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If you are interested in college credit courses and degrees, flip the course schedule over.

The Department of Continuing Education of Warren County Community College offers quality job training programs in allied health and business, active adult 55+ classes,

classroom and online computer courses, personal/professional development and youth programs. Call (908) 689-7613 for more information or to register.

Financial assistance may be available for career programs.

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NEW HEALTHCARE CAREER?According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the 2010-2020 projections for healthcare and social assistance industry is projected to create about 28% of all new jobs created in the U.S. economy. The healthcare industry is expected to grow by 33% or 5.7 million new jobs. This employment growth is driven by an aging population, longer life expectancies, and new treatments and technologies.

Please join us for an informational session to

EXPLORE HEALTH CAREERS• MedicalAssistant• CertifiedNursingAssistant• PhlebotomyTechnician• DentalAssistant• TherapeuticMassage• PharmacyTechnician• MedicalBiller/Coder• DialysisTechnician• OphthalmicAssistant• CertifiedMedicationAide• VeterinaryAssistant• RehabilitationAide• PilatesInstructorCertificateProgram

January 2015Information Regarding Financial Assistance Available

NORWESCAP Career & Life Transitions Center for Women

A Displaced Homemaker is a woman who has worked primarily as a homemaker and has lost her major source of income due to divorce, separation, or the death or disability of a spouse. In order to become ‘job ready’ she must obtain or upgrade her skills for “transition” into the labor market.

The Transitions Center helps women obtain the skills necessary to return to work!

This service is free! Call (908) 835-2624

• Career & Educational Counseling• Resume Preparation

• Life Skills Workshops• Job Search Assistance

• Training Programs• Interview Techniques

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FEATURED ONLINE COURSES• SAT/ACTPreparationI

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ANYTIME, ANYWHERE…JUST A CLICK AWAY!Weofferover300convenient,effectiveandaffordableonlinecourses.Eachonlinecoursecomesequippedwith a patient and caring instructor and our courses are project-oriented including lessons, quizzes,hands-onassignments,discussionareas,supplementarylinks,andmore.Youcancompleteanycourseentirelyfromyourhomeorofficeatanytimeofthedayornight.Formoreinformationortoregister,visitouronlinecoursecatalogatwww.ed2go.com/wccc

Grant fundswillnotonlysupport thedirectcostof theprogram (tuition),butmaycoverother relatedexpensessuchasbooks,childcare,transportation,andprogramrequirementssuchasuniformsandcer-tificationfees.Forfurtherinformationonthisprogramandtolearnwhetheryoumaybeeligibleforthistraininggrant,pleasecontacttheWCCCIntakeSpecialistat908-878-0186.PleasenotethatapplicantsmusthavetheirhighschooldiplomaorGED,andsubmitacriminalhistorybackgroundcheck.

ThisHealthProfessionOpportunityGrant(HPOG)isademonstrationprojectfundedbytheAdministrationforChildrenandFamilies,USDepartmentofHealthandHumanServices(HHS),GrantNumber90FX0001.Inordertolearnwhatworks,weareparticipatinginastudytodeterminehowthesetrainingopportunitieshelppeopleimprovetheirskillsandfindbetterjobs.Duringthestudy,eligibleapplicantswillbeselectedbyacomputerizedlotterysystem;onlythoseselectedwillreceivefundingandservicesthroughHPOG.Thosenotselectedmayenrollintheseclassesandhavetheireducationfundedthroughotherprograms,forwhichtheymaybedeterminedtobeeligible.Theabovecourses,andthisadvertisement,aresolelytheresponsibilityoftheauthors/collegesanddonotnecessarilyrepresenttheofficialviewsofHHS.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT HEALTH CARE TRAININGWCCC,aspartoftheNorthernNewJerseyHealthProfessionsConsortium,hasreceivedaHealthProfes-sionsOpportunitiesGrant (HPOG).Thisgrantprovides funds to train low-income individuals, includingthose receivingTemporaryAssistance forNeedy Families (TANF) funds, for in-demand healthcare oc-cupations.EligibleindividualscanreceivefinancialsupporttoattendoneofWCCC’seligiblehealthcareertrainingprogramsincluding:

• Medical Assisting• CertifiedNursingAssistant• Dental Assisting• TherapeuticMassage• CertifiedMedicationAide

• Pharmacy Technician• PhlebotomyTechnician• Dialysis Technician• Ophthalmic Assistant

ATTENTION: ASPIRING SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS/SUPERVISORS!WehaveteameduptopresentSetonHallUniversity’sNationallyRecognizedM.A./Ed.S.ProgramsinEducationLeadershipataspecialdiscount.CoursesareonlineandonsiteontheWashingtoncampus!

Fall Information Sessions: Tues 9/30, 4:30pm; Wed 10/29, 7pm; Mon 11/24, 4:30pmToRSVPorformoreinformationpleasecontact:EveAzarat908-835-2432

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Career Programs

Computerized Accounting Career Program ACC649A1

This360-hour informationpackedprogram focusesprimarily on accounting procedures and accountingsoftwareprograms.Theclass is introducedtobasicaccounting principles and then advances to Quick-BooksPro2013andMSWindows,Word,ExcelandOutlook.Businesssimulationsaredesignedtorepli-cateactualworkplaceassignmentsusingaccountingsoftware programs, internet, business math, busi-ness writing, keyboarding skills, accounts payable,accountsreceivable,generalledger,payroll,financialstatements, and other accounting policies and pro-cedures. Writing a resume and job search trainingis included.Prerequisites: Must be a high school graduate or hold a GED and have keyboarding skills.Sept 15–Dec 22, 2014Mon–Fri 9:00 am–4:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P103 Cost: $3,500 + textbooks

Computer Skills for Employment OFA604A1

This intensive 240-hour program prepares the stu-dent for a career in today’s business environment.Themajorityofcurrent jobsrequirecomputerprofi-ciencyandotherprofessionalskills.Thegoalofthiscourseistograduateeachstudentwithskillsthataremarketableinanyindustry.Whetheryouneedbasiccomputertrainingortoimproveyourcurrentskillstomakeyoumoreeligibleforpositions,thiscourseisforyou.TheprogramconsistsoftraininginMSWindows,Word,Excel,PowerPointandOutlook2013.BusinessMath,BusinessWriting,CustomerService,andSoftSkills are also covered. Business simulations aredesignedtoreplicateactualworkplaceassignments.Writingaresumeandjobsearchtrainingisincluded.Prerequisites: High school graduate or GED and have computer keyboard and mouse skills.Sept 15–Dec 5, 2014Meeting days and times varyPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P103 Cost: $2,910 + textbooks

Customer Service Seminar BUS695A1Create a positive impression no matter what yourprofession! Topics include listening skills, speakingwithauthority,howtocreatepositiveoutcomesfromnegative interactions, telephone techniques, choos-ingpassivewords, dealingwithdifficult customers,andmanagingyourstressandanger.Mon, Nov 17, 2014 9:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $59

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QUICKBOOKS CERTIFICATE PROGRAMThiscertificateprogramprovideshands-onexperi-ence incomputerized, integratedaccountingsys-tems utilizing the 2013 QuickBooks version.Thisprogramincludesanoverviewofgeneralaccount-ing&taxprinciplesastheyrelatetosmallbusinesscomputerized accounting. Prerequisites: Basic keyboarding knowledge and competency in MS Windows. One required textbook covers both QB I & II and includes a 120 day trial version of the QuickBooks Software.

QuickBooks Pro 2013 Level I Topicscoveredincludetheaccountingcycle,ana-lyzing,classifying,recordingandsummarizingac-countingdata,conceptsofgrossincome,adjustedgross income, taxable income, deductions, ex-emptions,andcreditsaswellasunderstandingfi-nancialstatementswhilelearningcommonQuick-Books functionality including purchase orders,enter and pay bills, account payables, estimatesand sales orders, invoicing, account receivables,writing checks and making deposits/receivingpaymentsandrecordingcreditcardpurchases.

ACC613A1Wed, Sept 10–Oct 8, 2014 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P103 Cost: $195 + textbook

QuickBooks Pro 2013 Level IIAftermasteringcommonfunctionalityofQBI,thiscoursecovers topics includingthemakeupofanintegral chart of accounts, account reconcilia-tion,payroll&payroll liabilities, jobcosts, inven-tory & inventory management, report generationandmanipulation,plus the timesaving/costcut-ting process and customization functionality ofQuickBooks such as backup/restore, exportationofdata,managementof lists, taskmemorizationfunctionality,andsoftwaresetupandcustomiza-tion includingpreferencesand interfacecustom-ization. Integrated into this course is comput-erized accounting functionality such as payrollcalculations, payroll taxes, bad debts, interest,recording and discounting of notes, inventories,short-term & long-term liabilities, cash handlingprocedures,internalaccountingcontrols,tangibleandintangibleassets,etc.

