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St. Louis Community College Fall 2018 Continuing Education Catalog Continuing EducationFALL 2018 Registration begins August 6 Learn more. Do more. Be more. stlcc.edu/ce | 314-984-7777 Fall 2018 registration begins Monday, august 6 unless otherwise noted in course description 2 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS AUG 6 Fall 2018 Continuing Education Courses PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Personal Enrichment Essentials Training Ageless Learning Seminars ............................. 23 Professional Essentials ........................................5 Creative Arts Career Essentials ..................................................6 Fine Arts ...............................................................25 Small Business Essentials ....................................7 Crafts ....................................................................28 Nonprofit Essentials .............................................8 Culinary Arts ........................................................31 Industry, Quality and Safety Performing Arts Construction .........................................................8 Dance .............................................................. 36 Safety and Quality: OSHA ....................................9 Music ............................................................... 39 NABCEP Solar Certified Courses .........................9 Theater ............................................................ 39 Drones ....................................................................9 Photography .......................................................40 Restaurant Management .....................................9 Writing .................................................................41 Career Studies Home, Nature and Garden Emergency Care ..................................................10 Home Improvement and Maintenance ............43 CPR & First Aid ................................................ 11 Animal Care .........................................................44 Healthcare Occupations ....................................12 Master Naturalist ................................................46 Caregiving At Home ............................................13 Personal Finance We’re here for you Childcare Training...............................................14 Finance and Investments ...................................48 whether you’re letting your curiosity Communications ................................................16 Real Estate ..................................................... 49 Real Estate ...........................................................16 Estate Planning .............................................. 49 point you in new directions, seeking Fitness Trainer .....................................................16 Retirement Planning ..........................................49 professional courses to help advance Truck Driving .......................................................16 Language and Communication your career or pursuing new challenges Aviation Manufacturing .....................................16 Personal Communications ................................50 Computers & Technology Foreign Languages .............................................51 to expand your mind. Continuing Personal Computing ..........................................17 Sign Language ....................................................54 Education provides a showcase Microsoft Tools ....................................................18 Historical Studies of opportunities to broaden your G Suite Google Tools ...........................................19 Genealogy ............................................................55 potential and change your life! Adobe Tools .........................................................19 Culture..................................................................55 3-D Modeling .......................................................20 Religion ................................................................56 • experiential, life-long learning Web Development ..............................................20 Literature .............................................................56 Buying and Selling Online .................................20 History ..................................................................57 • diverse, inclusive community Mobile Technologies ..........................................21 Tours and Trips ....................................................58 Social Media ........................................................21 Wellness, Fitness and Recreation • continually evolving for an Smart-Home Technology ...................................21 Recreation and Sports ever-changing world Education and Test Prep .................................. 22 Motorcycle Safety Training ........................... 60 Bowling ........................................................... 60 Cards and Games........................................... 60 Discover how Continuing Education St. Louis Community College expands minds Fencing............................................................ 60 can spark your potential and unlock and changes lives every day by offering Golf .................................................................. 61 high-quality educational experiences Tennis, Pickleball and Padel Tennis ............. 61 a whole new future for you! leading to degrees, certificates, employment, Team Sports ................................................... 62 university transfer and life-long learning. Fitness If you are a person with a disability who requires Aquatics .......................................................... 63 314-984-7777 | CALL CENTER an accommodation in order to participate in any Boot Camp ...................................................... 64 program or activity, please contact the Continuing Aerobic Exercise ............................................. 64 Extended Hours: August 6-16 Education Access Office at 314-984-7704 for Yoga and Pilates ............................................. 65 • M–Th .......... 8:30 am–7:30 pm assistance at least 10 business days in advance of program. For trips and tours, accommodations T’ai Chi ............................................................. 66 • F ................. 8:30 am–4 pm advance notice of up to one month is needed. Self Defense .................................................... 66 Wellness ...............................................................67 Regular Hours Saint Louis Community College Board of Trustees: Chair Rodney Gee; Vice Chair Kevin M. Martin, Ed.D.; Youth Classes ................................................... 68 • M–Th .......... 8:30 am–5 pm Libby Fitzgerald; Doris A. Graham, Ph.D.; Craig • F ................. 8:30 am–4 pm H. Larson, Ed.D.; Joan McGivney; Pam Ross Helpful Information Location Index...................................................... See page 71 for more Great care has been taken to provide accurate 69 information about the courses in this schedule. General Information ............................................ 70 registration methods. Occasionally, an error may occur. Information Registration Form ...............................................71 is subject to change and/or correction. For more information on Continuing Education programs and to view complete, up-to-date course information, REGISTER ONLINE | 24 HOURS visit St. Louis Community College, visit stlcc.edu/CE. stlcc.edu/CE REGISTRATION BEGINS AUG 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 3 ADVANCING PEOPLE, BUSINESSES, Workforce Solutions Group of St. ADVANCING PEOPLE COMMUNITIES Louis Community College leverages Continuing Education annually education for growth in the knowledge advances over 40,000 individuals economy by offering programs and both personally and professionally services designed to advance people, with an extensive library of over businesses and communities. 3,000 courses as well as over 4,000 online opportunities. We accomplish this through our • Professional Development Continuing Education, Corporate Services and Community Services • Personal Enrichment operating units with teams centrally located at the Corporate College, ADVANCING BUSINESSES a state-of-the-art facility solely Corporate Services is one of the dedicated to corporate education largest providers of training and and professional development. consulting services in the St. Louis metropolitan area advancing over 10,000 employees from Interested in tailored over 100 companies each year. training and development? Contact us at 314‑539‑5022 to discuss • Contract Training and Consulting specialized programs custom-fit • Testing and Assessment Center to your unique needs and goals. • WorkKeys Solutions Center Or, learn more about our suite of workforce and continuing education ADVANCING solutions at stlcc.edu/workforce. COMMUNITIES Community Services advances local communities by partnering with employers, community organizations, Each year, STLCC’s Workforce education and government to create Solutions Group publishes its job training opportunities for residents annual State of the St. Louis and a talent pipeline for employers. Workforce Report. Our 2018 issue, focusing on financial services, • Accelerated Job Training Programs health care and information • SkillUp Training Funding technology, releases August 8 at our • Community Workforce Partnerships annual launch event. Learn more and register to attend or download the report at stlcc.edu/STLworkforce. EXPANDING MINDS. CHANGING LIVES. 4 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION
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