Activity Coordinator -
NB
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This 72
hour course is designed to prepare individuals to seek employment in long
term care settings. Involved in the course studies will be therapeutic
activities and leadership skills with preparation for the aged and mental health
conditions with activity applications.
Date and time TBA
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TBA
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Administrative
Assistant
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This
program was developed to prepare individuals for a position as an
Administrative Assistant position. It will assist individuals with
professional excellence among clerical and office staff with topics including
professional image, goal setting, business communications, office politics,
team building, telephone professionalism, time and stress management, working
with multiple supervisors, problem solving, and project management.
Textbook
Required: None
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Jun5-Aug13
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Sa
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9-1pm
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Havelock
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$60
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Jun2-Aug3
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W
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6pm-10pm
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New
Bern
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$60
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Auto Safety Inspection
- NB
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This
course is for individuals in the automotive repair field who perform N.C.
Auto Safety Inspections. The course is for initial certification as well as
renewal of certificates required to perform safety inspections on vehicles in
North Carolina.
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Jul12-Jul14
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TTh
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6 to 10
pm
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C-122
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$50
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Sep13-Sep15
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TTh
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6 to 10
pm
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C-122
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$50
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Bank
Teller Training
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|
This
course will prepare students for an entry level career with a financial
institution. You will be trained in balancing operations, handling cash,
customer relations, banking operations, motivation and self-confidence,
professional conduct and dress, and security procedures.
Textbook
Required: None
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Jun6-Aug29
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M
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6-9pm
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Havelock
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$60
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Bartending
|
This
course prepares you for a career in the professional art of Mixology. It
will emphasize the ABC requirements, liabilities, employment opportunities,
and the use of wines, glassware and drink recipes.
Textbook
Required: None
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Jun21-Aug16
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T
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6-10pm
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Havelock
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$60
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# Blueprint Reading: Mechanical - NB
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This
co-curriculum course introduces the basic principles of blueprint reading. Topics
include line types, orthographic projections, dimensioning methods and notes.
Students completing this course
should be able to interpret basic blueprints and visualize part features. Textbook available in campus bookstore.
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May23-Aug3
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M/W
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6-8:30pm
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C-118
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$55
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CPR
for Educators & Professionals
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|
This
course provides appropriate training for American Heart Association CPR
certification for educators as well as anyone else needing this certification
for their occupation. The NC Community College System has designated this
program as fee exempt for elementary and secondary education teacher for this
course.
Textbook
Required: American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR – Item # NJ70-2045
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Jun16
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Th
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9-1pm
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Havelock
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$50
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CPR
for Healthcare Providers
|
|
This
course provides appropriate training for American Heart Association
Healthcare Provider CPR certification.
Textbook
Required: American Heart Association Fundamentals of BLS for Healthcare
Providers – Item # NJ70-2047
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Jun3
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F
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9-6pm
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Havelock
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$50
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CPR-Heart
Saver Instructor Training
|
|
This
course provides appropriate training for American Heart Association CPR
instructors. It teaches all aspects of the program and qualifies them to be
a certified CPR Instructor. Pre-requisite – must be American Heart
Association CPR certified.
Textbook
Required: 2 books
American
Heart Association Basic Life Support Instructor Manual – Item # NJ70-2048
American
Heart Association Fundamentals of BLS for Healthcare Providers – Item
#JN70-2047
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Jul16-Jul23
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Sa
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9-6pm
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Havelock
|
$50
|
|
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Defensive Driving Course (DDC4) - NB
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|
This
course is co-requisite requirement for DOT Certification as a vehicle escort
operator. Course offered at The Driving School. No text.
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|
May13
|
F
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9am-1pm
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TDS
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$50
|
|
Jun10
|
F
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9am-1pm
|
TDS
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$50
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Jul8
|
F
|
9am-1pm
|
TDS
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$50
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Aug12
|
F
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9am-1pm
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TDS
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$50
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# Drafting / CAD I - NB
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|
This
co-curriculum introduces basic drafting skills, equipment and applications. Topics
include sketching, measurement, lettering, dimensioning, geometric
construction, orthographic projections and pictorials, drawings, section and
auxiliary views. Upon completion, students should be able to understand and
apply basic drawing principles and practices.
