gtcc's spring 2016 live & learn schedule

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Registration Information ..............................................1Refund Policy ...............................................................1Location Key ................................................................2How to Use This Schedule .............................................2Application Forms ........................................................3Disclaimer / Schedule Statements ................................4Campus Maps .............................................................30

Basic Skills / Adult EducationAdult High School (AHS) .............................................28Adult Basic Education (ABE) ........................................28High School Equivalent (HSE) .....................................28Compensatory Education (CED) ..................................28English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) ........29

Visit www.gtcc.edu to view courses, register and pay for classes.

Adult Basic Education (GSO) .................... 53049Adult Basic Education (HP) .......... 55072 / 55008Adult High School (GSO) .......................... 53081Adult High School (HP) ................. 55072 / 55008Automotive .................................................. 50054Aviation Center ............................................59011Business & Industry Services .................... 57001Community Service (GSO) ......................... 53037Community Service (HP) ............................ 55033Compensatory Education (GSO) ............... 53084Compensatory Education (HP) .................. 55010Computer Classes ...................................... 53062Continuing Education (GSO) .........53043 / 53019Continuing Education (HP) ......................... 55033Corporate Training .........................57007 / 57003

English for Speakers of Other Languages (GSO) ...................... 53038English for Speakers of Other Languages (HP) ............ 55001 / 55026High School Equivalency (GSO) ................ 53081High School Equivalency (HP) .... 55072 / 55008High School Equivalency Testing (GSO) ... 53044High School Equivalency Testing (HP) .....................55072 / 55008Greensboro Campus ....................53043 / 53019High Point Campus ........................55066 / 55055Human Resources Development (HP) ...... 55057IT Certifications ........................................... 53062Jamestown Campus direct dial 334-4822/454-1126Nursing Assistant 1 ......................53062 / 50388

Quick Careers Training ............................... 53108Real Estate.................................................. 53062Small Business Center .............................. 62001Teacher Recertification ............................... 57009TTY ....................................... direct dial 841-2158

Questions? Call (336) 334-4822 or (336) 454-1126 and the extension listed below.

WHAT'S INSIDEContinuing Education Course Offerings A - ZArts & Crafts .............................................. 5Business .................................................... 6Business & Industry ................................... 7Career Skills & Training ............................. 8Communication .........................................11Computer Technology .............................. 12 Workshops ...................................... 15Construction ............................................. 16Cooking ................................................... 16Dance, Health, & Fitness........................... 17Driving Programs ..................................... 17Finance .................................................... 18Foreign Language .................................... 19Health & Safety ....................................... 19Home & Garden ....................................... 22Insurance ................................................ 22Music .......................................................22Notary ....................................................23Photography ............................................ 23Project Management ............................... 24Real Estate ............................................. 25Sewing, Quilting, and Needlework ........... 26Small Business ........................................ 27Special Interest ........................................ 27

Cover design and layout by Cheryl Hemric/GTCC.

Spring 2016

Register EARLY! Late registration is discouraged. Depending upon the class, you may not be allowed to enter after the starting date.


1Ways To Register and PayNote: You are obligated to pay tuition and any fees at the time of registration.

Online – Visit https://conedreg.gtcc.edu and search for courses by entering part of the title (example: Excel) or the course code with dashes (example: CAS-4037B-208) in the Search for Courses box. When you have finished selecting your course, click the Register button. On the next form, you will be required to enter personal identification details including address, phone, social security number and email. You must pay at the time of registration to complete your enrollment. GTCC accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover debit/credit cards.

By Mail - You may register via mail by printing a copy of a Registration Form from our website: https://www.gtcc.edu/media/171926/ConEdRegistrationForm.pdfComplete the form and mail it in with your check, money order, or credit card information to the address shown on the form. GTCC accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover debit/credit cards. If paying by check, the account holder's name, address and account number must be pre-printed on the check. Do not mail cash.

In Person - You may register in person by completing a Registration Form in advance by printing a copy from: https://www.gtcc.edu/media/171926/ConEdRegistrationForm.pdf. Registration Forms are also available at Continuing Education Registration Counters on the Greensboro, Jamestown and High Point Campuses. Because payment is due at the time of registration, after you are registered for your course(s), you will visit the cashier’s office to make payment. Acceptable forms of payment include: checks, cash, money orders, and Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover credit/debit cards.When paying in person by check or credit card, please bring two forms of ID. One must be a photo ID. Please visit the Cashiers Page for acceptable forms of ID at: http://www.gtcc.edu/enrollment-services/cashiers-office/required-id.aspx

Registration Locations:• Jamestown, 140 Jamestown Court, Monday-Friday,

8a-5p• Greensboro, 3505 E. Wendover Avenue, Continuing

Education Center, Monday - Thursday, 8:30a - 6p and Friday 9a-Noon

• High Point, 901 S. Main St, H1, Monday-Thursday, 8:30a-6p and Friday 9a-Noon

Who May Register?If you’re 18 years old or older, you may register for a course. Applicants who are still enrolled in high school, but are at least 16 years of age, should secure authorization from his/her high school principle in the form of a letter. A letter must be secured each term the student wishes to take a course(s). Individuals interested in Admission to Adult High School or GED classes should refer to the Adult Education section of the catalog.

When to RegisterYou may register for a course up to the first day of class, but late registration is discouraged to be sure you get the course(s) you want. You may not be allowed to enter classes after the starting date.

After You RegisterPlan to attend the classes you registered for as scheduled. You will not be contacted unless there is a change in the class; for example, if the class is postponed or cancelled.

Dropping and Adding ClassesIf you want to drop a class and receive a refund, the amount of your refund will depend on when you drop the class. Please refer to the refund policy. If you want to add a class, you can register up until the first day of class. In addition, you can replace one course with another if they have the same registration fee, but only if approved by the Departmental Coordinator.

The Refund Policy In compliance with State Board policy, GTCC will refund 100% of tuition and fees if you officially drop from the class before the first class meeting by contacting the appropriate Departmental Coordinator or the Continuing Education Registrar’s Office.GTCC will refund 75% of tuition only if you officially withdraw from the class on or before the class reaches the census date. The census date varies from class to class.

No refunds will be issued if you withdraw from a course after the census date.

If a class is canceled or full, GTCC will make a full refund.

Non-attendance is not a basis for refund of tuition.

Fees, Books, SuppliesRegistration fees, which are listed with each class description, do not include the cost of textbooks or supplies.

Fees are set by the NC General Assembly and are based on the number of contact hours for each course. Some of the courses listed in this catalog require textbooks, which are sold at the GTCC Bookstores and you should buy books and supplies at the bookstore of the campus you will be attending class.

Bookstore Locations:• Jamestown, 601 High Point Road, Monday -

Thursday, 8a-8p, and Friday 8a-4p.• Greensboro, 3505 E. Wendover Avenue, Monday -

Thursday, 8:30a-6p and Friday 9a-Noon• High Point, 901 S. Main St, Monday - Thursday,

8:30a-6p and Friday 9a-Noon

Some courses require supplies/materials and you are accountable for purchasing the necessary items.Students in all continuing education classes will be assessed a $5 CAPS fee to help cover expenses associated with providing campus access, parking and security at the college.

Some programs require malpractice insurance. These fees, where applicable, are included in the published course fee.

Course Repetition PolicyIn 1993, the N.C. legislature enacted a law that requires anyone who takes the same occupational extension course more than twice within a five-year period to pay an additional cost of $6.41-$7.12 perscheduled hour.

You are exempt from this policy if you are required by law to have certification/licensure.

SponsorshipsThe purpose of a sponsorship is to help pay college expenses (tuition, fees, books, and supplies). Sponsors may include your employer or government agencies (i.e. Employment Security Commission, Job Link, or Vocational Rehabilitation).

Each semester, detailed sponsor information must be received by GTCC. This information may be mailed, faxed, or brought in person to the CashiersOffice located in the Luther R. Medlin CampusCenter. Authorizations must be received at the time of registration. If authorizations are not received at the time of registration, the student is expected to pay registration fees. It is the student’s responsibility to make sure the Cashiers Office has received an authorization for each class. Contact the cashier’s office when you register to ensure your sponsor information has been received and processed.GTCC Sponsor Agreement forms can be obtained from the Cashiers Office.

Authorizations must include the student’s name, identification number (SID and/or last 4 digits of SSN), and semester to be paid by the sponsor. They must also be printed on company/agency letterhead, state the amount of detailed expenses to be paid for each student being sponsored, and include an agency representative name and phone number.Bookstore charges may be applied to a sponsorship only if specified in the sponsor authorization.

INFORMATION

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How To Sharpen Your Business Writing - AMAThis course focuses on the skills you need to write memos, letters, reports, and proposals that command attention and get results. Learn how to organize your ideas logically, structure attention getting sentences, persuade audiences with action words, sell your ideas with authority, and improve your overall style. Textbook required. Two CEUs will be available upon successful completion.Course Code: GCOM4701-80Date: January 30 - March 20, Thursday, 6:30p-9pLocation: AT - Applied Technologies, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 320 Instructor: Smith Cost: $58

Course Title - Name of the course.

Course Description - This paragraph provides information about the class and if a textbook, supplies, or materials are required.

Course Code - GTCC’s identification number for the class followed by a two-digit section number or letter.

Date - The date of the class or the beginning and ending date during which the class will meet. Day - The day or days a class will meet each week.Time - The time the class will meet. Class times include morning, afternoon and evening hours.

Cost - The price listed is the cost of the class. This amount does not include the cost of textbooks, supplies, or materials, if required, for the class.

Instructor - The last name of the class instructor. If this column is marked “TBA” then an instructor will be named at a later date.

Location- The location where the class will meet. The abbreviation represents the location. The abbreviations and addresses are listed in the Location Key above.

Room #- The room in which the class will be held. If this is marked “TBA” then the room number will be posted at the location on the first day of class.

HOW TO USE THIS SCHEDULE

LOCATION KEY

Greensboro Campus3505 E. Wendover Avenue

High Point Campus901 S. Main Street

Jamestown Campus601 High Point Road

Greensboro LocationsAEC Adult Education Center Greensboro Campus

AV T.H. Davis - GTCC Aviation Center 260 Regional Rd.

BUR Bur-Mil Park 5834 Owls Roost Rd.

CEC Continuing Education Center Greensboro Campus

CHCG City Health Club 101 S. Elm Street

CPK Country Park / Natural Science Shelter 3902 Nathaniel Greene Dr.

EMBS Embassy Suites I-40 & NC 68

GBPM Greensboro Public Library 219 N. Church St.

GCH G’boro Chamber of Commerce 342 N. Elm St.

GCM Guilford College Methodist Church 1205 Fleming Rd.

GUMC Grace United Methodist Church 438 W. Friendly Ave.

LCM Lees Chapel United Methodist Church 2303 Lees Chapel Rd.

MAXP Maximum Performance 108 B.S. Walnut Circle

MUIR Muirs Chapel United Methodist Church 314 Muir’s Chapel Rd.

NCFE Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship 1451 S. Elm Eugene St.

SHAL Shalom Christian Church Elm Street

SV Starmount Country Club 1 Sam Sneed Dr.

TEC Technical Education Center Greensboro Campus

WMM West Market United Methodist Church 302 W. Market St.

High Point LocationsDRGR Deep River Golf Range 2835 Hwy. 68 S.

H1 High Point Campus Main Building

H2 High Point Campus Upholstery Building,

H3 High Point Campus Literacy Building

H4 High Point Campus Entertainment Technology

HPC High Point Chamber of Commerce 1101 N. Main St.

HPPL High Point Public Library 901 N. Main St.

PEC Piedmont Environmental Center 1220 Penny Road

Cameron CampusC1 7908 Leabourne Rd Colfax, NC 27235

Jamestown LocationsAT Percy H. Sears Applied Technologies Center Jamestown Campus

BH Business Hall Jamestown Campus

CC Luther R. Medlin Campus Center Jamestown Campus

CT Community Training Center Jamestown Campus

DH Davis Hall Jamestown Campus

HM Joseph S. Koury Hospitality Careers Center Jamestown Campus

JUM Jamestown United Methodist Church 403 W. Main St.

PS Public Safety Building Jamestown Campus

TC Transportation Complex Jamestown Campus

T-1 CBI Offices & Training Jamestown Campus Extension Guilford College Road Entrance

T-2 CBI Conference Center Jamestown Campus Extension Guilford College Road Entrance

INFORMATION

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IMPORTANT: Please print clearly, respond to all questions completely, and sign registration form. Incomplete or unsigned Registration Forms cannot be processed!

Course: Number (Code) Title

Date: Begin End

(*Used for reporting purposes only) Social Security #:

Name: Last First Middle Address: Street, P.O. Box, Route City State Zip Code

County of Residence: Date of Birth: Month Day Year E-mail Address: Phone:

Sex: 1. Female 2. Male Ethnicity: 1. Hispanic/Latino Race: 1. American/Alaska Native 2. Asian 3. Black or African American

2. Non Hispanic/Latino 4. Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 5. White

The highest education level that best describes you: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Unemployed – Not Seeking (UN) Unemployed – Seeking (US) Inmate

Student Signature: Date:

Payment:

No confirmation will be sent.You will be notified only if the class is full or cancelled.

Total Payment: $

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4GTCC Policies/StatementsMission GTCC provides access to lifelong learning opportunities for personal growth, workforce productivity, and community service. We serve all segments of Guilford County’s diverse population, delivering quality educational programs and services through partnerships with business, community groups, and other educational institutions.

Accreditation Statement GTCC is accredited by / is a candidate for accreditation with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Com-mission on Colleges to award Associate Degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call (404) 679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of GTCC.

Affirmative Action GTCC is an affirmative ac-tion/equal opportunity college.

Schedule Statement - Dis-claimer Please be aware that the information presented in this schedule is subject to change. This schedule is intended for informational purposes only. This course schedule contains costs, policies, and procedures that were in effect at the time this publica-tion went to press. Guilford Technical Community College reserves the right to make any changes at any time. Changes in tuition and other costs are determined by the state legisla-ture. Courses may be changed or cancelled based on demand and reasonable accommoda-tions. This schedule listing should not be considered a contract between GTCC and any stu-dent. A minimum enrollment may be required to offer a course or continue a sequence of courses. There may be changes in the class schedule due to inclement weather. If changes are necessary, an ef-fort will be made to contact the students who are registered.

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ARTS & CRAFTS

Acrylic PaintingThis course is designed to teach fundamentals of painting using simple techniques to create beautiful works of art. Course will include learning different art mediums as well as brush strokes, blending colors both primary and secondary to create beautiful art.

Course Code: CSP-4000-BG1Date: February 4-March 17, Thursdays, 5:30p-8pLocation: H4, High Point CampusRoom #: 207 Instructor: RobertsonCost: $55

Course Code: CSP-4000 – BH1Date: March 24-May 5, Thursday, 5:30p-8pLocation: H4, High Point CampusRoom #: 207 Instructor: RobertsonCost: $55

Basket Making with A Twist of PaperThis course is designed to teach you the basics to advanced level of basketry techniques and terms included in dyeing and weaving with reed. Weaving with painted paper is also available. First time students will start with a reed basket and can move on from there. Participants may complete 2-3 baskets in one session. Please bring to class a basin, spray bottle, small screw driver, measuring tape, pencil, towel and heavy duty scissors. There will be an extra cost for materials.

Course Code: CSP4000-MC1Date: January 26-March 15, Tuesday, 12:30p-3:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: M. AdelmanCost: $60

Course Code: CSP4000-PU1Date: January 27-March 10, Thursday, 12:30p-3:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: M. AdelmanCost: $60

Course Code: CSP4000-PT1Date: March 22-May 3, Tuesday, 12:30p-3:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: M. AdelmanCost: $60

Course Code: CSP4000-PZ1Date: March 24-May 5, 12:30p-3:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: M. AdelmanCost: $60

Color Your WorldAre you a weekend painter who would like to learn how to make your colors "sing"? Would you love to redecorate your home but feel timid about using color? Or maybe you'd like to see what clothing or makeup colors will bring out your best? Color theory is the answer to all these questions. In this two hour seminar, you will learn about color and how to use it to enrich your life.

