDICAL ASSISTING CERTIFICATION EXAM PREP
FEE: $125.00
40934
1/10 – 3/28
T
6 pm – 9 pm
B 2115
This course is designed to assist working medical assistants in preparing for a
national certification examination in Medical Assisting. The course incudes a
review of anatomy, medical terminology, psychology, ethics, and pharmacology,
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FEE: $76.25
41080 (ServSafe® included) 2/06 – 2/28
41081 (ServSafe® excluded) 2/06 – 2/27
41082 (ServSafe® included) 4/03 – 4/25
41083 (ServSafe® excluded) 4/03 – 4/24
MT
MT
MT
MT
6 pm – 9 pm
6 pm – 9 pm
6 pm – 9 pm
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8261
CE 8261
CE 8261
CE 8261
you will learn how to manage your time so that you can deal with the constant
demands of a managerial job.
This course will provide students with extensive mixology/bartending training
by an instructor with 9+ years of experience. Topics include mixology
techniques, tools, trends, as well as a repertoire of recipes students will learn
by hands–on mixing. ABC laws and responsibilities are also presented. The
ServSafe® Alcohol Certification test is included. Students will also receive a
NCC Certificate of Completion. Must be 18 years old to register. Two
textbooks are required.
FUNDAMENTALS OF SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT II
FEE: $75.00
Develop your interpersonal skills by understanding and dealing with the various
people issues that arise at work. We are going to show you how you can
understand various personality traits––in yourself and in others––and how they
impact the ability to get the job done. These traits include emotional intelligence,
the need for power, conscientiousness, agreeableness, and more.
ServSafe® CERTIFICATION
FEE: $75.00
41028
2/6 – 2/13
M
8 am – 4 pm
CE 8255
3/6 – 3/13
M
8 am – 4 pm
CE 8255
41030
41031
4/3 – 4/10
M
8 am – 4 pm
CE 8255
Preregister & prepay ten (10) business days prior to the start date. This
course includes the ServSafe® Certification exam and is designed to cover the
basic safe food handling procedures for restaurant and food service
employees. Textbook and test scantron sheet are required.
SIX SIGMA: TOTAL QUALITY FUNDAMENTALS
FEE: $75.00
Learn how successful organizations apply quality to their everyday activities.
Understand what quality is and learn about the history of the quality
movement. Discover the role of customers in quality and determine the major
elements of a quality system. Master key concepts such as the cost of non–
quality, variation, and total employee involvement (TEI).Increase your value to
your company by learning about various motivational models, leadership, and
teamwork. Determine how to effectively apply quality standards by creating
and implementing internal and external auditing activities. Learn the ins and
outs of ISO 9000, ISO 14000, and the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality
Award.
VETERINARY ASSISTANT
FEE: $186.25
40930
1/9—5/8
MW
6:00 pm-9:00 pm CE 8255
This course will prepare students to work in a veterinary hospital. Students
will learn about the necessary aspects of veterinary assisting, including
anatomy, basic grooming, animal restraint, laboratory sample collection
vaccine protocols, prescription preparation, and taking radiographs. This class
is designed for individuals who want to work at a veterinary hospital and those
who are already employed in positions in which they provide care for animals.
SMALL BUSINESS CENTER (SBC) SEMINARS
Small Business Seminars are offered at no charge. For more information, email
[email protected] or call 252-451-8233
1/19
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8253
4/20
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
This 3–hour workshop will give you an overall understanding of the steps you
need to take to make your dream of owning your own business a reality.
COMING SUMMER 2017!
INCOME MAINTENANCE CASEWORKER - NC FAST
FEE: $130.00: prerequisites: Introduction to Income Maintenance Caseworker
The course is designed to cover skills associated with the Income
Maintenance Caseworker role to determine service eligibility. Specific focus
will include proficiency in the utilization of the NCFAST application. Other
topics will include skills in communication, interview, time management, data
gathering, and data analysis.