ACC614A1Wed, Oct 22–Nov 19, 2014 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P103 Cost: $195

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Resume Writing Workshop Yourresumeiswhatleadstoajobinterview.Thissix-hourworkshopisdesignedfortheindividuallookingto create or update their professional resume. Thecoursewill include teacher instruction, groupwork,andindividualworkthatwillassistyouintailoringaresumethatbestmarketstheimportantskillspoten-tialemployersarelookingfor.Please note: You will be typing your resume during class. Please bring with you a resume (if you have one) and employ-ment history (company name, dates of employ-ment, and description of your job).

JOB605A1Tues, Sept 30, 2014 9:30 am–4:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P102 Cost: $59

JOB605B1Tues, Dec 2, 2014 9:30 am–4:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P102 Cost: $59

Computer Basics CMP668A1LearnthebasicconceptsofWindows7withhands-onexercises.Youwillworkwithmenus,icons,dialogboxesandalsowith foldersandfiles.PracticeyourkeyboardingandmouseskillswhileusingMSWordtocreatesimpledocuments.Wewillalsobrowsetheinternetandsendbasice-mails.Thiscomprehensivecourseisdesignedexclusivelyforbeginners.Sept 23–Oct 2, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P103 Cost: $119 + textbook

MS Word 2013 Basics CWP639A1Create, edit and format documents using the wordprocessing component of Microsoft Office profes-sional.Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding skills and Computer Basics knowledge.Oct 14–Oct 23, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P103 Cost: $125 + textbook

MS Excel 2013 Basics CSS659A1Explore the basics of Microsoft’s powerful spread-sheet program.Topics include building and format-tingworksheets,chartsandformulasandfunctions.LearntipsandtricksonhowtomakeExcelworkforyou.Bringyourquestions.Prerequisite: Basic key-boarding skills and Computer Basics knowledge.Nov 11–Nov 25, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P103 Cost: $155 + textbook

MS PowerPoint 2013 Basics CGR600A1Combinetext,clipartandgraphics tocreateprofes-sionalpresentationsusingPowerPoint.Developslidetransitions, textanimation,apply templates,editandenhanceyourpresentations.Prerequisite: Basic key-boarding skills and Computer Basics knowledge.Dec 2 – Dec 9, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P103 Cost: $95 + textbook

SMALL BUSINESS BOOT CAMP CLASSES INTENSIVE TRAINING FOR NEW AND

EMERGING BUSINESSESTheSmallBusinessBootCampserieshasbeendesigned specifically to provide start-ups andyoungbusinesseswiththeopportunitytolearnbest practices on topics critical to small busi-ness success.Our courseswill help youavoidcommonsmallbusinessmistakesandlearnthemosteffectivestrategiesandpracticesforstart-ingandgrowingasuccessfulbusiness.

DAYTIME ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

Thiscoursemeetstheneedsofnon-nativespeak-erswhowish to increase theirEnglishspeaking,reading and writing skills so they may obtainemployment or begin a non-credit job trainingprogram.Thiscomprehensiveprogram isoffered20hoursperweekfor8weeks.Sessionsincludesmallgroupinstructionandindividualattention.

ENG604A1Sept 29–Nov 20, 2014 9:00 am–2:30 pmMon–ThursPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P116 Cost: $1,340 + textbook

Start Your Own Business… Today! BUS854A1

Thinkingofstartingabusinessfromhome?Wewillexploreallofthebenefitswhilenavigatingaroundthecommonpitfallsthathomebusinessownersmake.Tues, Sept 23, 2014 10:00 am–1:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P155 Cost: $39

Developing a Small Business Marketing Plan BUS853A1

Learnhowtounderstandyourtargetmarketandpo-sitioninthatmarketandhowtochoosecompetitivetacticsthatfityourbudget.Tues, Oct 7, 2014 10:00 am–1:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P155 Cost: $39

Advanced Selling Strategies for Business Owners and Executives BUS845A1

Go beyond the usual sales techniques to take yourbusinesstothenextlevelofsuccess.Wewillexplorethehiddensecretsofinfluenceandpersuasion.Thishard hitting, hands-on course is recommended forthosewhohavethreeyearsormoreofsalesormar-ketingexperience.Tues, Oct 21, 2014 10:00 am–1:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P155 Cost: $39


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Supervisory Management Certificate Programs

To earn this certificate, you are required to suc-cessfully complete six courses within the pro-gram.Enrollinindividualcoursesthatareopentoanyonewhowishes to increasespecificareasofknowledgeorworktowardsacertificate.

This integrated program has been designed tomeet thespecificneedsofprofessionalsseekingthe core knowledge and skills necessary for themanagementfield.TheSupervisoryManagementCertificate Program will assist you in becomingmoreeffectiveinyourpositionorinpreparingforfutureadvancement.

Leadership in Action BUS613A1Discoverwhyweneedleadershipinbusinessto-day.Exploreleadershipanditsroleinthemanage-ment hierarchy. Learn your preferred leadershipstyle. Topics will include: The three elements ofLeadership,TheoryXandTheoryYandwhereyoufit in, Learning styles, communication and muchmore.Fri, Sept 26, 2014 10:00 am – 3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69*

Emotional Intelligence: How to Achieve Career Success BUS673A1 Becomea topperformer.Learnhow toutilizeanunderstandingofyoursocial,emotional,andper-sonal competencies to improve your abilities toleadeffectivelyandsuccessfully.Wed, Oct 1 & Oct 8, 2014 6:30 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69

Conflict Management and Problem Solving Skills BUS622A1Thiscourseequipsyouwiththestrategies,tactics,andinsightsneededtogaincontrolofproblematicsituations. Use brainstorming and creative tech-niques togenerateeffective solutions to real lifeproblems.Wed, Oct 15 & Oct 22, 2014 6:30 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69

Creating a Culture of Employee Engagement BUS808A1Employee engagement is directly linked to cus-tomersatisfaction.Itisanorganization’semploy-ees who influence the behavior and attitudes ofcustomers, and it is customerswhodriveanor-ganization’s profitability. Learn to create an“en-gaging” culture to increase productivity, morale,retention,customersatisfaction,andprofitability.Fri, Oct 24, 2014 10:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69*

Time Management and Organization Skills BUS811A1Get a grip on your office space by learning es-sentialskillsfororganizingyourworkandtimein-cludingusingplanningtoolseffectively,sayingnowithoutguilt,settingandachievinggoals,prioritiz-ingandmakingaplan,managingprojects,work-loadanalysis,anddelegatingmoreeffectively.Wed, Oct 29 & Nov 5, 2014 6:30 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69

NEW! Creating a Business Strategy for Coaching–Unleashing the Potential in People and Organizations BUS877A1Overthepastdecade,businesscoachinghasbeenusedasapowerfultooltostrengthenpeopleandorganizations.This seminarwill introduce you tocoachingconceptsandhowtointroduceacoach-ing initiativeaswellasprovideanexperienceofcoachingfirst-hand.Attheendoftheseminaryouwillunderstandwhatcoachingis,theappropriateusesforcoaching,howtobringcoachingintoourbusiness and lastly, how coaching can improveoverallbusinessperformanceviatransformationalleadershipandcoaching.Fri, Nov 7, 2014 10:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69*

NEW! Retirement Planning Strategies for Small Business BUS870A1

Learn about the various retirement strategies andhowtominimize incometaxesandmaximizeretire-mentbenefits.Fri, Oct 24, 2014 10:00 am–12:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P155 Cost: $29

The Basics of RecordKeeping BUS849A1Learn the basics of recordkeeping: what you needtokeep,howtokeepyourbooks,understandhowtomonitoryourbusiness,recordsneededfortaxpurpos-es,andfinancialstatements.Recordkeepingissome-thing every business owner needs to do and under-standtoensuretheirbusinessishealthyandthriving.Wed, Nov 12, 2014 10:00 am–1:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P155 Cost: $39


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LEARN AND SHARE AT YOUR NEXT MEETING

WCCC offers an innovative and highly flexiblecloud-based platform for learning on the go. In-tellimins.comoffersactionablebusinesssolutions,delivered by industry experts, in “snack-size”3-6 minute video segments that are accessibleanytimefromPC’s,tabletsandsmartphones.Ad-ditionally, the ready-to-use tools, templates, andexercises, inMSOffice formats,make it easy tobringbacktoyourownworkplacemeetings.