Course Code: CSP4000-MY1Date: May 5, Thursday, 6p-8pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: A. KawashimaCost: $30

Drawing on Right Side of BrainIn this course you will learn and practice the 5 basic skills of drawing in a fun, effective way which is inspired by Betty Edwards' best-selling book, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Bring a 9" x 12" drawing pad and #2 pencils with eraser to the first class. Additional supplies will be needed at students' cost. Visit www.donstewart.com/gtcc for all of the details.

Course Code: CSP4000-NL1Date: January 23-March 5, Saturday, 9a-11:30aLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: D. StewartCost: $60

Course Code: CSP4000-QM1Date: March 19-May 7, Saturday, 9a-11:30aLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: D. StewartCost: $60 (Class will not meet on 3/26)

NEW!!!Drawing with CharcoalAll levels of experience are welcome in this class, which will cover everything you need to know about working with charcoal, from materials to techniques. Students will receive individual attention during class. Please bring to class a pad or several sheets of charcoal paper, 11x14" or larger, a kneaded eraser, and at least two sticks of compressed charcoal. It is optional to bring a spray can of fixative (to be used at the end of class only, so sensitive individuals can leave first).

Course Code: CSP4000-PM1Date: February 25-March 17, Thursday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 217 Instructor: A. KawashimaCost: $40

Fun with FlowersThis course is design to implement the different design elements using florals. Upon completion students will have a knowledge of how to use different designs using florals and have fun in creative expressive class. You may email Ms. Posey for a list of supplies prior to attending at [email protected] Code: CSP-4000-MT1Date: February 24-March 23, Wednesday, 6p-8pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: PoseyCost: $45

ChrismonsThe word Chrismon is the combination of two words, Christ and monogram. Each Chrismon depicts a specific Christian element in the form of a hanging Christmas tree ornament. These decorations are made with pearls, gold beads and crystal beads strung on wire. There is an extra cost for materials. Course Code: CSP-4000-PE1Date: February 16-April 19, Tuesday, 6:30p-9p Location: WMM, West Market United, GreensboroRoom #: 413 Instructor: B. BettsCost: $65 Course Code: CSP-4000-PD1Date: February 12-April 22, Friday, 9a-11:30a Location: WMM, West Market United, GreensboroRoom #: 413 Instructor: B. BettsCost: $65 (Class will not meet on 3/25)

Oil Painting Master ClassThis course is designed to teach the fundamentals of traditional oil painting techniques. Still life painting is featured, so drawing basics when working from life are covered, in addition to time honored methods and materials which are unique to oil painting. Includes instructor demonstrations and one-on-one time. Extra cost for materials. These are explained on the first day. Visit www.donstewart.com/gtcc for all of the details.Course Code: CSP4000-PN1Date: January 25-March 14, Monday, 9a-11:30aLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: D. StewartCost: $60 (Class will not meet on 2/29)Course Code: CSP4000-NM1Date: January 27-March 9, Wednesday, 6:45p-9:15pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: D. StewartCost: $60 Course Code: CSP4000-PW1Date: March 21-May 2, Monday, 9a-11:30aLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: D. StewartCost: $60 Course Code: CSP4000-NU1Date: March 23-May 4, Wednesday, 6:45p-9:15pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: D. StewartCost: $60

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6The Portrait ClassThis course will introduce students of all skills levels to specifics of portraiture from artistic rendering to the nuts and bolts of securing a commission. Instructor will cover rendering and compositional techniques, and discuss the professional aspect of portraiture. Students will need to purchase a pad of drawing paper, kneaded eraser and pencil of charcoal.

Course Code: CSP4000-QA1Date: March 22-April 26, Tuesday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 217 Instructor: A. KawashimaCost: $60

Stained GlassLearn the basic techniques for fabricating stained glass or be able to hone skills in cutting, grinding, etc. Patterns may be of students' own design or selected from class patterns and can be fabricated in either copper foil or lead. Students should bring 2-3 pieces of stained glass to begin project on the first day of class. (Additional $10 fee due for provided miscellaneous supplies). Contact [email protected] for questions.

Course Code: CSP4000- BA1Date: February 1-February 22, Monday, 6p-9pLocation: H1, High Point CampusRoom #: 132 Instructor: S. SmithCost: $40

Course Code: CSP4000- BB1Date: March 7-March 28, Monday, 6p-9pLocation: H1, High Point CampusRoom #: 132 Instructor: S. SmithCost: $40

Course Code: CSP4000- BC1Date: April 4-April 25, Monday, 6p-9pLocation: H1 , High Point CampusRoom #: 132 Instructor: S. SmithCost: $40

WatercolorThis course is designed to teach the elements and techniques of painting. Individual creativity and expression will be encouraged throughout the course.

Course Code: CSP-4000-NZ1Date: January 27-March 29, Wednesday, 9a-11:30aLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: BauerCost: $60

Course Code: CSP-4000-QQ1Date: March 23-May 4, Wednesday, 9a-11:30aLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 116 Instructor: BauerCost: $60

BUSINESSBoard of Elections: Election Official Poll Worker TrainingThe Guilford County Board of Elections will provide advanced training to citizens serving or interested in becoming election officials or poll workers. For additional information, contact Megan Varnadore at [email protected], or (336) 334-4822 ext. 53024

Course Code: LEX-4000-104Date: April 4-May 9, Monday, 6p-9pLocation: CTC-Community Training Ctr, J'town CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: D. LassiterCost: $78

Course Code: LEX-4000-105Date: April 6-May 11, Wednesday, 9a-12pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152a Instructor: D. LassiterCost: $78

Microsoft® Office Specialist (MOS) Excel Certification Prep. (Hybrid)This course has been developed to prepare an individual to sit for the Microsoft® Office Specialist (MOS) Certification for Microsoft® Excel 2010. This training will include but not be limited to: Managing the Worksheet Environment, Creating Cell Data, Formatting Cells and Worksheets, Managing Worksheets and Workbooks, Applying Formulas and Functions, Presenting Data Visually, Sharing Worksheet Data with Users, and Analyzing and Organizing Data. *Prerequisite: MS® Excel 2007/2010 Skill Sets; Student should know how to create and format spreadsheets and reports; and have a working knowledge of charts and financial Functions. Skill sets may be from prior course training and/or work experience. Demonstration of skill sets may be accessed the first day of class. Course material will be structured to the MOS Certification for Microsoft® Excel 2010.For additional information, call (336) 334-4822 ext. 53108.

Course Code: CAS-4130-QEC4 Date: February 5-May 13, Friday, 9a-1pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 107 Instructor: T. EssickCost: $188 plus cost of books

Arts & Crafts - Business

Spring 2016



7BUSINESS & INDUSTRYAutoCAD Basics and ProductivityThis continuing education course covers basic AutoCAD functions and the applications and techniques for improved efficiency and productivity. Autodesk 2016 software is used in GTCC computer labs. Required Supplies: 4G flash drive to save work

Recommended prerequisites: Basic skills in computer keyboard, screen navigation and file management, and familiarity with drafting concepts.

Course Code: DFT 3100 642Date: January 12-February 4, Tuesday & Thursday, 6p-9pLocation: C1-Cameron Campus, Oak RidgeRoom #: 169 Instructor: M. HayesCost: $78

Course Code: DFT 3100 643Date: March 22-April 14, Tuesday & Thursday, 6p-9p Location: C1- Cameron CampusRoom #: 169 Instructor: M. HayesCost: $78

Autodesk Revit ProductivityThis course provides advanced CAD design training with Revit 3D software including CAD file management, productivity and CAD customization skills. Emphasis is placed on developing advanced proficiency techniques through better understanding of software and creation of walls, doors and libraries. Autodesk 2016 software is used in GTCC computer labs. Required Supplies: 4G flash drive to save work

Recommended prerequisites: AutoCAD experience from industry OJT/use, academic coursework, or completion of AutoCAD Basics and Productivity continuing education course. Have a good understanding of building materials, terminology and use.

Course Code: DFT 3100A 644Date: February 12-March 10, Tuesday & Thursday, 6p-9p Location: C1-Cameron Campus, Oak RidgeRoom #: 169 Instructor: Cost: $78 Course Code: DFT 3100A 645Date: April 26 – May 19 Tuesday & Thursday, 6p-9pLocation: C1-Cameron Campus, Oak RidgeRoom #: 169 Instructor: Cost: $78

For more information about the Autodesk AutoCAD and Revit courses, please contact 336-334-4822, extension 57003 or [email protected].

Forklift OperatorThis forklift operator training is taught by an OSHA compliant Instructor. Training is 11 hours (5.5 hours, 2 days). It is a comprehensive, hands-on program that covers every aspect of lift truck training. This training is designed for anyone wishing to learn how to oper-ate a forklift. Certificate of Completion is given at the end of the course when a student successfully com-pletes the course. Textbook Cost is approximately $8. The textbook is required and can be purchased at the Cameron Campus bookstore PRIOR to class. The bookstore is located at 7908 Leabourne Rd. Colfax, NC 27235, Building C1 Room 172. The bookstore is open: Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00am - 6:00pm (closed 1:00pm-2:00pm). For additional information, contact Megan Varnadore at [email protected], or (336) 334-4822 ext. 53024

Course Code: OSH-3012-113Date: January 16-January 23, Saturday, 8:30a-2:30pLocation: Cameron Campus CenterRoom #: 174 Instructor: D. HannaCost: $78

Course Code: OSH-3012-114Date: February 20-February 27, Saturday, 8:30a-2:30pLocation: Cameron Campus CenterRoom #: 174 Instructor: D. HannaCost: $78

Course Code: OSH-3012-115Date: March 5-March 12, Saturday, 8:30a-2:30pLocation: Cameron Campus CenterRoom #: 174 Instructor: D. HannaCost: $78

Course Code: OSH-3012-116Date: April 16 – April 23, Saturday, 8:30a-2:30pLocation: Cameron Campus CenterRoom #: 174 Instructor: D. HannaCost: $78

Course Code: OSH-3012-117Date: May 7-May 14, Saturday, 8:30a-2:30pLocation: Cameron Campus CenterRoom #: 174 Instructor: D. HannaCost: $78

Certified in Production and Supply Chain Management Program

APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) program offers in-depth education for individuals in the operations management profession who wish to improve their knowledge of production and inventory management. Given instruction and independent study in the five modules, participants will be well-prepared to sit for each module’s exam toward the CPIM professional designation. APICS recognized instructors from the Piedmont Triad Chapter of APICS facilitate the courses. Review more information about the certification and contents of each module at www.triadapics.org or http://busindtrg.gtcc.edu/cpim/.

Recommended prerequisites for all courses: Participants will be most successful with at least basic computer skills including file management, Excel and Word applications. Participants should expect significant reading assignments between class meetings.

Course fees include instruction, materials, and practice exam. For more information call: 336-334-4822, ext 57003 or email: CorporateTraining @gtcc.edu.

Supply Chain Master PlanningThis is the second course in the CPIM program. Students will explore processes used to: develop sales and operations plans; identify and assess internal and external demand and forecasting requirements; and affect an achievable master schedule consistent with business policies, objectives, and resource constraints.

Course Code: SEF-3001-906Date: Thursday, January 14-March 17, 2016, 6p-9pLocation: C1-Cameron Campus, Oak RidgeRoom #: 174 Instructor: APICSCost: $689 includes materials and practice exam

Detailed Scheduling and Planning [listed as Supply Chain Detailed Planning]Detailed Planning and Scheduling is the third course in the CPIM program and focuses on material and capacity scheduling and planning. It includes a detailed explanation of material requirements planning (MRP), a technique suitable for use in job shops. The course also introduces another material planning technique, material-dominated scheduling, which is applicable to process industries and other mature production environments.

Supply Chain Detailed PlanningCourse Code: SEF-3001-908Date: Thursday, April 7-June 9, Thursday; 6p-9pLocation: C1-Cameron Campus, Oak RidgeRoom #: 174 Instructor: APICS Cost: $689 includes materials and practice exam

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CAREER SKILLS & TRAINING

*NEW*Refrigerant Certification Prep (ONLINE)EPA regulations require technicians servicing refrigera-tion and air conditioning equipment to obtain certification through an EPA-approved testing organization and has restricted the sale of refrigerants to certified techni-cians. Installers, contract employees, in-house service personnel, and anyone else performing installation, maintenance, or repair that might reasonably have the opportunity to release CFCs or HCFCs into the atmosphere are required to be certified. This course will prepare individuals for the Universal Certification exam. Course material will be structured to the certification exam. Online Course. This exam is administered by GTCC and is distributed by the North Carolina State Board of Refrigeration Examiners. The exam costs $25 which is to be paid by the student on the day of the exam. The exam schedule and campus location will be announced during class. After you have registered and paid the registration fee, contact Amy Eberle at [email protected] for instructions on how to start your coursework. You MUST be signed in/online on Day One and complete an assigned quiz in order to be considered having entered the class!

Course Code: AHR-3128-100Date: January 20-February 10, Location: ONLINERoom #: n/a Instructor: J. MulderCost: $78

Course Code: AHR-3128-101Date: February 22 – March 14Location: ONLINERoom #: n/a Instructor: J. MulderCost: $78

Human Resources Development

HRD - Employment Skills EducationAre you unemployed and trying to determine your next move? Perhaps you are considering a career change, or just haven't found the position that is right for you. The Human Resources Development (HRD) program at GTCC can provide the guidance and assistance for which you seek.

The HRD program provides assessment services, em-ployability skills training, and career development coun-seling to the unemployed, underemployed, individual in transition, and the emerging workforce. It not only provides instruction, but also provides the necessary support for unemployed and dislocated workers within the college service areas.

Courses are offered at various agencies and GTCC campuses. A current course listing and schedule is available at www.gtcc.edu …Noncredit Classes …Hu-man Resources Development (HRD).

There is a minimal fee for each HRD course, however individuals may be eligible for a fee waiver if they meet at least one of the following criteria:• Unemployed; or• Received notification of a pending layoff; or• Working and eligible for the Federal Earned Income

Tax Credit (FEIT); or• Working and earning wages at or below two

hundred percent (200%) of the federal poverty guidelines.

HRD Courses• Career Exploration• Communications for the Workplace• Computer Skills for Today’s Job Seekers• Employability Skills• Employment Resolutions• Introduction to Computers for Job Seekers• Job Search Skills• Job Seeker Technology Awareness• Money Smart• Pathways to Employment• Skills for Employment• Winning Resumes

Any additional questions regarding Human Resource Development can be directed to Jennifer Smith, [email protected], 336-334-4822, ext. 55057.

NC Career Readiness Certificate

The NC Career Readiness Certificate (CRC) is a portable credential that promotes career development and skill attainment for the individual and confirms to employers that an individual possesses basic workplace skills in the following areas: Reading for Information, Applied Math and Locating Information. With the Career Readiness Certificate, individuals prove they have the skills needed to successfully enter and advance in the workplace. A growing number of employers view the NC Career Readiness Certificate as evidence of essential skills and may require a CRC during the hiring process. Visit a CRC Employability Lab Today!

Location: Greensboro Campus Continuing Education Center (CEC) Room 242 Monday, Wednesday, Friday-8:30a-12:30p Tuesday & Thursdays, 5:30p-9:30p

Location: High Point Campus H-4 Building Room 107 Thursdays, 8:30a -12:30p

Location: Jamestown Campus Community Training Center (CTC) Building Room 122 Thursdays, 3p -9p

Interactive Resource Center (IRC) Friday: 9:45a - 12:45p 407 E. Washington Street, Greensboro, NC (336) 332-0824

For more information go to www.gtcc.edu or contact Gwendolyn Roy at (336) 334-4822 ext. 53087, crc@ gtcc.edu. Information is also available at your local NCWorks Career Center.

Career Skills

Spring 2016



9Quick Careers Training

Are you unemployed or under-employed, looking for a better job, or lacking job-specific skills? Are you tired of being turned down for job opportunities because your skills are not up-to-date? Do you lack employment credentials? Improving your future is quicker than you think. The Quick Careers Training program offers a wide variety of short-term training options at affordable prices. Courses are offered during day and evening hours, including hybrid courses*. Additionally, students may be eligible to sit for and earn a third-party, industry-recognized credential**. Awards of Completion are earned at the successful completion of all of the requirements for the course.

A high school diploma or GED and good computer skills are required to participate. Students are required to attend a Human Resources Development (HRD)*** class and earn a NC Career Readiness Certificate*** by the end of training.