ONLINE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CLASSES
For more information visit our website at www.ed2go.com/nashcc or call
252–451–8234. Preregistration & Prepayment are required at least two days
prior to the start of class! To enroll in these classes go into the Continuing
Education Online Courses click on Lifelong Learning after that click on course
catalog. Start Date – End Date: 1/18 – 3/10 2/15 – 4/07 3/15 – 5/05 4/12 – 7/07
LEADERSHIP
FEE: $75.00
Leadership skills can help you gain the respect and admiration of others, while
also allowing you to enjoy success in your career and more control over your
destiny. Contrary to popular belief, leadership skills can be learned and
developed. Even if you don't hold a leadership position, this course will teach
you how to use the principles of great leaders to achieve success in almost
every aspect of your daily life.
WRITING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS PLAN
1/26
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
4/27
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
The business plan is a roadmap for your business whether you’re determining
the feasibility for start–up, tracking your progress, planning for expansion, or
applying for a loan. This workshop will discuss the narrative and financial
aspects of the plan as well as give the student an opportunity to work with
actual plans that have been prepared by others.
OBTAINING A LOAN FOR YOUR SMALL BUSINESS
2/02
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
5/04
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
An entrepreneur goes into business to make money. In order to accomplish
this goal, it is often necessary to borrow funds. This 3–hour seminar will cover
determining how much you need, where the money will come from, the 5 C’s
of Credit, and preparing your loan package.
DYNAMITE MARKETING ON FIRECRACKER BUDGET
FUNDAMENTALS OF SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT I
FEE: $75.00
If you have recently been promoted to a supervisory or management position or
want to learn how to become a more effective manager, this course will help you
master the basics of business by learning the language of management. You
will learn how to make a successful transition from employee to manager and
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2/09
TH
6pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
5/11
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
This seminar covers tips for prospective and existing business owners on how
to learn more about customers, competitors, and overall market opportunities.
In addition to defining a target market, you will learn the 4 components of the
marketing mix and inexpensive and effective market research design.
BOOKKEEPING AND TAXES FOR SMALL BUSINESS
your business. The presenter of this exhilarating seminar is John Formica aka,
“The Ex-Disney Guy.”
2/14
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
5/23
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
Do you know your product or service upside down and backwards but the
numbers just drive you up a wall? This seminar will help you understand the
difference between cash basis and accrual basis of accounting and single
versus double entry bookkeeping. We’ll talk about calculating and recording
payroll taxes and sales tax and you’ll get hands–on experience in preparing
financial statements, including cash flow, income and expense statements,
and balance sheets.
GRANT WRITING
2/28
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
This seminar is designed for the beginning grant writer, or a more seasoned
fundraiser who is interested in picking up new tips and pointers. Seminar
participants will examine all the elements of a grant application and have an
opportunity to begin developing their own proposal.
HOW TO GET OUT OF DEBT AND START A BUSINESS
NUEVO! ELABORAR UN PLAN DE NEGOCIOS
3/28
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
Un plan de negocios puede ser la herramienta más importante que tiene un
pequeño empresario. Aprender a convertir sus ideas en un plan sólido para la
financiación y el éxito a largo plazo. Este seminario le enseña los componentes
importantes de un plan de negocio y ayuda a sentar las bases de un plan
ganador. Averiguar cómo el marketing, operaciones, finanzas y están
relacionados entre ellas. Descubre cómo un plan de negocios es utilizado por
los prestamistas potenciales, que hacer y no hacer cuando escribir un plan, y
los pasos para hacer el proceso más fácil. Este seminario está dirigido a
nuevos y establecidos los propietarios de negocios
NUEVO! CÓMO INICIAR UN NEGOCIO
3/21
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
Comprender los fundamentos de la creación de una empresa en este seminario
que te lleva desde la idea a la oportunidad.
Aprender estrategias clave para la puesta en marcha, financiación y
comercialización, así como información importante sobre cuestiones legales,
licencias, zonificación, operaciones, y mucho más. Darse cuenta de la
importancia de una auto–evaluación y la forma de evaluar la viabilidad de su
idea de negocio. Descubre los recursos disponibles para ayudarle a iniciar y
operar su negocio con éxito.
