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This includes the College's Workforce Development & Continuing Education courses from August through December. This includes professional development, personal enrichment, online, and more.

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Pennsylvania Highlands Workforce Development & Continuing Education works to meetthe training, non-credit education, and community interest needs of the region. Every year,We offer a wide selection of courses to assist you in excelling professionally and growingintellectually while stimulating your mind and body.

Located in the new Workforce Education Center at the Richland Campus, the WorkforceDevelopment & Continuing Education staff and instructors work closely with businesses,manufacturers, health care providers, and private and public partners to deliver a widerange of customized, professional/personal development, and incumbent worker trainingsolutions. Our Workforce Education courses are designed to meet the needs and interestsof individuals and to support regional business and industry workforce development. Ourclasses give you the ability to develop new and enhance current skills.

Our Community Education courses are intended to help you grow professionally, or justenjoy life by expanding your knowledge or fitness with personally enriching activities.Whether you want to learn a new language, explore new interests, or become proficientin computer applications, you will find various options to choose from. Many of our coursesare designed to be delivered as online offerings in a self-paced format. There arenumerous online offerings available through the College's website that can expand yourknowledge of a subject or introduce you to new and exciting areas of learning.

We are always seeking new ideas to help further expand the training, education andspecial study opportunities in our community. If you have an idea or suggestion, pleasecontact us at 814.262.3815 or via email at [email protected].

A MESSAGE FROM WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT & CONTINUING EDUCATION

TABLE OF CONTENTSWelcome 01Community Education

Arts & Crafts 02Computers 02Dance 03Food 03General Interest 03-05Languages 05Mind & Body 05Youth 05

Workforce EducationCertification Preparation 06-07Professional Certifications 07-08Computers 08-09General Business/Workplace 09-11

Microsoft® IT Academy 12Online Training Options

ed2go 14-15Career Step 16ProTrain 16Workplace & Professional Skils 17World Instructor Training Schools 18

Financing Options 19Registration & Contact Information 20Registration Form 21

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ARTS & CRAFTS

Learn to CrochetThis course is designed for those who have nevercrocheted but have always wanted to learn.Discover the basics of crocheting and patternreading. In no time at all you’ll be prepared tomake anything from blankets to swimsuits! Amaterials list will be provided at registration.Wed., 09/03-10/1, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $49, ZAC 055.01Wed., 10/08-11/5, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $49, ZAC 055.02Wed., 11/12-12/10, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $49, ZAC 055.03

Beginner’s Floral DesignJoin our instructor, a professional floral designer,and gain basic knowledge of commonly usedflowers, fillers and design styles. Take homecompleted projects weekly. Additional topicsinclude balance, symmetry and more.Mon., 10/6-10/27, 6-8pm, Richland, $149, ZAC 028

Floral Design II This second level course is centered on weddingsand other formal events. Our professional floraldesigner teaches you to make wrist corsages,several types of bouquets (hand-held, hand-tied,presentation bouquets) and floral cake toppers.Materials are included in the tuition fee.Mon., 11/3-11/24, 6-8pm, Richland, $149, ZAC 037

Learn to Paint Like the Impressionist MastersPainting instructor Alan Rauch usesdemonstration and one-on-one instruction in theImpressionist style of Monet, Renoir and VanGogh. You will receive a new and challengingassignment every other week. All levels welcome.Please ask for a supplies list when registering.Tues., 09/16-10/21, 6-8pm, Richland, $69, ZAC 029

Jewelry MakingIf you’ve always wanted to make your ownjewelry, you won’t want to miss this class! Ourseasoned instructor will guide you through theprocess of designing and creating your own set,including a necklace, bracelet and earrings.Materials are included in the tuition fee.Tues., 09/02-09/30, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $49, ZAC 056.01Tues., 10/7-11/4, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $49, ZAC 056.02Tues., 11/18-12/16, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $49, ZAC 056.03

Bottle ArtLearn the basics of glass cutting and how tomake beautiful art, from candles to wind chimes.Our instructor has been making and selling bottleart for over 10 years and will introduce you to thebasics, including tools, safety, cutting bottles andetching on glass. Appropriate for adults andchildren ages 13 and up. Materials are includedin the tuition fee.Mon., 09/08-09/22, 6-8pm, Richland, $39, ZAC 057.01Mon., 10/6-10/20, 6-8pm, Richland, $39, ZAC 057.02Mon., 11/3-11/17, 6-8pm, Richland, $39, ZAC 057.03

COMPUTERS

Email and Internet BasicsFeeling left behind on the InformationSuperhighway? Find out how to navigatewebsites and search for information. You will alsolearn to send and receive email and register witha website.Wed., 11/12, 6-9pm, Richland, $39, ZCO 018

iPads Out of the Box: A Guide for the New UserDid you recently get a new iPad but are unsurehow to use it? Learn to use the basic functions,more advanced features and how to sync youriPad with other devices. Please bring your owniPad.Thurs., 10/23, 6-8pm, Richland, $19, ZCO 019.01Thurs., 10/09, 6-8pm, Ebensburg, $19, ZCO 019.02

iPads: Beyond the BasicsDon’t stop at the basics! Let’s move beyond anddiscover the power that lies within your iPad!Apps, editing and many more useful tips andtricks! Please bring your own iPad.Thurs., 11/06, 6-8pm, Richland, $19, ZCO 021.01Thurs., 11/13, 6-8pm, Ebensburg, $19, ZCO 021.02

KeyboardingMemorize the keyboard and learn otherkeyboarding basics. This class is for the beginnerand those who would like to reacquaintthemselves with the keyboard. You do not needto be a computer expert to take this course.Mon., 10/13-10/27, 6-8pm, Richland, $39, ZCO 022

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DANCE

Dancing with a Partner (Beginner)“Wow” your friends, family and co-workers withnew dance moves. Join husband and wifeinstructors Paul & Jeanie Jucha to learn basicdance patterns and techniques. Enjoy learningthe principles of moving together and to leadand follow while spending quality time with yourpartner. Note: Designed for couples. Wearcomfortable shoes with a smooth sole. Noathletic shoes. Thurs., 9/4-10/2, 6-7pm, Richland, $65, ZDA 001.01Thurs., 10/9-11/13*, 7-8pm, Richland, $65, ZDA 001.02 *No class 10/16

Dancing with a Partner, Level IIReady for more? Take your dancing skills to thenext level as you build on the patterns and stepslearned in the Dancing with a Partner (Beginner)course. Students should wear comfortable shoeswith a smooth sole. Prerequisite: Intro to PartnerDancing or Pre-Bronze American Style SmoothDancingThurs., 10/9-11/13*, 6-7pm, Richland, $65, ZDA 005*No class 10/16