NOTE: No refunds will be given once the stu-dent has registered with Intellimins

Facilitation Fundamentals ToolKit Certificate Program Cost: $150

Managing Thought® I ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $195

Management Foundations ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $175

Management Foundations II ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $175

Project Management Foundations ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $150

Project Management Foundations II ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $150

Business Process Management (BPM) Foundations ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $150

Business Process Management (BPM) Foundations II ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $150

Lean Office ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $125

Agile Critical Thinking Skills ToolKit – Certificate Program Cost: $100

Critical Thinking Skills BUS829A1Criticalthinkingisbasedonthreekeyskills:Rec-ognizingAssumptions,EvaluatingArguments,andDrawingConclusions.Thisworkshop isbasedontheWatson-GlaserCriticalThinkingAppraisalandDevelopmentReportandprovideseachparticipantwithapersonalizeddevelopment report,practiceonhowtoimprovethesekeyskillsandadevelop-ment plan to continue beyond theworkshop. All participants must complete the Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal online prior to the first day of class. Instructions will be provided upon registration. Fri, Nov 14, 2014 10:00 am–3:30 pm Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69* +$50 assessment tool feeMust Register by Nov 6, 2014.

Supervising and Managing Change BUS809A1Changecanbeoneofthemostdifficultobstaclestoovercomeintheworkenvironmentandassu-pervisorsandmanagersthechallengeistogetev-eryoneonboardwhilemakingthetransitioneas-ier foremployees.Learn toutilizeessential toolsand techniques to lead, implement and managechangeandreducethenegativeimpactofchangeonstaffmoraleandproductivity.Fri, Nov 21, 2014 10:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69*

* Lunch is included in price

Human Resources Professional Development

Exploring the Essentials of Human Resources BUS863A1

Considering a career as a human resources profes-sionalormaybeyouwanttoupgradeyourskills?This30-hour,ten-weekstudyoftheHRfunctionsofCom-pensation, Benefits, Strategic Planning, OD,TrainingEmployment,EmployeeandLaborRelations,andPer-sonalCareerManagementwillgiveyoutheopportu-nitytolearn,network,andsharewithotherHRprofes-sionalsastheGeneralist,SpecialistandManagementrolesareexplored.Sept 8–Nov 10, 2014Mon 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $305

Compensation and Benefits BUS865A1Thiscourseexplores twoof themostexpensiveop-erationalandbudgetcoststoorganizations.Studentswillbeprovidedwith thebasicunderstandingof thecompensation and salary administration processesandhow tomanage theseprogramsand stay com-petitive.We’llexploretherangeofindirectanddirectbenefitsandtheescalatingcostsassociatedwithat-tracting talent, hiring and retaining good employeeswhile adhering to cost controls and furthering highlevelsofemployeesatisfaction.Sept 23 & Sept 25, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $75


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NEW! Creating a Business Strategy for Coaching–Unleashing the Potential in People and Organizations BUS878A1

Over the past decade, business coaching has beenusedasapowerfultooltostrengthenpeopleandorga-nizations.Thisseminarwillintroduceyoutocoachingconceptsandhowtointroduceacoachinginitiativeaswellasprovideanexperienceofcoachingfirst-hand.At the end of the seminar you will understand whatcoaching is, the appropriate uses for coaching, howto bring coaching into our business and lastly, howcoaching can improve overall business performanceviatransformationalleadershipandcoaching.Thurs Oct 2, 2014 9:30 am–2:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $59

Employment Relations BUS864A1HumanResourcesprofessionalsandstudentsaspir-ing toenter theprofessionwill studycontemporarysubjectsthataremajorchallengestobusinesstoday.In depth looks at positive work environment, maxi-mizingproductivity, surveying your competition, thetalent challenge, resolvingconflict, coachingversescounseling, the multicultural workforce, violence intheworkplace,andwomenandleadershipareafewof the topics thiscoursecovers toprovide lowcostsolutionsthatcanbeimplementedbyyoutocreateagreatworkenvironment.Oct 7 & Oct 9, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $75

NEW! Legally Dismissing The Unsatisfactory Performer BUS876A1

If themerethoughtoffiringaworkerseemsfright-ening itmayhelp toknowyoudonotquakealone.Whileitisanunsavorytaskformost,firingissome-timesnecessary.Thiscoursefocusesonwhatstepstotaketoensurethedismissalisjustifiedandlegalandcoversproperprocedure,documentationmusts,what the law requires, employee rights andbenefitandhealthcareconsiderations.Oct 21 & Oct 23, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $75

Strategies For Hiring BUS868A1Learnhowtoattractthebestcandidatesforthejobandretainthem.Methodsincludematchingthecan-didate to the job, testing, orientation, and ways toensure the successof thenewlyhiredperson.Thiscoursecoverstraditionalandwebadvertising,onlinejob applications, and effective interviewing tech-niques.You will have the opportunity to participateinmockinterviewsandtoexploretheapplicationofinterviewingstrategies.Fri, Oct 31, 2014 10:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69

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CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT ALH600A1

A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) assists pa-tientswithqualityoflifeneeds,underthesuper-visionof aprofessionalnurse.Uponsatisfactorycompletionofthis100hourprogramthestudentiseligibletotaketheNJStateCertificationExam(additional Fees of $76.00 payable to “PSI” re-quired). Employment opportunities include longtermcare facilities, hospitals, assisted living fa-cilities,medicaldaycarecenters,andrehabilita-tioncenters.

Students must allow at least 6 weeks for the application process to be completed. All stu-dents must complete the application process prior to registration.

Tostartyournewcareeryoumust…

•beat least18yearsofageandpossessaHSDiplomaorGED

•call 908-689-7613 to schedule a mandatoryinformationalinterviewononeofthefollowingdates:August6,2014at11:00amor2:30pmorAugust7,2014at11:00amor2:30pm

•completeaphysicalexamandtwo-stepTBtest

•submit payment for a criminal backgroundcheck(minimumfeeof$44.00)

•haveaclearunderstandingofwrittenandspo-kenEnglish.IndividualsforwhomEnglishisnotthe first language will be required to take the“BestLiteracyTest”andachieveascoreof76orabove.

Mandatory orientation on Tuesday, September 16, 2014 at 10:00amSept 22–Nov 20, 2014Mon, Tues, Thurs and 1 Fri 9:00 am–3:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 and Phillipsburg Care Center Cost: $955 + textbook

NEW! Customer Service for Healthcare Providers ALH868A1

Healthcare isacaring,professionthatrequiresem-ployeestobeskilledatpatientcarewhileexhibitingspecialized customer service.This five-hour coursereviews the foundations of great customer service;teaches the importance of communication skills(questioning, listening, recognizing body language);recognizes that patients and their families requireveryspecificattentionfromus;andexamineshowtodeal with difficult“customers”. Class is interactive,funandisagreatadditiontoanyresume.A certifi-cate of completion will be awarded.Fri, Nov 7, 2014 9:30 am–3:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P112 Cost: $49


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Psychology & Therapeutic Communications MED679B1Thurs, Sept 11–Jan 22, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pmNo class 11/27, 12/25 & 1/1 Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P111

Medical Office Laboratory MED680B1Wed, Sept 10–Jan 14, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pm No classes 12/24 &12/31Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P110

Clinical Assisting MED681B1Mon, Sept 8–Jan 12, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pmNo Classes 12/22 & 12/29Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P110

Healthcare Law and EthicsMED682B1Mon, Sept 8–Jan 12, 2015 Independent Study

ALL EVENING MEDICAL ASSISTING COURSES:

COST: $445 + TEXTBOOKPrerequisite: 18 yrs of age: HS Diploma or Equiva-lent for all Medical Assisting courses.

MED676 and MED677 are prerequisites for all other Evening Medical Assisting courses.

Anatomy/Pathology/PhysiologyMED676B1Mon, Sept 8–Jan 12, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pmNo class 12/22 & 12/29Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P111

Medical TerminologyMED677B1Tues, Sept 9–Jan 13, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pmNo class 12/23 & 12/30Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P110

Pharmacology & Medication Administration MED678B1Thurs, Sept 11–Jan 22, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pm No class 11/27, 12/25 & 1/1Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P110

MEDICAL ASSISTING PROGRAM (DAYTIME)The only CAAHEP accredited program in area, with graduates eligible

to become Certified Medical Assistants through the AAMA.This 760-hour full-time program includes:Anatomy/Physiology/Pathology, MedicalTerminology, Pharma-cology,MedicalLaboratory,ClinicalAssisting, Insurance/Coding/ManagedCare,ComputerizedOfficePro-cedures, Healthcare Law & Ethics, Psychology/Therapeutic Communications, Medical Office Procedures,160-hourExternship(withoutremuneration),CPR/FirstAid,andjobsearchpreparation.

Prerequisites: 18 years of age, HS diploma or equivalent, or current graduating H.S. senior, with knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Word. Must pass pre-admission testing and interview.

