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GREATER NEW BEDFORD

VOC-TECH INSTITUTE

NEW Post-Secondary Program in

Marine Trades

License Certifications

Career Training

Enrichment courses

New EMT Program

...and much much more

FALL 2019

or call 508-998-3321 Ext. 195

to make arrangements to register in

person.

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Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School | 1121 Ashley Boulevard, New Bedford, MA 02745

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POST-SECONDARY Marine Technology ................................ .... 3&4

LICENSE TRADES Electrical ................................ ....................... 5 Plumbing ................................ ....................... 6 Steam Engineering ................................ ......... 7 Medical ................................ ......................... 8 Carpentry ................................ ...................... 9

NON-LICENSE TRADES

Carpentry ................................ ................. 9-10 Computers ................................ .............. 11-12 Auto ................................ ........................... 13 Machine Shop ................................ .............. 13 Welding................................ ....................... 14

ENRICHMENT

Languages ................................ ................... 15 Special Interests ................................ .......... 15 Art ................................ .............................. 16 Clothing ................................ ...................... 17 Floral/Gardening ................................ .......... 17 Food ................................ ........................... 18 Health ................................ ......................... 18

New classes and updates may be added before registration.

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Registered Training Provider through the Department of Career Services Chapter 74 Approved Vocational Technical Programs New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) Approved School by the MA Board of Building Regulations and Standards Approved School by the MA State Board of Electrical Examiners Approved School by Commonwealth of MA Division Professional Licensure for

Plumbers & Gas Fitters Approved training courses by the MA Division of Employment and Training and

MA Rehabilitation Commission, US Department of Veteran Affairs Approved School by Commonwealth of MA Steam Engineering License Renewal

Provider Approved School by Commonwealth of MA - for Continuing Education for Build-

ing Official Certification Approved OSHA Training Facility Member of Massachusetts Restaurant Association for NRA ServSafe ® Certification Approved Program for EPA—Section 608 Certification and Universal R -410A Approved testing site of the ASPT (Certified EKG Technician Exam)

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Marine Technology

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Post-Secondary Certificate Program

The Marine Technology Program prepares students to work in both the commercial and recreational marine

industries. This post -secondary program of training includes boat handling and safety, general shop safety and

practices, customer service for the marine industry, internal combustion engines, marine electrical systems,

onboard engines, inboard engines, marine electrical systems, diesel engines, drive systems, boat trailers,

electronics, plumbing, marine materials, and marine welding. Students will also have the option to complete a

Basic SCUBA Diver certification to expand opportunities in the marine technology field. This solid fundamental

education in Marine Technology will provide students with a wide variety of opportunities for both

occupational and educational pursuits. This program enables students to sit for the American Boat and Yacht

Club (ABYC) Certified Advisor and Technician credentials.

To participate in our post-secondary certificate programs follow the following steps:

1. Create an online account and sign up for free

2. Set up an appointment to learn more

3. Complete on-site application and interview

COMING SOON (Future Certificate Programs)

Advanced Manufacturing

Aviation

Computer Information Technology

Healthcare/Nursing

Graduates from a traditional high school can earn the same Chapter 74 certificate as a graduate from a vocational high school. Vocational graduates can earn additional certifications.

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3 Trimesters Trimester 1

MT-01 Nights: Mon, Tues, Wed, Thur, & Sat

Marine Technology 300 hours - 12 Weeks

September 3—November 23

Tentative Schedule: M-T 3:00—9:00 pm Alternate Saturdays 8:00am -1:00pm

MT101: Fundamentals of Marine Technology

MT 102: Marine Engine Theory and Maintenance and Lab

MT 001: Marine Boat Handling and Shop Safety

Instructor: TBD

Price: $1,475.00

Trimester 2



December 2—March 7

Tentative Schedule: M-T 3:00—9:00 pm Alternate Saturdays 8:00am -12:00 noon

MT103: Marine Electrical System Theory and Maintenance and Lab

MT201: Marine Plumbing and Welding and Lab

Instructor: TBD

Price: $1,475.00

Trimester 3


March 9—June 3


Tentative Schedule: M-T 3:00—9:00 pm Alternate Saturdays 8:00am -12:00 noon

MT202: Marine Electronic Systems and Maintenance and Lab

MT203: Marine Boat Building, Repair, and Trailer Maintenance

MT002: Co-Op and ABYC Technician Standards

MT003: Customer Service and ABYC Advisor Standards

MT004: (Optional) Basic SCUBA Diver Certification (1 credit)