Latin DancingThe dance styles of Salsa, Cha-Cha and Rumbahave become well-known due in part to thepopularity of Latin music. Salsa is a night club-street style dance; Cha-Cha is a staccatoflirtatious dance; and Rumba is a romantic,sensuous dance. This class will give you and yourpartner an introduction to each style. No priordance experience necessary. Wear comfortableshoes with a smooth sole.Thurs., 10/9-11/13*, 8-9pm, Richland, $65, ZDA 006*No class 10/16

Night Club Slow DancingDo you have a wedding or other important eventto attend? Not sure what to do on the dancefloor? Why not Join Paul and Jeanie and learn todance to slow music as a couple? You will learnsome very nice patterns and movements, suchas Foxxy and Night Club Two Step, to help youenjoy dancing to slow music with your partner.No prior dance experience is needed.Thurs., 09/04-10/02, 8-9pm, Richland, $65, ZDA 024

Intro. to Swing & JitterbugWhen the music tempo gets fast a lot of the guysleave the dance floor or some will stay and dosome free style. With this course, everyone willlearn to dance to faster music as a couple. Wearcomfortable shoes with a smooth soleThurs., 09/04-10/02, 7-8pm, Richland, $65, ZDA 026

FOOD

Nutrolls No need to order your nut rolls this holidayseason! Bring your apron and rolling pin and joininstructor Allegra Slick as you learn how to makethis traditional sweet bread pastry. The cost ofsupplies and ingredients is included in the tuition.Mon., 11/17, 6-9pm, Richland, $39, ZFS 052

Ethnic Cooking Demo: ChineseWatch and learn as an expert demonstrates howto cook traditional Chinese dishes. Bring your penand paper to take notes – you won’t want to missa step!Mon., 10/27, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $19, ZFS 057

Ethnic Cooking Demo: Italian Watch and learn as an expert demonstrates howto cook traditional Italian cuisine. Bring your penand paper to take notes – you won’t want to missa step!Mon., 11/03, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $19, ZFS 058

GENERAL INTEREST

Photography for BeginnersWhether you just bought a new camera or wouldlike to learn how to use your camera moreeffectively, instructor Charles Rametta explainseverything you need to know! Learn basiccomposition and lighting along with camerahandling, lenses, aperture and shutter speeds.Any digital camera is welcome. Bring yourmanual and a basic understanding of how yourcamera operates. An outdoor shooting sessionwill be included if weather permits!Thurs., 10/09-11/13, 6-8pm, Richland, $69, ZGI 032

Digital Photo Basics for SeniorsDo you take a lot of photos but are unsure ofwhat to do next? Are you 55 or older? If so, thenjoin long-time photography instructor CharlesRametta and learn the basics! You’ll learn how totransfer your photos from camera to computer,e-mail them to friends, upload them to Facebookand perform basic adjustments with a simpleediting program. You’ll need to bring yourcamera with photos and a USB cable, or amemory card with stored photos. Mon., 09/08-09/29, 10am-12pm, Richland, $49,ZGI 041

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eBay SuccessAre you interested in creating a casual incomeonline? Gain the knowledge and resourcesneeded to successfully make money selling oneBay. Learn how to locate products to sell,customer service best practices, determinepricing, resolve disputes and much more from anexperienced eBay seller.Wed., 11/05-11/26, 6-8pm, Richland, $49, ZGI 042

Hiking SafelyFrom preparing for your hike to necessaryequipment, personal safety and outdoor ethics,gain the knowledge and skills needed to makehiking a sustainable activity. Class will meet oneweekday evening for in-class instruction and oneSaturday for an instructional hike. Bring a packedlunch for the hike.Thurs., 09/25, 6-8pm AND Sat., 09/27,10am-2pm,Richland, $29, ZGI 037 (Rain date 10/04)

What is Geocaching?Geocaching is a high-tech version of hide-and-seek using a hand held global positioning system(GPS) or GPS enabled mobile device. You will begiven a set of GPS coordinates and other cluesthen attempt to find the treasure, akageocaches or caches. Caches may becontainers with a logbook to document your visitor an item for you to exchange for one of yourown.Thurs. 10/02, 6-8pm, Richland, $19, ZGI 038Required Material(s): GPS or GPS enabled mobiledevice

Pet First Aid/CPRThis class is for pet owners who may need to savetheir pet’s life. Knowing the life saving skills andtechniques of pet first aid is a very important partof being a caring pet owner or caretaker.You willlearn restraining an ill or injured pet, pet CPR,rescue breathing, the ABC’s of pet first aid,choking management, bleeding protocols,poisoning, pet wellness assessment and more!NO pets!Tues., 09/23-09/30, 6-8pm, Richland, $40, ZPE 004

FREE Hospice Volunteer WorkshopJoin Emma Strapple, Volunteer Director atWindber Hospice, for this free introductoryworkshop on hospice volunteers. Learn the basicsas well as the various roles and responsibilities ahospice volunteer can have. At the end of theworkshop, you will have the opportunity to enrollin the free extensive training program offeredthrough Windber Hospice. Pre-registration isrequired.Tues/Thurs., 08/26-08/28, 6-8pm, Richland, ZGI 045

The Basics of Fly FishingJoin professional fly-fishing guide David Krupa foran introduction to the art of fly-fishing and fly-tying. You will start by learning the history andphilosophy of fly-fishing before receiving anintroduction to the art of fly-fishing and theequipment used. David will teach you the basicsof stream entomology and fly-selection, as wellas the basics of fly-tying. Open to anyone age 12and older.Thurs., 10/16, 6-9pm, Ebensburg, $19, ZGI 040

An Introduction to VoiceoversFun, empowering introductory workshopcovering the different types of voiceovers andwhat tools are needed to find success. Receivecoaching and a professional voiceoverevaluation. Gain the knowledge necessary forthe decision if voiceover is something you'd liketo pursue. The course is taught by a professionalvoice actor from the Voice Acting TrainingCompany, Voices For All.Tues., 09/16, 6-8pm, Richland, $49, ZGI 003

Wine PairingTake your taste buds on a journey and discoverthe delights of combining different food tasteswith various wine styles to enhance differentflavors. This course focuses on the combination ofwine and food, highlighting its effect on taste. Thisis the perfect course to attend prior to hostingmeals this holiday season! Thurs., 11/06, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $39, ZGI 043

Protect Yourself from Identity TheftDo you know how to protect yourself from ID theftand fraud? Learn how ID thieves steal informationabout you and what puts you most at risk ofhaving your identity stolen. Don’t becomeanother victim. Attend this workshop and learnwhat you can do to protect your privacy andreduce your exposure both locally and globally.Thurs., 09/25, 6-8:30pm, Richland, $24, ZGI 044

