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“Training students to pursue excellence in scholastics, work, and life.”

Saline County Career Center

Marshall Public Schools

900 West Vest

Marshall, MO 65340

Community Education

Spring 2017

Class Offerings

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QUICKBOOKS FOR

BEGINNERS Instructor: Kelly Dyer

HANDS ON workshop to learn the basics of

QuickBooks. This class targets businesses

that have little or no experience with Quick-

Books. Learn how to set up your company,

set up your chart of accounts, navigate

through QuickBooks, write checks, enter and

pay bills, enter transactions, tidbits and short-

cuts and much more!

Time: 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, March 2 Fee: $79 for 1 session Registration Deadline: Feb. 23

ADVANCED

QUICKBOOKS Instructor: Kelly Dyer

HANDS ON workshop to learn advanced

topics about QuickBooks. Learn how to cus-

tomize sales receipts and invoices, add custom

fields, customize and memorize reports and

transactions, export to Excel, reconcile

accounts and much more! This class targets

businesses that have experience using

QuickBooks.

Time: 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, March 9 Fee: $79 for 1 session

Registration Deadline: March 2

UNDERSTANDING FARM FINANCIAL STATEMENTS &

CASH FLOW Instructor: Kelly Dyer

In this class you will learn about the financial

management cycle, income statements, bal-

ance sheets ratio analysis, sources and uses of

cash, interpreting and ontrolling cash, cash

flow statements, the difference between profit

and cash, preparing a cash budget and break

even analysis. This isn’t theory, it’s practical

application for real farms—like yours!

Time: 1:00—5:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, January 26 Fee: $80 for 1 session

Registration Deadline: Jan. 19

STARTING & MANAGING A

SMALL BUSINESS

IN MISSOURI

Instructor: Kelly Dyer If you are thinking about starting a new busi-

ness, have been in business only a short time,

or would like to have an overview of starting

and managing a small business, this class will

introduce you to the business planning proc-

ess and assessing the business environment,

the different legal forms and government regu-lations and strategies to market a business.

Time: 8:30 a.m.—4:30 p.m. Date: Thursday, February 2 Fee: $79 for 1 session


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Class 1: UNDERSTANDING YOUR

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Instructor: Kelly Dyer

Business owners, managers, accountants, bank-

ers and consultants need to know how to turn

financial statements into useful management

tools. After attending this financial manage-

ment series you will be able to make better

business decisions based on good financial in-

formation. Class includes financial cycles, ac-

counting methods, formulas, ratios and much

more.

Time: 1:00 — 4:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, February 9 Fee: $60 for 1 session

Registration Deadline: Feb. 2

Class 2: ANALYZING &

MANAGING YOUR CASH FLOW Instructor: Kelly Dyer

We’ll take a close look at where cash comes

from in a small business, where it’s used in

day-to-day operations and how to identify and

correct cash flow problems. You’ll be able to

identify key information on cash flow state-

ments and be able to follow the path of cash as

it travels through your company.You’ll identify

cash flow strategies to use in your organiza-

tion, become familiar with the sources and

uses of cash ratios and the most common

“gobblers” of cash in any business.

Time: 1:00 — 4:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, February 16 Fee: $60 for 1 session


Class 3: PREDICTING YOUR

COMPANY’S CASH NEEDS Instructor: Kelly Dyer

This class is designed to teach you how to

create and use a cash budget to prepare for

future business performance. During this

course, you will learn to estimate future

sources and uses of cash. You will also learn

how to analyze your predictions to make

more informed decisions. At its conclusion,

you should be able to: forecast sales, receiv-

ables and expenses, use a cash budget to cre-

ate a month-by-month view and calculate

Break-Even, as it relates to business expan-

sions, workforce additions or capital expendi-

tures. Time: 1:00 — 4:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, February 23 Fee: $60 for 1 session


SUCCESSION PLANNING FOR THE BUSINESS OWNER Instructor: Kelly Dyer

Take Both QuickBooks Classes for $140

Many business owners have no exit strategy in the event of their disability, retire-

ment or death. This class will help you identify your goals, prioritize what you need

to do to prepare for the transition and put you on the path to developing a viable

succession plan for your company. Having a roadmap for the future is the best way

to ensure the survival of the business.