3/07
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
How would you like to pay off all your consumer debt, credit cards, car
payments, and loans? Learn a simple yet effective method to start the process
of making you debt free! Bring a calculator and a list of your debts with balances
and monthly payments, and learn how to develop your own debt elimination
plan that can be implemented immediately into your lifestyle.
HOW TO START FOOD TRUCK, CATERING RESTAURANT
BUSINESS
2/07
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
Ever think of starting a restaurant, food truck, or catering business? Come to
this informative seminar and learn such items as: industry analysis, food service
choices, business planning, marketing tools, and funding!
HOW TO START HOME–BASED CHILD CARE BUSINESS PART–I
3/15
W
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
In this seminar attendees will become aware of what is needed to start a Family
Child Care business in their home. This session is loaded with information to
assist participants in making better informed decisions before becoming an
Entrepreneur. It is highly recommended to attend “How to Start a Home–Based
Daycare Part II.
HOW TO START HOME–BASED CHILD CARE BUSINESS PART–II
EASY STEPS TO EBAY FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
3/16
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
This seminar is a continuation of How to Start a Family Child Care business in
their home. Content includes the various NC Child Care Requirements. It is
highly recommended that you attend the “How to Start a Home–Based Daycare
Part I.
5/02
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
This seminar Includes PayPal, eBay videos, setting up accounts and
researching listings.
GETTING MORE BUSINESS WITH FACEBOOK PAID ADS FOR
BUSINESS OWNERS
4/06
TH
1 pm – 4 pm
CE 8255
Now that Facebook is showing less and less of business pages it is time to learn
the real power of Facebook ads as it has over 1.49 billion monthly users. With
less than three percent of your customers seeing your post on Facebook today,
it is more useful to view Facebook as a powerful paid advertising platform than a
free social media site. With Facebook ads you can display your best content in
front of key customers that have clearly self–identified themselves as good
customers by their interest on Facebook. You can get started with Facebook
ads with as little as a few dollars per ad.
GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
4/26
W
1 pm – 4 pm
CE 8255
Have you ever wondered how the Walt Disney World Resort continues to
produce a dynamic model on Business Excellence, Leadership, Working
Environment and Customer Service! It’s not about service. It’s all about creating
a memorable Customer Experience. Learn success strategies to attract more
customers, build brand loyalty for life, beat out your completion and transform
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HOW TO START A NONPROFIT
3/9
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
There is a tremendous interest coming from our communities of wanting to know
how to form a nonprofit business. Careful consideration should be given to this
quest and much attention needs to be given to the proper steps to take. In this
very informative seminar participants will discover: Basics on what a non-profit
business is, Refine the definition of a nonprofit, Issues to consider before
starting a nonprofit, Key steps in forming a nonprofit, Forms and Documents
needed to be filed, What takes place at the first board meeting and Do you need
an attorney?
IMPROVE CREDIT SCORE 740+ GET BUINESS AND PERSONAL
LOAN
1/24
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
A good credit score is now considered to be 740 points of higher. This seminar
will include information about the history of credit scoring, credit reports and how
they are calculated, the importance of maintaining good credit and more. Proven
ONLINE FUNDRAISING / CROWD FUNDING
methods to increase credit score by 50-100+ points within 60 days will also be
discussed.
QUICKBOOKS
6/16
F
9 am–4 pm
CE 8244
This seminar will teach students how to get the most out of QuickBooks for their
business. You will learn the basics to better understand your financial data.
Topics include how to set up your business, create invoices, pay bills, reconcile
bank accounts, and create reports.
NEW! SNAPCHAT FOR BUSINESSES
3/23
TH
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
Businesses have an opportunity to reach millennials not only with their engaging
stories but by encouraging your customers to include your business in their
special moment. Do you want to reach the growing market of millennials
between the ages of 25 - 35 or maybe their parents, then you need to
understand how to use Snapchat. In this class you will learn the fundamentals of
SnapChat, how you can use it for your business and how to use Snapchat’s
On-Demand Geo-Filters to make your business part of your customer’s special
moments.