Introduction to PlaywritingDo you have a great idea for a play but areunsure how to turn that idea into a finished pieceof work? Join Rebecca Frola and discover theprocess of writing a one-act play fromconception to final draft completion. Classmeetings focus on reading and discussingstudent work, along with select published plays.Exercises in dialogue, character development,conflict, structure, and journaling will reinforceclass discussions.Tues., 10/14-11/04, 6-9pm, Somerset, $69, ZGI 014

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Introduction to TheaterIt’s time to get out of your comfort zone, find yourvoice and actively participate with peers whilediscovering your untapped talent! You willperform one-act plays and participate inimprovisation each week. By the final week ofclass, you will work in groups of two and performa 10-minute play.Tues., 09/02-09/23, 6-9pm, Somerset, $69, ZGI 013

LANGUAGES

Journey to Japan: Japanese Language & CultureExplore Japan with instructor Seth McKinley! Youwill be introduced to the Japanese languagethrough the use of the two basic alphabets,pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary and basicconversation. Engaging cultural activities willenhance your language learning experience!Tues., 09/02-10/21, 6-8pm, Richland, $79, ZLC 007

Continuing Your Journey: JapaneseLearn Japanese language and culture, includingmore complex grammar and an introduction toknaji, a form of Japanese writing. The classincludes activities such as music, video andcuisine, allowing you to fully immerse yourself inthe culture.Tues., 10/28-12/09, 6-8pm, Richland, $69, ZLC 010

Journey to Mexico: Spanish & Mexican CultureExplore Mexico and receive an introduction tothe Spanish language through repetition, gamesand activities. Our experienced instructor bringsthe culture of Mexico to the classroom toenhance your learning experience!Wed., 10/15-11/26, 6-8pm, Richland, $69, ZLC 011

Sign LanguageThis course is offered as a means to begincommunication with the deaf through the use ofsign language. Learn the fundamentals in a fun,friendly environment. Topics covered include thealphabet, signing nouns and verbs to puttogether simple sentences, the colors of therainbow, family relationships and using your bodyto communicate.Mon., 10/06-11/10, 6-8pm, Richland, $69, ZLC 001

MIND & BODY

Acupressure for Stress ReliefStress, headaches, sinus pain, nausea…everyonesuffers from these symptoms. Ease your stress andpain simply, effectively and naturally. OurProfessional Massage Therapist shares how to useacupressure to treat everyday ailments bylocating major pressure points and activatingthem. A $5 materials fee is payable in class.Sat., 10/04, 9am-12pm, Richland, $24, ZMB 001

How to Give a GREAT Back MassageOur Professional Massage Therapist teachesbasic massage strokes concentrating on backmuscles and relaxation techniques. This class isbest suited for pairs. Class size is limited so registerearly! A $5 materials fee is payable in class.Sat., 10/11, 9am-12pm, Richland, $24, ZMB 004

Open Level YogaImproved physical fitness, increased mentalclarity, tension relief and general well-being area few of the benefits of yoga. Join our yogainstructor as you gently stretch and strengthenyour body, clear your mind and release stress.Please bring a yoga mat and yoga strap (ornecktie).Mon., 09/08-09/29, 6:15-7:15pm, Richland, $25,ZMB 012.01Mon., 10/6-10/27, 6:15-7:15pm, Richland, $25,ZMB 012.02Mon., 11/03-11/24, 6:15-7:15pm, Richland, $25,ZMB 012.03Tues., 09/09-09/30, 6-7pm, Ebensburg, $25, ZMB 012.04Tues., 10/07-10/28, 6-7pm, Ebensburg, $25, ZMB 012.05Tues., 11/04-12/09*, 6-7pm, Ebensburg, $25, ZMB 012.06 *No class 11/11 & 11/25

Mind Over Matters – Managing Stress in the 21stCenturyHow well do you handle the stress in your life? Thisnew class, taught by mental health professionalPeter Kosanovich, delves into the definitions,triggers, physiological effects, varying intensitiesand progressive stages of stress and its impact onus. Come away armed with the knowledge youneed to effectively manage your own stress.Wed., 09/10-10/15, 6-8pm, Richland, $69, ZMB 024

YOUTH

Safe Sitter Babysitting CertificationThe Safe Sitter® program prepares young teensand pre-teens no younger than 11 to confidentlycare for themselves and younger children whenadults aren’t present. Learn how, why and whereinjuries happen so that you can prevent them,how to get help if you need it, how to rescue achoking infant or child and how to keep yourselfsafe when babysitting. Discover how a child’sage affects how you care for them, how toprevent problem behavior and how to run yourbabysitting business! CPR training is included.Sat., 09/13-09/20, 9am-12:30pm, Richland, $59, ZKC 017.01Sat., 11/15-11/22, 9am-12:30pm, Richland, $59,ZKC 017.02Sat., 10/04-10/11, 9am-12:30pm, Blair, $59, ZKC017.03

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WORKFORCE EDUCATIONCERTIFICATION PREPARATION

Phlebotomy ICollect blood for diagnostic laboratory testing.This course provides lectures and hands-onstudent laboratory. Topics include universalprecautions and safety, special collectionprocedures, handling and processing ofspecimens, anatomy and physiology, medicalterminology and communication skills. Learnmanual skills to perform venipuncture and skinpuncture techniques and the didactic training toassure quality specimens. A certificate ofcompletion is awarded to those maintaining aminimum of 75% in each area measured. Youmust successfully complete Phlebotomy I andPhlebotomy II to qualify for the nationalcertification exam application. Class size is limitedto 12 students. Cost does not include uniforms,malpractice insurance, Hepatitis B vaccination(very highly recommended), or book. Purchasebook prior to the first class. Mon/Wed., 09/08-11/12, 5-9pm, Richland, $929,CED 180.01 Tues/Thurs., 10/07-12/23*, 5-9pm, Richland, $929,CED 180.02 *No class 11/11, 11/25 & 11/27Payment plans and Continuing Education loansare available to those who qualify.Required Textbook: Phlebotomy Essentials, ISBN: 978-1605476377

Phlebotomy IIImprove and practice clinical skills one-on-one,with a clinical instructor or Phlebotomist, in aclinical setting. The College's clinical instructor willschedule all clinical hours individually at localhospitals. Clinical hours may encompass variedshifts: Monday-Sunday. You must successfullycomplete Phlebotomy I and Phlebotomy II toqualify for the national certification examapplication. Class size is limited to 12 students.Hospitals require the following, which is notcovered in the cost: uniforms, malpracticeinsurance, criminal background check (also FBIbackground check if PA resident less than 2years), child abuse clearance, urine drug screen,CPR certification, Hepatitis B vaccination(recommended), and certain immunizations andhealth tests. Prerequisite: Phlebotomy I.11/17/14-01/23/15, Hospital, $629, CED 181.0112/29/14-02/27/15, Hospital, $629, CED 181.02Payment plans and Continuing Education loansare available to those who qualify.

