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This 40 hour course
provides Federal and State certification for those who work with
hazardous waste for management, operations, emergency response team or
trainers, and site clean up. This course satisfies the requirements for
generalized employee training under the Occupational Safety & Health
Administration (OSHA) 1910.120 and State of California Regulation 5192
Title 8. A certificate and wallet card will be issued upon completion of
the class.
Cuyamaca College
Room F-724
3220 2 F 9/18 & 25 7:30am-5:30
2 Sa 9/19 &
26 7:30am-5:30
$25*
3321 M-Th & M
10/5-8 & 10/12
7:30am-4
$25*
3222 2 Fri 10/30 &
11/6 7:30am-5:30
2 Sa 10/31 &
11/7 7:30am-5:30
$25*
3323 2 F
12/4 & 11 7:30am-5:30
2 Sa 12/5 &
12 7:30am-5:30
$25*
Hamilton Sundstrom Power Systems, Rm.
CTC-1
4440 Ruffin Road, San Diego CA 92123
3229 M-F
11/30-12/4
8am-5 Cancelled
$25*
*(fee for book and certificate)
Lunch time will include a class activity, so bring a sack lunch and plenty
of drinking water.
To register call (619) 660-4350
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This 8-hour Hazardous
Waste Operator and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) Refresher course is
designed to maintain the 40-Hour or 24-Hour OSHA Annual Certificate required
for employees in the public or private sector, large or small businesses,
who work with hazardous waste in any phase from management operations to
on-site clean-up. This course includes lectures, table top exercises, and
hands-on activities. A certificate will be issued upon completion of the
class.
Cuyamaca College, Rooms F-724
3329 Sat 8/29 8am-5
$15*
3324 Fri 10/2 8am-5
$15*
3325 Sat 11/21 8am-5
$15*
3326 Fri 12/18 8am-5
$15*
Solar Turbines, 4242 Ruffin Road, SD 92123
3222 Wed 10/21 6am-2:30pm
(FULL)
$15*
Solar Turbines, 2200 Pacific Hwy, SD 92101
3223 Th 10/15 6am-2:30pm
(FULL)
$15*
Goodrich, 850 Lagoon Dr, Chula Vista 91910
3226 F 10/16 7:30am-4pm
$15*
General Atomic, 3550 General Atomic Ct, San Diego
92121
3234 T 12/8 7:30am-4pm
$15*
*(fee for book and certificate)
To register call (619) 660-4350
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This course covers the
Department of Transportation (DOT) Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR)
governing the transportation of hazardous substances. This course fulfills
the DOT 49 CFR Hazardous Materials Transportation awareness training
required by DOT and includes: using a hazardous materials table, preparing
shipping papers, marking, labeling and placard requirements, security
awareness and site policies, handling emergencies and notification and
identification and communication of hazards of transportation.
Cuyamaca College
4349 Fri
10/16
8am-5 Room F-724
3173 Sat 12/12 8am-5 Room F-607
Canceled
Fee $15 for materials
This course helps
students understand bloodborne pathogens in the workplace and provides
common modes of their transmission, methods of prevention, and other
pertinent information for those who have
the
potential to be exposed to blood or other potentially infectious material.
Cuyamaca College, Room F-724 CANCELED
4347 Fri 10/23 8am-5
Fee: $10 for
book/materials
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Environmental
Technology: Incident Command Systems
(NCVE 1024)
Incident Command System (ICS 100/200) is
intended for personnel assigned to an incident or event who have a minimum
requirement for the understanding of ICS.
Cuyamaca College, Room
F-724
5568 WTh
9/16 & 17
8am-12
5569 WTh
11/17 & 18
8am-12
CANCELED
3230 2 F 12/4 &12/11 8am-12 F-607
Fee:
$15 for book/materials
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This course is designed for
individuals who are, or will be, working in a food or service industry job
which requires food handler certification. The San Diego County Department
of Health has approved this three-hour course. A certificate is valid for
three years and will be issued to each participant upon completion of this
course.
Grossmont College, Room 53-544B park in lot #5
5658 Sat
9/19 9am-12
5659 Sat
10/10 9am-12
4709 Sat
11/7 9am-12
4710 Sat
12/12 9am-12
Instructor: Nancy Garcia
A fee of $6 for certificate
Photo Identification required
Bring a #2 pencil
To register call (619) 660-4350
Career Exploration (NCVE 1089)
Personality and interest-based assessment
is used to help students gain career insight and set educational
goals. Learn to matriculate from this noncredit course to a credit
program.You will be given insights into your interests and personality type
by taking Choices and Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator (MBTI) career
assessments. Discover how you can use your assessment to select a career
that matches your interests and personality.