NEW! NON PROFIT SEMINARS
HOW TO ESTABLISH / REVISE BYLAWS
4/25
T
1 pm – 4 pm
CE8255
Bylaws are a legal document outlining the self-imposed rules that will regulate
an organization's own actions. Since it is a required element when forming a
corporation, bylaws are a form of agreement or contract between the
corporation and its owners to conduct itself in a certain manner. In the past,
organizations often had bylaws but today those bylaws are usually insufficient.
This seminar will offer participant’s knowledge on: 10 Most Common Nonprofit
Bylaw Pitfalls and How to Avoid the Traps and Required provisions normally
included in Nonprofit Bylaws
4/11
T
6 pm – 9 pm
CE 8255
Crowdfunding is one way that businesses can seek money to startup their
businesses, finance a new product, or expand their operations. This seminar
is intended to share vital information to participants on how to be successful at
crowd funding. It will be a crash course on what participants need to know so
that they can be great at crowdfunding and will include information
concerning: What is Crowdfunding and how did it get Started, Two Types of
Crowdfunding, How do Start-ups and Businesses Raise Money Through
Crowdfunding?, Common misconceptions concerning crowd funding, Setting
your fundraising goals, A few tips and tricks about storytelling, and Ways
people are crowdfunding. The good news is that crowdfunding is the most
game-like and engaging form of fundraising, so gives you a great chance at
success.
STRATEGIC PLANNING
4/18
T
1 pm – 4 pm
CE 8255
Developing a strategic plan is like planning a journey and all experts agree
that this is the primary function of the board of directors for a nonprofit or a
business owner. Strategic planning, like a journey, include issues like: Why
are we traveling? Where do we want to end up? Checking to condition of our
car; major stops we want to see along the way; major routes we want to take:
Who will drive each route? How much money will we need to spend? What if
some of the roads are under construction and we have to make a detour?
These and other details will need to be dealt with if a Nonprofit or business
wants to reach its full potential.
TEACHER EDUCATION CLASSES
For more information, visit our Website at www.nashcc.edu or call
252–451–8349.
EFFECTIVE TEACHER TRAINING
FEE: $75.00
40720
F
5 pm–9 pm
CE 8162
SA
8 am–5 pm
CE 8162
Online
40726
2/8 –– 3/31
40722
3/17 – 3/25
F
5 pm–9 pm
CE 8162
SA
8 am–5 pm
CE 8162
40729
4/5 –– 5/26
Online
40723
5/5 – 5/13
F
5 pm–9 pm
CE 8162
SA
8 am–5 pm
CE 8162
This course provides specialized training using an experience–based approach
to learning. Topics will include successful teachers, positive expectations,
classroom management, lesson mastery, and educators as professionals.
NONPROFIT GUIDE TO BUDGETING
4/4
T
1 pm – 4 pm
CE 8255
Nonprofit organizations have limited resources and represent funds entrusted
to their organization; officers have a fiduciary responsibility to make sure that
every dime of this money is spent wisely. Spending money and spending it
wisely is not the same. No matter who or what the organizations, all have one
thing in common: the need to achieve their goals and objectives with limited
resources. This 3 hour seminar is designed to assist nonprofit directors and
officers to develop budgeting skills necessary to reach their full potential.
CREATING / REVISING A BOARD THAT IS ON BOARD
1/13 – 1/21
PLAYGROUND SAFETY CERTIFICATION
4/11
T
1 pm – 4 pm
CE 8255
This seminar is focuses primarily on some practical tips and tools that can
bring about “transformational change,” in Boards. Government agencies,
Foundations, and individual donors and other potential supporters and funders
want information concerning Boards. What they discover might make the
difference between receiving their support and or funds, or not.