During this session we will use “case study” financials with Profit and Loss State-

ment and Balance Sheets to illustrate a quick “valuation”

and how it may apply to your business.

Time: 1:00—4:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, March 23 Fee: $60 for 1 session

Registration Deadline: March 16

FOCUS ON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERIES

(Take all 3 Classes for $165)

C L A S S E S W I L L N O T B E H E L D T H E F O L L O W I N G D A T E S :

J A N U A R Y 1 6 , F E B R U A R Y 2 0 , M A R C H 1 7 , 2 0 , 2 1 , A P R I L 1 4 & 1 7

EMERGENCY MEDICAL

TECHNICIAN Instructor: James Dugdale

Students completing this program will be

eligible for state licensure as an EMT and

will be qualified for employment in

hospital emergency departments and

ambulances. Students completing this

program will be eligible for state

licensure as EMT’s and will be qualified

for employment in hospital emergency

departments and on ambulances.

Content includes 120 hours of instruc-

tion plus clinical practice.

Prerequisite: Must have CPR certifica-

tion and a High School Diploma or GED

to take National Registry Exam. CPR

class is offered on Feb. 1. If you are not

certified we strongly recommend this

class.

Requirements: Students must

complete a physical with proof of PPD,

TDap, MMR, varicella, polio, Hep B or Waiver. A background check with the

Family Care Safety Registry will be

performed.

Prerequisite: Pass entrance test on

Thursday, Jan. 26, 9:00 a.m.

Time: 9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m. Date: Fridays starting February 3 Fee: $899 for 20 sessions


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Practical Nursing Entrance Test Dates

Feb. 28——8:30 a.m. Mar. 9——12 Noon

Mar. 16——3:00 p.m. Mar. 24——8:30 a.m. Mar. 28——12 Noon Call 660-886-6958 or

register online at

http://tinyurl.com/SCCC-Reg

Applications for the class of 2017-2018 must be completed by April 1, 2017

This is an 11-month program that prepares graduates for entry into the exciting and challenging field of nursing. Upon successful completion of the program, students will be eligible to sit for the National Council of Licensing Examination for Practical Nursing (NCLEX-PN). Students who wish to further their education may take advantage of the articulation agreement with State Fair Community College towards their Associate of Science Degree in Nursing.

Nursing is a profession that requires both compassion and mature judgment. If you think nursing is for you or you would like more information call (660) 886-6958.

You can pick up an application at the SCCC office, from our web site at www.marshallschools.com, or request an application by phone or email.

Financial Aid available! Apply early!

CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANT Instructor: Mary Mark-Kelz

This class provides training for individuals want-

ing employment in long-term care facilities.

Training will cover basic nursing skills, fire

safety and disaster training, resident safety &

rights, etc. This class consists of 80 hours of

instruction and 100 hours hands-on training.

Requirements: Must be 18 years of age

and have shot records up to date. Physical,

Uniform, PPD, TDap, MMR, varicella, polio and

Hepatitis B or waiver are required. A back-

ground check with the Family Care Safety Reg-

istry will be performed.

Time: 8:00 a.m. — 3:30 p.m. Class 1 Start Date: Fridays, January 13 Class 2 Start Date: Fridays, March 31 Fee: $599 for 10 sessions Includes books, insurance & background check. Additional fee: $20 for I.D. card, pin and certificate paid before testing.

Registration Deadline: 1 week before start date

CPR CERTIFICATION Instructor: Leigh Ann Riley

Interested in learning techniques to help save

lives? Do you need Certification for EMT Li-

censure? This class will give you CPR certifica-

tion along with AED training as you complete

this American Heart Association BLS Health

Care Provider course.

