Class Schedule
January - April 2017
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More than 40 new
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CEDIA
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Why Choose SCC Corporate & Community Education?
The Corporate & Community Education Division (Continuing Education) at
Spartanburg Community College supports you, your skills and your career by
providing training to citizens of Spartanburg, Cherokee, and Union Counties in
upstate South Carolina. International, National and State recognized standards
for certifications and Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) are granted to students
who successfully complete occupational and developmental courses.
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Quick and affordable certificate programs
No placement tests, transcripts or applications needed
Flexible schedules
Five convenient campus locations
Experienced and knowledgeable instructors
Blended online and class/lab programs
Enhance your personal or professional life
Workforce development
Customized training for business and industry
Customized Training and Workforce Development
Across the United States, cities and small communities advocate workforce
development because it is an essential component in creating, sustaining and
retaining a viable workforce. Through workforce development, communities are
able to create social and economic prosperity.
CCE will customize courses for your business to promote workforce
development in your workplace by utilizing employment initiative services
offered by agencies and government programs.
Customized Training Programs Available
• Amatrol Mechanical and
Electrical Training
• MSSC Production
Technician Certificate
• SC Manufacturing Certification
• Computer Training
• Leadership and Supervision
• Quality Standards Training
Complete a request at www.sccsc.edu/workforce_request or call (864) 592-4900.
HOW TO READ SCHEDULE:
Class Title
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Aug 25-Sept 22
M & Th
6-9pm
SCC $349
Class date(s)
Day(s) of week Time Location Tuition
M - Monday F - Friday
Tu- Tuesday Sa - Saturday
W- Wednesday Su - Sunday
Th - Thursday M-F - Monday - Friday
CONTENTS:
Personal Enrichment................................. 3
Animal Care
Creative & Arts
Cake Decorating
Defensive Driving
Desire Maping
Gardening
Languages
Personal Enrichment
Legal
Photography
Sewing
Wellness
Business & Professional Development.. 12
Bartending
Human Resources
Legal
Real Estate
Supervisory and Leadership
Computer Technologies.......................... 19
Computer Courses
Design
Microsoft
Programming & IT Services
Web Development
Healthcare................................................ 25
Industrial, Trades & Manufacturing....... 27
Construction
Electrical
Home Inspections
Industrial
Logistics
Safety
Spartanburg Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin/ethnic origin, veteran status or
disability in its admission policies, programs, activities or employment practices. View details at www.sccsc.edu.
Browse classes and register online at GoneToClass.com or call
(864) 592-4900.
Business Hours for CCE
M-Th 8 am-5 pm
F 8 am-1:30 pm
SCC Campus Locations:
SCC Central Campus
107 Community College Drive
Spartanburg, SC 29303
CCC SCC Cherokee County Campus
523 Chesnee Highway
Gaffney, SC 29341
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DTC SCC Downtown Campus
220 East Kennedy Street
Spartanburg, SC 29302
TRC SCC Tyger River Campus
1875 East Main Street
Duncan, SC 29334
Union
SCC Union County Campus
1401 Furman L. Fendley Hwy.
Union, SC 29379
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Personal Enrichment
CCE offers online courses, too! You can find these top ten personal enrichment related
selections and hundreds more at www.sccsc.edu/ce-online.
Top Ten
ONLINE
courses
• Beginning Writer’s Workshop
• Music Made Easy
• Easy English
• Personal Finance
• Genealogy Basics
• Speed Spanish
• Introduction to Digital Scrapbooking
• Start Your Own Edible Garden
• Lose Weight and Keep It Off
• Stocks, Bonds, & Investing: Oh, My!
Learn a new skill or start a new hobby!
Our experienced artists, designers and
content experts provide you with individual
attention no matter what your skill level.
Whatever your age, keeping your mind
actively engaged is one of the most
important things you can do to ensure a
lifetime of growth.
ANIMAL CARE
First Aid for Cats and Dogs
Learn what you can do if your pet is sick or
injured. This course is designed for dog and
cat owners interested in providing basic
first aid for your pet, while preparing for a
trip to the veterinarian. You will learn what
constitutes an emergency, how to approach
and transport an injured pet safely, how to
prepare a basic first aid kit, basic dog/cat
anatomy, how to check your pet’s vital signs,
CPR and information and your role in specific
emergency situations (wounds, broken
bones, toxic substance ingestion, insect
stings/snake bites, and more). 4 course hours
Feb 3 Mar 25
Sa
Sa
8:30am-12:30pm SCC $39
8:30am-12:30pm TRC $39
Learn how to prevent injury as well as care for
your dog or cat when they are sick or injured.
SCC Corporate & Community Education
CREATIVE AND ARTS
Calligraphy & Inking Techniques
Ink is a traditional material that can be often found in comics, illustrations, painting,
calligraphy, and other styles of art. In this class you will learn how to use multiple
techniques in this vast medium focusing on pens, nib, and brush. Please bring the
following supplies to class: 9 x 12 Bristol Board, Ink, Calligraphy Nibs, Brushes, and
Inking Pens. 8 course hours
Apr 10 - 27
M/Th
6:30pm-8:30pm
SCC
$49
Create Basic Cartoon Characters (Ages 13 to 18)
This fun workshop is designed for 13 to 18 year olds. Do you have a cartoon character
in your mind but you don’t know how to put that image on paper? This class will get
you over that hurdle by helping you get into your character’s head and learn more
about him/her. Through this process, you will learn how shapes play an important part
in the overall design and creation of your character, and what they can help tell about
your character. Required supplies: Pencils, Bristol Paper (Strathmore or Canson, at least
8 1/2 X 11), pens, and markers. 3 course hours
Mar 18Sa 9am-12pm
SCC
$19
Create Simple Cartoon Characters (Ages 7-12)
This fun workshop is designed for 7 to 12 year olds. Have you ever wondered how
your favorite cartoon characters are made? Come and be introduced to drawing
basic shapes that will allow you to create fun characters that are all your own. Your
imagination will soar while you are looking at examples from many familiar cartoons.
Required supplies: Pencils, Drawing Paper (at least 8 1/2 X 11) and Markers. 3 course
hours
Mar 11Sa 9am-12pm
SCC
$19
Mana Jewelry Creation
Mana adornments and objects have been used by cultures to identify and explain
their history. These pieces are objects that are used for historical records, and mana
is still practiced today. In this class, you will create your very own Mana necklace or
bracelet using stringing assembling. You will use old, new, found or unique elements
to form this personal and special jewelry adornment. The course includes discussion
and interactive techniques on Mana, the basics of jewelry making, and instruction on
designing and assembling your pieces. Reveal and wear your Mana! Please bring the
following supplies to class: pliers, ruler, beads and objects you want to incorporate into
your jewelry, and a container to store your jewelry making items. Instructor will provide
wire and crimp beads. 12 course hours
Jan 24 - Feb 28
January-April 2017
Tu
6pm-8pm
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Manga Drawing & Story Telling
(Ages 13 to 18)
In this class you will learn how to tell a story
through drawings alone. The focus will be
on teaching you to draw characters, their
expressions, and their body language to
convey mood and actions. You will create
at least two characters, write a two to four
page story, and draw it out yourself while
learning important aspects of comics and
manga; such as panel placement and setup, story pacing, characterization; as well as
the tools of trade. You will need to bring the
following supplies to class: Pad 9 x 12 bristol
board, ruler, pencils, and drawing pens. 8
course hours
Manga art comics are
great for self expression
and exploration of
artistic talent!
Feb 4 - 25
Sa9am-11am SCC$49
Theatre: Introduction
This course is designed to give you an
appreciation of the various forms of theatre
as an art form. It covers major historical
aspects of theatre such as important
periods and
written works;
types of theatre;
and the various
jobs and
duties within
the theatre
business. This
beginning level, semester-long course
covers includes the appreciation and
analysis of theatrical literature, history, and
production. Participants will include both
credit seeking college students taking
THE 101 and members of the community
earning Continuing Education Units. Topics
covered include theatre and society, theatre
artists and technicians, production analysis,
comedy and tragedy, dramatic literature,
and theatre history. Required textbook is
available at the Book Inn and not included
in the course fee. 45 course hours
Feb 14 - Apr 25
T/Th 2pm-4pm
4
SCC
Pencil Drawing: Basic
Are you constantly doodling on the side
of your notes during school or meetings
at work? You may think those doodles are
nothing special; however you can learn to
develop skills that can turn those simple
doodles into cartoons or even realistic life
drawings. This class will teach you the basics
of pencil drawing from shading techniques
to values, perspective and composition. This
introductory course requires no background
in drawing ability; therefore, you will begin
at the most basic level of drawing and
proceed to a reasonable competence in
drawing skills, helping unlock the artist
inside. Required class supplies: Sketch
pad 14 X 17 Briston, Strathmore, Canson;
medium kneaded eraser; 4 graphite pencils
(hb, 2b, 4b, 6b). 12 course hours
Jan 30 - Feb 16
M/Th 6:30pm-8:30pm
SCC
Portrait Drawing: Basic
Drawing the face has been a subject
of artists for centuries. This course will
teach you the basics of portrait drawing.
Starting with essential foundations such as
placement of the drawing, study of bone
and muscular structure in the head, neck,
and upper torso; proportion and features.
You will then learn how to add shading and
lighting to add depth and interest to your
portrait. Pre-requisite: Basic Pencil Drawing
or equivalent skill. Required class supplies:
Drawing pad of 9x12 Bristol vellum or
smooth in Strathmore or Canson brands,
regular eraser, medium kneaded eraser five
graphite pencils- (4h, 2h, hb, 2b, 4b). 12
course hours
Feb 27 - Mar 16
M/Th 6:30pm-8:30pm
TRC
$79
$79
$349
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Personal Enrichment
CAKE DECORATING
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
Introducing New Cake Decorating Instructor - Wendy
Begy. Wendy is a Cake Artist, Designer & Instructor. She
appeared on Food Network- Cake Wars & Studio 62.
Wendy was also featured in American Cake Decorating
Magazine Nov/Dec 2016 Issue.
When you successfully complete this defensive driving program, you
can get four (4) points taken off your driving record. You may take
this class only once every three years for point reduction purposes;
however, it is not applicable to DUI violations. No shows will not
receive a refund. Please contact your insurance provider to learn if this
class will help your rate, as points are not automatically taken from
insurance. You must bring your Driver’s License, pen or pencil and be
on time. 8 course hours
Jan 7
Jan 21
Jan 31 - Feb 1
Feb 18
Mar 4
Mar 18
Mar 28-29
Apr 15
Apr 29
Sa
Sa
Tu/W
Sa
Sa
Sa
Tu/W
Sa
Sa
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
6pm-10pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
6pm-10pm
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
SCC
CCC
TRC
CCC
DTC
CCC
SCC
CCC
TRC
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
DESIRE MAPPING
Desire Mapping is a holistic approach to life planning that uses your
core desired feelings as the guidance system for your goal setting.
