continuing education guide: spring 2013

Register Now!Start dates range from Jan. 16 through early May.

ContinuingEducation Guide

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Health Careers

Youth Programming

Online and ProfessionalDevelopment

Certified Production TechnicianSee 0.

Cultural Heritage SeriesSee Pages 8 and 40.

Language CoursesSee Pages 39, 42, 44.

Horticulture/Gardening See Pages 41-42.

Spring 2013 Course Listings

Triton Schedule, Volume 43, No. 4, is produced by the Creative ServicesDepartment, Triton College.Triton Schedule, (USPS 688-710) is published six times a year by TritonCollege, 2000 Fifth Ave., River Grove, IL 60171. Second-class postagepaid at River Grove, IL and additional mailing offices.

Postmaster: Send address changes to Triton Schedule, 2000 Fifth Ave.,River Grove, IL 60171.

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Times, dates and costs listed are subject to change. All tuition fees are subject to revision by the Triton College

Board of Trustees without prior notice.

You can find these codes in the course listings under “Loc.” or“Room.”

A Learning Resource Center Building (Adult Education, Cashier’sOffice, Library, Continuing Education)

B Student Center (Admission and Records, Welcome DeskFinancial Aid)

C Bookstore

D Science Building

E Liberal Arts Building

F Business Building

G Health Building

H Technology Building

I Cernan Earth and Space Center

J Fine Arts Building (Gallery)

M Advanced Technology Building

N Triton College Police Station (Loading Dock)

O Physical Services Building

P Human Resources, Payroll Department

R Robert M. Collins Center(Triton College Performing Arts Center, OlderAdults Center, Fitness Center, Pool)

T Industrial Careers Building

BB-FLD Baseball Field

SC-FLD Soccer Field

TE-TEN Tennis Courts

TF-TRA Track Field

On-Campus Building CodesYou can find these codes in the course listings under “Loc.” or “Room.”

Triton College partners with a number ofschools and locations to bring continuingeducation classes close to your home.

New Horizons/Nuevos Horizontes: Triton Community Center1708 Main Street, Melrose Park, IL 60160 • 708/649-2101

Triton College Community Center at Ridgewood High School7500 W. Montrose, Norridge, IL 60706 • 708/456-4242, Ext. 293,after 6:30 p.m.

Triton College Community Center at Riverside|Brookfield High School160 Ridgewood Road, Riverside, IL 60546 • 708/442-7500, Ext. 107

East Leyden High School3400 N. Rose, Franklin Park, IL 60131 • 847/451-3056, after 6:30 p.m.

Elmwood Park High School8201 W. Fullerton, Elmwood Park, IL 60707 • 708/583-6214

Oak Park and River Forest High School201 N. Scoville, Oak Park, IL 60302 • 708/434-3125, after 6 p.m.

Proviso West High School4701 W. Harrison, Hillside, IL 60162

Bellwood Community Tech Center185 Eastern Ave., Bellwood, IL 60104 • 708/493-0856

Melrose Park Computer Resource CenterNorth and 9th Ave., Winston Plaza, Suite 1270, Melrose Park, IL 60160 • 708/865-9015

Cantata Adult Life Services8700 West 31st St., Brookfield, IL 60513

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Career Training .....................................................................................7-13Accounting............................................................................................7Certified Employee Benefit Specialist (CEBS) ................................7Medicar Operator.................................................................................7Microsoft Certified Application Specialist ...................................7, 9Music Business......................................................................................9Microsoft Office Technology..............................................................9Paralegal ..............................................................................................11Private Security ..................................................................................11Project Management..........................................................................12Real Estate...........................................................................................12Real Estate Home Inspection ...........................................................12Spanish Interpretation.......................................................................12Transportation/Logistics ...................................................................12Waterworks/Sanitation Professional ...............................................12Wedding Planning.............................................................................13

Health Careers ...............................................................................13-14, 16Dental Assistant .................................................................................13Dialysis Technician ............................................................................13EKG Technician ................................................................................13Evaluator Workshop .........................................................................13Gerontology ........................................................................................13Medical Billing and Coding Certification-Online ...................13-14Pharmacy Technician ........................................................................14Phlebotomy Technician.....................................................................14Physical Therapy Aide ......................................................................14Registered Nurse................................................................................16

Professional Development - Classroom.................................................16Business ...............................................................................................16

Computer Information Technology - Classroom...........................16, 19Basic Computer Skills .................................................................16, 19

Professional Development - Online..................................................19-22Entrepreneurship ...............................................................................19Job Skills ........................................................................................19-20Management..................................................................................20-21Project Management ....................................................................21-22Volunteer Management.....................................................................22

Computer Information Technology - Online .................................22-24Basic Computer Skills .......................................................................22CompTIA Certifications...................................................................22Computer Repair and Maintenance...........................................22-23Programming Languages............................................................23-24Web Page Development....................................................................24

Professional Development for Teachers - Online CPDU Eligible .......................................................................24, 26-27

Test Preparation ..................................................................................27-28Sports, Fitness and Recreation...............................................28-29, 31-33Dance..............................................................................................28-29Fitness ......................................................................................29, 31-32Sports ...................................................................................................33

Life and Family ...................................................................................33-36Finance ................................................................................................34Foods ..............................................................................................34-36Computers/Information Technology ..............................................36

Lifelong Learning ...............................................................................38-46Cultural Heritage...............................................................................40Hobbies/Crafts ..............................................................................40-41Horticulture...................................................................................41-42Languages .....................................................................................42, 44Music....................................................................................................45Retirement .....................................................................................45-46

Youth Programs ........................................................................................46

Nuevos Horizontes, Triton Community Center ............................48-49Adult Education (GED, ESL) .........................................................54-57 Registration Information.........................................................................58Refund Policy ............................................................................................58

Table of Contents

Upgrade yourbusiness skillsonline and in the

classroom!

• Business Plan for the Small Business (ONLINE) (BSN E66)....................................p19

• Fundamentals of Supervision andManagement (ONLINE) (BSN E55) ...........p20

• Effective Business Writing (ONLINE) (ONL E53) ....................................................p20

• Keyboarding Technique (ONLINE) (OFC E03) .......................................................p22

• Budgeting 101 (CLASSROOM) (FIN C48).....p34• Microsoft 2007 Excel I (CLASSROOM)

(CIS E55) ......................................................p19

Look inside for course descriptions andmore information.

4 For more information about Continuing Education courses, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500.

Accounting Fundamentals ...................................................................7

Performing Payroll in Quickbooks.....................................................7

Microsoft Access ................................................................................9

Paralegal Research ............................................................................11

Paralegal Jurisprudence ...................................................................11

Paralegal Litigation ..........................................................................11

Paralegal Management ...................................................................11

Paralegal Career ...............................................................................11

Project Management Fundamentals ..............................................12

Project Management Applications .................................................12

Distribution and Logistics Management ........................................12

Freight Broker/6.0 Agent Training ...................................................12

Wedding/Event Planning..................................................................13

Gerontology.......................................................................................13

Medical Billing ..................................................................................13

Advanced Coding ICD-10 .................................................................14

Advanced Coding CPT .....................................................................14

Medical Coding ................................................................................14

Business Plan for the Small Business ..............................................19

Starting a Consulting Practice..........................................................19

Wow, What a Great Event! .............................................................19

Fundamentals of Technical Writing ...............................................19

A to Z Grant Writing.........................................................................19

Administrative Assistant Fundamentals .........................................20

Effective Business Writing ...............................................................20

Employment Law Fundamentals ....................................................20

Keys to Effective Communication....................................................20

Interpersonal Communication ........................................................20

Teams and Team Building ................................................................20

Supervisory Skills: An Introduction .................................................20

Fundamentals of Supervision and Management ..........................20

Leadership Development..................................................................20

Six Sigma: Total Quality Applications..............................................20

Total Quality Fundamentals .............................................................21

Resume Writing Workshop ..............................................................21

Get Assertive! ....................................................................................21

Manufacturing Applications ............................................................21

Mastery of Business Fundamentals .................................................21

Introduction to Business Analysis ...................................................21

Project Management Fundamentals ..............................................21

Take an online continuingeducation course this spring!

Whether your goal is professional

development or personal enrichment,

Triton has an opportunity that is right

for you. Expand your horizons with

thought-provoking courses, gain

credentials to break into a new

field, explore a creative passion or

reinvigorate your career — and

do it all online from the comfort

of your home!

5Register now by calling (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3130 or register online at www.triton.edu.

To get the latest information about our online classes, visit our online class selection at

www.ed2go.com/tritonor call

(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500.

Project Management Applications .................................................21

High Speed Project Management ..................................................21

Managing Customer Service ...........................................................21

Effective Selling ................................................................................21

Professional Sales Strategies ...........................................................22

Keyboarding Technique....................................................................22

Introduction to the Internet ............................................................22

Advanced CompTIA A+ Certification Prep .....................................22

CompTIA Network+ Certification Prep ...........................................22

CompTIA Security+ Certification Prep.............................................22

Introduction to PC Troubleshooting................................................22

Basic A+ Certification........................................................................23

Intermediate A+ Certification: Operating Systems........................23

Introduction to C++ Programming..................................................23

Introduction to C# Programming ....................................................23

Intermediate C# Programming........................................................23

Java for the Absolute Beginner.......................................................23

Introduction to Microsoft 2007 Word.............................................23

Introduction to Microsoft 2007 Excel..............................................23

Intermediate Microsoft 2007 Excel..................................................23

Introduction to Microsoft 2007 Access ..........................................23

MS PowerPoint ..................................................................................23

Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 2007 ........................................23

Introduction to Microsoft Project 2007...........................................24

Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 2007.......................................24

Introduction to Crystal Reports 10 ..................................................24

Achieving Top Search Engine Positions for Your Website ...........24

Creating Web Pages..........................................................................24

Creating the Inclusive Classroom: Strategies for Success .............24

The Creative Classroom ....................................................................24

Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom.....................................24

Enhancing Language Development in Childhood.........................24

Guided Reading and Writing: Strategies Achievement ................26

Guided Reading: Strategies for the Differentiated Classroom.....26

Integrating Technology in the K-5 Classroom................................26

Microsoft Word 2007 in the Classroom ..........................................26

Microsoft Excel 2007 in the Classroom ...........................................26

Ready, Set, Read!...............................................................................26

Survival Kit for New Teachers ..........................................................26

Solving Classroom Discipline Problems ...........................................26

Solving Classroom Discipline Problems II .......................................26

Teaching Math: Grades 4-6 ..............................................................26

Teaching Science: Grades 4-6 ...........................................................27

Understanding Adolescents .............................................................27

Using the Internet in the Classroom ...............................................27

Working Successfully With Learning Disabled Students ..............27

GMAT Preparation ............................................................................27

GRE Preparation Part 1 (Verbal and Analytical).............................27

GRE Preparation - Part 2 (Quantitative) .........................................27

LSAT Preparation - Part 1 .................................................................27

LSAT Preparation - Part 2 .................................................................27

SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 1 ..........................................................27

SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 2 ..........................................................28

Writeriffic: Creativity Training for Writers......................................40

Writeriffic 2: Advanced Creativity Training for Writers.................40

Writing Your Life Story.....................................................................40

Digital Photography..........................................................................41

Speed Spanish I ................................................................................44

Speed Spanish II ...............................................................................44


Take classes right in yourneighborhood! We have classes at your local high school! • Elmwood Park High School • Riverside|Brookfield High School

• Oak Park and River Forest High School • East Leyden High School

• Proviso West High School • Ridgewood High School

For list of courses at each location, see Pages 50-51.


CAREER TRAINING

ACCOUNTINGAccounting Fundamentals (1.5 AEC) ONLINEDemand for accounting professionals currently exceeds supply. If you’reinterested in increasing your financial awareness and accountability whilealso gaining a marketable skill, this course is for you. You’ll learn the basicsof double-entry bookkeeping, while also learning how to analyze and recordfinancial transactions, as well as prepare various financial reports at the endof the fiscal period. Accounts receivable, accounts payable payroll proce-dures, sales taxes, and various common banking activities will be discussed.We’ll cover all the bases, from writing checks to preparing an income state-ment and closing out accounts at the end of each fiscal period. Suitable foreither a small business or an individual household, this course is sure toincrease financial awareness and accountability.

BUS E09 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

BUS E09 551 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, Feb. 9 - May 11, 11-12:50 P.M. Room 111. $148.00/385.00/10.00

Performing Payroll in Quickbooks (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn how to use QuickBooks software to process payroll quickly and easily.You’ll discover all the steps you need to properly set up your payroll system,troubleshoot common problems, and avoid mistakes.


CERTIFIED EMPLOYEE BENEFIT SPECIALIST (CEBS)Employee Benefits; Concepts and Health Care Benefits (GBA 1)The coverage of health care benefits begins with a discussion of the environ-ment of health care and health care plans, followed by health plan designsand cost-control techniques. An assignment is devoted to the managed carespectrum as well as one to the health care cost equation. Other assignmentscover evaluating and selecting health and managed care plans, maintainingand improving employee health, medical benefits for retirees, and long-termcare. Dental plans and specialized benefits — behavioral health, prescriptiondrugs, vision, and hearing care plans — also are covered as is the timelytopic of consumer-driven health plans, including health reimbursementaccounts and health savings accounts. The course concludes with qualityhealth care purchasing and vendor management, as well as fiduciary liabilityand ethical responsibility.

BUS E24 01 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 13 - April 24, 6:30-9:30 P.M. Room E-205.$197.00/513.00/13.00

MEDICAR OPERATORMedicar Driver/Attendant Training (1 AEC) The training program, offered through a partnership with Medicar Safety, isdesigned to target primary instructional areas of non- emergency transportrequirements. Working from a text manual, participants will also experiencevisual reinforcement with actual training examples demonstrated through astep by step video presentation. Medicar Safety’s video productions are spe-cialized and focused on all aspects of safety related issues and client care fac-tors. Participants in the program can expect to observe and learn the follow-ing through this presentation: Proper vehicle pre-trip inspection, under-standing vehicle safety operational factors, patient transport care related ele-ments, understanding different disability factors, learning security lockdown methods, comprehending miscellaneous transport factors, privacy &patient custody issues, staff development guidance.

EMS E31 01 Triton CollegeMeets Friday and Saturday, Jan. 25-26, 8 A.M.-4:45 P.M. Room A-122B.$180.00/180.00/180.00

EMS E31 02 Triton CollegeMeets Friday and Saturday, Feb. 15-16, 8 A.M.-4:45 P.M. Room M-142A.$180.00/180.00/180.00

EMS E31 04 Triton CollegeMeets Friday and Saturday, March 15-16, 8A.M.-4:45 P.M. Room A-122B.$180.00/180.00/180.00

EMS E31 05 Triton CollegeMeets Friday and Saturday, April 12-13, 8 A.M.-4:45 P.M. Room M-118.$180.00/180.00/180.00

MICROSOFT CERTIFIED APPLICATION SPECIALISTMicrosoft 2007 Word I (2 AEC) Introduction to Microsoft Word with instruction in the creation, formatting,and editing of various word processing documents. (Keyboarding ability of20 words per minute recommended.) For course sections numbered 101 andabove, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sec-tions are noncredit only.

CIS E70 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 16, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $126.00/284.00/34.00 (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Microsoft 2007 Excel I (2 AEC) In this introductory course into the world of electronic spreadsheets, studentswill learn the fundamental concepts of developing an electronic spreadsheet,and the uses of them in today’s business community. Basic spreadsheet func-tions and commands are covered. See section description for specific soft-ware package. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course maybe taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only.Prerequisite: Conceptual knowledge of spreadsheets. (Level II difficulty)

CIS E55 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - April 8, 6:30-9:30 P.M. Room M-142E. $210.00/526.00/26.00 (Includes $13.00 lab fee)

CIS E55 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - May 16, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room TBA. $210.00/526.00/26.00 (Includes $13.00 lab fee)

Continuing Education Course Listings

Technology FeeStudents enrolled in “E” courses for a total of 11 credit hours (AEC) or less will be assessed a $34 technology fee. If enrolled in more

than 11 hours, a $70 fee will be assessed.

All times, dates, costs and locations listed in this schedule are subject to change.*This course is self-sufficient and is not supported by any state or local taxes.


Triton College and Cantata Adult Life Services Present

The Cultural Heritage SeriesSpring 2013:Exploring Culture through the Arts!

Mexican ArtsMexican arts have many layers, colors and facets that re�ect the combination of ancient and modern times. Create colorful Oaxacan animals, inspired self-portraits, and small murals in the style of the big three Muralists. Explore Mexican music through vocals, independence music, and traditional folk music like Mariachi and Norteno. The class may end with a �eld trip to the Mexican Fine Arts Museum on the near southwest side of Chicago. Materials required for class: a sketchbook and a notebook.

Cost: $99 Meets: Wednesdays, February 6 – March 27, 2013 10 a.m.-12 p.m.Location: Woodlands Maple Room, Cantata Adult Life Services, 8700 West 31st Street, Brook�eld, IL

Italian ArtsItalian arts have in�uenced Western culture in countless ways. Create a beautiful Venetian mask like the ones worn at the annual Carnival of Venice. Study Roman mosaics and create a small mosaic of your own. Learn why Italian music has long held an important place in society and politics, and gain an appreci-ation of the integral role that Opera plays in Italian culture.

Cost: $99Meets: Saturdays, February 2 – March 16, 9-11:05 a.m.Location: Triton College

Polish ArtsPolish arts combine Polish in�uence with aspects of other nearby European cultures and periods in European history. Learn to create Wycinanki, a popular paper folk craft originating from the mid-1800s, and Pisanki, an ornate style of decorating Easter eggs dating back to the 10th century. Appreciate Polish dance music, such as the Polonaise and the Mazurka, popularized by famous composer and Polish national Frederick Chopin, as well as traditional folk music. This class might end with a �eld trip to the Polish Heritage Museum in Chicago.

Cost: $99Meets: Saturdays, February 2 – March 16, 9-11:05 a.m.Location: Triton College

To register, call the Triton College School of Continuing Education at(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500

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Microsoft 2007 Access I (1 AEC) This course covers entering, storing, and manipulating data in a variety offorms using database management software, the basic tool used to managedata on a computer. See section description for specific software package.For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken forcollege credit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only. Prerequisite:Use of personal computer. (Level II difficulty)

CIS E57 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 6 - April 17, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $134.00/292.00/42.00 (Includes $35.00 lab fee)

MUSIC BUSINESSMusic Business Fundamentals & Strategic Management (3 AEC) Provides instruction for aspiring artists, business entrepreneurs, music pro-ducers, and promoters seeking to be successful in the music business.Investigates a variety of components of the music business industry andexplores different career options including self employment and helps devel-op fundamental business skills. Builds on management, independent mar-keting and promotions, production, contracts and negotiating skills.Discussion, reading and class projects will be assigned.

BUS E65 01 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - May 16, 6-9 P.M. Room M-142F. $295.00/769.00/19.00

MICROSOFT OFFICE TECHNOLOGYMicrosoft Office Technology (Word, Excel, Access and

PowerPoint) Individuals returning to the workplace or students wish-ing to brush up MS Office skills in Word, Access, Excel

and PowerPoint can receive the latest information and hands-onpractice. While this class is not for the raw beginner, it is a helpful refresherof the basic operations of the above mentioned MS Office products.

CIS E49 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Feb. 4 - April 24, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room TBA.$294.000/768.00/18.00

Microsoft Access (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course is designed to master the basic features of Microsoft Access andintroduce some of the more advanced parts of the software program. Basicfundamental concepts will be introduced in this short-term, seminar stylecourse. Students will learn the basic concepts of Microsoft Access and will berequired to use class time to practice the learned materials. For course regis-tration procedures, please see .

ONL E05 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

How to Select andRegister for Your OnlineContinuing Education ClassMost of our online offerings have monthly startdates. To make sure you register for the correctonline class section, just follow these simple steps.

For example, let’s assume you want to register forGMAT Preparation on Page 27.

Note the registration code for this class, EDU C42.Determine what month you would like to begin,either Jan. 16, Feb. 20, March 20 or April 17.

For a Jan. 16 start, you would add the section code 091.

For a Feb. 20 start you would add the section code 092.

For a March 20 start you would add the section code 093.

For a April 17 start you would add the section code 094.

So if you wanted to take GMAT Preparationstarting on Jan. 16, you would register for class

EDU C42 091.

Once you have registered for your class eitherthrough Triton’s Web site or by calling 708-456-0300, Ext. 3130, you must let the online classroomknow you are ready to start your class.

1. Go to www.ed2go.com/triton

2. Select COURSES from the navigation menu at the top of the page.

3. Enter the name of the course that you want to access.

4. Proceed through the next steps, adding yourname, password and contact information.

5. When prompted, select “Already Paid” and complete the process.

6. You are now ready to go through the orientationprocess and start your class on the appropriatedate.

If you experience any difficulty, our staff will behappy to help you. Just call

(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3130,for assistance.

Our hours of operation are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m.;

Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.




Career Training (continued)

Register now by calling (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3130 or register online at www.triton.edu.

NEW!


Unit 1:Workplace Essentials – Provides training on the work-place skills needed in the manufacturing community tosustain the day-to-day success of their organizations.

Unit 2: Safety Awareness – Provides baseline knowledge andskills needed to maintain a safe and productive workenvironment and ensure the safe use of equipment inthe workplace.

Unit 3: Production and Processes – Develops existing knowl-edge and skills needed for the production of productsto meet customer needs while ensuring the manufac-turing process meets business requirements.

Unit 4:Maintenance Awareness – Provides the core knowledgeof preventive maintenance and enhances existing skillsin the identification and performance of equipmentmaintenance used in the production process.

Unit 5: Quality Assurance – Enhances existing knowledge andskills needed to maintain quality and implement contin-uous improvement processes, and ensure that productand process variances meet quality standards.

Certified ProductionTechnician Training ProgramProgram DescriptionThis 64 contact hour course focuses on

the core skills and knowledge needed

by production workers. This course also

prepares participants to take the four

Manufacturing Skill Standards Council

(MSSC) Certified Production Technician

(CPT) certification examinations. Each

participant receives a printed and bound

workbook for each unit.

Assessment and CertificationThe MSSC offers four computer–based

assessments. Individuals earn a certificate

for each test they pass and earn the full

MSSC Certified Production Technician (CPT)

Certification when they pass all four tests.

Certified Production TechnicianCPT E01 001

Mondays and WednesdaysMarch 25-May 15,

6-9:50 p.m.Triton College, Room T-162

For more information, call(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500.

NEW!

Times, dates and costs listed are subject to change. All tuition fees are subject to revision by the Triton College Board of Trustees without prior notice.


PARALEGALParalegal Research (1.5 AEC) ONLINEParalegal Research focuses on analytical reasoning, with a significantamount of emphasis in using the law library. The goal of the program is tohelp students learn the practical skills essential for success in the legal profes-sion. A free virtual orientation seminar is required and is available 24/7 athttp://paralegalstudies.com/free_orientation.htm.

BSN E72 70 Triton CollegeMeets Feb. 7 - March 21, Room A-201. $197.00/197.00/197.00

BSN E72 71 Triton CollegeMeets April 4 - May 16, Room A-201. $197.00/197.00/197.00

Paralegal Jurisprudence (1.5 AEC) ONLINEParalegal Jurisprudence presents an overview of the paralegal professionincluding many of the more popular areas of legal specialization. The stu-dents will be required to select and pursue at least three specialty areas forsubstantive career development and job search. The goal of the program is tohelp students learn the practical skills essential for success in the legal profes-sion. This class is designed to teach students entry level knowledge of the var-ious practices in law, for purpose of choosing a career direction and advance-ment in a particular specialty. A free virtual orientation seminar is requiredand is available 24/7 at http://paralegalstudies.com/free_orientation.htm.



Paralegal Litigation (1.5 AEC) ONLINEParalegal Litigation presents an overview of litigation and trial supportincluding federal and state techniques used by practicing paralegals in dailyprocedural work. The students will be required to visit a specific court sys-tem and investigate the procedures and administrative requirements of pre-trial and post-trial. The history of common and statutory law, and administrative agency procedures will also get some attention. The goalof the program is to help students learn the practical skills essential for suc-cess in the legal profession. Prerequisite: H.S. Diploma or equivalent. A freevirtual orientation seminar is requested and is available 24/7 at http://paralegalstudies.com/free_orientation.htm.



Paralegal Management (1.5 AEC) ONLINEParalegal Management will present an overview of the paralegal office man-ager performing a wide variety of duties including deposition techniques andthe use of office equipment. The student will be required to network withother practicing paralegals in the field and acquire information. The goal ofthe program is to help students learn the practical skills essential for success inthe legal field. Prerequisite: H.S. Diploma or equivalent. A free virtual orien-tation seminar is required and is available 24/7 athttp://paralegalstudies.com/free_orientation.htm.



Paralegal Career (1.5 AEC) ONLINEParalegal Career is a course that will present an overview of paralegal jobsearch/portfolio techniques that will help you match up your legal speciali-ties, management abilities and investigative goals with a potential new entry-level position. The students will be required to compose a 15-section parale-gal job search portfolio and explore job leads and interviews. The goal of theprogram is to help students learn the practical skills essential for success inthe legal profession. A free virtual orientation seminar is required and isavailable 24/7 at http://paralegalstudies.com/free_orientation.htm.



PRIVATE SECURITYPrivate Security Basic Training (1.5 AEC) This course meets the requirements of the Illinois Department of Financialand Professional Regulation as outlined in the Detective Act. It covers secu-rity fundamentals for new officers and provides a review for experiencedemployees who want to earn state certification. This course, along with aPermanent Employee Registration Card (PERC), is needed for employees ofprivate security agencies.

PSA E02 01 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - Feb. 9, 8 A.M.-3:45 P.M. Room A-122A.$148.00/385.00/10.00

PSA E02 02 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, April 6-20, 8 A.M.-3:45 P.M. Room A-122A. $148.00/385.00/10.00

PSA E02 40 East LeydenMeets Thursdays, Feb. 7 - April 11, 6:30-8:50 P.M. Room TBA. $148.00/385.00/10.00

Private Security Firearms Training (1.5 AEC) Armed officers in Illinois need 40 hours of instruction in order to be certifiedby the Illinois DFPR to carry a firearm in the line of duty. After completinga 20-hour basic course, students enroll in this 20-hour firearms class tobecome state certified. Classroom instruction is followed by a written testand range qualification. NOTE: A current Illinois Firearm Owner’sIdentification Card (FOID) is a prerequisite to receive firearms training atTriton College. Your FOID card must be presented to the firearms instruc-tor a the beginning of the first day of class. (Out-of-state residents areexempt from this requirement.)