Time: 5:00 — 10:00 p.m. Date: Wednesday, February 1 Fee: $49 for 1 session $8 for CPR Card $15 Book Fee (Optional) Registration Deadline: Jan. 25

SENIOR FIT CLUB Instructor: Michelle Robbins

Studies show that people with arthritis, heart

disease, or diabetes benefit from regular exer-

cise. This class offers a variety of exercises to

maintain and improve flexibility, increase bal-

ance reactions to prevent falls, and resistance

training to reduce the severity of arthritic flair

ups along with improving cardiovascular fitness

without putting too much stress on your

body. With this class you will be provided with

the education and tools to follow through with

a routine on a regular basis after the class is

over. These tools will help prevent a decline in

the future and help you stay as active as

possible in life.

Time: 6:00 — 7:00 p.m. Date: Thursdays starting March 9 Fee: $29 for 4 sessions Registration Deadline: March 2

AROMATHERAPY -

FROM THE GROUND UP! Instructor: Ann Harmon

Certified Aromatherapist and Herbalist

Aromatherapy & Essential Oils can enhance so

many areas in your daily life! This class will

cover the different plants, their properties and

distillation in becoming essential oils and

hydrosols. You will learn the different uses of

essential oils & hydrosols through inhalation

and application. Class participants will learn

how to blend oils and will make their own

blend to take home.

Class qualifies for 6 hrs. CEU Time : 6:00 — 8:30 p.m. Date: Monday & Wednesday, April 3 & 5 Fee: $59 for 2 Sessions Supply Fee: $15 (paid to instructor) Registration Deadline: March 27

DRAWING FOR NON ARTISTS Instructor: Mary Resz

Learn how to draw without fear. This class is

for anyone who has always wished they could

draw, or for those who already can draw, but

want to get together in class where they'll be

motivated to stay focused.... come and draw

from life. Anyone can start with the skill set

they have and improve. Please bring a

sketch book (12” x 14" or larger), a few

pencils (2B, 4B, 6B), eraser, charcoal,

and a fine and extra fine sharpies. Large

paper, clip-boards and easels provided.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Thursdays starting February 2 Fee: $59 for 4 sessions


APPROACHABLE PAINTING Instructor: Mary Resz

Four weeks of painting fun! You'll amaze your-

self with the tricks and methods you'll learn to

make painting far more approachable. It is

suggested to bring tube-style acrylic

paints in basic primary colors plus black,

brown, and white, a water tub

(something like an empty Cool-Whip tub

with lid), a palette (the lid from your

water bowl is fine), and a canvas. Easels

are provided. Time: 6:00 —8:00 p.m. Date: Thursdays starting March 2 Fee: $59 for 4 sessions


ZENTANGLE Instructor: Mary Resz

What is “Zentangle”, you ask! It is an easy-to-

learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful

images. Bring a fine and extra fine sharpie

and come enjoy a fun evening creating your

own fun and interesting “zentangles”. Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, April 3 Fee: $19 for 1 session

Registration Deadline: Mar. 27

INTRO TO KNIFE SKILLS Instructor: Chef Lorena Reyes

Ready? Let’s start cutting! Learn the basics of

knife skills and knife safety. We will learn brunoise, battonet, chiffonade and julienne plus

much more. A knife set is included with this

class which students will be using. Make sure

to wear sleeves that can be rolled up.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, February 16 Fee: $29 includes meal Additional cost: $25 for the knife set Registration Deadline: Feb. 9

LEARN HOW TO

CONDUCT A MEETING Instructor: Matt Hart

Learn how to correctly conduct a meeting if

you are a chairman, officer or member who

wants to use Parliamentary Procedure in their

work, civic group, board or for personal

use! The class will include types of motions,

rules of debate, committees, etc.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Tuesday, February 28 Fee: $19 for 1 session


RAISED BEDS Instructor: Matt Hart

Raised bed gardening is a popular technique for

growing plants and vegetables. It makes gar-

dening easier for planting, weed control and

harvesting. This class will teach you the proper

way to design and set up your raised garden,

materials, types of plans, locations, etc.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Tuesday & Wednesday April 11 & 12 Fee: $29 for 2 sessions

Registration Deadline: April 4

INTRODUCTION

TO GUITAR

Learn to play guitar, and become the musician

you've always wanted to be! In these fun and

informative lessons, you'll build basic guitar

skills step-by-step with the help of hands-on

exercises, audio and video recordings, and

detailed illustrations.