Cake Decorating: Basics
Take your cake baking hobby to a new level by learning how to
beautifully decorate your baked goods. Learn tips for creating
beautiful cakes for family, friends, and special occasions. In
this class, you will learn how to decorate your cake with icing,
drop flower, rosettes, shells and much more! Supplies are
approximately $40 and the supply list will be provided upon
registration. 8 course hours
Feb 6 - 27
M 6:30-8:30pm
SCC
$79
Cake Decorating: Intermediate
Now that you know the basics of decorating a cake, you will
now learn how to step it up a notch! In this class, you will
increase your ability to add details and decorative elements to
your basic designs, while learning how to work with fondant
and royal icing. Supplies are approximately $40 and the supply
list will be provided upon registration. 8 course hours
Mar 6 - 27
M
6:30-8:30pm
SCC
$79
Power Choices: Desire Map 1
This is program for clarifying what you truly want in areas of your life,
and using that powerful awareness to guide your choices. We have
the procedures of achievement upside down. Typically we come up
with our to-do lists, our bucket lists, and our strategic plans first, but
those aspirations are being driven by an innate desire to feel a certain
way. So what if we get clear on how we actually want to feel within
ourselves, and then we design our to-do lists, set our goals, and write
out our bucket lists?When you’re connected to the greater purpose
of an intention and not just proving yourself, you can pull off some
amazing feats. Required book: Desire Map, ISBN 1622032519 (not
included in tuition). 15 course hours.
Feb 7 - Mar 14
January-April 2017
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$99
Goals With a Soul: Desire Map 2
This is the inside-out way of creating goals and setting intentions.
Now that you’ve had an opportunity to integrate your Power Choices
into your life, it’s time to create your Goals with Soul and set yourself
up for success! We’ll explore perceptions around goals and goalsetting, especially in relationship to ambition, external approval and
“success”. We’ll exfoliate any misconceptions about goals, identify any
fears or doubts and move through them so you’re free to embrace
your desires. Some people go their entire lives on an autopilot,
but you’ve just cracked a code to wide-awake living. Now, we’ll
identify what you need to stop doing or thinking and design your
thought patterns and behaviour to take aim and devote yourself to
actualizing what you want the most. Required book: Desire Map, ISBN
1622032519 (not included in tuition). 15 course hours.
Mar 21 - Apr 24
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GARDENING
Community Gardener 101
Save $149 when you take the
complete series!
Need some help with your garden and lawn? Spartanburg
Community College and the Spartanburg Men’s Garden Club have
partnered to offer this popular gardening basics class. Each session,
presented by Master Gardeners, local professionals, and SCC staff,
will focus on the “how-to” of gardening. Starting with composting
and finishing with the ABC’s of Landscaping, this class is great for
beginner and expert gardeners. Save $149 when you sign up for
the complete series, or take the sessions individually. A one-year
membership in Spartanburg Men’s Garden Club is included in the
complete series class fee. 12 weeks, 30 course hours
Mar 14 - Jun 5
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$199
Composting
Discover the easy, cost-effective way to enrich soil and conserve
water with compost made in your own backyard! Learn composting
basics, troubleshooting tips, worm composting and more!
2.5 course hours.
Mar 14
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
Soils, the Life of the Garden
Many people treat soil like dirt, yet it is a vital natural resource.
This workshop will introduce you to the study of soils and plant
nutrition. Emphasis is on physical and chemical properties,
water, organic matter, and life of soils. Materials and methods for
supplying nutrients to horticulture plants are also included.
2.5 course hours
Mar 21Tu 6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
Basic Botany
This workshop will teach you how to identify a diverse range of
whole plants, parts of plants and non-plant relatives.
2.5 course hours
Mar 28Tu 6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
Lawn Management & Practical Irrigation
The lawn is an integral part of the total landscape. It provides
a setting for trees and ornamentals as well as the home. It also
provides a setting for outdoor family activities. A well-maintained
lawn increases the value of residential property. This workshop will
introduce you to the best ways to care for and manage your lawn;
as well as the most practical and proper ways to water/irrigate.
2.5 course hours. Apr 11
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
Annuals, Perennials & Container Gardening
When shopping for plants, do you find yourself intoxicated by
the seemingly endless variety on hand? Do you then find yourself
buying plants, killing plants, and then buying more plants? This
module will help put an end to that infinite loop by explaining the
difference between annuals and perennials and how to properly
care for them. You will also learn about creative container gardening
and welcoming window boxes for your small, outdoor patio spaces.
2.5 course hours.
Apr 18
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
Plant Propagation Lab
Learning to propagate plants-to make new plants from existing
ones in your home and garden-is one of the most exciting and
rewarding aspects of gardening. Many of the methods are easy, and
you don’t need fancy or expensive tools. Propagation is cheaper
than buying large numbers of plants, so with a little time and effort
you can fill your garden quickly at minimal cost. In this hands-on
class, you will learn how to propagate plants that will keep your
house and garden full of vigorous specimens.
2.5 course hours
Apr 25
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
Basic Seed Starting, Vegetable Gardening & Tools
This class will teach you how to sow seeds like a pro and end those
frustrations that come from planting seeds that don’t germinate
and then scrambling to re-plant them in the hopes of making up
for lost time. You will also learn everything you need to know about
home vegetable gardening from where and how to plant to how
to prevent disease. Growing fresh vegetables, herbs or fruits always
provides a sense of joy and accomplishment, while saving money
on the grocery bill and providing recreation for the whole family.
2.5 course hours
May 2
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
House Plants & Herbs
If you enjoy surrounding your interior spaces with plants, this
course will teach you how to select plants that can best withstand
the conditions of a specific indoor location. Light, soil, water,
temperature, humidity, ventilation and fertilization will be covered.
You will also explore the large variety of herbs that can be grown in
home gardens and the ways to use herbs in cooking.
2.5 course hours.
May 9
6
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Ornamental & Native Plants
In this course, you will learn about the wide variety of ornamental and
native flowers, shrubs, and trees suitable for planned landscapes in South
Carolina. 2.5 course hours
May 16
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
Selection & Culture of Trees and Pruning Techniques
Trees restore natural harmony in an urban environment. Trees are alive and
require an investment and continuous maintenance in order to provide the
maximum desired benefits. This course highlights proper tree care from
installation to maintenance. An important part of tree maintenance involves
pruning to remove specific branches or stems to benefit the whole tree.
Removal of dead, damaged and diseased branches helps prevent insect
& decay organisms from entering the tree. Pruning also helps trees grow
strong and look neat and attractive. This course will teach you the Why,
When, & How to prune your trees. 2.5 course hours
May 23
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
Integrated Pest Management & Elementary Entomology
This course will explain Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and teach you
the four-step process to manage garden pests in a way that minimizes
health and environmental risks. You will also be introduced to entomology,
the study of insects. It is important for gardeners to know which insects are
harmful and which ones are beneficial for plants. Gardens need beneficial
bugs, both as allies against the harmful ones and to provide pollination for
plants. 2.5 course hours
May 30
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
ABC’s of Landscaping
All landscape designs require “a plan”. No matter how small an area. The
problem is, with so many options, it can be overwhelming to know where
to begin. This course will take you through all of the steps to design a
landscape to suit your needs. 2.5 course hours
Jun 5
Tu
6pm-8:30pm
SCC
$29
LANGUAGES
American Sign Language (ASL)
American Sign
Language (ASL)
is the primary
sign language
of hearing
impaired
communities
in the United
Learn the basics of American Sign
States and
Canada, as well Language (ASL) in this semester-long
course.
as numerous
countries in
Latin America
and Africa. It is the third most used language in the United
States, next to English and Spanish. This class was designed
to enable you to develop the skills and knowledge needed
to communicate effectively with the hearing impaired.
You will be introduced to the basics of ASL. Readiness
for learning will be approached via visual-gestural
communication techniques, visual discrimination, and
visual memory exercises. ASL questions, commands, and
other simple sentence structures are introduced to help
you develop rudimentary conversational skills in ASL. This
is a great language choice if you are a visual or hands-on
learner. This semester-long course will include both credit
seeking college students and members of the community
earning Continuing Education Units. Required Textbook:
Signing Naturally (can be purchased in college Book Inn).
57 course hours
Jan 9 - Apr 26
M
6-8:50pm SCC
$349
French 101
This course consists of a study of the four basic language
skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing, including
an introduction to French culture. You will develop
conversational skills in speaking French, demonstrate
reading and writing comprehension of French, and
cultural awareness of French traditions/events/significant
persons. This semester-long course will include both credit
seeking college students and members of the community
earning Continuing Education Units. Required textbook
Points De Depart, 2nd ed by Scullen, ISBN 9780205843343
is available at the campus Book Inn. A French/English
dictionary is recommended. 45 course hours
Jan 9 - Apr 26
M/W
9-10:50am SCC
$349
Need some help with your garden and lawn? SCC and the Spartanburg
Men’s Garden Club have partnered to offer a popular gardening basics
series of classes, Community Gardener 101.
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Spanish: Beginner
Is it time to brush up on your Spanish or start
learning it? Develop your Spanish language
skills through listening and speaking in
this fun and stress-free class. You and your
classmates will set the pace, there is no
need for speed. Vocabulary along with basic
communication skills and plenty of practice in
group settings will provide a relaxed and fun
environment to learn Espanol. Be ready for
your next trip, use it at work, or learn a new
language just for the fun of it. Book included.
20 course hours
Jan 26 - Mar 30
Th 6pm-8pm
DTC $239
Spanish: Advanced Beginner
This course focuses on conversation
emphasizing pronunciation, fluency,
and vocabulary. You will also gain the
knowledge and structure necessary to use
Spanish immediately for communication.
The course will include the necessary oral
practice of dialogue and basic grammar to
communicate in Spanish at an advanced
beginner to intermediate level. Topics
will include everyday situations as well as
tailored specific topics created by both the
students and instructor. Course assumes a
basic understanding and comfort level with
beginning Spanish. Required textbook (not
included in tuition): Barron’s Learn Spanish
The Fast and Fun Way by Haywood Wald &
George Thatcher - ISBN-13: 978-1438074979,
4th Edition. 16 course hours
Apr 20 - Jun 8
Th 6pm-8pm
DTC $199
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Ask a Hacker Series
Save 15% when you sign up for the entire Hacker series: Keeping Safe In A
Digital World, Secure Your Business With ‘Common Sense’ Measures, and
Creating Effective IT Policies To Protect Your Network. 6 course hours
Feb 6 - Feb 20
Mar 1 M 6pm-8pm
W 10am-5pm
SCC
TRC
$99
$99
Hacker 1: Keeping Safe in a Digital World
The course, taught by a long time hacker, will show you how to avoid falling victim
to cyber criminals in your everyday life and on your computer, phone or tablet.
Being aware of how cyber criminals operate, and why, is an important part of being
safe and aware in an interconnected world. Learn practical steps to protect yourself.
