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Auto/Construction Trades ProgramsAdvanced Wastewater Operations I & II........................22Advanced Electricity......................................................15Air Conditioning & Refrigeration I & II........................14ASE National Certification Preparation Courses for Auto MechanicsG-1 Auto Maintenance & Light Repair............................21A1, A4, A5, A6 Automobile & Light Truck Prep............21Auto Mechanics I & II...................................................20Black Seal Boiler Operator.............................................16Carpentry I & II..............................................................13Commercial & Residential Painter Program..................18Handyman Specialist.....................................................18High Pressure Boiler Operator........................................16Electricity I & II.............................................................15Low Pressure Boiler Operator........................................16Mixed Construction Trades Weekend Workshops..........19Plumbing I & II..............................................................17Plumbing Apprenticeship Program................................17Wastewater Collection System.......................................22Water & Wastewater Treatment I & II.............................25Woodworking Workshop.................................................19Welding...........................................................................13 Business ProgramsBasic Accounting & QuickBooks.....................................7Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Course.......................7Legal Assistant...................................................................7Financial Planning.............................................................6 Technology Programs3D Printing & Digital Fabrication.....................................6A+ Certification................................................................8Basic Web Design/HTML & Digital Photography...........9Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)....................8Computer Aided Drafting & Design (CADD)................9Computer Programming/Coding.......................................6Microsoft Office..............................................................10Tech Savvy for Senior Citizens.......................................10 Cosmetology ProgramsCosmetology Completers’ Program................................12Cosmetology/Hairstyling+..............................................12

Culinary ProgramsCulinary Arts ................................................................11Baking & Pastry Programs............................................11 Medical ProgramsDental Assistant & Radiology.......................................26First Responder...............................................................27Electrocardiograph Technician (ECG)..........................28ECG & Phlebotomy Technician Combined...................28Certified Patient Care Technician/Assistant..................27CPR & First Aid.............................................................27Medical Billing & Coding Office Technology I & II....26Pharmacy Technician.....................................................27Phlebotomy Technician..................................................28 School of International StudiesLanguage Academy Programs........................................38Public Speaking for the International Community.........38 Professional Advancement ProgramsTASC..............................................................................40Teacher Assistant Certification.......................................30Teacher Certification......................................................31Teacher of English as a Second Language (TESL)........31Childcare Development Associate..................................31Security Industry Registration Act Training(SIRA)......29Security Officer Registration Act Training(SORA).......29 Saturday Children’s AcademyPSAT/SAT Preparation Course......................................32Counselor in Training....................................................35Summer Camp..............................................................32Saturday Academy.........................................................33 Wellness ProgramsZumba/Dancing.................................................................6 Adult School ProgramsAdult H.S. Media Arts Academy....................................36Introduction to Video Production...................................37Introduction to Graphic Design......................................37English as a Second Language I,II & III........................39Remedial English/Speech Improvement........................39

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Registration Dates, Times, and Centers...........................................................................................................CoverSchool Administration & School Calendar..............................................................................................................1General Information.................................................................................................................................................3Hudson Technical Post Secondary Programs...........................................................................................................4Guaranteed Program & Mission Statement..............................................................................................................2Career & Placement Services..................................................................................................................................5Career Development Center....................................................................................................................................5Applications.................................................................................................................................................23,24,34Adult High School Program...................................................................................................................................36Bus Information......................................................................................................................................................41

General Information

Hudson Technical Post Secondary Course Listing

Thomas A. DeGiseHudson County Executive

HUDSON COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS

Hudson County Schools of TechnologyBoard of EducationCraig Guy, President

Hugo D. Cabrera, Vice-PresidentAnthony R. Comprelli Monica FundoraJohn Minella Geraldine Perez Neida Rivera Amanda Trombetta

Hector A. Zulueta

Administration

Frank J. Gargiulo, SuperintendentJoseph P. Sirangelo, Ed.D., Director of Planning, Research, & Evaluation

Joseph M. Muniz, Board SecretaryDr. Catherine McFadden, Post-Secondary Director, Hudson Technical

and Adult High School

SCHOOL CLOSINGS

INCLEMENT WEATHER DAYS:Please listen to radio stationsWINS 1010 AM, WOR 710, NJCable News 12, and www.hcstonline.orgfor school closing announcements.

* When school is closed, all relatedoutside school activities andtraining are also canceled.

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

September 5, 2016...................Labor DayNovember 8, 2016...................Election DayNovember 10 - 11, 2016..........NJEA ConventionNovember 24 & 25, 2016.........Thanksgiving RecessDec. 26, 2016 - Jan. 3, 2017....Winter VacationJanuary 16, 2017…........….......Martin Luther King Jr. DayFebruary 20 - 24, 2017.............Winter RecessApril 17 - April 21, 2017...........Spring RecessMay 29, 2017…........….............Memorial Day

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Mission Statement:We are an innovative, collaborative, and diverse community that empowers lifelong learners by facilitating

opportunities for success through progressive education

Covers designed by Banni Anand, Graphic Technology Junior, County Prep H.S.

ADMINISTRATION & MISSION

GUARANTEED PROGRAMHudson County Schools of Technology has developed a Guaranteed Quality Assurance (Warranty) Program that is offered to employers who hire its program completer. HCST guarantees that the students have mastered the program skills as defined by the standards of the District. If an employer certifies that a student is deficient in one or more skills, the District will retrain the graduate or completer at no cost to the graduate, program completer, or employer.

Craig Guy, Board President Frank J. Gargiulo, Superintendent

Dr. Catherine McFaddenPost Secondary Director

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Who We Are . What We Do . How We Do It

Our mission:The Hudson County Schools of Technology is a visionary community that inspires creative

independent thinking through diverse learning opportunities.

GOALS AND OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

POST SECONDARY PROGRAMS Hudson Technical is a Post Secondary Program offered to provide high school graduates with the training they need to compete in today’s high-tech and fast-paced industries. Students enroll in a highly specialized, proficiency based program of studies for the Fall and Spring semesters. Guidance, job placement, and career counseling are also available. Students must complete all admission and credit requisites. SEE PAGE 5 FOR DETAILS.

REGISTRATION In person or online, during the stated periods should be considered the best option to guarantee admission. Class sizes are limited. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. A student will not be considered enrolled until all fees are paid. Students cannot register by mail.

COST AND COURSE CANCELLATIONS Tuition fees are listed in the brochure, payable by Money Order, Discover, VISA, or MasterCard only, NO CASH accepted. The school reserves the right to cancel any class for which there is insufficient enrollment at no cost to the student. (See extra discounts on next page)

REFUND POLICY Refunds will be granted for any course the school cancels. Students requesting refunds or class changes must do so before the second class meeting. There are no refunds issued after the first week of class. A $10.00 cancellation fee will be charged for all refunds.

PARKING Limited free parking areas are available. Please carpool and use mass transit. Designated parking spaces are available for disabled persons. Improperly parked cars will be towed away at the owner’s expense.

CLASSROOM CONDUCT Students are expected to conduct themselves as adults, in a mature manner, and will be treated as such. They are required to devote their attention to the work at hand and to be in order at all times. HCST will not tolerate disrespect or any other antisocial attitudes or behavior.

ATTENDANCE POLICY All Post Secondary students are required to maintain a minimum attendance rate of 80%, failure to do so may result in disciplinary action and/or inability of a student to certify upon course completion. Excused absences will be granted through the approval of the director. Some courses require compliance with additional attendance rules, see course description for further details.

AWARDING OF CERTIFICATES Students mastering a 70 percent proficiency (including class participation, homework, class assignments and final exam where applicable) will be presented with a certificate of completion.

USE OF ALCOHOL & ILLEGAL DRUGS It is illegal to have and/or use alcohol or illegal drugs on public property. Violators of this regulation will be handled by the appropriate authorities.

SMOKING In accordance with state law, smoking is not permitted anywhere in the school or on school grounds.

CLASS HOURS All class hours are listed in the brochure.

SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION Is available, see the back of this catalog for schedule.

BOOKS & SUPPLIES Books/supplies will be distributed to the students, where applicable. Books are the property of the school and have to be returned at the end of the semester.

MANAGEMENT AND/OR IN-PLANT COURSES Hudson Technical is always willing to cooperate with industry to retrain and upgrade its employees by providing special in-plant courses. Development of such programs can be arranged by management, industry and labor organizations in conjunction with the school administration.

SAFETY Students are to observe all safety precautions. All students are required by State Law to wear industrial eye protection devices while attending or visiting any shop or laboratory in which caustic or explosive chemicals, hot liquids, solids or hot molten metals are present. Also, where welding or any type of repair or servicing of vehicles, heat treatment or tempering of metals, or the nulling, sawing, stamping or cutting of solid materials or any similar dangerous process is taught, exposure to which may have a tendency to cause damage to the eyes, requires protective eye gear. Students may not use personal items in class. Students who attempt to use personal items in class will be immediately excluded from participating.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY It is the policy of the Board ofEducation of the Hudson County Schools of Technology not to discriminate in its programs, activities, employment practices or admission policies on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, sex, ancestry, national origin, affectional and sexual orientation, disability or social or economic status. Inquiries regarding affirmative action, discrimination (including Title IX requirements), sexual harassment or equity should be directed to:

Alicia Abraham, AAO/Section 504 Officer/Title IX CoordinatorHudson County Schools of TechnologyNorth Bergen and Jersey City Centers

(201) 662-6724 or e-mail [email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION AND REGULATIONS

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POST SECONDARY PROGRAMS

The recent trend in technological developments has dramatically changed employment opportunities in Hudson County by creating new and challenging jobs. Since 1990 over sixteen thousand students at Hudson Technical have completed their educational requirements in order to advance themselves socially as well as financially. In keeping with the fast paced times, Hudson Technical’s post secondary program is offering a variety of exciting and comprehensive educational programs designed for immediate placement.