Topics we will cover will include: what a healthy Board looks like, Board roles
and responsibilities (Fiduciary, Liabilities), Strategic Planning, diagnose
problems rather than focus on symptoms, evaluate the board
performance, and ensure full participation of Board.
FEE: $30.00 Self–Supporting – No Refund
42300
3/10
F
9 am – 1 pm
F 6127
This course is designed for anyone working in childcare; whether it be a
daycare, an agency, or public and private school settings. Participants will
learn playground safety rules and how to complete a playground audit on their
site to ensure the safety of their playground equipment. The course is
approved for in–service training for the Division of Child Development & Early
Education (DCDEE) training hours. Upon successful completion, participants
will receive a DCDEE Playground Safety Certificate. Facilities interested in
scheduling on–site training for their employees, please call 252–451–8492 for
more information.
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NEW! TEACH LIKE A CHAMPION
FEE: $75.00
41471
topics include shielding gases, fillet, and groove welds. In TIG welding,
students learn the gas tungsten arc welding process. TIG topics include
correct selection of tungsten, polarity, gas, and proper filler rod. Students will
receive training in all three welding techniques.
2/24 – 3/04
F
5 pm – 9 pm CE 8261
SA
8 am – 5pm
Great teaching can be learned. In this course educator will explore practical
strategies that have the potential to transform all students, including those who
are unmotivated or at risk. Topics include: Teaching methods that help
teachers grab the reins and manage the classroom with high efficiency,
teaching techniques that enhance student learning and promote student
motivation and creating an effective learning environment. Learn concrete
strategies that can use immediately to promote students’ academic success
and improve the learning environment in every classroom.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR LICENSE RENEWAL
FEE: $75.00
41106
2/18 (Unit 1)
SA
8 am–5 pm CE 8253
41108
5/20 (Unit 2)
SA
8 am–5 pm CE 8253
This course SAisfies the 8–hours Continuing Education requirement for
Licensed Electricians with any classification electrical license.
HVAC CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – HYBRID
ONLINE TEACHER EDUCATION CLASSES
FEE: $186.25
41084
For more information visit our website at www.ed2go.com/nashcc or call
252–451–8234. Preregistration & Prepayment are required at least two days
prior to the start of class!
To enroll in these classes go into the Continuing Education Online Courses
click on Lifelong Learning after that click on course catalog.
Start Date – End Date
1/18 – 3/10
2/15 – 4/07
3/15 – 5/05
4/12 – 7/07
M
6 pm–9 pm B2145
W
6 pm–9 CE 8261
& Online 2 hours per week
and 1 Saturday per month 8 am – 12 pm
Successful completion of this course provides the student with the skills
necessary to become employed as a heating and air conditioning technician.
Topics include the operating principles of heating and cooling systems with
emphasis on safety, theory and principles of refrigeration, troubleshooting,
servicing, repairing and installing components and/or entire systems. CFC
Certification Test will be administered. ($25.00 additional fee).
SOLVING CLASSROOM DISCIPLINE PROBLEMS
FEE: $75.00
Why do some teachers enjoy peaceful, orderly classrooms while others face
daily discipline battles? The answer is that some teachers know the secrets to
solving discipline problems. This course reveals those secrets and presents a
step–by–step approach to effective, positive classroom discipline.
1/9 – 5/3
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO CARPENTRY
FEE: $76.25
2/7 – 2/28
T
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
TBA
This course is designed to provide both classroom and hands-on
training for basic carpentry techniques. Topics include safety
procedures; tool identification; accurate measurements; and floor/wall
framing. Safety glasses and work gloves are required.
TEACHING PRESCHOOL: A YEAR OF INSPIRING LESSONS
FEE: $75.00
If you have been teaching preschoolers or are in the process of becoming a
preschool teacher, you know what short attention spans preschoolers have. You
have probably wondered how to structure your days to make the most of the way
they learn. In this course, you'll get equipped with a solid lesson plan template and
lots of interchangeable activities. You'll learn over 100 circle–discussion, art,
literacy, fine and large motor skill, science, and music activities that you can take
into your classroom right away.