There will be an extended Q&A with your instructor, who has been actively testing
computer and real-world systems security for over 30 years. 2 course hours
Feb 6 M6pm-8pm
Mar 1 W10am-12pm
SCC
TRC
$39
$39
Hacker 2: Secure Your Business with “Common Sense” Measures
Learn how to avoid falling victim to cyber criminals at the office. Did you know most
intrusions and theft are not the result of a technical attack, rather they’re caused by
manipulating staff, dumpster diving and human error. Learn from an expert who
has both penetrated and defended a variety of high profile targets. Some fixes are
technical, but most are policy and procedure driven. Protect your business and your
client’s data with practical solutions. There will be an extended Q&A where you can
ask questions from a long time hacker. 2 course hours
Feb 13 M6pm-8pm
Mar 1 W1pm-3pm
SCC
TRC
$39
$39
Hacker 3: Creating Effective IT Policies to Protect Your Network
You likely already know the biggest security risk isn’t your network, it’s the people
on it. Learn about drafting effective IT policies from someone that has been on
both ends of the business, both in IT and Executive Management. Also learn how
your own IT policies, in concert with technical configurations, might still leave your
systems at risk. There will be an extended Q&A where you can ask questions from a
long time hacker. 2 course hours
Feb 20 M6pm-8pm
Mar 1 W3pm-5pm
SCC
TRC
$39
$39
Basic Math Refresher: Whole Numbers
The course will be valuable for anyone interested in refreshing their basic math skills; or for students who are preparing for a
developmental mathematics class. Course content will focus on memorization of multiplication facts, place value for whole numbers, the
four basic operations with whole numbers (yes, this includes long division!), and working with “paper and pencil” – meaning, no calculator!
8 course hours
Mar 9 - 30
Th
6pm-8pm SCC
$49
Basic Math Refresher: Fractions
The course will be valuable for anyone who has forgotten what they once knew about fractions; or for students who are preparing for a
developmental mathematics class. The course will start with the most basic concepts of fractions and then build step by step until you are
adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, reducing, and converting fractions with ease. 6 course hours
8
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Drone Technologies Series
Save 15% when you sign up for the entire Drone
Technologies series: Drone 1- 5!
11 course hours
Feb 2 - Mar 2
Mar 15 - 16
Th
W/Th
6pm-8pm
8am-5pm
TRC
SCC
$179
$179
Drone 1: Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane?
You’ve likely heard about drones on the news. Have
you ever seen one buzzing over your backyard? In this
introductory course, you will learn the basic history,
evolution and current state of aerial imaging, from
kites and balloons to unmanned aircraft and hobbyist
drones. Your instructor, Andy Cooper, is the coFounder of
Hub City Bees, a local robotics company specializing in
unmanned aerial systems (UAS) aka ‘Drones’. Andy loves
what he does and wants you to be as excited about it as
him! There will also be a Q&A session where you can ask
Andy anything you like about drones. 2 course hours
Drone 4: Aerial Photography & Videography
If you have learned how to fly your drone and now you want to learn how
to get the best pictures and video, then you’ve come to the right class. You
will learn the best conditions for getting great aerial photographs and how
to maximize the technology to get the best pictures. Explore the types
of shots and best practices that separate good drone video from great
drone video. We will also dispel a lot of the myths around the capabilities
Feb 2 Th
6pm-8pm
TRC $39 of most hobbyist drones. Your instructor, Andy Cooper, is the coFounder of
Mar 15 W
8am-10pm
SCC $39 Hub City Bees, a local robotics company specializing in unmanned aerial
systems (UAS) aka ‘Drones’. Andy loves what he does and wants you to be
Drone 2: Types of Drones and What They Do as excited about it as him! There will also be a Q&A session where you can
ask Andy anything you like about drones. 2 course hours
This class will teach you about the basic types of drones
Feb 23 Th
6pm-8pm
TRC
$39
available to build, buy or hire and give you enough
Mar 16 Th
12:45pm-2:45pm
SCC
$39
information to decide what type of drone might be best for you or your business. We will discuss commercial and
hobbyist vehicles and review where the industry is going
Drone 5: Using a Drone for Business
next. Your instructor, Andy Cooper, is the coFounder of
This class will teach you the practicalities of putting drone services to
Hub City Bees, a local robotics company specializing in
work for you, now. If you have a drone, want a drone or are considering
unmanned aerial systems (UAS) aka ‘Drones’. Andy loves drone services for your business, this class will answer your questions. We
what he does and wants you to be as excited about it as will discuss 3D modeling for constructions, Virtual Reality for Real Estate,
him! There will also be a Q&A session where you can ask Special Event Videography, Mapping, Agriculture Imaging, Infrared and
Andy anything you like about drones. 2 course hours
HD inspection. Your instructor, Andy Cooper, is the coFounder of Hub City
Feb 9 Th
6pm-8pm
TRC $39 Bees, a local robotics company specializing in unmanned aerial systems
Mar 15 W
10:15am-12:15pm SCC $39 (UAS) aka ‘Drones’. Andy loves what he does and wants you to be as
excited about it as him! There will also be a Q&A session where you can ask
Andy anything you like about drones. 2 course hours
Drone 3: Know When to Fly & How to Fly
Mar 2 Th
6pm-8pm
TRC
$39
Know When To Fly & How To Fly Course Description:
Mar 16 Th
3pm-5pm
SCC
$39
This class will teach you the basic regulations and best
practices for flying drones and other remote aircraft.
Drone: FAA 107 Remote Pilot Exam Preparation
We will use the FAA ‘Know Before You Fly’ Program as
Learn basic test preparation for the FAA’s newly enacted Unmanned
guidance. You will also have an opportunity to fly a
drone simulator using a real drone remote and flying 3D Aircraft Systems Airman Certification Standards (also known as the FAA
models based upon real-world vehicles. Your instructor, “107 Exam”), required for flying a drone for any commercial purposes. The
Andy Cooper, is the coFounder of Hub City Bees, a local exam consists of 127 specific knowledge concepts in which you may be
required to demonstrate proficiency during your Aeronautical Knowledge
robotics company specializing in unmanned aerial
Test. This course, taught by a 107 compliant pilot, will review the
systems (UAS) aka ‘Drones’. Andy loves what he does
and wants you to be as excited about it as him! 3 course knowledge required for the exam, as well the specifics related to the test,
and tips from individuals who have recently taken it. Successfully passing
hours
Feb 16 Th
6pm-9pm
TRC $59 this exam will earn you a federal remote airman pilot certificate.
Mar 16 Th
9am-12pm
SCC $59 3 course hours
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PHOTOGRAPHY
LEGAL
The 2nd Amendment and You: Your Rights as
a Gun Owner and When to Stand Your Ground
Our daily news is filled with debates and speculation
about the status of the Second Amendment; much of
which can be determined by whomever is sitting in
the Oval Office. US citizens have the right to keep and
bear arms, meaning that owning and wearing a gun is
a constitutionally-protected right. However, state and
federal governments can regulate and set limits on this
right. This class, taught by The Honorable William R.
Chumley, Spartanburg County Magistrate Judge, will
cover South Carolina law and how future legislative bills
that may soon be filed in Columbia can impact your gun
rights. You will also have a crash course in constitutional
gun history and law, what is meant by the right of the
people to keep and bear arms, a history of self defense
issues, a CWP fact sheet, a history of firearms, and a
working knowledge of the mechanics of a gun. The
course will also include a discussion on how we can
expect our next President to influence the direction of
this hotly debated amendment. 8 course hours
Feb 9 - 23
Th
6pm-8pm
SCC
$49
Photography: Basic
This hands-on class, taught by Alex Hicks, esteemed photographer at the
Spartanburg News Herald, will teach you how to use a camera to control
exposure, color balance as well as determining what settings to use to
take good pictures. You will learn photography terms and explanations as
applied to take emerging world of digital photography. You are encouraged
to bring laptops, cameras, and any other equipment to class. Film students
are welcome but the class will be taught from the viewpoint of the modern
digital SLR 35mm camera. If time permits, a field trip will be planned so you
may critique your work. 8 course hours
Jan 31 - Feb 8
Mar 7 - 16
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
6:30pm-8:30pm
6:30pm-8:30pm
DTC
TRC
$99
$99
Photography: Advanced
This course, taught by Alex Hicks, esteemed photographer at the
Spartanburg Herald Journal, will build on the fundamentals learned in
beginning photography class. Topics include advance flash and lighting,
how to use reflectors as well as other advanced lighting equipment. You will
explore several different types of photography to include sports, weddings
and portraits. You will also learn to use software to make the best digital
image. 8 course hours
Apr 18 - 27
Tu/Th
6:30pm-8:30pm
SCC
$99
SEWING
Sewing Basics
Do you like nice clothes and decor for your home but don’t want to pay
store prices? Save money by making it yourself! This class will teach you
how to select fabric, read patterns, lay and cut out patterns on fabric, put
in zippers, sleeves, hems and much more! Students will determine their
own project and work at their own pace. First class is lecture format and will
cover sewing basics to prepare you for your sewing project. For the classes
that follow, students need to bring own supplies; such as, sewing machine,
pattern and material (washed), sewing notions and tools needed for sewing
project. 12 course hours
Constable In-Service Review
This is a required 9 hour annual course for currently
licensed State Constables. This two part class includes
3 hours of legal review that discusses changes in laws
and new legislation and day two consists of 6 hours of
firing range activity that focuses on firearm safety and
requalification of firearms. Successful completion of this
course allows commissioned state constables to retain
their commissions. SLED requires a yearly update to be
completed by June 30th. 9 course hours
Jan 24 - Feb 28 Tu 6:30pm-8:30pm Mar 3 - 18 M 6pm-9pm
Sa8:30am-3:00pmSCC
Sewing: Hems 101
If you have garments in need of hemming; but have
no idea where to start, then this class is for you!
You will receive hands-on instruction in topstitch,
blind, bound, and faced hems. You will practice
each hem on sample fabric first and then apply the
hem of your choice to your own articles of clothing. It’s never too late to
learn sewing basics!
You will leave this class confident in your ability to
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SCC $89
Sewing Intermediate
Build on the knowledge acquired in Sewing Basics plus learn to work with
knit and napped fabrics, seam finishes, install buttonholes and zippers.
