geispérsonnel. The student will learn to perform patient assessments and pasic life
atingzshock and other injuries, transporting patients and basic life support|for medical
18e2$128:75 AHA Healthcare Provider $16.05
EmsssBvery other month. Prerequisites: High School Diploma/GED
lawrcEmergency Training Center Registration fee $65
izimsteuctor: Chris Swansson
mowrEEmeérgency Training Center Registration fee $65
gé $3128.75" AHA Healthcare Provider $16.05
lasssgvery other month. Prerequisites: High School Diploma/GED
romaErmeérgency Training Center Registration fee $65
@ BYown'Emergency Training Center Registration fee $65
daoiowreaths, and center pieces. Students will purchase their own supplies. 30
ilingiSprings Florist Registration fee $40 Plus Materials
cesmdigurines, walking canes and more. Instructor Ray Rice will also demonstrate
Giszi20 hours. Instructor: Ray Rice
eatiom TBA Registration fee $40 Students 65 and older do fot have to pay
oniinoing education hours for H1, H2, and H3 licensees in North Carolina. Topics
anical'Code, Mechanical Code changes and interpretations, and principles of effective
iithi@arolina: Mechanical Code books to class. 6 hours. Instructor: Brigh Pruitt
ksay:3108 Registration fee $50 Students 65 or older do hot have to pay
‘exeitingryarns used to make scarves, dish cloths, ponchos, shawls| and
lecpatternireading and finish several small projects. Students will ned to bring size
asszsAdditional supplies will be discussed in class. 12 hours.
2B © Registration fee $40 Students 65 or older dojnot have to pay
plting is the art of shrinking your knitting on purpose. Knowledge of basic knit stitch
ail lemst 250 yards of 100% wool yarn. 8 hours. Instructor: Terri Melton
2028 Registration fee $40 Students 65 or older dq not have to pay
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mecoming back for more. Are customer interactions a primary parfof your
based: job? This interactive, hands-on course explores topics such as first,
ionalismiand handling challenging customer situations. 30 hours.
céatiam TBA Registration fee $55 Materials fee $15
yanissioned as a Notary Public with the State of North Carolina. T¢pics to be
rsame dimitations, oaths and affirmations, depositions, affidavits oh negotiable
fidl@ith Carolina, and read and write English. Class size-is:limitedfo 20 participants.
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\C 88 Registration fee $50 Book $22
C138 Registration fee $50 Book $22
ic SKC 1138 Registration fee $50 Book $22
C188 WV Registration fee $50 Book $22
eviee personnel as OBD emission inspectors for motor ont Course topics
deisyithe. DC DMW — Enforcement Section — for OBD emission inspectors. Upon
wesaEnd procedures for OBS emission inspections, be able to jhspect a vehicle
xamesGlass'size is limited. 8 hours. Instructor: Larry Carpenter, Ur.
\C 88 Registration fee $50 Book $18
CO 1188 I Registration fee $50 Book $18
Painters
desiveta pursue individual projects. Emphasis will be on working from one’s own
ydimtimgseind color interpretation. Demonstrations by the instructor and videos will be
wmsupplies. Class size is limited. 48 hours. Instructor: Barbara Ghigo
eliiSenior Center Registration fee $40 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
id Painters
eitiz@enior Center Registration fee $40 Students 65 or old er do not have to pay
of framing and matting. It will cover the basic technigties of matting and
ing to‘use, selecting the frame type (wood or metal), cutting the mat, attaching
De to use, glass selection, and the safe and proper use of the tools used
stich Stroupe
BY. Ga. Extension Bldg. Regisiration; fee $40 Plus RH
mamsoverview of the 2006 NC Plumbing Code in general chapters 1-11. The third
dob \tith-the installation. This course will provide 6 hours of the required annual
GNCPIumbing and Gas code books. 6 hours. Instructor: Brian Pruett
sey 3108 Registration fee $50 Students 65 or glder do not have to pay
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patchwork, applique, shadow applique, soft shading, lap quilting, making pillows,
nstructoriBrenda Arrowood
ieltiimSenior Center Registration fee $40 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
iiftifiig: forthe beginner. 42 hours. Instructor: Brenda Arrowood
eltitpSenior Center Registration fee $40 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
Quilting, Machine Beginner
Each student will complete the same project in this beginner machine quilting class. Students will make pieced machine quilting blocks for a
quilt the size of their choosing. Students will be required to purchase their own materials. Class size is limited. 24 hours. Instructor: Tammie
Lee
03-05-07 to 04-23-07 Monday 6-9 PM Lee Sewing Center Registration fee $50 Plus Materials Everyone must pay
Real Estate Update & Elective
A course designed to give real estate agents their four-hour mandatory continuing education requirement and four-hour elective. The update
will meet 8:30 a.m.—12:30 p.m. and the elective will meet from 1:30-5:30 p.m. The elective is “Property Disclosures & Reducing Risks.”