To be admitted, a student must meet the following Post Secondary Admission Requirements:

1.Have a High School Diploma or Equivalent.* 2.Complete admission application and submit a tuition fee prior to the start of class. *Special arrangements could be made for High School seniors on an individual basis.

Spanish speakers will receive language assistance on selected courses.Classes are proficiency based with limited enrollments to prepare students for the final comprehensive test andcareer placement. Additionally, guidance, career planning, and placement services are also available.

Training sites are conveniently located in North Hudson (North Bergen), Earl W. Byrd Center (Jersey City), WashingtonMiddle School (Harrison Center), Bayonne High School (Bayonne Center), Explore 2000 Middle School (Explore 2000 Center).

(NH) North Hudson, (JC) Jersey City, (BC) Bayonne Center, (HC) Harrison

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER, CALLTHE HUDSON TECHNICAL POST SECONDARY PROGRAM AT:

(201) 662-6792 (NH) (201) 631-6350 (JC)OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT http://hudsontechnical.wix.com/hudsontechnical

• Students who show proof of service in the U.S. military will receive a 15% discount for any course listed in the brochure.• Early registration discount of 10% applies to all registered one (1) month before the semester start day or earlier.• Students will receive 10% discount if registered for part I and part II of a course together, if paid in full for the whole year.• Students will receive 5% discount for each additional referred student for the same semester.

Any High School or Post Secondary graduate of the Hudson County Schools of Technology will receive a 10% discount (Proof of graduation required)

PAYMENT PLAN POLICY

Payment Plans are not available for any courses $300 or less.

• Fall Semester Courses require half payment at the time of registration and the remaining balance must be paid by mid November, 2016.• Spring Semester Courses require half payment of registration and the remaining balance must be paid by mid April, 2017.• 10 Month Courses payment plans are on a quarterly basis as follows:

1st Payment Registration 2nd Payment Mid November, 2016 3rd Payment Mid January, 2017 4th Payment Mid April, 2017

• Rehabilitation services vouchers are subject to meeting eligibility criteria through corresponding agencies.• Student loans are available through the cooperation of HCST and Liberty Savings Federal Credit Union.

$10 Refund Fee Always AppliesNo refunds issued after 2nd class

DISCOUNT POLICY:

HUDSON TECHNICAL

NO CASH

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Visit us online at http://hudsontechnical.wix.com/hudsontechnical

HUDSON TECHNICAL POST SECONDARY CAREER AND PLACEMENT SERVICES

CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTERThe Hudson County Schools of Technology Career Development Center, located at 530 48th Street, in Union City (201) 369-5205 known as a One-Stop Career Center. One-Stop means just that. Your employment and training needs and related services are universally accessible when you walk through our doors in one stop. The convenient linkage of employment, education, training, and information services are now available to you in one location.

Our One-Stop Career Center offers a wide range of services including, but not limited to:

Career Oriented Abilities & Aptitude Evaluation Career CounselingEmployability Planning Assessment Job Skills Workshops Job Placement Services Soft Skills TrainingAccess to WNJPIN & other Internet-based Services Adkins Life Skills ProgramReferral to Training and Educational Programs Multimedia Resource Center Job Referrals……AND MORE!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, Monday through Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm“The vision of the HCST Career Development Center is to provide a comfortable, user-friendly environment with a diverse, dedicated staff utilizing the latest technology in a business and industry partnership that can easily demonstrate success”

HCST CDC is an equal opportunity employer with equal opportunity programs. Auxiliary aids and services available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

One-Stop Career Center will financially assist UNEMPLOYED and UNDEREMPLOYED eligible students, interested in the following courses. Students have to go through eligibility process before they qualify.

Job Referrals available to all eligible and registered students!

Teacher Assistant/Public Speaking —JC locationComputer Systems & Networking Technician—JC location Security Officer—JC locationCPCT/A (Emergency Room Technician)—JC location Dental Assistant & Radiology—NB locationEKG & Phlebotomy Technician—JC location Pharmacy Technician—JC location Management Information Systems w/ESL Training —NB & JC location Cosmetology—BC locationAccounting & Bookkeeping Technician—NB location Child Development Associate—JC locationAdvanced Carpentry with Mixed Construction Trades—BC location Culinary & Baking—NB location

To confirm eligibility and certify with the Department of Labor, please contact Deanine Muniz at 201-369-5205 x-3741 for further information.

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HUDSON TECHNICAL POST SECONDARY EXPLORE 2000 LOCATION

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NEW LOCATION: Down-Town Jersey City- Explore-2000 Center

FINANCIAL PLANNING

POST SECONDARYSee page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792 201-631-6350

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING/CODING

POST SECONDARYSee page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792 201-631-6350

ZUMBA/DANCINGPOST SECONDARYSee page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792 201-631-6350

Basic financial planning strategies for daily life and for retirement. Course will cover personal financial decisions, including basic financial planning, tax issues, managing savings and other liquid accounts, buying a house, the use of credit, insurance, managing investments and saving for retirement.

TUITION $399.00Certificate of Completion (attendance and participation are required as per course syllabus and general Post-Secondary Programs’ graduation requirements)

This course is aimed at students with little or no programming experience. It aims to provide students with an understanding of the role computation can play in solving problems. It also aims to help students, regardless of their prior experiences, to feel justifiably confident of their ability to write small programs that allow them to accomplish useful goals.


A total workout, combining all elements of fitness – cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility.


NUMBER111103.711 Fall Session111103.721 Spring Session

HOURS9090

DAYMon & WedMon & Wed

TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00

ROOM CENTERJC DowntownJC Downtown


HOURS9090


TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00


NUMBER114119.711 Fall Session114119.721Spring Session

HOURS9090


TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00


3D PRINTING &DIGITAL FABRICATIONPOST SECONDARYSee page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792 201-631-6350

3D printing is becoming an essential tool in design and digital fabrication. The ability to use 3D modeling tools comes very handy in the process. It lets students use simple controls for creating geometric shapes and patterns, allowing to create detailed models with wide-ranging possibilities. This class will introduce students to basic concepts behind 3D printing and 3D modeling and help them get started making their own small creations.



HOURS9090


TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00


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LEGAL ASSISTANT(Legal Assistant/Paralegal)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

In this course, students will learn Ethics, Human Relations, Interviewing, General Law, Administrative Law, Judgment and Analytical Ability, Civil Law and Procedure, Criminal Law, Real Estate Law, Communications, Legal Research, and the preparation of Legal Pleadings. Upon completion of this course, students will have been trained to work as a General Paralegal.TUITION $845.00

BUSINESS PROGRAMS

BASIC ACCOUNTING & QUICKBOOKS(Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping)

POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)* Bi-lingual Spanish Assistance Available

This business management system course includes creating accounts, invoicing, receivables, payables, inventory, & payroll. This course will lead new users through a review of accounting basics, setting up a company, using bank accounts, invoicing & receivables, paying bills, and generating reports. QuickBooks includes a complete payroll module from paychecks to W-2’s. This course covers how to set-up payroll for the first time, including state taxes and other deductions, and to use it on an ongoing basis to generate paychecks, pay liabilities, and complete quarterly and annual reports. TUITION $615.00 Industry Certification Available

NUMBER111101.111 Fall Session *111101.121 Spring Session *

HOURS9090

DAYTues & ThursTues & Thurs

TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOM209209

CENTERNHNH

NUMBER111100.111 Fall Session 111100.121 Spring Session

HOURS180180

DAYMon-ThursMon-Thurs

TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOMB-2B-2

CENTERNHNH

REAL ESTATESALESPERSON LICENSINGCOURSE

POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

This course is approved by the N.J. Real Estate Commission as a prerequisite for the real estate salesperson license examination. The course is also open to those who desire knowledge of buying and selling real estate. Topics include all important phases of real estate such as mortgages, sales agreements, deeds, title closings, property interests and rights, liens, real estate law, and real estate calculations. The school will furnish the necessary study materials including a required final exam to better prepare the applicant for the state exam. Upon successful completion of the course, each student will receive a candidate guide, including the school certificate necessary to take the state exam.PLEASE NOTE: You must be at least 18 years of age and have theequivalent of a high school education before you apply to take the Stateof New Jersey License examination.TUITION $455.00 Exam fees not included.


HOURS9090


TIME6:00-9:156:00-9:15

ROOMB-4B-4

CENTERNHNH

NO CASH



A+ CERTIFICATION(Computer Tech/Computer Systems Tech)


A+ certification is an international industry credential that validates theknowledge of computer service technicians with the equivalent of 180 hours of hands-on experience. Major hardware and software vendors, distributors, and resellers accept A+ as the standard in foundation-level, vendor-neutral certification for computer service technicians. A+ Certification proves that a candidate has a broad base of knowledge and competency in hardware and operating system technologies including installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventive maintenance, and basic networking. This course will prepare students to take the two current A+ Exams. Exams will be administered through a cooperative agreement between HCST and Pearson VUE Test Center.