Students will work on their own projects and must bring sewing machine
and notions, pattern and washed fabric to all
classes. 10 course hours
Apr 11 - May 9 Tu 6:30pm-8:30pm
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choose and sew the appropriate hem for your garments. Supplies
needed: scrap fabric (roughly around 1/2 to 1 yard), garments to
hem, thread to match garments, sewing machine, sewing shears,
pins, seam gauge, marking pencil, seam ripper, single-fold and
double-fold bias tape (width of your choice). 4 course hours
Essential Oils: Introduction
Learn about essential oils - what they are, the history, and how
they work in our body. The session will include how to use
essential oils to assist our bodies in healing joint pain, alleviating
stomach aches, and other health related issues. 2 course hours
May 16 - 23 Tu
Jan 28Sa10am-12pm SCC $19
Mar 11Sa10am-12pm TRC $19
6:30-8:30pm
SCC
$39
Sewing Knits Without a Serger
Do you long to sew a serged seam on your knit projects and don’t
have a serger sewing machine? This class is designed to take the
mystery out of knits and give you the skills and tools to sew them
with confidence and ease - with just your sewing machine. Learn
about different types of knit fabric and what stiches, machine
settings, tension, and needle to use. Supplies needed: sewing
machine, shears or rotary cutter, 3-5 yards of cotton jersey or
interlock fabric, polyester thread, and your sewing kit. 6 course hours
Mar 14 - 28 Tu
6:30pm-8:30pm
SCC $49
Sewing: Zippers 101
Do you have zipper anxiety? This class will teach you how to install
both standard and invisible zippers for a professional finish. Learn
the parts of a zipper, techniques used to install a zipper, and lots
of tips. Supplies needed: zippers, thread to match garments,
sewing machine, sewing shears, pins, seam gauge, marking
pencil, seam ripper and any garments in need of zipper repair,
replacement, or insertion. 3 course hours
Mar 7
Tu 6pm-9pm
SCC
$29
WELLNESS
Chemical Free Baby & Me
Are you expecting a child or already a parent? Would you like
to lessen you and your child’s chemical exposure? In Chemical
Free Baby & Me, you will learn how to make your own baby care
products; which will cut down on toxins and save you money. 2
course hours
Feb 25Sa10am-12pm SCC $19
Apr 15Sa10am-12pm TRC $19
Essential Oils: Back to School
Are you or your children headed back to school? Learn how to
keep the germs at bay naturally with essential oils. You will learn
how to disinfect with oils as well as how to maintain a healthy
immune system. Along with the health benefits, you will also learn
how essential oils can support healthy brain function and help
you concentrate! 2 course hours
Jan 14Sa 10am-12pmSCC $19
Essential Oils: Treating Chronic Pain
Chronic pain affects 1 in 5 people. If you suffer from debilitating
pain therapeutic grade essential oils can be used to combat the
common contributors to chronic pain. You will gain a working
knowledge of essential oil safety and how to use them in your
health regimen. 2 course hours
Feb 11Sa 10am-12pmSCC $19
Apr 1Sa 10am-12pmTRC $19
Foot and Hand Massage Techniques
Do your feet hurt? Are your hands tired from daily repetitive
motion? This course, taught by a licensed massage therapist,
will teach you basic massage techniques to relax and revive your
foundation and reduce stress and fatigue. Your extremities play an
important role in your wellness, and when they are under stress
your body’s balance is affected. Massage increases blood flow,
increases good hormones, and relaxes tension all through the
simple power of touch. Are your feet or hands sensitive or ticklish?
Learn other massage therapy techniques that can be used to
relieve pain and promote the whole body relaxation restoring
the balance. Please bring lotion or massage oil, towels, and a
notebook to class. 16 course hours
Jan 26 - Mar 16 Th
6pm-8pm
SCC
$79
Writing for Well Being
Writing for Well-Being is a life-changing therapeutic writing
course that examines various writing methods in order to help
you explore and express important emotions and circumstances
in life. Therapeutic writing leads to growth and healing. Skills
learned during this course have immediate rewards that can
be carried throughout life, utilized at any place and any time.
Materials included. 9 course hours
Feb 6 - Mar 13 M
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Business & Professional Development
Online Bar Professional Courses
What sets these courses apart from others is that we have developed formulas and techniques to
help you learn the overwhelming amount of information bar professionals must know. The Master
Code of Mixology™ is our branded method of instruction setting standards for the bar industry.
Designed to be comprehensive and easy to
learn, you will be a respected professional,
as long as you put the time in to study the
material. We have created a step-by-step
formula for bartender training using the
most up-to-date methods of instruction in
your own home. Follow along with your
online instructor as you work hands-on to
complete the exercises, activities and drills.
Other courses:
We also offer courses for other key positions in
the bar and restaurant industry. The courses
that offer certification will proudly display the
respected Bar Professional name in addition
to the prestige of the Spartanburg Community
College name.
The Basics of Wine Service
How to Start a Mobile Bar Service
Basic Level Bartending
Professional Level Bartending
Expert Level Bartending
Master Level Bartending
Bar Management
Master Level Bar Management
You will learn:
•h
ow to pour shots without counting.
• t echniques to help you pour liquor like a pro.
•a
formula for making original cocktails.
•a
formula for the proper portions of alcohol, so
you don’t have to memorize any amounts.
• s urefire ways to increase your tips.
• s pecific ways to make your guests feel
welcome.
•a
technique for turning complaining customers
into happy guests.
• t he psychology to get you through the rough
nights and to help you charm your customers.
$39
$39
$39
$99
$119
$219
$79
$219
Billionaire Bartenders Club $59
This fun bartending course is for the person who has everything.
Designed for the man or woman who is fascinated with the
world of cocktails, but not for the purpose of employment.
This course is all about fun!
Buy one for you and one for a friend!
Register Online anytime at
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CCE offers online courses, too! You can find these top ten business related selections and
hundreds more at www.sccsc.edu/ce-online.
• Accounting Fundamentals
• Project Management Fundamentals
Top Ten
ONLINE
courses
• Creating Web Pages
• Purchasing Fundamentals
• Fitness Business Management
• Understanding the HR Function
• Introduction to Interior Design
• Web Analytics Associate
• Non-Profit Management
Choose a new career, make a transition or update your
current job skills today! SCC provides the educational
resources for building leadership, improving performance
and advancing careers.
We can develop corporate customized training to meet
the various needs of top management, new or seasoned
supervisors and staff. Developmental strategies and training
are based on workforce needs. Courses can be delivered at a
corporate location or any of SCC’s campuses.
/ BUSINESS
Grant Writing Essentials
This course will introduce you to grant writing. The concepts
covered will be focused on the crucial steps to follow when
pursuing funding opportunities for a variety of program types.
Topics include: Strategies for finding grant opportunities for your
organization, Review of how to evaluate grant opportunities
and decide which funding opportunities to pursue, Review of
grant proposal writing and step-by-step processes for reviewing
the Request for Proposals, preparing all the components
of your proposal, and conducting a final proposal review,
Recommendations on timelines for grant writing and how to
effectively budget your time, and Strategies for improving grant
writing skills within your organization and building confidence in
your grant writing team. Materials included. 8 course hours
10 Soft Skills You Need
Having the technical skills and knowledge to successfully execute
your job duties is only one part of being the b est you can be in the
workplace. In addition to these “hard” skills, you also need “soft”
skills. Soft skills allow you to effectively work with others. These
skills are crucial to your success because no matter what position,
organization, or industry you are in, you work with people. Taking
the time to build effective soft skills can contribute to a more
efficient, more harmonious, and more productive workplace, as well
as to your own overall job happiness and satisfaction. This course
will cover Empathy, Communication, Teamwork, Problem Solving,
Time Management, Attitude & Work Ethic, Adaptability/Flexibility,
Self Confidence (Owning it), Ability to Learn, and Networking.
Materials included. 8 course hours
Feb 23 - Mar 16
Mar 14Tu 8am-5pm
Apr 25Tu 8am-5pm
Jan 9 - Apr 24
SCC
CCC
$199
$199
Civility in the Workplace
Rudeness is an epidemic costing industry millions a year. Indeed,
what society seems to be gaining in terms of both knowledge and
technological advancement, it’s losing out on basic social values
that directly impact the bottom line. To address the growing
problem of incivility in the work setting, this workshop introduces
the concept of civility, its importance to a company, as well as its
typical causes and effects. Skills needed to effectively practice civil
behavior, as well as different ways organizations can systematize
civility in the workplace will also be discussed. The benefits to
Civility In The Workplace are countless and will pay off immensely in
every aspect of your job. Materials included. 8 course hours
Feb 21Tu 8am-5pm
SCC
$199
January-April 2017
6pm-8pm
SCC
$199
Office Procedures I
This class is the first of two courses that will help you acquire
the office and interpersonal skills needed to excel in any
organization. You will be introduced to a range of topics including
communications, mailing, file management, telecommunications,
customer service, scheduling, proofreading, time management,
keyboarding, office equipment and more! You will participate in
office simulations that mimic real office scenarios. This course will
also help you to develop employer-ready skills. This semesterlong course will include both credit seeking college students and
members of the community earning Continuing Education Units.
Required text is Office Procedures for the 21st Century by Burton,
ISBN: 978-0135063897. 45 course hours
M
6pm-8:50pm
DTC
$349
Social Media for Business
We are being flooded with Social Media invitations and updates.
Web-based communication icons like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube,
and LinkedIn are dominating the way we interact with each other.
People are feeling the need to be updated at all times. It has
become a time eater, and businesses are quickly becoming aware
of the drain it can have on productivity. People love to share, but
they need to know what is alright to share and what should not
be sent out. Understanding Social Media is about communicating
the right way. We are beginning to communicate more through
electronic means than face to face. Talking on a phone has been
replaced more and more with SMS (texting.) Social media channels
are becoming the main form of communication. This class will help
you realize how Social media and the Workplace can work together.
Materials included. 9 course hours
Mar 21 - 30
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Train the Trainer
Whether you are preparing to be a professional trainer, or you are
someone who does a bit of training as a part of your job, you will
want to be prepared for the training you do. You will begin the
process of becoming a trainer and understand that training is a
process where skills, knowledge, and attitudes are applied. This
workshop will give all types of trainer’s tools to help you create
and deliver engaging, compelling workshops that will encourage
trainees to come back for more. You will learn skills such as
facilitating, needs analyses, understanding participant’s needs,
and managing tough topics. Materials included. 8 course hours
Feb 7
Apr 18
Tu
Tu
8am-5pm
8am-5pm
SCC
CCC
$229
$229
HUMAN RESOURCES
SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP Certification Preparation
We are excited to offer preparation for a new Society of Human
Resource Management (SHRM) certification supported with
the SHRM Learning System, designed to help you earn your HR
credentials. The new SHRM credentials, SHRM Certified Professional
(SHRM-CP) and SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SHRM-SCP),
are competency and knowledge-based credentials that will be
universally recognized. This new certification ensures the HR
professional possesses the relevant knowledge required for today’s
workplace, but it goes one step further. The certification tests HR
competencies - the ability to put knowledge to work through
critical thinking and application. This intensive 36 hour review
covers the full array of HR topics related to HR competencies,
people, organization, workplace, and strategy. The program will be
led by an experienced and SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP certified instructor,
and peer discussion will help reinforce your learning materials.
Materials/books included. 39 course hours
Feb 7 - May 16
Tu
6pm-9pm
SCC
$1199
LEGAL
Paralegal Certificate Course
This intensive, nationally acclaimed program is designed for
beginning as well as advanced legal professionals. Training
includes instruction on how to assist trial attorneys, interview
witnesses, investigate complex fact patterns, research the law,
and assist in preparing cases for courtroom litigation. The
instruction is practice-oriented and relates to those areas of the
law in which paralegals are most in demand. This program will
prepare you to work as a full-time or part-time paralegal, or do
your own freelance business. There are no prerequisites other
than a high school diploma (or GED), but you must be prepared
to complete a significant amount of homework each week. This
program can help you increase your office’s efficiency, productivity,
and billable hours as well as learn new marketable job skills.