*Hybrid Courses are taught using two instructional formats, combining traditional face-to-face classroom instruction with computer-based distance education. Students registered in a Hybrid Course MUST attend the first day of class. Students who are absent the first day of class, will not be allowed to enter class. **Third-party, Industry Credential tests are conducted outside of GTCC with an additional cost.

*** The Registration Fee for the Human Resources Development (HRD) class is $78; students may be eligible for a fee waiver. The WorkKeys Exam for the NC Career Readiness Certificate is $30.00; students are responsible for the cost of the exam. Payment of the fees will be discussed in class. The Human Resource Development and NC Career Readiness Certificate classes/labs, are components of the courses. NOTE: 3 – 4 additional days may be scheduled on a different day than the regular class meeting day (i.e. a class scheduled for Wednesdays may also meet on an occasional Thursday).

Schedules are subject to change. A current course listing and schedule is available at www.gtcc.edu … Noncredit classes ….Quick Careers Training ….Schedules. Estimated book costs for each class are listed on our website. For additional information, contact us: 336-334-4822; ext. 53108 or [email protected]

Accounting Specialist (Hybrid)Are you a sharp individual who enjoys working with numbers? Are you good at keeping records? Accounting Specialists perform routine accounting activities such as maintenance of the general ledger, preparation of various accounting statements and financial reports, and accounts payable/receivable functions. Course material will be structured to the MOS Certification for Microsoft® Excel 2010.

Course Code: ACC-4107-HQ22Date: January 20 - May 11, Wednesday, 8:30a-1:00pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 107 Instructor: L. BoydCost: $188 plus cost of books

Administrative Assistant (Hybrid)Do you stay calm in a busy office? Are you organized and pay attention to detail? Then being an Administrative Assistant may be the job for you. You should consider becoming an Administrative Assistant if you enjoy interacting with individuals and working in a team environment. If you're looking for a job that requires multi-tasking, organization, and computer skills, this may be the one for you. Course material will be structured to the Microsoft® IC3 Certification.

Course Code: OSC-4602-HQ36Date: January 19-May 12, Tuesday, Thursday 5:30p-9:30p Location: H4, High Point Campus Room #: 107 Instructor: AllredCost: $188 plus cost of books

NEWApartment Maintenance Technician This program prepares students for maintenance positions in the multifamily and apartment housing industry. Topics include interior and exterior maintenance, electrical systems, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, and appliance maintenance and repair. Successful completion of this course fulfills one of the requirements for the Certificate for Apartment Maintenance Technicians (CAMT).Course Code: MNT-3066-Q2Date: February 2-May 5, Tuesday, Thursday, 5:30p-9:30pLocation: TEC-Tech Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 207 Instructor: TBACost: $188 plus cost of books

Call Center AgentThis course has been developed to prepare individuals to work in an entry-level position as a Call Center Agent. In Guilford County, there are a number of call centers that recruit individuals who are equipped with the essential workplace readiness skills needed to thrive in this type of work environment. In December 2014, the NC Department of Revenue opened a new call center in Greensboro. Individuals who successfully complete this course may elect to interview with the NC Department of Revenue. Prerequisite: visit www.gtcc.edu or contact us: 336-334-4822; ext. 53108 or [email protected]

Course Code: MKT-3101-Q3Date: January 21-May 12, Tuesday, Thursday, 9a -1pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 238 Instructor: TBA Cost: $188 plus cost of books

Computer Integrated Machining (CNC Machinist) Students will be taught to interpret blueprints, set up manual and CNC machines, perform basic and advanced machining operations, and make decisions to ensure that work quality is maintained. *Awards of Completion are earned at the successful completion of all of the courses in the program. Course material will be structured to the National Institute of Metalworking Skills for 2 NIMs credentials. Prerequisite: visit www.gtcc.edu or contact us: 336-334-4822; ext. 53108 or [email protected]

Computer Integrated Machining 1 (Course 1)Course Code: MEC-3010Date: January 11-April 29, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 2p-5p, Friday, 8a-5pLocation: TEC-Tech Ed Center, Greensboro Campus Room #: TBA Instructor: TBACost: $188 plus cost of books & supplies

Computer Integrated Machining 2 (Course 2) Course Code: MEC-3010Date: May 18-July 20, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 8a-1pLocation: TEC-Tech Ed Center, Greensboro Campus Room #: TBA Instructor: TBA Cost: $188 plus cost of books & supplies

Career Skills

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10Electronic Health Records Clerk (Hybrid)Health Records Clerks are responsible for maintaining active records, filing documents into the health records, auditing records and reporting findings of audits, maintaining and processing all releases to authorized persons and providing other administrative support duties, as needed. This is an important job in the Health Information Management field. The Quick Careers Electronic Health Records Clerk program consists of a series of 2 courses* designed to prepare students for a career as an Electronic Health Records Clerk. *Awards of Completion are earned at the successful completion of all of the courses in the program.

Medical Terminology/HIPPA (Course 1) Course Code: NUR-3235-HQ2Date: January 19-March 15, Tuesday 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 237 Instructor: L. TuckerCost: $188 plus cost of books

Electronic Health Records Clerk (Course 2)Course Code: OSC-4603-HQ12Date: March 22-June 28, Tuesday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 237 Instructor: L. TuckerCost: $188 plus cost of books

Health Insurance Billing Clerk (Classroom & Hybrid) Health Insurance Billing Clerks are responsible for compiling amounts owed to medical facility and for reviewing and maintaining orders, invoices and records to ensure accuracy. They also maintain patient payment records. Processing health insurance claims requires knowledge of all aspects of medical insurance. The Quick Careers Health Insurance Billing Clerk program consists of a series of 2 courses* designed to not only prepare students for a career as a Health Insurance Billing Clerk but also to prepare them to earn Certification. *Awards of Completion are earned at the successful completion of all of the courses in the program.

Medical Terminology (Course 1) Course Code: NUR-3235-Q3Date: January 19-March 10, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:30a -1:30p Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 233 Instructor: TBACost: $188 plus cost of books

Billing & Coding (Course 2) Course Code: MED-3030-HQ50Date: March 15-June 23, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:30a-1:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 233 Instructor: TBACost: $188 plus cost of books

Medical Interpreter - Spanish/English Spanish/English Bilingual? Enjoy helping people? If you've answered yes, a career as a Medical Interpreter may be right for you. Medical Interpreters work in healthcare settings and help patients communicate with doctors, nurses, and other staff. This course consists of a series of 3 courses* that prepare students for a career as a Medical Interpreter and prepare them to earn a Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters credential. *Awards of Completion are earned upon successful completion of all courses.

National Standards & Ethical Practices (Course 1) Course Code: FLI-3700N-Q7Date: January 19-March 22, Tuesday, 9a-1p Location: H4-High Point Campus Room #: 102 Instructor: K. Briles Cost: $133 plus cost of books

Spanish/English Medical Terminology (Course 2) Course Code: NUR-3235T-Q7Date: January 21-April 7, Monday & Thursday 9a-1p Location: H4-High Point Campus Room #: 102 Instructor: K. BrilesCost: $188 plus cost of books

Medical Interpreter Case Studies (Course 3) Course Code: FLI-3717C-Q7Date: April 11-May 12, Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9a-1p Location: H4-High Point Campus Room #: 102 Instructor: K. BrilesCost: $188 plus cost of books

Medical Receptionist (Hybrid) Medical Receptionists are responsible for greeting patients as they enter the admitting ward of a hospital or clinic. They also direct patients to appropriate parties, give direction, provide clerical support to the admitting staff, answer telephone calls, and direct callers to the appropriate department or unit. The medical receptionist is often the first person a patient may interact with over the phone or upon arriving at a medical facility.

Course Code: MED-4732-HQ67Date: February 1-May 11, Monday, Wednesday, 8:30a-1:30p Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 233 Instructor: TBA Cost: $188 plus cost of books

Pharmacy Technician Pharmacy Technicians are supervised by licensed Pharmacists and perform duties that do not require the pharmacist's expertise, like labeling prescription bottles and helping patients to complete medical insurance forms. Upon successful completion, a student should be equipped to pass a national certified exam and be registered by the State Board of

.)ThPC( naicinhceT ycamrahP deifitreC a sa ycamrahP(Strong math skills recommended) Prerequisite: Take an Assessment and demonstrate Level 4 skills. For additional information, visit www.gtcc.edu or contact us: 336-334-4822; ext. 53108 or [email protected] .

Course Code: PHM-3250-Q23Date: February 3-May 4,Tuesday, Thursday 9a-1pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 238 Instructor: TBACost: $188 plus cost of books

Pharmacy Technician (Hybrid)Pharmacy Technicians are supervised by licensed Pharmacists and perform duties that do not require the pharmacist's expertise, like labeling prescription bottles and helping patients to complete medical insurance forms. Upon successful completion, a student should be equipped to pass a national certified exam and be registered by the State Board of Pharmacy as a Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT). (Strong math skills recommended) Prerequisite: Take an Assessment and demonstrate Level 4 skills. For additional information, visit www.gtcc.edu or contact us: 336-334-4822; ext. 53108 or [email protected]

Course Code: PHM-3250-HQ15Date: February 9-April 19, Tuesday, 6p-9p Location:CTC-Community Training Ctr -J'town CampusRoom #: 122 Instructor: K. ForbisCost: $188 plus cost of books

Career Skills

Spring 2016



11Welder ("MIG")This course introduces gas metal arc welding (GMAW). Topics include equipment setup and fillet and groove welds with emphasis on application of GMAW electrodes on carbon steel plate. Upon completion, students should be able to perform fillet welds on carbon steel with prescribed electrodes in the flat, horizontal, and overhead positions. The Quick Careers Welder program consists of a series of 3 courses* designed to not only prepare students for a career as a Welder but also to prepare them to earn American Welding Society certification. *Awards of Completion are earned at the successful completion of all of the courses in the program. Prerequisite: Take an Assessment and demonstrate Level 4 Skills. For additional information, visit www.gtcc.edu or contact us: 336-334-4822; ext. 53108 or [email protected] .

Introduction to Welding (Course 1) Course Code: MNT-3111- Q17Date: January 19-February 23, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 5:30p-9:30p Location: WLD, Jamestown Campus Room #: 1 Instructor: TBACost: $188 plus cost of books & supplies

Welding – MIG (Course 2) Course Code: WLD-3106-Q17Date: March 7-May 11, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 5:30p-9:30p Location: WLD, Jamestown Campus Room #: Shop Instructor: TBACost: $188 plus cost of books & supplies

HRD Skills for Employment (Course 3) Course Code: HRD-3011Date: February 24-March 3, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 5:30p-9:30p Location: TBA, Jamestown Campus Room #: TBA Instructor: TBACost: $78 (students may be eligible for a fee waiver)

COMMUNICATIONPublic Speaking for the Shy & TerrifiedIt's not what you say; it’s how you say it. This workshop teaches the simple skills necessary to speak with confidence in front of an audience. Focus will be on public speaking and group presentation skills. By the end of the workshop, participants will demonstrate control over their voices and body language and have improved self-confidence in their speaking abilities.

Course Code: CSP4000-QH1Date: February 2-February 23, Tuesday, 6:30p-8pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 210 Instructor: J. JeffriesCost: $45 Public Speaking TooIf you enjoyed Public Speaking for the Shy and Terrified you will love Public Speaking Too. Eliminate "uh" and replace it with confidence. Make your presentations, announcements, or spur of the moment speeches fun for you and your audience or congregation. Learning techniques on handling hecklers or remembering the entire speech can be fun and enlightening. Let your voice be heard and felt. Supplies need: pencil, 3x 5 note cards and a bottle of water.

Course Code: CSP4000-NV1Date: March 15-April 5, Tuesday, 6:30p-8pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 210 Instructor: J. JeffriesCost: $45

Improv Yourself with ImprovTHINK FAST...on your feet! Always wanted to be the one with the witty "come back" or the right thing to say? Tired of awkward situations? Just want to have fun? THIS is the class for you! Improv is re-visited with real-life situations that teach you how to "think fast on your feet" and have fun while learning. Students need sneakers or comfortable footwear to move in safety, comfortable clothes, folder, water bottle, and desire to have fun!

Course Code: CSP4000-QD1Date: April 12-May 3, Tuesday, 6:30p-7:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: J. JeffriesCost: $35

American Sign Language (ASL) - BeginnersStudents will learn to appreciate and respect ASL as a living, unique and wholly naturally-occurring language, and recognize Deaf people as a community with their own set of cultural traditions and values. Students will become familiar with Deaf culture, history, folklore, community, and sub-communities such as the Deaf-Blind community in Greensboro. To appreciate and respect Deaf culture, students must understand the signed language. Students will learn appropriate cultural behaviors such as directing and maintaining attention, and a way of talking that keeps others informed. This course is appropriate for students who have no or minimal knowledge of Sign Language to the point where they can function comfortably in a wide variety of situations in the Deaf Community. Students learn how to use ASL to ask and answer questions, exchange personal information, discuss their jobs, discuss their families, discuss where they are from, and make appointments. Book is required, Sign Language Made Simple by Karen B. Lewis and Roxanne Henderson.

Course Code: CSP-4000-PC1Date: January 27-March 18, Thursday, 6p-8:30p Location: CEC- Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 217 Instructor: KaplanCost: $65

Career Skills - Communication Career Skills

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12COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

Beginner CoursesIntroduction to Computer KeyboardingLearn the proper "touch system" of keyboarding and the proper techniques using computer equipment including the keyboard. Skill building, speed, and accuracy are emphasized though practice. No Textbook is required. Course Code: CIS-3100-115Date: January 11-February 8, Monday, Wednesday, 9a-12pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 124 Instructor: Louise StanleyCost: $78Course Code: CIS-3100-116Date: April 4-April 27, Monday, Wednesday, 9a-12pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Louise StanleyCost: $78

Beginning Computers with Windows 8.1You will become familiar with, the parts of the computer, terminology and a basic introduction to some of the important software programs needed in the business world (Word and Excel). File and folder management are also discussed. Having taken this course, you will be prepared to take other computer classes with confidence! Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class. Course Code: CIS-3100-103Date: January 11-February 8, Monday, Wednesday, 9a-12pLocation: C1 - Cameron Center CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: Vergie BrinsonCost: $78Course Code: CIS-3100-104Date: January 11-February 8, Monday, Wednesday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Brandi RayCost: $78Course Code: CIS-3100-105Date: March 7-March 30, Monday, Wednesday, 9a-12pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Vergie BrinsonCost: $78Course Code: CIS-3100-106Date: April 4-April 27, Monday, Wednesday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Vergie BrinsonCost: $78

Introduction to Computers for Older AdultsThis course is designed for the older adult who is a beginning computer user. Topics include: basic computer terms, exercises to become comfortable using a mouse, basic Windows functions and file management. An introduction to Microsoft Office is included. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CIS-3100-117Date: January 12-February 18, Tuesday, Thursday, 2p-4pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 124 Instructor: Louise StanleyCost: $78

Introduction to the Internet & E-mail for Older AdultsThis course is designed for the Internet newbie, especially designed for the older adult. Explore the history of the Internet, use Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser, use many of the services on the web (browsing and e-mail) and most importantly, how to search using popular search engines. No textbook required.