Please call Continuing Education to
register for this class at 619-660-4350. Once registered contact the
Cuyamaca College Career Center at 619-660-4450 to schedule the Choices
assessment prior to class. On 9/19 and 10/10 the MBTI assessment will be
administered in class.
Bring a sack lunch and a #2 pencil
Cuyamaca College, Room B-262
3890 Sat 9/19
9am-2 Canceled
$3 Laurie Brown
3168 Sat 10/10 9am-2
Canceled
$3 Laurie Brown
Looking for a job in this challenging
economy? Join us for a two day workshop that will provide relevant tools for
landing a job in an economic downturn. Students will discover today's
in-demand careers and will take a career assessment to learn which jobs suit
their unique personality and skill sets. The workshop will also cover resume
writing and interviewing skills, tips for a successful job search, and
strategies for staying positive throughout the journey.
A job preparedness program for
individuals entering today's competitive employment market. Topics include
employee readiness, applications, interviews, dress codes, communication
skills, budgeting, stress and time management, self esteem and career
ladders.
*Bring a sack lunch. This class spans two
days. Students must attend both sessions to take the complete class.
Cuyamaca College, Room F-627
3171 WTh 9/2 & 9/3
8:30am-2:30* $3 (CANCELED)
3172 TTh 11/10 & 11/12 8:30am-2:30* $3
*Note: One hour break 11am-12
Noncredit Computer Classes
Pre-register
for computer classes at 619.660.4350 to reserve a seat. Minimum enrollment
must be met to avoid class cancellation.
Students will need to bring:
A #2 pencil
A USB flash drive to save your documents
For parking instructions
click
here.
Instructors: Dale
Mastny, Wallace Wang
Locations:
Grossmont College (GC), Technology Mall
Room 70-134. Entrance is on the south side of the library-upstairs above the
main quad, park in lot #7
Cuyamaca College (CC), Room B-167
park in lot #1 for all CC classes
An introductory course in computer knowledge
is designed to provide students with basic skills.
5617 Sat 9/5
9am-12 GC 70-134 (CANCELED)
5618 Sat 9/19 9am-12 CC
B-167
Fee: $5*
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This course
introduces students to the Windows Operating System and is designed to
provide students with basic skills necessary for personal and professional success. Intro to
Computers or
equivalent is HIGHLY recommended.
5615 Sat
9/5 12pm-3
GC 70-134 (CANCELED)
5616 Sat
9/19
12:30pm-3:30 p.m. CC B-167
Canceled
Fee: $5*
This course
introduces students to the internet via current technology trends and
hands-on use. Various internet browsers will be used to gain practical
experience.
Cuyamaca College,
Room B-167
3811 Sat
10/10 9am-12
Fee: $5*
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This course introduces the students to
Microsoft PowerPoint. Students learn to create, edit and organize
slides; design and format a presentation.
Grossmont College
Room 70-134
4022
Sat 9/19 9am-3 Canceled
Fee: $5*
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This course introduces students to Excel; a
spreadsheet program. Class is beneficial for individuals using computer
programs to file, organize, retrieve and report data.
Cuyamaca College,
Room B-167
5619
Sat 10/3 9am-3:30
Fee: $5*
An entry level class which introduces students to word
processing. Students will learn to produce letters, memos, reports, and
other documents as for personal or professional use.
Grossmont College
GC 70-134
(CANCELED)
Fee: $5*
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ACADEMY
Business ESSENTIALS
Class Descriptions
Confident Public Speaking
(NCVE 1128)
This class will help
students learn to organize their thoughts, communicate with credibility, and
keep their composure when speaking in public.
Delivering Powerful Presentations (NCVE 1130)
This course is designed for
the presenter who is already a comfortable public speaker looking for a
competitive edge.
The Right Attitude (NCVE 1020)
This course is designed to help students
explore the impact attitude has on customer service, organizational image,
team effectiveness, and personal productivity. Students will examine verbal
and non verbal methods of communicating attitude and will discuss techniques
for adjusting a negative attitude.
Dealing with Difficult People (NCVE 1121)
This course is designed to help students
develop the skills necessary to work more effectively with co-workers and
customers who exhibit a variety of work style behaviors. Students will
identify their personal work style and will learn strategies and techniques
for modifying their style to resolve conflict situations. Common sources of
workplace conflict are explored and five conflict handling styles are
identified along with the appropriate time to use each style.