84 course hours
Feb 7 - Apr 27
Tu/Th
6pm-9:30pm
SCC
$1835
Feb 11 - Mar 18
Sa/Su
9am-5pm
SCC
$1835
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REAL ESTATE
Advanced Principles in Real Estate
Advanced Principles of Real Estate is 30 hours of continued education in advanced real estate principles and practices, which is required to obtain a sales license. The course is a combination of the
following five six-hour modules. Agency and Property Disclosure,
Real Estate Contracts, Ethics and Real Estate, Measurements and
Valuation, and Fair Housing. Textbook included. 30 course hours
Mar 3 - 10
Mar 13 - 24
M-F
M-F
8:30am-3:30pm
6pm-9pm
SCC
TRC
$319
$319
Property Management
This thirty-hour course is required by the South Carolina Real
Estate Commission to receive a Property Management License and
provides an introduction of the property management functions
for being property managers, residents managers, leasing agents
and other real estate professionals. Topics include laws affecting
property management, rental agreements, tenant relations after
leasing and insurance. Textbook included. For more information on
Licensure Requirements go to www.llronline.com. 30 course hours
Apr 14 - 20
Jul 17 - 20
M-Th
M-Th
8:30am-5:30pm
8:30am-5:30pm
SCC
SCC
$289
$289
Real Estate: First Year Sales - Pre License
This 60 hour course is the first step you will take to list, sell,
purchase, exchange, lease or dispose of real estate for others in the
state of South Carolina. To qualify for licensure you must be at least
18 years of age, have a satisfactory credit report, be a high school
graduate or a recipient of a certificate of equivalency (GED), have
proof of completion of at least 60 hours of approved classroom
instruction, receive a passing score on the state exam. Topics are
real estate sales, real property law, agency, federal/state laws
and regulations, pricing of real property, contracts, finance and
mathematics. Textbook included. 60 course hours
Jan 10 - Feb 9
Feb 13 - 23
Apr 4 - May 4
Tu/Th
M-Th
Tu/Th
6pm-10pm
8:30am-5:30pm
6pm-10pm
SCC
SCC
SCC
$489
$489
$489
Paralegal
Certificate
Course is
designed
for beginning and
advanced
legal professionals.
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SUPERVISORY & LEADERSHIP
Conflict Resolution
Conflict is not intrinsically destructive, but it can become so if left
to escalate. Leaders must use conflict to their advantage while
keeping it from being destructive. Materials included.
3 course hours
Feb 22
W
9am-12pm
SCC
$149
Getting Things Done Under Pressure
As a Leader do you feel overwhelmed by your to-do list? Learn
how to establish good organizational skills and how to separate
the urgent from the not urgent and the important from the not
important. Materials included. 3 course hours
Feb 15
Whether you’re looking to learn the business of real estate or
recertify for your existing career, CCE can help!
Real Estate: Broker A
This 30 hour mandatory course on brokerage management
is the first step to becoming a licensed South Carolina Real
Estate Broker. This course is geared around establishing a South
Carolina real estate office. Topics include operating a real estate
brokerage, liability of a broker for torts of agents, ethics, short
and long range planning, trust accounts and contracts. This
course is 30 hours of 150 hours required to become a Broker (90
hours required before the salesperson’s license may be used). In
addition to the hours, you will need three years of experience
with a salesperson’s license and pass the state broker’s exam.
Material included. 30 course hours
Jun 19 - 22
M-Th
8:30am-5:30pm
SCC
$289
Real Estate: Broker B
This class is 30 hours of the 150 hours required to become a
Broker (90 hours required for the salesperson’s license may be
used). In addition to the hours, you will need three years of
experience with a salesperson’s license and pass a state broker’s
exam. In this course you will cover real property law; agency,
federal, and state laws; regulations; pricing of real property;
contracts; finance; math; and closing statements. 30 course hours
Jul 10 - 13
M-Th
8:30am-5:30pm
SCC
W
9am-12pm
SCC
$149
Making Solid Decisions
Workplace decision making can be both challenging and
rewarding. Supervisors have the authority to make decisions
on behalf of their direct reports, however most will find more
support for decisions and better cooperation for implementing
those decisions if stake holders are involved in the process.
Materials included. 3 course hours
Mar 1
W
9am-12pm
SCC
$149
Understanding Personality Types
Every workplace includes people with very different
backgrounds, personalities, perspectives, skills and styles of
interacting. The workforce of the future will be even more diverse.
Finding ways to make these differences work, rather than letting
them get in the way is essential to success for any organization
and the people in it. Understanding differences in work styles
and personality preferences may be critical to success. Materials
included. 3 course hours
Feb 8
W
9am-12pm
SCC
$149
$289
Excellence in leadership and communication are vital for success in
the workplace.
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Your Brain at Work
Managing Stress and Increasing Productivity
Symposium | April 6, 2017
About: This one-day symposium will help you engage your whole brain
by providing you with the latest technology and soft skills training
designed to enhance your productivity. Learn practical tips you can
instantly apply to best utilize your right and left brain tendencies.
Discover how you can improve your focus, memory, decision-making,
emotional intelligence and other brain capacities critical to managing
workplace stress and distractions for increased productivity.
Keynote Speaker:
Chuck Gallagher
Chuck Gallagher is an American
entrepreneur, speaker and author.
Location: SCC central campus, Student Services Building,
Commissioners’ Dining Room
He is the author of Second Chances
and has been featured in media
outlets including Life & Health,
Small Business Opportunities,
Business Week, CBS, CNN, Lifetime,
and National Public Radio.
As a business ethics speaker
and author his clients include
Medtronic, the FBI, U.S. Navy,
University of Florida, Skanska,
University of North Georgia,
Barclays, and United Healthcare.
Bigger
Brains
All attendees will receive 90 day access to Bigger Brains on-line video
training library.
Continental breakfast, lunch, and materials are included.
Symposium Agenda:
Registration & Breakfast 7:30 am to 8:30 am
Opening Welcome: President Henry Giles, Spartanburg Community College
Session 1 Keynote: The Human Side of Ethics, Chuck Gallagher
Session 2 or 3
Cost:
Early bird rate: Individual:$149
Table of 6: $799
Left Brain Track
Session 4 or 5
Managing More with The Brain – A User’s Guide
Excel Dashboards
The Hidden Productivity
Dealing with Difficult People
Lunch, Expo, &
Panel Discussion
Boosters in Office 365
For registrations received by
March 1, 2017.
Session 6 or 7
Word and Excel ProTips
Without Positional Power
How to Get Things Done
Subsequent registrations:
Session 8 or 9
Being More Productive with Microsoft Outlook
Stress and Workplace
Well-Being
Individual: Table of 6:
$179
$999
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Computer Technologies
CCE offers online courses, too! You can find these top ten computer and technology
related selections and hundreds more at www.sccsc.edu/ce-online.
Top Ten
ONLINE
courses
• Basic CompTIA A+ Certification Prep
• Introduction to PC Troubleshooting
• Creating Web Pages
• Introduction to Oracle
• Creating WordPress Websites
• Introduction to SQL
• Database Development
• Microsoft Excel 2013
• Introduction to Networking
• Responsive Web Design
Keep your skills up-to-date! Advancing technologies
require us to constantly update our skills, learn new
tasks, and develop multiple strengths whether you are
considering career change, or personal development.
Learn to use appropriate software tools and processes
such as word processing, spreadsheet, database,
presentations, design and accounting fundamentals.
DESIGN
Illustrator: Part 1
In this course, you will be able to use Adobe Illustrator to create
illustrations that include graphics and text. You will: Identify the
components and capabilities of Illustrator; Create basic shapes; Create
custom paths; Create graphics that contain custom text; Customize
objects; Customize basic shapes; and Prepare documents for
deployment. This course is intended for designers, publishers, pre-press
COMPUTER COURSES
professionals, marketing communications professionals, or people
Keyboarding
switching to a design job or taking on design responsibilities and who
New to typing or rusty in the fingers? This course will help you need to use Illustrator to create illustrations, logos, advertisements, or
develop speed and accuracy by learning the touch operation other graphic documents. Materials included. 6 course hours
of alphanumeric/keyboard characters. Emphasis is placed
Mar 24 F
9am-4pm
SCC
$199
on the following: mastery of the keyboard with desirable
keyboarding techniques; development of speed and accuracy
InDesign: Part 1
(and the difference between the two!); business documents;
Giving your documents a well-designed, professional look will put
and grammar and spelling. Keyboarding is the foundation
you a step ahead in the marketplace cluttered with all kinds of
for developing entry-level skills for business careers. This
communications. In this course, you will use Adobe InDesign CC
semester-long course will include both credit seeking
to create and deliver professional looking printed and interactive
college students and members of the community earning
documents. You will: Navigate the InDesign interface; Create a new
Continuing Education Units. Required text book: Gregg
document; Customize a document using color, swatches, gradients, and
College Keyboarding and Document Processing, 11th ed, ISBN
styles; Manage page elements; Add tables; and Prepare documents for
9780077377144 available at SCC Book Inn. 45 course hours
deployment. This course is intended for individuals who want to use
Jan 9 - Apr 26 M
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$349
the basic tools and features of InDesign for creating professional page
layouts and designs. Materials included. 6 course hours
Office Administration Certificate
Feb 24 F
9am-4pm
SCC
$219
Office Administration has evolved into a multi-tasking job
that can include a variety of manual and electronic tasks,
SolidWorks
spreadsheet and basic financial management, as well as
This course is the study of 3D product and machine design utilizing
interpersonal relations requiring proper grammar, effective
SolidWorks parametric design software. Topics include solid modeling,
writing and customer service. This program will build your
assembly drawings, and display functions. Upon completion of this class,
skills in today’s most commonly-used office computer
you will be able to demonstrate the fundamentals of three-dimensional
applications required by today’s employers. If you are not
solid part modeling by completing a 3D drawing using the SolidWorks
confident in using business software, such as the Microsoft
software, Recognize and apply interface and basic commands, create
Suite of programs, but enjoy multi-tasking and developing
three-dimensional solid model part drawings, create two-dimensional
interpersonal relationships, this 68-hour class will give you
orthographic drawings from the 3D solid model, and construct
skills you need to become a valued administrative member
multi-part assemblies within the software by combining individual
of an office team. If you already possess some knowledge
of business software, this certificate allows you to upgrade
components. Pre-requisite: a basic knowledge of computer applications.
your skills to a more advanced level. You will begin with an
This semester-long course will include both credit seeking college
introduction to computers, progress through the basics of four students in EGT 245 and members of the community earning Continuing
Microsoft Office Suite applications and finish with business
Education Units. Textbook required and not included in tuition. 45 course
writing and grammar. Textbooks included. 68 course hours
hours
Feb 20 -Mar 29 M/W/F
9am-1pm
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REVIT
This course introduces you to architectural
3-D rendering of residential and commercial
buildings, walk-through animations, animated
site plans and advanced graphics topics
and their relationship to illustration of code
compliance and project planning using
Revit. Topics include standard residential
floor plan, modify drawings, elevation and
documentation creation. Upon completion
of this course, you will be able to establish
and utilize a 3-D computer aided architectural
drafting environment, draw, notate, and
dimension a residential floor plan, create
schedules and sectional drawings, create an
elevation, and establish a sectional drawing.
Pre-requisite: a basic knowledge of computer
applications. This semester-long course will
include both credit seeking college students
in AET 235 and members of the community
earning Continuing Education Units. Textbook
required and not included in tuition. 45 course
hours
Jan 11- Apr 26 W 6pm-8:50pm SCC$34
PROGRAMMING & IT
A+ Certification Preparation
This course is the first step to becoming
an excellent PC technician! You will learn
the methods and procedures used in
maintaining microcomputer systems.