Start Dates: Monthly Fee: $89 for 24 hours Register online: www.ed2go.com/sccc

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CANNING

VEGETABLES Instructor: Matt Hart

If you have not done home canning before

or it has been a while since you last canned

food, this class is for you. You will learn

the correct and safe way to can your

favorite garden vegetables. Class will

include safety tips, equipment & methods

and much more.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, February 16 Fee: $19 for 1 session


CANNING

JELLY & PRESERVES Instructor: Matt Hart

Making and canning your own jelly and

preserves is easier than you would

think. This class will teach you techniques

to preserve your favorite fruits to be

enjoyed months after. It will include safety,

steps in processing, recipes, and much

more.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Wednesday, February 22 Fee: $19 for 1 session


BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY Instructor: David Roscher

This course is designed for those wanting to

learn the basics of the art of photography.

You will have the opportunity to learn proper

camera holding and stance, composition, use

of various camera settings (white balance,

manual settings, etc.). You will also have the

opportunity to use photo editing software and

show off your talent by completing various

projects. Please bring a digital camera of

your choice (no phone cameras please).

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Tuesdays starting February 7 Fee: $69 for 5 sessions Registration Deadline: Jan. 31

CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY Instructor: David Roscher

This course is designed to explore the photog-

rapher’s creative side, to move away from the

common use of automatic settings, and to see

their subject with a different view. You will

learn how various camera settings and differ-

ent viewpoints can change how an image ap-

pears and have the opportunity to use photo

editing software for more changes. You will

also be able to show off your talent by com-

pleting various photo projects. Please bring

a digital camera of your choice, prefera-

bly a DLSR.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Wednesdays starting February 8 Fee: $59 for 4 sessions Registration Deadline: Feb. 1

CROCHET Instructor: Stephanie Smith

Don't worry if you don't know one end of the

hook from the other! We are all learning!

Learn all the basic stitches including chain,

single, double and triple crochet. We will also

learn how to increase, decrease, and read a

pattern. Handouts will be given so you may

practice at home. Please bring a size H

hook and one skein of Red Heart Super

Saver, 7 oz., 4 ply yarn of any color,

except black.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Thursdays starting March 9 Fee: $39 for 4 sessions


MUSIC FOR NOVICES Instructor: Daniel Wright

Come learn the foundation of music nota-

tions. This class will teach adults how to read

music. Students will be counting rhythms and

identifying pitches based on music notations.

Time: 6:00—7:30 p.m. Date: Tuesdays starting February 7 Fee: $39 for 4 sessions


Instructors: Gene & Judy Stiek

Location: Northwest School Gym

Starting Date for both classes:

Tuesdays starting March 14

for 5 Sessions

(Registration Deadline March 7)

Dancing provides a great opportunity for

socialization and exercise. Theses classes will

allow you and your partner to be challenged

mentally and physically through an activity that is healthy and recreational.

INTERMEDIATE

COUPLES DANCING If you have had dance classes before you are

encouraged to take this class. Basic dances

(two-step, swing, and waltz) will be reviewed

and you will be challenged with additional in-

termediate dance techniques and pattern

dances not taught in the Beginners Session.

Time: 6:30—7:45 p.m. Fee: $50 per couple

BEGINNERS

COUPLES DANCING Learn popular dances while having fun and getting great exercise. Basic dances such as the

two-step, swing, waltz and pattern dances will

be taught.