Pharmacy TechnicianThis 50 hour course prepares you for an entry-level position in the pharmacy field as anancillary worker under the supervision of aregistered pharmacist working in the hospital,community pharmacy or home infusionpharmacy. Course content includes medicalterminology specific to pharmacy reading,interpreting prescriptions, and defining drugs bygeneric and brand names. Students learndosage calculations, I.V. flow rates, drugcompounding and dose conversions. Dispensingof prescription, inventory control, billing andreimbursement are discussed. Upon completion,students will be prepared to sit for the NationalCertification Pharmacy Technical exam. Costincludes books and supplies.Tues/Thurs, 09/09-11/18*, 6-8:30pm, Somerset,$999, CED111 *No class 11/11Payment plans and Continuing Education loansare available to those who qualify.

Veterinary Assistant This 100 hour program introduces you to theexciting and growing field of veterinarymedicine. You will learn about the care ofanimals as well as how to recognize signs of illnessand disease. This program also coversinterpersonal communication, interaction withclients and their animals, as well as how to assistthe veterinarian during examinations.Administrative duties, such as fee collection,banking and accounts payable are alsoemphasized to provide you with the skillsnecessary to maintain an efficient front office.You will enjoy learning through classroom lectureas well as hands on labs. Note: this program doesnot include a national or state certification or aclinical rotation as part of its overall objectives. Tues/Thurs, 6-9pm, AND Sat., 9am-4pm, 08/26-11/20*, Richland, $1,899, CED 112.01 *No class 11/11Tues/Thurs, 5-9pm, 09/09-12/11*, 5-9pm, Blair,$1,899, CED 112.02 *No class 11/11, 11/25 & 11/27Payment plans and Continuing Education loansare available to those who qualify.

Clinical Medical AssistantLearn to assist physicians by performing functionsrelated to the clinical responsibilities of a medicaloffice. Receive instruction in preparing patientsfor examination and treatment, routinelaboratory procedures, diagnostic testing,technical aspects of phlebotomy and thecardiac life cycle and more. Review topicsincluding phlebotomy, pharmacology, theproper use and administration of medications,taking and documenting vital signs, cardiology

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including proper lead placements, professionalworkplace behavior, ethics and the legalaspects of healthcare. Includes 140 hours ofclassroom lecture and hands-on labs and aclinical externship opportunity at a localhealthcare provider. To be eligible for the clinicalrotation, students must successfully complete the140 hour program, submit to a backgroundcheck, drug screening and meet otherrequirements. Upon successful completion,students are eligible to sit for the NationalHealthcareer Association (NHA) Certified ClinicalMedical Assistant (CCMA) national examination. Mon/Thurs., 5-9pm, AND Sat., 9am-1pm, 09/08-12/01*, Richland, $2,399, CED 541*No class 11/26, 11/28, & 11/30Payment plan and Continuing Education loansare available to those who qualify.

Dental AssistingPrepare yourself for entry-level positions in one ofthe fastest growing healthcare positions. Becomefamiliar with all areas of pre-clinical dentalassisting and obtain training in the professionalskills required to function as an assistant in thedental practice. Administrative aspects includethe history of dentistry and dental assisting,introduction to the dental office, the legalaspects of dentistry, policies and guidelines.Clinical aspects include introduction to oralanatomy, dental operatory, dental equipment,introduction to tooth structure, primary andpermanent teeth, the oral cavity and relatedstructures, proper patient positioning, dentalhand-pieces, sterilization and other areas. Inaddition to entry-level jobs, this course is ideal ifyou are interested in pursuing a formal DentalHygienist program. Additionally, this course isdesigned to prepare you to sit for the DANBRadiology Health and Safety Examination (RHS). Tues/Thurs, 09/16-12/02*, 5:30-9pm, Richland,$1,299, CED 116.01*No class 11/11, 11/25 & 11/27Tues/Thurs, 09/02-11/06, 5:30-9pm, Blair, $1,299,CED 116.02Payment plan and Continuing Education loansare available to those who qualify.

EKG TechnicianThis comprehensive certification programprepares you to function as an EKG Technicianand to take the ASPT – Electrocardiograph (EKG)Technician exam and other national certificationexams. This course will include important practiceand background information on anatomy andphysiology of the heart, medical diseaseprocesses, medical terminology, medical ethics,legal aspects of patient contact,electrocardiography and stress testing.Additionally, you will practice with EKGequipment and perform hands-on labs includingintroduction to the function and proper use of

the EKG machine, the normal anatomy of thechest wall for proper lead placement, 12-leadplacement and other clinical practices.Mon/Wed, 09/08-11/19, 6-8:30pm Richland, $999,CED 114 *No class 11/11Payment plan and Continuing Education loansare available to those who qualify.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

One-day ServSafe CertificationThis course is recommended for people inoccupations where food is handled and meetsPA licensure guidelines. The length of the entirecourse is 15 hours, which includes 7.5 hours ofself/home study prior to the date of the one-dayseminar. Participants must sign an affidavit theday of the course stating that they haveparticipated in 7.5 hours of home study prior totaking the course. A textbook must be purchasedand is available at the College book store.Registration is necessary two weeks prior to thestart date of this course. A valid photo ID isneeded for the exam. *If you require a non-English exam you MUST request this at registration.Sat., 09/13, 8am-4pm, Richland, $90, CED 135.02Mon., 09/29, 8:30am-4:30pm, Richland, $90, CED135.03Mon., 10/13, 8:30am-4:30pm, Somerset, $90 CED135.04Mon., 11/03, 8:30am-4:30pm, Blair, $90, CED135.05Sat., 11/15, 8am-4pm, Richland, $90, CED 135.06Mon., 11/17, 8:30am-4:30pm, Richland, $90, CED135.07Mon., 12/01, 8:30am-4:30pm, Ebensburg, $90,CED 135.08Mon., 12/15, 8:30am-4:30pm, Richland, $90, CED135.09Required Textbook: ServSafe Manager withAnswer Sheet (6th Edition), ISBN: 978-0133908374

Personal TrainerTake on a career that you can be proud of whileearning a great living as a certified personaltrainer. This challenging course is taught over a 5-week period, with the National Exam held on the6th week. Each week consists of 3 hours of in-classlearning, followed by 3 hours of hands-ontraining. Proof of CPR and a 30-hour internship(upon successful completion of the course) willprepare you to work successfully in the fitnessfield. Textbook required (not included in coursefees).Sat., 10/11-11/15, 9am-4pm, Richland, $749,CED 546Required Textbook: Fitness Professional'sHandbook (6th Edition), ISBN: 978-1450411172