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May26-Jun24
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M-F
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9-10:30am
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F-118
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$60d
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Effective
Teacher Training
|
|
This
course is designed to prepare individuals for a position as a substitute
teacher.
Textbook
Required: None
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|
Jun27-Jul1
|
M/T/W/Th/F
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9-2:30pm
|
Havelock
|
$60
|
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5Jul-26Jul
|
T/W/Th
|
9am-12:00pm
|
New
Bern
|
$55
|
|
12Jul-11Aug
|
T/Th
|
6:30-9:30pm
|
New
Bern
|
$55
|
|
|
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|
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EKG - NB
|
|
This
course is designed to study the anatomy and physiology of the heart and EKG
equipment. Upon successful completion of the course, the student can qualify
to take the national certification exam through ASPT, American Society of
Phlebotomy.
|
|
Jun6-Jul19
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M/T
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6-9pm
|
G-117
|
$60
|
|
Jun7-Aug9
|
T
|
10am-2pm
|
G-112
|
$60
|
|
Aug8-Sep20
|
M/T
|
6-9pm
|
G-117
|
$60
|
Oct4-Nov15
|
M/T
|
6-9pm
|
G-117
|
$60
|
|
|
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|
|
|
Electrical Contractor’s License Preparation/Renewal - NB
|
|
This
10-hour program provides preparation for the North Carolina State Board of
Electrical Contractors’ exams through a step-by-step study of the National
Electrical Codes and the North Carolina General Statutes. Instruction
includes calculations and installation practices for the electrical trade. Participants
will need copy of the NEC 2005 Code and calculator. Text is available
in campus bookstore.
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|
Jun6-Jul11
|
M
|
6-8pm
|
C-115
|
$50
|
|
|
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|
Entrepreneur
Training
*Kauffman
Foundation Entrepreneur Training
|
|
This
course is for entrepreneurs that want to experience the knowledge and skills
required for venture creation. An innovation in course offering
incorporating visual, audio, and online video learning modes. The blending
of this rich on-line content with a classroom and lab environment, in
addition to visits by outside business people enables new entrepreneurs to
effectively learn and practice the knowledge and skills required to
successfully plan a new business. Participants can also seek funding for
their plans at the Small Business Center.
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|
August
2005
|
|
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|
# Federal Income Taxes - NB
|
|
This co-curriculum
class provides an overview of federal income taxes for individuals,
partnerships and corporation. Topics include tax law, electronic research
and methodologies and the use of technology for the preparation of individual
and business tax returns. Students completing this course should be able to
analyze basic tax scenarios, research applicable tax laws, and complete
federal tax returns for individuals, partnerships and corporations.
|
|
May23-Aug5
|
M-F
|
11am-12:45pm
|
F-146
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
#
Financial Accounting Principles - NB
|
|
This
co-curriculum class introduces decision-making accounting information
systems. Emphasis is placed on analyzing, summarizing, reporting and
interpreting financial information. Students completing this course should
be able to prepare financial statements, understand the role of financial
information in decision-making and address ethical considerations.
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|
May23-Aug5
|
M-F
|
9-10:30am
|
F-146
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
First
Aide Heart Saver for Educators & Professionals
|
|
This
course was developed to provide First Aide Heart Saver training by an
American Heart Association Instructor for educators as well as any other
individual requiring this type of certification for their occupation. This
course will teach basic first-aid principles, procedures for minor to major
injuries. The NC Community College System has designated this program as
fee exempt for elementary and secondary education teacher for this course.
Textbook
Required: American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid – ISBN # 0874934168
|
|
Jun10
|
F
|
9-1pm
|
Havelock
|
$50
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
GIS
(Geographic Information Systems) Operations for Professionals
|
|
This
program was developed to provide training in GIS a geographic information
system that allows a user to create dynamic digital and technically accurate
maps depicting the physical environment, man-made infrastructure,
demographics, and political composition of chosen areas. The course will
allow students to familiarize themselves with basic geography; access
geographic information that can be used to create digital maps; see patterns
and geographic relationships to gain insights, solve problems and achieve new
results; and effectively employ these technically accurate maps.