Time: 7:45—9:00 p.m. Fee: $50 per couple

INTERMEDIATE YOGA Instructor: Elizabeth Bellamy

Join us for a fun 30 minute yoga session! We

welcome intermediate and beginner students to

share some great exercises that enhances flexi-

bility, strength, and mind/body connection. We

move, laugh, and play good music! Classes are

ongoing on Mondays, each session is 4 weeks.

Bring your yoga mat to class.

Every Monday, starting January 30

Time: 5:00—5:30 p.m.

$20 for a 4 Class Session



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POTTERY Instructor:

Brad Bickell

Through the course of 5 weeks,

students will be introduced to the art

of pottery. Students will learn various

techniques such as wedging, glazing and

throwing as they create their own

lasting works of art. Please bring

your own apron or towels and

wear closed-toe shoes.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Tuesdays starting February 7 Fee: $69 for 5 sessions $20 Supply fee (Paid to instructor)


Location: High School Art Room #4

(park in circle drive, enter small north door, 1st classroom on left)

INTRO TO THE

PERSONAL COMPUTER Instructor: Paulette Baker

Are you still a little unsure how to navigate

your personal computer? This class will

familiarize you with computer terminology,

equipment, troubleshooting, introduction to

word processing, internet, email, windows

and more.

Bring 3-ring binder to class.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Thursdays starting February 16

Fee: $69 for 6 sessions


NAVIGATING THE iPAD Instructor: Mark Gooden

Do you have an iPad or iPhone or interested in

purchasing one? Learn helpful information on

things you can do with it and easy ways of

navigating through all the confusion. Class will

cover navigating the Internet, social media,

writing articles, email, photographs, using

wireless or sim card, watching TV, movies,

weather, organizing an appointment calendar, downloading apps from iTunes, playing games,

reading books, & more.

Bring your iPad or iPhone to class.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, February 9 Fee: $19 for 1 session


MEDICARE MADE EASY Instructor: Judy Leimkuehler

Are you or a loved one turning 65 or becom-

ing eligible for Medicare due to disability, re-

tirement, or loss of employer benefits? What

are Medicare Part A, Part B, and Part C? Let's

not forget the new Part D prescription drug

program. Learn about enrollment time frames

for Medicare supplements and Part D prescrip-

tion drug plans. What are the modernized

Medicare supplement plans and how do they

affect you? This is a fun, relaxed class and a

pain-free way to learn.

Time: 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Date: Tuesday, May 9 Fee: $10 for 1 session Registration Deadline: May 2

DEATH & TAXES Instructor: Hugh Harvey

Most of us plan to someday do “something”

about probate, wills, power of attorney, health

care decisions, trusts, and estate taxes; how-

ever, most of us never do. This course will get

you started taking care of basic estate plan-

ning. All those important questions you have

will be answered, such as: What are Living

Trusts? If I have a will, are Probate Court

proceedings necessary? Will my heirs have to

pay estate taxes? If I am incapacitated, who

will make decisions regarding my care?

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Tuesday, March 7 Fee: $10 for 1 session


CREATING WORDPRESS

WEBSITES

Learn how to create attractive, sophisticated

blogs and websites—without any coding!

WordPress is the world's most popular web-

site publisher, powering more than 25% of all

sites on the Internet. WordPress is an easy-to-

use solution that will help you put your site on

the Web in far less time than by coding, and at

a much lower cost than hiring a professional. Start Dates: Monthly Fee: $89 for 24 hours Register online: www.ed2go.com/sccc

BLOGGING AND PODCASTING

FOR BEGINNERS

If you're thinking of starting a blog or just be-

ginning one, this course is for you. Perhaps

you'd like to try out podcasting too. You can

and it's easy. In this course, you'll learn how to

create, manage, and promote your own blog

and audio and video podcast using tools that

you already have on your computer—no paid

software or equipment is needed. Start Dates: Monthly Fee: $89 for 24 hours Register online: www.ed2go.com/sccc

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Microsoft Office 2010 Instructor: Ashley Lovercamp Registration Deadline: Week before each class

Date Time Cost

MS Excel Level I Thursday

Feb. 2

5:30—7:30 $20 Excel Basics Creating &

Editing Documents

MS Excel Level II Thurs.