Course Code: CIS-3100-122Date: April 4-May 2, Monday, Wednesday, 2p-4pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Louise StanleyCost: $78

Windows Courses

Introduction to Windows 8.1You will learn to navigate Windows 8.1, explore the interface and customize the desktop. Learn to manage, search and organize files and folders. See what new tools and techniques are available by using common applications. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CIS-3100-124Date: February 2-February 25, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Carolyn HillCost: $78

Course Code: CIS-3100-125Date: February 9-March 3, Tuesday, Thursday, 9a-12pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 124 Instructor: Vergie BrinsonCost: $78

Introduction to Windows 8.1 for Older AdultsDesigned for older adults who have some experience with a computer but want to know and use the many features of Windows. Learn to manage your desktop, find files, manage data and folders, add/remove software programs, and more. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CIS-3100-126Date: March 1-March 31, Tuesday, Thursday, 2p-4pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Louise StanleyCost: $78

Graphics CoursesIntroduction to Graphic DesignIn this course you will be introduced to basic design principles and shown fundamental skills in InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop in order to create a class project. Basic skills shown should translate into a number of projects that you can do after the class is done. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: SGR-3100-118Date: April 4-April 27, Monday, Wednesday, 9a-12p Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Dow HamblinCost: $78

Illustrator CCCreate and produce computer-aided illustrations by learning the fundamental concepts and features needed to master Adobe Illustrator CC. Learn skills used to create illustrations for print, multimedia and online graphics. Elements of basic drawing are also included. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: SGR-3100-127Date: January 11-February 8, Monday, Wednesday, 9a-12p Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Dow HamblinCost: $78

Course Code: SGR-3100-128Date: April 12-May 5, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30p Location: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Barry SlateCost: $78

Computer Technology

Spring 2016



13Illustrator CC IntermediateYou have created simple artwork by using the basic drawing and painting tools available in Adobe Illustrator® CC (2014). You will use advanced tools, options, and effects to create complex artwork. In this course, you will draw complex illustrations and enhance them by using various painting options. You will also use painting tools, manage colors, format type, work with effects, prepare artwork for commercial printing, and prepare graphics for the web. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: SGR-3100-129Date: February 15-March 9, Monday, Wednesday, 9a-12p Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Barry SlateCost: $78

InDesign CCDiscover the new levels of creative freedom and productivity using Adobe® InDesign® CC software. Tightly integrated with the Adobe applications you use most, InDesign CC delivers faster production workflows and a more fluid creative environment for designing professional layouts with sophisticated graphics and typography. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: SGR-3100-114Date: March 1-April 19, Tuesday, 6:30p-9:30p Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Dow HamblinCost: $78

Photoshop Elements 13Learn to organize and edit your digital images with Photoshop Elements 13. Starting with a basic workflow, learn to import and organize your photos using Catalogs and Albums. Learn techniques to crop and straighten images, make lighting and color corrections and remove unwanted areas of your images. Textbook is suggested but not required.

Course Code: SGR-3100-134Date: February 15-March 9, Monday, Wednesday, 1p-4p Location: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Sabrina TatumCost: $78

Photoshop Elements 13 IntermediateTake your Photoshop Elements 13 skills to the next level! Learn to work with advanced features of the Organizer; learn to work with selection tools, layers, and Masks. Learn techniques for enhancing photographs and methods and techniques to create and share photos. No textbook required.

Course Code: SGR-3100-135Date: March 21-April 13, Monday, Wednesday, 1p-4pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Sabrina TatumCost: $78

Photoshop CCThis course is designed as an introduction to photographic enhancement techniques and terminology using Photoshop CC. In this course, you will learn to use tools for selecting parts of images, move, duplicate and resize images. You will learn to use layers, layer effects, filters, painting and blending, and color modification. Textbook is suggested but not required.

Course Code: SGR-3100-130Date: January 14-March 3, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Barry SlateCost: $78

Course Code: SGR-3100-131Date: March 10-April 5, Tuesday, Thursday, 9a-12pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Barry SlateCost: $78

Photoshop CC IntermediateWe’ll turn you into a more serious Photoshop user by covering in depth: Alpha channels, paths, layers and masks / Using Actions and other automated features / Creating vector paths, editing paths, and using paths for masking. Textbook is suggested but not required.

Course Code: SGR-3100-132Date: March 10-April 28, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Sabrina TatumCost: $78

Course Code: SGR-3100-133Date: April 7-May 3, Tuesday, Thursday, 9a-12pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Barry SlateCost: $78

Microsoft Office Courses

Access 2013Learn the fundamentals of Access 2013, the latest release of the software. This class teaches you to create tables, enter, edit and format records, create forms for inputting records as well as learning to use filters. Learn to create simple queries, multiple criteria. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-101Date: February 8-March 2, Monday, Wednesday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Steven WilsonCost: $78

Access 2013 IntermediateLearn to manage field properties in tables, work with advanced form and report techniques, work with action queries and design complex reports. A discussion of Macros in included. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-102Date: March 7-March 30, Monday, Wednesday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Steven WilsonCost: $78

Excel 2013Learn spread sheets by exploring the Excel 2013 interface and features. Learn to enter, edit, sort and filter data, write and edit formulas and apply basic formatting for legibility. Learn to create simple charts and collaborate with users of earlier versions of Excel. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-108Date: January 12-February 4, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Susan KnorrCost: $78

Course Code: OST-3100-109Date: February 9-March 3, Tuesday, Thursday, 6p-9pLocation: C1 - Cameron Center CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: Matt HallCost: $78

Course Code: OST-3100-110Date: March 9-April 27, Wednesday, 9a-12pLocation: C1 - Cameron Center CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: Matt HallCost: $78

Computer Technology

Spring 2016



14Excel 2013 IntermediateLearn advanced formulas, sorting and filtering data as well as applying conditional formatting. Learn to create name ranges, create templates and use 3D references to link workbooks and worksheets. Prerequisite: Beginning Excel 2013 or comparable experience. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-111Date: February 9-March 3, Tuesday, Thursday, 9a-12pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Steven WilsonCost: $78

Course Code: OST-3100-112Date: February 9-March 3, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Steven WilsonCost: $78

Course Code: OST-3100-113Date: April 11-May 4, Monday, Wednesday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Carolyn HillCost: $78

Introduction to MS Office 2013Microsoft has made several improvements to the Office suite. The Ribbon replaces the menus and toolbars in the core applications, Office 2013 also features a number of exciting advances. This class will give you the basic skills need to use Microsoft Office 2013. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-119Date: January 11-February 8, Monday, Wednesday, 9a-12pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Sally BillmanCost: $78

Course Code: OST-3100-120Date: January 11-February 8, Monday, Wednesday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Elaine PorterCost: $78

Course Code: OST-3100-121Date: January 13-March 2, Wednesday, 9a-12pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Steven WilsonCost: $78

PowerPoint 2013Learn to create, edit, save, run and print presentations. Topics include creating and working with presentations, inserting graphics, applying design themes for a consistent look, using SmartArt to visually enhance text, apply animation and slide transition effects, customize background and bullets and insert tables. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-136Date: January 12-February 4, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 124 Instructor: Brandi RayCost: $78

Publisher 2013Publisher 2013, a powerful desktop publishing program covers, creating and editing text boxes, inserting and manipulating graphics, drawing objects, and creating e-mail publications. Learn to create Business Information Sets, use the Format Painter, create newsletters, use autoflow, create and format tables. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-137Date: January 11-March 7, Monday, 6:30p-9:30p Location: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 124 Instructor: Sabrina TatumCost: $78

Word 2013Now’s the perfect time to get up to speed in Word 2013! Learn to format documents quickly and efficiently using styles, Live Preview, keeping frequently used text blocks readily available with Quick Parts, setting preferences and collaborating with users of earlier versions of Word. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-138Date: March 3-April 21, Thursday, 9a-12pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Louise StanleyCost: $78

Course Code: OST-3100-139Date: March 8-March 31, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Brandi RayCost: $78

Course Code: OST-3100-140Date: March 10-April 5, Tuesday, Thursday, 9a-12pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: Vergie BrinsonCost: $78

Programming CoursesIntroduction to SQLSQL is the standard language for accessing and manipulating databases. Learn to execute queries, insert, delete, and update and retrieve records from a database. This class will focus on learning the commands necessary to successfully work with relational database management systems. Textbook is required and can be purchased from campus bookstore where the class is taught.

Course Code: CSC-4101-141Date: January 13-March 2, Wednesday, 6:30p-9:30p Location: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 124 Instructor: Susan KnorrCost: $78

Visual Basic 2012This course introduces event-driven computer programming using the Visual BASIC programming language. Topics include input/output operations, syntax, program structure, data types, arithmetical operations, functions, loops, conditional statements and other related topics. On-screen components such as command buttons, text boxes, and forms are also discussed. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CSC-4104B-142Date: February 15-April 4, Monday, 6:30p-9:30p Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Susan KnorrCost: $78

Visual Basic 2012 IntermediateThis class builds on the skill learned in Visual Basic 2012. Learn to use Menus, Dialogs, Procedures, Functions, and Arrays as well as Debugging, Executable Files, and Distribution. You should have taken Visual Basic 2012 or have equivalent experience. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CSC-4104C-143Date: April 7-May 3, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30p Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 222 Instructor: Susan KnorrCost: $78

Computer Technology

Spring 2016



15PC Troubleshooting and

Repair CoursesPC Troubleshooting & Repair ILearn to diagnose, identify, and repair failing components of personal computers. Topics include diagnostic techniques for identifying hardware and Windows related problems and repair. Learn the techniques used in determining if and when updates and upgrades are appropriate. This is a hands-on class emphasizing the diagnoses and repair of personal computers. No textbook required.

Course Code: CET-3100-101Date: January 12-March 1, Tuesday, 6p-9pLocation: AT-Applied Tech, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: Skip FosterCost: $78

PC Troubleshooting & Repair IIBuilding on the skills learned PC Troubleshooting and Repair I, this course is designed to teach you common error messages, their meaning and the appropriate course of action. Installing and configuring Windows and basic networking is also discussed. System analysis, isolation, and problem determination procedures as well as diagnosis of common faults are examined and error codes are explained. No textbook required.

Course Code: CET-3100-102Date: March 15-May 3, Tuesday, 6p-9pLocation: AT-Applied Tech, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: Skip FosterCost: $78

Laptop Troubleshooting & RepairYou will learn to install and maintain laptop hardware and software systems. You will learn to diagnose and repair laptop components and functions and learn to solve failures when they occur. No textbook is required. (Previous PC Troubleshooting and Repair classes are not a prerequisite for this class.)

Course Code: CET-3100-103Date: March 7-April 25, Monday, 6p-9pLocation: C1 - Cameron Center CampusRoom #: 233 Instructor: Skip FosterCost: $78

Web Development CoursesBeginning WordPressWordPress powers millions of blogs and websites. Learn to create your own with this powerful publishing platform. You learn to get the most out of the self-hosted version of WordPress and create feature-rich blogs and websites. This class explains how to create and publish posts and pages; customize your site with themes, widgets, and custom menus; and extend WordPress even further with plugins. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: OST-3100-107Date: February 8-March 2, Monday, Wednesday, 6p-9pLocation: C1 - Cameron Center CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: Barry SlateCost: $78

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOPSAccess 2013 WorkshopLearn the basic operations of the Microsoft Access 2013 database program. This course is designed to teach the features and functionality of Access 2013. In this class, you will create and populate tables, create forms and queries as well design reports. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CPX-7066-111Date: January 22, Friday, 9a-4pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Elaine PorterCost: $54 Excel 2013 WorkshopFollowing an overview of the program environment and a glimpse of the power of Excel, you will learn to enter and format data (both text and values), move and copy data, create formulas and functions to calculate data, and specify formula references as relative or absolute. You will also learn to format and print spreadsheets. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CPX-7064-112Date: April 8, Friday, 9a-4pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Elaine PorterCost: $54

Excel 2013 Intermediate WorkshopBuilding on the skills learned in the Excel 2013 Basics workshop, this workshop teaches advanced formulas, sorting, filtering, applying conditional formatting as well as charting and graphing. Learn to create PivotTables and PivotCharts. Textbook is required. Purchase from the bookstore where the course is taught PRIOR to class.

Course Code: CPX-7065-113Date: April 22, Friday, 9a-4pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Elaine PorterCost: $54 Introduction to Graphic Design WorkshopGain an understanding of print and web design fundamentals. Topics include brainstorming, design basics, illustration, typography, photography, animation, coding and more. The core software in the Adobe Creative Cloud-- Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Dreamweaver and Flash will be explained. In this part lecture, part hands-on design workshop, you will design and build a project using Adobe Illustrator. Textbook is not required.

Course Code: CPX-7075-114Date: May 6, Friday, 9a-4pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Barry SlateCost: $54

NEW!Photoshop CC WorkshopLearn the basic operations of Photoshop CC. In this course, you will learn to use tools for selecting parts of images, move, duplicate and resize images. You will learn to use layers, layer effects, filters, painting and blending, and color modification. Handouts will be provided.

Course Code: CPX-7084-115Date: March 18, Friday, 9a-4pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Barry SlateCost: $54

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CONSTRUCTIONGeneral Contractorʼs PrepThis course has four components – making students aware of the requirements to becoming a Residential General Contractor in North Carolina, information on the application process, information on the state licens-ing exam, and study of working in the field through an examination of blueprint reading and other topics – building terminology, estimating, safety, employ-ment regulations, building and administrative codes. Individuals must meet specific requirements to become a General Contractor. Please go to www.nclbgc.org and see if you meet these requirements PRIOR to registering for this class. Textbooks are required and must be purchased from the Greensboro Campus bookstore PRIOR to class. The required textbooks cost approximately $345. For additional information, contact Megan Varnadore at [email protected], or (336) 334-4822 ext. 53024

Course Code: CAR-3118-102Date: February 4-May 5, Thursday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 205 Instructor: J. McNeillCost: $133

COOKINGCake Decorating BeginningIn this class you will learn how to ice your cake evenly, make a decorative border around the cake, icing flowers, roses and pansies and simple writing techniques. At the end of the class, your cake will look professionally finished. A list of supplies will be given on the first day of class or instructor will contact you prior to class beginning and there will be an extra cost for supplies.

Course Code: CSP4000-NX1Date: February 8-March 7, Monday, 6p-8:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: S. SandersCost: $50

Course Code: CSP4000- BQ1Date: March 1-March 29, Tuesday, 6p-8pLocation: H1, High Point CampusRoom #: 132 Instructor: B. TaylorCost: $ 50

Cake Decorating-IntermediateIn this class, students will learn more intermediate techniques for working with both buttercream and fondant. This class will also focus on the proper stacking of a multi-tiered cake. At the end of the class, you will have learned how to create a professional looking multi-tiered custom cake. Pre-requisite; beginning cake decorating or mid-level cake decorating skills. A list of supplies will be given on the first day of class or instructor will contact you regarding supplies prior to class beginning and there will be an extra cost for supplies.

Course Code: CSP4000-PB1Date: March 21-April 18, Mondays, 6p-8:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: S. SandersCost: $50

Course Code: CSP4000-BR1Date: April 12-May 10, Tuesday, 6p-8pLocation: H1, High Point CampusRoom #: 132 Instructor: TaylorCost: $50

The Taste of Opportunity- Exploring Catering & Event Planning Techniques for Everyday EventsIn this fun and exciting course learn the tips from a catering and event planning professional. If you find yourself being thrown in to planning events for the charity, in the community, at church, or for family and friends, this course is for you. It's also perfect for those who would like to enhance their presentation skills for the dishes that they prepare. We will cover topics like, creating spectacular buffets, decor, plating and packaging food beautifully, incorporating food service into your event theme, timing and preparation, event planning fundamentals and much more.

Course Code: CSP4000-NI1Date: February 1-February 29, Monday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 223 Instructor: SimonCost: $45

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DANCE, FITNESS, & HEALTH

Dance East Coast SwingLearn the basics of East Coast Swing dancing, as you have fun and exercise in this four week course. The instructor will cover several steps and provide a routine for students to use out on the dance floor. Please bring or wear comfortable footwear

Course Code: CSP-4000- BN1Date: February 2-February 23,Tuesday, 6:30p-8:30pLocation:CC-Medlin Campus Center, J'town CampusRoom #: 100 Instructors: T. Saunders Cost: $65

Tango/SalsaThe passion of Tango originated in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This passionate dance has flicks and sharp footworks. Please wear comfortable clothing and footwear.

Course Code: CSP4000- BO1Date: March 8-April 5, Tuesday, 6:30p-8:30pLocation:CC-Medlin Campus Center, J'town CampusRoom #: 100 Instructor: T. SaundersCost: $65 (No class 3/15)

Rumba Cha/ChaLearn how to Cha Cha Cha and Rumba. You can add a little spice to your life and broaden your cultural horizons which having fun in this four week course. The instructor will cover several steps and provide a routine for students to use out on the dance floor. Please wear comfortable shoes and clothes.

Course Code: CSP-4000- BP1Date: April 12-May 3, Tuesday, 6:30p-8:30pLocation:CC-Medlin Campus Center, J'town CampusRoom #: 100 Instructors: T. Saunders Cost: $65

FitnessGolf BeginnerThis course is designed for the beginner golfer with little or no experience. Instruction will be given for irons, woods, chipping, putting, course etiquette and rules of play by a golf professional. A bucket of balls will be supplied each class period.