8 hours. Instructor: Tom Daniel
03-27-07 Tuesday 8:30 AM—5:30 PM SAC 1138, 1139, 1140 Registration fee $75 Everyone must pay
Scrapbooking
Learn step-by-step how to turn your photos and memorabilia into treasured keepsake albums. The instructor will provide detailed
information on safe photo preservation and will help you start and continue your album project. Students will purchase their own supplies.
First night will consist of a demonstration and students will receive a list of supplies needed. Class size is limited. 18-hours. Instructor:
Teralea Blanton
01-23-07 to 02-27-07 Tuesday 6-9 PM
Students 65 or older do not have to pay
Location TBA Registration fee $40 Plus materials
Techniques of Speed Reading
This course is a look at interactive factors affecting our speed of reading such as focus, personal factors, textual factors, syntax, and
purpose leading to increased reading comprehension and reading speed. This course will be taught by Dr. Ruth Pace a retired teacher with
37 years of service in public schools and Soliscenimversity positions. She holds a doctorate in Reading Education from the University of
Georgia. 20 hours. Instructor: Ruth Pace
01-16-07 to 03-27-07 Tuesday 6-8 PM Location TBA Registration fee $55 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
Stamping 101
Learn how to use rubber stamps. What to do with which kinds of ink, and how to make cards that people will keep forever. Class will be held
at Dorothy’s Stamps ‘n Scraps, 108 Fairview St, Boiling Springs, NC. Class size is limited. 8 hours. Instructor: Mary Ruth Dixon
01-16-07 to 02-06-07
Tuesday 6—8 PM Everyone must pay
Dorothy’s Stamps ‘n Scraps Registration fee $25
Storying Our Lives Through Story Telling & Creative Writing
Participants in this class will share the way they have “storied their lives” through oral story telling and creative writing exercises. They will
also examine how some of the classic writers and storytellers (such as Emily Dickinson and Mark Twain) shared their stories through poetry,
essays, memoirs, songs, etc. 8 hours. Instructor: Dottie Mcintyre
01-11-07 to 03-01-07 Thursday 6-8 PM Location TBA Registration fee $40 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
Studying Television: Morality In Buffy The Vampire Slayer
From 1997-2008, viewers who were able to get past the deliberately silly-sounding title of Buffy were ushered into a complex world that
featured much more than a teenage girl staking vampires and worrying about how to pass the next day’s history test. Throughout‘the sever
years of Buffy, viewers saw characters face tough moral questions about consequences, the struggle for redemption, the reality that some
battles are lost, and the burdens of personal responsibility and sacrifice. Join this class for a four-week journey through some of Buffy's :
lessons in morality. During each two-hour class, an episode of Buffy will be shown and discussion will follow. The class is designed forsardent
fans of Buffy as well as those who haven't seen a single episode and wonder what all the fuss is about. The class is led by K. Dale Koantz, a
popular culture enthusiast whose focus is on the work of Buffy’s creator, Joss Whedon. 8 hours. Instructor: Dale Koontz
01-16-07 to 02-06-07 Tuesday 6-8 PM Location TBA Registration fee $30 Everyone must pay
Welding, Basic
Learn the basics of welding utilized by the homeowner or “do-it-your-selfer.” Topics include stick welding, brazing, and flame cutting. Learn
the basics to complete your own projects or artistic ideas. Class size is limited. 20 hours. Instructor: Dana White
01-18-07 to 03-29-07 Thursday 3:30-5:30 PM B 1030 Registration fee $55 Materials fee $15
Everyone must pay 3
Woodworking
This course will cover the basics of woodworking. Students will become familiar with woodworking machinery, learn how to select and buy wood,
and design and complete a small project. Each student will need unlined drawing paper, a drafting pencil, an architect’s scale, tape measure.
