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Fall Schedule 2021 Fall Schedule 2021 Learn Something New Adult Education and Literacy Continued Table of Contents HSE Classes ............................................................... 16 Career and Professional Development HSE Intensive Math ................................................... 17 Certified Pool Operator ............................................... 4 Culinary Essentials of Excel ....................................................... 4 Cake Decorating - Beginning ..................................... 18 Essentials of Word ...................................................... 4 Cake Decorating - Gum Paste ................................... 18 Introduction To Computer Systems ............................ 5 Bundle: Cake Decorating Beginning & Gum Paste ... 18 MS Office ..................................................................... 5 Cookie Decorating - Beginning ................................. 19 Quickbooks Pro I ......................................................... 5 Cookie Decorating - Intermediate ............................ 19 Quickbooks Pro II ........................................................ 6 Bundle: Cookie Decorating Beginning & Career and Professional Development Online Intermediate ............................................................. 19 Veterinary Assistant Series ......................................... 6 Let's Get Cooking Culinary Series ............................. 20 TeachWorthy - Alternative Certification for Teachers Game Day Party .................................................... 20 (Hybrid) ....................................................................... 6 Fall Couples Class .................................................. 20 Healthcare Mini Dessert Party ................................................ 20 Basic Life Support (CPR) .............................................. 7 Meal Prep (Upon Request) ....................................... 20 FREE Healthcare Programs Information Session ........ 7 Team Building in the Kitchen (Upon Request).......... 20 NEW! Allied Health Track: Certified Nurse Aide to Patient Care Assistant/Technician .............................. 8 Music Private Music Lessons ............................................... 21 NEW! Allied Health Track: Certified Nurse Aide to Medical Assistant ........................................................ 8 Community Band ...................................................... 21 NEW! Medical Billing & Coding Program .................... 9 Live Sound Workshop ............................................... 21 Medical Assistant Program ....................................... 10 Civic Chorus .............................................................. 22 Medical Assistant Refresher Course ......................... 10 Personal Enrichment and Leisure Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) ....... 22 Certification Exam Prep: Medical Assistant .............. 11 Country and Western Dance .................................... 22 Phlebotomy Refresher Course .................................. 11 Photography I ........................................................... 23 Certification Exam Prep: Phlebotomy Technician ..... 11 Photography II .......................................................... 23 Healthcare Online Dental Assistant Program.......................................... 12 Retirement Planning Today ...................................... 23 NEW! Pharmacy Technician Program ....................... 12 Hatha Yoga ................................................................ 23 Adult Education and Literacy Personal Enrichment and Leisure Online Career Pathways ....................................................... 13 12 Steps to a Successful Job Search .......................... 24 English as a Second Language (ESL) Accounting Fundamentals Series ............................. 24 Placement Testing ..................................................... 14 Adobe Illustrator CC .................................................. 24 English as a Second Language (ESL) Classes .............. 15 Analysis & Valuation of Stocks .................................. 25 Citizenship ................................................................. 15 Business Budgeting for Beginners ............................ 25 HSE Placement Testing .............................................. 16 Creating a Successful Business Plan ......................... 25 979-230-3600 www.brazosport.edu/ce Page 2 Personal Enrichment and Leisure Online Continued Travel Designing Effective Websites .................................... 25 Iceland's Magical Northern Lights ............................ 29 Discover Sign Language ............................................. 26 Magical Christmas Markets ...................................... 29 Explore a Career as a Paralegal ................................. 26 Costa Rica Adventure ................................................ 29 Financial Planning Suite ............................................ 26 Islands of New England ............................................. 29 Spanish for Law Enforcement ................................... 26 Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta ..................................... 29 Spanish in the Classroom .......................................... 27 Mackinac Island ........................................................ 29 Speed Spanish ........................................................... 27 Highlights of Italy’s Amalfi Coast .............................. 30 Understanding Adolescents ...................................... 27 Christmas on the Danube ......................................... 30 Wow, What a Great Event! ....................................... 27 Youth and Teen Art Fencing ...................................................................... 30 Ceramics I .................................................................. 28 Fencing Private Lessons (Ages 11-17) ....................... 30 Sculpture ................................................................... 28 Watercolor ................................................................ 28 Private Art Lessons .................................................... 28 A lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission to and participation in career and technical education programs. Brazosport College shall not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, citizenship status, age, disability, pregnancy, religion, gender, gender identity, genetic information, marital status, veteran status or any other protected class in accordance with applicable federal and state laws. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Vice President of Human Resources, 500 College Drive, Lake Jackson, TX, 77566; 979-230-3459; [email protected] Brazosport College is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. (Please request reasonable accommodations 48 hours in advance.) Relay Texas Numbers: 1-800-735-2989 (TDD) 1-800-735-2988 (Voice) or 711 Adult education and literacy services are provided with support from the Gulf Coast Workforce Board to help individuals find a job, keep a job, or get a better job. Brazosport College supports, and the Board is committed to, providing a learning and working environment that promotes personal integrity, civility, and mutual respect free of discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, gender identity and gender expression, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, or veteran status. This schedule may be modified based on federal, state, or local government guidance regarding COVID-19. Due to social distancing, class size may be reduced. If necessary, classes may have to be moved to an online platform due to COVID-19. 979-230-3600 www.brazosport.edu/ce Page 3 Career and Professional Development Certified Pool Operator The Certified Pool Operator certification course is designed to provide the basic knowledge, techniques and skills required to safely operate a pool or spa. The course will follow the NSPF Pool & Spa Operator Handbook (provided) along with local regulatory codes and is taught by an NSPF certified instrufctor. Essential calculations, how to carry out and interpret water tests for safe operation of aquatic facilities, state and federal regulations and other important topics will be covered. Pass the open book exam and earn your CPO certification. Location: BC Central Instructor: David Turnage 2652 CCPO1002 (01211T) 16 hrs. 9/24-9/25 F/S 8am-5pm $279 Essentials of Excel Microsoft Excel is a program used to present data in a spreadsheet or a table of rows and columns. Data can then be sorted, organized, and manipulated mathematically using various operations and formulas. This introductory course will teach you basic data editing, performing calculations with formulas, managing workbooks, creating charts, and many other marketable skills using the automated tools found within Excel. Location: BC Central Instructor: Juanita Cantu 2653 ITSC1022B (01211T) 12 hrs. 11/9-11/18 T/R 6-9pm $125 Essentials of Word Microsoft Word is a word processing application used to create letters, reports, and other documents. This basic course will teach you foundational skills such as using toolbars, task panes, document navigation, as will as editing and formating texts. Location: BC Central Instructor: Juanita Cantu 2654 POFI1024A (01211T)
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