Course Code: CSP-4000- BS1Date: April 6-May 11, Wednesday, 2p-3pLocation: DRGR, Deep River Golf RangeRoom #: n/a Instructor: R. KurtzCost: $105

Personal Fitness Certification CourseCome join this fun field and be a part of what ABC NEWS.com states as the 4th hottest job in the US at a national average of $34 an hour. Whether a career move or for your own personal knowledge get all the information you need to become a CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER. This challenging course is taught over a 5-week period for better retention and skill competency. The National Exam is held on the 6th week. This course is formatted as a 60-hour program and is comprised of 15 hours of lecture, 15 hours of practical training and a 30-hour internship that networks may graduates right into a job. It covers topics including biomechanics, exercise physiology, fitness testing, and equipment usage and health assessment. CPR/AED is needed to receive the certificate. W.I.T.S. is the only major certifying bodies in the country providing comprehensive practical training and internship components. Textbook is required and not included in course fees. Practical sessions are held at the Maximum Performance, 108 B S Walnut Circle, Greensboro. Visit website: witseducation.com or call 888-330-9487 for additional information.

No refunds or drop/add given once class has begun.

Course Code: CSP4000-MX1Date: March 1-April 7, Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro Campus Room #: 216 Instructor: WITSCost: $700

Want to learn more about the Personal Trainer Certification Course? Come join our live webinar and talk with a veteran instructor all about the course and industry. Webinars are offered monthly so please register for any of the below. Can’t make the date and time? Register anyway and we will send you a recording once it is complete.

Please register for Live Your Passion, Become a Personal Trainer! on Jan 13, 2016 4:00 PM EST at: http://tinyurl.com/fitnessorientation113

Please register for Live Your Passion, Become a Personal Trainer! on Feb 03, 2016 12:00 PM EST at: http://tinyurl.com/fitnessorientation203

DRIVING PROGRAMSFor enrollment information please call 336-334-4822 or 336-454-1126 Ext. 55021.

DDC-4 HourIf you want a refresher course in the latest rules of the road, this class may be for you. Topics covered include safety belts, child safety regulations, passing safely, the effect of alcohol and drugs on driving and vehicle laws and regulations.

DDC-ADD 8-Hour-Attitudinal Dynamics of DrivingThis highly effective driver-training program is developed especially for problem drivers. By emphasizing the connections between behavior and attitude, DDC-ADD helps participants to see how reckless driving is a result of their own actions. Please visit our website for more information about these classes http://www.gtcc.edu/personal-enrichmentNote: All Classes are classroom instruction only. All our instructors are certified through the National Safety and Health Council of North Carolina.

Safety First This 1.5 hour, fast paced classroom program is ideal for the candidates that received seat belt, stop sign/stop light and texting violations or want a refresher of the rules of the road. It effectively demonstrates the consequences of poor choices that drivers make behind the wheel that include injury to themselves or others. Topics covered include safety belts, child safety regulations, potential result of injury or death when restraint systems are not used, correctly stopping at stop sign/lights, and who has the right of way and the consequences of texting and driving. Registration Fee: $25.CSP-4000-S116 Thursday 2/11/16 6:30pm-8pm High Point 102CSP-4000-S124 Thursday 3/10/16 6:30pm-8pm Wendover W2 223CSP-4000-S132 Thursday 4/7/16 6:30pm-8pm High Point 102CSP-4000-S140 Thursday 5/12/16 6:30pm-8pm Wendover W2 223

Safety First Online:CSP-4000-O113 Online 1/25 – 1/31CSP-4000-O120 Online 2/22 – 2/28CSP-4000-O130 Online 3/28 – 4/3CSP-4000-O136 Online 4/18 – 4/22

Dance - Driving

Spring 2016



18NCDOT Oversized & Overload Escort Vehicle TrainingThe North Carolina Department of Transportation requires that all Oversize-Overweight Load Escort Vehicle Drivers must be certified. The Program includes instruction in safe and effective escort skills, an examination that documents course comprehension, and a system of recognizing drivers certified by this or another state. To become certified, escort drivers must attend the 8-hour DOT Escort Vehicle Course.Registration InformationAll Materials are included in the class registration fee. The Registration fee for the DOT 4-Hour Recertification is $65.00. The Registration fee for the DOT 8-Hour Class is $110.00

Note: All classes are classroom instruction only. Call for course availability, to register, or for more information.

DOT 4-Hour Recertification CSP-4000-R122 Saturday 2/27/16 8:00a-12:00p H4 205

CSP-4000-R128 Saturday 3/19/16 8:00a-12:00p W2 223

CSP-4000-R138 Saturday 4/23/16 8:00a-12:00p H4 205

DOT 8-Hour BeginnerCSP-4000-B115 Saturday 2/6/16 8am-5pm H4 205

CSP-4000-B123 Saturday 3/5/16 8am-5pm W2 223

CSP-4000-B131 Saturday 4/2/16 8am-5pm H4 205

CSP-4000-B139 Saturday 5/7/16 8am-5pm H4 205

Motorcycle-Experienced Rider Class (ERC)This is a 9 hour course designed for students with at least 6 months of riding experience; it stresses both the mental and physical aspect of riding, gives specific information on how to lower the risks of riding, and provides training and practice in critical riding skills. You will need long pants, eye protection, helmet, gloves, over the angle footwear and long sleeved jacket. You must bring your own bike. Class will meet from 8am – 6pm on Sunday at the Jamestown Campus in the Public Safety building, Room 224. The registration fee is $105.00 and PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

For more information please contact our office at 336-334-4822 Ext. 55021.

MTC-8002-1HA April 10MTC-8002-1HB May 15

Motorcycle- Basic Rider Course (BRC) This updated Basic Rider Course curriculum is a hybrid style course that includes a 3-4 hour online course that is prerequisite for the range exercises. Participants will be able to learn safe motorcycle riding skills under the direction of the NC Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s certified instructors. This beginning course is designed for riders with little or no experience. However, you must be able to ride a bicycle, lift and keep the motorcycle upright. Upon successfully completing the riding portion, students will receive a DMV completion card to present to DMV office to then take written exam for M endorsement on their license.

What you will need for training when riding during the course:a) a helmet designed to meet DOT standards and proper eye protection (Face shields are acceptable)b) Sturdy over the ankle footwear (riding boots preferred)c) long sleeved shirt or jacketd) long non-flare denim pants or materials of equivalent/better durabilitye) full-fingered gloves with grip material

Motorcycles are provided for the Basic Riders Course (BRC) and PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED prior to attending class. Once class starts no REFUNDS are given at any point.

Class Schedule:You will have to complete and pass the online portion (e-Course) prior to attending class on Saturday. Failure to complete the e-Course will result in no certificate and you will not be allowed to attend the riding portion for Saturday and Sunday. If e-Course is taken in the classroom, class will meet on Friday from 6pm-10pm at the Jamestown campus in the Applied Technology building, Room TBA. Saturday and Sunday times are 8:00am-6:00pm, classes meet at the Jamestown Campus in the Public Safety Building Room 224, unless otherwise specified. The registration fee is $195.00. For additional information please contact our office at 336-334-4822 Ext. 55021. Or visit our website: http://www.gtcc.edu/personal-enrichment/motorcycle

MTC-8001-1HK January 15, 16, 17MTC-8001-1HL February 5, 6, 7MTC-8001-1HM February 19, 20, 21MTC-8001-1HN March 4, 5, 6MTC-8001-1HP March 11, 12, 13MTC-8001-1HQ April 12, 13MTC-8001-1HR April 22, 23, 24MTC-8001-1HS May 6, 7, 8

NOTE: The North Carolina Motorcycle Safety Education Program requires 100% attendance. There are no refunds after the class begins.

FINANCEFinancial Planning for RetireesThis course covers the main areas of concern for the retiree's finance: investment planning, income tax planning and risk management. Specific topics include, proper portfolio balance, reducing probate costs and estate taxes, reducing federal and NC income taxes and long term care planning.

Course Code: CSP4000-PA1Date: January 21-February 18, Thursdays, 3p-5pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro Campus Room #: 152A Instructor: WaltersCost: $40.00

NEW!Financial Freedom: The 90 Day FocusEveryone knows that the need a budget to be successful with money, but it can be challenging. Financial freedom: The 90 Day Focus is a hands on workshop that will:• Enlighten you on steps to get out of debt• Enhance your current savings platform• Enrich your personal and professional goals• Empower you to stay focused to create lifelong habits for successful money management.

This class is great for individuals who want to make changes in their personal, professional, and business lives. Attendees should bring a flash drive and can purchase The 90 Day Focus as an option. Worksheets and online sites will be used in this three-hour workshop.

Course Code: CSP4000-NB1Date: February 29, Monday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro Campus Room #: 152A Instructor: Pennix-BrownCost: $35

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19NEW! Time Management: The 90 Day FocusEveryone knows that they need to manage their time effectively, but sometimes it’s a challenge. This 3 hour workshop will help you develop techniques to:• Enlighten you on habits that need to be improved• Enhance your schedule to increase productivity

with specific tools• Enrich your personal and professional goals by

providing a realistic time-frame to achieve yours goals

• Empower you to stay focused to create lifelong habits for successful time and organization.

This class is great for individuals who want to make changes in their personal, professional, and business lives. Attendees should bring a flash drive and can purchase The 90 Day Focus as an option. Worksheets and online sites will be used in this three-hour workshop.

Course Code: CSP4000-NJ1Date: March 28, Monday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro Campus Room #: 152a Instructor: Pennix-BrownCost: $35

FOREIGN LANGUAGEFrench

Beginners French This course will introduce you to the basics of French, focusing on conversation for everyday occurrences including greetings and basic conversations. Textbook required and can be purchased at GTCC Greensboro bookstore. Communicating in French, Elementary Level by Conrad J. Schmitt.Course Code: CSP4000-NA1Date: February 15-April 4, Monday, 6:30p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 224 Instructor: K. SetzerCost: $80

ItalianItalian BeginnersHave fun while learning pronunciation and common phrases and vocabulary essential to travel and everyday conversation. The instructor is a native speaker and will give you insights into Italian culture and life. Text book required, "Practice Makes Perfect Series, Italian Conversation" by Marcel Danesi and can be purchased at the GTCC Greensboro bookstore.Course Code: CSP4000-QX1Date: March 3-April 21, Thursday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 210 Instructor: A. MundulaCost: $80

SpanishSpanish Absolute BeginnerThis course is designed for people interested in learning Spanish conversation, who have never studied the language and are absolute beginners. Students will learn basic vocabulary and greetings at a slow pace. This course will prepare you for Spanish Beginners. Textbook required

Course Code: CSP4000- BT1Date: February 16-March 22 , Tuesday, 6:30p-9pLocation: AT- Applied Tech, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 253 Instructor: M. SmithCost: $65

Beginners Spanish (formerly 101)This course is designed for students who have had some basic Spanish or Beginners level Spanish and who want to improve their conversational skills. Emphasis is place on oral communication, reading of basic phrases, expressions and grammar instruction required to facilitate meaningful conversation. Book is required, "Easy Spanish Step-by-Step" by Barbara Bregstein for class and can be purchased at the Bookstore

Course Code: CSP-4000- BU1Date: April 5-May 10, Tuesday, 6:30p-9pLocation: AT – Applied Tech, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 253 Instructor: M. SmithCost: $65

Course Code: CSP4000-QJ1Date: February 4-March 10, Thursday, 6:30p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 224 Instructor: M. SmithCost: $65

Intermediate Spanish (formerly 201)This course is for those completing Beginning Spanish who want to increase their conversational skills. Emphasis is place on oral communication, reading of basic phrases, expressions and grammar instruction required to facilitate meaningful conversation. Book is required "Easy Spanish Step-by-Step " by Barbara Bregstein for class and can be purchased at the GTCC Bookstore.

Course Code: CSP4000-QK1Date: March 24-April 21, Thursday, 6:30p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 224 Instructor: M. SmithCost: $65

HEALTH & SAFETYActivity Director Coordinator State and Federal regulations require an Activity Director working in an assisted living facility or nursing home to complete a state approved Activity Training course. Individuals completing this course will receive a certificate of completion and will be in compliance with the requirements. Individuals completing this course will be qualified and can use this course as a step toward national certification for Activity Directors. Textbook is required and must be purchased from the Greensboro campus bookstore PRIOR to class. The textbook costs approximately $46. For additional information, contact Megan Varnadore at [email protected], or (336) 334-4822 ext. 53024

Course Code: HSE-3264-101Date: February 4-May 12, Thursday, 5p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 238 Instructor: J. NicholsCost: $188

CPR ClassesAll classes are certified through the American Heart Association at the healthcare provider level. A BLS for Healthcare Providers student manual is required. All students must be pre-registered 48 hours prior to the start of each class. No fees can be collected during class. For further information, please contact 334-4822 extension 50281.

Course Code: SEF 3001-TA1 Date: January 4, Monday, 6p-10pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 229 Instructor: TBACost: $45

Course Code: SEF 3001-TF1Date: February 9, Tuesday, 6p-10pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: TBACost: $45

Course Code: SEF 3001-TJ1 Date: March 7, Monday, 6p-10pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 229 Instructor: TBACost: $45

Course Code: SEF 3001-TP1 Date: April 12, Tuesday, 6p-10pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: TBACost: $45

Course Code: SEF 3001-TS1 Date: May 2, Monday, 6p-10pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 229 Instructor: TBACost: $45

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20CPR and First Aid ClassesAll classes are certified through the American Heart Association. The CPR portion is at the Healthcare Provider level. A BLS for Healthcare Providers student manual is required. All students must be pre-registered 48 hours prior to the start of each class. No fees can be collected during class. For further information, please contact 334-4822 extension 50281.

Course Code: SAF 3010-TD1 Date: January 23, Saturday, 8:30a-5pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: TBACost: $78

Course Code: SAF 3010-TH1 Date: February 27, Saturday, 8:30a-5pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: TBACost: $78

Course Code: SAF 3010-TM1 Date: March 19, Saturday, 8:30a - 5pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: TBACost: $78

Course Code: SAF 3010-TR1 Date: April 23, Saturday, 8:30a-5pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 213 Instructor: TBACost: $78

EMT Intermediate/Advanced EMTThis course is designed to train individuals to add to their emergency medical technician skills. The student is exposed to emergency patient care through both classroom training and hands-on application. Topics include patient assessment, basic life support techniques (including airway management and CPR), oxygen therapy, treatment of shock, treatment of fractures, management of various medical emergencies, and emergency childbirth. This course allows the advancement of IV Therapy and Medication Administration. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be eligible to take the North Carolina and/or National Registry Intermediate Emergency Medical Technician certification exam. Fee is waived for law, fire, and EMS personnel. Pre-registration is required. Pre-requisites that are required include successful completion of compass tests. Minimum scores are: 81 on reading, 70 on writing, and 45 on pre-algebra, along with current EMT Basic Certification and current CPR certification, a High School Diploma or GED. Students will be required to have a physical and shot records for clinical and rides.

Course Code: EMS 3045-111 Date: January 12-May 19, Tuesday, Thursday, 6p-10p, rotating Saturday 8a-5pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 220 Instructor: ShinaCost: $204.50

Initial EMT-BasicThis course is designed to train individuals to become emergency medical personnel. The student is exposed to emergency patient care through both classroom training and hands-on application. Topics include patient assessment, basic life support techniques (including airway management and CPR), oxygen therapy, treatment of shock, treatment of fractures, management of various medical emergencies and emergency childbirth. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be eligible to take the North Carolina and/or National Registry Basic Emergency Medical Technician certification exam.

TO REGISTER: Go to the Assessment Center. Take the reading exam and score 58 or higher. Take your reading test score and go to registration. Course must be paid for at the time of registration. Make sure you bring your receipt and reading test score with you the first day of class. If you are affiliated with a fire/EMS/police agency, you must present valid proof during registration and a letter from your agency of affiliation for the fee to be waived. No registrations are accepted after the first day of class.