Industry Standard CertificationPre-Requisite: Basic Computer Knowledge.

TUITION $1095.00 NUMBER 112107.211 Fall Session112107.221 Spring Session

HOURS180180

DAY Mon - ThursMon - Thurs

TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOM406G406G

CENTERJCJC

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COMPUTER PROGRAMS

CISCO CERTIFIEDNETWORK ASSOCIATE(CCNA) CERTIFICATE(Computer System and Networking)


This program provides students with both the knowledge and the skills needed to successfully prepare to achieve the CCNA certification. One of the hottest certifications today is CCNA. The CCNA certification requires both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience with Cisco routers. Students will have access to Cisco routers on which they may practice all aspects of router configuration and administration.

Industry Standard CertificationPre-Requisite: A+ Certification or N+ Certification and extensive networking experience.

TUITION $1095.00


HOURS9090


TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOM406G406G

CENTERJCJC



COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING& DESIGN (CADD) +(CAD/CADD Drafting and/or Design Technology/Technician)


In this ten month course, students will learn how to develop detailed mechanical and architectural drawings using state of the art computers and the latest version of the Auto CAD software. Emphasis will be on proper selection of views, placement of dimensions, use of drawing commands, and working in a Windows environment. Students will also explore the world of 3D technology and will learn how to develop realistic computerized 3D models. Students will design projects with applications in the areas of architectural, civil, electronic, electromechanical, and technical illustrating. Editing techniques such as hatching, polylines, dimensioning, and blocks will also be employed. Multi-view drawings, sectional view drawings, and auxiliary views will be introduced. Students will also become proficient in the user coordinate system.

Industry Standard CertificationTUITION $970.00


HOURS144144

DAYMon - WedMon - Wed

TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOM216216

CENTERJCJC

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NO CASH

BASIC WEB DESIGN/HTML& DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (Web Page, Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design)

POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register andcall 201-662-6792)

Today clear business communication on the internet is essential. Knowing the universal language of HTML 5 with CSS you will be able to create a web site for you professional needs. Knowing how to use the controls on a digital camera will give you a foundation to compose good photographs for both commercial and personal use. This two in one course will cover the history, philosophy, and structure of both World Wide Internet and the world of photography. This course will teach hand coding using correct web standards and how to launch a web site using URL and hosting services. On the photography side, this course will cover the controls of the digital camera, composition, lighting and color correction photographs. Students will work in a computer lab using Adobe Photoshop and Dreamweaver.

Students will be required to own a digital camera besides a smart phone.

Pre-Requisite: Digital or film Single Lens Reflex camera and basic knowledge of computers.

TUITION $615.00


HOURS9090


TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOM149149

CENTERNHNH



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COMPUTER PROGRAMS

TECH SAVVY FOR SENIORCITIZENS

POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register & call 201-662-6792-NHcall 201-631-6350-JC)

This is a course for senior citizens who want to learn computer basics and gain hands-on experience with a personal computer. Course topics will include an overview of the computer, hardware, software, purchasing considerations, the mouse, printers, computer terminology, and operating systems. You will also learn to use the Internet and receive an overview of software applications such as MS Word and MS PowerPoint.

HCST Transportation Available.MUST BE 55 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER TO ENROLL IN THIS COURSE.

TUITION $149.00 Scholarship funds available.

NUMBER112106.211 Fall Session112106.111 Fall Session112106.221 Spring Session112106.121 Spring Session

HOURS60606060

DAYMon & WedTues & ThursMon & WedTues & Thurs

TIME3:30-5:303:30-5:303:30-5:303:30-5:30

ROOM117103117103

CENTERJCNHJCNH

MICROSOFT OFFICE(Management Information Systems)


This course will teach the student how to use MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint more effectively along with creating professional documents. The Word topics will range from the basic document editing to creating a document with inserted pictures, tables, hyperlinks, mail merges, and postcards. The Excel topics will range from creating spreadsheets using simple formulas to creating a more business like spreadsheet that links to other cells using Excel features. Topics for PowerPoint will range from creating simple presentations to more advanced slide shows with inserted music and videos.

TUITION $615.00 Industry Certification Available


HOURS9090


TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOM209209

CENTERNHNH



CULINARY PROGRAMS

CULINARY ARTS (Culinary Arts/Chef Training)


The Culinary Arts course is a 10 month program designed for the person who is serious about learning the art of cooking and is interested in pursuing a career in the Hospitality industry, or for those interested in serious home entertaining. The course emphasizes individual attention and hands-on participation that will lead to mastery in basic culinary skills and techniques. The course stresses high quality rather than quantity food preparation. Upon successful completion of the course students will be better equipped to find and retain employment in the food service industry. Additionally, students will be taught the understanding of the structure and functions of standardized recipes. The basic skill of baking will also be introduced.

The culinary arts program includes a sixteen-hour course in ServSafe® Food Safety Certification. The Health Care Association of New Jersey offers the ServSafe® Food Safety Certification Course developed by the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation to provide certification. This course meets the requirements for food manager certification and re-certification mandated effective January 2010- Chapter 24 (N.J.A.C. 8:24). An in-class examination to become a ServSafe® Certified Food Service Manager will be administered. Individuals must attend the entire sixteen-hour course and score 75% or higher on the exam to become certified.

TUITION $970.00 Industry Certification Available NUMBER113100.101 Ten(10) Month Program*

HOURS200

DAYTues & Thurs

TIME6:00-9:30

ROOM109

CENTERNH

BAKING & PASTRY PROGRAMS (Baking & Pastry Arts/Baker/Pas-try Chef)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

The Baking and Pastry program is a 16 weeks course developed for one who has an interest in desserts, pastry, and classic baking techniques. Participants will learn various baking principles such as; artisanal bread making, commercial baking, cake decorating using fondant and buttercream, pies, pastries, desserts, holiday classics, and candy preparation. In addition to skills and fundamentals of baking and pastry, students will be assisted with finding suitable employment in the industry. A certification of successful completion will be issued to students who pass the course.

TUITION $375.00 NUMBER113103.111 Fall Course113103.121 Spring Course

HOURS6464

DAYWednesdaysWednesdays

TIME5:30-9:305:30-9:30

ROOM109109

CENTERNHNH

BEGINNER COURSE

NUMBER113104.111 Fall Course 113104.121 Spring Course

HOURS6464

DAYMondaysMondays

TIME5:30-9:305:30-9:30

ROOM109109

CENTERNHNH

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COSMETOLOGY PROGRAMS

COSMETOLOGY &HAIRSTYLING+(Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General)10 MONTH PROGRAM


The purpose of the course is to prepare operators who are equipped in terms of skill and knowledge to render cosmetology service that is safe, efficient, and in conformity with established minimum standards for this work in New Jersey. All cosmetology skills including manicure will be taught. Those completing this course will be eligible to take the State Board of Beauty Culture examination for an operator’s license, providing they have a high school diploma or the equivalent. Students must attend class for a total of 1,000 hours, 90% weekly attendance, and lab coats are required.

Includes a six hour course in AIRMAKEUP. As part of the Cosmetology program Airmakeup is a revolutionary new way to learn and apply airbrush makeup for the professional beauty student. The student will also learn the technicalities of airbrush make-up and compressors. The final approach for the client includes foundation, eyeshadow, eyebrow stencil, blush, and adding traditional makeup to your Airmakeup. The fee for the class is included in the cosmetology class. Students completing the course will increase their revenue and become a salon-ready make-up artist.

NJ State Certification Exam is offered upon completion.

TUITION $4,500.00 Industry Certification Available

ROOMBasement

NUMBER117100.401 10 Month Program Fall Start

HOURS1,000

DAYMon - Fri

TIME3:00-9:00

CENTERBC

COSMETOLOGYCOMPLETERS’ PROGRAM(Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

ARE YOU SHORT ON HOURS FOR YOURCOSMETOLOGY LICENSE?

You may gain the necessary certification with HCST in our daytime class! You must present proof of hours and have a minimum of at least 700 hours from an accredited cosmetology institution in New Jersey to be eligible for this program.

TUITION $8.00 Per HourPayment due upon Registration

NUMBER117101.201

HOURSAs Needed

DAYMon - Fri

TIME9:00-11:00 or 1:00-3:00 or 5:00-9:00

ROOMBasement

CENTERBC



CONSTRUCTION TRADES PROGRAMS

CARPENTRY I(Carpentry/ Carpenter)


* Bi-lingual Spanish Assistance Available

At least one-half of the work in most building projects involves carpentry. This program allows students to understand and explore the many facets of work encompassed by the carpentry profession. Beginning with safety and an understanding of materials and tools, the students learn the development of plans from site and layout work through the construction of footings, foundations, floors, walls, roofs, ceilings, and finish work. The complex world of construction operations is examined in detail through the various courses of study. This program is designed to help students prepare for a career in the building trades as a carpenter. The carpentry occupations program requires dedication to learning and understanding of all aspects of building dynamics through field and hands on experience.