For additional class offerings go to
www.ProfessionalDevelopmentAcademy.com
or call 619-660-4558 for more information
Classes Offered at Cuyamaca College
900 Rancho San Diego Parkway, El Cajon
Confident Public Speaking (NCVE 1128)
3169 TTh 9/22 & 9/24 9am-12 $3 F-627
Canceled
Gail Cadman
Delivering Powerful Presentations (NCVE
1130)
3170 TTh 9/29 &
10/1 9am-12 $3 Canceled
Gail Cadman
The Right Attitude (NCVE 1020)
5707 W 11/18 9am-12 $3 Room
F-613 Canceled
Dealing with Difficult People (NCVE
1121)
5702 W 12/16
9am-12 $3 Room F-613 Canceled
For the above classes call 619.660.4323 to pre-register. Fees will be collected at each class
meeting. Cash only accepted.
*Minimum enrollment must be met to avoid class
cancelation
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These classes are for people who want
to teach career and technical education in community college and/or high
school. Whether you are a new teacher or an experienced teacher, you
will find these classes valuable for your professional growth.
To register call (619) 660-4350
Learning Theories and Learning Styles
This course will provide an overview
of learning theories relevant to career and technical education that
emphasizes the importance of teaching not only technical skills but
higher order thinking, problem solving, and collaborative skills to
prepare workers entry into and advancement in the workplace. Learning
styles will be defined and the importance of understanding the
difference among learning styles to enhance student learning. Career and
technical education instructors will gain knowledge of how to
incorporate constructivist/ contextual learning theory and accommodate
various learning styles when designing their curriculum.
Cuyamaca College, Room F-613
5788 Fri
9/11
5:30pm-9:30
$0 Canceled
Fri 11/6 5:30pm-9:30 $0
Teaching Methods and Strategies
This course will provide faculty with
the teaching tools needed to engage students in learning and increase
student mastery of subject matter. Six teaching methods will be covered:
project-based learning , work-based learning, direct instruction,
cooperative learning, and service learning. Strategies for integrating
academic skills will be addressed and how they apply to the adult
learner. Emphasis will be placed on how to integrate the disciplines of
Math, Science, and English Language Arts into career and technical
education.
Cuyamaca College Room F-613
5787 Sat
9/12
9am-1 $0 Canceled
Sat 11/7 9am-1 $0
Critical Elements of Course Structure
This course will provide an overview
of how to create a syllabus, basic elements of course structure,
including student learning outcomes (SLOs), and their application.
Practical exercises in developing syllabi and SLOs will be presented.
Participants will gain knowledge of how to develop course objectives,
measurable student learning outcomes, and appropriate assessment
methods. Various types of testing, assessment methods, and rubrics will
be reviewed.
Cuyamaca College, Room F-613
5789 Fri
9/18
5:30pm-9:30
$0 Canceled
Fri 11/20 5:30pm-9:30 $0
Classroom Management
This course will provide an overview
of classroom management to create a positive environment for learning
and managing student behavior. This includes setting expectations,
dealing with difficult students, modeling appropriate behavior,
addressing students with special needs, and integrating soft skills.
Students will gain knowledge of effective classroom management
techniques for career and technical education classrooms and learning
labs.
Cuyamaca College, room F-613
5790 Sat
9/19
9am-1
$0 Canceled
Sat 11/21 9am-1 $0
What You Need to Know the First Week
This course will provide an overview
of the critical components needed to get started teaching at the
community college level. Course Content and Scope will include minimum
qualification to teach career and technical education, expectations of
Faculty, campus policies and procedures, campus resources, Faculty
evaluation process, campus layout and tour.
Cuyamaca College,
Part I & II
5791 Fri
& 9/25 5:30pm-9:30
$0 Room F-613 Canceled
Sat 9/26 9am-1 $0
Room F-627 Canceled
Part I & II
Fri 12/4 & 5:30pm-9:30 $0 Room
F-613
Sat 12/5 9am-1 $0
Room F-613
For more information contact Vicki
Hankins at
(619)660-4789 or victoroa.hankins@gcccd.edu
Note: Students enrolling in courses with a fee must preregister by mailing in a registration form
with payment, walk-in to the Continuing Education Office A-104 at Cuyamaca College, phone in 619-660-4350 with a credit card, or by fax at
619-660-4361
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