Questions? Contact: Tori Shina at ext. 50378

Course Code: EMS 3044-101 Date: January 11-March 23, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9a-4pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 220 Instructor: SavilleCost: $198

Course Code: EMS 3044-102Date:January 9-April 30, Tuesday, Thursday, 6p-9:30, every other Saturday from 8a-5pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 229 Instructor: AllenCost: $198

Course Code: EMS 3044-103-Hybrid Course (This class requires online work)Date: January 9-April 30, Saturday, 8:30a-5pLocation: PSB-Public Safety, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 220 Instructor: ShinaCost: $198

EMT RefresherCourse Code: EMS-3075-105-Hybrid course(This class requires online work)Date: Feb12-Mar 18, Friday, 8a-5p Classroom attendance required on 2/12, 3/11, and 3/18Location: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 229 Instructor: ShinaCost: $188

Medication Administration AideThis course is designed to meet training requirements for the North Carolina Board of Nursing Medication Aide Certification. The training prepares Nurse Aides to administer medications to long term care residents. Course topics include scope of duties; legal and ethical responsibilities; administration of medications by various routes; infection control; and documentation including commonly used abbreviations. Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a certificate and are then eligible to take the state competency exam administered under NC Division of Health Services Regulation.

The Medication Aide employed in a long term care/skilled facility must also be listed on the Nurse Aide 1 Registry. Therefore a requirement for course enrollment is that the student is an NA 1 with active listing on the North Carolina Nurse Aide 1 registry.**Medication aides who pass medications in long term/skilled nursing facilities should not be confused with medication aides who pass medications in adult care settings such as assisted living or group homes.

Additional Information:On the first day of class, you must present a copy of verification as a Nurse Aide 1 in good standing on the NC Registry. This can be verified on line at https://www.ncnar.org/verify_listings1.jsp. A contact email should be sent to the Director of Health Careers & NA Training Program ([email protected]) to receive the Employment certification form and make an appointment to present these two documents (NA Registry verification and Employment certification) for preregistration for the course.

Schedules & Program information can also be found on our website at www.gtcc.edu/na1 or you may call the NA 1 Office at (336) 334-4822 ext. 53062 or email [email protected].

Nurse Assistant 1 (NA)This course introduces basic nursing skills required to provide personal care for patients, residents, or clients in a health care setting. Topics include communications, safety, patients’ rights, personal care, vital signs, elimination, nutrition, emergencies, rehabilitation, and mental health. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate skills necessary to qualify as a Nursing Assistant 1 with the North Carolina Nurse Aide 1 Registry. This is a certificate-level course. A high school diploma or GED is required.

YOU MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS TO REGISTER AND ATTEND A COURSE:

1. Be at least 18 years of age (no exceptions)

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212. Have a valid High School diploma or GED certificate from an accredited school (if you have never taken a class at GTCC before and have a high school diploma from another country, it will need to be validated through our International Advising Dept. You may contact them to set up an appointment at 336-334-4822 ext. 50169. You will be dismissed from the class if the high school diploma you have is from an unaccredited high school. This will be checked on the first day of class. If unsure if your high school is accredited, you may email Amy Leonard at [email protected] and she will check for you.)

3. MUST have a U.S. government-issued Social Security Card, signed and non-laminated (a permanent resident card, such as a Visa, or any other alien identification card will not be accepted)

4. Have an unexpired Government issued photo ID such as a Driver’s License or Passport (must bring a copy of this to the first class)

You MUST bring all of the above documents to the first class for verification by the instructor. If you do not meet ALL these qualifications, you will be dismissed from the course and will receive a refund of the registration fee.

If GTCC already has your transcripts on file, you will not need to bring your high school diploma or GED certificate to the first class and will only need to bring your original Social Security card and copy of your Photo ID. If you are unsure if it is on file or not, you may email Amy Leonard at [email protected] and she can check for you.

STUDENTS MUST PURCHASE THE REQUIRED STUDENT MANUAL PRIOR TO FIRST CLASS/ORIENTATION


NA 1 Training Refresher Course The NA I Training Refresher Course is offered to enrollees who have (1) been listed or are currently listed on the NC Nurse Aide I Registry; (2) have successfully completed a state approved training program; (3) hold a state recognized unencumbered health care credential (EMT, EMT-P, CMA, RN, LPN, etc.) from any state. Military personnel who have had medical/corpsman training may also enroll. This 48 hour course consists of a brief review of the NA I theory curriculum, selected NA I skills, and preparation for the state written and skill exams. Successful completion of this refresher course will provide individuals with a review of the knowledge, skills, and abilities that must be demonstrated on the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) Examination necessary for listing on the North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry. (Note: If you have taken the North Carolina NNAAP test three times within a two-year period, and failed, you are ineligible to take a refresher class and must re-take the complete Nursing Assistant 1 course. References to this rule may be found in the NC Nurse Aide I Candidate Handbook.) Additional Note: If your goal is to enroll in Nursing School, this course will NOT meet the required pre-requisite and you will need to take an accredited complete Nursing Assistant 1 course.)

YOU MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS TO TAKE THE COURSE:1. Be at least 18 years of age (no exceptions)

2. Have a valid High School diploma or GED certificate from an accredited school (if you have never taken a class at GTCC before and have a high school diploma from another country, it will need to be validated through our International Advising Dept. You may contact Keisha Jones to set up an appointment at 336-334-4822 ext. 50169 or via email at [email protected]. You will be dismissed from the class if the high school diploma you have is from an unaccredited high school. This will be checked on the first day of class. If unsure if your high school is accredited, you may email Amy Leonard at [email protected] and she will check for you.)

3. Enrollees must provide a copy of unencumbered Registry listing or any state recognized or military health care credential by nurse aide listing number or other credential identifier.

4. MUST have a U.S. government-issued Social Security Card, signed and non-laminated (a permanent resident card, such as a Visa, or any other alien identification card will not be accepted)

5. Have an unexpired Government issued photo ID such as a Driver's License or Passport (must bring a copy of this to the first class)

You MUST bring all of the above documents to the first class for verification by the instructor. If you do not meet ALL these qualifications, you will be dismissed from the course and will receive a refund of the registration fee.

If GTCC already has your transcripts on file, you will not need to bring your high school diploma or GED certificate to the first class and will only need to bring your original Social Security card and copy of your Photo ID. If you are unsure if it is on file or not, you may email Amy Leonard at [email protected] and she can check for you.

STUDENTS MUST PURCHASE THE REQUIRED STUDENT MANUAL PRIOR TO FIRST CLASS

The registration fee is $136.00. Financial Aid is not available for this class as it is a non-credit certificate course.


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HOME & GARDENFurniture ReupholsteryLearn how to reupholster chairs, sofas, and other pieces of fine furniture. Learn how to sew cushions, skirts, and all covers for re-upholstery; how to re-tie and tie springs; how to brace the frame; and how to secure the webbing. Also included will be fabric layout and cutting, some techniques of refinishing the legs, and fabric patterns and styles. Bring to the first class: a pair of regular pliers and a tack puller (can be purchased at a hardware store) and a "small project" (footstool, dining room chair etc.) and fabric. A list of other needed tools will be provided at the first class (approximate cost $40 - $60).

Course Code: CSP-4000- BL1Date: February 6-March 19, Saturday, 9a-1pLocation: H2, High Point CampusRoom #: 200 Instructor: E. PiotrowskiCost: $125

Course Code: CSP-4000 -BM1Date: April 2-May 14, Saturday, 9a-1pLocation: H2, High Point CampusRoom #: 200 Instructor: E. PiotrowskiCost: $125

NEW!!! Home Staging: Make Your House Stand Out from Your Competition & Sell Faster & For More Money! Home staging spotlights your home’s best features while downplaying its problem areas. It starts with cleaning and de-cluttering and can include painting and rearranging furniture, among other tasks. The goal is to create a welcoming environment that’s easy for buyers to see as their lives happening there! Students will need to bring flash drive with photos of home and note taking materials.

Course Code: CSP4000-NE1Date: February 17-March 2, Wednesday, 6p-8pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 224 Instructor: CaffarelCost: $45

INSURANCEProperty & CasualtyThis is the course required by the NC Insurance Commission for eligibility to take the State Licensing Examination. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to discuss automobile insurance, general liability exposures and insurance, workers' compensation, commercial fire and other insurance, homeowners' insurance, crime insurance and government fire and casualty insurance. Textbooks are required and must be purchased from the Greensboro Campus Bookstore PRIOR to class. The textbook/CD costs approximately $103. For additional information, contact Megan Varnadore at [email protected], or (336) 334-4822 ext. 53024

Course Code: INS-3385-105Date: March 7-April 28, Monday, Thursday, 6p-9:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152c Instructor: G. SkeetersCost: $188

Life, Accident, & HealthUnder the approval of the NC Department of Insurance, this course prepares and certifies you to sit for the State Licensing Examination for Life, Health, and Accident. Upon successful completion of the course, you will have the knowledge of types of individual life insurance, annuities, policy provisions, health insurance policies and relevant NC statutes and regulations. Textbooks are required and must be purchased from the Jamestown Campus Bookstore PRIOR to class. The textbook costs approximately $64. For additional information, contact Megan Varnadore at [email protected], or (336) 334-4822 ext. 53024

Course Code: INS-3385-107Date: February 26-March 10, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 6p-10p Saturday, Sunday, 8a-5pLocation: AT-Applied Tech, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 323 Instructor: W. BatistaCost: $133

Medicare Pre-Licensing PrepUnder the approval of the NC Department of Insurance, this course prepares and certifies you to sit for the State Licensing Examination for Medicare. Upon successful completion of this course, you will have the knowledge of types of Medicare, policy provisions, health insurance policies and relevant NC statutes and regulations. Textbooks are required and must be purchased from the Jamestown Campus bookstore PRIOR to class. Textbook costs approximately $32. For additional information, contact Megan Varnadore at [email protected], or (336) 334-4822 ext. 53024

Course Code: INS-3385-109Date: March 21-March 28, Monday,Wednesday, 6p-10pLocation: AT-Applied Tech, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 323 Instructor: W. BatistaCost: $78

MUSICBasic Guitar 1This course focuses on skills and concepts of learning to play the guitar. In this course you will learn playing basic cords in first position(18); learning notes on the six strings, playing in a variety of styles, right hand studies-finger picking and pick style, basic music rotation and chord symbols, playing duets, trios, music theory and chord construction, progressions and much more. Book is required for class and can be purchased at GTCC Bookstore.

Course Code: CSP4000-NN1Date: February 1-April 4, Monday, 6p-8:30pLocation:CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 210 Instructor: L. BurkeCost: $125

Basic Guitar IIThis class is a continuation of Beginning Guitar 1. Emphasis will be on scales, position playing and performance (trios, duets). Book required for class, purchase at the GTCC Bookstore.

Course Code: CSP4000-ME1Date: February 3-April 6, Wednesday, 6p-8:30pLocation:CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 210 Instructor: L. BurkeCost: $125

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23NEW!Music History For Music LoversThis course is designed to help students understand the vocabulary, philosophical thought, music and lives of major composers. They will listen to examples of compositions form different time periods. Students will become familiar with the signs and terms related to the different forms of music such as symphony, sonata and concerto. Students should fell more knowledgeable when attending concerts.

Course Code: CSP-4000- BF1Date: March 9-April 27, Wednesday, 6:45p-8:45pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 102 Instructor: KingCost: $80

NOTARYNotary Public WorkshopIf you are at least 18 years old, have never been convicted of a felony, have a High School diploma or GED and can satisfactorily complete this workshop, you can apply for your Notary Public Commission. The Notary Public Guidebook (10th Edition) is required and is available in the GTCC bookstore for $25.75. You must purchase this from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class. If you arrive to class without your guidebook, you will not be allowed to attend the class. Please bring a photo I.D. (Driver’s License) to your class. NOTE: The classes that are scheduled from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM will include a one hour break. Self-supporting class.

Course Code: CSP-4000-N176Date: January 22, Friday, 9a-5pLocation: C1, Cameron CampusRoom #: 231B Instructor: N. RouthCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N177Date: January 30, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: H4, High Point Campus Room #: 203 Instructor: D. StephensonCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N178Date: February 6, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: CT-Community Training Center, J'town CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: N. RouthCost: $78 Course Code: CSP-4000-N179Date: February 12, Friday, 9a-5pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A Instructor: N. RouthCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N180Date: February 20, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: H4, High Point CampusRoom #: 203 Instructor: G. SudduthCost: $78Course Code: CSP-4000-N181Date: February 27, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A Instructor: D. StephensonCost: $78Course Code: CSP-4000-N182Date: March 5, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: CT-Community Training Center, J'town CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: G. PattonCost: $78Course Code: CSP-4000-N183Date: March 11, Friday, 9a-5pLocation: C1, Cameron CampusRoom #: 231A Instructor: N. RouthCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N184Date: March 19, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: H4, High Point CampusRoom #: 203 Instructor: G. SudduthCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N185Date: April 2, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: CT-Community Training Center, J'town CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: N. RouthCost: $78Course Code: CSP-4000-N186Date: April 8, Friday, 9a-5pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A Instructor: G. PattonCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N187Date: April 16, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: H4-High Point CampusRoom #: 203 Instructor: G. SudduthCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N188Date: April 23, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A Instructor: D. StephensonCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N190Date: May 7, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: CT-Community Training Center, J'town CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: G. PattonCost: $78

Course Code: CSP-4000-N191Date: May 13, Saturday, 9a-5pLocation: C1, Cameron CampusRoom #: 231B Instructor: N. RouthCost: $78

E-NotaryExisting Notary Publics will receive instruction in the newly legislated procedure required to exercise electronic notarial acts as set forth by the NC Secretary of State. You must hold a valid commission as a NC notary public. Please note that this is not an online class. Note: A manual will be provided in class at no extra charge. The following must be with you in order to take the final exam: Notary Number, Photo I.D. (Driver’s License) and email address.

Course Code: CSP-4000-EN189Date: April 30, Saturday, 9a-12pLocation: H4, High Point CampusRoom #: 124 Instructor: D. StephensonCost: $58

PHOTOGRAPHYBasics of Portrait PhotographyBasic Portrait Photography is great for intermediate and amateur photographers who like to capture images of people in all types of situations. Students will learn lens selection, composition, posing, natural lighting, and will briefly touch on studio lighting. Each class will have instruction with demonstrations and critiques on weekly assignments. Students must have DSLR with interchangeable lenses.

Course Code: CSP-4000 – BD1Date: February 2-March 8, Tuesday, 6p-9pLocation: AT-Applied Tech, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 345 Instructor: M. SherrillCost: $65

Course Code: CSP-4000 – BE1Date: March 29-May 3, Tuesday, 6p-9pLocation: AT-Applied Tech, Jamestown CampusRoom #: 345 Instructor: M. SherrillCost: $65

Photo 101This beginning photography course teaches students to take technically good photographs with your digital camera with interchangeable lenses. Shutters, apertures, films, and other pieces of information are covered to help students understand the photographic process. The class is designed for those who have a digital 35mm camera with interchangeable lenses. Please bring camera for first day of class and flash drive.

Course Code: CSP-4000-QG1 Date: February 8-March 28, Monday, 6:30p-9pLocation:CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 238 Instructor: D. HuffinesCost: $ 65

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24PROJECT MANAGEMENT

The Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI) has grown rapidly to become a major project management qualification in North America and Internationally. Rapid growth has seen the number of PMP®s jump from the start of the qualification in the 1980s to approximately 10,000 in January 2000 and to a current total of over 650,000 active PMP®s in over 190 countries as of March 2015.

Extensive research has shown that slightly less than one-third of all projects are deemed “successful”. Not only does this represent a 67%+ failure rate, but it also indicates that a massive amount of time and money is wasted on “lost” causes.

Whether you are new to project management, want to learn project management tools which will help you be more proficient in your job, need to build your skills and knowledge as a project manager, or are a seasoned PM who would like to become a PMP®, GTCC has an offering to meet your goals.

The Project Leadership Series SM is presented in collaboration with Tanden, a premier project management consulting and education firm headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina. Tanden is a Global Registered Education Provider (REP) of the Project Management Institute (PMI).

Project Management Essentials and PMP Certification Prep This course will benefit all project managers, team leads, team members, functional managers, and other key project stakeholders in any industry. It is designed to assist in passing the PMI PMP® exam. Project Management Essentials and PMP® Exam Prep is a five-day, instructor-led, training program that provides a solid foundation in the concepts, tools and techniques of formal project management while preparing you for Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification.

Introductory in nature, this course is extremely comprehensive, covering the core competencies associated with effective and efficient project management practice. You not only acquire technique-based proficiencies, but also explore and practice essential people skills and teamwork using a case study. The concepts and methods learned are immediately usable in the workplace, leading to a greater retention of newly acquired skills, measurable project improvements, and the achievement of desired project results. Infused throughout the program, you will learn and practice key PMP® exam prep concepts in each of the process and knowledge areas.