Topics include hardware and software
installation, configuration, operations, and
troubleshooting. Upon completion of this
course, you will be able to define and compare
operating systems, install and maintain
Windows operating systems, set up a simple
LAN able to share resources on a network,
differentiate operating systems used on
mobile devices, research and document
computer components, and build a personal
computer system. You’ll know how things
work, how to configure everything, and how
to troubleshoot in real world environments.
The content covered will prepare you to pass
the A+ Certification Exam. Pre-requisite: a
basic knowledge of computer history, theory
and applications, including word processing,
spreadsheets, databases, and operating
systems. This semester-long course will include
both credit seeking college students in CPT
209 and members of the community earning
Continuing Education Units. Textbook is
required and not included in tuition cost.
45 course hours
Jan 9 - Apr 26
M/W 6pm-7:20pm
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Excel 2013: Beginner
This class is designed to provide a basic understanding of Excel 2013. You will be shown
a practical way of learning with a hands-on and customizable approach. You will also
get a chance to experience some of the new features that are offered in Excel 2013.
Topics include: Open and create Excel workbook files, Use the 2013 interface, Enter and
edit data in a variety of ways, Understand basic formulas and functions, Use the Quick
Analysis features new to the 2013 version, format worksheets and data, and print and
share workbooks. Materials included. 8 course hours
Feb 6 - 27
M
6pm-8pm
SCC
$229
Excel 2013: Intermediate
This class is designed to get into the more advanced features of Excel 2013. You will be
shown a practical way of learning with a hands-on and customizable approach. You
will also get a chance to experience some of the new features offered in Excel 2013.
Topics include: Use SmartArt and other objects in worksheets, Trace precedent cells
and dependent cells and use other auditing tools, Create and work with charts, Create
Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts, Record and run macros, Solve formula errors, Use What If
Analysis tools, Use tools to manage rows, columns, duplicates, and validation, and group
and outline data. Materials included. 8 course hours
March 6-27
M
6pm-8pm SCC$229
Excel: Creating a Spreadsheet
This class will teach you the basics of creating a simple Excel spreadsheet complete with
formats and easy formulas. Materials included. 3 course hours
Feb 1
W
6pm-9pm SCC$39
Excel: Charts
Charts and Graphs are very powerful tools for visually representing your important
numerical data. Learn how simple it is to create them in Excel. Materials included.
3 course hours
Feb 15W 6pm-9pm
SCC
$39
Excel: Formulas & Functions
Formulas are one of Excel’s most powerful features. They have the ability to save you
time, increase the accuracy of your spreadsheets, and make sense of data. Learn to
create and modify basic formulas and functions to calculate values such as sum, average,
maximum, and minimum. Discover how to use IF functions which can flag a cell with a
text label, display a value, or perform a calculation when specific criteria are satisfied.
Basic understanding of Excel is strongly encouraged. Materials included. 3 course hours
Feb 8W 6pm-9pm
SCC
$39
Excel: Pivot Tables & Macros
Do you wish you know how to perform sophisticated data analysis, spot trends, and
draw conclusions with pages full of data? You can by utilizing PivotTables, and Pivot
Charts that come standard with Microsoft Excel. Find out how to create, format, and
modify PivotTables and PivotCharts. Learn how to add fields and how to hide and show
PivotTable items. Learn how to record and run macros to help automate repetitive tasks.
Intermediate knowledge of Excel is encouraged. Materials included. 3 course hours
Feb 22W 6pm-9pm
SCC
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Computer Technologies
WEB DEVELOPMENT
Front End Web Developer Series
This 120-hour program is comprised of foundational courses designed to
give you the skills required to create the visual and interactive parts of a
website. A Front End Web Developer is the link between the graphic designer,
responsible for creating the visual design of a web application and the
backend developer responsible for creating the computational logic behind
the application. The Front End Web Developer brings the application to life
creating rich, compelling experiences and allowing the user to interact with
the data behind the application.
Courses in this series include CSS, HTML, Javascript, Photoshop, PhP, Ruby on
Rails, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Basics. Visual Studio and a Web
Production Lab. This comprehensive program is aimed at individuals with no
previous experience with web development or programming. By the end of
the program, you will have all the tools and practical knowledge necessary to
build visually rich single page web applications and kickstart your career as a
Front End Web Developer! 120 course hours
Jan 26 - Jun 13
Tu/Th/F
5:30pm-8:30pm
SCC
$3999
Cascading Style Sheets: Level I
Learn to apply local styles, style sheets, and to create classes to
control the appearance of your websites by separating visual
presentation from content. Learn CSS basics to build effective
navigation and page layouts, and then move on to work with
typography, colors, backgrounds, and white space. Explore how to
four major browsers affect CSS. Prerequisite: HTML5 or equivalent
experience. 12 course hours
HTML5
In this course, you will learn to use HTML5 to structure web
content. Create semantically meaningful page structures. Work
with lists and tables, links, and images. Explore effective website
planning and authoring principles, learn how to create a semantic
document structure, and how to build interactive forms, apply
native data validation, and embed HTML5 audio and video.
12 course hours
Feb 21 - Mar 2
Jan 31 - Feb 9
Tu/Th
5:30pm-8:30pm
SCC
$399
Cascading Style Sheets: Level II
This course delves into some of the more advanced image creation
and editing techniques, and offers you hands-on activities that
demonstrate how these techniques can be used in combination
to create exciting visual effects. You will use the most common
basic features of Adobe Photoshop CC including: Use brushes,
gradients, and tool presets to create raster images; Apply vector
paths, shape drawing tools, type, and type special effects; Apply
advanced layer techniques with masks, filters, layers, and smart
objects; Apply actions and batch processing to automate tasks; Edit
video by using timelines, transitions, graphics, titles, and animation
Set project requirements by identifying the purpose, audience,
copyright rules, and project management tasks. Materials included.
12 course hours
Mar 7 - 16
Tu/Th
5:30pm-8:30pm
SCC
$399
Tu/Th
5:30pm-8:30pm
January-April 2017
$399
JavaScript
This course will teach you the fundamental concepts of the
JavaScript language. You will learn how to use JavaScript to
communicate with users, modify the Document Object Model
(DOM), control program flow, and validate forms. You will also learn
the fundamentals of JSON. Prerequisites: HTML5, and CSS Levels I &
II or equivalent experience. 30 course hours
Apr 11 - May 11
Tu/Th
5:30pm-8:30pm
SCC
$999
Photoshop: Part 1
This course focuses on some of the basic features of Photoshop
so you can navigate the environment and use Photoshop tools
to work with photographic images. Although Photoshop is used
by a variety of professionals, from photographers to designers to
videographers, this class will focus mainly on the photography
component. You will identify the components and capabilities of
Photoshop; Create basic images; Manage selections and layers;
Modify and repair images, and manage color; Refine images by
adjusting layers, using camera raw and applying advanced image
refinement; Import, export, organize, and save files. Materials
included. 6 course hours
Feb 10F 9am-4pm
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Photoshop: Part 2
This course delves into some of the more
advanced image creation and editing
techniques, and offers you hands-on
activities that demonstrate how these
techniques can be used in combination
to create exciting visual effects. You will
use the most common basic features
of Adobe Photoshop CC including: Use
brushes, gradients, and tool presets to
create raster images; Apply vector paths,
shape drawing tools, type, and type
special effects; Apply advanced layer
techniques with masks, filters, layers,
and smart objects; Apply actions and
batch processing to automate tasks; Edit
video by using timelines, transitions,
graphics, titles, and animation Set project
requirements by identifying the purpose,
audience, copyright rules, and project
management tasks. Materials included.
6 course hours
Mar 3
F 9am-4pm
SCC $199
PhP
PHP is a server scripting language and a
powerful tool for making dynamic and
interactive Web pages. Learning PHP
is good not only because it adds one
more language to your toolbelt, but
also because there are a large number
of sites currently built with Wordpress,
a content management system (CMS)
built with PHP. By end the end of this
course, you will be familiar PHP and you
will be exposed to many fundamental
programming concepts such as data
types, functions, control flow, and more.
6 course hours
Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails is one of the most
powerful ways to quickly develop web
applications. It has a high relevance and
demand in today’s marketplace. Building
with Rails also offers a good opportunity
to one of the most popular and easy
to use web application development
frameworks practice all the skills you’ve
learned so far—from implementing static
webpages with HTML and CSS to using
programming concepts like objectoriented programming. This course will
familiarize you with Rails core concepts,
like the MVC design pattern, and how to
communicate with databases to persist
data. 6 course hours
May 22 -25
Tu/Th 5:30pm-8:30pm SCC $199
Search Engine Optimization
Learn about ETHICAL ORGANIC search
engine optimization (SEO) and how
you can start using it to increase your
website’s visibility to search engines
to attract the right kind of traffic. You
will learn how to implement basic
optimization strategies, like conducting
keyword research, implementing website
coding changes, and the importance
of other utilities, such as social media,
testimonials, and blogging sites. 3 course
hours
Feb 16
Th 5:30pm-8:30pm
SCC $129
Social Media for Business
We are being flooded with Social Media
invitations and updates. Web-based
communication icons like Twitter,
Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn are
dominating the way we interact with
each other. People are feeling the
need to be updated at all times. It has
become a time eater, and businesses
are quickly becoming aware of the
drain it can have on productivity.
People love to share, but they need to
know what is alright to share and what
should not be sent out. Understanding
Social Media is about communicating
the right way. We are beginning to
communicate more through electronic
means than face to face. Talking on a
phone has been replaced more and
more with SMS (texting.) Social media
channels are becoming the main form
of communication. This class will help
you realize how social media and the
workplace can work together. Materials
included. 9 course hours
Mar 21 - 30
Tu/Th 5:30pm-8:30pm SCC $229
Visual Studio
Visual Studio provides a free
development environment to develop
applications for the latest platforms.
You will learn the foundational skills for
creating and editing different software
languages in Visual Studio. 3 course
hours
Jan 26
Th
May 15 - 18
Tu/Th 5:30pm-8:30pm SCC $199
5:30pm-8:30pm SCC $129
Web Production Lab
At the end of the Front-End Web
Developer Certificate program, you will
design a simple website. This hands-on
lab will showcase and demonstrate the
web design, Photoshop and SEO skills
acquired in the program. Grades will be
given in the Website Production Lab.
To receive a Front-End Web Developer
Certificate, you must earn a grade of C or
better. 15 course hours
May 30 - Jun 13
Tu/Th 5:30pm-8:30pm SCC $529
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Healthcare
WELLNESS
CCE offers online courses, too! You can find these top ten healthcare related selections
and hundreds more at www.sccsc.edu/ce-online.
• Administrative Dental Assistant
Top Ten
ONLINE
courses
• Become a Physical Therapy Aide
• Medical Terminology: A Word
Association Approach
• CPT & HCPCS Coding Online
• Mental Health Care Career Prep
• Human Anatomy and Physiology
• Online Medical Coding & Billing
• Legal Nurse Consulting
• Spanish for Medical Professionals
Take advantage of our short, affordable
and hands-on healthcare programs
and get the education you need to
begin working immediately.
American Heart Association Basic
Life Support/CPR
Do you need to be certified in CPR and
AED for your workplace? Have you been
certified before and need to renew your
certification? If you answered yes to either
question come join us for this 4 hour class.