TUITION $670.00 NUMBER118102.411 Fall Session*118102.421 Spring Session*

HOURS9090

DAYTues & ThursMon & Wed

TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOMDoor 18 G-4Door 18 G-4

CENTERBCBC

CARPENTRY IIPre-Requisite: Carpentry I(Carpentry/ Carpenter)


* Bi-lingual Spanish Assistance Available

WELDING


This course will focus on developing skills with tools and familiarization with the techniques of finish work: installing doors, windows, flooring, drywall, exterior trim, door and window trim, baseboards and moldings, shelves, building stairs, and framing. Many difficulties in carpentry are caused by poor framing, so we will develop your problem solving ability, your “eye” for good work and show you the tricks of the trade. We will look at materials as well, and scheduling the proper sequence of finish steps. Hands-on exercises in each class will include finish work on demonstration frames built for the course.Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II. TUITION $670.00 Industry Standard Certification

This course is designed to give the beginner and novice welding student hours of instruction through lecture, one on one demonstration, practical application and experience in electric arc welding. An overview of safety, metal preparation, electrode selection, bead placement and joint welding in the flat , vertical and over head positions are practiced using various electrodes. Students must supply their own welding gloves and safety glasses.TUITION $670.00 Uniforms are not included in the price.

NUMBER118103.411 Fall Session*118103.421 Spring Session*

HOURS9090

DAYMon & WedTues & Thurs

TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30


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HOURS9090


TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

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Students will receive a 10% discount if registering for Part I and Part II together!

NO CASH


HUDSON TECHNICAL POST SECONDARY CONSTRUCTION TRADES PROGRAMS

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AIR CONDITIONING &REFRIGERATION I(HVAC Maintenance Technology/Technician)


The basic vapor compression system will be taught. The types, principles, and operation of compressors, condensers, sub-cooling, liquid receivers, pump-down, filter dryers, sight glasses, metering devices, evaporators, superheat, and heat transfers will be introduced. This course will also focus on phase changes regarding temperature, refrigerants, manifold gauges, soldering, swaging, flaring, leak detention, evacuation, changing oils, recovery, recycling, and reclaiming. The Section 608 Clean Air Act will be introduced.

TUITION $670.00

NUMBER118100.412 Fall Session

HOURS90

DAYTues & Thurs

TIME6:30-9:30

ROOMDoor 18 G-1

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AIR CONDITIONING &REFRIGERATION II(HVAC Maintenance Technology/Technician)Pre-Requisite: Air Conditioning& Refrigeration I


The basic fundamentals of electricity as applied to refrigeration and air conditioning are taught. The types, principles, and operations of voltmeter, ohmmeters, ammeter, singles and three phrase, transformers, thermostats, current relays, contactors, starters, and over-current protection are explored. The study of single element and time-delay fuse, circuit breakers, pressure actuated protection devices, solid state motor compressor protection, motors, capacitors, motor data plates, symbols, and safety practices are stressed. Hands-on electrical troubleshooting is also introduced.Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II.EPA Certification Available

TUITION $670.00

NUMBER118101.422 Spring Session

HOURS90

DAYTues & Thurs

TIME6:30-9:30

ROOMDoor 18 G-1

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ELECTRICITY I(Electrician)


This course will introduce the student to the basic hand and power tools used on the job every day as well as tool safety and electrical safety procedures. Basic electrical theory will be introduced. Series and parallel circuits, circuit calculations, electrical materials such as boxes, wire and cable, panel, and circuit breakers will be handled and identified.

TUITION $670.00 SATURDAYS’ CLASS $695.00

NUMBER118106.411 Fall Session118106.414 Fall Session*118106.423 Spring Session

HOURS909096

DAYMon & WedTues & ThursSaturdays

TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:3010:00-4:00

ROOMDoor 18 G-2Door 18 G-2Door 18 G-2

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ELECTRICITY IIPre-Requisite: Electricity I(Electrician)


ADVANCED ELECTRICITY


The students will gain important knowledge concerning basic residential circuits. They will have hands-on experience with basic wiring and blue print reading. Multimeter troubleshooting circuits will be used and wired in class. Capacitance, inductance, reactance, impedance as well as magnetism, electromagnetism, transformers, and their application to motors and generators will be discussed. Mathematical instruction will be given as needed. The application of The National Electrical Code requirement to everyday installations will be covered.Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II.

Industry Standard Certification TUITION $670.00 SATURDAYS’ CLASS $695.00

LEVEL 2 is 150-hour course and partially meets the academic requirements of the Electricity Apprenticeship State Requirements. Applicants must complete Level 1 (Electricity I&II) before registering for Level 2. This program is an in-depth continuation of Level 1 for those who are interested in advanced electricity. Level 2 is a 10 month program and a pre-requisite for LEVEL 3 scheduled for next year.Level 3 is equivalent to 3rd year of Plumbing Apprenticeship.

Training towards NJ State Requirements for Electricity License TUITION $999.00

NUMBER118107.421 Spring Session118107.424 Spring Session*118107.411 Fall Session

HOURS909096

DAYMon & WedTues & ThursSaturdays

TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:3010:00-4:00


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NUMBER118131.401 Level 2118132.401 Level 3118133.401 Level 4

HOURS150150150

DAYWednesdayWednesdayWednesday

TIME5:00-9:305:00-9:305:00-9:30


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LOW PRESSURE BOILEROPERATOR(BLACK SEAL LOWPRESSURE)


BLACK SEALBOILER OPERATOR


This course prepares the student for the Low Pressure Black Seal Boiler Operator’s Examination and also exposes the student to the basic operation of boilers. Introduction to boiler room procedures and safety are covered. State eligibility requires that an applicant has worked for a minimum of three (3) months as a helper, apprentice, or assistant to a Licensed Boiler Operator in a facility with low pressure boilers of over 100 horsepower, documented with a logbook. This license is for boilers in which steam or other vapor is generating at pressure less than 15 pounds per square inch gauge.

Industry Standard Certification

TUITION $570.00

This course will prepare individuals for the Low Pressure Black Seal License Examination given by the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Bureau of Boiler & Pressure Vessel Compliance. This course will cover boiler room equipment, safe and efficient operations of low pressure steam/hot water systems.Includes both Low Pressure and High Pressure Component, and 300 hours of apprenticeship. Field trips will be conducted in different locations.

TUITION $1999.00 License & Test Fee Not Included

NUMBER118111.111 Fall Session*

HOURS90

DAYMon & Tues

TIME6:00-9:00

ROOM316

CENTERJC

NUMBER118125.201Fall & Spring Sessions

HOURS300300

DAYMon & TuesWed & Thurs

TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00

ROOM316Basement

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HIGH PRESSURE BOILEROPERATOR (BLACK SEALHIGH PRESSURE IN CHARGE)


This license preparation course enables qualified students to take the High Pressure Boiler Operator’s License Examination. State eligibility requires that an applicant must have worked as a helper, apprentice, or assistant to a Licensed Firemen in a high pressure plant for at least three (3) months documented with a logbook. This license is for boilers in which steam or other vapor is generated at pressure more than 15 pounds per square inch gauge.


TUITION $570.00 NUMBER118110.121 Spring Session*

HOURS90

DAYMon & Tues

TIME6:00-9:00

ROOM316

CENTERJC

NO CASH




PLUMBING I(Plumbing Technology/Plumber)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

PLUMBING APPRENTICESHIPPROGRAMPOST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

In this introductory course, students will learn to identify basic plumbing tools, materials, fittings, valves, and fixtures. Hours of hands-on experience will teach the students to measure, cut and assemble gas pipe, copper, PVC, and cast iron pipe. Special classes will also be dedicated to the repair of leaky faucets, running toilets, and clogged pipes.

TUITION $670.00 NUMBER118112.411 Fall Session

HOURS90

DAYMon & Wed

TIME6:30-9:30

ROOMDoor 18 G-6

CENTERBC

NUMBER118126.401 Level 2118127.401 Level 3118128.401 Level 4

HOURS150150150

DAYTuesTuesTues

TIME5:00-9:305:00-9:305:00-9:30


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PLUMBING IIPre-Requisite: Plumbing I(Plumbing Technology/Plumber)


This is a recommended follow-up course that will teach the students basic plumbing principles. The purpose of traps, vents, back-flow preventers and relief valves will be taught. Hands-on experience will include the installation of water closets, lavatories, hot water heaters, dishwashers, and pumps. Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II.


TUITION $670.00

LEVEL 2 is 150-hour course and partially meets the academic requirements of the Plumbing Apprenticeship State Requirements. Applicants must complete Level 1 before registering for Level 2. This program is an in-depth continuation of Level 1 for those who are interested in advanced plumbing. Students will learn to take precise measurements incorporating offsets and providing the correct pitch. Layout, design and actual rough-in of kitchen and bathroom installations will be practiced. Students will learn to properly size water and fuel gas lines as well as draw, read, and interpret technical drawings. Hours of hands-on experience will allow the student to showcase their piping skills by learning to install various heating systems.Level 2 is a 10 month program and a pre-requisite for LEVEL 3 scheduled for next year.Level 3 is equivalent to 3rd year of Plumbing Apprenticeship.