Potential instructors:Chris Wright, is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP®) with over 22 years of experience leading cross-functional project and program teams. He is the Founder and President of Tanden LLC and is in the business of “leading through teaching and inspiring others.” Chris is a Certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP®), has a Master’s degree in Project Management (MPM) from Western Carolina University, and served as the Vice President of Education for the North Carolina Chapter of PMI.

Mike Portera is a certified Senior Project Management Professional (PMP®) with over 15 years of experience in leading technical and IT-oriented project teams. Mike's career started in Finance and quickly moved to an IT- centric focus during the early 90's. His combination of experience in network engineering and project management acumen helps him provide a keen level of insight into the project teams he has led and the assignments he has been challenged with over the past 20+years in various tele-communication, transportation, and Federal government agencies.

Participants Will Receive:• PMP®-certified instruction• PMI® Registered Education Provider (REP) course

content• Comprehensive Student Guide• A Guide to the Project Management Body of

Knowledge (The PMBOK® Guide, 5th Edition)• Workbook including Course Case Study and

Templates• PMP® Practice Test and Supplemental Study

Guide with Online Simulation Exam Access• Standard Project Management Templates in

Electronic Format• Certificate of Participation• 35 PDU’s / Contact Hours in project management

education

Recommended Prerequisites: A basic understanding of math

For more information call: Amy Leonard (336) 334-4822 ext. 53062 or [email protected] or visit http://www.gtcc.edu

Students should investigate PMP® application requirements to sit for the PMI exam prior to enrolling. See http://www.pmi.org for more details.

Course Code: ITX-7064-400Date: March 14-March 18, Monday-Friday, 8:30a-4:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center - Greensboro Campus Room #: 225 Instructor: Tanden LLCCost: $1795 for 35 hours

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Broker Pre-LicensingBroker Pre-LicensingThis is the required course you need in preparation to become a “provisional broker”. This course covers basic real estate principles and practices, including real estate law, contracts, brokerage practices, financing, closing, valuation, fair housing, property management, taxation, and mathematics as well as other related topics. To qualify for the IN-CLASS final exam, you MUST have a combined average score of 80% on the three mini-exams given during class. You may then take the final exam, and if you pass this, you are eligible to take the North Carolina Real Estate Commission exam that is required to become a licensed real estate broker. Textbook & materials are required and must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class. NOTE TO STUDENTS: Please have read Chapters 1, 2 & 3 prior to attending 1st class.

Course Code: RLS-3700-101Date: January 25-April 18, Monday, Wednesday, 8:30a-12:pLocation: C1 - Cameron Center CampusRoom #: 219 Instructor: Belva MooreCost: $188

Broker Post-LicensingBroker Relationships & ResponsibilitiesTopics addressed in this course include a review of agency relationships in real estate sales transactions and a real estate agent’s legal duties to clients and customers, a step-by-step review and discussion of the functions and responsibilities of a real estate agent when working with residential sellers and buyers, a review of issues associated with agent compensation and agents changing firms, and a review of license status and education issues. PROVISIONAL BROKER LICENSE IS REQUIRED TO TAKE THIS CLASS. Required text is North Carolina Real Estate Manual and Residential Square Footage Guidelines and they must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class. Photo ID & Pocket Card is required to attend the class

Course Code: RLS-3702-102Date: January 11-February 17, Monday, Wednesday, 5:30p-8:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 205 Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $133

Contracts & ClosingTopics addressed in this course include selected basic contract law concepts, real estate sales contract preparation, sales contract procedures, closing procedures and closing statement preparation, and real estate license status and education issues. PROVISIONAL BROKER LICENSE IS REQUIRED TO TAKE THIS CLASS. Required text is North Carolina Real Estate Manual and this must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class. Photo ID & Pocket Card is required to attend the class

Course Code: RLS-3703-103Date: February 23-March 29, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:30a-11:30aLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 205 Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $133

Selected TopicsTopics addressed in this course include commercial real estate brokerage, residential property management, land use controls, loan fraud, license law issues and case studies, fair housing, establishing a

.semoh raludom dna derutcafunam dna ,mrif egarekorbPROVISIONAL BROKER LICENSE IS REQUIRED TO TAKE THIS CLASS. Required text is North Carolina Real Estate Manual and this must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class. Photo ID & Pocket Card is required to attend the class

Course Code: RLS-3704-104Date: March 28-May 2, Monday, Wednesday, 8:30a-11:30aLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 205 Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $133 Real Estate MathThe primary objectives of this course are to (1) provide you with the necessary skills to apply math in the real estate setting, and (2) to assist in preparing you for enrolling in the real estate Broker Pre-Licensing course. The real estate math course provides basic instruction in mathematics applicable to real estate situations. Topics include: finance calculations, interest, debt service, profit, loss, closing statements, property taxes, loan underwriting, appraisal calculations, and area computations. Upon completion, you should be able to demonstrate proficiency in applied real estate mathematics. This course is NOT a prerequisite but is extremely beneficial as a precursor to the Broker Pre-Licensing course, especially if math is not your strength. Textbook required and must be purchased from the campus bookstore where the course will be taught PRIOR to class. Note to students: It is recommended to take the Math class BEFORE taking the Broker Pre-Licensing class and NOT recommended to take them simultaneously.

Course Code: MAT-3713R-105Date: January 27-March 30, Wednesday, 6p-9pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 223 Instructor: Marcus WashingtonCost: $133

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26License Renewal CoursesEach year, holders of a North Carolina real estate broker’s license are required to complete a total of eight hours (two-four hour courses) of continuing education in order to maintain their licenses; the mandatory Real Estate Update course and an elective course. GTCC (Sponsor #1017) is pleased to offer the following courses. All materials, texts, etc., are included in the registration fee. ALL COURSES are APPROVED by the Real Estate Commission.

Real Estate UpdateThis is the mandatory real estate continuing education course #9916. Course content is changed each year in order to keep you current in subject areas such as contracts, environmental concerns, real estate rules, and zoning. The 4-hour real estate update is required to maintain licensure and should be completed each year. Photo ID & Pocket Card is required to attend the class.

Course Code: REX-7024-101Date: March 16, Wednesday, 8:30a-12:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

Course Code: REX-7024-102Date: April 14, Thursday, 1:30p-5:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

Course Code: REX-7024-103Date: May 5, Thursday, 8:30a-12:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

Course Code: REX-7024-104Date: May 24, Tuesday, 1:30p-5:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

Course Code: REX-7024-105Date: June 8, Wednesday, 8:30a-12:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

NEW!Agency: Art vs. Agony…This elective course is designed to cause brokers to “stop…and…think” about his/her actions or inactions when working with buyers and sellers or landlords and tenants, especially when acting as a dual agent. Approved 4-hour real estate elective #3301. Photo ID & Pocket Card is required to attend the class.

Course Code: REX-7031-106Date: March 16, Wednesday, 1:30p-5:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

Course Code: REX-7031-107Date: April 14, Thursday, 8:30a-12:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

Course Code: REX-7031-108Date: May 5, Thursday, 1:30p-5:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

Course Code: REX-7031-109Date: May 24, Tuesday, 8:30a-12:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

Course Code: REX-7031-110Date: June 8, Wednesday, 1:30p-5:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 152A&B Instructor: Marlys CurrieCost: $45

SEWINGSewing All Levels This course teaches beginners through intermediate sewing. Students select their own projects and fabric. This course also includes any alterations of their patterns if necessary. Beginners may bring a simple pattern and other instruction and supplies needed, will be given at the first class session.

Course Code: CSP4000- BJ1Date: February 2-March 15, Tuesday, 8:30a-11aLocation: H1, High Point CampusRoom #: 136 Instructor: I. BookerCost: $60 Course Code: CSP4000- BK1Date: February 2-March 15, Tuesday, 11:30a-2pLocation: H1, High Point CampusRoom #: 136 Instructor: I. BookerCost: $60Course Code: CSP4000-BV1Date: March 29-May 10, Tuesday, 8:30a-11aLocation: H1, High Point CampusRoom #: 136 Instructor: I. BookerCost: $60 Course Code: CSP4000-BW1Date: March 29-May 10, Tuesday, 11:30a-2pLocation: H1, High Point CampusRoom #: 136 Instructor: I. BookerCost: $60

Beginning Sewing Beginning sewing provides students with the opportunity to learn fabric and pattern selection, principles of cutting and marking, and basic construction skills. Included in the course are darts, seams and finishes, sleeves, hems, pockets, and buttonholes. There is an extra cost for supplies and supply list will be given in first day class.

Course Code: CSP4000-PP1Date: January 19-March 8, Tuesday, 6:45p-9:15pLocation: CEC, Continuing Education Building, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: M. ChristieCost: $65

Course Code: CSP-4000-PI1Date: February 1-March 21, Monday, 6p-8:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: PinnixCost: $65

Course Code: CSP4000-PR1Date: March 15-May 3, Tuesday, 6:45p-9:15pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: M. ChristieCost: $65

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27Advanced SewingIncludes intermediate through advanced sewing. Students select their own projects and fabric. Also includes alterations of your patterns if necessary. Students may bring a complex pattern(s) and other instruction will be given first class.

Course Code: CSP-4000-PQ1Date: January 21-March 10, Thursday, 6:45p-9:15pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: M. ChristieCost: $65.00

Course Code: CSP-4000-MS1Date: March 17-May 5, Thursday, 6:45p-9:15pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: M. ChristieCost: $65

Quilting 101This course is designed to teach all levels of quilters basic to advanced skills and techniques useful in creating quilts. The course will cover use of a mat and rotary cutter, instruction for a variety of blocks patterns, and tips for piecing a final quilt top. Upon completion of the course, you should have a finished quilt top. Please bring to class: fabric scissors, neutral colored thread, cutting mat, ruler, rotary cutter, and pins. There will be an additional cost for materials. Please email [email protected] with questions regarding materials.

Course Code: CSP4000-NW1Date: March 2-April 13, Wednesday, 6p-8:30pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 115 Instructor: E. FrankenfieldCost: $60

SMALL BUSINESS CENTER

Please visit the Small Business Center website for information on upcoming classes, seminars, and workshops.

http://tinyurl.com/sbc-gtcc

SPECIAL INTERESTWedding Planning and Directing Part 1This course is designed to help you learn the details of planning a wedding. You will receive instruction in setting a time line, etiquette, budget responsibilities, rehearsal, & elegance in style. Special emphasis will be placed on how to direct a wedding.Course Code: CSP4000-NC1Date: January 26-March 1, Tuesdays, 6p-8pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 225 Instructor: S. SharpeCost: $60 Wedding Planning and Directing Part 2This course is a continuation of Wedding Planning & Directing Part One. You will receive instructions in starting an event planning business, client and vendor communication, ceremony direction, reception management, and event design and production. Special emphasis will be placed on Day-of- Management. Optional field trips (weekends) will be placed throughout the course at actual weddings to provide real world experiences and to compliment classroom instruction. Completion of Wedding Planning & Directing Part 1 is required in order to take this course. Course Code: CSP4000-PL1Date: March 29-April 26, Tuesdays, 6p-8pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 205 Instructor: S. SharpeCost: $55 How To Become A Life CoachThis course will bring focus to life coaching which is a wide and fast growing field. Life coaches specialized in all areas, careers and personal growth. Students must have a deep desire for listening, studying and commitment to others. Learning outcomes are what is/is not Life Coaching?, who needs a coach, in depth overview of types of coaches and what makes an excellent coach, do you identify with coaching and reviewing your strengths and opportunities in Coaching. Supplies needed, notebooks and paper, handouts will be given in class, no book to purchase. Course Code: CSP-4000-NG1Date: Tuesday, March 1-March 29, 6p-8:15pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 242 Instructor: D. SeyniCost: $65Life Coaching 2-Mobilizing the CoacheeThis course is a continuation of “How to Become a Life Coach" and will mobilize the Coachee to seek to understand and unlock their coaching potential; all while mentoring coaching, coaching for purpose and enabling client transformation. Students should completed "How to Become a Life Coach" or similar experience.Course Code: CSP-4000-MP1Date: April 7-April 28,Thursday, 6p-8pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: 237 Instructor: D. SeyniCost: $60

Basic Dog TrainingThis class is designed to socialize the puppy with other humans and dogs, train basic obedience commands, learn appropriate fun activities/ exercises, and teach owners what it takes to be a Responsible dog owner. Participants will receive a packet of information covering the importance of vet care, quality foods, tips on teaching basic commands, games, problem solving and what behaviors to expect as the puppy matures to adulthood. Upon completion of the 6 week course, owners and their puppies should pass the 10 item AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Certification. There is a $10 filing fee for the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Program to receive your Medal and puppy packet.Course Code: CSP-4000- GD1Date: April 2-May 7, Saturday, 9a-10aLocation: T1- Continuing Education Offices, Jamestown Extension CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: L. KiserCost: $65

Intermediate Dog TrainingBy the end of this course, owners and their dogs will be strengthen in basic obedience commands through distractions in public settings, learning and execution of new commands, able to perform basic commands at a distance, recall, and more proficient of loose leash walking. Successful completion of course will receive a certificate. Course Code: CSP-4000- GF1Date: April 2-May 7, Saturday, 10a-11aLocation: T1- Continuing Education Offices, Jamestown Extension CampusRoom #: 117 Instructor: L. KiserCost: $65

Beginning Fly FishingThis beginning class is designed to cover the basics of fishing with a fly rod- casting, knot tying, equipment, presentation, fly identification, entomology, and information on fly fishing opportunities locally and abroad. While we will cover all the previously mentioned areas, we will practice the various elements of fly casting every session. It will be necessary to have a rod and reel to use for the class. To conclude the class, we will have a 1 day field trip (Saturday) you will need a valid NC comprehensive fishing license.

Course Code: CSP-4000-NS1Date: March 30-April 13, Wednesday, 6:30p-9p & Saturday, April 16, 6a-3pLocation: CEC-Con Ed Center, Greensboro CampusRoom #: Instructor: WilkinsCost: $70

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ADULT EDUCATIONGTCC can help you learn to read, improve math skills, finish a high school diploma, earn a High School Equivalency Diploma (GED® or HiSet Diploma) improve English skills, develop computer skills and prepare for college.

Prior to enrollment in the program all students must attend an orientation class. For more information regarding orientation days and times please contact the Adult Education offices at (336) 334-4822, ext. 53107 (GSO) and (336) 454-1126, ext. 55087 (HP).

Please DO NOT fill out the registration forms in this brochure.

All classes are Free.

Registration for all Adult Education classes, must be completed at:

Greensboro CampusAdult Education Center3505 E. Wendover Ave

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High Point Campus901 S. Main Street

Adult High School (AHS)This program is for adults 18 and older who want to earn a high school diploma. Courses are taught in a lab setting. Students must provide an official transcript from the last school attended, maintain strict attendance, and complete 24 credit-bearing courses to receive a diploma.

Adult Basic Education (ABE)The ABE program helps adults improve basic reading, math and writing skills. You may enroll at any time during the semester. *Students with intellectual disabilities (Compensatory Education students) are served in the ABE program, dependent upon their assessment scores.

Greensboro AIM (CED) Enrollment*Call Brenda Robinson at (336) 334-4822, ext. 53084. On-campus: Adult Education Center, 3505 E. Wendover Ave, Room 140.

Greensboro Off-Campus Locations: Howell Center -1508 Gatewood Ave.

Alberta Professional Services - 3107 #A Elm-Eugene St.

Lifespan Guilford - 908 McClellan Pl.

AbleCare - 305 Westgate Dr.

The Shoppe - 500 Spring Garden St.

True Blessings Care - 2902 E. Market St.

WesCare - 2704 Church St.

Edward Douglas Center - 108 Winola Dr.

Adult Day & Respite Care - 52212 W. Market Street

High Point AIM (CED) Enrollment*Call Karen Shaw (336)454-1126 ext. 55010.On Campus: 901 S. Main St., H1 Office# 129,

High Point Off-Campus Locations:RHA Health Services - 1701 Westchester Dr. Suite 940, High Point, NC

High School Equivalency (HSE)This self-paced, flexible program prepares adults age 18 and older to earn a High School Equivalency Diploma (GED® or HiSet Diploma), accepted as a high school equivalency by most employers and college admissions offices. Students must pass 4 subject tests: Reasoning through Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, and Math.