You will learn how to manage and become
certified in adult, child, and infant CPR. This
class also teaches you how to treat a patient
who is choking and how to properly use
an AED.
*This meets all healthcare employers’
requirements for CPR certification.
4 course hours
Jan 14
Feb 4
Mar 11
Apr 15
May 13
Jun 10
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
9am-1pm
9am-1pm
9am-1pm
9am-1p
9am-1pm
9am-1pm
DTC
SCC
DTC
DTC
DTC
DTC
$59
$59
$59
$59
$59
$59
Whether
you need
a refresher,
certification or are
starting a
new career,
CCE offers
courses for
everyone!
SCC Corporate & Community Education
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Have you ever cared for a loved one who
was sick or injured? If you have and enjoyed
that feeling of helping others then a career
as a Certified Nursing Assistant or CNA
may be right for you. This course teaches
you how to properly care for people who
need your help. Once you obtain your
South Carolina credentials the sky is the
limit on where you can go to work. CNAs
are utilized in almost every healthcare
setting from hospitals and doctors’ offices
to clinics and nursing homes. You will
learn how to take vital signs and perform
other vital skills. Having this course under
your belt will set the stage if you decide to
grow in this rapidly expanding profession.
Most schools with weighted admissions
give credit to students who are already
certified nursing assistants. Come learn how
to make your passion of helping people
into a rewarding career! Registrations
must be done in-person at Corporate &
Community Education in the Tracy Gaines
Building, Room G17. See more registrations
requirements at www.sccsc.edu/Healthcare/
this course is between October through March.
After successful completion of this program it is
strongly recommended that students take 16.5
course hours
Jan 18 – Mar 10
SCC $989
W/F
4:30pm-8:30pm
Mar 22 - Jun 16
SCC $989
104 course hours
EKG/Arrhythmia Monitor Technician
This course prepares students to function as
EKG Technicians as well as Arrhythmia Monitor Technicians and to take the National
Healthcare Association (NHA) exam for the
Electrocardiogram (ECG) Technician. This
course consists of learning: EKG Monitor,
Arrhythmia Monitor and Certification in
American Heart Association Basic Life Support/CPR training for Healthcare Providers.
The course includes important practice and
background information on the anatomy
of the heart, physiology, medical disease
processes, medical terminology, medical
ethics and legal aspects of patient contact,
laboratory assisting, electrocardiography,
stress tests, holter monitors and arrhythmias. 80 course hours
Jan 24 - Apr 18
Tu/Th 4:30pm-8:30pm
SCC
$899
Phlebotomy Technician
This course will take you all the way from
learning about what blood is and does to when
and how to draw it. You will be able to sit for
the ASCP national exam and begin working in a
variety of healthcare settings. When you finish
your clinical time you will be ready to enter this
fast paced career. Students must complete the
Verified Credentials process which includes: vaccination verification, tuberculosis screening, drug
screen, and background investigation. The introduction letter and instructions to this process
can be found on the course page under additional information. Cost is estimated at $117.80. A flu
shot will also be required if the clinical portion of
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Dialysis Technician
This course is designed to teach the basics
of renal failure and renal replacement
therapies including hemodialysis. You will
learn the integral role that the Dialysis
Technician plays in the everyday care of the
dialysis patient, how to perform labs, draw
blood, and operate kidney dialysis
machines. An internship in a dialysis clinic is
available at the completion of the program.
The Dialysis textbook can be purchased at
the college's bookstore. Registration can be
done online or in person at the Corporate &
Community Education office in the Tracy
Gaines Building, Room G-17. 56 course
hours
Feb 13 - Mar 30 M/Th 5pm-9pm SCC $959
Apr 10 - May 25 M/Th 5pm-9pm SCC $959
Mar 20 - May 31
M/W
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ONLINE FEATURE:
FITNESS/PERSONAL TRAINER
Spartanburg Community College has partnered with W.I.T.S.
to bring these blended certification and online continuing
education courses to health and fitness professionals. World
Instructor Training Schools (W.I.T.S.) has been training and
certifying fitness professionals in partnership with educational
institutions for over 21 years.
These courses are designed for those interested in enhancing
their skills, meeting continuing education requirements for
recertification, earning new nationally-recognized certifications,
and gaining the business acumen to either take a management
role or pursue entrepreneurship opportunities within the fitness
industry.
Over 50 courses are available including Business Success for
Fitness Professionals, Fitness Management, Older Adult Fitness
Foundations, Nutritional Concepts, Lifestyle Fitness Coaching,
Promotion and Sales Basics, and Developing Your Business
Strategy.
View courses and register today! www.sccsc.edu/ce-online
Training – Customized for Your Needs
CCE will customize courses for your business to promote
workforce development and meet your business challenges.
Contact a Program Director for more information:
Manufacturing Kenny Parker | [email protected]
Healthcare Josh Kingsmore | [email protected]
Business & Industry Nannette Bongiovi | [email protected]
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Industrial, Trades & Manufacturing
CCE offers online courses, too! You can find these top ten industrial related selections and
hundreds more at www.sccsc.edu/ce-online.
Top Ten
ONLINE
courses
• Biofuel Production Operations
• Manufacturing Applications
•Carpentry
• Manufacturing Fundamentals
• Certified Protection Officer
• Principles of Green Building
• Freight Broker/Agent Training
• Solar Power Professional
•HVAC
• Wastewater Treatment
Unemployed, downsized, or seeking a
more rewarding and challenging job or
career? Even when the unemployment
rate is high, a study by the National
Association of Manufacturers indicates
that 80 percent of manufacturers
cannot find enough qualified applicants
to fill job openings. Get qualified!
CONSTRUCTION
Admin Section for South
Carolina Building Code
This workshop, taught by a licensed SC
Building Code Official and Inspector who
holds an electrical contractor license, will
provide a review of the SC code of laws
pertaining to the residential building and
contractor licensing codes. 3 course hours.
Jan 23 M
Mar 13 M
5:30-8:30pm SCC $49
5:30-8:30pm TRC $49
Construction Cost Estimating
This course will teach you how to
effectively master today’s best practices
for estimating building construction
projects. Topics covered include examples
of estimating portions of the building that
many General Contractors perform and a
thorough coverage of the use of specialty
subcontractors. You will also learn how
to estimate equipment cost, electrical,
plumbing (including fire sprinklers), and
HVAC. This course is targeted to anyone
in the construction industry, construction
consultants, or current employees
within a construction management firm.
Required text (not included in tuition):
Estimating in Building Construction, 8th
Edition, be Peterson & Dagostino, ISBN13:9780133431162. 3 course hours
Apr 24 - May 24
M/W 5:30-8:30pm
TRC
NCCER Core Curriculum
This National Center for Construction
Education and Research (NCCER) program
will provide you with the basic skills
necessary to work in both the construction
and trades environments. Completion
of this course is required before taking
additional NCCER trade specific programs.
Key content includes: Basic Safety,
Introduction to Construction Math,
Introduction to Hand Tools, Introduction to
Power Tools, Construction Drawings, Basic
Rigging, Basic Communication Skills, Basic
Employability Skills, and Material Handling.
Tuition includes the NCCER Core Curriculum
book, hard hat, safety goggles, safety
gloves, and ear protection devices.
80 course hours
Jan 23 - Apr 12
M/W 5:30-8:30pm
$1349
Solar Panel Installer I
This 105 hour renewable energy Solar
Photovoltaic (PV) program is designed
to prepare individuals with little or no
construction experience to be entry
level solar PV panel installers. This 105
contact hour course, includes OSHA 10
Construction, First Aid and 42 hours of
hands-on lab activities designed to give
you authentic opportunities to mount,
install, configure and test the voltage and
amperage in a solar array. You will also learn
how to install a pitched roof racking system
for residential installations and a ballast
racking system for commercial roofs and
solar farms. Participants must have a high
school diploma or GED, be able to lift and
carry 50 pounds, and have a valid driver’s
license. Materials are included. 105 course
hours.
Feb 20 - Mar 10
M-F 9am-4:30pm
$399
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TRC
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ELECTRICAL TRAINING
Electrical Installation for 1 & 2
Family Dwelling: Part 1
This first course in a two part series will
provide you with an understanding of the
phases of planning and calculations of
residential one and two family dwellings.
This course, taught by a licensed SC
Building Code Official and Inspector who
holds an electrical contractor license,
will benefit the electrician, design
professional, construction supervisor, and
homeowner to understand the theory
and practical requirements of residential
electrical construction. Required Text: 2015
International Residential Code for Oneand Two-Family Dwellings 1st Edition by
International Code Council (not included in
tuition). 30 course hours
Jan 30 - Mar 1
M/W 5:30-8:30pm
TRC
$399
Electrical Installation for 1 & 2
Family Dwelling: Part 2
This second course in a two part series will
provide you with a further understanding
of the phases of planning and calculations
of residential one and two family dwellings.
This course, taught by a licensed SC
Building Code Official and Inspector who
holds an electrical contractor license,
will benefit the electrician, design
professional, construction supervisor, and
homeowner to understand the theory
and practical requirements of residential
electrical construction. Required Text: 2015
International Residential Code for Oneand Two-Family Dwellings 1st Edition by
International Code Council (not included in
tuition). 30 course hours
Mar 27 - Apr 26
M/W 5:30-8:30pm
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Industrial, Trades & Manufacturing
HOME TECHNOLOGY
CEDIA (Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association) Workshops
CEDIA was founded in 1989 by a group of professionals dedicated to the advancement of the up-and-coming electronic systems
industry. CEDIA Certification is what consumers should look for when selecting a home technology professional. It but is also helps
consumers easily identify a qualified home technology professional from those who have not been properly trained or have not taken
the extra steps to validate their education and training through certification. CEDIA Professional Certification quantifies and qualifies
the level of knowledge an individual possesses and how well they have learned to apply the training to their work. CEDIA Certified
Professionals are required to maintain their certification status through continuing education. The CEIDA requirement to earn
continuing education units demonstrates that the certified professional is committed to maintaining the highest quality
standards for performance. Earn your required CEUs by attending any or all of the following CEDIA workshops. Each course is
1 course hour.
Understanding Today’s Home
Technology and Infrastructure Options
There are many available options related
to technology for today’s savvy clients,
and this Custom Electronics Design and
Installation Association (CEDIA) workshop
will help you through the myriad of choices.
You will walk away with a comprehensive
overview of current home technologies
available in today’s connected homes. The
in-depth discussion will include wired vs.
wireless, integrated systems-what they
are and how they work-and engaging a
trained electronic systems professional. This
overview will also help you plan for proper
wiring infrastructure and other electronic
systems.
Jan 24
Tu
6:30-7:30pm
SCC
$19
Using Technology Systems to
Help Homeowners Live a Greener Life
A “green home” extends beyond recycling
and energy efficiency; people today
want to live a greener lifestyle. In this this
Custom Electronics Design and Installation
Association (CEDIA) workshop, you will
discuss components of “living green” and
how using technology can actually help
you live a greener life. Additionally, you
will discuss the ways control systems can
improve durability and enhance health
and comfort of a home and its occupants
through HVAC, lighting and lighting control,
automated shading, smart appliances, and
water usage. You will also discuss how a
cooperative mentality among trades in the
design and building process can help you
achieve your “green goals.”