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO MAINTENANCE
FEE: $131.25
41474
1/7 – 3/11
S
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
TBA
For more information, call 252-451-8492 or email [email protected]
PRAXIS CORE PREPARATION
NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE LICENSE PREPARATION
FEE: $75.00
Are you a prospective teacher who needs to pass the Praxis Core Exam? Master
the many areas of math that you’ll be tested on such as number operations,
negative numbers, exponents, square roots, order of operations, decimals,
fractions, percentages, algebra, geometry, systems of measurement, and
probability and statistics. To prepare for the two essays, we’ll discuss what
constitutes high scoring essays. We’ll also go through the process of writing each
essay in the amount of time allotted.
FEE: $185.00
41086
1/17 – 4/13
TTH 6 pm–9 pm CE 8261
Required: 2000 hours and/or one year work experience under a licensed
electrician. Students will learn job related applications of the NEC code and/or
prepare for the state board licensure examination. Textbook required.
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR & MAINTENANCE
FEE: $ 76.25
41411
1/17 – 4/18
T
6 pm – 9 pm
RMMS–306
This class will provide basic knowledge and skills necessary to repair and
maintain small engines. Students will learn small engine tune-up, carburetor
adjustments, maintenance and troubleshooting 2 and 4 cycle engines. Class
will meet at Rocky Mount Middle School on January 17, 24, 31, February 21,
28, March 21, 28 and April 18. Students are required to provide and transport
their own small engine equipment to and from class each night.
TRADES/CONSTRUCTION
For more information, visit our Website at www.nashcc.edu , call
252–451–8492 or [email protected]
BASIC WELDING PROCESSES
FEE: $131.25
41085
1/28 – 4/22
SA
8 am – 12 pm E 5021
In ARC welding, students gain knowledge in shielded metal arc (stick) welding
process. Welding will be performed on mild steel with emphasis placed on
padding, fillet, and groove welds in various positions. In MIG welding,
students learn metal arc welding and flux core arc welding processes. MIG
TIRE MANUFACTURING
FEE: $130.00
41527
1/5 – 1/31
20
TTH
6 pm – 10 pm
CE 8153
41528
2/2 – 2/28
TTH
8 am – 12 pm CE 8153
41529
3/7 – 3/30
TTH
6 pm – 10 pm CE 8153
41538
4/4 – 4/27
TTH
8 am – 12 pm CE 8153
41540
5/1 – 5/24
MW
6 pm – 10 pm CE 8153
This 32–hour course is designed to provide basic preparation for entry–level
jobs in the tire manufacturing industry. Students will gain competencies in
safety, quality, measurement systems, teamwork and communication, as well
as processes involved in making a tire. For more information, call 252–451–
8379.
The Purchasing and Supply Chain Management program will show you the
integrated approach to planning, acquisition, flow, and distribution, from raw
materials to finished products. Topics such as developing a corporate culture,
working successfully with teams, developing and implementing successful
people management strategies, and workflow and performance management
will be explored in this program. Textbooks: The following textbooks are
included in your tuition: Budgeting for Managers Successful Manager's
Handbook, Harvard Business Essentials Guide to Negotiations, Essentials of
Supply Chain Management.
GATLIN ONLINE EDUCATION
CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS
SIX SIGMA: BLACK BELT
FEE: $2695.00 200 hours Self–Supporting – No Refund
The Black Belt Training Program flow follows the DMAIC methodology. You'll
learn the appropriate tools and concepts at each stage of project deployment.
Once you've successfully completed the program, you'll be eligible to work
toward a Black Belt Certification through the International Quality Federation
(http://www.iqfnet.org). Achieving this certification is at your discretion and
dependent upon you meeting the criteria the International Quality Federation
sets; Certification is not automatic upon completion of this program or tied to the
accredited college or university you registered through. Upon registering, you're
given six months to complete the program.
Visit www.gatlineducation.com/nashcc Our Career Training Programs are
designed by a team of professionals from each respective field, who work to
provide the student with effective web–based learning experiences. For more
information, call 252–451–8349.