The Official GED® Exam is also offered in Spanish. *GED® preparation courses are also available online at both campus locations.

High School Equivalency preparation courses are also available online at both campus locations.

Greensboro AHS/HSE & ABE Campus ContactsAnthony Banks (AHS/HSE)(336) 334-4822 ext. 53081Adult Education Center, 3505 E. Wendover Avenue Room 137

Krystal Gossett (ABE) (336) 334-4822, ext. 53049Adult Education Center, 3505 E. Wendover Avenue, Room 138

Registration GTCC-Greensboro CampusAdult Education Center, 3505 E. Wendover Ave.

Registration: Tuesdays 9a-10:30a; 5p-6:30pOrientation: Monday – Thursday 9a-12:30p; 5:30p-9p

You must start the Orientation Process on Monday. Please arrive on time.

GSO ABE/ASE/HSE Off-Campus Locations:Interactive Resource Center - 407 E. Washington St.

Foust Elementary School - 2610 Floyd St.

Goodwill - 1235 S. Elm-Eugene St.

CareLink Solutions - 1214 Grove Street

Grace United Methodist Church - 438 W Friendly Ave

New Hope Baptist Church - 306 S. English Street

New Zion Missionary Baptist Church - 1310 Martin Luther King Drive

Step Up Greensboro - 707 Green Street

Wiley Elementary School - 600 W Terrell St

One Step Further - 623 Eugene Ct

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29High Point AHS/HSE/ABE Campus ContactsSybil Newman (AHS/HSE & ABE) (336) 334-4822 ext. 55072901 S. Main St., H3 Office# 124

Registration GTCC-High Point Campus

On campus: 901 S. Main Street901 S. Main St., H3 Office# 124Weekly Registration - Thursdays, 9a-11a; 5p-7p

Orientation: Monday - Thursday, 8:30a-12p; 5:30p-9p

You must start the orientation process on a Monday. Please arrive on time.

HP ABE/HSE Off-Campus Locations:Macedonia Family Resource Center - 401 Lake Ave., High Point, NC

Home and Community Development - 201 Fourth St., High Point, NC

Open Door Ministry - 400 N. Centennial St., High Point, NC

Basic Skills PlusBasic Skills Plus is an exciting new program which gives you the opportunity to earn your high school credential while training for a new career.

In the Basic Skills Plus Program you will earn:

• High School Equivalency Diploma (GED® or HiSet)• Career Readiness Certificate (CRC)

While training for a career in one of the following fields:

• Nursing Assistant• Global Logistics • Emergency Medical Technician• Aviation Technician• Medical Receptionist

For more information call Trina Jones at 336-334-4822, ext. 53120

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)For adults whose first language is not English, ESOL classes provide instruction in English listening, speaking, reading and writing. Class levels range from Basic to Advanced. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and Citizenship classes are also available. The program also offers family literacy classes where parents and children learn together "under one roof." Adults can earn their GED® Diploma or improve their English skills as their children prepare for school success in a quality learning environment. For information: (336) 334-4822, Ext. 53027 (GSO) or (336) 454-1126 ext. 55026 (HP).

Greensboro ESOL The ESOL program provides English classes for non-native speakers in the areas of writing, reading, speaking, and listening. Class levels range from basic to advanced. TOEFL classes and citizenship classes are also available.

Greensboro Campus ContactLeeann Anderson 336-334-4822 ext.53038Adult Education Center, 3505 E. Wendover Ave, Room 136

Orientation: Wednesday and Thursday 8:30-12por 5:30-8:30p

Off-Campus LocationsArcher Elementary School - 2610 Four Seasons Blvd., GreensboroMorehead Elementary School - 4630 Tower Rd., GreensboroFoust Elementary School - 2610 Floyd St., GreensboroSenior Resource Center of Guilford (55 and older) 301 East Washington StreetCraft Recreation Center, 3911 Yanceville StreetGrace United Methodist Church, 438 West Friendly AvenueGuilford Middle School320 Lindley RoadRankin Elementary School1501 Spry StreetMcleansville Elementary School5315 Frieden Church Road, Mcleansville, NCNew Hope Missionary Baptist Church306 South English StreetPeace United Methodist Church2714 West Market StreetGlen Haven Apartments424F Greenbriar Road

High Point Campus ContactMichael Brandon Bost 336-454-1126 ext 55001H4 Building 901 South Main Street Room 128

High Point ESOL Registration Hours for continuing studentsGTCC-High Point Campus 901 S. Main St., H4 Office# 128 Thursday, 9a-12p or 6p-7:30pOrientation: Monday- Wednesday 9a-12n or 6p-9p.You must attend all three days. Please arrive on time, no appointment necessary.

Off-Campus Locations:St. Mary’s Episcopal Church (Family Literacy Class) - 108 W. Farris Ave., HP, NCMacedonia Family Resource Ctr. (Family Literacy Class) - 104 Lake Ave., HP, NCFirst Presbyterian Church (Family Literacy Class) - 918 N. Main St., HP, NCNorthwood Elementary School818 W Lexington Ave, High Point, NC 27262

EspañolESOL es un programa para adultos que desean aprender inglés. Los estudiantes pueden mejorar su habilidad para escuchar, hablar, leer y escribir en inglés. Tenemos clases para principiantes hasta avanzados. También ofrecemos clases de preparación para los exámenes de TOEFL y de la ciudadanía. Y tenemos clases para la familia donde los padres y sus niños ninos estudian en un mismo lugar. Los adultos aprenden como leer a sus niños en inglés y como apoyarlos para que tengan éxito en la escuela; además, mejoran su inglés y pueden estudiar para obtener su diploma el deGED® en un ambiente familiar. Para información:(336) 334-4822, Ext. 53027 (GSO) o (336) 454-1126ext. 55026 (HP).

Inscribirse en GreensboroGTCC-Greensboro Campus Adult Education Center, 3505 E. Wendover Ave, oficina #136. Orientación y examen localizador Miércoles Mañana 8:15a-5:15p. Exame de Ingreso y registración Jueves Mañana 8:30a or Tarde 5:30p.

Inscribirse en High Point GTCC-High Point Campus901 S. Main St., H4 oficina#128. Orientación: lunes-miércoles 9a-12p ó 6p-9p.Tiene que comenzar el proceso de la orientación un lunes y Favor de llegar a tiempo

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Burn Pits

Business Hall


Cline Observatory

Community Training


Davis Hall

ERTC 1/Burn Tower

ERTC 2/Drill Tower


ERTC 4/Drive Track


Gerrald Hall


Future Office Space



Machinery Hall


Public Safety

Science Hall


Service Careers

Welding

James Williams Hall


GravelOverflow

Lot

To Business 85

GTCC PLACE


H5





RADAR ROAD

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LakeKatherine

YMCA

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Visitor Parking

Idding’sHouse

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Police

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Information

Dining

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LK SOUTHERN

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CFE


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Burn Pits

Business Hall


Cline Observatory

Community Training


Davis Hall

ERTC 1/Burn Tower

ERTC 2/Drill Tower


ERTC 4/Drive Track


Gerrald Hall


Future Office Space



Machinery Hall


Public Safety

Science Hall


Service Careers

Welding

James Williams Hall


GravelOverflow

Lot

To Business 85

GTCC PLACE


H5





RADAR ROAD

PARKING




LM E

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Bonner Drive

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Greensboro

- High Point Road

Roch

elle

Road

LakeKatherine

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Idding’sHouse

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Information

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CFE


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Burn Pits

Business Hall


Cline Observatory

Community Training


Davis Hall

ERTC 1/Burn Tower

ERTC 2/Drill Tower


ERTC 4/Drive Track


Gerrald Hall


Future Office Space



Machinery Hall


Public Safety

Science Hall


Service Careers

Welding

James Williams Hall


GravelOverflow

Lot

To Business 85

GTCC PLACE


H5





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Road

LakeKatherine

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Idding’sHouse

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Information

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W4




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CFE


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Key

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Burn Pits

Business Hall


Cline Observatory

Community Training


Davis Hall

ERTC 1/Burn Tower

ERTC 2/Drill Tower


ERTC 4/Drive Track


Gerrald Hall


Future Office Space



Machinery Hall


Public Safety

Science Hall


Service Careers

Welding

James Williams Hall


GravelOverflow

Lot

To Business 85

GTCC PLACE


H5





RADAR ROAD

PARKING




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ET

Bonner Drive

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Del

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Greensboro

- High Point Road

Roch

elle

Road

LakeKatherine

YMCA

OverflowParking

10

27

26

28

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24

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22

21

2086

13

9

5

123

14

2 1

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ParkingDeck

OverflowParking

MontgomeryCircle

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Visitor Parking

Idding’sHouse

7

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Legend

Information

Dining

Emergency Telephone


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OTHER CAMPUSES

CR

W4




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LK SOUTHERN

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CALD

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CFE


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Key

AB

TC

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BH

T1

CEPJ

CO

CT

T2

DH

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ER2

ER3

ER4

DS

GH

HT

- -

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LR

MH

CC

PS

SH

AT

SC

WLD

JWH

Auto Body

Burn Pits

Business Hall


Cline Observatory

Community Training


Davis Hall

ERTC 1/Burn Tower

ERTC 2/Drill Tower


ERTC 4/Drive Track


Gerrald Hall


Future Office Space



Machinery Hall


Public Safety

Science Hall


Service Careers

Welding

James Williams Hall


GravelOverflow

Lot

To Business 85

GTCC PLACE


H5





RADAR ROAD

PARKING




LM E

UG

ENE

STRE

ET

Bonner Drive

Bonner Drive

Del

iver

yD

rive

Stanford Road



Greensboro

- High Point Road

Roch

elle

Road

LakeKatherine

YMCA

OverflowParking

10

27

26

28

25

24

23

22

21

2086

13

9

5

123

14

2 1

11

ParkingDeck

OverflowParking

MontgomeryCircle

B

B

B

B

D

D

D

F

F

F

F

FF

F

F

C

C

C F

E

A

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?

?Short Term

Visitor Parking

Idding’sHouse

7

19

4

15

18

17

16

StanfordRoad Lot

Police

First Aid

Bus Stop

Legend

Information

Dining

Emergency Telephone


?

Jam

estown

SquareDriv

e

OTHER CAMPUSES

CR

W4




NORFO

LK SOUTHERN

VANCE STREET

LUCERNE STREET

CALD

WEL

L ST

REETMAIN

BUILDING

CFE


you can walk there!

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Key

AB

TC

BP

BH

T1

CEPJ

CO

CT

T2

DH

ER1

ER2

ER3

ER4

DS

GH

HT

- -

HM

LR

MH

CC

PS

SH

AT

SC

WLD

JWH

Auto Body

Burn Pits

Business Hall


Cline Observatory

Community Training


Davis Hall

ERTC 1/Burn Tower

ERTC 2/Drill Tower


ERTC 4/Drive Track


Gerrald Hall


Future Office Space



Machinery Hall


Public Safety

Science Hall


Service Careers

Welding

James Williams Hall


GravelOverflow

Lot

To Business 85

GTCC PLACE


H5





RADAR ROAD

PARKING




LM E

UG

ENE

STRE

ET

Bonner Drive

Bonner Drive

Del

iver

yD

rive

Stanford Road



Greensboro

- High Point Road

Roch

elle

Road

LakeKatherine

YMCA

OverflowParking

10

27

26

28

25

24

23

22

21

2086

13

9

5

123

14

2 1

11

ParkingDeck

OverflowParking

MontgomeryCircle

B

B

B

B

D

D

D

F

F

F

F

FF

F

F

C

C

C F

E

A

A

A

?

?

?Short Term

Visitor Parking

Idding’sHouse

7

19

4

15

18

17

16

StanfordRoad Lot

Police

First Aid

Bus Stop

Legend

Information

Dining

Emergency Telephone


?

Jam

estown

SquareDriv

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OTHER CAMPUSES

CR

W4




NORFO

LK SOUTHERN

VANCE STREET

LUCERNE STREET

CALD

WEL

L ST

REETMAIN

BUILDING

CFE

CFE(High Point Chamber)

N. Main Street

Welborn Street

State Avenue

State Avenue

Small Business Center - Greensboro1451 S. Elm Eugene Street, Suite 1201Greensboro, NC

Small Business Center - High Point1634 North Main StreetHigh Point, NC

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Map

Building Name (Old/New) Location

Auto Body Repair Building 16

Sears Applied Technology Center 17

Business Careers (Business Hall) 6

Burn Pits 23

Burn Tower (Emergency Responder Training Center #1) 21

Cline Observatory 20

Koury Hospitality Careers Center 18

assell Health Technologies (Under Construction) 2

edlin Campus Center 3

Davis Hall 10

Drive Track (Emergency Responder Training Center #4) 22

Dr. Stuart B. Fountain Dental Science Building 7

Central Energy Plant (Under Construction) 26

Drill Tower (Emergency Responder Training Center #2) 24

Electronics Building (Science Hall) 13

Gerrald Hall 5

Williams Health Careers (James L.Williams Hall) 8

Learning Resource Center 4

Machinery Hall 1

Packaging Building (Welding) 11

Center For Business & Industry 14

Public Safety 19

Public Safety Service Building

(Emergency Responder Training Center #3) 25

Service Careers 9

Transportation Complex (Auto/Diesel Building) 15

Wellness Center (Community Training Center) 12

andicapped Parking

otorcycle Parking

Emergency Phones


you can walk there!

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Key

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TC

BP

BH

T1

CEPJ

CO

CT

T2

DH

ER1

ER2

ER3

ER4

DS

GH

HT

- -

HM

LR

MH

CC

PS

SH

AT

SC

WLD

JWH

Auto Body

Burn Pits

Business Hall


Cline Observatory

Community Training


Davis Hall

ERTC 1/Burn Tower

ERTC 2/Drill Tower


ERTC 4/Drive Track


Gerrald Hall


CBD / IRER / Grant Writing Offices



Machinery Hall


Public Safety

Science Hall


Service Careers

Welding

James Williams Hall


GravelOverflow

Lot

To Business 85

GTCC PLACE


H5


W4 Greensboro Campus Center

H5

Classroom Building


GTCC Jamestown Campus

Jamestown, NC 27282


(former Carolina Steel location)

Aviation Center II819 Radar RoadGreensboro

Aviation Center III1053 Old Stage Coach TrailGreensboro

Cameron CampusC1 - Cameron Campus Center 7908 Leabourne RdColfax, NC 27235E. FLORIDA STREET

TEERTS ENE

GUE

MLE .S

Bonner Drive

Bonner Drive

Del

iver

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East Main Street

East Main Stre

et

Roch

elle

Road

LakeKatherine

YMCA

OverflowParking

10

27

26

28

25

24

23

22

21

2086

13

9

5

123

14

2 1

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OverflowParking

MontgomeryCircle

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D

D

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F

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FF

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C

C F

E

A

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Visitor Parking

Idding’sHouse

7

19

4

15

18

17

16

StanfordRoad Lot

Police

First Aid

Bus Stop

Legend

Information

Dining

Emergency Telephone


?Ja

mesto

wnSquare

Drive

OTHER CAMPUSES

CR

W4



NORFO

LK SOUTHERN

VANCE STREET

LUCERNE STREET

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DLAC

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601 East Main Street

CCPA Theatre

CCPATheatre

T.H. Davis

East Main Street

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East Main Street

Vickery Chapel Road

GTCC’s 6012 Building

UnderConstruction

Parking Lot

Parking Lot

Gate City Boulevard

C1

PARKING

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LEABOURNE ROAD

HW

Y 68

GTCC Cameron Campus

C1 - Cameron Campus Center 7908 Leabourne Rd, Colfax, NC 27235

Central Energy Plant

Want to open your own business? Already own a small business but need some help?

Let the GTCC Small Business Center help you develop a plan of action to turn your dreams into a reality!

Our small business center offers one-on-one confidential business counseling as well as various workshops and seminars on business-related topics. We provide education and training, counseling, net-working and referrals.

Best of all, it’s free!

With two convenient locations in Guilford County, the GTCC Small Business Center is ready to assist you!

For more information, please contact Mark Hagenbuch, Director

336.334.4822 ext. 62003; [email protected]

DarLinda Finch, Administrative Assistant 336.334.4822 ext. 62001; [email protected]

gtcc's spring 2016 live & learn schedule

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