Mon–Fri, Sept 5–March 6, 2015 8:30 am–4:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P102/P110/P111Cost: $5,449 + textbooks (approx. $1,750)

To schedule an interview call Marianne Van Deursen at (908) 835-2430

• A.A.S. Degree Option available to students who complete the entire Medical Assisting program and wish to matriculate into the degree major. Please see program director for more information.

OurprogramisfullyapprovedbytheAmericanAssociationofMedicalAssistants(AAMA)andispreparedtomeetthedemandsofthehealthcaresystem.TheMedicalAssistingcareer-trackcertificateprogramatWar-renCountyCommunityCollegeisaccreditedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(www.caahep.org)upontherecommendationoftheMedicalAssistingEducationreviewBoard(MAERB).CommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms:1361ParkStreet,Clearwater,FL33756ph:(727)210-2350.

The goal of the medical assisting program is to prepare competent entry-level medical assistants in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains. Students of the medical assisting program must accomplish these goals and competencies in order to be eligible for graduation.

WCCC Medical Assisting graduates recognize a

97% Passing Rateon the AAMA’s CMA Exam


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Dental Radiology DEN626A1This70-hourprogramisapprovedbyNJRadiologicTechnologyBoardofExaminersandincludesthefol-lowing lecture topics (25 hours): X-ray production,processing,qualityassurance, radiationbiologyandsafety, radiographic interpretation, and intra andextra oral exposure techniques.The laboratory por-tion (20hours) includesmannequin simulation.Theclinical portion (25hours or until competencies arefullymet)willbeobtainedthroughpatientexperienceinaprivatedentalofficethathasbeenidentifiedbythe student and approved by the NJ State Depart-ment of Environmental Protection. Upon successfulcompletionofthiscourse,studentsareeligibletositfortheirlicensureexam.Prerequisites: 18 years of age and HS diploma or equivalent; of good moral character and submit a completed criminal his-tory background check form, a working knowl-edge of dental anatomy, and must be a practicing dental assistant with a sponsoring dental office. Prospective students should call (908) 689-7613 for detailed program brochure.Wed, Sept 3–Dec 17, 2014 6:30 pm–9:30 pmNo Class 11/26WCCC Main Campus–Room E201 Cost: $649 + textbook

Allied Health Programs

Certified Phlebotomy Technician ALH691A1

This 170-hour comprehensive program consists of90classroomhours,30hoursofsimulatedlab,plusa50hourexternshipatHackettstown/WarrenHospital.Course includes:medical terminology, anatomyandphysiology,bloodcollection,specimentransportandprocessing,infectioncontrolandsafety,qualitycon-trol, confidentiality, and communication skills. Uponsuccessful completion of this program, the studentiseligiblefornationalcertificationbyAMT.Prerequi-sites: 18 years of age, HS diploma or GED certifi-cate. Physical exam, fluid resistant lab coat, and protective eye wear. Students seeking National Certification; fees + 1st year’s membership to AMT, $95. Externship requirements: The student will do a minimum of 100 venipunctures (25 of those may be done in simulated lab). Please note that externship hours are blended throughout the program and extend past the last didactic date of class.Sept 15–Nov 21, 2014 9:00 am–1:00 pmWed, Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107Mon & Fri, Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P117 Cost: $1,095 + textbookMandatory orientation Sept 10, 2014 at 10:00 am Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107

Registration opens Aug 4, 2014, 9:00 am Seating is limited.

Insurance/Coding/Managed CareMED685B1Wed, Sept 10–Jan 14, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pm No classes 12/24 &12/31Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P111

Medical Office Procedures MED686B1Tues, Sept 9–Jan 13, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pmNo classes 12/23 &12/30Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P111

Computerized Office ProceduresMED687B1Thurs, Sept 11–Jan 22, 2015 6:00 pm–9:30 pmNo classes 11/27,12/25 & 1/1Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P102

ExternshipMED624A1Dec 31, 2014–March 6, 2015Meeting days and times TBD Cost: $999

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Dental Assisting DEN614A1 This 579-hour comprehensive dental assisting pro-gramincludesheadandneckanatomy,dentalanat-omy/toothmorphology,preventivedentistryandnu-trition,patientcare/preparation,dentalexamination,infection control, restorative dentistry and specialprocedures, business office management, and ac-counts receivable/ payable. This program includestheNJStateDentalRadiographyCertificate(DEN626)andchairsidehandsonclinicalexperienceinadentaloffice.Studentsattendclassoncampusthreedays/weekandareassignedtoadentaloffice twodays/week. Writing a resume and job search training isincluded.Prerequisites: HS diploma or equivalent, 18 years of age, or current graduating HS senior. Sept 15, 2014–April 10, 2015 Mon–Fri 9:00 am–3:00 pm (no class 11/26, 11/28,12/22–1/2, 1/19, 4/3) WCCC Main Campus–Room E201 Cost: $4,799 + textbooks (approx. $350)

*Starting in January, student will report to a clinical site each Tues/Thurs

JOB SKILLS TRAINING GRANTSYoumaybeeligibletoreceivejob

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Dialysis Technician Program ALH866A1This DialysisTechnician Program provides studentswiththeknowledgeandskillsneededtoperformtheduties required of Dialysis Technicians. Under thesupervisionofphysiciansandregisterednurses,Di-alysisTechniciansoperatekidneydialysismachines,prepare dialyzer reprocessing anddelivery systemsas well as maintain and repair equipment. Further-more,techniciansworkwithpatientsduringdialysisproceduresandmonitorandrecordvitalsignsaswellasadministerlocalanestheticsanddrugsasneeded.Dialysis Technicians must also assess patients forany complications that occur during the procedureand must be ready to take necessary emergencymeasures including administering oxygen or per-formingBasicCardiopulmonaryResuscitation.Addi-tionally, theymayalsobeinvolvedinthetrainingofpatients for at-homedialysis treatment andprovid-ing them with the emotional support they need forself-care.Thisprogramdoesnot includeaNationalorStatecertificationaspartofitsoverallobjectives.No student internship or clinical rotation required.Prerequisites: HS diploma or GED, 18 years of age, CNA, Phlebotomy Technician, or CMA, CPR Certification required for employment. Materials included.Oct 14-Dec 11, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:00 pm-9:00 pmNo class 11/27Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P112 Cost: $999

Peripheral IV Basics for Healthcare Professionals ALH865A1

PeripheralIVBasicswillpreparethehealthcarepro-fessional toeffectivelyandconfidentlydelivernurs-ingcaretopatientsrequiringintravenoustherapy.Atthe completion of this basic course the healthcareprofessionalwillbeableto:Explaintheindicationandcontraindications of peripheral IV therapy; Discussinfection control guidelines related to IV therapy;Discuss relevant anatomy related to site selection;DiscusscareandmonitoringofpatientsreceivingIVtherapy; Discuss management of common compli-cationsandinsertandremoveaperipheralIVonananatomical model. Class materials will be availableupon registration. Students will receive a certifi-cate of completion. Nursing students welcome.Thurs, Oct 9,2014 5:30 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 Cost: $75

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NEW! PILATES INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

This program is offered by Dual Star Pilates incollaboration with WCCC. Pilates is one of themostpopularapproachestomovement,balance,and toning. It has been named as the fastest-growingfitnessactivitysinceitissuitableforev-eryone,regardlessofage,gender,orfitnesslevel.

Students attending the 412-hour program willmaster the use of all standard Pilates equip-ment—the mat, reformer, Cadillac, and chair—in addition to the innovative ExseroTM system.Studentswillreceive instructioninbasichumananatomy,enablingthemtodesignsafe,effectiveworkoutsbasedonclients’individualneeds.Theprogramalsopreparesstudents torunaPilatesstudio,withtraininginsuccessfulbusinessprac-tices and advertising techniques.WHO SHOULDATTEND?ExperiencedPilatesinstructors,Pilatesenthusiasts with no prior teaching experience,physicaltherapists,studentsmajoringinExerciseScience,DanceEducationorEquestrianTraining(asasupporting,specializedfieldofstudy),andmassage therapists (as an additional source ofrevenue).Prerequisites: 18 years or older, HS Diploma/GED (supply copy). Students must have a current CPR/AED and First Aid certi-fication and health-care provider insurance from a list of approved providers before start-ing Spring 2015 semester (approx. cost $100).

ALH871A1

Sept 6, 2014-Aug 31, 2015

Days of the week vary (see Fall Course Schedule below)

Phillipsburg Ed Center & Hunterdon Pilates Center

Cost $6,500

Fall Course ScheduleIntro to Mat Pilates* ALH872A1Explore thebasicsofPilates in this introductorylevel course.This courseprovideseach studentwithanopportunitytoexperiencePilatesfromtheclientsideandtodetermineorconfirmtheir in-terestinpursuingacareerinPilates.Wear com-fortable clothing.