Price is subject to change.
∙ Learn in–demand skills recognized by employers
∙ Many courses prepare student for a national certification
∙ Start anytime – work at your own pace and complete in 3 to 6 months
∙ Textbooks and learning materials are included
∙ Support offered via phone, email, or live chat 7 days a week
∙ Expert instructor assistance provided
∙ Career Counselors are provided
Tuscan Patio Luncheon Held to Celebrate
Completion
CISCO CCNA CERTIFICATION TRAINING (Voucher Included)
FEE: $2195.00
The Cisco CCNA Online Training Program will give you the essential knowledge
to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot medium–size routed and
switched networks while preparing you for the 100–101 ICND1 and 200–101
ICND2 Cisco exams or the single 200–120 CCNA
SSCP SYSTEMS SECURITY CERTIFIED PRACTITIONER (Voucher
Included)
FEE: $1795.00
The Systems Security Certified Practitioner Training program is an ideal course
for individuals interested in advancing their knowledge of information and
systems security.
On a beautiful Tuesday afternoon a luncheon was held to commemorate the
completion of the Tuscan Patio at Nash Community College. Chef Frank
Bookhardt prepared several varieties of wood-fired pizza for the occasion.
Carolyn Mansfield and Jeanne Moore of Nashville, friends of Nash Community
College, were integral in the project’s success. Their contributions have
supported the outdoor classroom providing educational opportunities to facilitate
the culinary learning experience. Mansfield is a retired nutritionist from Nash
General Hospital with a special interest in helping enhance the College’s
culinary program. Additionally, they established the Mansfield-Moore Veteran
Scholarship in 2015 to provide resources for students who are veterans and/or
spouses or children of veterans with financial need; and they are supporters of
the Blue Love Fund which was established in August of 2015 to provide
necessary resources through the Student Wellness Center to Nash Community
College students with critical needs.
MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SOLUTIONS ASSOCIATE (MCSA):
SERVER 2012 (Voucher Included)
FEE: $2195.00
In the Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA): Server 2012 program
prepares students to install, configure, and manage a Server 2012 network.
GRANT WRITING
FEE: $2295.00 300 hours Self–Supporting – No Refund
This nationally recognized Grant Writing course will teach you the essentials of
writing, researching, obtaining, and maintaining grants. You will discover how to
develop successful grants by focusing on the skills needed to prepare
professional, competitive grant proposals. An experienced grant writer will show
you how to create proposals that get funded.
PURCHASE AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
FEE: $2295.00 300 hours
Self–Supporting – No Refund
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Pictured, from left: NCC Foundation Board Member Steve Felton, Carolyn
Mansfield, Jeanne Moore, and NCC President Dr. Bill Carver.
To provide a gift or for more information please contact: Pam Ballew, Executive
Director, Nash Community College Foundation, Inc., (252) 451-8329,
[email protected], 522 North Old Carriage Road, Rocky Mount, NC
27804-0488.
Continuing Education Information
BOOKS & SUPPLIES: Most courses require a textbook, which may be
REGISTRATION FEE SCALE
purchased at the NCC Campus Store. Class supplies for some classes are
also available in the NCC Campus Store.
$70.00
$125.00
$180.00
$1.25
$5.00
CAMPUS STORE HOURS: FALL & SPRING: Monday - Thursday 8:00
1–24 class hours
25–50 class hours
51+ class hours
Class Insurance Fee applies to some Con. Ed. classes
CAPS Fee applies to all Con. Ed. classes
Registration fees vary according to total class hours and are set by the North
Carolina General Assembly. Class fees are subject to change without notice.
Registration fees, which are listed with each class description, do not include
the cost of textbooks or supplies Some classes are offered as self–
supporting, meaning the registration fee is determined by total instructional
and support costs. No fee–waivers or refunds apply to self–supporting
classes.