PSA E25 01 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Feb. 16 - March 2, 9-4:30 P.M. Room 122A. Meets Saturdays, Feb. 16 - March 2, 9-4:30 P.M. Room TBA. $238.00/475.00/100.00 (Includes $90.00 lab fee)

PSA E25 02 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, April 27 - May 11, 9-4:30 P.M. Room 122A. Meets Saturdays, April 27 - May 11, 9-4:30 P.M. Room TBA. $238.00/475.00/100.00 (Includes $90.00 lab fee)






PROJECT MANAGEMENTProject Management Fundamentals (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThere are more projects occurring today than at any time in history.Organizations initiate projects to create new computer applications, erectbridges and buildings, improve processes, develop new products, and reor-ganize company operations. Unfortunately, most organizations do not man-age projects well, creating an unprecedented demand for project manage-ment practitioners. If you’re new to project management, this course will pro-vide you with the essential information you’ll need to prepare for and com-plete your first project. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Project Management Applications (1.5 AEC) ONLINEIn this course, an experienced project management professional will teachyou the same powerful tools and techniques that experienced project man-agement professionals rely on every day. You’ll increase the probability ofprojet success by mastering the tricks of the trade: Earned ValuePerformance Measurement, Gantt Charts, Network Scheduling, WorkBreakdown Structure, and the Cost-volume Analysis. For course registra-tion procedures, please see Page 9.


REAL ESTATEReal Estate Broker Pre-License Course (6 AEC) Effective April 2011, legislation affecting the Illinois Real Estate Act of 2000eliminates the Real Estate Salesperson License. In its place is the Real EstateBroker with new educational requirements. Satisfies the 90 hours of instruc-tion required by the Illinois Department of Professional and FinancialRegulation. Successful completion allows the students to sit for the RealEstate Broker Examination.

RES E13 15 Proviso West Meets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 28 - May 22, 6:30-9:30 P.M. Room TBA. $589.00/1537.00/37.00

Managing Broker Pre-license Course (3 AEC) Effective April 2011, legislation affecting the Illinois Real Estate Act of 2000changes the requirement for the Managing Broker designation. Real EstateBrokers licensed, under the previous law will have to undergo a transitioncourse to retain licensure. Satisfies the 45 hours of instruction as required bythe Illinois Department of Professional and Financial Regulation for currentbrokers. Successful completion allows the student to sit for the Illinois StateManaging Broker Examination.

RES E17 15 Proviso West Meets Mondays and Wednesdays, April 1 - May 20, 6:30-9:30 P.M. Room TBA. $295.00/769.00/19.00

REAL ESTATE HOME INSPECTIONHome Inspection (4 AEC) This course satisfies the 60 clock hours required to be eligible to obtain anIllinois Home Inspector License. This course examines the majors elementsof home inspection. Specific attention will be given to exteriors, interiors,roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, structural, and miscellaneous appli-ances. The Illinois Home Inspector Law/Administrative Rules andStandards of Practice will also be covered.

RES E35 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 29 - March 28, 6-10 P.M. Room A-122A.$393.00/1025.00/25.00

RES E35 15 Proviso West Meets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 28 - April 1, 6-10 P.M. Room TBA.$393.00/1025.00/25.00

RES E35 40 East LeydenMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Feb. 21 - May 14, 6:30-9:20 P.M. Room TBA.$393.00/1025.00/25.00

SPANISH INTERPRETATIONSpanish Interpreter Training-Medical Settings II (3 AEC) General Interpretation for Medical Settings/Terminology to provide anintroduction to general interpretation, guidelines, techniques and practiceusing Spanish to English and English to Spanish interpretations.Prerequisite (s): IMPORTANT! Students must be completely fluent inBOTH English AND Spanish to register for this class.

SOC E21 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 6:30-9:30 P.M. Room M-123A. $447.00/447.00/447.00

TRANSPORTATION/LOGISTICSDistribution and Logistics Management ONLINEDistribution & logistics management is a critical company function.Professionals in this field play a key role in fulfilling customer demands,ordering & managing inventory, controlling inbound and out-bound ship-ments, reducing costs, saving time, and meeting company objectives. Coursewill not only show you how to create and operate a logistics function, but itwill also show you how to achieve success through a combination of strategiesand tactics. You’ll discover the key elements of a logistics systems, includingphysical distribution warehouse selection, material handling, packaging,order fulfillment customer service, receiving, production stores, and returnedgoods and find how to manage inventory, effectively, use technology, managea logistics department, complete and control transportation documents.

TTM E13 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

Freight Broker/6.0 Agent TrainingThis nationally recognized Freight Broker Training Course teaches theskills that students must acquire to be successful freight - load broker agent.Tutorials and projects will teach the student the practical application offreight broker skills. This Freight/Load Broker Training course is onlyoffered in partnership with accredited colleges and universities.

TTM E14 95 Triton CollegeMeets Jan. 23 - May 17, Room A-201. $1696.00/1696.00/1696.00

WATERWORKS/SANITATION PROFESSIONALWaterworks Operation Volume II (3 AEC) Waterworks Operation Volume II presents information on drinking waterregulations, iron and manganese control, fluoridation, softening, tri-halomethanes, demineralization, handling and disposal of process wastes,maintenance, instrumentation, and advanced laboratory procedures.Administrative procedures for dealing with budgeting, setting rates, recordkeeping, personnel administration, public relations, and emergency planningalso are covered. Volume II meets criteria for granting six months of equiva-lent credit as outlined in Section 15 of the Operator Certification Law or 45hours of renewal training credit if taken as a review.

HME E32 001 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 6-9 P.M. Room J-101. $295.00/769.00/19.00



WEDDING PLANNINGWedding/Event Planning ONLINE Do you have an eye for detail and design? Do you like to organize and planfor parties and events? Do you think you can tame bridezilla? If so, this isthe class for you. A wedding planner has a very important role in the plan-ning of a couple’s special day, there is much to learn in the way of planning,budgets, working with vendors, contracts, revenue channels, not to mentionkeeping up with the latest trends in bridal fashion, color choices and wed-ding design. This is a course designed for students looking to get started inthe glamorous and exciting wedding/event planning industry. This class cov-ers everything a wedding planner needs to know, including contracts, eti-quette, flowers, music, day of services, marketing, industry business practicesand application. This program will provide students with all of the toolsnecessary to become a professional wedding planner.

HIA E25 95 Triton CollegeMeets Jan. 23 - May 17, Room A-201. $1396.00/1396.00/1396.00

HEALTH CAREERS

DENTAL ASSISTANTDental AssistantThe 60-hour Dental Assisting Program prepares students for entry-levelpositions in one of the fastest growing health care positions - DentalAssisting. The purpose of this course is to familiarize the student with allareas of pre-clinical dental assisting and provide training in the professionalskills required to function as an assistant in the dental practice. This coursecovers the following key areas and topics - Administrative Aspects include:the history of dentistry and dental assisting; introduction to the dental office;the legal aspects of dentistry; policies and guidelines. Clinical Aspectsinclude: introduction to oral anatomy; dental operatory; dental equipment,introduction to tooth structure; primary and permanent teeth; the oral cavityand related structures; proper patient positioning; dental hand-pieces; sterili-zation; and other areas. In addition to entry-level administrative jobs, thiscourse is ideal for students interested in pursuing a future formal DentalHygienist program. There is no state or national certification objective withthis course.

HTH E31 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 5 - May 2, 6-9:30 P.M. Room M-142F.$1199.00/1199.00/1199.00

DIALYSIS TECHNICIANDialysis Technician CertificationThe student learns to function as a dialysis technician with proficient clinicalskills with a basic understanding of general knowledge in the field ofnephrology care. Upon completion of the course the student is prepared totake the certification examination to be a certified dialysis technician. Oneyear of medical experience as a CNA, MA, EMT required.

HTH E08 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Feb. 12 - April 23, 5:30-7:30 P.M. Room D-305. $899.00/899.00/899.00

EKG TECHNICIANEKG Technician ProgramComprehensive EKG Certification Program that prepares the students tofunction as EKG technicians and enable them to take the ASPT-EKGTechnician exam and other national certification exams. Includes importantpractice and background information on anatomy of the heart and physiolo-

gy, medical disease processes, medical terminology, medical ethics, legalaspects of patient contact, laboratory assisting, electrocardiography andechocardiography. Additionally, students will practice with equipment andperform hands-on labs including introduction to the function and proper useof the EKG machine, the normal anatomy of the chest wall for proper leadplacement, 12-lead placement and other clinical practices.

HTH E38 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, March 4 - April 29, 6-9:30 P.M. Room M-142F. $999.00/999.00/999.00

EVALUATOR WORKSHOPNurse Evaluator WorkshopA one day workshop presented by an approved IDPH evaluator who willpresent IDPH requirements for an approved Basic Nursing AssistantTraining Program, BNATP, and the Illinois Administrative Code Rules andRegulations. The approved evaluators will evaluate the student’s competencydemonstration of selected performance skills. The student needs to be anRN with an active Illinois license. Two years of nursing experience with atleast one of those years caring for the elderly or chronically ill in a nursingfacility, extended care unit, geriatric department, hospice, swing bed unit ofa hospital, or other long-term care setting or experience teaching in anaccredited nurse aide training program.

NRS C19 01 Triton CollegeMeets Thursday, Jan. 10, 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Room G-308. $99.00/99.00/99.00*

GERONTOLOGYGerontology ONLINEThis course is relevant for registered nurses, nurse practitioners, licensedvocational nurses, practical nurses, nursing assistants, social workers, occupa-tional therapists, recreation therapists, physical therapists, respiratory thera-pists, administrators, psychologists, personal care assistants, volunteers,physicians, chiropractors, clergy, physical fitness professionals, adult childrenof aging parents, or any other individual currently working with or plan-ning to work with older adults.

HMS E92 Triton College $199.00/199.00/199.00*

MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING CERTIFICATION-ONLINE Medical Billing (2.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course prepares students for entry-level jobs using the accounting skillsnecessary in a doctor’s office or other medical facility. This course includesFront Office Management, Filing Part B HCFA 1500, Filing Part A HCFA1450, All About Medicare and Medical Billing Problems. In addition, thestudents will learn about patient record keeping using Medisoft, Medicare asSecondary Payer, Medicare and Home Health. This course will assist stu-dents in gaining a certificate as a medical coder.

ONL E62 70 Triton CollegeMeets Jan. 23 - May 17, Room A-201. $112.00/112.00/112.00





Advanced Coding ICD-10 (2.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course compiles and summarizes the official coding guidelines concern-ing the most common yet complex diagnosis coding issues. Major body sys-tem chapters, as found in the ICD-10-CM manual, organize the course.Each chapter is organized by issues, coding clarification, physician documen-tation issues and coding scenarios.


Advanced Coding CPT (2.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course is organized according to the sections in the CPT book.Frequently asked questions from real life situations are answered in anauthoritative manner. This course provides advanced coding problems withtheir solutions. The main emphasis is on evaluation and management andsurgery codes. A five-step outline is used to help you code the exercises/scen-arios in the problems. Detailed medical history reports, including postopera-tive reports, are provided from which CPT codes are determined. Studentsmust have access to a computer and an e-mail account.


Medical Coding (2.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course prepares students for entry-level jobs in insurance coding in adoctor’s office or other medical facility. This course includes ICD-10CMCoding, CPT Coding, Medicare Fraud and Abuse, and EvaluationManagement. Students must have access to a computer and an e-mailaccount.


PHARMACY TECHNICIANPharmacy Technician Course (5 AEC) This course is designed to familiarize students with the role of the pharmacy technician and to develop the skills required for assistingpharmacists. Course content includes an intense review of mathematicalprinciples as they apply to pharmacology, a review of various disease states,basic physiology, pharmacy law, ethics, and the fundamentals of techniciantraining. Emphasis will be given to pharmacology measurement, pharmacyabbreviation and generic medications, prescription processing and hands-oncompounding techniques. Introduces students to various settings in phar-macy practice, including the community, hospital, and managed care.Information on qualifying for the pharmacy certification examination will be provided.

AHL E24 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Jan. 23 - May 17, 8-11:00 A.M.Room A-122A. $1200.00/1200.00/1200.00

AHL E24 02 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 6-9 P.M. Room R-214.$1200.00/1200.00/1200.00

AHL E24 95 Triton CollegeMeets Jan. 23 - May 17, Room A-201. $1996.00/1996.00/1996.00

PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIANPhlebotomy Training (4.5 AEC) The health care system of the laboratory, anatomy and physiology of thebody systems, institutional procedures such as infection control, patient careissues such as specimen collection and handling, detailed content outline forcertificate examination for phlebotomists and professionals including qualityassurance and professional standards are covered. Students must supplyproof of health insurance at the first class meeting.

IHP E05 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 6:30-9:30 P.M. Room R-214. $2250.00/2250.00/2250.00

PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDEPhysical Therapy Aide (3 AEC) This comprehensive 50-hour Physical Therapy Aide Program prepares stu-dents for the growing field of physical therapy. The physical therapy aide isgenerally responsible for carrying out the non-technical duties of physicaltherapy, such as preparing treatment areas, ordering devices and supplies,and transporting patients working under the direction of the physical thera-pist. Furthermore, these workers assist physical therapists in providing serv-ices that help improve mobility, relieve pain, and prevent or limit permanentphysical disabilities of patients suffering from injuries or disease. Physicaltherapy aides may be employed in nursing homes, hospitals, sports rehabili-tation centers and some orthopedic clinics. Note: This program does notinclude a national or state certification as part of its overall objectives.

HTH E34 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, March 4 - April 29, 6-9:30 P.M. Room A-122A. $999.00/999.00/999.00




Health Careers (continued)Online Medical Billing and

Coding EnrollmentInstructions

It's easy to take online medical coding and billing courses.You can register, order instructional downloads, andaccess your class from your computer. To do so you will need the following equipment and software.• A PC computer with a CD ROM drive. THIS COURSEIS NOT AVAILABLE FOR MAC COMPUTERS.

• Internet access• E mail account - you must have this prior to registration

• Web Browser - Netscape or Microsoft Explorer• No special software is needed.

You must register, pay for your class and purchaseinstructional material before your course begins.

Please call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500 for more information.

After you complete registration, the instructor will e-mail course information to you.


For more information, call the Triton College Continuing Education Office at(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500.

The paralegal profession is one of the fastest-growing occupations in the coun-try. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of paralegals isexpected to grow at a rate much faster than the average for all occupations.This is an online tutoring program designed to let you work at a pace com-

fortable for your busy lifestyle. It begins with a free one-hour orientation semi-nar held online 24/7. Classes are designed to meet the needs of both novicesand those currently working in the legal field and looking to upgrade theirskills. You will learn how to:

• Research and write a legal office memo• Explore and investigate a legal specialty• Learn the procedures of the local court system• Understand the management of the law office• Develop strategies for a paralegal job search

Paralegal, lawyer’s assistant, legal technician—they are all interchangeabletitles used to describe individuals who work with attorneys and other profes-sionals in the field of law. It’s a challenging career for those interested in doingresearch, drafting and managing court documents, investigating facts and per-forming other important tasks in today’s legal profession. Paralegals may notprovide legal service directly to the public except as permitted by law. Studentswho earn a Paralegal Certificate can gain employment with law firms andpublic agencies, or in the legal departments of corporations.There are fiverequired courses in this certificate program:

• Paralegal Research• Paralegal Jurisprudence• Paralegal Litigation• Paralegal Management• Paralegal Career

To register or to speak with a program advisor, please call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500, or e-mail [email protected].

All students must start with Paralegal Research.Cost: $195 for each online class (includes all study materials)

Prerequisite: GED or High School Diploma and approval from the paralegal instructor Mr. Zoran Perovanovich (e-mail him with any ques-tions or concerns [email protected]).

A free virtual orientation seminar is required and is available 24/7 athttp://paralegalstudies.com/free_orientation.htm

Notice: Please contact the paralegal instructor Mr. Zoran Perovanovich before you register for any classes.

Online Paralegal StudiesCertificate Program


REGISTERED NURSERN Re-Entry Update (3.5 AEC) A nursing update/refresher course for RN’s who have been outside nursingpractice and would like to feel prepared to return to the clinical setting andcare for patients in the medical and surgical areas. Classroom portion isdelivered in an online format with scheduled lab and clinical time.

NRS E88 70 Triton CollegeMeets Jan. 28 - May 17, Room A-201. $1135.00/1135.00/1135.00

CNA Instructor Course for Registered Nurses (2.5 AEC) This course is designed for the RN who is interested in becoming an instruc-tor for a basic nurse aide training program. The course meets the require-ments outlined in the Illinois Department of Public Health’s Long TermCare Assistants and Aides Training Program Code. This course provides37.5 hours of contact hours of continuing education for RN’s. The studentneeds to be an RN with an active Illinois license. Two years of nursing expe-rience with at least one of those years caring for the elderly or chronically illin a nursing facility, extended care unit, geriatric department, hospice, swingbed unit of a hospital, or other long-term care setting or experience teachingin an accredited nurse aide training program.

NRS E19 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, March 4 - May 20, 6-10 P.M. Room G-203. $413.00/413.00/413.00

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CLASSROOM

BUSINESSCustomer Service/Office Equipment (.5 AEC) Introduction to learning basic skills and knowledge to be successful whendealing with the public in a business setting. Telephone skills, message tak-ing and general office skills will also be covered along with the proper usageof general office equipment.

BSN E02 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, April 6 - May 4, 9-10:30 A.M. Room 130. $50.00/129.00/4.00

Job Search StrategiesThis workshop will focus on strategies to use in conducting your search.Strategies covered include networking, information, interviewing, job fairs,networking groups and professional associations.

BUS C20 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, Feb. 9-23, 9-10:50 A.M. Room 130. $27.00/27.00/16.00*

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - CLASSROOM

BASIC COMPUTER SKILLSBasic Computer Skills - KeyboardingAre you searching for the letters on your computer keyboard? Becomefamiliarized with the computer keyboard and learn how to type. Learn basickeystrokes, computer keyboarding concepts and terminology for a more suc-cessful computer usage. Primary emphasis is placed on developing strokingspeed and efficiency. (Level I difficulty)

DPR C20 551 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, March 11 - May 13, Noon-12:50 P.M.Room 106. $77.00/77.00/52.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

DPR C20 552 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 9, 7-8:45 P.M. Room 106. $77.00/77.00/52.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

DPR C20 553 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, Feb. 2 - April 20, 9-10:50 A.M. Room 106.$77.00/77.00/52.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

DPR C20 555 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Mondays, Feb. 4 - March 18, 10-11:45 A.M. Room 106. $77.00/77.00/52.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Introduction to Computers I for First-time UsersThis is a course specifically for adults who are first-time users. Students willbe given instruction in using the Windows operating system. No textbookwill be required. Easy-to-use instructional handouts will be provided inclass. It is expected that students will follow up class instruction with practicein Triton’s open computer labs, which students are entitled to use. (Limit to15 students.)

DPR C05 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - March 13, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room 156.$94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

DPR C05 60 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - March 5, 11 A.M.-12:20 P.M. Room M-123B.$94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Introduction to Computer II for First-time UsersThis is a continuation of Introduction to Computers I for First-time Userswith further instruction and practice in basics and introduction to word pro-cessing. No textbooks will be used. Easy-to-use instructional handouts willbe provided in class. It is expected that students will follow up class instruc-tion with practice in Triton’s open computer labs, which students are entitledto use. (Limit to 15 students.)

DPR C07 67 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, March 4 - April 15, 1-2:50 P.M. Room M-123B. $94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Introduction to Computers III: The InternetAn introduction to the World Wide Web and e-mail. Students learn to usethe Netscape browser to view Web sites to determine the latest news, weath-er reports, TV listings, etc. Also, learn how to compose, send, receive andstore e-mail. (Limit to 15 students.)

DPR C19 60 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - March 5, 9-10:50 A.M. Room M-123A. $94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)




Health Careers (continued)


Freight Broker/AgentTraining This nationally recognized Freight BrokerTraining Course teaches the skills that stu-dents must acquire to be successful FreightLoad Broker Agent. Tutorials and projectswill teach the student the practical applica-tion of Freight Broker skills. This course isonly offered in partnership with accreditedcolleges and universities. Become a part of the exciting trucking,

freight logistics, and transportation indus-tries as a licensed freight broker or as afreight broker agent. From licensing tooperations, to sales and marketing, you'lllearn the basics of how to run a domesticfreight brokerage or agency in the UnitedStates.

TTM E14 095Meets Jan. 23-May 17$1696/1696/1696

Wedding/EventPlanning Prepare for a career in wedding planning bymastering the fundamentals of planning,orchestrating, and delivering “wow” wed-dings and parties. This program allows youto earn your certification as a professionalwedding planner—and you’ll even have anopportunity to put your new skills to work inan optional internship!In these online lessons, you’ll get step-by-

step training and learn concise formulas forensuring the success of any social event, fromweddings and anniversaries to birthdays andbaby showers. Once you’ve grasped the basicsof planning weddings, you’ll translate theoryinto real-world applications as you discoverhow to cultivate the vendor and client rela-tionships that are crucial to building yourbusiness.

HIA E25 095Meets Jan. 23-May 17$1396/1396/1396

Payroll Practice andManagementPayroll is one of the fastest-changing careerfields in the business world today. Constantfluctuation in government rules and regula-tions make it difficult to keep up.The Payroll Practice and Management

Online Training Program will teach you allfacets of payroll, from the basics to the com-plexity of fringe benefits, taxation, and gar-nishments. If you're new to the field, you'llacquire solid skills and knowledge of pay-roll rules and regulations. If you have pay-roll experience, this program will refreshyour skills, keep you up-to-date with regu-lations, and provide a thorough review forthe Certified Payroll Professional test givenby the American Payroll Association.

BSN E28 095 Meets Jan. 23-May 17$1595/$1595/1595

Check out more of our online certificate programs! Visit www.gatlineducation.com/triton/

or call the Continuing Education Office at (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500.

Receive an onlinecertificate fromthe comfort of

your own home!


Center for Health Professionals

CPR/AED for Healthcare Providers-American Heart Association-AHADesigned for anyone in the healthcare field. Uponsuccessful completion, participants will receive theAHA CPR for Healthcare Providers card, which isvalid for two years. For dates and times, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3773.

Dialysis Technician CertificationThe student learns to function as a dialysis techni-cian with proficient clinical skills with a basicunderstanding of general knowledge in the field ofnephrology care. Upon completion of the coursethe student is prepared to take the certificationexamination to be a certified dialysis technician.One year of medical experience as a CNA, MA,EMT required. For dates and times, see Page 13.

EKG Technician Certification CourseThis 50-hour comprehensive EKG TechnicianCertification Program prepares students to func-tion as EKG Technicians and to take the ASPT-EKG Technician exam and other national certifica-tion exams. This course will include importantpractice and background information on anatomyof the heart and physiology, medical diseaseprocesses, medical terminology, medical ethics,legal aspects of patient contact, laboratory assisting,electrocardiography and echocardiography. For dates and times, see Page 13.

Dental AssistantThe 60-hour Dental Assisting Program preparesstudents for entry-level positions in one of thefastest growing health care positions - DentalAssisting. The purpose of this course is to familiar-ize the student with all areas of pre-clinical dentalassisting and provide training in the professionalskills required to function as an assistant in thedental practice. For dates and times, see Page 13.

Health Information Technology: MedicalBilling and Coding-ClassroomThis course is designed for health care profession-als, billing professionals, people interested in thebusiness aspect of health care and office managers.Students will learn to collect, analyze and managethe information that steers the health care industry.Training will be provided in insurance and medicalclaims processing in accordance with professional,legal, and insurance industry standards. For dates and times, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3773.

Pharmacy Technician CourseThis course is designed to familiarize students withthe role of the pharmacy technician and to developthe skills required for assisting pharmacists. Coursecontent includes an intense review of mathematicalprinciples as they apply to pharmacology, a reviewof various disease states, basic physiology, pharmacylaw, ethics, and the fundamentals of techniciantraining. For dates and times, see Page 14.

Phlebotomy TrainingThe health care system of the laboratory, anatomyand physiology of the body systems, institutionalprocedures such as infection control, patient careissues such as specimen collection and handling,detailed content outline for certificate examinationfor phlebotomists and professionals including quali-ty assurance and professional standards are covered. For dates and times, see Page 14.

Physical Therapy AideThis comprehensive 50-hour Physical TherapyAide Program prepares students for the growingfield of Physical Therapy. The Physical TherapyAide is generally responsible for carrying out thenon- technical duties of physical therapy, such aspreparing treatment areas, ordering devices andsupplies, and transporting patients while workingunder the direction of the physical therapist. Note:

This program does not include a national or statecertification as part of its overall objectives. For dates and times, see Page 14.

RN Re-Entry UpdateA nursing update/refresher course for RN’s whohave been outside nursing practice and would liketo feel prepared to return to the clinical setting andcare for patients in the medical and surgical areas.Classroom portion is delivered in an online formatwith scheduled lab and clinical time. For dates and times, see Page 16.

CNA Instructor Course for RegisteredNursesThis course is designed for the RN who is interest-ed in becoming an instructor for a basic nurse aidetraining program. The course meets the require-ments outlined in the Illinois Department of PublicHealth’s Long Term Care Assistants and AidesTraining Program Code. This course provides 37.5hours of contact hours of continuing education forRN’s. The student needs to be an RN with anactive Illinois license. Two years of nursing experi-ence with at least one of those years caring for theelderly or chronically ill in a nursing facility,extended care unit, geriatric department, hospice,swing bed unit of a hospital, or other long-termcare setting or experience teaching in an accreditednurse aide training program. For dates and times, see Page 16.

Medical Billing and Coding Certification,Online

Medical BillingMedical CodingAdvanced Coding ICD9Advanced Coding CPTAAPC Certification ReviewFor course descriptions, dates and times, seePages 13-14 .