Textbook
Required: Pending
|
|
Jun1-Jun29
|
W
|
6-9pm
|
Havelock
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
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|
Ground School for Pilots - NB
|
|
This
60-hour classroom course includes study of aerospace history, weather,
navigation, instruments, pre-flight planning, computer and wind
triangulation, regulations, radio communications, the aviation field and
procedures necessary to become a safe pilot. Classes are oriented toward the latest material available from the
Federal Aviation Agency (FAA). Students
completing this course are prepared to pass the required FAA written
examination. Text materials include the
Jeppesen Private Pilot Kit. Class offered at Craven Regional Airport (CRA)
through Tradewind Aviation.
|
|
Jun7-Aug11
|
T/Th
|
6-9pm
|
CRA
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
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|
Group
Fitness Instructor Training
|
|
Upon
completion of this program, students will be trained to instruct a group of
individuals in a fitness routine. Students will learn the aerobic exercise
technique and how to design an effective fitness plan.
Textbook
Required: Pending
|
|
Jun6-Aug3
|
M/W
|
6-9pm
|
Havelock
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
HVAC Continuing
Education - NB
|
|
These
three, two-hour courses satisfy the N.C. Board of Examiners requirement for
Heating and Air professionals requiring six hours of Continuing Education
annually. Classes consist of two-hour blocks starting at 8am (Code relating
to HVAC System Design), 10am (Code Relating to HVAC System Installation) and
1-pm (HVAC Problems and Solutions).
|
|
Jul30
|
Sa
|
8am-1pm
|
G-116
|
$50
|
|
|
|
#
HVAC – Air Conditioning/Heating/Refrigeration-HVACR Electricity - NB
|
|
This
co-curriculum course introduces electricity as it applies to HVACR equipment.
Emphasis is placed on power sources, interaction of electrical components,
wiring of simple circuits and the use of electrical test equipment. Students
completing this course should be able to demonstrate good wiring practices
and the ability to read simple wiring diagrams.
|
|
24May-4Aug
|
T/Th
|
8-11:15am
|
C-120
|
$50
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# HVAC – Air Conditioning/Heating/Refrigeration-Heating
Technology - NB
|
|
This
co-curriculum course covers the fundamentals of oil, gas and electric heating
systems. Topics include safety, tools and instrumentation, system operating
characteristics, installation techniques, efficiency testing, and electrical
power and control systems. Students completing this course should be able to
explain the basic heating systems and describe the major components of a
heating system. Textbook is available in campus bookstore.
|
|
May23-Aug5
|
M/W/F
|
6-9pm
|
C-120
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Human Resources Management - NB
|
This
co-curriculum course introduces the personnel functions of human resource
management within an organization. Topics include equal opportunity and the
legal environment, recruitment and selection, performance appraisal, employee
development, compensation planning and employee relations. Students
completing this course should be able to anticipate and resolve human
resource problems. Textbook available in campus bookstore.
|
May26-Jun24
|
M-F
|
10am-12noon
|
F-104
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Instrumentation Rating for Pilots - NB
|
|
This 60-hour course is designed to advance the Private
Pilot student to an instrument rating status. This is a classroom course
with arrangements available for the Instrument Rating examination made at the
end of the class for those wishing to take it. Class offered at Craven
Regional Airport (CRA).
|
Jun6-Aug15
|
M/W
|
6-9pm
|
CRA
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
|
Insurance License Preparation - Life & Health - NB
|
|
Offered under the approval of the NC Department of
Insurance, this 40-hour course prepares and certifies persons to sit for the
State’s Licensing Examination as a life and health insurance agent. Topics
include types of insurance and policies, annuities, policy provisions and
relevant NC statutes and regulations. Textbook is Life & Health
Concepts, 18th Edition, available in campus bookstore.
|
May19-May29
|
Th/Sa/Su
|
Th
– 6-10pm
|
B-200
|
$60
|
|
|
Sa/Su
– 8am-5pm
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Insurance License Preparation - NC Medicare & Long-term Care -
NB
|
|
Offered under the approval of the NC Department of
Insurance, this 12-hour course prepares persons to sit for the State’s
licensing examination as a long-term care insurance agent. Topics include
types of insurance and relevant NC statues and regulations. Persons seeking
license as a Medicare/LTC agent must also hold current license as a Life
& Health agent. Textbook is North Carolina Medicare
Supplement/Long-Term Care Insurance, available in campus bookstore.