Sept 6 & 7, 2014

Sat & Sun 9:00 am–3:00 pm

Hunterdon Pilates Center, Clinton

*Students interested in finding out whether this career path is right for them may regis-ter for the above course under MAS677A1 for $300 (applied towards tuition if registering for certificate program).


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MAT 1 Pilates ALH873A1TheMat1moduleprovidesanintroductiontoMatPilatestrainingtechniques,focusingonthefoun-dations to Pilates with variations, adaptations,and alternative movements that address ana-tomical issues and challenges. At the comple-tion of the Mat 1 module, students will be able to teach Mat Pilates with confidence and will know how to safely instruct a client who has postural or musculoskeletal issues. Sept 15– Sept 24, 2014Mon, Wed 6:00 pm–10:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P112

MAT 2 Pilates ALH874A1TheMat2modulefocusesonapplyingthebasicprinciplesofPilateslearnedinMat1toeachPi-latesmatexercise.Upon completion of the Mat 2 module, students will be able to define and assess clients’ goals and develop a safe and effective mat class for beginner, intermediate, and advanced clients. Sept 29–Oct 8, 2014Mon, Wed 6:00 pm–10:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P112

Introduction to Pilates Apparatus ALH875A1IntroductiontoPilatesApparatusisaprerequisitetoReformer,Cadillac,Chair,andExseroSystem.ItisdesignedtoallowthestudentanopportunitytoexperiencethePilatesApparatus,focusingontheworkoutontheApparatusandusingtheACEPersonalTrainerManualtoenhancecommunica-tionandteachertechniques.The purpose of this course is to give the student a better under-standing of a realistic experience in the set-ting of a working studio. Oct 20–Nov 20, 2014Mon, Wed 6:00 pm–10:00 pmThurs 6:00 pm–8:00 pmHunterdon Pilates Center, Clinton

Skills for Academic Success and Beyond ALH863A1

Thisclasswillallowyoutobeproactiveinachievingyourgoals.Youwilllearnskillsfornotetaking,read-ingcomprehension,memory,testtaking,timeman-agementandcriticalthinking.Exploreyourpersonallearningstylesoyoucanperformatyourbest.Softskillsandhowtoincreaseyouremployabilitywillbediscussed.Open to all registered or intended ca-reer track students.Thurs, Sept 18–Oct 2, 2014 6:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 Cost: $19

NEW! Intro to Homeopathy ALH869A1Have you been interested or curious about homeo-pathicremedies?Joinusforthisintroductorylectureon Homeopathy. In this class you will learn: basicprinciples of homeopathy; how to usehomeopathicremedies;howtochooseahomeopathicremedy;andhowtotakearemedy.Bringyourquestionsandcu-riosity.Ifyouenjoyedthisclass,thedetailed10hourcourse“HomeopathyforEverydayNeeds”willfollow.Tues, Sept 16, 2014 7:00 pm–8:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P104 Cost: $19

NEW! Homeopathy for Everyday Needs ALH870A1

Learnhowtousehomeopathyinyourdailylife.This4weeklectureserieswillcoverhowtomakeaHomeo-pathicremedyandhowtousethe50remediesinahomeopathic emergency kit. Additional discussionswill include remedy suggestions for anxiety, grief,depressionandback/limbsprainsalongwithhowtomanageanacuteissue.Tues, Oct 7–Oct 28, 2014 7:00 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P104 Cost: $89

Aroma Energy Body Works MAS676A1Experienceusingapendulumtoconnectwiththeen-ergycenters inourbodiesknownas“Chakras”.Byusingessentialoils,youcanrestorebalancetothesecentersandalsotap intothevastwisdomofsubtleenergies and vibrations that reside within you. Es-sentialoils,havespecificfrequenciesthatcanclearand balance body, mind, and spirit. This is a greatclassforallbodyworkersandthoseinterestedines-sentialoilsandtheirsubtleproperties.TheInstructorwillhaveasupplyofpendulumstouse,orbringyourfavoriteonetoclass.Material fee of $15 payable to instructor the first day of class. Open to anyone 18 yrs or older.Thurs, Oct 2, 2014 9:00 am–3:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P104 Cost: $59


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NEW! Essential Oils for the Winter Season MAS675A1

Essentialoilsareanimportantpartofstayinghealthyduringcoldandfluseason.Learnaboutthebenefitsof these powerful oils to support and enhance thisbeautifulbutstressfultimeoftheyear.Studentswillmake and take home their choice of an inhaler forrespiratory relief, cold/flu chest lotion or a spray.A $15.00 material fee payable to instructor day of class. Fri, Nov 7, 2014 9:00 am–1:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P104 Cost: $39

ServSafe EssentialsThiscoursewillsatisfytheChapter24FoodCodere-quirementsforpersonnelworkinginfoodservice.Es-sentials isrecommendedfor thoserecertifyingand/or thosehaving1year food industry service.Certi-fication test given on day of class. Textbook must be obtained and read prior to class. Text includes exam answer sheet. Please bring bagged lunch.

FNM615A1Mon, Oct 13, 2014 9:00 am–5:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P112 Cost: $79Registration deadline Oct 2,2014

FNM615B1Nov 12 & Nov 13, 2014Wed & Thurs 4:00 am–8:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $79Registration Deadline Oct 31, 2014

Massage Theory ALH642A1Required course for Massage Therapist Program

This course must be taken in conjunction with Massage Technique and Practice.Sept 3–Dec 1, 2014Mon & Wed 6:00 pm–10:00 pm(no class 11/26/14)Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107

Professional Ethics and Boundaries for the Massage Therapist ALH859A1TheNationalBoardonTherapeuticMassageandBodyworkrequires6hoursofethics&boundar-iesforre-certification.Theessentialelementsforthemassagetherapistgobeyondtechnicalskills.Each person must be capable of handling himor herself in a professional and ethical manner.Having clear cut boundaries allows for a posi-tivenurturingenvironmentfortheclientandthetherapist.Bring lunch.

Required course for Massage Therapist ProgramFri, Sept 5, 2014 & Sept 12, 20149:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107

Professional Ethics and Boundaries for the Recertifing Massage Therapist MAS671A1Fri, Sept 5, 2014 9:00 am–1:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 Cost: $45

Skills For Academic Success ALH826A1Required course for Massage Therapist ProgramThurs, Sept 18 & Sept 25, 20146:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107

Massage Technique and Practice ALH643A1Studentsmustsupplyasetofsheets,pillow,largeandsmalltowel,blanket,andabinforstorageofsupplies.TextfromMassageTheorywillbeused.

Required course for Massage Therapist ProgramSept 19, 2014–Jan 30, 2015Fri (1st 8 weeks) 9:00 am–4:00 pmFri (2nd 8 weeks) 9:00 am–3:30 pm(no class 11/28, 12/26, 1/2)Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107

THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

This673hourcertificateprogramisdesignedtoprovidethestudentwithallthebasicskillsneces-sary tobeginanewcareer inmassage therapy.The course is primarily Swedish massage withadditionalenhancingtechniquesaddedonasthecoursesprogress.Thisprogramwillexpandperi-odically and additional courses will be added inordertomeetthedemandsoftheindustry.Uponsuccessful completion of courses, students willbeeligible toapply forregistrationasacertifiedmassagetherapistunderNJandPAlawandalsobequalifiedtotakeadvancedtrainingprogramsoftheirchoicetofurthertheircareerandeducation.

Mandatory Orientation Wed, 8/20/14 at 6:00 pm.Call Dianne Czar (908) 835-2333 for more info.

MAS654A1Sept 3, 2014–Aug, 2015Mon, Wed, Fri, & occasional Thurs evenings. Phillipsburg Ed Center Cost: $5,045 + textbooks


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Aromatherapy Thiscoursewillgiveabriefbackgroundon thisancientart,itshistoryandmoderndaypractices.Theuse of different essential oils, their generalcharacteristics,andhow tocombine themboth.Personalandprofessionalusewillbethefocusofthis handsonpresentation.Small material fee to create personal blend payable to instructor on the first day of class. Open to anyone 18 yrs or older.

ALH657A1

Required course for Massage Therapist ProgramFri, Sept 26, 2014 9:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P150

MAS637A1Fri, Sept 26, 2014 9:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P150 Cost: $59

Intro to Thai MassageThegoal of the traditionalmassage ofThailand,NaudBo-Rahn,istotakethebodytotheedgeoflimitation and thengently release it into greaterfreedom.ThroughThai Massage, a new level ofpotential can be experienced as the old learnedmemories are re-leased.The result is a height-ened awareness of Self, and deep, invigoratingrelaxation. In this hands-on introductory class,thestudentwill learnaroutine,blendingseveralof the positions typically used inThai Massage.Proper bodymechanics for the prac-titionerwillbe stressed, and indications and contradictionswillbecovered.Students must be able to kneel, and should bring mats or comforters, and pil-lows, as all work is performed on the floor.