Advance your career with convenient andaffordable continuing education courses. TheCenter develops quality continuing educationprograms for healthcare practitioners. Ourinstructors will help you update your profes-sional knowledge and help you learn newskills as they work closely with professionalassociations, healthcare agencies and advisorycommittees to create programs that are rele-vant, timely and educationally sound.

The Center for Health Professionals is apart of the School of Continuing Education atTriton College and is also interested in co-sponsoring seminars with other organiza-tions. We can take the hassles out of applyingfor continuing education credit for nurses,emergency medical personnel, long-term careadministrators, licensed chemical dependencycounselors and many other professional con-tinuing education entities.

Program Information• Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Courses• Courses for RN’s with INA approval for con-tact hours• Online Courses• Certificate Programs• Registry review exam courses for multipledisciplines

• RN Refresher course• CNA instructor course for RN’s• Custom courses to fit your healthcare facili-ty’s educational needs, i.e. nursing updateclasses, leadership course for chargenurse/managers, Spanish for healthcareproviders, and other classes related to yourfacility’s needs including classes for CNAs.

For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3489

www.triton.edu/ce

Center for Health ProfessionalsManager:

Margie Harp, RN, MSPhone: (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3773

Fax: (708) 583-3114Email: [email protected]


Introduction to Computers IVStudents in this course will build on the information in Introduction toComputers III: The Internet as they continue to explore the World WideWeb and e-mail. Students will learn how to narrow Internet searches, usedifferent search engines, find a variety of useful items on the World WideWeb and learn about Internet security. Students will also learn more aboutusing e-mail, including how to use the address book, folders, send anddownload photographs.

DPR C21 60 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, March 27 - May 1, 1-2:50 P.M. Room M-135.$94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Microsoft 2007 Word I (1 AEC) Introduction to Microsoft Word with instruction in the creation, formattingand editing of various word processing documents (Keyboarding ability of20 words per minute recommended.) For course sections numbered 101 andabove, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sec-tions are noncredit only.

CIS E70 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 16, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $126.00/284.00/34.00 (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

CIS E70 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Mondays, Feb. 4 - March 25, 7-8:55 P.M. Room 106. $126.00/284.00/34.00 (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Microsoft 2007 Excel I (2 AEC) In this introductory course into the world of electronic spreadsheets, stu-dents will learn fundamental concepts of developing an electronic spread-sheet and the uses of them in today’s business community. Basic spreadsheetfunctions and commands are covered. See section description for specificsoftware package. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the coursemay be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are noncreditonly. Prerequisite: Conceptual knowledge of spreadsheets.

CIS E55 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - April 8, 6:30-9:30 P.M. Room M-142E. $210.00/526.00/26.00 (Includes $13.00 lab fee)

CIS E55 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - May 16, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room TBA. $210.00/526.00/26.00 (Includes $13.00 lab fee)

Microsoft 2007 Access I (1 AEC) This course covers entering, storing and manipulating data in a variety offorms using database management software, the basic tool used to managedata on a computer. See section description for specific software package forcourse sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for collegecredit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only. Prerequisite: use ofpersonal computer.

CIS E57 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 6 - April 17, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $134.00/292.00/42.00 (Includes $35.00 lab fee)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - ONLINE

ENTREPRENEURSHIPBusiness Plan for the Small Business (1 AEC) ONLINECourse covers the necessary elements in development of a business plan forthe small business. Appropriate for persons interested in starting a businessor current owners. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

BSN E66 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

Starting a Consulting Practice (1.5 AEC) ONLINEDo you have training or knowledge that could be useful to others? Haveyou ever considered becoming a consultant? This course is designed to helpthose who wish to set up a consulting practice get started. Topics will includeskills assessments, pricing policies, contracting, marketing, and more.Prerequisite(s): The student must have Internet access, e-mail, and aNetscape, AOL, or Internet Explorer Web browser. For course registrationprocedures, please see Page 9.


Wow, What a Great Event! (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn how to create and coordinate successful special events. Develop skills,find resources and gain confidence to plan and produce any size or type ofevent. This course reveals proven tips, tools, techniques, and procedures usedby experts and master event planners to help you avoid embarrassing andcostly planning errors or production mistakes. For course registration proce-dures, please see Page 9.


Fundamentals of Technical Writing (.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course will teach you the skills you need to succeed as a technicalwriter. You will learn how to translate complex information into easilyunderstood language and how to become a wizard at marrying the art ofpublishing with the science of technology. Internet access, e-mail, andInternet Explorer, Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required to enrollin this course. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


JOB SKILLSA to Z Grant Writing (1.5 AEC) ONLINEA to Z Grant Writing is an invigorating and informative seminar speciallycreated for executive directors, organizers, board members, community vol-unteers, development officers and individuals who want to learn a “bird’seye” view of the grant writing process and learn how to research and devel-op mutually beneficial relationships with potential funding sources.Organize a grant writing campaign and keep track of all funding sources,requests and donations. Prepare complete proposal packages, and dissolvecrisis management and submit 100 proposals a year in 10 hours a week. Forcourse registration procedures, please see Page 9.


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Administrative Assistant Fundamentals (2 AEC) ONLINERapid growth in the health, legal services, data processing, management,public relations, and other industries have created many new job opportuni-ties for administrative assistants. This course will help you discover and mas-ter the essentials of managerial and staff support, information and recordsmanagement, communications technology, travel and meeting coordination,space planning, and office ergonomics. You’ll become an indispensablemember of your team by identifying opportunities and implementing solu-tions to turn your office into a high productivity machine. For course regis-tration procedures, please see Page 9.


Effective Business Writing (1.5 AEC) ONLINEDo you have a nagging suspicion that a small improvement in your writingskills might also improve your career prospects? Do not let small gaps inyour business writing skills prevent you from reaching your full potential! Ifyou communicate with others in writing, you need this course to help youidentify and eliminate problem areas. By the end of this course, you’ll knowthe secret to developing powerful written documents that immediately drawreaders in and keep them motivated to continue until your very last, wellchosen word. Requirements: Internet access, e-mail, and Netscape orInternet Explorer Web browser. For course registration procedures, pleasesee Page 9.


MANAGEMENTEmployment Law Fundamentals (2 AEC) ONLINELearn the basics of employment law so you can legally hire, evaluate, andmanage employees. Learn the difference between an employee and an inde-pendent contractor; the basic types of employee benefits; effective hiring,evaluation, and termination procedures; methods to resolve employment dis-putes in and out of court; discrimination and union laws; and workplacesafety rules. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Keys to Effective Communication (1.5 AEC) ONLINEIf you often find yourself at a loss for words or lack confidence in your com-munication abilities, you’ll appreciate this course. Become more confident,create a great first impression, get along well with others, and create moreand better personal and professional relationships. Internet access, e-mail,and Internet Explorer, Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required toenroll in this course. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

OFT E48 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

Interpersonal Communication (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course will show you how to manage the conscious and unconsciouscodes of meaning we send to each other and to respond with appropriatecodes in turn. This course explains and explores concepts of verbal and non-verbal expression including personal style, listening, relationship dynamics,

self-esteem, conflict management, and cultural and gender communicationdifferences. Internet access, e-mail and Internet Explorer, Netscape orFirefox Web browser are required to enroll in this course. For course regis-tration procedures, please see Page 9.


Teams and Team Building (1 AEC) ONLINELarge ambitious projects usually require that people work together, andeffective teams are an intermediary goal towards getting good, sustainableresults. Industry has seen increasing efforts through training and cross-train-ing to help people to work together more effectively and to accomplishshared goals, whether colleagues are present or working in remote locations.This class is designed to provide the leader an introduction to team dynam-ics and the skills needed to give a team purpose and a sense of direction andaccomplishment.


Supervisory Skills: An Introduction (.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course provides an overview of the skills and knowledge supervisors needto be effective as they begin the job, including the role and responsibilities of thesupervisor; managing employee performance; and dealing with different typesof employees. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

SUP E24 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

Fundamentals of Supervision and Management (1.5 AEC)ONLINEIf you have recently been promoted to a supervisory or management positionor want to learn how to become a more effective manager, this course willhelp you master the basics of business by learning the language of manage-ment. A large part of the manager’s job involves getting things done throughother people, and this course will help you understand how to influence anddirect other people’s performance. Finally, you will learn how to solve prob-lems and resolve conflicts so you can accomplish your job more effectively.For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Leadership Development (1 AEC) ONLINELeadership skills can help you gain the respect and admiration of others,while also allowing you to enjoy success in your career and more controlover your destiny. Contrary to popular belief, leadership skills can be learnedand developed. Internet access, e-mail, and Internet Explorer, Netscape orFirefox Web browser are required to enroll in this course. For course regis-tration procedures, please see Page 9.


Six Sigma: Total Quality Applications (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn how to effectively apply the elements and methods of Six Sigma.Understand how more than 25 tools and methods relate to the DMAIC(define, measure, analyze, improve, and control) model. Determine the rela-tionship of basic statistics to Six Sigma and learn about the Six Sigma busi-ness cases including strategic planning, the voice of the customer (VOC),quality function deployment (QFD), benchmarking, and financial invest-ment methods. Discover how to use brainstorming, Pareto charts, and criti-cal to quality to help define processes, problems, and opportunities. Forcourse registration procedures, please see Page 9.


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Total Quality Fundamentals (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn how to effectively apply the fundamentals of total quality. Understandwhat quality is and learn about the history of the quality movement.Discover the role of customers in quality and determine the major elementsof a quality system. Master key concepts such as the cost of non-quality, vari-ation, and total employee involvement (TEI). Increase your value to yourcompany by learning about various motivational models, leadership, andteamwork. Determine how to effectively apply quality standards by creatingand implementing internal and external auditing activities. For course regis-tration procedures, please see Page 9.


Resume Writing Workshop ONLINECreate an effective resume, or improve the one you already have. Transformyour resume into a powerful tool that will get you interviews. This workshipwill lead you through a self-assessment series so you will have extensiveknowledge about the product you are marketing — you! Learn differentresume formats, how to write an employment objective and tricks to writingpersuasive cover letters. Make the most of your work experience. Knowwhat to reveal in a resume and what to keep to yourself. This course alsocovers the use of online resumes and Internet resume secrets. For course reg-istration procedures, please see Page 9.

ONL C46 Triton College $99.00/99.00/99.00*

Get Assertive! (1.5 AEC) ONLINEAre you tired of being intimidated and treated badly by others? Discoverhow you lose power when you talk and how to gain it back. Find out thesecrets to defusing anger and avoiding criticism. Gain the skills to beassertive with family members, friends, bosses, co-workers, professionals andclerks. It’s your turn to speak out! For course registration procedures, pleasesee Page 9.


Manufacturing ApplicationsIncrease efficiencies and productivity by learning to apply the principles andconcepts of manufacturing.


Mastery of Business FundamentalsAre you interested in acquiring practical business experience in strategicplanning, management, and finance without enrolling in an MBA program?This course is for you! You’ll understand the significance of strategic plan-ning and discover how external and internal environmental factors affectand organization. You’ll learn about various organizational structures anddetermine how to use leadership, motivation, and control for maximumimpact. You’ll master the fundamentals of accounting and increase yourknowledge about key financial terms, cash flow management, financialinvestment models and you’ll learn the basics of financial planning andbudgeting methods. You’ll even understand the basic principles of businesslaw, contracts, and the principal-agency relationship.


Introduction to Business Analysis (1.5 AEC) (ONLINE) Give yourself an employment advantage by developing analytical skills thatare consistently in high demand. This course will teach you powerful quan-titative methods that will have you making better, more informed, and moreeffective business decisions. The days of making critical business decisions byinstinct or coin toss are long gone. If you are planning a career in business,you cannot afford to miss this course!


PROJECT MANAGEMENTProject Management Fundamentals (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThere are more projects occurring today than at any time in history.Organizations initiate projects to create new computer applications, erectbridges and buildings, improve processes, develop new products, and reor-ganize company operations. Unfortunately, most organizations do not man-age projects well, creating an unprecedented demand for project manage-ment practitioners. If you’re new to project management, this course willprovide you with the essential information you’ll need to prepare for andcomplete your first project. For course registration procedures, please seePage 9.


Project Management Applications (1.5 AEC) ONLINEIn this course, an experienced project management professional will teachyou the same powerful tools and techniques that experienced project man-agement professionals rely on every day. You’ll increase the probability ofproject success by mastering the tricks of the trade: Earned ValuePerformance Measurement, Gantt Charts, Network Scheduling, WorkBreakdown Structure, and the Cost-Volume Analysis. For course registra-tion procedures, please see Page 9.


High Speed Project Management (1.5 AEC) ONLINEWith accelerated schedules driving many technology projects today, thesmart project manager must rapidly retool their skill set. This course offers abreakthrough model for dealing with the realities of managing projects atsupersonic speeds. Learn to meet and win the challenges of truncated time-lines, short-staffed project teams, skimpy budgets and crippling risks. Forcourse registration procedures, please see Page 9.

TEC E16 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

Managing Customer Service (1.5 AEC) ONLINECustomer service personnel interact with current and potential customersevery day. But do they truly spend time finding out what customers reallywant and giving them the highest service possible? In this six-week onlinecourse, you’ll discover dynamite methods for bringing out the best in yourteam, measuring customer service, and anticipating the needs of your repsand your customers. Learn how to attract and hire top-notch reps, succeedwith teams, and minimize customer complaints. As an added bonus, you’llunlock the power of leading by example and setting new trends for cus-tomer service in your growing business. Internet access, e-mail, and theInternet Explorer, Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required to registerfor this course. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Effective Selling (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThe goal of Effective Selling is not to teach you how to make a sale today,but to help you discover how you can easily convert a potential customer intoa long-term asset. Effective Selling will help you lay the groundwork forrepeat business and your future success. In sales, there are no quick fixes.However, with the knowledge, planning skills, communication techniques,and the understanding of human nature that you will gain from this course,your sales will grow as if by magic. Internet access, e-mail, and InternetExplorer, Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required to enroll in thiscourse. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.



Professional Sales Strategies (2 AEC) ONLINEToday, there is no shortage of opportunities for skilled salespeople. In goodtimes or bad, companies never stop looking for sales representatives that canhelp them meet their financial goals. If you have always dreamed of becom-ing successful in sales, this course is exactly what you need. You will learnhow to turn prospects into buyers, how to provide proper customer service,how to develop a sales plan, and more! Internet access, e-mail, and InternetExplorer, Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required to enroll in thiscourse. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENTVolunteer Management I (2 AEC) Individuals pursuing the volunteer administration credentialing are expectedto demonstrate their knowledge and ability to apply skills required for com-petent volunteer management. This class examines the five core competen-cies that serve as a foundation for this profession, regardless of the setting ortype of organization where volunteers are at work.

SOC E22 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Feb. 11 - April 22, 6:30-9:30 P.M. Room M-142C.$197.00/513.00/13.00

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - ONLINE

BASIC COMPUTER SKILLSKeyboarding Technique (1 AEC) ONLINELearn proper keyboarding techniques for inputting information into a com-puter. Keyboarding by touch, not sight, will be stressed along with proper fin-gering for letters, numbers and symbols. Recommended for any non-typistwho uses a computer. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

OFC E03 91 Triton CollegeMeets Jan. 16 - March 8. $113.00/113.00/113.00 (Includes $13.00 lab fee)

OFC E03 92 Triton CollegeMeets Feb. 20 - April 12. $113.00/113.00/113.00 (Includes $13.00 lab fee)

OFC E03 93 Triton CollegeMeets March 20 - May 10. $113.00/113.00/113.00 (Includes $13.00 lab fee)

OFC E03 94 Triton CollegeMeets April 17 - June 7. $113.00/113.00/113.00 (Includes $13.00 lab fee)

Introduction to the Internet (1.5 AEC) ONLINEBecome net-savvy in just a few weeks! Learn where the Internet came from,what makes it tick, and where it’s headed. Learn how MIME will allow youto attach programs, documents and pictures to simple e-mail messages.Learn how to put File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to work for you. Learnadvanced search techniques so that you will be able to find virtually any-thing on the World Wide Web. Get answers to virtually any question youcould imagine asking in the Newsgroups, conduct live conferences over theInternet with chat and Internet Telephony. Explore the uncharted wilder-ness of Gopherspace. Take control of remote computers with Telnet. Forcourse registration procedures, please see Page 9.


CompTIA CERTIFICATIONSAdvanced CompTIA A+ Certification Prep (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThe Advanced CompTIA A+ Certification Prep course focuses on fun tech-nology. You’ll learn everything you need to know to select, install, and serv-ice video, sound, portable computers, wired and wireless networks. You’lllearn about security plus get an outstanding troubleshooting methodology.The advanced course completes the three-course CompTIA A+Certification Exam Prep cycle and prepares you for both the exams and forreal life as a PC tech. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

CIS E83 Triton College $110.00/110.00/110.00

CompTIA Network+ Certification Prep (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course will teach you everything you need to know to take and pass thechallenging CompTIA Network+ Certification Exam and become an excel-lent network technician. You’ll learn about topologies, the OSI Seven-Layermodel, protocol suites, modern network operating systems, network hard-ware, cabling standards, remote connectivity, Internet connections, networktroubleshooting, and more. CompTIA Network+ Certification also countsas one of the elective exams for the Microsoft Certified SystemsAdministrator (MCSA) certification. For course registration procedures,please see Page 9.


CompTIA Security+ Certification Prep (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThe U.S. Department of Labor forecasts that computer security and relatedcomputer-support specialties will be among the fastest-growing occupationsthrough 2112. CompTIA’s Security+ Certificate is widely regarded as theentry-level certificate for gaining access to this well-paying, in-demand field.In this six-week course you’ll learn everything you need to know to achieveyour Security+ credential. For course registration procedures, please seePage 9.


COMPUTER REPAIR AND MAINTENANCEIntroduction to PC Troubleshooting (1.5 AEC) ONLINEDon’t spend your hard-earned cash on expensive PC repairs! The vastmajority of the problems people experience with their computers are com-pletely avoidable, most can be solved with nothing more than a few minutesof your time. Introduction to PC Troubleshooting takes you step by stepthrough the typical hardware and operating system problems encounteredby technicians, teaching troubleshooting techniques to decipher any prob-lems encountered by technicians, any problem, and giving you the skills youneed to solve them. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

ONL E11 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00 Technology Fee

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Basic A+ Certification (1.5 AEC) ONLINEThis course teaches you how to configure and troubleshoot the hardwarecommon to virtually every personal computer, including microprocessors,RAM, power supplies, motherboards, BIOS, CMOS, floppy drives, and harddrives. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Intermediate A+ Certification: Operating Systems (1.5 AEC)ONLINEThis course teaches you DOS, DOS memory management, Windows 3.Xtweaking, Windows 9X installation, optimization, and troubleshooting. Forcourse registration procedures, please see Page 9.


PROGRAMMING LANGUAGESIntroduction to C++ Programming (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn how to program in C++ from a master programming instructor andpublished author. In this project-oriented course, you’ll skip all the gob-bledygook and get right to programming—even if you have no prior pro-gramming experience! Before you know it, you’ll be putting together pro-grams that have their own windows and controls, and you’ll see how easyprogramming really is. By the end of the course, you will be using MicrosoftVisual C++ 2005 Express Edition to write real programs for MicrosoftWindows. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

TSC E34 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

Introduction to C# Programming (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn the fundamentals of computer programming with C#, the in-demandand incredibly useful programming language that incorporates the best fea-tures of Visual Basic, C++, and Java. For course registration procedures,please see Page 9.


Intermediate C# Programming (1.5 AEC) ONLINEBuild upon your current knowledge of programming logic by writingGraphical User Interface applications in the C# programming language.Learn how to write applications with menus, toolbars, and files, and find outhow to interact with databases and write SQL queries. For course registra-tion procedures, please see Page 9.


Java for the Absolute Beginner (1.5 AEC) ONLINEIf you want to learn Java but don’t have any prior programming knowledge,you’ll enjoy this course. Explore this exciting new language in a friendly andsupportive environment. Build up your confidence with easy-to-understandexamples and plenty of skill-building exercises. Internet access, e-mail, andInternet Explorer, Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required to enrollin this course. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Introduction to Microsoft 2007 Word (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn to use the word processor PC Magazine ranked as one of the strongestand most intelligent programs ever written. In this hands-on workshop,you’ll learn how to add, move through, and edit text, move words from onepart of your document to another, work on two or more documents simulta-neously, change the size or appearance of text, change margins and tab set-tings, automatically center, right align, justify, and indent text; run the inte-grated grammar and spelling checker; use the thesaurus, and save, retrieve,copy, organize, and print your documents. For course registration proce-dures, please see Page 9.


Introduction to Microsoft 2007 Excel (1.5 AEC) ONLINEWork with numbers? Then you need to learn Excel 2007. In this uniqueonline workshop, you’ll discover dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting upfully formatted worksheets quickly and efficiently. You’ll also learn thesecrets behind writing powerful mathematical formulas, using the functionwizard to quickly and automatically calculate statistics, loan payments,future value, and more. You’ll also learn the best way to sort and analyzedata, create custom charts and graphs, create three-dimensional workbooks,build links between files, endow your worksheets with decision-makingcapabilities, and automate oft-repeated tasks with macros and buttons. Forcourse registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Intermediate Microsoft 2007 Excel (1.5 AEC) ONLINEHave you been using Excel to its fullest potential? Learn how to work fasterand more productively. Discover how the Pivot Table and AutoFilter canhelp you rapidly create reports and analyses. Learn advanced graphing tech-niques and to use functions to get Excel to perform complex math, makedecisions, and look up values in a table. Prerequisite(s): Internet access, e-mail, Netscape or Internet Explorer Web Browser, Microsoft Excel 2007 andor, Microsoft Office 2007 for Macintosh users. For course registration proce-dures, please see Page 9.


Introduction to Microsoft 2007 Access (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn how Microsoft’s powerful and award-winning database can help youmanage, store, search, analyze, and display important business, personal, orscientific data. You’ll gain practical, hands-on experience with tables, rela-tionships, custom data entry forms, queries, mailing labels, macros, andmore. Increase productivity, reduce data entry errors, conduct comprehen-sive searches, and produce handsome and professionally formatted reports.For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


MS PowerPoint (2 AEC) ONLINEUse MS PowerPoint to create title charts, organizational charts, pie charts,slides and other presentation graphics required for professional presenta-tions. Students will develop an automated slide show. Knowledge of MSWord is strongly recommended. For course registration procedures, pleasesee Page 9.


Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 2007 (1.5 AEC) ONLINEIn this course, you’ll see what’s new in Outlook 2007 and get up and runningquickly with the most important aspects of the program, from basic e-mail-ing to automating your work with rules. You’ll learn security basics and howto perform maintenance tasks, like backing up your data. You’ll even createa Google Gmail account for class assignments and personal use. Whetheryou’re new to Outlook or you’ve been using it for years, you’re sure to learnsomething useful in every lesson. For course registration procedures, pleasesee Page 9.


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For more information about Continuing Education courses, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500.

Introduction to Microsoft Project 2007 (1.5 AEC) ONLINEDiscover how to effectively plan, implement, and control projects usingMicrosoft Project 2007. In this hands-on course, you’ll find out how to applythe world’s most popular project management software to your needs. You’llconvert lists and schedules in an integrated plan you can be proud of, andyou’ll see how Microsoft Project can walk you through any project by help-ing you organize details, sequence tasks, produce a baseline, assign resourcesand costs, track progress, identify and analyze variances, revise your projectplan, create schedules, and share everything with your customers andcoworkers. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 2007 (1.5 AEC) ONLINEIn this hands-on, project-oriented class for beginners, you’ll learn how todesign, create, and publish a wide variety of stunning documents usingMicrosoft Publisher 2007. If you’re looking for a quick, easy, and inexpensiveway to produce professional brochures, newsletters, flyers, or even a Website,Microsoft Publisher 2007 is your solution. This affordable and functionality-packed program can take you to levels of design expertise you neverdreamed possible. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Introduction to Crystal Reports 10 (1.5 AEC) ONLINELearn how to use Crystal Reports to convert raw database or accountingdata into meaningful and readable reports. Impress your peers, clients, andsupervisors by discovering new ways to convey information. By the time youfinish this course, you’ll be able to create a wide variety of handsome andsophisticated reports that communicate more than mere facts. You’ll also beable to use charts and maps to present information visually, and cross-tabs toshow correlations between loosely related data items. You’ll even find outhow to save yourself time and effort by creating a library of custom func-tions you can use over and over in report after report. For course registrationprocedures, please see Page 9.


WEB PAGE DEVELOPMENTAchieving Top Search Engine Positions for Your Website(1.5 AEC) ONLINEWith nearly 90 percent of web traffic coming from search engines, the mostimportant thing you can do to increase your website’s traffic is to increaseyour search engine ranking. Learn proven, step-by-step strategies to achievethe highest possible position with the major search engines. For course regis-tration procedures, please see Page 9.


Creating Web Pages (1.5 AEC) ONLINECreate and post your very own website on the Internet in this extensive,hands-on workshop. First, you’ll learn about the capabilities of the WorldWide Web and the fundamentals of web design. Then, with your instruc-tor’s patient guidance, you’ll plan the content, structure and layout of yourwebsite, create pages full of neatly formatted text, build links between thepages and to the outside world, and add color, backgrounds, graphics, tables,hot buttons, and animation. For course registration procedures, please seePage 9.


PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTFOR TEACHERS - ONLINE

CPDU ELIGIBLECreating the Inclusive Classroom: Strategies for Success(1.5 AEC) ONLINEIn this professional development course for teachers, you’ll get the trainingyou need to reach the diverse mix of students you face every day, learningproven strategies that turn diversity into opportunity. With students whohave learning disabilities, neurobiological disorders, and physical challenges,the modern classroom requires an efficient and effective teacher who canprioritize under tight deadlines and be creative on demand. Learn how to bethe kind of super teacher who can guide every student toward academic suc-cess. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

EDU E66 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

The Creative Classroom (1.5 AEC) ONLINECreativity will abound in your classroom as you tap into your students’ hid-den talents. Learn how to use creativity to teach reading, writing, visual arts,performing arts, social studies, science, mathematics, and physical and healtheducation. Develop creative new approaches to field trips, learning labs,activities, exercises, assignments, and evaluation methods. Think beyond thetextbook and challenge your students by making your classroom a creativeclassroom! Internet access, e-mail, and Internet Explorer, Netscape orFirefox Web browser are required to enroll in this course. For course regis-tration procedures, please see Page 9.


Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom (1.5 AEC) ONLINEDifferentiated Instruction (DI) is becoming a mainstay in classrooms acrossthe country as educators are starting to see the ways that the traditional class-room setting limits their ability to reach diverse learners. Join us on this jour-ney through 10 practical DI integration strategies! Count on at least threesample integration lessons on each strategy, and just think of all the waysthat you can apply them to improve learning outcomes for your students.For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Enhancing Language Development in Childhood (1.5 AEC)ONLINEHave fun while enhancing language development! In this fun and userfriendly course for teachers, and teaching paraprofessionals, you will discov-er how children learn to process language and become proficient speakersand thinkers. This course will help you enrich a child’s life by stimulating hisor her continued speech, brain, and language development in an enjoyable,age-appropriate, and natural way. For use with children between 1 and 4years of age. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.

ECE E01 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00





School of Continuing Education

Certificate inVolunteer ManagementAre you a volunteer resource practitioner looking for some ways to build your volunteer management skills? Do youwant the opportunity to network with others in the volunteer management field? Then look no further — this is thecourse for you. The course will give participants the major components for building a body of knowledge to furtheryour understanding of the ins and outs of managing a volunteer and/or non-profit organization. The certificate inVolunteer Management can also serve as a gateway to national certification.

Classes are designed to allow for a thorough understanding of the material by being offered in three parts; VolunteerManagement I; Volunteer Management II and Certification Portfolio Development.

Volunteer Management I (SOC E22 01)Mondays, Feb. 11 - April 22, 2013

6:30-9:30 P.M. Triton College, Room M-142C

$197.00/513.00/13.00

For more information, call the TritonCollege Continuing Education Office at

(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500.

This 75-hour course covers topics including:• Ethics, concepts and definitions• Ethical decision making• Strategic management• Operational management• Volunteer staffing and development• Sustaining volunteer involvement• Meeting management• Financial management• Data management• Evaluation and outcome measurement

• Risk management• Quality improvement• Leadership for NPOs• Organizational involvement• Advocacy in volunteer administration• Community collaboration and alliances• Certification portfolio requirements• Philosophy statement• Ethics case study• Management narrative• Final portfolio submission





Guided Reading and Writing: Strategies for Achievement(1.5 AEC) ONLINEGet the professional development training you need to improve student lit-eracy as an accomplished teacher shares the secrets of turning guided read-ing strategies into opportunities for teaching writing. Find out how to har-ness the power of the total literacy framework. The road to literacy is alsothe road to ingenuity, invention, and imagination, and you’ll soon learn howto take your students from groans to grins with creative lesson plans thatreally work! For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Guided Reading: Strategies for the Differentiated Classroom(1.5 AEC) ONLINENow more than ever, today’s teachers are grappling with the question ofhow to reach struggling readers. While there are no quick fixes, thousandsof teachers are combining the principles of differentiated instruction andguided reading with unparalleled success. Mixed in the right proportion,these popular strategies will help you build a balanced literary frameworkthat gets results with even the most challenged learners. For course registra-tion procedures, please see Page 9.


Integrating Technology in the K-5 Classroom (1.5 AEC) ONLINEEducational technology is advancing at an astounding rate, offering todays’sbusy teacher quick and easy solutions for more interactive lessons plans,exciting WebQuests, and challenging assignments. Take your teaching toanother level with these fun new ways to incorporate technology into yourlesson plans. In this course, you’ll learn how to design your presentation sta-tion, identify kid-friendly Internet search tools, teach keyboarding, anddevelop integrated lesson plans in reading, writing, science, math, socialstudies, as well as music and art. Internet access, e-mail, and InternetExplorer, Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required to enroll in thiscourse. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Microsoft Word 2007 in the Classroom (1.5 AEC) ONLINEMastering Microsoft Word can make you a more productive and creativeteacher. You’ll learn how to create, open, edit, and save documents as well ashow to create tabs, margins, and spacing. Then you’ll make your classroomdocuments come to life. You’ll add borders, clip art, and WordArt. You’llmake your classroom documents come to life. You’ll even insert shapes, pic-tures, tables, and complete a host of other exciting tasks that you can teachyour students. As you get more familiar with this program, you’ll find that itenhances your teaching in ways you didn’t think possible, and you’ll have ahost of ideas for curriculum-related classroom projects. For course registra-tion procedures, please see Page 9.


Microsoft Excel 2007 in the Classroom (1.5 AEC) ONLINEDiscover the many ways Microsoft’s powerful mathematic and analytic toolcan help you and your students.


Ready, Set, Read! (1.5 AEC) ONLINETake this opportunity to find out how children really learn to read and write.Explore current research that cuts through the media messages about readingwars and the right way to teach children. Learn by reading stories about chil-dren, doing interactive assignments, and exploring the latest in parent andchildcare information. You will see everyday children’s play with a new eye asyou understand how play can connect to literacy. Gain confidence in yourability to guide a child’s literacy development, and take pleasure in seeinghow even the littlest events can lead to really bid steps in reading and writingsuccess. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Survival Kit for New Teachers (1.5 AEC) ONLINEFeel a little trepidation before entering your classroom? You’re not alone!Whether you’re already teaching a newly credentialed graduate, or a substi-tute looking to transition to full-time, this course will provide you withproven tools, tips, and tricks to make your early years in the classroom abreeze. Teaching is a balancing act, and it requires a blend of subject expert-ise and classroom skills to reach all of your diverse learners. In this informa-tional and interactive course, you’ll learn the particulars of running a moti-vational classroom that will feel like home to your students. Internet access,e-mail, and Internet Explorer, Netscape or Firefox Web brower are requiredto enroll in this course. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Solving Classroom Discipline Problems (1.5 AEC) ONLINEWhy do some teachers enjoy peaceful, orderly classrooms while other teach-ers face daily discipline battles? The answer is that many teachers have notbeen taught the secrets to solving discipline problems. This course revealsthose secrets and presents a step-by-step approach to effective, positive class-room discipline. Teachers continually rate this course one of the most valu-able they have ever taken. Internet access, e-mail, and Internet Explorer,Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required to enroll in this course. Forcourse registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Solving Classroom Discipline Problems II (1.5 AEC) ONLINEIn this professional development course, you will get the teacher trainingneeded to deal effectively with serious discipline problems and help even themost challenging students you’re teaching make more responsible choices.For course registration, please see Page 9.


Teaching Math: Grades 4-6 (1.5 AEC) ONLINEReinvent math instruction for grades 4-6 by bringing hands-on learning,inexpensive manipulatives, and real-world connections into your classroom.For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


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Teaching Science: Grades 4-6 (1.5 AEC) ONLINEReady to maximize your abilities in teaching science? You’ll learn aboutfoundational content in physical, life, and earth science, and ways to teachthat content to your students. Discover specific teaching methods and scienceprocess skills, and learn how to improve the emotional climate in your class-room. Lots of examples and worksheets you can use in your own classroomare included. There’s a big emphasis on the scientific method, and there’seven an entire lesson devoted to science fairs! For course registration proce-dures, please see Page 9.


Understanding Adolescents (1.5 AEC) ONLINEYesterday, she was a sweet young girl. Today, you swear aliens have abduct-ed her and put an evil twin in her place. To know your kids is to love them.In this course, an experienced social worker will help you gain a deep under-standing and appreciation of your adolescent’s development and behavior.You’ll uncover the secrets of the adolescent mind and gain valuable informa-tion on how they think, how they feel, and how their identities develop. Forcourse registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Using the Internet in the Classroom (1.5 AEC) ONLINEHarness the power of the Internet to make your textbooks and lessons comealive! Teach your students how to locate and evaluate Internet resources.Improve the caliber and amount of discussion through the use of e-mail anddiscussion boards. Learn how to safeguard your students and their personalinformation while they are using the Internet. The Internet can make teach-ing easier, this course will show you how. For course registration procedures,please see Page 9.


Working Successfully With Learning Disabled Students (1.5 AEC)ONLINELearn how to successfully meet the diverse needs of the learning disabledstudents in your classroom from an experienced special educator. We’ll dis-sect the whole special education process, from working with individualizededucation programs (IEPs) to helping students struggling with reading com-prehension, math skills, and writing. Empower yourself by discovering easy,practical, and creative strategies that you can use to help your struggling stu-dents to find their light bulb moments!


TEST PREPARATION GMAT Preparation ONLINEApplying to graduate business and management schools usually means tak-ing the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test). Our GMATPreparation course is a must. Taking this course will provide you with test-taking techniques and methods for improving your score and saving time onall GMAT question types. You’ll review the more familiar questions andlearn how to approach question types that may be new to you, like criticalreasoning and data sufficiency. In the verbal lessons, we will discuss how todo your best on reading comprehension questions, sentence correction ques-tions, critical reasoning questions, and the analytical writing assessment. Inthe quantitative lessons, we provide a comprehensive math review and tech-niques for tackling both problem solving and data sufficiency questions. Youwill practice on actual GMAT tests from previous years, which is the bestway to prepare for any standardized test. For course registration procedures,please see Page 9.

EDU C42 Triton College $99.00/99.00/99.00*

GRE Preparation Part 1 (Verbal and Analytical) ONLINEThis course covers all question types on the verbal and analytical sections ofthe GRE. We will discuss how to do your best on reading comprehension,analogies, sentence completions, antonyms, and logical and analytical reason-ing questions. We will cover time saving techniques for both the paper-basedand computer administrations of the test. Internet access, e-mail, and theInternet Explorer or Netscape or Firefox Web browser are required to enrollin this course. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


GRE Preparation - Part 2 (Quantitative) ONLINEThis course features a math review and techniques for tackling the quantita-tive comparison, discrete quantitative, and data interpretation questions thatmake up the math section of the GRE. We will also cover time saving tech-niques for both the paper-based and computer administrations of the test.For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


LSAT Preparation - Part 1 ONLINETaking both Part 1 and Part 2 will prepare you to perform well on all threequestion types on the LSAT: reading comprehension, logical reasoning, andanalytical reasoning. You will practice on actual LSAT exams from previousyears and also learn proven test-taking techniques. LSAT Preparation - Part1 provides an overview of law school entrance procedures, a career in lawand law school survival techniques. You will also participate in an intensivereview of analytical reasoning questions, including techniques for draftingthe three most helpful types of diagrams, and explanations for and interpre-tations of correct answer choices. You will also learn the outline format thatlaw school admissions counselors favor for preparing the writing sample.Prerequisite: required text, which should be purchased prior to the begin-ning of class: 10 More Actual, Official LSAT Prep Tests, published by the LawSchool Admission Council. For course registration procedures please seePage 9.


LSAT Preparation - Part 2 ONLINETaking both Part 1 and Part 2 will prepare you to perform well on all threequestion types on the LSAT: reading comprehension, logical reasoning, andanalytical reasoning. You will practice on actual LSAT exams from previousyears and also learn proven test-taking techniques. Prerequisite: requiredtext, which should be purchased prior to the beginning of class: 10 MoreActual, Official LSAT Prep Tests, published by the Law School AdmissionCouncil. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 1 ONLINESo, you’ve decided you’re going to college. Now you just need to take theentrance exams! This course will prepare you to take the verbal questiontypes on both the ACT and the SAT. SAT/ACT Preparation Part 1 isdesigned to prepare you for the reading, English, and science sections of theACT and the critical reading and writing sections of the SAT. You’ll refreshyour knowledge of verbal topics and learn techniques that can help yourelieve test taking anxiety. For course registration procedures, please seePage 9.




SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 2 ONLINEIn this second half of the SAT/ACT Preparation we’ll review arithmetic,algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics as well as the StudentProduced Response questions on the SAT. We’ll practice techniques andapproaches using similar exam questions and fully explain and interpret thecorrect and incorrect answers. Taking both courses in this two-part serieswill prepare you for question types on each test using test-taking techniquespioneered by Scott Hatch in 1980 and taught to thousands of college-boundstudents around the world. For course registration procedures, please seePage 9.


SPORTS, FITNESS AND RECREATION

DANCEBeginning Belly DancingLearn an ancient and exotic art form and a sound approach to good physicalconditioning. Warm-up exercises, dance steps and routines are included.Bring leotards or wear non-restrictive clothing.

REC C05 550 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - March 11, 7-8 P.M. Room R-229. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

REC C05 551 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, March 25 - May 6, 7-8 P.M. Room R-229. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

REC C05 552 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Feb. 2 - March 16, 11 A.M.-Noon Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

REC C05 553 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, April 6 - May 18, 11 A.M.-Noon Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

Intermediate Belly DancingWarm-ups and stretching, more complex dance movements and routines,drills and rhythms will be taught along with veil and floor work. Get tonedand fit while enjoying this sensual art form. Prerequisite: REC C05, BellyDancing I or comparable skills.

REC C55 550 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Feb. 2 - March 16, 12:05-1:05 P.M. Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

REC C55 551 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, April 6 - May 18, 12:05-1:05 P.M. Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

REC C55 552 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - March 13, 8-8:50 P.M. Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

REC C55 553 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, March 27 - May 8, 8-8:55 P.M. Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

Dancercise With ZumbaDance your way to a fitter you! With exciting and unique Latin moves andrhythms, Zumba is taking the world by storm! Zumba is a fitness/Latindance program designed to strengthen the heart and lungs, trim and tonethe entire body, increase flexibility, improve coordination and develop bodyawareness. Zumba combines high energy and motivating Latin music withunique dance moves that allow participants to dance away their worries.

PED C46 25 RidgewoodMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 12 - April 9, 7-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Thursdays, Feb. 7 - April 11, 7-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 40 East LeydenMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - March 19, 7:30-8:20 P.M. Room TBA. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 550 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - March 16, 9:30-10:30 A.M. Room R-229. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 551 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, April 6 - May 25, 9:30-10:30 A.M. Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 552 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - March 20, 7-8 P.M. Room R-229. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 553 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, March 27 - May 15, 7-8 P.M. Room R-229. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 554 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - March 11, 1-1:50 P.M. Room R-229. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 555 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - March 13, 1-1:50 P.M. Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 556 Triton CollegeMeets Fridays, Jan. 25 - March 15, 11-11:55 A.M. Room R-229. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 557 Triton CollegeMeets Fridays, April 5 - May 24, 11-11:55 A.M. Room R-229. $27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 558 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - March 13, 9-9:50 A.M. Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

PED C46 559 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - March 26, 7:30-8:20 P.M. Room R-229.$27.00/27.00/14.00*

Beginning Ballroom DancingDon’t be a wallflower any longer. In this introductory course for singles andcouples, you’ll learn to waltz, fox-trot, swing, rumba, cha-cha and tango.Add more fun to your life. Try dancing. Partners are not provided, you areencouraged to sign up with a friend.

REC C56 25 RidgewoodMeets Thursdays, Feb. 7 - April 18, 7-8:20 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

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REC C56 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 16, 7-8:20 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C56 66 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - March 28, 7-8:20 P.M. Room R-221. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

Intermediate Ballroom DancingReview basic dance steps and learn intermediate-level dances of cha-cha,rumba, tango, fox-trot and waltz. Prerequisite: REC C56, BeginningBallroom Dancing or comparable skills. Partners are not provided, you areencouraged to sign up with a friend.

REC C57 31 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 16, 8:30-9:50 P.M. Cafeteria. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C57 65 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - March 28, 8:30-9:50 P.M. Room R-221.$50.00/50.00/24.00*

Swing DancingSwing is the thing! Learn to be comfortable on the dance floor and enjoythis revised dance craze. Singles and couples are welcome.

REC C13 25 RidgewoodMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 6 - March 20, 7-8:20 P.M. Room TBA. $32.00/32.00/21.00*

Basic SteppingLearn basic skills of stepping. This class will teach you the basic footwork,counting procedure and basic turns needed to get you out on the dance floor.

REC C36 01 Triton CollegeMeets Fridays, Jan. 25 - Feb. 22, 7:30-9:30 P.M. Room R-221. $40.00/40.00/20.00*

REC C36 02 Triton CollegeMeets Fridays, March 1 - April 5, 7:30-9:30 P.M. Room R-221. $40.00/40.00/20.00*

Intermediate SteppingThis class is for students who have taken the basic course or for those whohave been stepping for a while and are looking to add to their steppingrepertoire. Prerequisite: REC C36, Basic Stepping.

REC C41 01 Triton CollegeMeets Fridays, Jan. 25 - Feb. 22, 7:30-9:30 P.M. Room R-221. $40.00/40.00/20.00*

REC C41 02 Triton CollegeMeets Fridays, March 1 - April 5, 7:30-9:30 P.M. Room R-221. $40.00/40.00/20.00*

Line Dancing: BeginningLearn to enjoy easy-to-do line dancing. You don’t need special shoes or spe-cial talent or a special partner. Just get in line, shake away the blues andshape up your body!

REC C14 60 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 12:30-1:50 P.M. Room R-221. $87.00/87.00/28.00*

Line Dancing: IntermediateLearn to enjoy some of the more challenging dances that make country linedancing so popular.

REC C26 65 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 10-11:20 A.M. Room R-221. $87.00/87.00/28.00*

Latin Club DancingHave a good time learning basic steps in salsa, merengue, rumba, cha-cha,samba. Learn partnering skills and gain confidence to hit the Latin clubs.Come join the fun.

REC C42 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, Feb. 2 - March 16, 11 A.M.-12:50 P.M. Room 115.$50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C42 551 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, April 6 - May 18, 11 A.M.-12:50 P.M. Room 115.$50.00/50.00/24.00*

FITNESSTotal Fitness CenterWhether you’re male or female, in or out of shape, by participating in ourtotal fitness program, you’ll get an exercise prescription that’s just perfect foryou. A personalized computer assessment will establish a blend of workoutson Universal exercise machines, aerobic bicycles and the indoor track tomaximize the results of your exercise time. Join the fun, and enjoy theresults. Must attend first four sessions. For course sections numbered 101and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numberedsections are noncredit only.

PED C37 102 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 7-7:50 A.M. Room R-101. $126.00/284.00/34.00* (Includes $28.00 lab fee)



PED C37 105 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 10-10:50 A.M.Room R-101. $126.00/284.00/34.00* (Includes $28.00 lab fee)

PED C37 107 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, Noon-12:50 P.M. Room R-101. $126.00/284.00/34.00* (Includes $28.00 lab fee)

PED C37 109 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 5-5:50 P.M. Room R-101. $126.00/284.00/34.00* (Includes $28.00 lab fee)



Triton College Center for Health ProfessionalsSchool of Continuing Education

RN Re-entry Update Course for RN’s

Are you a nurse who has been “out-of-practice” for a few years and would like to return to work?

This is a nursing update/refresher course for RNs who have been outside the nursing practice and would like to feel prepared to return to the clinical setting and care for patients in the medical and surgical areas. The RN Re-Entry Update course consists of theory and clinical components.The theory component is the online portion of the course. There are sevenmodules and this material needs to be completed within 16 weeks from thestart of the course. There are four skill labs in a simulated classroom settingat Triton College which will be offered one day a week. The clinical labs willbe done in a hospital setting during the week and the student will work witha clinical preceptor. There is a checklist of clinical objects which will need to becompleted either in the skill or clinical lab settings.

TOPICS INCLUDE: • Professional Nursing Practice • Pharmacology Review • Systems Review• Care of the Client• IV Therapy• Communication and Documentation• Care of the Terminally Ill

For more information on our next class, contact

Margaret Harp, RN, MS at (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3773.



PED C37 112 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 7-7:50 A.M. Room R-101. $126.00/284.00/34.00* (Includes $28.00 lab fee)




PED C37 119 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 5-5:50 P.M. Room R-101. $126.00/284.00/34.00* (Includes $28.00 lab fee)

PED C37 120 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 6-6:50 P.M. Room R-101. $126.00/284.00/34.00* (Includes $28.00 lab fee)

Fitness After FiftyMaintaining or regaining a lively way of life is especially important for olderAmericans. Energy and zest are essential to enjoying each day to the fullest.Join other mature adults who are determined to lead healthy and fit lives.This program includes exercise, proper breathing, movement to music andgeneral discussions about health.

PED C06 60 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - April 1, 9-10:20 A.M. Room R-221. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

PED C06 61 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - April 3, 9-10:20 A.M. Room R-221.$50.00/50.00/24.00*

PED C06 63 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, April 8 - May 8, 9-10:20 A.M. Room R-221. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

Beginning YogaYoga is a system of physical exercise and mental relaxation as well as an atti-tude toward life. You will gain peace of mind and the ability to relax as youimprove muscle tone and body flexibility. Learn how to cope with stress andtension via this coed class. Bring yoga mat to class.

REC C18 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - April 15, 6-7:20 P.M. Room R-221. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C18 02 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - April 15, 7:30-8:50 P.M. Room R-221. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C18 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - April 23, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C18 25 RidgewoodMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 6 - May 15, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C18 31 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - April 25, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C18 32 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C18 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 7:30-8:50 P.M. Gym. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

REC C18 40 East LeydenMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - April 3, 7-8:50 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

Restorative YogaAs your yoga brings you more flexibility, explore a greater variety of yogaposes, breathing techniques and attitudes. Learn to go more deeply into thepostures and experience quietude and peace of mind. Prerequisite: RECC18, Beginning Yoga or comparable skill.

REC C19 25 RidgewoodMeets Thursdays, Feb. 7 - May 9, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

Pilates Mat Class (Beginning)The Pilates method incorporates Eastern and Western philosophies of physi-cal and mental conditioning which focus on repatterning, realigning, clarify-ing, and defining the body. Pilates mat work is a structured regimen of con-tinuously flowing, rhythmic movements designed to strengthen, lengthenand tone your body without machines. Pilates has long been revered as thebest all-around workout technique; optimize flexibility, balance, coordina-tion, range of motion and muscular endurance.

REC C24 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - May 9, 7-8 P.M. Room TBA. $27.00/27.00/13.00*

LAMAS Qi Gong (Chinese Healing)Qi Gong, referred to as “the skill of breath,” is an ancient Chinese healingpractice, which promotes vibrant, radiant health. LAMAS Qi Gong involvesthe regulation of the body and the mind together with respiration control,self-massage, and movements which are soft, gentle, easy-flowing, and med-itative. When combining controlled breathing techniques with Daoyinmovements and visualization, Qi Gong offers a way to relieve stress, gainflexibility, increase longevity, and enhance vitality. Qi Gong can be practicedby students of any age or physical ability and can be done sitting or standing.

REC C93 60 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - March 19, 9-10:50 A.M. Room R-229. $50.00/50.00/24.00*




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Beginning Tai ChiTai Chi is an ancient Chinese art that combines therapeutic breathing andslow, flowing movement into a unique form of exercise that tones andstrengthens without stress or strain. Akin to yoga, it is beautiful to watchand enjoyably stimulating to perform.

PED C54 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - March 13, 7:30-8:50 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

NIA - Neurological Integrative ActionA unique fitness class that includes Neurological IntegrativeAction (NIA). Blends modern dance, martial arts andhealing to achieve individual fitness goals. Students express

themselves through movement and sensation and results in bring-ing the body, mind, spirit and emotions to optimum health, inspired by musicand guidance. Come experience the power of NIA in this safe, grounded,barefoot, cardio workout. Appropriate for all fitness levels. No dance experi-ence is necessary. “Through movement, you will find health.”

REC C97 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - April 8, 9-9:50 A.M. Room R-229. $37.00/37.00/27.00*

REC C97 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 20 - May 1, 6:30-7:20 P.M. Room TBA. $37.00/37.00/27.00*

Aquacize for SeniorsThis water exercise course is designed especially for older adults. You’ll exer-cise in the shallow end of the pool to limber up stiff joints and to tone yourbody. Bring your own lock and towel. Plan to be in the water the first nightof class. (Also listed as PED C49).

PED C74 61 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - May 13, 9-9:50 A.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

PED C74 62 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 9-9:50 A.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

PED C74 63 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 10-10:50 A.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

PED C74 64 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 10-10:50 A.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

Arthritis Aquatic ProgramEndorsed by the Arthritis Foundation, this water exercise class is designedfor people who have arthritis, mild or severe. With the aid of the water’sbuoyancy and resistance, the gentle movement may improve joint flexibilityand muscle strength. Physician’s consent is necessary. Bring your own lockand towel. Plan to be in the water the first class.





Beginning SwimmingIf you never learned to swim as a child and are afraid of the water, fear not!Help is at hand. With an understanding teacher, you can overcome your fearof the water and learn a few basic strokes. You’ll feel better once you’ve con-quered your fear, and you’ll enjoy your new water skills. Bring your ownsuit, lock and towel. Plan to swim during the first class.

PED C16 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - May 13, 8-8:50 P.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

PED C16 02 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - May 11, 2-2:50 P.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

Intermediate Swimming for AdultsIf you can swim the length of the pool and can do a few basic strokes, now isthe time to develop your skills and to build up your endurance. Swimmingis not only fun, but also an excellent way to exercise. Bring your own lockand towel. Plan to swim during the first class. Prerequisite: PED C16,Beginning Swimming or comparable skills.

PED C17 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 8-8:50 P.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $16.00 lab fee)

AquacizeGet in shape in a refreshing new way with a combination of aerobics andtoning exercises. Swimming skills not necessary. Bring your own lock andtowel. Plan to be in the water the first class.





PED C49 05 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - May 13, 7-7:50 P.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

PED C49 06 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 7-7:50 P.M. Pool. $98.00/98.00/72.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

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NEW!


SPORTSBadminton for FunBadminton is one of the fastest growing racket sports in the United States.Why not give this a try? You’ll get a great workout and meet new friends.Rackets and shuttlecocks will be provided. Basic rules and strategies will bediscussed.

PED C25 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 6 - May 1, 8-9:50 P.M. Gym. $67.00/67.00/24.00*

Beginning GolfGet acquainted with the game of golf and learn how to handle a golf clubwith ease and confidence. Learn the basic rules of play, terminology andequipment needed, and practice the skills and techniques to help you enjoythe game. Learn the fundamentals of the swing, the swing with irons andwoods, pitching and chipping, putting and more. Bring a 5-iron to first class.First class meets at Triton College; all following classes will be off-site.(Charge for golf-balls not included in fees— additional $9 per bucket.)