Feb 16
Th
6:30-7:30pm
SCC
$19
Dedicated Theater Design
What is a home theater? This may sound
like a simple question, but is it? In this this
Custom Electronics Design and Installation
Association (CEDIA) workshop, you will
come away with a very distinct definition
of what a home theater is-and what it
isn’t! Discussions will also include basic
acoustical physics, common mistakes in
designing theaters, as well as specific design
considerations related to video, lighting,
electrical, and safety and comfort. This
workshop will provide guidance related to
what goes in the room-from equipment,
to wall treatments, to seating-and provide
practical solutions to problems associated
with home theater design and construction.
You will also learn the importance of
engaging a trained, qualified professional
early in the design and build process.
Disguise & Hide: The Art of
Hiding Technology
Home electronics should integrate
seamlessly into a home’s design and
décor. This Custom Electronics Design and
Installation Association (CEDIA) workshop
reviews the three-pronged approach to
hiding technology - advance planning,
design philosophy, and product selection
- which are available for minimizing the
visual impact of electronics without
compromising performance. Specific
challenges and recommendations related to
hiding video displays, projectors, speakers,
controls, cameras, and equipment racks among others - will be addressed. You will
learn about innovative and creative ways
to lessen the visual impact of electronics
by making them low-profile, hidden or
camouflaged, or even invisible!
Mar 14
Apr 13
SCC Corporate & Community Education
6:30-7:30pm
SCC
$19
Wiring Requirements to Support
Electronic Systems
Supporting the multitude of technologies
found in today’s connected homes requires
planning, specialized installation, and a solid infrastructure in place. This Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association
(CEDIA) workshop will discuss the trends
and future technologies and their impact on
today’s homes, as well as covering the basic
infrastructure requirements needed to support these technologies so they perform at
maximum capacity. At the end of this workshop, you will be able to define the components of a structured wiring system and list
the benefits that correctly installed systems
offer to meet technology needs. THere will
also be a discussion related to partnering
with a trained electronics professional in the
planning and installation of these complex
systems.
Mar 30
28
Tu
Th
6:30-7:30pm
January-April 2017
SCC
Th
6:30-7:30pm
SCC
$19
Technology for Outdoor Spaces
Today’s homes have technology everywhere
- inside and out! This market has grown
beyond simple audio and video options.
This Custom Electronics Design and
Installation Association (CEDIA) workshop
will provide design and build partners
with a familiarity with outdoor technology
options and how the environment (both
weather, location, and terrain) influences
outdoor technology choices. You will also
discuss the infrastructure, and equipment
needs and options to ensure a successful
project! Real-world examples will be
provided to ensure you understand how
these principles are relevant to any project
that includes an outdoor component.
Apr 25
Tu
6:30-7:30pm
SCC
$19
$19
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Industrial, Trades & Manufacturing
Welding Refresher
Are you looking to refresh your welding skills? Have you graduated from a welding
Our Home Inspection Training Courses, devel- program and received a diploma, certificate or general technology degree? If so, this
oped in conjunction with American Home Inspec- refresher course will give you 20 hours of practice in our welding lab. You must provide
tors Training Institute, offer you the best in nation- your own welding materials for this class. 20 course hours
ally certified home inspection training. Choose
Classes are offered mornings 9am - 3pm M-Th or evenings at SCC for $109.
from our Master Classroom or distance learning
You may register at any time during the term by calling (864) 592-4900.
courses. Study materials will provide you with a
step-by-step process for executing a complete,
thorough, professional home inspection and
LOGISTICS
producing a professional home inspection report.
These courses also include valuable information Certified Logistics Technician (CLT)
on how to successfully start up, market, and build Logistics is one of the largest employment sectors in the U.S. according to the Bureau
your home inspection business so you are earning of Labor Statistics. In this 74-hour course, you will learn the foundational knowledge
income as quickly as possible. 30 course hours.
to be competent as an entry level front line material handler. Blended with training
of textbook, e-learning and instructor the class covers: Global Supply Chain Logistics
Master Classroom Class:
life cycle Inventory Control Safety principles Safe handling of hazardous materials
March 10-12 Quality control principles Order processing and packaging shipment Evaluation of
F/Sa/Su 8am-6pm SCC $1795
transportation modes Product receiving and storage Students are assessed for two
credentials: Foundational-level Certified Logistics Associate (CLA*) certificate and
For more information or to register, call AHIT at
800-441-9411 or visit ahit.com/affiliates/sccsc/
Mid-level Certified Logistics Technician (CLT) certification from nationally recognized
classroom.cfm.
Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) **Registration cutoff is 1 week before
class start date. Pre-requisites: Basic computer skills, 10th grade Reading and Language
level, 8th grade math level. Tuition includes: Textbooks and 2 assessment tests.
74 course hours
INDUSTRIAL
HOME INSPECTORS
Forklift Training
Be on the move and learn a new skill that will
increase your opportunities in the workforce.
You will learn the correct care and use of forklift
equipment. You will be trained using OSHA’s
Powered Industrial Truck Standard (OSHA
Standard (1910.178), forklift design limitations,
use in material handling, pre-operation check,
operator skills, and accident prevention. Class
provides hands-on operation for sit-down forklift.
You will receive a 3-year certification in forklift
safety, preventative maintenance, and driving/
operation skills. Certification is for sit-down and
stand-up forklift operation. You must be at least
18 years of age. Closed toe shoes are required
during class. 4 course hours
Jan 20F8am-12pmSCC$139
Feb 3F8am-12pmSCC$139
Feb 17F8am-12pmTRC$139
Mar 3F8am-12pmSCC$139
Mar 17F8am-12pmSCC$139
Mar 31 F 8am-12pm CCC $139
Apr 14F8am-12pmSCC$139
Apr 28F8am-12pmSCC$139
Mar 20 - 31
M-F
8am-4pm
SCC
SAFETY
Arc Flash NFPA 70-E
Arc Flash training according to OSHA and NFPA 70E applies to employees who work on
or near exposed energized electrical conductors or circuit parts. This course satisfies
the every three year training requirement mandated by OSHA and NFPA 70E.
You will learn about shock protection based on three levels of approach boundaries,
arc flash protection based on hazard risk categories, incident energy, personal
protective equipment, and arc flash boundaries.
This course is for electrical maintenance personnel, operators, troubleshooters,
electricians, engineers, supervisors, site safety personnel, or anyone exposed to
energized equipment of 50 volts or more.
Includes updated information from the 2015 NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in
the Workplace. 5 course hours
Apr 4
Tu
8am-1pm TRC
$229
OSHA 10 Safety
The OSHA Outreach Training Program for General Industry will provide you training
on hazard awareness and the safety and health hazards in workplaces in general
industry. The program also provides information regarding workers’ rights and
employer responsibilities. Through this program taught by an OSHA authorized
trainer, you will earn an OSHA 10-hour card. The course includes Introduction to OSHA,
Walking and Working Surfaces, Electrical Safety, Hazard Communication, Fire Safety,
Personal Protective Equipment, and other topics. This is a voluntary program and does
not meet training requirements for any OSHA standards. You must attend all sessions
to earn the 10-hour card. 10 course hours
Mar 15 & 16 W
8am-3pm
Th 8am-12pm TRC
SCC Corporate & Community Education
$1899
January-April 2017
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$279
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Easy to Register:
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Have you ever waited for a class only to find it canceled?
By Phone: Use your credit/debit card at (864) 592-4900 or
toll free 1-(877)-592-4408.
Have you later discovered a friend who wanted to take it
too, but hadn’t registered?
In person at any of our campus locations
Here are two ways to help keep your selected class on
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A WORD ABOUT WAITING . . .
Spartanburg Community College,
Corporate & Community Education
P.O. Box 4386
Spartanburg, SC 29305
Fax completed registration with credit/debit card information to (864) 592-4609
Please read the following information carefully
before completing SCC CCE Registration.
1. Register Early - do it today! Each class has a
minimum required enrollment. Once that number is
reached, the class is a “go.”
2. If you find a class you like, encourage a friend to
join you. Sometimes two or three people make the
difference between “Go” and “Cancel.” So the word
about waiting is “DON’T.”
DON’T WAIT! REGISTER NOW!
Cost/Tuition Fees: CCE Tuition fees must be paid in full when
registering for a class.
Registration Fee: The tuition fee includes a $3 non-refundable
registration fee per class.
Refund Policy: If you cannot attend a course as planned, you must
inform Spartanburg Community College Corporate & Community
Education Division in writing at [email protected] at least 5
business days prior to the first day of class in order to receive
a refund less the $3 enrollment fee. If you cancel registration
without providing 5 days notice of start date, refund will be less
$25 administrative fee ($28 total). No refunds will be issued after
the first day of class. Spartanburg Community College reserves the
right to change class locations, schedules, fees, instructors when
necessary. Full tuition is refunded if courses are cancelled by SCC.
Live Support: Registration staff is ready to help you during
business hours. Click the Live Support graphic link on our home
page at www.sccsc.edu/cce.
Inclement Weather: Listen to your local radio station or visit our
website. Decisions will be made for day classes by 6 a.m. and for
evening classes by 3 p.m.
Where Classes Meet: Confirmations will be sent via mail or
email and will include directions to the appropriate campus at
Spartanburg Central Campus, Tyger River Campus in Duncan,
Cherokee Campus in Gaffney, Spartanburg Downtown Campus or
Union Advanced Technology Center.
Books and Supplies: The cost of textbooks and supplies for most
CCE courses is NOT included in the registration fee. Most books and
supplies are available at the SCC Book Inn in the Dan Lee Terhune
Student Services Building. If you are unsure about your books and/
or materials, contact our office at (864) 592-4900 or toll free at
(877) 592-4408.
Tuition Assistance
Tuition assistance for qualified unemployed or displaced
workers may be available through:
SC Works
Spartanburg County (864) 764-1966
Cherokee County (864) 902-1150
Union County (864) 427-4119
Smart Jobs for Spartanburg County Residents:
SCC central campus in Spartanburg
Student Services Building, Suite 174
(864) 592-4953 or (864) 592-4820
Piedmont Community Action
Spartanburg:
300 S. Daniel Morgan Ave.
(864) 585-8183
Cherokee County:
1004 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney, SC
(864) 489-3163
Veteran Scholarships Forever
Contact Robert Leslie at
[email protected] or (864) 592-4910
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Your Brain at Work
CCE Open House Fridays
One-hour information sessions from 9-10am
Productivity and Stress Management Symposium
Discover how you can
improve your focus,
memory, decisionmaking, emotional
intelligence and other
brain capacities critical
to managing workplace stress and distractions
for increased productivity. You don’t want to
miss this one-day symposium. Special rates
available - see page 18 for more information.
You are invited to attend one of
our Open House Fridays in 2017.
You will learn about the different
non-credit continuing education
programs, courses and services
available to you. You will also
learn about scholarships such as
Workforce Scholarships, Smart
Jobs, and Veteran Scholarships
Forever (veterans and spouses).
View schedule at www.sccsc.edu/cce-openhouse
No registration required.
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