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Certified Fiber Optic Technician (CFOT)This introductory 3-day fiber optic tech course isdesigned for anyone interested in becoming aCertified Fiber Optic Technician. This trainingcombines theory and 85% hands-on activities toprepare you to take the Certified Fiber OpticTechnician test that is sanctioned by the FiberOptics Association and given and graded thefinal class day. This course also introduces you toindustry standards governing Fiber To The Desk,Fiber To The Home and Distribution Cabling.Learn how to identify fiber types, recognizevarious connectors used in fiber installation andinstall, terminate, splice and properly test installedfiber cable to existing standards. This programexplores the history and future of fiber optics andfiber optics capabilities, and basic testing andtroubleshooting. Course fee includes studymaterials, textbook and CD. Note: You must passboth the written and hands-on exams tosuccessfully pass this course.Mon–Wed., 08/18-08/20, 8am-5pm, Richland,$700, CED 082.01Mon–Wed., 10/20-10/22, 8am-5pm, Richland,$700, CED 082.02

Certified Fiber Optics Specialist/Testing &Maintenance (CFOS/T)This 2-day program is designed to offer specialistfiber optics training to anyone involved with thetesting and maintenance of fiber opticsnetworks. This advanced fiber optics training is apractical course, but includes more backgroundinformation than is typical of basic courses toallow you to understand what you are testingand how to troubleshoot problems in long-hauland short-haul fiber optics networks. Specificprocedures to use when testing both multimodeand single mode fiber optic networks as well asthe proper maintenance of both inside andoutside plant fiber optic networks are discussedin detail. In addition, we will explain the variety oftesting standards, equipment and technologicalapproaches used in fiber network testing andhow to choose among them. Subject matterincludes a detailed study of ANSI/TIA/EIA-526-14A, OTDR fundamentals and uses, OTDR vs.insertion loss testing, return loss testing and propermaintenance of high-performance fibernetworks. The Certified Fiber OpticsSpecialist/Testing exam is given and graded thefinal day of class. Course fee includes all studymaterials and PC-Based OTDR Simulator.Program provides for 85% hands-on activities.Prerequisite: CFOT course or any other formalFiber Optics Training course within the past 6months, or 1 year of fiber optics-relatedexperience.Thurs/Fri., 10/23-10/24, 8am-5pm, Richland, $675,CED 083

Certified Fiber Optic Specialist in Outside Plant(CFOS/O)This 2-day fiber optic specialist course is forstudents who will be directly involved withinstalling Outside Plant Fiber Optics Cabling.Further, it is an add-on course to your FOAportfolio once you have successfully completedthe 3-day, basic CFOT course and can be takenconcurrently with the CFOT course. Thisadvanced training combines lecture sessionsand 85% hands-on activities to prepare you totake the CFOS/O, OSP hands-on and writtenexams that are sanctioned by the FOA (FiberOptics Association) and given and graded thefinal class day. You’ll be introduced to industrystandards governing the installation, testing andtroubleshooting of OSP fiber optics cable. Propermid-span access procedures will bedemonstrated during class. Learn to properlyidentify OSP fiber cabling types, recognizevarious outside plant closures used in OSP fiberinstallation, install, prepare, terminate, splice andproperly test and troubleshoot installed OSP fibercable to existing standards. Fees includes studymaterials, textbook, CD, exams and 1-yearmembership to the FOA. Note: You must passboth the written and hands-on exams tosuccessfully pass this course. Prerequisites: CFOTcourse or any other formal Fiber Optics Trainingcourse within previous 6 months, or 1 year FiberOptics related experience.Thurs/Fri., 08/21-08/22, 8am-5pm, Richland, $775,CED 117.01Mon/Tues., 10/27-10/28, 8am-5pm, Richland,$775, CED 117.02

COMPUTERSBasic ComputersYou will examine the parts that make up apersonal computer to familiarize yourself with thebasic components and individual functions ofeach component. Explore the Windows 7operating system, manage files and folders usingWindows Explorer to navigate to folders andunderstand application software. Learn to usecommon tools and applications that are part ofthe Windows 7 operating system such as theWord-Pad word processor, the Paint tool, theCalculator tool, among others. You’ll also beshown how to personalize the Windows 7 desktopto suit your requirements and examinenetworking tools and features so that you canbrowse for information.Tues/Thurs., 09/09-09/11, 6-9pm, Richland, $69,CED 017.01Thurs., 10/02-10/09, 6-9pm, Ebensburg, $69, CED 017.02

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Introduction to Word 2010Identify and work with basic Word 2010 tools andfeatures. Edit text in a Word document, modifythe appearance of text in a Word document,insert special characters and graphical objectsand organize data in tables. Explore how to proofa Word document, control the appearance ofpages in a Word document and print a Worddocument. *Students must register at least 1week prior to the start date.Tues/Thurs., 10/14-10/21, 6-9pm, Richland, $129,CED 046

Intermediate Word 2010Learn how to customize the formatting of adocument using styles and themes, and modifypictures in a document. Other topics includelearning text and page formatting techniquesand creating and using tables and templates.Some advanced topics are also covered.*Students must register at least 1 week prior to thestart date.Tues/Thurs., 10/28-11/04, 6-9pm, Richland, $129,CED 047

Introduction to Excel 2010You will be introduced to terminology, enteringand editing data and modifying a worksheet.You’ll also learn to use functions, formatworksheets, print, create charts and managelarge workbooks. *Students must register at least1 week prior to the start date.Tues/Thurs., 12/02-12/09, 6-9pm, Richland, $129,CED 048

Intermediate Excel 2010Learn to work with multiple worksheets andworkbooks, advanced formatting, outlining andsubtotals. Other topics include cell and rangenames, lists and tables, web and Internetfeatures, advanced charting, documenting andauditing and templates and settings. *Studentsmust register at least 1 week prior to the startdate.Tues/Thurs., 12/11-12/18, 6-9pm, Richland, $129,CED 049

Outlook 2010Learn to compose and send email, scheduleappointments and meetings, manage contactinformation, schedule tasks, and create notes.Other topics include how to use Outlook’sCalendar and Alert features, customize Outlookand other tricks for getting the most out ofOutlook.Thurs., 09/25, 6-9pm, Richland, $39, CED 148

GENERAL BUSINESS/WORKPLACESupervisory Skills TrainingBuilding effective management and supervisoryskills can help you and your organizationsucceed. This course offers you introductory andadvanced training to help you develop andrefine the skills you need to manage employeesmore effectively and be ready for unexpectedchange. Explore topics critical to developingeffective management skills includingperformance management, motivation, teamdevelopment, interpersonal and communicationpractices and time management skills...everything you need to manage employeeseffectively.Mon., 10/20, 8am-5pm, Richland, $99, CED 134.01Tues., 12/09, 8am-5pm, Somerset, $99, CED 134.02

