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Excel 2016 – Basics – Oct.

with Dorothy Prescott

Oct

October 15th to November 19th, 2019

$98 More Info

Widely used in office settings, knowledge of Excel 2016 will enhance employment possibilities. This course teaches the basic setup and use of spreadsheets to new users, or can be taken by Excel users wishing to refresh their skills. Included are editing and formatting of cells and the use of basic formulas. This is a Tuesday evening class.

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CRMA Certified Residential Medication Assistant

with TBD TBD

Nov

November 8th to December 13th, 2019

$335 More Info

This 40 hour CRMA course includes classroom, with clinical available after successful completion of classroom. All students must complete clinical, either with our instructor or arranged through your facility. Successful students will be certified to administer oral medications to residents in state-licensed assisted living facilities. Certification is valid for two years. Clinical component is an additional $125 cost if done with the MCST instructor. Please call 596-7752 option 3 for an application. This is a daytime Friday course.

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Computer Essentials – Basics – Sept.

with Teresa Johnson

Sep

September 23rd to October 28th, 2019

$88 More Info

Efficient use of technology in a home or work setting requires basic knowledge in several areas: the PC operating system, software applications (Microsoft Office), file management, and storage options for photos and documents. In this class, you will learn about the Windows operating system and its tools, and how to manage software, files, and folders. We will explore basic word processing using MS Word 2016 and learn about spreadsheets with Excel 2016. This is a Monday evening class.

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Welding – Fabrication

with Alex Fowles

Dec

December 7th, 2019

$120 More Info

You’ve taken a welding class…now it’s time to tackle that home project! Join us for “rent-a-booth” Saturday and put those skills into practice—bring your own project and materials. Projects will be “carry in, carry out.” All projects and additional materials must be vetted at least one week in advance through the instructor(s).

Previous welding instruction and experience is required. Prepare to pay extra for materials the instructor anticipates you'll need.

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Build a Collaborative Environment at Work or at Home

with Mariah Klapatch

Oct

October 21st to 23rd, 2019

$48 More Info

This course covers recognizing defenses in self, employing collaborative tools applicable to any environment. Build success for all involved through active listening skills, empathy, increased self-awareness, and effective communication. Learn how to reduce defensiveness and increase positive collaboration. This is a two-session class; Monday and Wednesday evening.

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Welding – TIG

with Tom Brungardt

Nov

November 5th to December 19th, 2019

$355 More Info

This 36 hour (GTAW) course is for students with some training in STICK or MIG. TIG is most commonly usedto weld thin sections of stainless steel and light metals. It is the most difficult of all types of welding but can give you clean, strong, x-ray quality welds when mastered. Students will learn proper techniques for flat fillet welding with carbon steel using the GTAW process. Safety is covered in the first two sessions; math tutorial available. This is a Tuesday and Thursday evening course.

Students must complete an easy application form, and provide their own protective eye wear, steel-toed footwear and welding gloves.