ALH858A1

Required course for Massage Therapist ProgramThurs, Oct 16 & Oct 23, 2014 6:00 pm–10:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107

MAS664A1

OpentoMassageTherapists,Bodyworkers,Yogapractitioners&AlliedHealthProfessionals.Thurs, Oct 16 & Oct 23, 2014 6:00 pm–10:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 Cost: $79 materials included

Intro to ReflexologyComeandlearnaboutthisancientartofnaturalhealing. Reflexology (zone therapy) is based onthe principles and belief that there are reflexesand areas in the feet, hands and ears that cor-relate to every organ and part of the body.Youwill learn techniques through the application ofpressure to the feetusingspecial thumb,fingerand hand movements. It is believed reflexologyimprovescirculation,reducesstress,tensionandpain,andfostersoverallimprovedhealth.

ALH688A1

Required course for Massage Therapist ProgramThurs, Nov 6 & Nov 13, 2014 6:00 pm–10:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107

MAS604A1Thurs, Nov 6 & Nov 13, 2014 6:00 pm–10:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 Cost: $79

Kinesiology ALH853A1Thestudyof thestructureandfunctionofmus-cles.Thefocusofthisclasswillbeonmuscleori-ginandactionaswellasbonylandmarks.Learn-ing activities include: muscle testing, greasepencilingandbuildingclaymusclesonamanikin.Thiscoursewillalsopointoutrelevantmassageconsideration for advanced studies. RequiredcourseforMassageTherapistProgramMon, Dec 8, 2014–March 9, 20156:00 pm–10:00 pm (no class 12/29, 1/19)Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR MASSAGE

Massage for Pregnancy MAS672A1Thiscoursefocusesonthespecialneedsofthepregnant woman. Some client benefits includereductionoffatigue,stress,andswellingoffeetand ankles. In addition prenatal massage mayimprovecirculation tomotherandbaby, reducestressontheweightbearingjointsandincreaserelaxation. Indicationsandcontraindicationswillbediscussed,aswell aspropermassage tech-niques and positioning of your pregnant client.Must be familiar with Swedish massage. Opento healthcare professionals working with preg-nant women, massage therapists and massagestudents!Please bring a set of twin sheets, 3 pillows, small hand towel and a throw blan-ket. Certificate of completion will be awarded.Thurs, Oct 30, 2014 5:00 pm–10:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 Cost: $69

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE availableforHealthCareTraining

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EMT Basic EST671A0Thiscoursemeets therequirementsof theNationalHighway andTransportation SafetyAdministration’sEmergencyMedicalTechnician-Basic:NationalStan-dardCurriculum.Uponsuccessfulcompletionofthiscourse,thestudentwillbeeligibletotaketheStateEMT-BCertificationExamination,whichisrequiredtoobtainNJStateand/orNationalRegistrycertificationasanEMT-B.Prerequisites: Proof of current CPR/ Automated External Defibrillator certification at the healthcare/professional level by the American Heart Association, American Red Cross, American Safety and Health Institute National Safety Coun-cil, or Emergency Care and Safety Institute. This must be completed by start of course.Aug 12–Dec 18, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:30 pm–10:00 pm(no class 11/27/14)Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P116 Cost: $750 + textbookPlease e-mail Chip McFadden at [email protected] for more information.

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Real Estate Sales Pre-Licensing RET600A1

Real Estate is one career that requires a very lowmonetary investment,butwillrequireastrongdedi-cationtohelpotherstomakegoodfinancialdecisionsfor long termgoals.To truly haveall the abilities toworkandexplorethe“WorldofRealEstate”,youneedtofirstobtainyourrealestatesalesperson’s license.ThisprogramwillenableyoutotaketheNewJerseyRealEstateSalesperson’sRealEstateExamuponsat-isfactorycompletionofthecourse.Requirements: A high school diploma or GED is required to obtain your license. All licensing applicants must submit to a criminal history background check.Sept 30–Nov 6, 2014 Tues & Thurs 9:00 am–3:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P117 Cost: $449 + textbooks

NEW! VETERINARY ASSISTANT PROGRAM This100hourVeterinaryAssistantprogrampro-videsopportunitiestoindividualsthatwillenablestudentstoobtainthenecessaryknowledgeandskillstosucceedinanentry-levelpositioninthefieldofveterinarytechnology.Throughclassroomlectures and hands on labs, student who com-plete this program would be prepared to assistveterinarians and veterinary technicians in pro-viding quality animal care including: obtainingandrecordingpatient information;thereviewofpreparing patients, instruments and equipmentforsurgery;howtocollectsamplesandperformcertainlabprocedures;dressingwounds;assist-ingindiagnosticandmedicalprocedures;com-municatingwithanimalowners;andfeedingandcaring for animals. Administrative duties, suchasfeecollection,bankingandaccountspayablearealsoemphasizedtoprovidethestudentwiththeskillsnecessarytomaintainanefficientfrontoffice.Note: this program does not include a national or state certification or a clinical ro-tation as part of its overall objectives.

JOB618A1Oct 7–Jan 29, 2015Tues & Thurs 6:00 pm–9:30 pm(no class 11/27,12/23,12/25,12/30 & 1/1)Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $1,899 Includes all Materials

UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION CODE PROGRAM

The following courses are approved for licen-sureby theNewJerseyDepartmentofCommu-nityAffairs(DCA)pursuanttoNJAC:5:23-5.Thesecourses are open to anyone with an interest inconstructionandmandatoryforthosedesiringli-censure. Licensing questions should be directedto the Licensing Unit at (609) 984-7834 whereyou can obtain a licensing application packet. Itis suggested that you review this packet beforeyou take thecourse.Tuition reimbursementmaybeavailable.Classesmust followRCS, ICS,HHSsequence.TheUniformConstructionCodeActandRegulations or Blue Book is a required text forany and all Uniform Construction Code Courses.Please contact the DCA’s Publications Unit at(609)984-0040toorderbooks.

BeginningFall2014WCCCwillcoordinatecourseofferingswithother local community colleges tobetterservethenorthwestNJcommunity.

Construction Official CTC611A1Thiscourse isdesignedtosatisfy theeducationre-quirements for licensure for ConstructionOfficial. Itprovides the background of technical and adminis-trativeknowledgetoeffectivelyenforcetheUniformConstructionCodeatthelocallevel.Thurs, Sept 11–Dec 11, 2014 6:00 pm–9:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P117 Cost: $455 + textbooks

Building Inspector HHS CTC605A1This60-hourcoursepreparesthestudenttoserveasBuildingProtectionInspectorforClassIandallotherstructuresasestablishedinN.J.A.C.5:23-3.Sept 16–Nov 20, 2014Tues & Thurs 6:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P150 Cost: $600 + textbooks


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Basic Certified Fiber Optics Technician (CFOT)

This3-day(24-hour),introductorycourseisdesignedfor anyone interested in becoming a Certified Fi-ber OpticsTechnician. It combines theory and 75%hands-onactivities toprepareyou to take theCFOT(CertifiedFiberOpticsTechnician)test.Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of computers; ability to speak and understand the English language. The CFOT exam, sanctioned by the FOA (Fiber Optics Asso-ciation), is given and graded on the final class day.

FOT600A1Sept 22–Sept 24, 2014Mon, Tue, Wed 8:00 am–5:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $699

FOT600B1Dec 1–Dec 3, 2014Mon, Tue, Wed 8:00 am–5:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $699

Certified Fiber Optics Specialist in Testing and Maintenance(CFOS/T) FOT601A1

This2-day(16-hour),advancedprogramisdesignedtoofferspecialistfiberoptics trainingtoanyone in-volvedinthetestingandmaintenanceoffiberopticsnetworks.Itcombinestheorywith75%hands-onac-tivitiestoteachyouspecificprocedurestousewhentestingbothmultimodeandsinglemodefiberopticnetworks.TheCFOS/Texam,sanctionedbytheFOAisgivenandgradedon thefinalclassday.Prereq-uisite: CFOT course or other formal fiber optics training course in previous 6 months or 1 year fiber optics related experience.Sept 25 & 26, 2014Thurs & Fri 8:00 am–5:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $675

Certified Fiber Optic Specialist Outside Plant (CFOS/O)

This2-day(16-hour),advancedprogramisdesignedto introduce you to the industry standards govern-ing the installation, testing, and troubleshooting ofOutside Plant (OSP) fiber optics cable. It combinestheorywith85%hands-onactivities toprepareyouto take the CFOS/O, OSP hands-on and written ex-amsthataresanctionedbytheFOAandgivenonthefinalclassday.Prerequisite: CFOT course or other formal fiber optics training course in previous 6 months or 1-year fiber optics related experience.