General Workplace Mental Health First Aid This groundbreaking program helps you identify,understand and respond to signs of mentalillnesses and substance use disorders. This coursepresents an overview of mental illness andsubstance use disorders and introduces riskfactors and warning signs of mental healthproblems, builds understanding of their impactand overviews common treatments. This courseis appropriate for primary care professionals,employers and business leaders, faithcommunities, school personnel and educators,state police and corrections officers, nursinghome staff, mental health authorities, statepolicymakers, volunteers, young people, familiesand the general public. Certification is providedupon completion.Wed/Thurs., 09/10-09/11, 5-9pm, Richland, $69,CED 414

Youth Mental Health First Aid CertificationThis course is designed to teach parents, familymembers, caregivers, teachers, school staff,peers, neighbors, health and human servicesworkers and other caring citizens how to help anadolescent (age 12-18) who is experiencing amental health or addictions challenge or is incrisis. This course is primarily designed for adultswho regularly interact with young people. You’llbe introduced to common mental healthchallenges for youth, reviews typical adolescentdevelopment and teaches a 5-step action planfor how to help young people in both crisis andnon-crisis situations. Topics covered includeanxiety, depression, substance use, disorders inwhich psychosis may occur, disruptive behaviordisorders (including AD/HD) and eating disorders.Wed/Thurs., 11/05-11/06, 5-9pm, Richland, $69,CED 415

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Lean Six Sigma White Belt CertificationDesigned to deliver an uncomplicated insightinto the Lean Six Sigma roadmap used toimprove processes, this training will also cover thenotions of changeability, and how variance canadversely disturb processes. You’ll also learnabout the various roles that each team memberwill perform. Upon completion of the course, youwill have the introductory skills needed to providea general overview of Lean and Six Sigmaconcepts, know the general structure used for SixSigma (DMAIC), as well as the roles within SixSigma, understand the acronym DMAIC asDefine, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Controlwith a general knowledge of the process andunderstand the concepts of increasing customersatisfaction by minimizing waste and making themost of resources.Mon-Fri., 10/06-10/10, 8am-5pm, Richland, $999,CED 476

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt CertificationThis training program allows you to possess amore profound understanding of ProcessImprovement as part of Lean Manufacturing andContinuous Improvement. You’ll also becomefamiliar with the fundamental tools associatedwith Six Sigma. This training will provide you thenecessary tools required in order to become avaluable player within an employer’s largergoals. This course applies to anyone that doesnot have the Green Belt prerequisites of threeyears employment in an organization that has aLean environment and the opportunity to leadLean Six Sigma projects in their place of work.Mon-Fri., 09/15-09/19, 8am-5pm, Richland, $999,CED 502

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt CertificationThis course is a blended combination of LeanManufacturing process improvement philosophyand Six Sigma quality tools. The hands-on trainingmodules include Lean Manufacturing simulations(one piece flow, pull, etc.) and Six Sigmasimulations (Statapult). This course applies toanyone in an organization who will be part of aLean Six Sigma process improvement projectteam, line supervisors, managers and directors insuch areas as manufacturing, operations,customer service, engineering, supply chain,sales and quality assurance. You will learn howto apply the crucial observational, analytical andinterpersonal skills of a successful Lean Six SigmaGreen Belt. Prerequisites: three years ofemployment in an organization that has a Leanenvironment and the opportunity to lead LeanSix Sigma projects in your place of work.Mon-Fri., 09/15-09/19, 8am-5pm, Richland, $999,CED 452

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt CertificationA Lean Six Sigma Black Belt is a team leaderaccountable for multiple project improvementsto increase customer satisfaction and bottom-line savings to the organization. The Black Belt isa mentor for Green Belts. We will expand on theDMAIC methods of define, measure, analyze,improve and control steps for more projectswithin your company to create immediateresults. The course will cover additional statisticalmethods using Microsoft Excel software for datacollection and interpretation. You will learn howto apply the crucial observational, analytical andinterpersonal skills of a successful Lean Six SigmaBlack Belt. Prerequisites: Green Belt Certification+ Completion of 1 project + 1 year experience.Mon-Fri., 10/20-10/24, 8am-5pm, Richland, $1,750,CED 162

Lean Familiarization TrainingThis training lets participants discover the impactof Lean Thinking. The hands-on exercise teachesfundamental concepts of Lean Manufacturing.Companies committed to Lean Manufacturingshould train all their employees. Employees canhelp identify project ideas and may serve asvaluable members of a project team.Participants will learn and practice Takt time,one-piece flow, JIT production, visual workplace,pull systems, work balance and continuousimprovement. This 8 hour training course issuitable for assembly operators, office personneland a modified version is available for hospitals.Mon., 11/10, 8am-5pm, Richland, $180, CED 516

AS9100 Internal Auditor TrainingDefense Contractors – take your present ISO9001:2000 Quality Management System to thenext level. This course is tailored to the workingenvironment of the aerospace and defenseindustries. This course will provide you with apractical understanding of AS9100 by focusingon a process-based approach and how thatapproach of the AS9100 standard impactsauditing practices. The AS9100 internal auditortraining will focus on understanding the AS9100and the standard's application to auditingtechniques, how to perform a “gap analysis” toyour present ISO 9001:2000 Quality ManagementSystem and understanding and identifying theprocesses within your organization and how itapplies to AS9100.Thurs., 11/13, 9am-12pm, Richland, $69, CED 195

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Supplier Quality ManagementSuppliers can make or break your manufacturingoperations. Making an investment in supplierquality management to improve your supplier’squality will increase the effectiveness, efficienciesand profit margins throughout your supply chain.Many companies that sell products need topreserve their preferred supplier status tocontinue to be considered for future business. Asa result they are under pressure to ensure thattheir products continue to meet or exceedacceptable quality and delivery levels. Thus,managing their own supplier’s quality is very highon the agenda for these companies. This coursewill enable you to improve your own company’squality by improving your supplier’s product anddelivery quality.Mon., 12/08, 12-4pm, Richland, $99, CED 401

Workplace SafetyIt’s a fact that we are exposed to a range of risksand hazards during a normal working day. Thiscourse will provide the trainee with informationabout the various hazards within the workplacewhich they must be aware of. This course looks atmanual handling, computer safety, slips, trips andfalls, fire safety, electrical safety and security. Theaim is to help reduce the number of accidentsand injuries in the workplace and to promotegood attitudes amongst the staff. OSHAstandards are also covered.Thurs., 11/06, 6-9pm, Richland, $39, CED 137