Training towards NJ State Requirements for Plumbing LicenseTUITION $999.00


HOURS90

DAYMon & Wed

TIME6:30-9:30

ROOMDoor 18 G-6

CENTERBC




COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL PAINTER PROGRAM


Learners will learn the skills to become commercial and residential painters in this 16-weeks immersion hands-on course. Students enrolled in painting courses will receive in-depth painting training, from chemical safety and tool handling to plastering and hands-on painting experiences. Lessons will include brush strokes, material engineering and chemistry fundamentals covering acids, bases and solutions. Students will learn how to select the appropriate tools and materials for a specific property or structure, they will develop an understanding of color theory and schemes, and are able to identify material applications for floor, wall and ceiling coverings. Class will include practicum at different sites.

TUITION $450.00 Industry Standard CertificationCombine this course with any Construction course and get 20% off.


HOURS9696

DAYSaturdaysSaturdays

TIME10:00-4:0010:00-4:00

ROOM319319

CENTERJCJC


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HANDYMAN SPECIALIST(Building & Property Maintenance Mechanic)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

In this intriguing three part course, students will learn the basic principles of electricity, carpentry, and plumbing. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to perform the duties of a building superintendent. Students will get hands-on experience in each program for a total of 5 weeks and a certificate of completion will be awarded at the end of this 96 hour program. Component II of each discipline will be available the following semester.

TUITION $899.00 Industry Standard CertificationNUMBER118109.411 Fall Session118109.421 Spring Session

HOURS9696

DAY(16) Saturdays(16) Saturdays

TIME10:00-4:0010:00-4:00


CENTERBCBC

NEW




MIXED CONSTRUCTION TRADES WEEKEND WORKSHOPSHCST now offers Saturday 1-Day do-it-yourself workshops. Pick a project and learn how to proceed like a pro.All classes taught by experienced contractors! Register before the indicated deadline. Workshops will be scheduled

based on the number of interested students, who registered by the deadline ONLY!TUITION: $99/per workshop (EARLY registration discounts apply) Certificates upon completion.

Carpentry Workshops. REGISTER BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30th for Fall and February 28

th for Spring!

Bi-lingual Spanish Assistance Available

NUMBER118117.411 Fall Workshop118117.421 Spring Workshop

HOURS55

DAYSaturdaySaturday

TIME10:00am-3:00pm10:00am-3:00pm

ROOMG2G2

CENTERBCBC

HARDWOOD/LAMINATE FLOORING

DRYWALL INSTALLATION (Spackling and Painting Techniques)

CROWN, CHAIR, BASE, & CASE MOULDINGS

POCKET DOORS, BI-FOLD DOORS & LOCK SETS

Plumbing Workshops. REGISTER BEFORE OCTOBER 15th for Fall and March 13th for Spring!

CERAMIC TILE FLOOR/WALL/BACKSPLASH

TOILET AND FAUCET REPAIR & INSTALLATION (Including Appliance Hook-up)

PEX INSTALLATION

LEARN TO SOLDER/SWEAT PIPES LIKE A PRO introducing ProPress installation


HOURS55

DAYSaturdaySaturday

TIME10:00am-3:00pm10:00am-3:00pm

ROOMG2G2

CENTERBCBC


HOURS55

DAYSaturdaySaturday

TIME10:00am-3:00pm10:00am-3:00pm

ROOMG2G2

CENTERBCBC


HOURS55

DAYSaturdaySaturday

TIME10:00am-3:00pm10:00am-3:00pm

ROOMG2G2

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HOURS55

DAYSaturdaySaturday

TIME10:00am-3:00pm10:00am-3:00pm

ROOMG2G2

CENTERBCBC


HOURS55

DAYSaturdaySaturday

TIME10:00am-3:00pm10:00am-3:00pm

ROOMG2G2

CENTERBCBC


HOURS55

DAYSaturdaySaturday

TIME10:00am-3:00pm10:00am-3:00pm

ROOMG2G2

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HOURS55

DAYSaturdaySaturday

TIME10:00am-3:00pm10:00am-3:00pm

ROOMG2G2

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WOODWORKING WORKSHOP


A chance to build a wooden craft, such as a tile top end table for your family or living room. Six hours of demonstration and supervised hands on work building a project from a set of plans. All tools and pre-fabricated parts are supplied and assembled in class. Examples of various finishes such as clear coat and stains will be presented in class, but will be performed at home.

TUITION $125.00


HOURS66

DAYSaturdaysSaturdays

TIME10:00-4:0010:00-4:00

ROOMG-2G-2

CENTERBCBC

NEW



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AUTOMOTIVE PROGRAMS

AUTO MECHANICS I(Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician)


This course will develop the neophyte student to an understanding of suspensions, engines, computer-controlled fuel injection systems, new emission systems, inspection requirements, braking systems, transmissions, and other systems. It will emphasize diagnostic methods not requiring expensive test equipment. Lectures and hands-on work will be introduced. A variety of vehicle types will be covered.

TUITION $670.00


HOURS90

DAYMon & Wed

TIME6:30-9:30

ROOMG1

CENTERNH

AUTO MECHANICS II(Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician)Pre-Requisite: Intro. to Auto Mechanics I


This course includes shop and personal safety, use of hand tools, lubrication services, car safety inspection, under car visual inspection, under hood visual inspection, chassis lubrication, oil and filter change, service of automotive transmission, tire maintenance and repair, wheel bearing maintenance, basic automotive electricity, and engine theory. This course is designed for those seriously interested in the automotive field.

Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II.

TUITION $670.00 Industry Standard Certification


HOURS90

DAYMon & Wed

TIME6:30-9:30

ROOMG1

CENTERNH




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AUTOMOTIVE PROGRAMS

ASE National Certification Preparation Courses for Auto Mechanics

AUTO MAINTENANCE & LIGHT REPAIR CERTIFICATION PREPARATION (G-1)(Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician)

Pre-requisite: at least 1 year of Full-Time hands on working experience at an auto repair shop (proof of experience required); OR Co-Requisite: Intro. to Auto Mechanics I&II


AUTOMOBILE & LIGHT TRUCK CERTIFICATION PREPARATION (A1, A4, A5, A6)(Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician)

Pre-requisite: at least 2 years of hands on working experience at an auto repair shop (proof of experience required)


Are you ready to take the next step in your career as an auto technician? The Auto Maintenance and Light Repair Certification (G1) Test is your gateway into the world of ASE certification.This class will prepare you to pass a required National ASE exam. By the end of this course the students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the skills necessary to successfully perform the most common maintenance and light repair tasks. One year of hands-on experience is needed to fully certify. You can take an exam and will receive a score report, but you won’t get an ASE certification until your experience requirements are fulfilled. HCST can assist you with pursuing your experience component or a substitute of such.


Are you looking to ace the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) tests on your way to becoming an ASE certified Master Mechanic? This course is your answer.The objective of the ASE tests is to identify and recognize those Automobile and Light Truck (up to Class 3) Technicians who can demonstrate knowledge of the skills necessary to diagnose, service, and repair cars, SUVs, and light duty trucks. The class will prepare you for at least 4 out of 8 certification areas. Two years of hands-on experience are needed to fully certify. You can take an exam and will receive a score report, but you won’t get an ASE certification until your experience requirements are fulfilled.A1 Engine Repair - A4 Suspension & Steering - A5 Brakes - A6 Electrical/Electronic Systems.


NUMBER110102.101 Full Year

HOURS DAYTuesdays

TIME6:30-9:30

ROOMBasement

CENTERNH

NUMBER110103.101 Full Year

HOURS DAYThursdays

TIME6:30-9:30

ROOMBasement

CENTERNH

NEW

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WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROGRAMS

WASTEWATER COLLECTIONSYSTEM OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCE(Water Quality and Wastewater Treatment Management and Recycling Technology/Technician)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

This course meets once per week to prepare the student to meet the NJDEP training requirement for licensing. Topics include hydraulics, construction of collection systems, maintenance and repair of pipelines, operation and maintenance of pumps, pump curves, safety, and regulations. Upon completion of this course students with the appropriate experience may sit for C-2 NJDEP Collection System Operator’s License.


TUITION $570.00 Books Not Included


HOURS4545

DAYTuesdayTuesday

TIME5:30-8:305:30-8:30

ROOM33

CENTERHCHC

ADVANCED WASTEWATER OPERATIONSPART II(Water Quality and Wastewater Treatment Management and Recycling Technology/Technician)Pre-Requisite: Advanced WasteWater Operations Part I


This program is a continuation of Advanced Waste Water I. In this course all aspects of activated sludge as well as covering modified activated sludge processes will be discussed. Laboratory procedure, safety, chemical use, and troubleshooting of common problems involved in the wastewater field will be covered. Learn the terminology as you gain the essential knowledge needed for the NJ licensing examination. This course is taught at off-site location in collaboration with Waste Water Plant.Students must have completed and passed Part I in order to beeligible for Part II.Students must have completed and passed Part I and Part II in order to sit for the licensing S-2 exam.


TUITION $570.00 Books Not IncludedNUMBER119100.321 Spring Session

HOURS45

DAYTuesday

TIME5:30-8:30

ROOM CENTEROff-site

ADVANCED WASTEWATER OPERATIONSPART I(Water Quality and Wastewater Treatment Management and Recycling Technology/Technician)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

This course will review the basics of units and conversion and introduce the natural hydrologic cycle. An overview of wastewater treatment will be presented which includes wastewater characterization, the collection system, and unit processes. The common wastewater treatment processes will be covered in detail. Preliminary treatment with its various modifications and final clarification will be presented. The principles of evaluation and control of water pollution are extended to describe aerobic treatment processes, which include oxidation ponds, trickling filters, and activated sludge. Anaerobic digestion, sludge handling, and disposal are included. Process control techniques along with sampling and laboratory analysis will be introduced. This course is taught at off-site location in collaboration with Waste Water Plant.