PED C07 02 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - April 25, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room R-104B.$99.00/99.00/56.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

Intermediate GolfSharpen your golf skills and improve your swing and score. Learn to deter-mine the best strategies for touchy situations as well as how to use woodsand irons correctly. Receive individualized instruction on your problemareas. Tee off like never before! First class meets at Triton College; all fol-lowing classes will be held off-site. Prerequisite: PED C07, Beginning Golfor comparable skills.

PED C08 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room 104B. Meets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $99.00/99.00/56.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

Men’s BasketballKeep trim and in good condition with workouts on the court. Each sessionbegins with a stretching routine. Teams are then formed to play basketball.Wear gym shoes and suitable clothing.

PED C52 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - May 23, 8-9:20 P.M. Gym. $67.00/67.00/24.00*

LIFE AND FAMILY

Introduction to the History of ArchitectureStudy of the development of interior and exterior architecture. Architecturalspace is studied through the designed environment, formed by social, politi-cal, religious and cultural forces throughout history. Emphasis on architec-tural traditions of western civilization, especially as they affect the built envi-ronment of America. For course sections numbered 101 and above, thecourse may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are non-credit only.

ARC E10 101 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 6-8:50 P.M. Room M-150B. $302.00/776.00/26.00 (Includes $7.00 lab fee)

Beginning DrawingUnleash your talent! Drawing is something you really can learn about.Develop your knowledge of drawing tools, materials and techniques as youlearn about form, perspective and composition. Establish your individualcreativity and style with still life, figure and even cartoon drawing in thisintroductory course.

ART C16 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room 043. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

ART C16 25 RidgewoodMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - May 8, 6:30-8:50 P.M. Room 118. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

ART C16 40 East LeydenMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - May 16, 7-8:50 P.M. Room TBA. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

Introduction to TheaterRole of theater as a major fine art and a communicator of ideas, humanunderstanding and cultural values. Contributions of the playwright,actor/actress, director, designer and technician to theatrical production arecovered. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may betaken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only.

SPE E30 101 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Jan. 23 - May 17, 10-10:50 A.M. Room E-312. $295.00/769.00/19.00

Acting IFundamentals of acting concentration, observation, playing action, body andvocal control and other basics are taught and implemented through actingexercises, improvisations and scene study. Major acting approaches are intro-duced and used as the basis for helping the actor to acquire the craft in orderto create believable characters. For course sections numbered 101 and above,the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections arenoncredit only.

SPE E61 103 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 11 A.M.-12:15 P.M. Room J-212. $295.00/769.00/19.00

Parenting the AdolescentAre gray hairs sprouting overnight because you are trying to cope with anunpredictable teenager? Learn how to fight, love, and play fair with youryoung adult.

SOC C17 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Thursdays, April 4 - May 2, 7-9:50 P.M. Room 105. $52.00/52.00/25.00*




FOODSBeverage ManagementBasic setup and operation of a fully equipped beverage system.Concentration will be promotion, preparation and serving of alcoholic bev-erages and special party drinks. Alcohol laws and production process fordistilled spirits and liquors also are covered. For course sections numbered101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower num-bered sections are noncredit only.

HIA E06 101 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 4:30-8:30 P.M. Room B-225. Meets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 4:30-8:30 P.M. Room B-217.$197.00/513.00/13.00

Beginning Cake DecoratingDiscover the beautiful art of cake decorating. You’ll learn how to preparecakes for decoration, as well as the various icing for each type of decoration.Learn to make a variety of flowers, including the rose! Materials needed willbe discussed at first class meeting, additional cost is approximately $30-$35.

CKG C68 15 Proviso WestMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - Feb. 13, 7-8:50 P.M. Room TBA. $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

CKG C68 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Thursdays, Feb. 14 - March 7, 6:30-8:20 P.M. Room 158. $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

CKG C68 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Fridays, Feb. 1-22, 10-11:50 A.M. Room 112. $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

CKG C68 552 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - Feb. 18, 7-8:50 P.M. Room 112. $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

Intermediate Cake DecoratingYou’ve tried cake decorating and have mastered the basics. Now learn howto make life-like flowers and how to use them in attractive floral arrange-ments for cakes. You’ll also learn top borders for special-occasion cakes.Supplies needed will be discussed at first class meeting, additional cost isapproximately $30-$35.

CKG C70 15 Proviso WestMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 27 - March 20, 7-9 P.M. Room TBA. $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

CKG C70 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Fridays, March 1-22, 10-11:50 A.M. Room TBA $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

CKG C70 552 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Mondays, Feb. 25 - March 18, 7-8:50 P.M. Room TBA $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

Advanced Cake DecoratingLearn advanced decorating techniques used in making professional-lookingtiered cakes! You’ll also learn the color flow techniques, lace work and more.Supplies needed for course will be discussed at first class meeting, additionalcost is approximately $30-$35.

CKG C71 15 Proviso WestMeets Wednesdays, April 3-24, 7-9 P.M. Room TBA. $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

CKG C71 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Mondays, March 25 - April 15, 7-8:50 P.M. Room 112. $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)


FINANCEGetting Out Of DebtAre you thinking about your future, including your financial future? Thisclass is designed to help you take charge of your financial situation and howto understand budgeting and spending, understanding the ins and outs ofcredit, credit repair, how to negotiate with credit card companies, how toimprove your credit score, investment building wealth opportunities, andhow to develop your own action plans to achieve your dream.

FIN C52 40 East LeydenMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 13-27, 7-7:50 P.M. Room 146. $40.00/40.00/25.00*

Introduction to InvestingThis course covers the basic building blocks of successful investing. Topicsinclude selecting stocks for growth and income; utility investing; tax-freemunicipal bonds; corporate and government bonds for higher income;mutual fund alternatives; source of investment ideas; how to read the finan-cial pages; investment terminology; and how to construct an investmentportfolio to meet specific objectives. Experienced and novice investors willfind this course useful.

FIN C34 15 Proviso West Meets Mondays, Feb. 4 - April 29, 7-8:20 P.M. Room TBA. $50.00/50.00/25.00*

FIN C34 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 16, 7-8:20 P.M. Room 273. $50.00/50.00/25.00*

Finance for the Non-Financial ManagerEnhance your marketing, sales, manufacturing, engineering or general man-agement skills by studying finance. Learn basic financial concepts, terms andprinciples.

BUS E66 25 RidgewoodMeets Thursdays, Feb. 7 - April 25, 6:30-7:50 P.M. Room TBA. $197.00/513.00/13.00

Budgeting 101Effectively manage your financial resources. Learn step by step how to puttogether a budget that REALLY works. This course will teach you how todetermine areas of overspending and where other adjustments need to bemade. Whether you are in need of life-saving solutions or simply need tofine tune your spending habits, this guideline budget is the most effectiveway to understand and manage your finances.

FIN C48 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 13-27, 6:30-7:30 P.M. Room TBA. $40.00/40.00/25.00*

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Free Business CounselingAre you thinking of starting a new business?Are you feeling growing pains?Do you need financial assistance?Would you like to get another perspective from aconfidential second party?

Free counseling is now available on the second andfourth Tuesday of each month. The counselors aremembers of the Service Corp of Retired Executives(SCORE), which is a partner of the US Small BusinessAdministration.

Score provides professional guidance and informationto maximize the success of America’s existing andemerging small business. Score volunteers come from avariety of business and ethnic backgrounds, but they allshare a belief that small business owners are more like-ly to succeed if they have a business mentor to guidethem. Some counsel and mentor clients, others conductworkshops, still others use their talents to help ourchapter grow and prosper. They conduct these activitiesboth from home and through some 16 Chicagolandlocations.

For more information, visitwww.scorechicago.com

To schedule an appointment, call(312) 353-7724.

SCORE at Triton

We’re Back and Ready for Business...Your Business!

• Counselors to America’s small business• Expert advice from experienced professionals• Perfect for start-ups or to grow existing businesses• By appointment only at Triton’s River Grove Campus• And it’s free!

CKG C71 552 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Fridays, April 5-26, 10-11:50 A.M. Room 112. $39.00/39.00/28.00* (Includes $6.00 lab fee)

Advanced Cake Decorating with Fondant & Gum PasteContinue learning advanced decorating techniques with fondant and gumpaste. Discover a great new way to add excitement to your cakes using avariety of fondant techniques and the beauty of decorating with gum paste.You will learn how to create flowers and accents with detail. You will beprepared to decorate a great professional-looking cake. Prerequisite(s): CKGC68 and CKGC70

CKG C72 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Mondays, April 22 - May 13, 7-8:50 P.M. Room 112. $27.00/27.00/16.00*

CKG C72 551 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Fridays, May 3-24, 10-11:50 A.M. Room 112. $27.00/27.00/16.00*

Chocolate (2 AEC) Fundamentals of working with chocolate, history and various types ofchocolate. Students will learn to temper, molded and free-form creations,candies and creation of showpieces. For course sections numbered 101 andabove, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sec-tions are noncredit only.

HIA E29 101 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - April 9, 4-9 P.M. Room B-200. $229.00/545.00/45.00 (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

Introductory Baking/Pastry (3 AEC) Fundamentals of baking and pastry, equipment, ingredients, weights andmeasures, technology, preparation and storage, the production of desserts,breads and rolls are included. For course sections numbered 101 and above,the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections arenoncredit only.

HIA E28 101 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 8:30 A.M.-1:30 P.M. Room B-152.$337.00/811.00/61.00 (Includes $42.00 lab fee)

HIA E28 102 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 2:30-7:30 P.M. Room B-152.$337.00/811.00/61.00 (Includes $42.00 lab fee)

HIA E28 103 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - May 11, 8:30 A.M.-1:30 P.M. Room B-152.$337.00/811.00/61.00 (Includes $42.00 lab fee)

Culinary Arts Quantity Food Prep I (3 AEC) Students participate in supervised back of the house activities in conjunctionwith the faculty dining operation. Experience is provided in the followingareas: basic cooking techniques, preparation of soups, sauces, entrees, vegeta-bles, starches, and garnishes. Sanitation, recipe reviews and analysis, and aknowledge of tools and equipment included. For course sections numbered101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower num-bered sections are noncredit only.

HIA E30 101 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - May 13, 8 A.M.-2 P.M. Room B-200. $337.00/811.00/61.00 (Includes $42.00 lab fee)

HIA E30 102 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 2:30-8:30 P.M. Room B-200.$337.00/811.00/61.00 (Includes $42.00 lab fee)





Artisan Breads (3 AEC) Fundamental of baking yeast breads, production of rolls, baguettes, bagelsand hearth breads, ethnic and specialty breads emphasized. For course sec-tions numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit.All lower numbered sections are noncredit only.

HIA E34 101 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 7 A.M.-Noon Room B-152.$335.00/809.00/59.00 (Includes $40.00 lab fee)

COMPUTERS/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYCOMPUTERS/BASICS

Computer Learning/Open Lab at Nuevos HorizontesNuevos Horizontes offers access to its computer-learning center for inde-pendent use. Participants have access to the Internet, utilizing a fast connec-tion T-1, e-mail and the most current software available.

NHC C01 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Mondays, Jan. 23 - May 17, 9 A.M.-Noon and 4-9 P.M.; Tuesdays,Wednesdays and Thursdays, , 9 A.M.-3 P.M. and 4-9 P.M. Room 101.$.00/.00*

E.T.R.C. Open Lab: Fall or Spring Full Semester UseThe Educational Technology Resource Center’s (E.T.R.C.) primary goal is toprovide computer resources to Triton students who currently are enrolled incourses. However, individuals not currently enrolled in a course have accessto the Educational Technology Resource Center by enrolling in this E.T.R.C.open lab course. This E.T.R.C. open lab course provides a stimulating, edu-cational environment complete with the most current software and newesttechnology. Benefits of this course include unlimited Internet use with fastInternet speed, Triton e-mail, scanners, laser and color printing and conven-ient lab hours. The E.T.R.C.’s current policy for the use of this center isapplicable. Register at the Welcome Desk located in the Student Center in BBuilding or call (708) 456-0300, Ext 3130. Open lab hours are: Mondaythrough Friday, 7:30 A.M. - 10:45 P.M., Saturday, 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. andSunday, Noon - 4 P.M. Hours vary for Interim Session, holidays and finalsweek. Please call the E.T.R.C. lab at (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3416 or 3265 fortime changes.

ETR C01 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 23 - May 17, 8 A.M.-10 P.M.; Fridays, 8 A.M.-5 P.M;. Saturdays, 8 A.M.-4 P.M. Room A-100. $32.00/32.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

Internet Essential Skills (.5 AEC) This class is designed to give you all the basics on how to “survive” on theInternet. We’ll introduce you to e-mail, how to do it, why you want it, etc.We’ll also introduce you to the World Wide Web. You’ll learn to useNetscape to locate and view websites. Other topics will be addressed. (LevelI difficulty)

CIS E11 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - Feb. 26, 6:30-8 P.M. Room 156. $77.00/156.00/31.00 (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

CIS E11 552 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Thursdays, April 11 - May 2, 7-8:45 P.M. Room 106. $77.00/156.00/31.00 (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Introduction to Computers I for First-time UsersThis is a course specifically for adults who are first-time users. Students willbe given instruction in using the Windows operating system. No textbookwill be required. Easy-to-use instructional handouts will be provided inclass. It is expected that students will follow up class instruction with practicein Triton’s open computer labs, which students are entitled to use. (Limit to15 students.)

DPR C05 60 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - March 5, 11 A.M.-12:20 P.M. Room M-123B.$94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

DPR C05 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - March 13, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room 156.$94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Introduction to Computers II for First-time UsersThis is a continuation of Introduction to Computers I for First-time Userswith further instruction and practice in basics and introduction to word pro-cessing. No textbook will be used. Easy-to-use instructional handouts will beprovided in class. It is expected that students will follow up class instructionwith practice in Triton’s open computer labs, which students are entitled touse. (Limited to 15 student.)

DPR C07 67 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, March 4 - April 15, 1-2:50 P.M. Room M-123B. $94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Introduction to Computers III: the InternetAn introduction to the World Wide Web and e-mail. Students learn to usethe Netscape browser to view websites to determine the latest news, weatherreports, TV listings, etc. Also learn how to compose, send, receive and storee-mail. (Limit to 15 students.)

DPR C19 60 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - March 5, 9-10:50 A.M. Room M-123A. $94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

Introduction to Computers IVStudents in this course will build on the information covered in Introductionto Computers III, as they continue to explore the World Wide Web and e-mail. Students will learn how to narrow Internet searches, use differentsearch engines, find a variety of useful items on the World Wide Web, andlearn about internet security. Students will also learn more about using e-mail, including how to use the address book, folders, send and downloadphotographs.

DPR C21 60 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, March 27 - May 1, 1-2:50 P.M. Room M-135.$94.00/94.00/76.00* (Includes $27.00 lab fee)

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REGISTER NOW! Get Inside theMusic Industry!

School of Continuing Education

Certificate inMusic Business

The Triton College School of Continuing Education will offer classes providing students with an insider look at the music industry.If you are an aspiring artist, business entrepreneur, music producer, promoter or label owner and you have the desire to learn theropes to this very prosperous industry, this is the program for you!

The 45-hour Music Business Industry Overview (BUS E65) is where to start. This course provides you with a look at the many differ-ent facets of the industry and will lead you in the direction to start conquering your dreams.

Topics Include:• Industry Landscape • Setting Up Your Business • Team Building • Networking• Artist Development • Production • Marketing

The overview course will position you to continue in the upcoming semesters covering specific areas within the industry.You will gain “in-depth” knowledge and work on real life projects reflective of your career and goals. Networking within theindustry will also be part of this ongoing course.

Thursdays, Jan. 31 - May 16, 2013 • 6-9 p.m.Triton College, Room M-142F

$295/769/19


LIFELONG LEARNING

Mapping the WorldExplore the world of maps and learn about how they areused, made and read. Are you interested in traveling and

how maps have evolved? See examples of a variety of maps,learn about new technologies, and participate in discussions — all on a jour-ney to explore the fascinating world of cartography.

GEO C02 001 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Feb. 18 - March 11, Noon-1:50 P.M. Room A-122A. $33.00/33.00/23.00*

Electricity for the HomeownerBefore you call an electrician for simple tasks, learn to safely install andreplace switches, light fixtures, lamps, and fuses. Learn the fundamentals ofhouse wiring, design electrical plans for room additions, become familiarwith the National Electrical Code, as well as electrical terminology.

ELC C02 15 Proviso WestMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - April 10, 6:30-9:20 P.M. Room OFF. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

Rules of the RoadDo you need to retake the Illinois written driver’s exam? Do you want tofeel more confident driving with an increased understanding of the mostrecent rules and regulations? This special review class is taught by a repre-sentative of the Secretary of State’s office.

RET C24 64 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesday, Feb. 20, 10-11:55 A.M. Room A-122B. $.00/.00*

How to Travel To and Through EuropeHow to get the most out of your travel experience. How to maximize yourtime and enjoyment and minimize your expenses. Learn what to do, whereto go, what to see, how to plan, and how to find the bargains. Covers itiner-aries, languages, currencies, budgets, packing, luggage, check lists, tours,trains, cars, travel information resources, hotels, food, emergencies, pass-ports/visas and more. To make travel easy and fun with a lifetime of many,many fond memories.

TTM C03 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - April 25, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 105. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

American State and Urban PoliticsIdentifies the significant organizational features of the executive, legislative,and judicial branches of state, county, township, municipal, and special dis-trict governments; compares and contrasts state government branches withthe same branches of the national government; compares the organizationand powers of the 50 state governments with each other; distinguishes theservices offered by national, state, and urban governments. Also examinesthe numerous social service programs of state and urban governments withemphasis on the problems arising in the delivery of these services.

PSC E01 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 12:30-1:45 P.M. Room F-303. $295.00/769.00/19.00

Great DecisionsDo you understand what’s going on in the world? Here’s your chance to getinformed, gain perspective and learn about and discuss important decisionsfacing all Americans. Topics to be discussed are based on significant foreign-policy issues and problems that the United States has had to deal with inrecent months. To order the Great Decisions Briefing Book 2009, call theForeign Policy Association at (800) 477-5836.

HIS C08 65 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 13 - April 24, 1-2:20 P.M. Room R-131.$50.00/50.00/24.00*

Great PhilosophersLearn about some of the great thinkers of the world and how they haveinfluenced our lives. This is a basic course in philosophy for everyone.Previous study of philosophy is not required — just an interest in under-standing the ideas and influence of some great thinkers of the past and adesire to improve your own thinking skills.

PHL C06 60 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - April 9, 1-2:20 P.M. Room F-306. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

Great Books for EveryoneRead and discuss some selections from the Great Books of the WesternWorld. Selections vary from semester to semester and before you registeryou need to find out what book or books you should acquire and what youshould read before the first class. For information on this semester’s books,please e-mail [email protected].

ENG C19 61 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - April 1, 1-2:20 P.M. Room R-319. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

Great Films for EveryoneWhat makes a film great? Learn by watching and discussing films selectedfor the quality of their content and cinematic art. Enjoy the rewarding sen-sations, feelings, thoughts and inspirations these artfully crafted films haveawakened in generations of filmgoers. Reflect on how we view life throughthe lens of film art, enjoying characters’ experiences and the way cinemapresents them. Then discuss the great ideas, universal themes and perennialquestions emerging in these films.

HUM C14 60 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - March 7, 1-2:50 P.M. Room R-123. $50.00/50.00/24.00*

Creative Writing IEnter the exciting world of the art of creative written communication. In anoncompetitive atmosphere, learn through exercises, assignments and dis-cussion to express yourself clearly and concisely, but with an imprint of indi-viduality. Both fiction (short stories, novels, poetry, etc.) and non-fiction (arti-cles, essays, journal entries, etc.) will be covered. You’ll also learn how tomarket your finished product.

ENG C10 40 East LeydenMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 22 - May 14, 7-8:50 P.M. Room TBA. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

ENG C10 001 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Feb. 11 - April 22, 7-9:50 P.M. Room E-302. $101.00/101.00/36.00*




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Beginning Conversational FrenchLearn the things a tourist in France might need to know: how toask directions, tell time, order a meal in a restaurant. Also learnabout traveling in France, the Paris Metro and famous places likethe Louvre, the Eiffel Tower and more.

FRE C03 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - April 24, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 105.$101.00/101.00/36.00*

Beginning Conversational French IIBecome more proficient in speaking and understanding French in avariety of situations. Learn intermediate grammar skills while explor-ing cultural and language structures. This course continues to devel-op understanding, speaking, reading and writing skills. Prerequisite:FRE C03, Beginning Conversational French or comparable back-ground experience.

FRE C05 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - April 25, 7-9:20 P.M. Room TBA.$101.00/101.00/36.00*

Beginning Conversational ItalianIf you want to be able to carry on simple conversations in Italian,this is the time to learn phrases regarding shopping, cuisine, cloth-ing, travel, numbers and other everyday topics. Your speaking prac-tice will be supplemented by presentations on Italian life, customs,dialects and cities of Italy.

ITL C02 25 RidgewoodMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 7-9:50 P.M. Room TBA.$101.00/101.00/36.00*

ITL C02 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 239.$101.00/101.00/36.00*

Intermediate Conversational ItalianImprove your Italian pronunciation and listening skills in this secondcourse. Develop your vocabulary in everyday conversational situa-tions and practice with role play. Prerequisite: ITL C02, BeginningConversational Italian or comparable background.

ITL C03 15 Proviso WestMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 16 - March 20, 7-10 P.M. Room TBA.$108.00/108.00/38.00*

Elementary ItalianThis first semester of Italian is designed to allow students to developbasic oral comprehension and speaking skills. Along with some fun-damental grammatical concepts, appreciation of Italian culture asreflected in the language is stressed. For course sections numbered

101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. Alllower numbered sections are noncredit only.

ITL C10 101 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 8-9:50 A.M.Room F-111. $112.00/270.00/20.00* (Includes $14.00 lab fee)

Beginning Conversational PolishEspecially helpful for those who would like to acquire basic commu-nication skills in the Polish language. This course will provide anintroduction to basic structures, vocabulary and conversation, aswell as elements of Polish culture, history and customs.

POL C01 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 240.$108.00/108.00/38.00*

POL C01 40 East LeydenMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 8, 7-8:50 P.M. Room TBA.$108.00/108.00/38.00*

Beginning Conversational Polish IIContinue developing basic conversational skills in Polish. Structure,vocabulary and conversations will be discussed. Elements of Polishculture, history and customs will be reviewed to enhance learningthe Polish language. Prerequisite: POL C01, BeginningConversational Polish or comparable background experience.

POL C02 35 East LeydenMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 9, 7-9:20 P.M. Room TBA.$108.00/108.00/38.00*

Beginning Conversational JapaneseLearn to converse in Japanese. Study vowel sounds, idiomaticexpressions, and the history and geography of Japan. Learn whatphrases are required for traveling and conducting business. No pre-vious experience required.

JPN C01 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - April 24, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 105.$108.00/108.00/38.00*

Beginning Conversational Japanese IIReview and continue to build on basic knowledge of the Japaneselanguage while adding new vocabulary and fluency in conversation.Emphasis on pronunciation, phrases and listeningwill be added to this second course to improve conversations in theJapanese language. Prerequisite: JPN C01, BeginningConversational Japanese or comparable background.

JPN C02 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Thursdays, Feb. 7 - May 2, 7-9:20 P.M. Room TBA.

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Writeriffic: Creativity Training for Writers ONLINEBanish writer’s block forever with these tricks from the published writer’stoolbox. Writeriffic liberates the inventive bolts of genius that are insideeveryone. If you’ve ever dreamed of hearing your writer’s voice, this classwill make it happen. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


Writeriffic 2: Advanced Creativity Training for Writers ONLINEIncrease writing confidence, beat writer’s block, manage time, negotiatewriting fees, write and live your dreams. Learn advanced methods to createand write like the professionals-whether you are launching a career or seek-ing personal satisfaction through writing. In Writeriffic 2, you will learn tobe the writer you have always wanted to be and have fun too. Prerequisite(s):Completion of Eva Shaw’s Writeriffic: Creativity Training for Writers orThe Craft of Magazine Writing. Internet access, e-mail and Netscape orInternet Explorer Web browser. For course registration procedures, pleasesee Page 9.


Writing Your Life Story ONLINEAll lives are filled with stories. Men and women have stories to tell that arefunny, interesting, embarrassing, painful, delightful, sad or whimsical storiesabout themselves, and people they have known or loved. This course pro-vides adults with the opportunity to share their life stories and to develop awritten legacy for their families and others. In this course you will recall andrecord a wide range of personal experiences through a facilitated thematicprocess. For course registration procedures, please see Page 9.


CULTURAL HERITAGEItalian Culture and Arts

In this class you will create a beautiful Venetian mask like theones worn at the annual Carnival of Venice, a festival thatends with Lent on Martedi Grasso. You’ll study Roman

mosaics and create a small mosaic of your own. You’ll also learnwhy Italian music has long held an important place in society and politics,and gain an appreciation of the integral role that Opera plays in Italian cul-ture.

CHS C01 001 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Feb. 2 - March 16, 9-11:05 A.M., Room D-313$99.00/99.00/99.00

Polish Culture and ArtsPolish arts combine Polish influence with aspects ofother nearby European cultures and periods in

European history. Participants will learn about “wycinan-ki,” a popular folk craft originating from the mid 1800s, which includes cut-ting, punching and carving paper. “Pisanki,” an ornate style of decoratingEaster eggs, dating back to the 10th century will be discussed. Polish dance,such as the Polonaise and the Mazurka will be reviewed as well as tradition-al folk music.

CHS C03 001 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Feb. 2 - March 16, 9-11:05 A.M., Room D-313$99.00/99.00/99.00

Mexican Culture and ArtsMexican arts have many layers, colors and facets thatreflect the combination of both ancient and modern cul-

tures. Participants will evaluate colorful and whimsicalOaxacan animals, inspired self-portraits, and small murals in the style of thebig three muralists, and Mexican music will be explored through vocals,independence music, and traditional folk music.