ICD-10 Medical Coding TransitionEffective October 2015, the US Department ofHealth and Human Services will require that thestandard ICD-9 code sets, which are used inmedical billing and coding to report health carediagnoses and procedures, be replaced by ICD-10. This will have an impact on healthcareproviders and the reimbursement process. Thiscourse is ideal for current coding professionalslooking to update and review the issues andchallenges they will face with the ICD-10adoption.Mon., 10/13-12/1, 6-8pm, Richland, $134, CED 120Required: ICD-10 Coding Manual

Medical TerminologyThis course is a study of the professional languageof medicine including description, interpretation,building and spelling medical terms that relate tohuman anatomy and physiology,pathophysiology, diagnostic testing and medicalprocedures.Tues/Thurs., 10/07-12/04, 6-9pm, $199, Richland,CED 121

PAPA PreparationThe Pre-Service Academic PerformanceAssessment (PAPA) exam includes 3 modules:Reading, Math and Writing, and passing theexam is required in order to receive your initialteaching certification. Make sure you areproperly prepared by enrolling in this course!Tues/Thurs., 08/26-09/25, 5:30-7pm, Richland, $99,CED 129.01Tues/Thurs., 09/30-10/30, 5:30-7pm, Richland, $99,CED 129.02

Introduction to Project ManagementWhat is a project? What is project management?Find out about the relationships betweenportfolio management, program management,project management and organizationalmanagement. Learn about organizationalinfluences on a project as well as the life cycle ofa project.Mon., 09/29-11/17, 6-8pm, Richland, $134, CED 130

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www.ed2go.com/pennhighcc

All ed2go courses run for six weeks. Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes,hands-on assignments, discussion area, supplementary links and more. You can completethese courses entirely from your home or office at any time of the day or night. Please visit ourOnline Instruction Center for a complete list of courses, descriptions and start dates. Newsessions begin monthly. Below is a brief sampling of offerings in:

Management & Leadership Enrichment MicrosoftBuilding Teams That Work Genealogy Basics Microsoft AccessLeadership Mastering Public Speaking Microsoft ExcelUsing Social Media Publish/Sell Your E-Books Microsoft Word

Tools for Teachers Health Care Grant Writing Creating Classroom Centers End of Life Care A to Z Grant WritingTeaching Adult Learners Perinatal Issues Get Grants!Teaching w/SMART Boards Stress Management Writing Effective Proposals

Computer Programming Languages AdobeIntro. to C++ Programming Conversational French Dreamweaver CS6Intro. to Java Programming Speed Spanish InDesign CS6Intro. to Visual Basic Writing for ESL Photoshop CS6

Project Management General Business Skills AccountingPMP Cert. Prep Effective Business Writing Intro. to Crystal ReportsProject Management Apps. Effective Selling PeachtreeTotal Quality Fundamentals Intro. to Business Analysis QuickBooks

Workforce Education Programscareertraining.ed2go.com/pennhighcc

Pennsylvania Highlands Community College, in partnership with ed2go, offers online openenrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional levelpositions for many in-demand occupations. A variety of programs are available and include:

Business & Professional Skilled TradesCertified Bookkeeper Home Inspection CertificateParalegal HVAC Technician

Healthcare & Fitness Management & CorporateFitness Business Management Event Management & DesignMedical Transcription Records Management Certificate

Media and Design Hospitality & ServiceVideo Game Design & Development Casino Poker DealerWeb Design Professional Certified Wedding Planner

IT & Software Development Sustainable EnergyAndroid App. Developer Indoor Air Quality ManagerForensic Computer Examiner Natural Gas Plant Operations

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Earn Continuing Education Units Online!

Accredited Certificate Courses for Health Care Professionals

- Complementary and Alternative Medicine (22 contact hours)- End of Life Care (18 contact hours)- Food, Nutrition and Health (16 contact hours)- Gerontology (44 contact hours)- Healing Environments (16 contact hours)- Healthy Aging (10 contact hours)- Holistic and Integrative Health (50 contact hours)- Integrative Mental Health (22 contact hours)- Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing (23 contact hours)- Meditation (8 contact hours)- Pain Assessment and Management (12 contact hours)- Perinatal Issues (20 contact hours)- Spirituality, Health and Healing (25 contact hours)- Stress Management (14 contact hours)

All Health Care Continuing Education courses run for six-weeks (with a 10-day extension period available at the end). They are self-paced and consist of lessons and chapters, active discussion and a final exam. Upon successful completion,

you will be awarded a Certificate from Allegra Learning Solutions.

Professional Development for Teachers:Over 50 Continuing Education Certified Online Courses!

- Creating Classroom Centers- Creating K-12 Learning Materials- Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom- Differentiating K-12 Assessments- Enhancing Language Development in Childhood- Solving Classroom Discipline Problems- Solving Classroom Discipline Problems II- Spanish in the Classroom- Teaching High School Students- Teaching Preschool: A Year of Inspiring Lessons- Teaching Smarter with SMART Boards- Teaching Students with ADHD- Teaching Students with Autism: Strategies for Success- Working Successfully with Learning Disabled Students

*Please consult your Professional Development Coordinator for Continuing Education Approval

Our instructor-led online courses are informative, fun, convenient and highly interactive. We focus on creating warm, supportive communities for our learners. New course sessions

begin monthly. Visit us online to view start dates for the courses that interest you.

www.ed2go.com/pennhighcc

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Online Career Trainingwww.careerstep.com/pennhighlands

Train at home for an in-demand healthcare career. According to the U.S. Department ofLabor, healthcare will generate 3.2 million new jobs by 2018. You can be prepared to pursuethose career opportunities in one year!

These online, self-paced courses are available 24-7. Pricing includes all materials, shipping,online access, student support, graduate services and more. Continuing Education loans andpayment plans are available for those that qualify, and promotional offers are available forsome programs. The available Career Step courses include:

Medical Administrative Assistant w/EHR - $2,395 Computer Technician - $1,895Medical Transcription & Editing - $2,795 Executive Assistant - $1,695Pharmacy Technician - $1,995 Medical Billing - $1,695Professional Medical Coding & Billing - $2,795 ICD-10 FastTrack - $695

In-Demand Job Skills Trainingpennhighlands.theknowledgebase.org

Looking for affordable, self-paced, online certificate programs that can train you for thelatest, in-demand job skills? Pennsylvania Highlands Community College, in partnership withProtrain Online, is your solution! With online training you have flexible anytime, anywherelearning. Take a look at what we have to offer and start training today! We offer courses andcertifications in the following:

Accounting & Finance Industrial & Skilled Trades

Business & Leadership Legal & Criminal Justice

Career & Hospitality Multimedia & Graphic Design

Education & Personal Development Programming & Web Applications

Green & Renewable Energy Spanish in the Workplace

Healthcare & Allied Health Technology & Computer Programs

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WORKPLACE & PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