safety glasses, a small calculator, and dust masks. Students will purchase their own materials. The class will meet on campus for the first two
meetings and then at Cabinet Makers Limited beside Crest High School. Class size is limited. 64 hours. Instructor: Gary Reynolds
01-22-07 to 05-07-07 Monday 6-10 PM
B 2027 & Cabinet Makers Limited Registration fee $40
Students 65 or older do not have to pay
Materials fee
Woodworking
64 hours. Instructor: Gary Reynolds
01-23-07 to 05-08-07 Tuesday 6-10 PM Location TBA & Cabinet Makers Limited | - Registration fae 540°! Materials fee . wi
Students 65 or older do not have to pay Aer vere DE Sumter 46]
CONTINUING EDUCATION COMPUTER CLASSES
Computer Basics
Learn the basics of personal computer use. The course will cover topics such as basic windows, word processing, and spreadsheet
applications. Other areas of instruction will include an introduction to email and the Internet. 36 hours. Instructor: Deborah Young
01-22-07 to 04-09-07 Monday 6-9 PM Location TBA Registration fee $60 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
Computer Basics for Seniors
Learn the basics of personal computer use in a course designed for senior students. The course will cover topics such-as basic windows,
word processing, and spreadsheet applications. Other areas of instruction will include an introduction to email and the internet.
26 hours. Instructor: Steve Putnam
01-19-07 to 04-27-07 Friday 12:30-2:30 PM Paksoy 3201 Registration fee $40 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
Computer Basics for Seniors Ii
This course will build on the fundamentals of computer basics. Recommended for students who have completed Computer Basics
(Introduction to Computers) or are already familiar with basic computer functions. 26 hours. Instructor: Steve Putnam
01-19-07 to 04-27-07 Friday 9:30-11:30 AM Paksoy 3201 Registration fee $40 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
Computer Hardware/Software Installation
Students will take a computer apart and put it back together i in, learn the parts of a computer and each part’s function, learn how to
install an operating system, memory, and replace a CD ROM, &tc., and learn some good practices on how to back up important infornnation
on the system. 30 hours. Instructor: Steve Putnam
01-16-07 to 04-10-07 Tuesday 9:30 AM—12 PM Paksoy 3210 Registration fee $55 Students 65 ot older do not have to pay
Practical Computer Security and Maintenance
This class will cover the basics of personal computer security and maintenance including firewalls, virus software, anti-spyware software,
rootkits, etc. Students will also learn the basics of security while online, as well as, wireless home or small business networking security. 30
hours. Instructor: Steve Putnam
01-18-07 to 04-12-07
Thursday 9:30 AM—-12 PM Paksoy 3210 Registration fee $55 Students 65 or older do not have to pay
These courses will be delivered in an online interactive format via the Internet. You will be able to
read lessons, complete assignments, and ask questions via the convenience of home or office.
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Education Each course consists of twelve sets of written lecture notes, to be delivered by Internet twice a week
for six weeks. The notes will be supplemented by interactive multimedia content to be delivered via
10 Go the World Wide Web. For an in-depth description of the available courses, see the web site at:
www.ed2go.com/ccc. You must prepay for each course at least 3 days prior to the starting date.
Instructor info and Course Outline provided at the website. For more information, contact Continuing
Education at 704-484-4015.
Continuing Education Refund Policy
The College may refund registration fees under the following circumstances:
1. If a student officially withdraws from the class prior to the first class
session, the student will receive 100% refund.
2. If a class is canceled due to insufficient enrollment, the student will
receive 100% refund.
3. After a class begins and a student officially withdraws from the class prior
to or on the 10% point of the scheduled hours, the student will receive
75% refund. .
This refund is limited to the registration fee and does not include all accident
insurance, liability insurance, textbooks, or supplies.
Cleveland
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
* For more information call 704-484-4015
» Students must be 18 years of age or older.
www.clevelandcommunitycolliege.etiu
Cleveland Community College Is An Equal Opportunity Educational Institution.
» Students 65 years of age and older are fee-exempt
on some classes.
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