CHS C02 001 Cantata Adult Life ServicesMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 6 - March 27, 10 A.M.-Noon, Room TBA.$99.00/99.00/99.00

HOBBIES/CRAFTSCircus ArtsYou don’t need to run away to join the circus! Acquire the basic skills need-ed to perform as a Triton Trouper. Learn juggling, unicycle riding andclowning skills. Explore the tight wire, tumbling, trampoline, web rope andother circus arts.

PED C11 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Thursdays, Jan. 28 - March 14, 7-10 P.M. Room R-200. Meets Mondays and Thursdays, Jan. 28 - March 14, 7-10 P.M.Room R-200A. Meets Mondays and Thursdays, Jan. 28 - March 14, 7-10 P.M.Room R-200B. $77.00/77.00/77.00*

Basic PhotographyThis course covers both digital and film photography. Are you unsure ofhow to use your digital or film camera? Are you dissatisfied with the photosyou get in automatic mode? Have you ever seen an amazing photo andwondered how the photographer got it? You can learn to confidently andconsistently take good photographs through an understanding of automaticand manual camera operation, exposure, flash and various photographiccomposition techniques used by professional photographers. Bring yourcamera to this class along with your instruction book or camera manual.Make sure you have memory cards or film.

PHG C02 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 6:30-8 P.M. Room TBA. $67.00/67.00/24.00*

Intermediate PhotographyIntermediate Photography will continue and reinforce concepts covered inBasic Photography. Special attention will be devoted to topics includingclose-ups, portraits, landscape photography, and other areas requiring moresophisticated techniques.

PHG C03 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 20 - May 15, 6:30-8:20 P.M. Room TBA. $90.00/90.00/63.00*

Digital Imaging (1 AEC) The class will provide students with an overview of the creative opportuni-ties in digital SLR photography. We will begin with a look at the hardwareof digital photography, the digital SLR camera. We will discuss camera set-tings and how to safely download and store images on the computer. Thefundamentals of composition will be explored and followed with demonstra-tions of software options for use in your digital darkroom. Basic photomanipulations like cropping, corrections and resizing will be explored.Finally we will take a look at home printing.

PHG E42 30 Riverside-BrookfieldMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 16, 6:30-8 P.M. Room TBA. $103.00/261.00/11.00 (Includes $4.00 lab fee)

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Digital Photography (1.5 AEC) ONLINEJoin us and explore the world of digital photography! This course providesan introduction to the fascinating technology that is catapulting the photo-graphic world into the 21st century. We’ll discuss the basics of digital pho-tography, equipment, software, the digital darkroom, printing, Internet ande-mail use, along with commercial and personal applications. You’ll learnwhat you need, what you can do, and what you can expect to invest.Whether you’re new to photography or a long-time professional looking fora complement to traditional photography, this class will provide an introduc-tion to new opportunities for putting digital photography to use.

VIC E10 Triton College $100.00/100.00/100.00

WoodworkingGot a project, idea or a yen to create with wood? Whether you’re a beginneror veteran, you’ll find everything you need-from help on design and properuse of hand machine and power tools to woodworking and finishing tech-niques.

WOT C05 25 RidgewoodMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 13 - May 8, 7-9:50 P.M. Room 131. $101.00/101.00/45.00*

WOT C05 26 RidgewoodMeets Thursdays, Feb. 7 - April 25, 7-9:50 P.M. Room 131. $101.00/101.00/45.00*

WoodcarvingDesign and produce a project in woodcarving or wood sculpture. You’llreceive individual instruction in selection of materials, and use and mainte-nance of tools, such as knives, gauges and chisels. Tools and materials maybe purchased through your instructor.

WOT C03 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 196. $101.00/101.00/45.00*

Basic Bird WatchingReceive tips and techniques for field identification of more than 200 speciesof birds in the Chicago area. The greater part of class time will be spent inlocal forest preserves. Binoculars will be necessary. The first class session willmeet in the school. All other classes will meet in the school’s parking lot onSaturday mornings.

REC C68 01 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays, April 3 - May 4, 7-9:45 P.M. Room 122B. Meets Saturdays, April 3 - May 4, 7-9:45 A.M. Room TBA. $60.00/60.00/28.00*

HORTICULTUREEasy-living Landscaping for the HomeCreate a beautiful yard that seems to care for itself. Learn the secrets ofground cover, evergreen planting, decorative stone areas and walks. Liveeasy with carefree perennials and manageable bulbs and annuals for season-to-season color. Design your planting now for maximum effect at minimumcost. You will be assessed a materials fee.

ORN C20 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 12 - April 23, 7-8:15 P.M. Room 105. $40.00/40.00/25.00*

Wedding Floral DesignYou can create the wedding of the year when you plan and make flowerbouquets and arrangements just the way you want them. Your projects inclass will include bride and bridesmaid bouquets, corsages and boutonnieres.Coordinating tables, centerpieces and church arrangements will be dis-cussed. A material fee will be assessed.

ORN C28 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 26 - April 2, 6:30-8:50 P.M. Room 119. $40.00/40.00/20.00*

ORN C28 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, April 6 - May 11, 9-10:55 A.M. Room 112. $40.00/40.00/20.00*

Holiday Floral ArrangementsIt’s the special little touches that make a house a home. Use a variety ofmaterials to create your own floral arrangements or decorations for this sea-son’s holidays. A material fee will be assessed.

ORN C52 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, April 13 - May 11, 11 A.M.-12:40 P.M. Room 112.$34.00/34.00/17.00*

Silk Flower ArrangementsMake your own beautiful silk flower arrangements. Learn the techniques,colors and procedures necessary for a perfect arrangement. You will learnseveral different styles to use for various occasions. You will be assessed amaterials fees.

ORN C23 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, Feb. 2 - March 16, 9-10:50 A.M. Room 112. $40.00/40.00/20.00*

Landscape Design & Construction ILearn the techniques and utilization of materials for con-structing and installing various landscape plantings and

features, such as garden terraces, walks, fences, mounds, poolsand streams, irrigation and outdoor lighting. contracts, costs, landscape bid-ding and specifications are also discussed.

ORN E24 101 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 6:30-9:55 P.M. Room R-226C. $418.00/1050.00/50.00 (Includes $25.00 lab fee)

Hydroponics/Aquaponics (1 AEC) Introduces aquaponics as the combination of intensive aqua-culture and hydroponics which ranks among the mostefficient of all food production systems. For course sections

numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for collegecredit. All lower numbered sections are non-credit only.

HRT E50 103 Triton CollegeMeets Wednesdays and Fridays, Jan. 23 - May 17, 7-9:20 P.M. Room R-207. $98.00/256.00/6.00*

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Green Roofs (1 AEC) Explains the basics of green roofs, definitions of the differ-ent types of green roof systems, and the materials that are

used in their construction and maintenance. For course sectionsnumbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. Alllower numbered sections are non-credit only.

HRT E51 104 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 23 - May 17, 7-9:20 P.M. Room R-207. $98.00/256.00/6.00*

Rooftop Gardening (1 AEC) Provides instruction in the practice of rooftop gardening,the elements required to design and support a rooftop gar-

den, and the benefits that are derived. For course sections num-bered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lowernumbered sections are non-credit only.

HRT E52 108 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - May 13, 7-9:20 P.M. Room R-207. $98.00/256.00/6.00*

Rain Garden Design and Installation (1 AEC) Provides information on the benefits of rain gardens as alow impact approach to storm water management and how

sites are designed and maintained to promote a natural, groundwater infiltration system. Forcourse sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are non-credit only.

HRT E53 106 Triton CollegeMeets Fridays, March 22 - May 17, 10-11:50 A.M. Room R-207. $98.00/256.00/6.00*

Organic Gardening Explores the philosophy of organic gardening, its advantagesand limitations, the biological principles upon which it isbased, and the practical techniques used to implement it.

For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may betaken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are non-credit only.

HRT C60 107 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 17, 10-11:50 A.M. Room R-207. $98.00/256.00/6.00*

Native Plants Focuses on aspects of native plant landscaping includingdesign, installation, establishment, and long term care,with special emphasis on resource conservation, water use,

reduced run-off, and limited use of chemical fertilizers and pesti-cides. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be takenfor college credit. All lower numbered sections are non-credit only.

HRT C61 105 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 17, 10-11:50 A.M. Room R-207. $98.00/256.00/6.00*

LANGUAGESBeginning Conversational FrenchLearn the things a tourist in France might need to know: how to ask direc-tions, tell time, order a meal in a restaurant. Also learn about traveling inFrance, the Paris Metro and famous places like the Louvre, the Eiffel Towerand more.

FRE C03 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - April 24, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 105. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

Beginning Conversational French IIBecome more proficient in speaking and understandingFrench in a variety of situations. Learn intermediate

grammar skills while exploring cultural and language struc-tures. This course continues to develop understanding, speaking,

reading and writing skills. Prerequisite: FRE C03, BeginningConversational French or comparable background experience.

FRE C05 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Thursdays, Jan. 31 - April 25, 7-9:20 P.M. Room TBA. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

Beginning Conversational ItalianIf you want to be able to carry on simple conversations in Italian, this is thetime to learn phrases regarding shopping, cuisine, clothing, travel, numbersand other everyday topics. Your speaking practice will be supplemented bypresentations on Italian life, customs, dialects and cities of Italy.

ITL C02 25 RidgewoodMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 7-9:50 P.M. Room TBA. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

ITL C02 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 239. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

Intermediate Conversational ItalianImprove your Italian pronunciation and listening skills in this second course.Develop your vocabulary in everyday conversational situations and practicewith role play. Prerequisite: ITL C02, Beginning Conversational Italian orcomparable background.

ITL C03 15 Proviso West Meets Wednesdays, Jan. 16 - March 20, 7-10 P.M. Room TBA. $108.00/108.00/38.00*

Elementary ItalianThis first semester of Italian is designed to allow students to develop basic oralcomprehension and speaking skills. Along with some fundamental grammati-cal concepts, appreciation of Italian culture as reflected in the language isstressed. For course sections numbered 101 and above, the course may betaken for college credit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only.

ITL C10 101 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 8-9:50 A.M. Room F-111.$112.00/270.00/20.00* (Includes $14.00 lab fee)

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The Cook County Sheriff’s Police Training Academy offers a 10-week Basic Law Enforcement Course to all Law EnforcementAgencies with a free 11th week of additional training (Taser, L.E.A.D.S., O.C. Spray, Etc).

The CCSPD Academy provides the most up-to-date and diversified quality instruction balanced with practical exercises thatpromote knowledge, ethical values and skills that recruits and veteran police officers need in the community they arecalled upon to preserve.

For more information, visit our Web site at www.ccspd.org

(Click on Training Academy) or call(708) 583-3152.

Cook County Sheriff’s PoliceTraining AcademyOver 40 Years of Training Experience

• 20-Line State of the Art Shooting Range • Defensive Tactics Training • Comprehensive Driving Simulator System • Firearms Training

• Also offering Northeast Multiregional Training MTU #3 Assist Programs

Must be sponsored by a police department to attend.

The Triton College School of Continuing Education offer courses in Basic SecurityOfficer (PSA E02) and Firearms (PSA E25). Students will begin with the 20-hour BasicSecurity course which is certified through the Illinois Department of Financial andProfessional Regulation (IDPR) as outlined in the Detective Act. The course covers security fundamentals for both new and experienced security employees who want toearn state certification. This is a required course along with a PERC (PermanentEmployee Registration Card) are needed for employment with private security agencies.Armed officers in Illinois need an additional 20 hours of instruction beyond the 20

hour Basic Security course in order to carry a firearm in the line of duty. Our 20-hourFirearms course (PSA E25) is composed of classroom instruction, written test, firingrange practice and final qualification. A current Illinois Firearm Owner’s IdentificationCard is a prerequisite to receive firearms training at Triton College.

Train to be a Security Professional

Private Security Basic Training

PSA E02 01 Meets Saturdays, Jan. 26-Feb. 9, 8 A.M.-3:45 P.M.

PSA E02 02 Meets Saturdays, April 6-20, 8 A.M.-3:45 P.M.

PSA E02 40 Meets Thursdays, Feb. 7-April 11, 6:30-8:50 P.M.

Private Security Firearms Training

PSA E25 01Meets Saturdays, Feb. 16 - March 2, 9-6 P.M.

PSA E25 02Meets Saturdays, April 27 - May 11, 9-6 P.M.




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Beginning Conversational PolishEspecially helpful for those who would like to acquire basic communicationskills in the Polish language. This course will provide an introduction tobasic structures, vocabulary and conversation, as well as elements of Polishculture, history and customs.

POL C01 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 30, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 240. $108.00/108.00/38.00*

POL C01 40 East LeydenMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 8, 7-8:50 P.M. Room TBA. $108.00/108.00/38.00*

Beginning Conversational Polish IIContinue developing basic conversational skills in Polish.Structure, vocabulary and conversations will be discussed.Elements of Polish culture, history and customs will be

reviewed to enhance learning the Polish language. Prerequisite:POL C01, Beginning Conversational Polish or comparable backgroundexperience.

POL C02 35 East LeydenMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 9, 7-9:20 P.M. Room TBA. $108.00/108.00/38.00*

Beginning Conversational JapaneseLearn to converse in Japanese. Study vowel sounds, idiomatic expressions,and the history and geography of Japan. Learn what phrases are requiredfor traveling and conducting business. No previous experience required.

JPN C01 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - April 24, 7-9:20 P.M. Room 105. $108.00/108.00/38.00*

Beginning Conversational Japanese IIReview and continue to build on basic knowledge ofthe Japanese language while adding new vocabulary and

fluency in conversation. Emphasis on pronunciation, phrasesand listening will be added to this second course ti improve conversa-

tions in the Japanese language. Prerequisite: JPN C01, BeginningConversational Japanese or comparable background.

JPN C02 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Thursdays, Feb. 7 - May 2, 7-9:20 P.M. Room TBA. $108.00/108.00/38.00*

Beginning Conversational SpanishA knowledge of Spanish may be helpful if you plan to travel to Spanish-speaking countries or need a basic understanding of Spanish in the work-place. Learn to use basic vocabulary and conversation. Your class time willinclude a look at Spanish customs and social conventions.

SPN C04 02 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - May 13, 6:30-8:20 P.M. Room A-122B. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

SPN C04 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 23, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room 124. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

SPN C04 40 East LeydenMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 8, 7-8:50 P.M. Room TBA. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

Elementary Spanish IThis course includes oral and written practice of basic vocabulary as well asthe most widely needed verbs, with explanation of cultural and languagestructures. Computer disks and cassette tapes supplement instruction. Forcourse sections numbered 101 and above, the course may be taken for collegecredit. All lower numbered sections are noncredit only.

SPN C14 70 Triton CollegeMeets Jan. 23 - May 17, Room E-103. $394.00/970.80/66.00* (Includes $14.00 lab fee)

SPN C14 101 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays and Wednesdays, Jan. 23 - May 15, 8-9:50 A.M. Room E-135. $112.00/270.00/20.00* (Includes $14.00 lab fee)

SPN C14 104 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - May 13, 6-9:40 P.M. Room E-135. $112.00/270.00/20.00* (Includes $14.00 lab fee)

Intermediate Conversational SpanishReview and reinforce your basic knowledge of Spanish while adding to yourvocabulary and fluency in conversation. Prerequisite: SPN C04, BeginningConversational Spanish or high school Spanish or comparable background.

SPN C05 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room 124. $101.00/101.00/36.00*

SPN C05 35 Oak Park and River ForestMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - May 15, 7-8:50 P.M. Room 229$101.00/101.00/36.00*

Speed Spanish ONLINEImagine yourself speaking, reading and writing Spanish. Now you can withSpeed Spanish! This course is designed for anyone who wants to learnSpanish pronto. You’ll learn six easy recipes for gluing Spanish wordstogether to form sentences. In no time at all, you’ll be able to go into anySpanish speaking situation and converse in Spanish. Que’ Bueno! For courseregistration procedures, please see Page 9.


Speed Spanish II ONLINEHave you ever seen a non-native speaking Spanish fluently? Were youimpressed? Would you like to become more conversational and more com-fortable in Spanish-speaking situations? Now you can. Our Speed Spanishcourses are unlike any other Spanish classes you may have ever taken. You’llsee words, hear them pronounced properly, and be granted plenty of oppor-tunities to practice your pronunciation. Then, you’ll learn several cleverrecipes that you can use to glue the words together into sentences. Enroll inSpeed Spanish II, and you’ll see an immediate improvement in your Spanishfluency from the very first lesson.


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MUSICBeginning PianoHaven’t you always wanted to play the piano? Don’t put it off any longer.Learn chords and melodies in a relaxed atmosphere designed to help youenjoy playing from the beginning. High school students and adults are wel-come.

MUS C09 01 Triton CollegeMeets Mondays, Jan. 28 - April 1, 7-8:20 P.M. Room J-224. $67.00/67.00/24.00*

MUS C09 25 RidgewoodMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 16, 7-8:20 P.M. Room TBA. $67.00/67.00/24.00*

Beginning GuitarPut your favorite music at your fingertips. Whether you’re into folk, classi-cal, blues or rock, it’s all made by forming notes and chords correctly. Bringyour guitar to the first class, and start to build your understanding and mas-tery of this most flexible instrument immediately.

MUS C02 01 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - March 23, 10-11:50 A.M. Room J-204.$67.00/67.00/24.00*

MUS C02 02 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Feb. 5 - April 9, 7-8:50 P.M. Room J-214. $67.00/67.00/24.00*

MUS C02 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Wednesdays, Jan. 30 - April 10, 6:30-8:30 P.M. Room LIB.$67.00/67.00/24.00*

MUS C02 550 Nuevos HorizontesMeets Saturdays, Feb. 16 - April 27, 10-11:50 A.M. Room 111.$67.00/67.00/24.00*

Learn to Enjoy Group SingingUnder direction of an experienced teacher/choral conductor, develop yourvoice through singing in a group. You don’t need past experience withsinging, just a desire to find out how much pleasure it can give you.

MUS C15 65 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - April 11, 11:30 A.M.-12:50 P.M. Room R-221.$80.00/80.00/28.00*

Triton Community ChorusAre you a bass with only a soprano to sing with? A former alto who nowonly sings with the radio? You can fulfill your musical destiny by joining theTriton Community Chorus. One night a week, you’ll sing your heart out ina full chorus. Public performances will be given. Our repertoire will includeall types of music, from classical to pop and rock. For course sections num-bered 101 and above, the course may be taken for college credit. All lowernumbered sections are noncredit only. Come and sing!

MUS C05 101 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 7-9:30 P.M. Room J-112. $357.00/702.00/159.00* (Includes $47.00 lab fee)

Triton Community Jazz BandFrom Count Basie and Duke Ellington to Quincy Jones, the finest jazz com-positions are yours to perform in jazz band. Great emphasis will be placedon individual improvisation within an ensemble. For course sections num-bered 101 and above the course may be taken for college credit. All lowernumbered sections are noncredit only. Prerequisite: Ability to play a musicalinstrument.

MUS C07 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - May 14, 7-9:30 P.M. Room J-205. $187.00/331.20/173.00* (Includes $47.00 lab fee)

MUS C07 101 Triton CollegeMeets Thursdays, Jan. 24 - May 16, 7-9:30 P.M. Room J-205. $187.00/331.20/173.00* (Includes $47.00 lab fee)

RETIREMENTThe New Retirement Reality and Rescue StrategiesA lot has changed in the last five years for people entering retirement or forthose already retired. Uncertainty and a changing landscape have ruled theday. Part I of this seminar, The New Retirement Reality, will explore howretirement is changing and what it is likely to look like in the years to come.Part 2 of this seminar, Retirement Rescue Strategies, will focus on what youcan do today to take control of the changes in the retirement landscape.From investments and income planning to legal documents and long-termcare this course will show you what you need to do to create a comfortableretirement now and in the future.

RET C01 01 Triton CollegeMeets Saturday, Feb. 2, 9-11:55 A.M. Room A-122B. $10.00/10.00/10.00*

Retire With ConfidenceA seminar in four sections designed to help you prepare financially forretirement. You will learn how to generate a steady income, protect assetsfrom erosion, minimize tax and provide a secure retirement. We will discusspension distribution options, conservative investment alternatives, asset allo-cation, estate planning and charitable giving. Classes are practical and willencourage you to assess your own financial situation. (Discount rates areavailable for couples from the same household. Call 708- 456-0300 x 3500 fordetails.)

RET C07 20 Elmwood ParkMeets Wednesdays, Feb. 20 - March 6, 6-9 P.M. Room TBA. $33.00/33.00/22.00*

Health Care in RetirementHealth care in retirement can seem like a complex maze. This course isdesigned to help students understand Medicare Parts A&B, MedicareSupplements, Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage, Medicaid andLong-Term Care insurance. A basic understanding of these health careoptions will help students make informed decisions and maximize anyhealth care related benefits.



Saving Smart and Investing for RetirementSaving and investing for people at or near retirement is very different fromany saving or investing you have ever done. In retirement you need income,less risk and lower volatility to sleep well at night. Few people actuallyadjust their portfolios to reflect these changing needs. Saving smart andinvesting for retirement takes and in-depth look at the various savings vehi-cles and investment products. Students will learn to analyze income poten-tial, risk and liquidity of various investment products.


GENERAL YOUTH PROGRAMS

Beginning Piano, Violin and RhythmIntroduce your child to the joy and excitement of music. Beginners, ages 4-7,will learn rhythm and introductory piano while continuing students, ages 8-9, add the dimension of harmony. Parents attend classes with their childrento learn techniques for practice at home. To register and for more informa-tion, call (708) 383-1306.

MUS C04 01 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - May 11, 9-1:40 P.M. Room J-209. Meets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - May 11, 9-1:40 P.M. Room J-205. Meets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - May 11, 9-1:40 P.M. Room J-112. $100.00/100.00/100.00*

Beginning Piano, Violin and Rhythm - Private LessonsLearn one-on-one correct keyboard and string techniques, reading musicand improvisation in these private lessons. Students will be divided intogroups and actual class sessions will last a 1/2 hour. Parents are required toattend class with their children. To register and for more information, pleasecall (708) 383-1306.

MUS C03 01 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - May 11, 9-1:40 P.M. Room J-209. Meets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - May 11, 9-1:40 P.M. Room J-205. Meets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - May 11, 9-1:40 P.M. Room J-112. $125.00/125.00/125.00*

Swim Instruction for ChildrenThis course, taught by qualified instructors, is open to any youngster whocan stand in three feet of water. Classes are divided into groups according toability. PARENT OR GUARDIAN MUST ATTEND FIRST SWIMSESSION.

PED C64 01 Triton College (Ages 5-7) Meets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - March 30, 9-9:50 A.M. Pool. $107.00/107.00/107.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)



PED C64 04 Triton College (Ages 8-13) Meets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - March 30, Noon-12:50 P.M. Pool. $107.00/107.00/107.00* (Includes $32.00 lab fee)

Competitive SwimmingAre you interested in the Northern Illinois Swim Conference and U.S.Swimming? Join the Triton Competitive Swim Team. You will learn com-petitive strokes to compete in eight meets over the 18 week season(September to March). You should be able to swim one lap (25 yards) with-out stopping and must register prior to the first class meeting. Join the teamfor 5 to 11-year-olds or 12 to 17-year-olds.

PED C93 01 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, Jan. 8 - March 1, 6-6:50 P.M. Pool. $245.00/245.00/245.00* (Includes $15.00 lab fee)

PED C93 02 Triton CollegeMeets Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, Jan. 8 - March 1, 7-7:50 P.M. Pool. $245.00/245.00/245.00* (Includes $15.00 lab fee)

Parent/Tot SwimGive your pre-school child the opportunity to become adjusted to the water,attain skills and learn to socialize with other children. You’ll accompanyyour child into the water and learn techniques used to teach your child toswim. EACH CHILD MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULTAND OUT OF DIAPERS.

PED C05 01 Triton CollegeMeets Saturdays, Jan. 26 - March 30, 1-1:50 P.M. Pool. $69.00/69.00/69.00* (Includes $35.00 lab fee)






Put your talents and experience to work with the RSVP Volunteer Programof West Suburban Cook and Southern DuPage Counties. We can help byidentifying volunteer opportunities in your community.

You can:• Provide clerical support• Help ESL students practice their English conversational skills• Give companionship by visiting, listening, talking or reading to older adults living in a group home

• Drive cancer patients who have no transportation to and from their treatment appointments

• Serve as a volunteer nurse, ceramics instructor or docent• And more

What you will receive in return is the joy of volunteering, as well as: • Free membership in a national organization• A quarterly newsletter• Mileage or meal reimbursement upon request• Supplemental insurance• Invitation to volunteer appreciation events• A feeling of accomplishment by giving back to the community and feel-ing good about yourself

Call the RSVP Volunteer Program at Triton College!

(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3835 or 3603

Triton College Active Retired Citizens Club

Looking for something to do in your retirement? Want to make new friends? Triton College’s Active RetiredCitizens Club is a social club that provides activities and networking opportunities to adults who are young at

heart and want to expand their social and intellectual life.

For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3896.