|
Jun10-Jun12
|
Th/Sa
|
Th
– 6-10pm
|
B-200
|
$55
|
|
|
|
|
|
Law and Administration – Code Enforcement - NB
|
|
This 16-hour course provides an overview of the
government and legal systems within which every code enforcement official
works, and also satisfies the training requirements to gain admission to the
State qualifying exams. Students furnish their own text and materials: Legal
Aspects of Building Code Enforcement (available from the Institute of
Government at 919-966-4119), Volume IA of the Building Code and Rules
and Regulations North Carolina Administrative Code, Title 11, Chapter 8,
Sections .0500-.0800 from Department of Insurance @ 919-661-5880x254.
|
Jul15-Jul17
|
F/Sa/Su
|
F –
7-9pm
|
G-117
|
$55
|
|
|
Sa/Su
– 8am-5pm
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Lead Safe Work Practices Training - NB
|
This
course is designed to train individuals who will be responsible for removal
and disposition of lead-based paint. Emphasis is placed on building occupant
and public protection for target housing and child occupied facilities. Topics
include removal and disposition techniques, use of personal protective
equipment and engineering controls related to safe handling lead removal and
disposition. This course meets the guidelines established by the State of
North Carolina and is approved by the NC Department of Heath and Human
Services – Heath Hazards Control Branch. Required for those working on
federally funded rehab projects, and those renovating homes erected prior to
1978.
|
Jul29
|
F
|
9-5pm
|
G-113
|
$50
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Lean Manufacturing Introduction - NB
|
This
course is designed to introduce the principles and concepts of lean
manufacturing including but not limited to KAIZEN, 5s, value stream mapping,
Takt time, Paka-yoke, pull systems, line balancing and Kanban. Students
participate in simulations of old and new lean manufacturing practices. Persons
completing this course should be able to compare old and lean practices with
respect to total production, time-to-make first unit, rework, scrap and
work-in-progress.
|
Jun7-Jun14
|
M
|
6-9pm
|
C-116
|
$50
|
|
|
|
|
|
Manicurist/Nail
Technology Course - NB
|
|
This
course provides training in trimming, filing, shaping, decorating, and arm
and hand massage; sculpture and artificial nails; pedicuring; manicuring; the
procedures and methods of sanitation, and the study of bacteriology including
communicable diseases and the requirements of “The Pure Food and Drug Law of
creams and lotions. A kits and materials are required for this class. The
class prepares students for all the requirements mandated by the NC State
Cosmetology Board.
|
|
1Aug-11Jan
|
M-Th
|
6pm-10pm
|
D-124
|
$65
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Medical
Office Terminology - NB
|
|
This
course is an introduction to the study of the structure of medical words and
terms. Emphasis is placed on spelling and defining commonly used prefixes,
suffixes, and their combined forms. Program content covers the basic human
anatomy and physiology for all systems, medical terms and names of major
diseases including terms used in physical exams, operative procedures and
diagnosis.
|
|
Jun7-Sep6
|
T
|
9-1pm
|
G-113
|
$60
|
|
Jun7-Sep27
|
T
|
6-9pm
|
New
Bern
|
$60
|
|
NC REAL
Entrepreneurship - NB
|
|
The
REAL (Rural Entrepreneurship through Action Learning) course provides
techniques, strategies, knowledge, and confidence for individuals to create
employment for themselves and others, without having to leave their own
communities, by developing small businesses. It takes you from of the
concept of the idea, to the development of a professional business plan to
present to financial institutions for start-up opportunities.
|
|
7Jun-1Aug
|
T
|
6pm-9pm
|
New
Bern
|
$60
|
|
|
|
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|
Notary
Public
|
|
The
purpose of this class is to educate students who wish to become a Notary
Public with the history, laws, forms, qualifications and procedures relevant
to a notary’s duties. This course is required for anyone interested in
becoming a North Carolina Notary Public for the first time.