TUITION $570.00 Books Not IncludedNUMBER119100.311 Fall Session

HOURS45

DAYTuesday

TIME5:30-8:30

ROOM10

CENTEROff-site




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WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROGRAMS

WATER & WASTEWATERTREATMENT PART I(Water Quality and Wastewater Treatment Management and Recycling Technology/Technician)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-662-6792)

This 90-hour course meets twice weekly. The course prepares the student for the N.J. Licensing Examination and will familiarize novices with the field of water & wastewater treatment. Course content will devote time to problem solving, daily operations, and mechanical practices. An understanding of pumps and motors, basic electricity, hydraulics, basic chemistry, and the common water and wastewater treatment processes will be taught.

TUITION $615.00 Books Not Included


HOURS90

DAYMon & Wed

TIME5:30-8:30

ROOM2

CENTERHC

WATER & WASTEWATERTREATMENT PART II(Water Quality and Wastewater Treatment Management and Recycling Technology/Technician)

Pre-Requisite: Introduction To Water & Wastewater Treatment Part I


This course leads to the preparation for the N.J. Water/Wastewater Licensing Examination. This course will fine-tune the students understanding of wastewater and collections system as they further prepare for the N.J. Licensing Examination. Course content will cover water treatment, collection systems, confined space and safety, sludge digestion, and solids handling. Effluent disposal techniques, pumps, motor maintenance, basic electrical knowledge, preview rules, and regulations, plant safety practices, and preliminary laboratory procedures and methods will be addressed. Students must have completed and passed Part I in order to beeligible for Part II.Completion and passing of the course qualifies students to sit for the following licensing exams: most Grade I Licenses, S-1 Sewerage, C-Collection, W-1 Water, and T-Water Treatment.State Certification Available

TUITION $615.00 Books Not IncludedNUMBER119103.321 Spring Session

HOURS90

DAYMon & Wed

TIME5:30-8:30

ROOM2

CENTERHC


NO CASH


HUDSON TECHNICAL POST SECONDARY MEDICAL PROGRAMS

MEDICAL BILLING & CODING OFFICE TECHNOLOGY I (Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary)


MEDICAL BILLING & CODING OFFICE TECHNOLOGY II (Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary)


This course introduces the student to a career in outpatient (physician practices) medical office administrative support services. Topics include medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, ICD coding of diseases and CPT procedures, medical insurance and legal aspects of medical administration, the reimbursement accounting processes and the use of Medical Office Management Software. Completion of this course prepares the student for the National Healthcareer Association Certified Coding and Billing Specialist (NHA CBCS) certification exam.

TUITION $715.00

This course prepares the student to advance career options in outpatient (physician practices) and inpatient (hospital) medical office administrative support services. Topics include medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, interpreting medical cases for conversion into ICD and CPT codes, medical insurance and legal aspects of medical administration, the reimbursement accounting processes and the use of Medical Office Management Software. Completion of this course prepares the student for the American Health Information Management Certified Coding Associate (AHIMA CCA) certification exam.

TUITION $715.00


HOURS128128

DAYTues & ThurTues & Thur

TIME5:30-9:305:30-9:30

ROOM174174

CENTERNHNH


HOURS128128


TIME5:30-9:305:30-9:30

ROOM174174

CENTERNHNH

Medical office administrative support skills which the Billing & Coding Office Technology training provides opens the student to a broad range of employment opportunities. Skills in this area of training are necessary for physician offices, hospitals, nursing facilities, surgery, dental and pharmaceutical centers, insurance companies, legal and consulting firms. The demand for these skills exceeds their availability.

DENTAL ASSISTANT AND RADIOLOGY

This course is a stimulating fast-paced dental assistant program designed to prepare you to function effectively as an integral member of a dental health care team. Focus will be on learning the techniques of dental theory and terminology, four-handed chair side procedures. Introduction to digital and panoramic radiology, infection control standards, obtaining impressions of the oral cavity, and custom trays used for vital bleaching procedures. Radiology component is taught at off-site location in collaboration with Dental Studies Institute. TUITION $615.00 DENTAL ASSISTANT COMPONENT ONLYTUITION 1690.00 DENTAL & RADIOLOGY Radiology State Exam Application Fee Not Included


HOURS9090


TIME6:30-9:306:30-9:30

ROOM167167

CENTERNHNH

Radiology classes will be running on alternative days.Specific schedules will be assigned to each student individually upon enrollment.

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FIRST RESPONDERCOMPONENT(Offered as a part of ER Tech course)

The first responders’ course is one of a series of courses making up a national emergency medical services education program for out of hospital care. The term “First Responder” has been applied to the first individual who arrives at the scene regardless of the individual’s type of credential. The first responder uses a limited amount of equipment to perform initial assessment and intervention and is trained to assist other EMS providers. This course thoroughly covers the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) National Standards Curriculum for First Responders.

MEDICAL PROGRAMS

CPCT/A Certified Patient Care Technician/Assistant(Formerly known as E.R. Tech)

(See page 3 to register or call 201-631-6350)

Certified Patient Care Technician/Assistant course includes ECG, Phlebotomy, CPR, First Responder, Blood Born Pathogen.National Exam & Certification AvailableTUITION $1750.00


HOURS240240

DAYMonday - FridayMonday - Friday

TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00

ROOM315315

CENTERJCJC

C.P.R. & FIRST AID(Offered as a part of CPCT/A, ECG, & Phlebotomy course)Certified through the AHA

Walk-ins Welcome

The American Safety Health Institute (ASHI) was created to help students develop basic first aid skills and the confidence to respond. The basic first aid program is an excellent choice for both the community and workplace setting, and is consistent with the recommendations of the 2010 National First Aid Science Advisory Board and OSHA’s best practices for the first aid training in the workplace. School bus drivers, child care workers, teachers, parents, babysitters, emergency response teams and adult residential care personnel should consider this course.HeartSaver for lay rescuers $55 BLS for Healthcare providers $65Infant CPR for CD Associates $85

NO CASH

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN(Pharmacy Technician/Assistant)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-631-6350)

The course entails offering the students the required skills to understand and perform a necessary competence in general operations of a pharmacy, demonstrate drug dosage knowledge, follow the correct procedures pertaining to accurate drug calculations and measurement and assisting the pharmacist in administrative and customer relations on a daily basis. All students who passed the course successfully and passed the National Exam would qualify for the National Healthcareer Association Certification in addition to the HCST Certificate of Completion.National Certification AvailableTUITION $1750.00


HOURS240240

DAYMonday to FridayMonday to Friday

TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00

ROOM318318

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MEDICAL PROGRAMS

ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHTECHNICIAN (ECG)(Electrocardiograph Technology/Technician)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-631-6350)

This course provides an in-depth study of the heart and its function along with vital signs, CPR, and ECG recognition. Upon completion the student will be able to administer and record ECGS and recognize ECG abnormalities. Lab sessions allow the student hands-on experience in ECGS. Students will also learn to identify atrial and ventricular abnormalities.

TUITION $615.00 Test Fees Not Included NUMBER115100.211 Fall Session115100.221 Spring Session

HOURS9090

DAYMon & WedTues & Thurs

TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00

ROOM317315

CENTERJCJC

PHLEBOTOMYTECHNICIAN(Phlebotomy Technician/Phlebotomist)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-631-6350)

This course focuses on blood drawing procedures, safety, and infection control in a health care facility. The course consists of both didactic and clinical instruction in the collection of blood specimens for diagnostic testing. Basic concepts in infection control, personal safety, professional conduct, and the medico legal aspects of phlebotomy correlated to clinical applications as they relate to laboratory testing and patient conditions are taught. Lab sessions allow hands-on experience in venipuncture, skin puncture, and blood tests.

TUITION $615.00 Test Fees Not Included NUMBER115103.211 Fall Session115103.221 Spring Session

HOURS9090

DAYTues & ThursMon & Wed

TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00

ROOM315317

CENTERJCJC

ECG &PHLEBOTOMYTECHNICIAN COMBINED(Phlebotomy Technician/Phlebotomist)(Electrocardiograph Technology/Technician)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-631-6350)

This course includes both ECG and Phlebotomy Technician courses.

National Certification Available

TUITION $1420.00 Test Fees Included


HOURS192192

DAYMonday to ThursdayMonday to Thursday

TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:00

ROOM315315

CENTERJCJC



PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT PROGRAMS

SECURITY OFFICERREGISTRATION ACT(SORA) TRAINING(New Officers)(Security and LossPrevention Services)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-631-6350)

This twenty four hour training program is designed to provide the required training as mandated by (N.J.S. 45:19A-1 to 45:19A-12). Upon successful completion, a certificate of registration, valid for two years, is issued by the NJ State Police.

The course consists of Homeland Security/Counter terrorism, Communications, Emergency Response/ICS, Theft Prevention, Limits on use of force, Detention of suspects, Ethics/Professional Conduct, First Aid/CPR/AED, and other subjects deemed appropriate by the Superintendent of State Police.