NO FEE for the classes listed below:
□ ADULT BASIC EDUCATION / ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
□ HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY (HSE)
□ ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)
REGISTRATION & ATTENDANCE: REGISTER & PAY at least days
(2) days prior to the start date of class. Students are required to
be in attendance for the first class session.
As a result of the wide variety of classes offered, the specific attendance
requirement varies by class and will include 100/90/80% attendance of total
class hours. To receive a Continuing Education Certificate, the attendance
requirement and all class requirements must be met. Students may call 252–
451–8216 to confirm the attendance requirement for a Continuing Education
class. If a class is canceled or postponed, students who have preregistered
will be contacted prior to the start time of the class.
English Language Learners Donate to NCC Food
Pantry
English Language Learner students over a three week period gathered
non-perishable food items to donate to the Nash Community College food
pantry. The donations were presented to Kara Deans, NCC Director of
Student Life and Student Government Association President Alex
Martinez and will go to students in need as identified by the NCC Student
Wellness Center.
am – 6:00 pm, Friday 8:00 am –1:00 pm; SUMMER: Monday–Thursday 8:00
am – 5:00 pm, Friday 8:00 am –1:00 pm
CANCELLATION OF CLASSES: Classes may be canceled if a minimum
number of students do not preregister. Preregistered students will be
contacted and the registration fee refunded.
ENROLLMENT FOR MINORS (AGES 16–17): The minimum age to
attend a community college in North Carolina is sixteen years old (16) on the
first class session. Minor Release Forms are available in the Continuing
Education Department and from a high school counselor. Students must
submit the form with the registration form.
REFUND & WITHDRAWAL POLICY: 100% refund – Student officially
withdraws prior to first class. 75% – Student officially withdraws prior to, or
on, the 10% point. NO REFUND applies after the 10% point of total class
hours. NO REFUND applies to Self–Supporting classes.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: If you have suggestions for a new
class or have a special skill you would like to share with others and are
interested in teaching, please complete the Class Proposal Form available at
www.nashcc.edu and choose one of these options to submit the form: Mail
to NCC Continuing Education, P O Box 7488 Rocky Mount, NC 27804, email
to [email protected], or fax to 252–451–845
Tar River Transit Authority
Public Bus Service to Nash Community College
Daily and evening public transit bus service is available to Nash
Community College during the week. For more information, visit
http://www.tarrivertransit.org/ or www.nashcc.edu/bus
ECHS SGA Food Drive to Support NCC Food Pantry
The Early College High School Student Government Association recently
sponsored a food drive to support Nash Community College’s food pantry. The
ECHS students were given a list of needed items and held a competition
between grade levels to see which could donate the most. Each week there
was a special item which allowed each grade level to earn extra points. Foods
such as cereal, macaroni and cheese, spaghetti sauce, pasta and peanut
butter were collected. Pictured below, from left: Carey Davis, Trina Phan,
Arnisha Hedgepeth, Mei Liu, Renata Dean
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Nash Community College
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Rocky Mount, NC
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MORE CLASSES INSIDE!
•Automotive/Transportation
•Computer Training
•English as a Second Language
•Fire & Health Services
•Foreign Language
•Human Resources
Development
•Law Enforcement Training
•Personal Enrichment
•Professional Training
•Small Business Center
•Teacher Education
•Trades/Construction
Continuing Education
Spring Semester 2017
252-451-8216
www.nashcc.edu/conedreg
Apply Now For Spring Semester 2017 - www.nashcc.edu/admissions
Spring Curriculum Registration Opened November 17, 2016
Spring Semester Classes Begin January 9, 2017
A+ Certification Prep............................................................................................ Page 4
Working Smart.......................................................................................................Page 11
Stretch & Tone Pilates.......................................................................................... Page 14
Total Circuit & Strength Training..........................................................................Page 15
Medical Assisting Certification Exam Prep........................................................ Page 16
Cooking
Classical Regional Cuisines Series
Authentic Hand-Made Pasta
Woodfired Oven Pizza
Roll Your Own Sushi
Silver Spoons Series
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