Textbook
Required: NC State Notary Public Guide
|
|
Jun11
|
Sa
|
9-4pm
|
Havelock
|
$50
|
|
Jul23
|
Sa
|
9-4pm
|
Havelock
|
$50
|
|
Jun7-Jun9
|
T/Th
|
6pm-9pm
|
New
Bern
|
$50
|
|
Ju12l-Jul14
|
T/Th
|
6pm-9pm
|
New
Bern
|
$50
|
|
Jul19-Jul21
|
T/Th
|
9am-12pm
|
New
Bern
|
$50
|
|
Aug9-Aug11
|
T/Th
|
6pm-9pm
|
New
Bern
|
$50
|
|
|
|
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|
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|
*Nurse
Aide I - NB
|
|
This
course introduces basic medical skills required to provide personal care for
patients in various healthcare settings. A skill/competency examination is
required for class and clinical settings. Upon successful completion of this
program, students may register with the NC Division of Facility
Services/Nurse Aide I Registry.
|
|
Jun20-Aug2
|
M/T/W/Th
|
8am-1pm
|
G-107
|
$65
|
|
Oct17-Dec12
|
M/T/W/Th
|
6pm-10pm
|
G-107
|
$65
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
*Nurse
Aide II - NB
|
|
This
course provides training in selected advanced nursing assistant procedures in
various medical settings with emphasis on sterile techniques and acute care
preparations.
Upon
successful completion of written and clinical requirements of this program
students may register with the NC Board of Nursing/NA II Registry.
Prerequisite:
High School Diploma/GED; statewide criminal background check; immunizations;
textbook Advanced Skills for Health Care Provider Delmar ISBN
0.7668.1437.8
|
|
Jul18-Sep26
|
M/T/W/Th
|
6-10pm
|
G-107
|
$65
|
|
Aug11-Oct6
|
M/T/W/Th
|
8-1pm
|
G-107
|
$65
|
|
|
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|
*Nurse
Aide I Refresher - NB
|
|
This
course provides previously registered NA I individuals with the opportunity
to renew their certification, if it has expired; or transfer from another state.
Upon completion of this program students may register with the NC Division of
Facility Services/NA I Registry.
Prerequisites:
Student must have documentation of previous certification training and
registration in NC within last 4 years; or other state for transfer of
current certification.
Textbook
Assisting in Long Term Care Delmar ISBN 0.7668.3479.4
|
|
Jun20-Jun29
|
M/T/W
|
1-5pm
|
G-107
|
$55
|
|
Aug3-Aug10
|
M/T/W
|
9-1pm
|
G-107
|
$55
|
|
|
|
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|
|
OSHA 10-hour Industry Standards - NB - ISC 130
|
|
This
course covers OSHA General Industry safety standards including Recordkeeping,
Personal Protective Equipment, Material Handling & Storage, Hand &
Power Tools, Electrical, Scaffolds, Fall Protection, Excavations, and
Stairways & Ladders.
|
|
May26-May27
|
W/Th/F
|
5:34-9:30pm
|
G-113
|
$50
|
|
|
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|
|
|
*Personal
Trainer
|
Upon
completion of this class, students will be prepared to sit for the American
Council on Exercise Personal Trainer certification examination (there is an
additional fee for this exam). Successful completion of this exam, leads to
national certification. To take the A.C.E. examination, students must be at
least 18 years of age, CPR certified and pay the required test registration
fee. Testing is available in Raleigh.
Textbook Required: ACE’s Personal Trainer Manual: The
Ultimate Resource for Fitness Professionals, third edition. Distributed by
ACE. The website is www.acefitness.org and phone number is
1-800-825-3636.
|
|
Jun7-Aug4
|
T/Th
|
6-9pm
|
Havelock
|
$60
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
*Pharmacy
Technician
|
Upon
successful completion of this program, students will be able to assist
pharmacists by filing prescriptions prescribed by health care professionals. Under
the supervision of a pharmacist, a pharmacy technician assists in various
activities that do not require the professional judgment of a pharmacist,
including maintaining patient records; setting up, packaging, and labeling
medication doses; and filling and dispensing routine orders for stock
supplies. This course also prepares students to take the national
certification exam, this is an option for students, there is a testing fee
paid to the National Association. Testing sites are in various areas around
the state.
Textbook
Required: Pharmacy Technician by Morton Publishing – ISBN #: 089582650X
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|
Jun2-Aug11
|
T/Th
|
6-9pm
|
Havelock
|
$60
|
|
Sep1-Dec8
|
Th
|
10am-2pm
|
Havelock
|