TUITION $90.00 First Aid/CPR/AED Certification Fees Not IncludedNUMBER116100.211 September 19- September 28, 2016116100.212 November 28- December 7, 2016116100.221 February 27- March 8, 2017116100.222 May 1- May 10, 2017

HOURS24242424

DAYMon,Tues,WedMon,Tues,WedMon,Tues,WedMon,Tues,Wed

TIME5:00-9:005:00-9:005:00-9:005:00-9:00

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1. All applicants must download an application for registration as a security officer on the state police web site at www.njsp.org (click on Services tab then scroll down to Private Detective/Security Info). A non-refundable $50.00 application fee and surcharge fee of $25.00 must be submitted electronically with the completed application. This will be done the first night of class.2. All applicants must submit fingerprints and written consent for criminal background checks as outlined on the NJ State Police web site. Applicants must bear the cost of these checks.3. The NJ State Police will issue a temporary certificate of registration as a security officer. The applicant has 30 days to complete an approved security officer training course. If an applicant fails to complete the training course within 30 days without filing for an extension with the NJ State Police he/she must resubmit an application and fees.

SECURITY INDUSTRYREGISTRATION ACT(SIRA) TRAINING(Renewing Officers)(Security and Loss Prevention Services)POST SECONDARY(See page 3 to register or call 201-631-6350)

This eight hour training program is designed to provide the required training as mandated by (N.J.S. 45:19A-1 to 45:19A-12). Upon successful completion, a certificate of registration, valid for two years, is issued by the NJ State Police.

The course consists of Homeland Security/Counter terrorism, Communications, Emergency Response/ICS, Theft Prevention, Limits on use of force, Detention of suspects, Ethics/Professional Conduct, First Aid/CPR/AED, and other subjects deemed appropriate by the Superintendent of State Police.

TUITION $50.00 First Aid/CPR/AED Certification Fees Not Included NUMBER116101.211 Fall116101.221 Spring

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1. All applicants must download an application for registration as a security officer on the state police web site at www.njsp.org (click on Services tab then scroll down to Private Detective/Security Info). A non-refundable $50.00 application fee and surcharge fee of $25.00 must be submitted electronically with the completed application. This will be done the first night of class.2. The NJ State Police will issue a temporary certificate of registration as a security officer. The applicant has 30 days to complete an approved security officer training course. If an applicant fails to complete the training course within 30 days without filing for an extension with the NJ State Police he/she must resubmit an application and fees.

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TEACHER ASSISTANT &TEACHER CERTIFICATION PREPARATION PROGRAMS(Teacher Assistant/Aide)For Registration or Questions: Call: (201) 631-6350E-mail: [email protected]

This exclusive and fast track program was designed in response to the NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT and the ever-growing demand for trained teachers in New Jersey classrooms. The Teacher Assistant Certification Preparation course will prepare students for passing the New Jersey PRAXIS Parapro Examination, which is necessary for obtaining the N.J. Teacher Assistant Professional Certificate. The Teacher Certification Preparation course will prepare students for passing the NJ PRAXIS II Examination in diverse subject areas. The PRAXIS Exam is necessary for obtaining the NJ Teacher Certificate of Eligibility (CE). Sessions include test preparation, resume writing, and interview skills training for teaching professionals. In addition, job referrals to after-school programs may be available for eligible participants interested in employment. 24 hour requirement not included.

Assistance with State Certification Process

NUMBER116102.211 Sept. 15, 2016- Oct. 13, 2016116102.212 Dec. 1, 2016- Jan. 12, 2017116102.241 Jan. 19, 2017- Feb. 16, 2017116102.221 March 2, 2017- March 30, 2017116102.222 May 4, 2017- June 1, 2017

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5-WEEK EXTENSIVE COURSE: TUITION $310.00 Exam Fee & 24-Hour Requirement Not Included

TEACHER ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION PREPARATION Pre-Requisite: High School Diploma or GED. To register call: (201) 631-6350 or e-mail: [email protected] State exam PRAXIS ParaPro is available on school premises



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CHILDCARE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE (CDA)*Internship hours will be scheduled on an individual basis, as needed, and will NOT interfere with classroom schedule.

A unique program that provides “one-stop” approach for all interested in CDA certification and internship. Included in the program are: 120 hours of academic training, assistance with CDA application, portfolio assistance, professional on-site observation in an early childhood setting, exam preparation, and on-site testing. All of the above are in compliance with CDA Council requirements for License.480 hours of internship will be accepted through students’ prior early childhood working experience, providing that an official employer letter is submitted. Internship* will also be available on a limited basis as a part of the course at off-site locations.TUITION $999.00 (CDA application and testing fees not included) National License Available


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TEACHER CERTIFICATION PREPARATION PROGRAMSPre-Requisite For All: Bachelor’s Degree in any area; GPA of 2.75 or a min 2.5 with higher PRAXIS scores.To register call: (201) 631-6350 or e-mail: [email protected]

NUMBER116105.211 Sept. 20, 2016- Oct. 18, 2016116105.212 Nov. 15, 2016- Dec. 13, 2016116105.221 March 7 2017- April 4, 2017116105.222 May 2, 2017- May 30, 2017

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5-WEEK EXTENSIVE COURSE: TUITION $310.00 Exam Fee & 24-Hour Requirement Not Included

Pre-Requisite: Bachelor’s Degree in any area; 30 credits in Liberal Arts.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (K-5):

TEACHERS OF ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (TESL)

Teachers that specialize in ESL, or teaching English as a second language, teach English to students who speak foreign languages. They teach students how to speak, read and write in English and how to comprehend spoken English. ESL teachers can work at the elementary, secondary and post-secondary levels or as adult education instructors providing English instruction to classes or individual students. Our ESL-teacher training includes alternative strategies in teaching adults and child learners with special needs. Lesson plans will take the overall approach to English study or they may focus on a specific aspect of language use, such as life skills, literacy, or vocational and workplace English.Pre-Requisite: Bachelor’s Degree in any area; 30 credits in Liberal ArtsAssistance with State Certification Process.Internship available on a limited basis.

TUITION: $1380.00 - International Professionals with student visa option $615.00 - U.S. Professionals


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SUMMER & SATURDAY ACADEMY

Let’s have a summer full of fun and excitement!!!PROGRAM RUNS FROM 9AM TO 3:30PM

SUMMER SESSION IS 6-WEEKS LONG - MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAYAges accepted: 5-16 Must submit release form to be accepted

Before & After Care Available For Extra Fee

DATES Sept. 24- Oct. 29Dec. 3- Jan. 21Mar. 4- April 8May 6- June 10

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DAYSaturdaysSaturdaysSaturdaysSaturdays

TIME10:00-4:0010:00-4:0010:00-4:0010:00-4:00

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6-WEEK SAT/PSAT PREP COURSE: TUITION $300.00 (FOR BOTH SUBJECTS)Exam Fee Not Included

Our intensive 36-hour prep course is designed to help you ace Mathematics and English (includes Reading & Writing.) Mathematics: Will teach and practice with the student the usage of reasoning skills to solve practical problems, knowledge of basic formulas, conceptualization skills, arithmetic operations, algebra, geometry, statistics and probability. English: Will prepare the student in Critical Reading and Writing.

Register early and SAVE 10% Referral discounts – 5% off per referral!

SATURDAY COLLEGE TEST PREPARATION COURSE NOW AVAILABLE!!!

*courses dates subject to change

SUMMER CAMP

SUMMER ARTS & SCIENCE CAMPSTARTS Monday after Independence DayFor Registration or Questions: Call: (201) 631-6350Email: [email protected]

The program will ensure your child spends their summer-time productively for his/her body, mind, and soul. A variety of sport, critical thinking, artistic, music, and coordination activities will be offered in combination with science lab activities. Our great professional staff will ensure every day is fun, enjoyable, and exciting for younger children, as well as teenagers.

Registration starts May - Early registered students get 10% off!

PSAT OR SAT PREPARATION COURSE SAT: Juniors/SeniorsPSAT: Freshman/Sophomores

For Registration or Questions: Call: (201) 631-6350Email: [email protected]

LET’S MAKE COLLEGE ADMISSION A SURE THING!!!

SERVICES **Early CareRegular Camp Hours**After Care

TIME DURATION8:00am - 9:00am9:00am - 3:30pm3:30pm - 6:00pm

RATES: Full 6 Weeks$180$950$500

RATES: Weekly (4 days)$30$170$85

RATES$10 per Hour

$10 per Hour

Summer camp program is held at North Bergen.

*Payments must be made before the start of the week otherwise the kids will not be accepted in the summer camp program.**Early care & After care: If parents opt NOT to use the entire duration, they will be charged $10/hr.