Feb. 9

5:30—7:30 $20 Working with Multiple Sheet

Workbooks

MS Excel Level III Thurs.

Feb. 16

5:30—7:30 $20 Calculations

MS Excel Level IV Thurs.

Mar. 2

5:30—7:30 $20 Charting & Graphs

MS Excel Level V Thurs.

Mar. 9

5:30—7:30 $20 Advanced Formulas &

Features & Mail Merge

MS Word Level I Thurs.

Mar. 23

5:30—7:30 $20 MS Word Basics—Creating

& Editing Documents

MS Word Level II Thurs.

Mar. 30

5:30—7:30 $20 MS Word Basics II—

Formatting Documents

MS Word Level III Thurs.

Apr. 6

5:30—7:30 $20 Letters, Margins, Tabs &

Text Boxes

MS Word Level IV Thurs.

Apr. 20

5:30—7:30 $20 Mail Merge, Envelopes &

Labels

Special Pricing: 4 classes for $76 5 classes for $90 Entire Series for $144

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DO NOT DELAY!

ENROLL TODAY!

WIRING FOR WOMEN Instructor: Steven Mills

Be more independent and learn the knowledge

and skills to do your own electrical home re-

pairs. This class is geared towards women but

is open to anyone who feels the need to learn

more about household electricity. It will cover

safety, A/C circuitry, circuit loads, how light

switches & receptacles function, types of light-

ing, dimmers, relays, voltmeters and much

more. Class will consist of classroom and

hands-on training.

Time: 6:00—8:00 p.m. Date: Wednesdays starting March 1 Fee: $59 for 5 sessions


LADIES ONLY

FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE Instructor: Amber Ballenger

This Ladies-Only class is designed to provide

woman with a basic understanding of how to

safely handle, function and shoot a firearm.

Perfect for new or novice shooters, this is a

low-stress, fun-oriented course that is taught

by a certified woman instructor. Following a

classroom lecture covering a variety of topics,

students will participate in “dry” drills where

they learn to safely handle and operate a fire-

arm. Class will cover types of firearms & am-

munition, safety, marksmanship, firearms main-

tenance, & applicable laws and more.

NO LIVE AMMO WILL BE USED DUR-

ING THIS CLASS. THIS CLASS CAN-

NOT BE USED TO OBTAIN A CCW LICENSE.

Time: 6:00—9:00 p.m. Date: Monday, February 27 Fee: $39 for 1 session

Location: Wood & Huston Bank Community Room




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DOG OBEDIENCE

Instructor: Jennifer Lappin, RVT (Registered Veterinary Technician)

Classes meet on Mondays starting February 27 for 6 sessions


Located at SOUTHEAST SCHOOL GYM (Enter through East Door)

Fee: $70 per class

PUPPY KINDERGARTEN (8 weeks to 5 months of age)

Time: 5:30—6:15 pm This class will be the most important education your puppy will receive. Basic house

manners, problem solving, veterinary care, puppy obedience, socialization, and fun games

will be emphasized. Some agility may be included! Limit 8

BASIC OBEDIENCE/HOUSE MANNERS (5 months +)

Time: 6:30—7:15 pm Would you like a dog that is easier to handle and responsive to basic obedience

commands? This class may be just the ticket for you and your dog! This will be a positive,

fun experience for you & your dog. Some agility may be included! Limit 8

ADVANCED OBEDIENCE

Time: 7:30—8:15 pm Have you completed a class of basic obedience and want to sharpen up you and your dog’s

skills while learning new exercises and techniques? This class can be customized to you &

your dog’s specific interests. A higher emphasis on agility will be included! Limit 8

Requirements and Equipment needs will be furnished upon registration.

For questions and concerns, you may call Jennifer at 816-699-9805.