FOT603A1Sept 29 & 30, 2014Mon & Tues 8:00 am–5:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $775

FOT603B1Dec 4 & 5, 2014Thurs & Fri 8:00 am–5:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $775

Nonprofit Management NPM600A1Themostcriticalfunctionattributedtoathrivingnon-profit organization is board oversight and account-ability. You will learn the functions of a governingbodyincludingoperationaloversightwhileexaminingsometraditionalandnontraditionalgovernancesys-tems.Fri, Nov 14, 2014 9:00 am–12:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P155 Cost: $49

Grants, Grants, Grants, and more Grants NPM607A1

A fiscal crunch got your organization’s cash flowdown? Find out why the grant writing process iscritical. If you have worked on a grant application,or are new to the process, learn some tips on theimportanceofawellpreparedproposal,afundedap-plication, and a successful project which is fundedformultipleyears.Fri, Nov 14, 2014 1:00 pm–4:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P155 Cost: $49

Personal Enrichment for Adults

Basics of Social Ballroom Dance REC645A1

Areyoulookingforafabulouswaytoexercisewhilehavingagreat timewith fun friendsandgreatmu-sic?Our“BasicsofSocialBallroomDance”classwillgetyououtonthefloorandimmersedinaworldofballroomdancing.Youwill learn6dancesover thiscourserangingfromtheelegantfoxtrottothevibrantsalsa.No partner is necessary! Singles and cou-ples of all ages welcome.Sat, Sept 20–Oct 25, 2014 11:00 am–12:00 pmClassic Ballroom, Hackettstown, NJ Cost: $65

NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT STAFF DEVELOPMENT DAY

Thisnetworkingandstaffdevelopmenteventwillhelp both the experienced nonprofit managerandthenovicetogaininsightsandskillsingrantwritingandnonprofitmanagement.The fulldayeventisrecommendedwhichincludeslunchandnetworking, however, participants have the op-tionofregisteringforonlythemorningorafter-noonsession,pleaseseebelow.Joinusforthisevent to reinvigorate the passion for nonprofitmanagementsuccess!

NPM609A1Fri, Nov 14, 2014 9:00 am–4:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P155 Cost: $69


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ASL (American Sign Language) LAL651A1AmericanSignLanguage(ASL)isthelanguageofthedeaf community, used primarily by people who aredeaforhardofhearing.Learntheessentialsof thisuniquelanguagethroughengaginglessons,memorybuildingtechniques,drills,music,games,andmore.Sometopicsinclude:conversationalsigns,handfor-mations, basic vocabulary, grammar, fingerspelling,andDeafculture.Youwillevenlearntosignasong.Anyone who has ever wanted to learn ASL shouldbeginhere.This course is eligible for 20 Teacher Professional Development hours.Oct 13–Nov 13, 2014Mon & Thurs 6:30 pm–8:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $175

NEW! Introduction to Book Publishing SPI855A1

This three-weekclasshighlights theworldof tradi-tionalpublishingaswellasself-publishing.Studentswill learn how to capture the attention of an editorwith a proposal, outline and sample chapter.As analternative,youwillalso learn thestepsrequiredtoproduce and publicize your own books. Topics in-clude: writing, editing, illustration, design, printingand marketing. Children’s book publishing will alsobediscussed.Jointhisinteractiveclasstaughtbyalocalauthor,magazinejournalistandpublicist.Tues, Sept 16–Sept 30, 2014 10:00 am–12:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $59

Drawing in Colored Pencil SPI821A1Learn to draw in colored pencils. We will work onlayering, blending and shading techniques, as wellasbasiccompositiontocreateyourdesigns.A $10 material fee payable to the instructor the first day of class includes all art supplies.Tues, Sept 16–Oct 21, 2014 9:30 am–11:30 amPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P112 Cost: $105

Painting in Acrylic SPI821B1Come learn acrylic painting techniques! Learn toblendcolorsandcreateacolorfulpaintingfromstarttofinish.$15 Material fee for supplies payable to instructor first day of class.Tues, Sept 16–Oct 21, 2014 7:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 Cost: $105

Painting in Watercolors SPI821C1Discoveryourcreativeside.Joinusforthisinspiringwatercolorclass.Learn topaint inwatercolorswitheasytechniquesincludingwetonwetanddrybrush.$15 Material fee for supplies payable to instructor first day of class.Wed, Sept 17–Oct 22, 2014 9:30 am–11:30 amPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P112 Cost: $105

Intro to Children’s Book Illustration SPI821D1

Comelearnhowtoillustrateachildren’sbook!Learnpagelayout,howtocreateabookdummyandhowtobringwordstolifethroughyourart.$15 Material fee payable to instructor first day of class.Wed, Sept 17–Oct 22, 2014 7:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P117 Cost: $105

Drawing in Pencil SPI821E1Learn todrawwithgraphitepencils.Techniques in-cludesketching,shadingandblending.$10 Material fee payable to instructor first day of class.Tues, Oct 28–Dec 2, 2014 9:30 am–11:30 amPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P112 Cost: $105

It’s Sew Easy – Learn the Basics from A-Z SPI813A1

Wanttolearntosew?Wouldyouliketorefreshyourcurrentsewingknowledgeandskills?Thenthisclassis for you!Youwill learnandpracticesewing tech-niquesinthefirst2classesalongwithseams,darts,pleats, and hemming. You will then pick a patternfrom the class list and create your garment in theremainingfivesessions.Nopriorexperienceneces-sary.Sewingmachinesareprovided.A $6 material fee is payable to instructor the first night of class. Students will need to purchase their own mate-rial, pattern and notions for chosen outfit. Classsizelimited.Donotbedisappointed.Registerearly!Wed, Sept 10–Oct 29, 2014 6:30 pm-8:30 pmNo class 10/15Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room P116 Cost: $125

NEW! It’s Sew Easy – Level II Zippers and More! SPI813B1

Wewillbebuildingonyoubasicsewingknowledgeand continue our sewing adventures with zippers,buttonholes, professional seam finishes and more.Students will spend the first 2 weeks learning ad-ditionalskillsandworkonpatternsfromtheinstruc-tors’selection thenext5weeks.Our instructorwillbetheretoguideyoueverystepoftheway.Machinesare provided. Prerequisite: It’s Sew Easy A-Z or astrongknowledgeofbasicsewing.$10 Material fee payable to instructor first day of class. Students will also need to purchase material, pattern and notions for outfit from instructors suggested list after the second class. Class size is limited to 10 students. Register early to avoid disappointment. Thurs, Sept 11–Oct 30, 2014 6:30 pm-8:30 pmNo class 10/16Phillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $125


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Soil Science: The Key SPI856A1Discover the science of basic soil composition andhowtorestoreyoursoil’s“health”withoutchemicalsby utilizing microbes. Learn how to provide all thenecessary macro and micronutrients for your soilproviding you a tastier, healthier, and larger foodharvest.Joinusaswediscusscreatingamoreeco-logicallybalancedearthandgettingbetterandbiggervegetablesasthereward.Mon, Sept 29, 2014 7:00 pm–9:00 pmWed, Oct 1, 2014 7:00 pm–8:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $39

Composting “Scraps of Black Gold” SPI831A1

Inthiscourseyouwilllearnthebasicsofcompostingandhowitisthefoundationoforganicgardening.Wewilldiscusswhattypesofingredientsarenecessaryforgoodcompostingandheatgeneration.Thecoursewill include ways to make compost throughout thewinter.Fallisthebesttimetostart!Mon, Oct 6, 2014 7:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $25

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Technology and Computers Made Easy-Boomers and Seniors Level I SRC636A1

Does your job require you to become familiar withcomputer technology and jargon? Do you need tolearnbasickeyboardingandmousetechniques?Ex-ploreWindows,wordprocessingandsurf the inter-net.NoPCexperiencerequired.Fri, Oct 3–Oct 24, 2014 9:00 am–12:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P102 Cost: $85

Technology and Computers Made Easy-Boomers and Seniors Level II SRC637A1

Inarelaxedatmospherebecomefamiliarwithmenus,multitasking, file management, and develop mouseskills. Course is an extension of Level I. Prerequi-site: IntroductiontoComputersLevel Iorequivalentknowledge.Fri, Oct 31–Nov 21, 2014 9:00 am–12:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P102 Cost: $85