Includes Limited Transportation - School Bus SchedulePICK UP TIME8:00 am

3:30pm

PICK-UP LOCATIONCounty Prep H.S.525 Montgomery St.Jersey City, NJ 07302Camp Site, North Bergen2000 85th St.North Bergen, NJ 07047

ARRIVAL TIME9:00am

4:00pm

ARRIVAL LOCATIONCamp Site, North Bergen2000 85th St.North Bergen, NJ 07047

County Prep H.S.525 Montgomery St.Jersey City, NJ 07302

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HUDSON TECHNICAL POST SECONDARYSUMMER & SATURDAY ACADEMYSUMMER & SATURDAY ACADEMY

EACH SEMESTER IS 16-WEEKS LONG * CLASSES RUN FROM 10AM TO 4PM DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR EACH CLASS IS 2-HOURS LONG *SEE COURSE CODE FOR SUGGESTED CLASS TIMES

*courses times subject to change

Referral discounts – 5% off per referral! Enroll your child in one or more classes and SAVE!

For Registration or Questions: Call: (201) 631-6350 Email: [email protected]

FUN & EXCITING Saturday Activities for all Interests—Take a Look at what’s available!!!

Want a truly enriching experience for your child? Enroll your child to our Saturday Academy cluster programs. Each cluster has several components that will guarantee to capture your child’s interest for

the entire semester and develop new skills.

Cost for Saturday Academy Courses: One 16 week class: $160 Two 16 week classes: $300 ($20 off) Three 16 week classes: $450 ($30 off)

Fall Semester September 2016 - January 2017 Spring Semester February 2017 - June 2018

LIMITED TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED

Body & Well BeingKickboxing— Small group training in which your child will engage in a full body cardio/strengthening workout while learning Strategic Approaches, Stances, Punches, Defense, Guards, breathing exercises, and much more. (Ages 5-8 & 9-11 & 12-16)

Martial Arts—Breathing exercises, basic stances, and kicking techniques. (Ages 5-8 & 9-11 & 12-16)

Ballet—Learn basic dances moves while improving balance, coordination, and grace. (Ages 5-8 & 9-11 & 12-16)

Creative ArtsCreative Arts and Acting – Teaches role-playing, acting, stage direction, voice projection, movement, arts, sculpture, and crafts. (Ages 5-8 & 9-11 & 12-16)

Core AcademicsMath Wizards and Reader’s Mind Wide—Supplement your mathematic skills and knowledge. Focuses on fostering strong reading and phonics basics and challenges, spelling, writing, and comprehension. (Ages 6-8)

Culture & Languages

-French

-Spanish

-Italian

Learn a new language by enhancing knowledge of culture, grammar, pronunciation, and speech components.

MusicMusic— Learn singing, instrument playing, music appreciation, and sheet music reading. (Ages 5-8 & 9-11)

ChessChess for beginners— Learn basic game moves and opening tactic moves.



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The Adult High School Program of the Hudson County Schools of Technology is a nontraditional, adult secondary program established in 1978. The Hudson County Schools of Technology Board of Education, as well as the New Jersey State Department of Education, have approved the concepts, policies, organization, and content of this Adult High School Program.

The basic objective of the Adult High School Program is to recognize those adults who have not completed high school but who have continued to gain knowledge and skills through educational, employment and personal sources. The HCST Adult High School Program will provide counseling and academic advisement with regard to different types of credit needed to complete the adult high school graduation requirement and will assess all acquired skills and knowledge for adult high school credit.

The HCST Adult High School Program has registration twice a year. The program operates ten months a year.

To qualify for enrollment in High School, a person must: 1. Be a Hudson County resident. 2. Be at least 16 years of age and no longer enrolled in a Secondary School. Persons 16 and 17 years of age must complete a Certificate of Consent signed by a parent or guardian in order to participate in an Adult High School Program. 3. Have not earned a locally issued, state endorsed high school diploma. 4. Students will be charged a $150.00 processing fee per semester (2 Semesters Fall & Spring).

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: North Hudson Center (201) 662-6765 or (201) 662-6771 After 2:00 PM Harrison Center (973) 483-2285 ext.2028 After 5:00 PM*Enrollment is limited to 200 students per semester.

ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM

ADMISSIONS

ADULT HIGH SCHOOL (NHC) & AHS ACADEMIES REGISTRATION PERIOD

CLASSES BEGIN:FALL: (NON ESL) SEPTEMBER 7th, 2016

SPRING: (NON ESL) JANUARY 4th, 2017

Fall Classes: Monday July 11th-Thursday September 8th, 2016 (4-8pm)Spring Classes: Monday January 3rd-Thursday January 19th, 2017 (5-8:30pm)

NO CASH



ADULT HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA ARTS ACADEMY

INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO PRODUCTION

Call 201-662-6771 to register

INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN

Call 201-662-6771 to register

In this course students will receive an intense hands on lab experience utilizing video cameras. The students will learn how to cut/edit HD footage of weddings, vacations, sports’ highlights. PSA and other media related film footage. Students will also learn the foundations of importing audio files into Adobe Premiere and incorporating sound effects to develop a final piece of film. Intro to video production addresses the theory and practice of film/video production. Students will be expected to understand: camera operation, audio control, basic directing, lighting, and editing. Students will also be expected to learn and apply the terminology of video production pre and post.High School diploma not required to register for foreign language classes.

TUITION $99.00

Introduction to graphic design is designed to develop students’ understanding and appreciation for design. By raising students’ awareness of design, this course will serve as a strong foundation in the basic principles of graphic design. Students will learn to communicate visually; they will present their own ideas and information graphically by applying graphic design principles in their own work as well as interpret visual representations presented to them. The course will introduce students to problem-solving scenarios that can be solved graphically. Students will apply creativity techniques to create innovative and effective design solutions. Students will also learn about the history of design, how various design movements have contributed to the field of design today, what role design plays in society, and how the field of design relates to other facets of society. High School diploma not required to register for foreign language classes.TUITION $99.00


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PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY For Registration or Questions: Call: (201) 631-6350Email: [email protected]

The ability to speak confidently and deliver a persuasive message is an essential skill for today’s professionals. This course provides the opportunity for native and foreign born students to significantly improve their public speaking skills by practicing and delivering speeches and presentations in a constructive environment with personalized feedback provided by the instructor. This course will rapidly strengthen your speaking skills and improve your accent.

TUITION $150.00 Open to Post Secondary & Adult H.S. Students NUMBER116114.211 Fall Session116114.221 Spring Session

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LANGUAGE ACADEMYFOREIGN LANGUAGE

POST SECONDARY(Call 201-662-6765 after 1pm to register)

Adult H. S. call 201-662-6771

The students who will study this course will be introduced to the basics of a foreign language. Students will learn basic vocabulary, common expressions, and the fundamentals of grammar and pronunciation in order to converse on a variety of subjects, such as, family, school, and leisure activities. Students will read simple texts in the chosen foreign language, write short paragraphs about familiary topics, and develop their ability to understand the written language.High School diploma not required to register for foreign language classes.

TUITION $99.00 Certificate Available Upon CompletionFALL114135.111114136.111114134.111114137.111114116.111 114116.111114113.111114135.111114136.111114116.112

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LANGUAGEBeginning SpanishAdvanced SpanishArabicGerman French ArabicItalianBeginning SpanishAdvanced SpanishFrench

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LEARN ENGLISH & IMPROVE SPEECHENGLISH AS ASECOND LANGUAGE I

POST SECONDARY(Call 201-662-6771 to register)

ESL I is a basic introductory course for the beginning learner of English. Students at this level have little or no ability with regard to both listening, comprehension, and oral communication skills. The level I program is designed to teach basic language skills, i.e. listening, speaking, reading, and writing through the use of structured real life survival skills pertinent to the needs of the adult learner.High School diploma not required to register for ESL classes.

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ENGLISH AS ASECOND LANGUAGE II


ESL II is an intermediate course designed for the second language learner. Students at this level can satisfy many survival needs and may perform adequately in social situations; however, reading, writing, and oral communication skills are still lacking. The level II program is designed to enhance these skills through continued use of structured real-life situations pertinent to the needs of the adult learner.High School diploma not required to register for ESL classes.

ENGLISH AS ASECOND LANGUAGE III


ESL III is the advanced level course designed for the second language learner. Students at this level will demonstrate a good knowledge of the English language, yet, will continue to make errors in the use of the proper grammar structures and vocabulary usage. The level III program is designed to enhance these skills through continued use of real life situations pertinent to the needs of the adult learner.High School diploma not required to register for ESL classes.

REMEDIAL ENGLISH/SPEECH IMPROVEMENT

POST SECONDARY(Call 201-662-6771to register)

Would you like to continue your knowledge of English beyond the ESL classes? Do people still have difficulty understanding you in English? This Remedial English/Speech Improvement course is designed around the five language arts literacy strands in the N.J. Core Curriculum Content Standards of reading, writing, speaking, listening, and viewing with media literacy. This is our final level of English training.High School diploma not required to register for this class.Successful completion of this course guarantees admission into the adult high school.

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TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:006:00-9:006:30-8:30

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FALL # SPRING #116115.111 116115.121116115.112 116115.122116115.113 116115.123

HOURS90 9090

DAYMon & WedTues & ThursTues & Thurs

TIME6:00-9:006:00-9:006:00-9:00

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ADULT HIGH SCHOOL LANGUAGE ARTS ACADEMY (FOR ESL)

Jersey City follows the same schedule, for information call 201-631-6350Harrison follows a different schedule, for information call 201-483-2285 ext. 2028

Jersey City follows the same schedule, for information call 201-631-6350

TUITION $175.00 Materials Included

TUITION $175.00 Materials Included Plus Online Access to English Language Software







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