Instructor: Tyler Burgin

Please wear leather shoes, long-

sleeve denim shirt, safety glasses

and bring your own helmet &

gloves if possible

Oxy-Fuel Welding and Cutting

Learn how to properly start up/shut

down oxy-fuel units, cut and heat

metal.

Time: 6:00—9:00 p.m. Date: Tuesday, February 7 Fee: $39 which includes supplies Registration Deadline: Jan. 31

Mig Welding

Learn to use a basic metal inert gas

(MIG) welder with solid wire and

shielding gas to create quality weld

beads on steel up to 1/2" thick. This

semi-automatic method of welding

(continuous consumable wire feed),

also called GMAW (gas metal arc

welding) and wire feed welding, offers

versatility, speed, and quality.

Time: 6:00—9:00 p.m. Date: Thursday, February 16 Fee: $39 which includes supplies Registration Deadline: Feb. 8

SAFETY TRAINING

OSHA 10-HOUR GENERAL INDUSTRY

OSHA 10-HOUR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

OSHA 10-HOUR GENERAL INDUSTRY-AGRICULTURE

These are online programs with

supervised testing. Students will

have 3 months to complete. The

courses provide students with an

industry recognized credential.

Students will develop a safety

mindset and acquire marketable

skills for a competitive edge.

Fee $50.

Call 660-886-6958 to make

arrangements.

Make checks payable to: Saline County Career Center (SCCC). Enclose checks and mail to:

COMMUNITY EDUCATION, SALINE COUNTY CAREER CENTER

900 WEST VEST, MARSHALL MO 65340 Please send a separate check for each class. (No cash refunds will be made after class starts.)

Your check holds your place in class and will not be cashed until class meets.

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Address: Evening Phone:______________________________

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The Marshall School District does not discriminate on the basis of race,

color, national origin, gender, age or disabling condition in admission or

access to, or treatment, of/or employment in its programs and activities. Any person having inquiries concerning compliance with the regulations

implementing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, title IX of the

Education Amendments of 1972, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, is directed to contact: Superintendent of Schools, Marshall

Public Schools, 860 W Vest, Marshall, MO 65340 (660) 886-7414.

REGISTRATION FORM

On-line: Register on line at http://tinyurl.com/SCCC-Reg. You have the

option to pay online or mail checks to SCCC.

Walk-in: You may register in person at the Saline County Career Center,

900 West Vest, Marshall, MO between 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.,

Monday – Friday.

Mail in: You may register by mail by completing the registration form and

mailing it with your fee to: SCCC, 900 West Vest, Marshall MO

65340.

Phone: Call 660-886-6958 and mail check to SCCC.

Fax: Fax registration to 660-886-3092 and mail check to SCCC.

Email: Email registration info to [email protected] and

mail check to SCCC.

Make a separate check for each class. Checks will not be cashed until

after the first night of class. Registrations are not complete until fees have

been received.

You will be notified by email one week before class start date. We will call to

cancel class due to low enrollment. In case of inclement weather, tune in to

KMMO radio for cancellation announcements. Evening classes will not be in

session if Marshall Public School cancels their daytime programs. Listen

to KMMO for cancellations.

REGISTRATION (6 Ways to Register)

Pre-registration is required.

Full refund will be made if class is canceled due to insufficient

enrollment.

No tuition refunds on classes with 3 or less sessions.

Full refund if notified 24 hours in advance.

If teacher has already purchased supplies, supply fee must be

paid.

A 50% credit will be issued if requested prior to the second class

General Information


J A N . 1 6 , F E B . 2 0 , M A R . 1 7 , 2 0 & 2 1 , A P R . 1 4 & 1 7

Instructor-Facilitated—24-Hour Access

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Online Discussion—6 Weeks of Instruction

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100s of Courses to Choose From—As low as $89

Instructor-led online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive.

We focus on creating warm, supportive communities for our learners. New course

sessions begin monthly. Visit our website to view start dates for the courses that

interest you. Complete any of the courses entirely from your home or office at any

time of the day or night.

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