Make a Differencewith RSVP

48 For more information about courses at Nuevos Horizontes, call (708) 649-2101.

Nuevos HorizontesTriton Community Center, 1708 Main St., Melrose Park

Visit Nuevos Horizontes/New Horizons where you will find a bilingual staff ready to assist you with educational programs and services.Nuevos Horizontes offers you:• Admission information• Academic counseling• Bilingual Computer Program• Citizenship instruction in class or independent study on computer• Community agency information• Computer Lab—Independent Learning Center• Cultural events• English as a Second Language (ESL) classes• General Education Development (GED) in Spanish• Registration for ESL and GED classes• Translation of birth and marriage certificates• Tutoring in Spanish literacy, English and math

Visite Nuevos Horizontes donde el personal bilingüe estálisto para servirle ofreciéndole una variedad de programas y servicios.Nuevos Horizontes le ofrece:• Asesoramiento académico• Asesoría en inglés, matemáticas y español• Clases bilingües de computación• Laboratorio de computadoras para estudio independiente• Cursos de inglés gratis• Cursos de preparación para el equivalente a la secundaria o GED gratis• Cursos y programas de computación de ciudadanía• Eventos culturales• Información acerca de agencias comunitarias• Inscripciones para clases de inglés, GED y ciudadanía• Traducciones de actas de nacimiento y matrimonio• Clases de Ciudadania gratis

Programas de Certificados Bilingües (Entrenamiento a corto plazo)

Basic Computer Skills/Conocimientos Básicos de ComputaciónDPR C16 – Conocimientos Básicos de ComputaciónDPR C20 – Mecanografía

Asistente de Oficina – Office AssistantCIS E11 – Internet Básico CIS E12 – Internet IntermedioOFT E15 – Windows CIS E70 – Microsoft Word BásicoOFT E20 – Microsoft Word AvanzadoCIS E06 – Microsoft ExcelBSN E02 – Introducción a Servicio al Cliente BUS C20 – Estrategias para Buscar Empleo(Duración: 6 a 8 semanas por curso)

Auxiliar de Contabilidad – BookkeeperCIS E70 – Microsoft Word BUS E09 – Contabilidad IBUS E10 – Contabilidad IICIS E06 – Microsoft Excel CIS E17 – QuickBooks 2008 CIS E11 – Internet Básico o CIS E12 – Internet Intermedio

Diseñador de Arreglos Florales – Floral DesignerORN C23 – Arreglos Florales ArtificialesORN C52 – Arreglos Florales de Temporada ORN C28 – Arreglos Florales para Bodas(Duración: 4 a 6 semanas por curso)

Decorador de Pasteles – Cake DecoratorCKG C68 – Decoración de Pasteles – BásicoCKG C70 – Decoración de Pasteles – IntermedioCKG C71 – Decoración de Pasteles – AvanzadoCKG C72 – Decoración con Fondant – Avanzado(Duración: 4 semanas por curso)

49Register now by calling (708) 649-2101, or visit us at 1708 Main St., Melrose Park.

The following classes are offered this semester:

Evening Classes/Clases por la NocheCourses/Cursos Course No. Times Day Start/End DatesWord I CIS E70 550 7-8:45 p.m. M 2/4-3/25Keyboarding DPR C20 552 7-8:45 p.m. Tu 2/5-4/9Adv. Cake Decorating with Fondant and Gum Paste CKG C72 550 7-8:50 p.m. M 4/22-5/13Beginning Cake Decorating CKG C68 552 7-8:50 p.m. M 1/28-2/18Intermediate Cake Decorating CKG C70 552 7-8:50 p.m. M 2/25-3/18Advanced Cake Decorating CKG C71 550 7-8:50 p.m. M 3/25-4/15Internet Essential Skills CIS E11 552 7-8:45 p.m. Th 4/11-5/2

Morning Classes/Clases por la MañanaCourse Title Course No. Times Day Start/End DatesCustomer Service/Office Equipment BSN E02 550 9-10:30 a.m. Sa 4/6-5/4Job Search Strategies BUS C20 550 9-10:50 a.m. Sa 2/9-5/11Keyboarding DPR C20 551 Noon-12:50 p.m. M,W 3/11-5/13Keyboarding DPR C20 553 9-10:50 a.m. Sa 2/2-4/20Keyboarding DPR C20 555 10-11:45 a.m. M 2/4-4/8Latin Club Dancing REC C42 550 11 a.m.-12:50 p.m. Sa 2/2-3/16Latin Club Dancing REC C42 551 11 a.m.-12:50 p.m. Sa 4/6-5/18Intermediate Cake Decorating CKG C70 550 10-11:50 a.m. F 3/1-3/22Adv. Cake Decorating with Fondant and Gum Paste CKG C72 551 10-11:50 a.m. F 5/3-5/24Beginning Cake Decorating CKG C68 550 10-11:50 a.m. F 2/1-2/22Advanced Cake Decorating CKG C71 552 10-11:50 a.m. F 4/5-4/26Wedding Floral Design ORN C28 550 9-10:55 a.m. Sa 4/6-5/11Holiday Floral Arrangements ORN C52 550 11 a.m.-12:40 p.m. Sa 4/13-5/11Silk Flower Arrangements ORN C23 550 9-10:50 a.m. Sa 2/2-3/16Beginning Guitar MUS C02 550 10-11:50 a.m. Sa 2/16-4/27

Credit ClassesEarly Childhood Education ProgramPrograma de entrenamiento para Proveedores de Cuidado Niños o Educadores en programas Pre-escolares y guarderías. Este programa esde crédito y a nivel universitario.

Lab Sem.Course Title Course No. Fee Hrs. Days Time Location Start/End DateCommunicating/Parent&Children ECE 151^ 001X 1 Sa 9:00-10:50a NH-110 Jan 26 Ex Prn of Chld Growth&Devel/Bth-5 ECE 152^ 001X 1 Sa 11:00-12:50p NH-110 Jan 26 Ex Guid Children&Manage the Clsrm ECE 153^ 001X 1 Sa 9:00-10:50a NH-110 Apr 6 Ex Activities & Resource/Yng Chld ECE 154^ 001X 1 Sa 11:00-12:50p NH-110 Apr 6 Ex

NEW CREDIT CLASS OFFERED AT NUEVOS HORIZONTES!* Business Writing BUS 188^ 002 3 M 7:00-9:50p NH-100 Jan 28

Free Computer Lab AccessComputer Learning/Open Lab at Nuevos Horizontes Internet Access/Servicio de Internet GratisNHC C01 550 Mondays 9 a.m.-noon and 4-9 p.m. 1/23-5/17

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and 4-9 p.m.

Please call ahead to check for lab availability. Por favor llame para averiguar si el laboratorio está disponible.

For more information, call/Para más información, llame al (708) 649-2101, Mondays through Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fridays, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.


We’re in Your Neighborhood! Course List by Extension Site

Triton CollegeCommunity Site

Elmwood Park High School 8201 W. Fullerton, Elmwood Park, IL

Noncredit Courses

Introduction to Computer I for First-time Users DPR C05 20 W 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1/30 3/13 $94/94/76*Beginning Yoga REC C18 20 Tu 6:30-7:50 p.m. 1/29 4/23 $50/50/24*Pilates Mat Class (Beginning) REC C24 20 Th 7-8 p.m. 1/31 5/9 $27/27/13*Beginning Tai Chi PED C54 20 W 7:30-8:50 p.m. 1/30 3/13 $50/50/24*NIA-Neurological Integrative Action REC C97 20 W 6:30-7:20 p.m. 2/20 5/1 $37/37/27*Beginning Drawing ART C16 20 Tu 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1/29 5/14 $101/101/36*Internet Essential Skills CIS E11 20 Tu 6:30-8 p.m. 1/29 2/16 $77/156/31Introduction to Computers I for First-time Users DPR C05 20 W 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1/30 3/13 $94/94/76*Easy-living Landscaping for the Home ORN C20 20 Th 6:30-8:50 p.m. 4/4 5/9 $40/40/25*Wedding Floral Design ORN C28 20 Tu 6:30-8:50 p.m. 2/26 4/2 $40/40/20*Beginning Conversational Spanish SPN C04 20 Th 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1/24 5/23 $101/101/36*Intermediate Conversational Spanish SPN C05 20 Th 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1/24 5/16 $101/101/36Beginning Guitar MUS C02 20 W 6:30-8:20 p.m. 1/30 4/10 $67/67/24*Retire With Confidence RET C07 20 W 6-9 p.m. 2/20 3/6 33/33/33*

Noncredit Courses

Microsoft 2007 Word I CIS E70 30 Tu 6:30-7:50 p.m. 2/5 4/16 $126/284/34Microsoft 2007 Excel I CIS E55 30 Th 6:30-8:30p.m. 1/31 5/16 $210/526/26Microsoft 2007 Access CIS E57 30 W 6:30-7:50 p.m. 2/6 4/17 $134/292/42 Dancercise With Zumba PED C46 30 Th 7-7:50 p.m. 2/7 4/4 $27/27/14*Beginning Ballroom Dancing REC C56 30 Tu 7-8:20 p.m. 2/5 4/16 $50/50/24*Intermediate Ballroom Dancing REC C57 31 Tu 8:30-9:50 p.m. 2/5 4/16 $50/50/24*Beginning Yoga REC C18 31 Th 6:30-7:50 p.m. 1/31 4/25 $50/50/24*Beginning Yoga REC C18 32 Tu 6:30-7:50 p.m. 2/5 4/30 $50/50/24*Budgeting 101 FIN C48 30 W 6:30-7:50 p.m. 2/13 2/27 $40/40/25*Beginning Cake Decorating CKG C68 30 Th 6:30-8:20 p.m. 2/14 3/7 $39/39/28*Basic Photography PHG C02 30 Tu 6:30-8 p.m. 2/5 4/30 $67/67/24*Digital Imaging PHG E42 30 Tu 6:30-8 p.m. 2/5 4/16 $103/261/11

Riverside|Brookfield High School 160 Ridgewood Road, Riverside, IL



Ridgewood High School 7500 W. Montrose, Norridge, IL

Noncredit Courses

Dancercise With Zumba PED C46 25 Tu 7-7:50 p.m. 2/12 4/9 $27/27/14*Beginning Ballroom Dancing REC C56 25 Th 7-8:20 p.m. 2/7 4/18 $50/50/24*Swing Dancing REC C13 25 W 7-8:20 p.m. 2/6 3/20 $32/32/21*Beginning Yoga REC C18 25 W 6:30-7:50 p.m. 2/6 5/15 $50/50/24*Restorative Yoga REC C19 25 Th 6:30-7:50 p.m. 2/7 5/9 $50/50/24*Beginning Drawing ART C16 25 W 6:30-8:50 p.m. 1/30 5/8 $101/101/36*Finance for the Non-Financial Manager BUS E66 25 Th 6:30-7:50 p.m. 2/7 4/25 $197/513/13Woodworking WOT C05 25 W 7-9:50 p.m. 2/13 5/8 $101/101/45*Woodworking WOT C05 26 Th 7-9:50 p.m. 2/7 4/25 $101/101/45*Beginning Conversational Italian ITL C02 25 Tu 7-9:50 p.m. 2/5 4/30 $101/101/36*Beginning Piano MUS C09 25 Tu 7-8:20 p.m. 2/5 4/16 $67/67/24*

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Oak Park and River Forest High School 201 N. Scoville Ave., Oak Park, IL

Noncredit Courses

Beginning Yoga REC C18 35 Tu 7:30-8:50 p.m. 2/5 4/30 $50/50/24*Badminton for Fun PED C25 35 W 8-9:50 p.m. 2/6 5/1 $67/67/24*Men’s Basketball PED C52 35 Th 8-9:20 p.m. 1/31 5/23 $67/67/24Parenting the Adolescent SOC C17 35 Th 7-9:50 p.m. 4/4 5/2 $52/52/25*Introduction to Investing FIN C34 35 Tu 7-8:20 p.m. 2/5 4/16 $50/50/25*How to Travel to and Through Europe TTM C03 35 Th 7-9:20 p.m. 1/31 4/25 $101/101/36*Woodcarving WOT C03 35 Tu 7-9:20 p.m. 2/5 4/30 $101/101/45*Easy-living Landscaping for the Home ORN C20 35 Tu 7-9:20 p.m. 2/12 3/12 $40/40/25*Beginning Conversational French FRE C03 35 W 7-9:20 p.m. 1/30 4/24 $101/101/36*Beginning Conversational French II FRE C05 35 Th 7-9:20 p.m. 1/31 4/25 $101/101/36*Beginning Conversational Italian ITL C02 35 Tu 7-9:20 p.m. 2/5 4/30 $101/101/36*Beginning Conversational Polish POL C01 35 Tu 7-9:20 p.m. 2/5 4/30 $108/108/38*Beginning Conversational Japanese JPN C01 35 W 7-9:20 p.m. 1/30 4/24 $108/108/38*Beginning Conversational Japanese II JPN C02 35 Th 7-9:20 p.m. 2/7 5/2 $108/108/38*Intermediate Conversational Spanish SPN C05 35 W 7-8:50 p.m. 1/30 5/15 $101/101/36*

Proviso West High School 4701 W. Harrison, Hillside, IL 60162

Noncredit Courses

Real Estate Broker Pre-License Course RES E13 15 M,W 6:30-9:30 p.m. 1/28 5/22 $589/1537/37Managing Broker Pre-License Course RES E17 15 M,W 6:30-9:30 p.m. 4/1 5/20 $295/769/19Home Inspection RES E35 15 M,W 6-10 p.m. 1/28 4/1 $393/1025/25Introduction to Investing FIN C34 15 M 7-8:20 p.m. 2/4 4/29 $50/50/25*Beginning Cake Decorating CKG C68 15 W 7-8:50 p.m. 1/23 2/13 $39/39/28*Intermediate Cake Decorating CKG C70 15 W 7-9 p.m. 2/27 3/20 $39/39/28*Advanced Cake Decorating CKG C71 15 W 7-9 p.m. 4/3 4/24 $39/39/28*Electricity for the Homeowner ELC C02 15 W 6:30-9:20 p.m. 1/30 4/10 $101/101/36*Intermediate Conversational Italian ITL C03 15 W 7-10 p.m. 1/16 3/20 $108/108/38*

East Leyden 3400 N. Rose, Franklin Park, IL 60131

Noncredit Courses

Private Security Basic Training PSA E02 40 Th 6:30-8:50 p.m. 2/7 4/11 $148/385/10Real Estate Home Inspection RES E35 40 Tu,Th 6:30-9:20 p.m. 3/19 5/14 $393/1025/25Dancercise With Zumba PED C46 40 Tu 7:30-8:20 p.m. 1/29 3/19 $27/27/14*Beginning Yoga REC C18 40 W 7-8:50 p.m. 1/30 4/3 $50/50/24*Beginning Drawing ART C16 40 Th 7-8:50 p.m. 1/31 5/16 $101/101/36*Getting Out of Debt FIN C52 40 W 7-7:50 p.m. 2/13 2/27 $40/40/25*Creative Writing I ENG C10 40 Tu 7-8:50 p.m. 1/22 5/14 $101/101/36*Beginning Conversational Polish POL C01 40 W 7-8:50 p.m. 1/23 5/8 $108/108/38*Beginning Conversational Polish II POL C02 35 Th 7-9:20 p.m. 1/24 5/9 $108/108/38*Beginning Conversational Spanish SPN C04 40 W 7-8:50 p.m. 1/23 5/8 $101/101/36*

Cantata Adult Life Services 8700 West 31st St., Brookfield, IL 60513

Noncredit CoursesMexican Culture and Arts CHS C02 01 W 10 a.m.-noon 2/6 3/27 $99/99/99

All times, dates, costs and locations listed are subject to change *This course is self-sufficient and is not supported by any state or local taxes.




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Broker• Increases the entry-level of licensure – now “broker” -from 45 hours of pre-license courses to 90 hours of pre-license courses.

• Provides that 15 of those hours shall be “situational”offerings in a classroom or interactive setting.

• Requires brokers to take 30 hours of post-licensure edu-cation within the first renewal period. 15 of thosehours must be situational in an interactive setting.

• Requires 12 hours of continuing education (CE) eachrenewal period (except the first period when the 30hours of post-license coursework are taken).

Managing Broker• The current top category of licensure – “broker” –requires 120 hours of licensure (salesperson plus 45hours). This bill creates the new category of “managingbroker,” and requires managing brokers to have 165pre-license hours (the 120 broker hours, plus a 45 hourcourse of study focusing on management of an office,supervision of licensees, and administrative issues; 15 ofthose 45 hours would be situational offerings in aninteractive setting).

• Managing brokers would have to take the 12 hours perrenewal of broker CE, plus an additional 12 hours of CEon broker management.

Are You Aware of the New Rules andRequirements for Real Estate Professionals?Let Triton help you update your license.

To register for any of these classes, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3500.www.triton.edu/continuing

Enroll in Triton’s Real EstateAcademy:Two courses are available depending on your current sta-tus. (All courses include the required 15 hour interactivecomponent)

1. If your Illinois Real Estate Salesperson license hasexpired or if you have never held a Real EstateLicense, you can take the 90 hour Broker Pre-Licenseclass, RES E13.

2. If you are a currently Licensed Real Estate Broker,you can transition to Managing Broker by taking the45 hour Managing Broker Pre-License class, RES E17.

Do I need to worry aboutthe conversion right now?Please visit www.idfpr.com/ formore information on the transi-tion process.

What are the new licensecategories under the revisedAct? Two main categories of licen-sure will exist under the revisedAct: a) Managing Broker b) Broker

There are no changes to theLeasing agent requirements.

I am a real estate salesper-son with an active license.How long will my licenseremain in effect?The expiration date on allactively-licensed real estatesalesperson licenses was extend-ed an additional year andexpired April 30, 2012.

I am a real estate salesper-son who did not renew mylicense in 2009. Can I stillrenew my license? No, the cut off date was April30, 2011. You will need to meetthe requirements of a newlicensee.

Can I obtain a managing bro-ker license and not managean office?Yes, just the same as brokers didunder the old license law.However only licensed manag-ing brokers designated with theDepartment as a managing bro-ker by their sponsoring brokercan advertise themselves to the

public as a managing broker.Managing brokers that are not designated with theDepartment as a managing broker should advertise them-selves as a “broker”. Where is more informationavailable on the new Act?The revised Real Estate LicenseAct of 2000 is available atwww.idfpr.com/DPR/RE/REALEST.asp Select the Real EstateLicense Act of 2000 link.

I failed the proficiency exam-ination. How can I transitionmy license?You will need to provide theDivision with proof of post-license education which will bethe 30-hour course for salesper-son to broker and proof of pass-ing the 45-hour course for bro-ker to managing broker. A tran-sition form will be available onthe IDFPR Web site atwww.idfpr.com/RETransition.

I had a discipline against aprevious license. How willthis affect my ability to tran-sition my license? Any discipline orders that existwill need to go through theEnforcement section for furtherreview.

How can I check the statusof my license with theDepartment?By entering your license numberinto the IDFPR online look-up atwww.idfpr.com/dpr/licenselookup/default.asp

The new law changes the license categories under the Real Estate License Act of 2000 fromSalesperson and Broker to Broker and Managing Broker. The status of Real Estate Salesperson hasbeen discontinued. The term “broker” is what the public identifies with when it comes to the realestate licensee they work with in a transaction. The term “managing broker” clearly identifies theperson(s) in the brokerage operation that have management authority and responsibility.

Frequently Asked Questions


Hours of Operation The ETRC is open, six days a week, more than 60 hours perweek, during the fall and spring semesters, includingSaturdays. Current semester Triton College photo IDis required for access to the ETRC.

Computer Lab HoursMonday-Thursday 8 a.m.-8 p.m.Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.Saturday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Sunday Closed

Testing and Video Viewing Hours Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-6 p.m.Friday 8 a.m.-2 p.m.Saturday 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Sunday Closed

ETRC Distance LearningServicesOnline/Blackboard CoursesThe ETRC is the main student contact for all Online/Blackboard and Illinois Virtual Campus courses. Studentsupport services include orientations, online tutorials,tutoring, e-mail, telephone, walk-in and online HELPform.

MiscellaneousReserved MaterialsInstructors provide video, audio and CD-ROMs for stu-dents to view at their own convenience.

Small Audio Visual EquipmentFaculty and staff may check out portable tape recordersand digital cameras. Please provide a current TritonCollege staff ID when requesting equipment.

Bay ReservationsFaculty members may reserve a computer bay in theopen lab by calling Ext. 3366 or 3361. Please includeyour name and contact information, course number,software needed for class, date of request, start and endtime of class and number of students. Please make reser-vations early, as availability is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Software RequestsFaculty also can request installation of special textbookcompanion software or supplemental course-related soft-ware. However, please allow ample lead-time for ourtechnical staff to complete the installation process beforeyou come in.

The Educational Technology Resource Center (ETRC) supports the college curriculum and encourages effective learningby distributing and processing material to support all courses. The ETRC staff provides learning materials and curriculumin a variety of formats including iPad2 tablets, video, audio, interactive laser disk, DVD and computer assisted programs.These services enhance or supplement Online/Blackboard courses. The center provides computer-based educational servicesto all current Triton College students, faculty and staff. ETRC is Triton’s primary computer lab, with current technologyand software. The ETRC also offers noncredit Continuing Education courses for Microsoft applications.

Educational TechnologyResource Center (ETRC)

Room A-100 in the Learning Resource Center (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3361 or 3039 • [email protected]

For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3361 or 3039.www.triton.edu/etrc

54 For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3259 or 3513.

English as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second Language (ESL) is designed for non-nativeEnglish speaking adults to build reading, writing, listening andspeaking skills. Class times meet the needs of working adults inthe morning, afternoon and in the evening. Some Saturdayclasses are also available. In addition, the ESL Program offersfree Citizenship courses. As classes tend to fill up quickly, regis-tering early is strongly advised.

For more information, please call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3513.

High School Completion ProgramsThese programs are designed to assist adults who do not havea high school diploma or who wish to develop their basic skills.

Adult and Evening High SchoolThis program is operated in partnership with local District 504high school districts. It enables students currently enrolled inhigh school to make up credits as advised by their counselor. Italso enables adults who left high school prior to graduation tocomplete classes and receive a traditional high school diploma.

GEDThis program provides classes that prepare students to take theGED (high school equivalency) examination. Students are givena placement test to determine the level of classes needed. TheGED classes are offered in both English and Spanish. Classes areheld in the morning and evenings at Triton and throughout thecommunity. Some preparation classes are available online.


Literacy (Room F-214)The Access to Literacy Program is designed to help adults devel-op basic reading, writing and math skills. A component of thisprogram is the ESL preparation program for Spanish speakers.Volunteer tutors are trained to assist students in small group orindividual tutoring sessions. A computer lab is also available toprovide additional support.


Adult EducationTriton College offers a wide range of adult education programs that assist adults in gaining the skills or certification needed to

take college courses and succeed in the workplace. The Adult Education department works closely with Nuevos Horizontes

(Triton College Community Center) in Melrose Park and the college’s Learning Resource Center to provide tools and resources

to support students throughout their educational journey. For more information, please call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3259 or visit

the Triton College website at www.triton.edu.

Register EarlyRegistration sessions are available through the year, early in October, December, January, March and May.

MOST CLASSES ARE FREE!

Free English as a Second Language ClassesFor information, please call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3513.

Clases Gratis de Inglés Como Segundo IdiomaPara más información, favor de llamar al (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3513.

Bezp∏atne Lekcje J´zyka AngielskiegoPo wi´cej informacji prosz´ dzwoniç pod numer (708) 456-0300, wew. 3513.

For the purposes of compliance with Section 511 of Public Law 101-166, approximately $449,510 or 38% of the funds used to support this program in FY ‘07 came from federal sources.

55For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3259 or 3513.