NEW! De-clutter Your Anger with Forgiveness SEN820A1

Inthisinteractiveworkshopyouwilllearntoidentifythedifferentsourcesand typesofyouranger.Whatareyourtriggers?Comeandgainanunderstandingof yourangerand learn thephysicalandemotionalconsequencesofthispowerfulemotion.Wewilldis-cussangermanagementandhowtopreventanger.Changeyoulifebylearningtheconceptsoflivinginthemoment,gainingpleasurefromtheordinaryandtheartofforgivenessforyourselfandothers.Open to anyone 18 years or olderMon, Sept 29, 2014 6:00 pm–8:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $25

Tea Talk, Tea Tasting and Tea Blending SPI816A1

Learn how to brew the perfect cup of tea, how toenjoy your tea experience and blend your own fla-vors. The tea experience is about relaxation andpamperingyourselftoagreatcupoftea.Thiswork-shop discusses the health benefits of drinking tea,howteaisprocessed,thevariousteatypes,howtosteep theperfectcupandhaving funblendingyourown flavors. Workshop includes: 5 gourmet teas,eclectic china teacups for tasting, whole leaf teas,unbleached teabags to seal your tea, a variety ofingredientsforblending,e.g.cinnamon,chaispices,pineapple, papayaandmore.NAMEYOURTEAANDTAKEITHOME.A $14 supply fee paid to instructor the day of class.Fri, Sept 19, 2014 2:00 pm–4:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P154 Cost: $29

Financial Empowerment for Women SPI854A1

Becomeasmarter investorandgaintheconfidenceto takecontrolofyourfinances.Hear timely invest-mentideasforyourstockandbondportfolios,mutualfunds, maturing CD’s, IRA’s, or 401(K)’s, inheritedaccounts, cash and annuities. Learn to avoid somecommon investingmistakes. Learn terminology youneedtoknowbeforeinvesting.Ifyouwanttoachievepeaceofmindandfinancialsecurity,thiscourseisforyou.Theinstructorunderstandstheneedsofwomen,whether married, single, divorced, or widowed andempowersthemtotakecontroloftheirfinances.Mon, Nov 3 & Nov 10, 2014 7:00 pm-9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P104 Cost: $49

Why Organic? SPI827A1Therearemanyreasonstogoorganicthesedaysaswelearnmoreabouttheimbalanceinnature.Organ-icgardeningutilizespracticesthataremoreharmo-niouswithnatureandourawarenessbecomeskeyintheproductswepurchaseanduse.Topicsdiscussedwillbe:Historyofhowwemovedawayfromorganicsandhowtocomeback to thebasics.Whyorganic?Thefundamentalprinciplesoforganicgardeningandtheinitialstepstogetstarted.

Mon, Sept 15, 2014 7:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $25

Planning Your Fall & Winter Garden SPI829A1

Sayfarewelltosummerheat,bugsandweeds.Joinusinplanningyourfall/wintergarden.Learnhowyoucanextend the seasonwell intoDecember.WewilldiscussthosevegetablesthatcanbeplantedallthewayintoOctoberandNovember.Mon, Sept 22, 2014 7:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $25


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Introduction to Bird Watching SEN638A1Learn basics of identifying birds of the backyardandwoods.InstructionwillincludeclasstimeonID,optics,fieldguides,andseveralhoursoffieldwork.Dressforweather.Bringbinocularsandfieldguidesif you have them, but do not purchase just for thecourse. Optional visit to Owl Banding Station maybe possible, weather depending. Open to anyone 18 years or older. Second day field trip at Merrill Creek.Thurs, Oct 25 6:00 pm–9:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBDSat, Oct 27, 2014 9:00 am–12:00 pmMerrill Creek Reservoir Cost: $49

Beginner Golf–The Long and Short of It Are you a golfer looking to shave off your score orlookingtotrygolfinasupportiveenvironment?Thiscourse,gearedtowardsthebeginner tohighhandi-capgolfer,couldbeforyou!Youwill learnavarietyofdrillsthatyoucanpracticeathomeoratthegolfrange.Lessonswill include theshortandmid-ironsaswellastheWoods.Pitching,Chipping,FullSwing,PuttingandSand/Bunkershots.Twoofthe6lessonswillbeatadrivingrange.Duringthosetworangeles-sonsstudentsareresponsibleforthecostofabucketofballs.Allotherlessons,theballswillbeprovided.Please bring a water bottle, putter and pitching wedge or 9-iron with you to the first class. Open to anyone 18 yrs of age or older. Remember to wear sneakers.

SRC695A1 Wed, Sept 10–Oct 15, 2014 10:00 am–11:30 amWCCC Main Campus–Meet at security desk. Cost $75

SRC695B1 Wed, Sept 10–Oct 15, 201 5:00 pm–6:30 pmWCCC Main Campus–Meet at security desk. Cost $75

NEW! Positive Psychology-A path to Lasting Happiness SEN820B1

Usingpositivepsychologyasthefoundationfor thisclass,wewillcoverhappiness,positivethinkingandliving in themoment.This interactiveworkshopwillinclude discussion on “how does one become an“optimist.”Youwilllearnthenecessaryskillstocre-atebalanceinyourlife,dealwithnegativesituationsandpeople.Youwill also learn to break those self-defeatingnegativepatternsandlivemindfully.Takeabreath,joinusandleavewithasmile.Thurs, Oct 16, 2014 6:00 pm–8:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $25

NEW! Finding Fulfillment After 50 SEN820C1

Join us as we explore challenges faced by today’sbaby-boomers.Thisclasswillexploreissuesthatdi-rectly impact the 50+ population such as healthierchoices,finances,theendoflong-termrelationshipsandmuchmore. Learnhow to embrace challengesandleadmorefulfilling,happierlives.Thurs, Nov 6, 2014 6:00 pm–8:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room TBD Cost: $25

Decorative Painting I SEN812A1Thisclass isdesignedforbeginnersandthosewhowanttorefreshsomebasicdecorativepaintingtech-niques,includingonestroke.Nopreviousexperiencenecessary.Classeswillinvolvemoreprojecttimeandsimplerprojects.Paintersofalllevelswelcome.Ma-terial fee of $15 payable to instructor 1st day of class.Thurs, Sept 11 & Sept 18, 2014 10:00 am–12:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P107 Cost: $35

Decorative Painting Level II SEN813A1Thisclassisdesignedforthosewhohavetakenpre-vious decorative painting classes or have attendedatleast4DecorativePaintingIclasses.Projectswillbemoredetailedandincludesmoreadvancedtech-niques.Material fee of $25 payable to instructor first day of class.Fri, Oct 3–Oct 24, 2014 10:00 am–12:30 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P150 Cost: $69

Italian for Travel SRC649A1LovetotraveltoItaly,lovethelanguage?Inthisintro-ductorycourseyouwilllearnthebasicsofthisbeau-tiful language– fromgreetingsandusefulphrases,tolearningwhattosaytogetaround,dine,shop,andhavefun-andthen…andiamoaItalia.Open to all 18 years or older.Thurs, Oct 9–Nov 13, 2014 2:00 pm–4:00 pmPhillipsburg Ed Center–Room P105 Cost: $69 + textbook

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Refunds and FeesWewillbehappytoofferyouarefundorapplypaymenttoanotherclassofyourchoice ifyouwithdraw three busi-ness days prior to the start of class. All refunds, un-lesswecanceltheclass,will incura$15processingfee.Checksunabletobeprocessedwillincura$25fee.

Job Skills Training GrantsYoumaybeeligibletoreceivejobskillstrainingifyouareunemployed,underemployed,workingpart-time,or receiving public assistance. To determine youreligibility,contactEmploymentandTrainingServices,Warren/Morris/Sussex,at(908)859-0400.

Discount PolicyStudents eligible to attend classes on a tuition-freebasis are permitted to register for Continuing Edu-cation courses one day prior to the start date, on aspace-available basis, and with tuition-paying stu-dents constituting the minimum number to run thecourse.SeniorCitizins(60&older)maybeeligibleforthisdiscount.Allcoursefeesmustbepaidatthetimeof registration. Students are responsible to purchaserequiredtextbooks.ActiveAdult55+coursesandthirdpartyvendorprogramsdonotqualifyfordiscounts.

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CEU’sContinuing Education Units (CEU’s) are nationallyrecognizedunitsearnedforparticipatinginqualifiedcontinuing education programs. Generally, one CEUisawarded foreach10hoursofparticipationandaminimumof80%attendanceinclassesisrequired.

Warren County Community College LocationsWCCC Main Campus 475Route57West•Washington,NJ07882Phone:(908)689-7613

WCCC Phillipsburg Education Center (PEC) 445MarshallStreet•Phillipsburg,NJ08865Phone:(908)689-7613

Off Site LocationsClassic Ballroom Rt.24HastingsSq.•Hackettstown,NJ07840Phone:(908)852-0090

Phillipsburg Care Center 843WilburSt.•Phillipsburg,NJ08865

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