Business ManagementBusiness Research Certificate Certificate in Nonprofit Administration09/02-11/28, $495 09/02-11/28, $595

Certificate in Customer Research Management Certificate09/02-10/24, $395 09/02-11/28, $595

Entrepreneurship Certificate Supervisory and Leadership Certificate09/02-11/28, $495 09/02-10/24, $395

Business Communication Social Media for BusinessCertificate in Customer Service Instagram for Business09/02-10/31, $245 09/02-09/26, $195

Certificate in Presentation Media Managing Social Media Platforms Certificate09/02-11/28, $495 09/02-11/28, $495

Certificate in Workplace Communication Social Media for Business Certificate 09/02-11/28, $595 09/02-11/28, $495

Training and Education

Best Practices in Event Management Certificate in Online Teaching 09/02-09/26, $445 09/02-11/28, $495

Certificate in Designing Webinars Certificate in Teaching Adults10/06-11/28, $345 09/02-10/24, $295

Certified Online Instructor (COI) Developing Hybrid Courses 09/02-11/28, $495 11/03-11/28, $195

Training for K12 Teachers*

Gender in the Classroom Social Media & Online Tools for K12 Teachers10/06-10/31, $145 11/03-11/28, $145

Generational Learning Styles for K12 Teachers Substitute Teacher Preparation11/03-11/28, $145 10/06-10/31, $145

Online Learning & Teaching for K12 Teachers Using Cell Phones in the Classroom10/06-10/31, $145 11/03-11/28, $145

*Group Discount for K12 Teacher Courses: 50% Discount!

Just $72.50 per course per registration when you have 20 or more registrations for our coursesfor K-12 Teachers. Perfect for school systems, schools, several school systems, or any group ofteachers.

*Good for 12 Months!

The offer is good for registrations within a 12 month period, so you don’t have to take thecourses all at the same time. Mix and match within the 12 month period.

www.yougotclass.org/catalog-complete.cfm/Pennhighlands

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ONLINE CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES FOR FITNESS CAREER PROFESSIONALS

Online Fitness Certifications Additional CoursesFitness Management Running Well$299 $195

Lifestyle Fitness Coaching Pregnancy Fitness$299 $195

Advertising and Marketing Series Exercise Program Design for Insider Secrets of Advertising & Marketing Special Populationsfor the Successful Fitness Professional $195$195

Nutritional ConceptsDeveloping Your Marketing & Promotion Strategy $195$59.95

Personal Trainer Establishing Your Brand and Image Foundations$59.95 $195

Business Success Series Personal TrainerBusiness Success for Fitness Professionals Practical Review$195 $195

Developing Your Business Strategy Group Exercise Instructor$59.95 Foundations

$195Identifying Your Products & Services$59.95 Group Exercise Instructor

Practical ReviewDeveloping Relationships: The Key to Success $195$59.95

Older Adult Fitness InstructorFinance & Budgets: What Every Fitness Foundations Lecture &Professional Should Know! Practical Review$59.95 $195

Setting Prices for Profitability Youth Fitness Instructor$59.95 Foundations

$195Promotion & Sales Basics$59.95 Youth Fitness Instructor

Practical Review$195

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LOANS

Private student loans are available for certain Continuing Education programs. Loans can be usedto fund up to 100% of school certified education costs (a minimum of $1,000 is required).

A variety of loan products exist and students are encouraged to investigate options thoroughly.Pennsylvania Highlands Community College does not recommend lenders and does not maintain apreferred lender list. Additional and related information regarding private student loans as well as acomparison chart may be found at http://www.finaid.org/loans/privatestudentloans.phtml.Information on one available product, the Smart Option Loan offered by Sallie Mae, may be foundat https://www.salliemae.com/student-loans/smart-option-student-loan/.

The following programs are eligible for funding:• Clinical Medical Assistant• Dental Assisting• EKG Technician• Microsoft IT Academy Programs• Personal Trainer• Pharmacy Technician• Phlebotomy• ProTrain Online Courses and Programs (those costing more than $500)• Veterinary Assistant• All Career Step Online Programs

PAYMENT PLANA payment plan is available for some Continuing Education programs. The plan allows students toregister for classes while making convenient monthly payments on their tuition over a specified periodof time.

A 20% down payment is due at registration, along with a one-time payment plan fee of $25.

The following programs are eligible for the payment plan:• Clinical Medical Assistant• Dental Assisting• EKG Technician• Microsoft IT Academy Programs• Personal Trainer• Pharmacy Technician• Phlebotomy• Veterinary Assistant

FINANCING OPTIONS

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Course registrations for Continuing Educationclasses are accepted on an ongoing basis, butmust be received prior to course start dates.

Confirmation of course registration, includingroom location(s), will be mailed upon receipt ofa completed registration form and payment.

You will not be enrolled in a course until acompleted registration form and payment arereceived.

Acceptable methods of payment include check,cash or credit card (Visa or MasterCard). A feeof $25 will be assessed for any check refused forinsufficient funds.

Pennsylvania Highlands Community Collegereserves the right to add or delete courses, aswell as change class times, locations, fees orinstructors at any time.

The following is necessary to process allregistrations:

• Name• Address (email address also, if available)• Phone• County of Residence• DOB and Last 4 Digits of SSN• Course Code (i.e. CED 135.05)• Course Title & Cost• Payment

REFUND POLICYRefunds are available for registered studentsunder the following guidelines

• A 100% refund is awarded if the course must be cancelled.

• Refund requests will be accepted up to 48 hours before the class begins.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

101 Community College WayJohnstown, PA 15904

[email protected] | 1.888.385.PEAK | 814.269.9712 (fax)

GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION

Andrew PodolakAssistant to the Dean of Continuing [email protected]

Julie DavisContinuing Education [email protected]

Valerie WojcikContinuing Education [email protected]

Larry CocoDean of Continuing [email protected]

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NAME: ____________________________________________ ___________________

ADDRESS 1: ____________________________________ _______________________

ADDRESS 2: ___________________________________________________________

CITY: ______________________ STATE: ______ ZIP:__________________________

PHONE: (______) ______________________________________________________

EMAIL: _______________________________________________________________

COUNTY OF RESIDENCE: _______________________________________________

DOB: ______________________ LAST 4 DIGITS OF SSN: _____________________

Method of PaymentCheck Information (If paying by check fill out below. Make checks payable to Pennsylvania HighlandsCommunity College.)Check Number: ______________________________________________

Credit Card Information (If paying by credit card fill out below.)___ Visa or ___ Mastercard (Check one if applicable.)Card #: ___________________________ Security Code: __________ Expiration Date: _____/_____

SIGNATURE: _______________________ _______________ DATE: ___________________

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