CREDIT Afternoon

Keyboarding DPR E23 002X 1 M,W 12:30-1:55p M-142E Feb 11

Weekend

Keyboarding DPR E23 001 1 Sa 9:00-11:25a F-202 Feb 9

EDUCATION Morning

Access to Reading III EDU E08 001 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a G-312 Jan 23

Access to Reading III EDU E08 004 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a E-205 Mar 25

Access to Reading IV EDU E09 004 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a T-130 Jan 23

Access to Reading IV EDU E09 007 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a F-211 Mar 25

Access to Reading IV EDU E09 008 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a R-301B Mar 25

Access to Reading IV EDU E09 019 3 M,W 9:00-11:55a M-123 Jan 23

Evening

Access to Reading III EDU E08 002 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p R-211 Jan 23

Access to Reading III EDU E08 003 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p N-203 Mar 25

Access to Reading IV EDU E09 001 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p R-309 Mar 25

Access to Reading IV EDU E09 003 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p F-303 Jan 23

Access to Reading IV EDU E09 005 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p M-124 Jan 23

Access to Reading IV EDU E09 006 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p F-304 Mar 25

ENGLISH/LITERATURE & COMPOSITION Evening

Exploring Literature ENG E75 001 3 M 5:30-9:25p R-315 Jan 28

Weekend

English Language & Composition ENG E74 001 3 Sa 9:00-1:00p A-203 Jan 26

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Morning

ESL 4 ESL E14 001 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a R-319 Jan 23

ESL 4 ESL E14 002 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a N-205 Jan 23

ESL 4 ESL E14 006 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a F-303 Jan 23

Reading Skill Developmnt-Inter ESL E19 001 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a F-313 Mar 26

Reading Skill Developmnt-Inter ESL E19 004 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a E-316 Jan 24

Reading Skill Developmnt-Advan ESL E20 004 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a T-150 Mar 26

Intermediate Conversation ESL E21 002 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a R-309 Mar 26

Intermediate Conversation ESL E21 006 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a R-211 Jan 24

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 002 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a E-305 Jan 24

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 007 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a N-200 Mar 26

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 008 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a E-314 Mar 26

Writing Workshop-Intermediate ESL E23 002 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a M-130 Mar 26

Writing Workshop-Advanced ESL E24 002 2 Tu,Th 11:00-12:50p N-200 Mar 26

Writing Workshop-Advanced ESL E24 004 2 Tu,Th 11:00-12:50p E-305 Jan 24

ESL Intermed-Grammr Review ESL E25 006 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a F-211 Mar 26

Adv ESL - Grammar Review ESL E26 001 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a A-122C Mar 26

Adv ESL - Grammar Review ESL E26 005 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a F-208 Jan 24

Pronunciation Practice ESL E30 001 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a E-314 Jan 24

Pronunciation Practice ESL E30 003 2 Tu,Th 11:00-12:50p M-142F Mar 26

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 001 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a N-203 Jan 23

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 002 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a F-304 Jan 23

ESL - Level 2 ESL E45 001 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a T-106 Jan 23

ESL - Level 2 ESL E45 008 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a R-311 Jan 23

ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 001 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a N-200 Jan 23

ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 002 9 M 9:00-11:50a M-142H Jan 23

W,F 9:00-11:50a E-302

ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 006 9 W,F 9:00-11:50a M-142H Jan 23

M 9:00-11:50a M-135

ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 001 9 M,W 9:00-11:50a F-308 Jan 23

F 9:00-11:50a M-142E

ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 005 9 M,W 9:00-11:50a T-150 Jan 23

F 9:00-11:50a M-142I

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 004 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a F-313 Jan 24

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 007 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a F-208 Mar 26

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 002 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a R-129 Jan 24

ESL Basics A ESL E61 001 4 M,W,F 9:00-11:55a F-309 Jan 23

ESL Basics A ESL E61 002 4 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a R-314 Jan 23

ESL Basics B ESL E62 001 4 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a T-159 Mar 25

Evening

ESL 4 ESL E14 004 9 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p G-204 Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p F-310

ESL 4 ESL E14 003 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p J-210 Jan 23

ESL 4 ESL E14 007 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p E-314 Jan 23

ESL 4 ESL E14 009 9 Tu 7:00-9:50p F-303 Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p F-205

Th 7:00-9:50p E-313

ESL 4 ESL E14 011 9 Tu 7:00-9:50p F-306 Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p E-316

Th 7:00-9:50p E-203

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 001 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p F-305 Jan 25

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 004 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p E-305 Mar 25

Reading Skill Developmnt-Inter ESL E19 003 2 M,W 7:00-8:50p T-150 Jan 23

Reading Skill Developmnt-Advan ESL E20 002 2 M,W 7:00-8:50p F-309 Jan 23

Intermediate Conversation ESL E21 003 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p R-313 Mar 25

Intermediate Conversation ESL E21 005 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p R-301B Jan 25

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 001 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p N-200 Jan 25

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 010 2 Tu,Th 7:00-8:45p F-311 Mar 26

Writing Workshop-Intermediate ESL E23 001 2 Tu,Th 7:00-8:50p M-130 Mar 26

Writing Workshop-Advanced ESL E24 001 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p R-129 Mar 25

ESL Intermed-Grammr Review ESL E25 001 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p F-313 Mar 25

ESL Intermed-Grammr Review ESL E25 004 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p F-313 Jan 25

Adv ESL - Grammar Review ESL E26 002 2 M,F 7:00-9:00p R-301A Mar 25

Adv ESL - Grammar Review ESL E26 006 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p F-306 Jan 25

Pronunciation Practice ESL E30 002 2 Tu,Th 7:00-8:50p F-211 Jan 24

Pronunciation Practice ESL E30 004 2 Tu,Th 7:00-8:50p R-301B Mar 26

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 005 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p F-307 Jan 23

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 006 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p R-301A Jan 23

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 008 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p G-205 Jan 23

ESL - Level 2 ESL E45 006 9 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p M-142A Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p M-118

ESL - Level 2 ESL E45 004 9 Tu 7:00-9:50p E-202 Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p F-208

Th 7:00-9:50p E-148

ESL - Level 2 ESL E45 009 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p F-302 Jan 23

ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 004 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p T-106 Jan 23

ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 005 9 Tu,W 7:00-9:50p F-102 Jan 23

Th 7:00-9:50p F-115

ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 006 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p N-200 Jan 23

ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 008 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p G-313 Jan 23

ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 003 9 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p R-129 Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p M-135

ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 007 9 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p M-142C Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p M-142E

ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 002 9 W,Th 7:00-9:50p E-202 Jan 23

Tu 7:00-9:50p F-202

ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 004 9 W,Th 7:00-9:50p R-304 Jan 23

Tu 7:00-9:50p F-203

ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 008 9 Tu 7:00-9:50p R-125 Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p T-159

Th 7:00-9:50p M-123A

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 001 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p E-314 Mar 25

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 002 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p F-305 Mar 25

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 003 2 M,F 7:00-8:50p N-205 Jan 25

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 009 2 Tu,Th 7:00-8:50p R-311 Mar 26

ESL Basics A ESL E61 003 4 Tu 7:00-9:50p E-306 Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p E-305

Th 7:00-9:50p F-308

ESL Basics A ESL E61 004 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p N-203 Jan 23

ESL Basics A ESL E61 007 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p R-301B Jan 29

ESL Basics B ESL E62 003 4 Tu 7:00-9:50p G-305 Mar 26

W 7:00-9:50p D-125

Th 7:00-9:50p D-126

ESL Basics B ESL E62 004 4 Tu,W 7:00-9:50p R-315 Mar 26

Th 7:00-9:50p F-308

ESL Basics B ESL E62 007 4 Tu 7:00-9:50p E-203 Mar 26

W 7:00-9:50p F-303

Th 7:00-9:50p F-208

Credit Course Title Course No. Hrs. Days Time Loc. Start

Adult Education CoursesCredit

Course Title Course No. Hrs. Days Time Loc. Start

Class times and dates are subject to change.

56 For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3259 or 3513.

Off campus

ESL 4 ESL E14 025 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p PA-OFF Jan 23

ESL 4 ESL E14 040 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p EL-114 Jan 23

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 061 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a NH-103 Jan 24

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 063 2 Tu,Th 9:00-10:50a NH-103 Mar 26

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 006 2 Tu,Th 6:00-8:00p OF-TBA Jan 24

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 008 2 Tu,Th 6:30-8:30p OF-TBA Jan 24

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 064 2 Tu,Th 6:30-8:20p NH-115 Mar 26

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 062 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-129 Jan 26

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 068 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-126 Apr 6

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 090 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NL-LIB Jan 26

Reading Skill Developmnt-Inter ESL E19 005 2 Tu,Th 6:30-8:30p OF-TBA Jan 24

Reading Skill Developmnt-Inter ESL E19 006 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NL-LIB Jan 26

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 064 9 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a NH-110 Jan 23

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 060 9 Tu,W,Th 9:00-11:50a NH-126 Jan 23

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 063 9 M 5:00-7:55p NH-130 Jan 23

Tu,W,Th 5:00-6:50p NH-130

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 025 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p RW-234 Jan 23

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 040 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p OF-TBA Jan 23

ESL - Level 1 ESL E44 061 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p NH-110 Jan 23


ESL - Level 2 ESL E45 061 9 Tu,W,Th 9:00-11:50a NH-130 Jan 23


Tu,W,Th 5:00-6:50p NH-126


ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 060 9 M 9:00-11:50a NH-129 Jan 24

Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a NH-110


Tu,W,Th 5:00-6:50p NH-110


ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 040 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p EL-133 Jan 23


ESL - Level 5 ESL E47 025 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p RW-201 Jan 23


Beginning Conversation ESL E48 060 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-103 Jan 26

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 004 2 Tu,Th 6:00-8:00p OF-TBA Jan 24

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 010 2 Tu,Th 6:00-8:00p OF-TBA Mar 19

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 054 2 Tu,Th 6:00-8:00p MP-MANMar 19

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 005 2 Tu,Th 6:30-8:20p OF-TBA Jan 24

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 068 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-103 Apr 6

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 090 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NL-LIB Jan 26

Intro to Reading and Writing ESL E50 062 2 M,F 9:00-10:50a NH-130 Mar 25

Intro to Reading and Writing ESL E50 064 2 Tu,Th 6:30-8:20p MP-LIB Mar 26

Intro to Reading and Writing ESL E50 065 2 Tu,Th 6:30-8:20p MP-LIB Jan 24

Intro to Reading and Writing ESL E50 061 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-126 Jan 26

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 065 1 M 7:00-8:50p NH-133 Mar 25

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 061 1 Sa 9:00-10:50a NH-133 Jan 26

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 062 1 Sa 9:00-10:50a NH-133 Apr 6

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 063 1 Sa 11:00-12:50p NH-133 Jan 26

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 064 1 Sa 11:00-12:50p NH-133 Apr 6

ESL Basics A ESL E61 060 4 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a NH-133 Jan 25

ESL Basics A ESL E61 066 4 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a NH-103 Jan 25

ESL Basics A ESL E61 067 4 Tu,W,Th 9:00-11:50a NH-129 Jan 23

ESL Basics A ESL E61 063 4 M 5:00-7:50p NH-103 Jan 23

Tu,W,Th 5:00-6:50p NH-103

ESL Basics A ESL E61 064 4 M 5:00-7:50p NH-133 Jan 23

Tu,W,Th 5:00-6:50p NH-133

ESL Basics A ESL E61 010 4 Tu,Th 6:00-9:00p OF-TBA Jan 24

ESL Basics A ESL E61 025 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p RW-201 Jan 24

ESL Basics A ESL E61 040 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p EL-116 Jan 23

ESL Basics A ESL E61 061 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p NH-130 Jan 23

ESL Basics A ESL E61 062 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p NH-133 Jan 23

ESL Basics B ESL E62 060 4 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a NH-133 Mar 25

ESL Basics B ESL E62 066 4 M,W,F 9:00-11:50a NH-103 Mar 25

ESL Basics B ESL E62 067 4 Tu,W,Th 9:00-11:50a NH-129 Mar 26

ESL Basics B ESL E62 063 4 M 5:00-7:50p NH-103 Mar 25

Tu,W,Th 5:00-6:50p NH-103

ESL Basics B ESL E62 064 4 M 5:00-7:50p NH-133 Mar 25

Tu,W,Th 5:00-6:50p NH-133

ESL Basics B ESL E62 025 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p OF-TBA Mar 26

ESL Basics B ESL E62 040 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p EL-116 Mar 26

ESL Basics B ESL E62 061 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p NH-130 Mar 26

ESL Basics B ESL E62 062 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p NH-133 Mar 26

ESL Intermediate - Gramar Revi ESL E65 090 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NL-LIB Jan 26

ew II

Parents as Educational Partner ESL E70 961 2 M,W 5:45-8:15p SP-LIB Jan 28

Parents as Educational Partner ESL E70 965 2 M,W 5:45-8:15p OF-TBA Jan 23

Parents as Educational Partner ESL E70 960 2 W,F 9:15-11:45a SP-LIB Jan 25

Parents as Educational Partner ESL E70 964 2 M,F 9:15-11:45a SP-LIB Jan 25

Parents as Educational Partner ESL E70 962 2 M,F 9:30-11:50a SP-LIB Mar 22

Parents as Educational Partner ESL E70 963 2 Tu,Th 6:00-8:10p SP-LIB Mar 21

Weekend

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 002 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-203 Jan 26

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 005 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-312 Apr 6

Reading Skill Developmnt-Inter ESL E19 002 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-310 Jan 26

Reading Skill Developmnt-Advan ESL E20 005 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-205 Apr 6

Intermediate Conversation ESL E21 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-200 Jan 26

Intermediate Conversation ESL E21 008 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-141 Apr 6

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-205 Jan 26

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 005 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p J-101 Apr 6

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 006 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-306 Apr 6

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 009 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p F-309 Apr 6

Writing Workshop-Intermediate ESL E23 003 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-203 Apr 6

Writing Workshop-Intermediate ESL E23 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:50p R-125 Jan 26

Writing Workshop-Advanced ESL E24 003 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-314 Jan 26

Writing Workshop-Advanced ESL E24 006 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p F-303 Apr 6

ESL Intermediate-Grammr Review ESL E25 002 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-304 Apr 6

ESL Intermediate-Grammr Review ESL E25 007 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p F-304 Jan 26

Adv ESL - Grammar Review ESL E26 003 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-209 Apr 6



Prepare for the GED (GeneralEducation Development) exam today!

Enrolling in GED preparation classes is easy.• Find answers to your questions about theGED test.• Take the placement test to assess your skills inreading and math.• Enroll in reading, language arts and/or mathclasses.• Attend classes two or four evenings or morn-ings a week for eight weeks.• Have access to a computer lab and individualtutoring to supplement class instruction.

For more information, please call the Triton College Adult Education

Department at (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3513.

For the purposes of compliance with Section 511 of Public Law 101-106, approximately$450,000 or 38% of the funds used to support this program in FY ‘08 came from federalsources.

You CanDo It!



Adv ESL - Grammar Review ESL E26 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p R-317 Jan 26

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 005 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p F-303 Jan 26

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 006 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-203 Apr 6

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 008 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-305 Jan 26

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 001 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p R-301B Jan 26

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 008 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p R-125 Apr 6

ESL Basics B ESL E62 005 4 Sa 9:00-12:55p R-123 Jan 26

ESL Intermed-Gramar Review II ESL E65 001 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-200 Apr 6

ESL Intermed - Gramar Review II ESL E65 002 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-218 Jan 26

Adv ESL-Grammar Review II ESL E66 001 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-141 Jan 26

Adv ESL-Grammar Review II ESL E66 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-302 Apr 6

Time to be announced

ESL Tracking ESL C01 001X TBA OF-TBA Feb 10

GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Morning

Math I GED E20 001 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a E-205 Jan 24

Math I GED E20 004 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a G-313 Jan 24

Math I GED E20 006 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a R-301B Jan 24

Math I GED E20 007 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a R-313 Mar 26

Math I GED E20 012 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a R-301B Mar 26

Math I GED E20 016 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a N-205 Mar 26

Math I GED E20 030 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a D-313 Mar 26

Math II GED E21 001 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a M-142F Jan 29

Math II GED E21 002 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a N-205 Jan 29

Math II GED E21 003 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a F-105 Mar 26

Math II GED E21 014 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a J-118 Mar 26

Math II GED E21 023 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a F-302 Mar 26

Math II GED E21 027 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a R-311 Jan 24

Math II GED E21 028 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a M-142C Mar 26

Pre-GED I GED E60 001 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a R-301B Jan 28

Pre-GED I GED E60 002 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a R-309 Jan 28

Pre-GED I GED E60 004 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a J-118 Mar 25

Pre-GED I GED E60 008 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a T-130 Mar 25

Pre-GED I GED E60 009 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a R-313 Jan 23

Ged A GED E61 001 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a F-211 Jan 23

Ged A GED E61 002 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a M-142F Jan 23

Ged A GED E61 003 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a M-142F Mar 25

Ged III GED E62 001 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a T-159 Jan 23

Ged III GED E62 008 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a R-313 Mar 25

Ged B GED E63 001 3 M,W 9:00-11:50a R-317 Jan 23

Evening

Spanish Math II GED E17 003 3 Tu 7:00-9:50p E-203 Jan 24

Th 7:00-9:50p F-116

Spanish Math II GED E17 004 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p N-203 Mar 26

Math I GED E20 002 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p E-316 Jan 24

Math I GED E20 005 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p J-202 Jan 24

Math I GED E20 008 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p E-306 Mar 26

Math I GED E20 010 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p E-218 Mar 26

Math I GED E20 011 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p M-142H Mar 26

Math II GED E21 004 3 Tu 7:00-9:50p E-305 Jan 29

Th 7:00-9:50p E-306

Math II GED E21 006 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p J-202 Mar 26

Math II GED E21 009 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p F-305 Jan 29

Math II GED E21 016 3 Tu,Th 7:00-9:50p F-305 Mar 26

Math II GED E21 017 3 Tu 7:00-9:50p J-113 Mar 26

Th 7:00-9:50p R-319

Pre-GED I GED E60 005 3 M,W 6:00-8:50p M-142H Jan 23

Pre-GED I GED E60 016 3 M,W 6:00-8:50p N-205 Mar 25

Pre-GED I GED E60 003 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p R-301B Mar 25

Pre-GED I GED E60 020 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p R-309 Jan 23

Pre-GED I GED E60 026 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p I-109 Mar 25

Ged A GED E61 004 3 M 7:00-9:50p M-123B Jan 23

W 7:00-9:50p M-130

Ged A GED E61 006 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p M-142I Jan 23

Ged A GED E61 008 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p M-134 Mar 25

Ged III GED E62 003 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p E-312 Jan 23

Ged III GED E62 004 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p E-312 Mar 25

Ged B GED E63 002 3 M,W 7:00-9:50p F-111 Mar 25

Off campus

Spanish MATH I GED E15 004 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a NH-133 Jan 24

Spanish Math II GED E17 001 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a NH-112 Jan 24

Spanish Math II GED E17 002 3 Tu,Th 9:00-11:50a NH-133 Mar 26

SCIENCEEvening

Natural Science SCI E07 001 3 Th 5:30-9:25p F-310 Jan 24

IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOODESL 4 ESL E14 040 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p EL-114 Jan 23

ESL - Level 3 ESL E46 040 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p EL-133 Jan 23

ESL Basics A ESL E61 040 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p EL-116 Jan 23

ESL Basics B ESL E62 040 4 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p EL-116 Mar 26

ESL 4 ESL E14 025 9 Tu,W,Th 7:00-9:50p PA-OFF Jan 23

WEEKENDEnglish Language & Composition ENG E74 001 3 Sa 9:00-1:00p A-203 Jan 26

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 062 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-129 Jan 26

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 090 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NL-LIB Jan 26

Reading Skill Developmnt-Inter ESL E19 006 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NL-LIB Jan 26

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 060 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-103 Jan 26

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 090 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NL-LIB Jan 26

Intro to Reading and Writing ESL E50 061 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-126 Jan 26

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 061 1 Sa 9:00-10:50a NH-133 Jan 26

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 063 1 Sa 11:00-12:50p NH-133 Jan 26

ESL Intermed - Gramar Review II ESL E65 090 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NL-LIB Jan 26

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 002 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-203 Jan 26

Reading Skill Developmnt-Inter ESL E19 002 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-310 Jan 26

Intermediate Conversation ESL E21 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-200 Jan 26

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-205 Jan 26

Writing Workshop-Intermediate ESL E23 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:50p R-125 Jan 26

Writing Workshop-Advanced ESL E24 003 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-314 Jan 26

ESL Intermediate-Grammr Review ESL E25 007 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p F-304 Jan 26

Adv ESL - Grammar Review ESL E26 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p R-317 Jan 26

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 005 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p F-303 Jan 26

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 008 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-305 Jan 26

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 001 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p R-301B Jan 26

ESL Basics B ESL E62 005 4 Sa 9:00-12:55p R-123 Jan 26

ESL Intermed - Gramar Review II ESL E65 002 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-218 Jan 26

Adv ESL-Grammar Review II ESL E66 001 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-141 Jan 26

Keyboarding DPR E23 001 1 Sa 9:00-11:25a F-202 Feb 9

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 068 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-126 Apr 6

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 068 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p NH-103 Apr 6

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 062 1 Sa 9:00-10:50a NH-133 Apr 6

Introduction to Citizenship ESL E52 064 1 Sa 11:00-12:50p NH-133 Apr 6

Reading & Writing Workshop I ESL E18 005 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-312 Apr 6

Reading Skill Developmnt-Advan ESL E20 005 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-205 Apr 6

Intermediate Conversation ESL E21 008 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-141 Apr 6

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 005 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p J-101 Apr 6

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 006 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-306 Apr 6

Advanced Conversation ESL E22 009 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p F-309 Apr 6

Writing Workshop-Intermediate ESL E23 003 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-203 Apr 6

Writing Workshop-Advanced ESL E24 006 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p F-303 Apr 6

ESL Intermed-Grammr Review ESL E25 002 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-304 Apr 6

Adv ESL - Grammar Review ESL E26 003 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-209 Apr 6

Beginning Conversation ESL E48 006 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-203 Apr 6

Beg Read & Write Skill Dvlpmt ESL E49 008 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p R-125 Apr 6

ESL Intermed - Gramar Review II ESL E65 001 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p N-200 Apr 6

Adv ESL-Grammar Review II ESL E66 004 2 Sa 9:00-12:55p E-302 Apr 6





Register in Two Easy StepsClasses run from January through early June.

Step 1: Select CoursesEach course description includes the course num-ber, location (including both on- and off-campuscourses), date of first class, time, room number andtuition.

Step 2: Register in Person, by Phone orOnlineRegister early to prevent cancellation of a class dueto low enrollment. Late registration will be accept-ed the first night of class if space is available andthe class has not been canceled. Payment mustaccompany late registrations.

Register in PersonAt Triton’s Main CampusCome to the Welcome Center located in the College Center. Registration hours are from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Mondaythrough Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, and 9 a.m.-1 p.m.Saturday.

PaymentPayment must be made at time of registration.Acceptableforms of payment include cash, check, MasterCard, Visa orAmerican Express.

Register OnlineRegister online at www.triton.edu. Restrictions may apply.

PaymentPayment must be made at time of registration.Acceptableforms of payment include MasterCard, Visa or AmericanExpress.

Register by Phone*With a Triton RepresentativeSelect your courses and call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3130, to regis-ter. Be prepared to give the representative the course informa-tion (course title and number, etc.).

With the exception of holidays and certain periods betweensemesters, our phone registration staff is available from 8 a.m.to 7:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Friday. Saturday phone registration hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.at (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3130.

Note: Payment of tuition by credit card is subject to verification ofcredit card number and expiration date.

*GED (General Educational Development), ESL (English as a Second Language) and The Center forBusiness and Professional Development registrations are not accepted by either phone, mail or fax regis-tration within this department. Please contact the other departments for their registration information.

Personal DataWhen it is necessary to withdraw or revise a scheduled class, the college will contact students as soon as possible. Current home andwork phone numbers and address information must be accurate onyour student records.

TuitionThe tuition listed at the end of each course entry includes theserates. For example:$48.00/126.00/19.00The first amount is in-district tuition, the second amount is out-of-

district tuition and the third amount is the special rate for in-districtolder adults (age 60 and over).All tuition is subject to change without notice.

Registration FeeAll students are assessed a $5 registration fee. You may take asmany courses as you wish each semester for one registration fee plustuition for each course. *The registration fee is nonrefundable except when the college

withdraws a class. (This fee is waived for in-district senior citizensage 60 years and older.)

Technology FeeStudents enrolled in “E” courses for a total of 11 credit hours (AEC) orless, will be assessed a $34 technology fee. If enrolled in more than 11hours, a $70 fee will be assessed.

Extension CentersMeeting dates for classes held at extension centers generally followthe schedules and/or school calendar of that center. When a center isclosed because of local scheduling, severe weather or some othercondition that makes holding class impossible, that class meetingwill be canceled and rescheduling arrangements will be made at thenext class meeting.

Refund Policy (Please note changes)• One hundred percent refund up to three business days(9 a.m.-5 p.m.) prior to the start of the class. No refunds will be granted after this time. No-shows do not constitute cancellation.

• Requests for exception to the refund policy must be stated in writingon a General Petition or letter to the director, Continuing EducationDepartment and submitted to Room A-201 of the Learning ResourceCenter within one calendar year of the semester in dispute.

• All refund checks are mailed. Credit card payments are refunded by credit card and check payments are processed 10 working days aftercheck receipt.Cashier’s Office hours are:

8 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays8 a.m.-4 p.m. Fridays9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays

For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3392, 3581 or 3540.

SchedulingTriton College reserves the right to withdraw, postpone, combine ordivide classes and to change either the time, dates or location of class-es. Triton also reserves the right to make other required revisions thatmay be necessary when there are insufficient paid registrations; whenqualified instructors, facilities or equipment become unavailable; orfor other reasons that are beyond the college’s control.


• Flexible, creative managers to help customize programs for your company and your employee needs

• General business to highly specialized training options• Experienced instructors with practical knowledge• Reasonable costs for first-class services• In-district tuition for out-of-district residents• Needs assessments and consulting • State-of-the-art facilities• Access to grants

2010-2011 Workforce Development Clients

Basic Skills• Spanish, Polish or other languages• English as a Second Language (ESL)• Basic Skills: Math and Reading

Computers • Microsoft Office

- Word- Excel- Access- PowerPoint- MS Project

• AutoCAD• ProE• QuickBooks• Quicken• Marketing on the Internet• Computer Networking• IT Security and Data Assurance• IP Technologies

Leadership andManagement • Supervisory Skills• Customer Service• Sales/Marketing• Project Management- 23-hour Fundamentals (CAPM prep)- CAPM Exam Review- 35-hour Certificate (PMP prep)- MS Project

• Team Building• Managing Change• Business Writing• Managing Diversity• Effective Meetings• Conflict Resolution• Managing/Dealing with Change• Goal Setting• Interviewing and Hiring• Developing Performance Standards• Performance Assessment• Effective Presentation• Delegation• Coaching and Counseling

Quality and Productivity• Lean Manufacturing • ISO 9001:2008• ISO 140 01• ISO Auditor Training• ISO/TS16949• Six Sigma

Manufacturing andMaintenance• Shop Math• Blueprint Reading• Metrology with GD&T• Machining• CNC• Electricity for Industry• PLC’s• Hydraulics/Pneumatics• Machine Tool Technology• Heating and Air Conditioning• Welding

- Shielded Metal Arc Welding- MIG- TIG- AWS Certification

Health and Safety• Respiration Protection• Confined Space Entry• First Aid and CPR• 10 and 30-hour OSHA Safety

Project Management• 23-hour Fundamental (CAPM preparation)

• CAPM Exam Review• 35-hour Certificate (CAPM preparation)• MS Project

Training GrantOpportunitiesDouble your training budget! There aregrant funding sources to help companies payfor training. Triton’s experienced staff willeven help you navigate the grant process.

Center for Business and ProfessionalDevelopment at Triton College

Why partner with Triton’s Center forBusiness and Professional Development?For over three decades, Triton has been providing customizedtraining and consulting services to businesses and industries inthe western suburbs. We offer:

Center forBusiness andProfessionalDevelopment

For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3489.

Training can be customized for your company.Here are some of the topics we can bring to your companyfor your employees:

Alberto CulverArlington Park RacetrackASAP TransportAmerican Pride Security ServiceAmerican Society of Quality (ASQ)Cook County Public DefenderDePaul UniversityDynamic ManufacturingFollett Higher Education GroupIllinois Department ofTransportation

Jewel

Local 399 Stationary EngineersMannheim School District #83Master Spring & Wire FormMuseum of Science & IndustryNavistarOhio League for NursingPACE Suburban Bus ServiceProviso Township Mental HealthRiverside Brookfield High SchoolScholle PackagingVision of Restoration

ECRWSSPostal Customer

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mark R. Stephens, Chairman; Donna L. Peluso, Vice Chairwoman; Diane Viverito, Secretary; Irene Moskal Del Giudice; Thomas Gary; Elizabeth Ann Potter; Glenn A. Stam; Andrew Smith, Student Trustee PRESIDENT Patricia Granados, Ed.D.

Triton College is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution.

2000 Fifth Ave.River Grove, IL 60171

Scan this code with a QR codescanner on your smartphone togo right to Triton’s Web site.

Elmwood Park:Elmwood Park High School

Franklin Park:East Leyden High School

Hillside:Proviso West High School

Melrose Park: Nuevos Horizontes TritonCommunity Center

Norridge:Ridgewood High School

Oak Park:Oak Park and River Forest High School

Riverside:Riverside/Brookfield High School

Triton Classes are Offered Right in Your Neighborhood!Pursue your passion and meet new friends while staying close to home! See pages 50-51 for a listing ofTriton Continuing Education classes currently offered at our convenient off-campus locations.

For more information,call (708) 456-0300,

Ext. 3500.

continuing education guide: spring 2013

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