Instructor: TBD

Price: $1,475.00

Post-Secondary Certificate Program

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Electrical License Trades

EL-01 Night: Wednesday

Basic Electricity for the Homeowner Instructor: Keith Kearney 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

The purpose of this course is to provide the student with an

understanding of basic home wiring. Discussed are areas

such as electrical terminology, wire size, splicing, light boxes,

switches and receptacles.

*Price includes materials.

District Price: $175.00* Non-District: $200.00*

EL-07 Night: Monday & Wednesday

MCE MA Electrical License Renewal Instructor: Dave Bigos 5 Sessions 6:30—9:30

Dates: TBD

Minimum registration required for courses to run.

Mandatory 15 Hr. Code Review for 2017 Electrical Code

Changes. (MA & RI Licenses only)

District Price: $200.00 Non-District: $225.00

JOURNEYMAN/MASTER ELECTRICIAN AND SYSTEM TECH/ SYSTEM CONTRACTOR PREPARATION FOR LICENSE

These courses are in compliance with 237 CMR 22.01 through 22.04 and are approved by the State Board of Electricians for Class A, B, C, and D licenses. Class A (Master) 150 clock hours of classroom instruction - 237 CMR 22.02 Class B (Journeyman) 600 clock hours of classroom instruction - 8 modules per 237 CMR 22.01 Class C (System Contractor) 75 clock hours of classroom instruction - 237 CMR 22.04 Class D (System Technician) 300 clock hours of classroom instruction - 4 modules per 237 CMR 22.03

These courses consist of Two Semesters - Fall & Winter - 28 Weeks

Course Hours Course Hours

EL-J-1A 0-75 HOURS EL-J-1B 75-150 HOURS




EL-M-A 0-75 HOURS EL-M-B 75-150 HOURS

Students will be given 84 hours of instruction per semester and must complete 75 hours and receive a pass-ing grade for credit. Students will be placed in class sections based on total classroom hours completed and approved by the Commonwealth.


Nights: Tuesday and Thursday 2017 Code Books required.

Fall 2018 Part 1 (14 weeks starting 9/10/19) Winter 2019 Part 2 (14 weeks starting 1/06/19)

EL-08 Night: Monday

Mass Electrical Exam Test Prep Instructor: George Sylvia 6 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm Are you ready for your Mass Electrical Exam? Take our 18-hour refresher course to prepare for state electrical exams. Review electrical code tables, electrical calculations, motor

branch circuits, Mass amendments and review of 2017 NEC.

Session A dates: Sep. 16, 23, 30. Oct. 7, 21, 28

Session B dates: Nov. 4, 18, 25. Dec. 2, 9, 16


IWT-01 Night: Tuesday

Industrial/Municipal Wastewater Training

12 Weeks 6:00—9:00 pm

Instructor: Vinny Furtado

This twelve week course will introduce the student to the

physical and chemical processes associated with water

quality, pollution, and treatment of liquid wastes, as they

pertain to Municipal and Industrial Operations. The student

will be exposed to the function of related equipment and

support systems and the environmental responsibilities

required to safely and properly operate and maintain a

Wastewater Treatment Facility. Topics covered include

municipal wastewater treatment processes, industrial

wastewater treatment processes, collection systems,

regulations, laboratory and math. This course will concentrate

on preparing students to pass a Grade 4 Municipal

Wastewater License exam, a Massachusetts Basic Industrial

Wastewater License exam and/or a Grade 5 Combined

Wastewater License Exam. This course is also a State of

Massachusetts approved class for obtaining Training Contact

Hours.

*Books available for additional fees.


PL-07

IAPMO MA Licensed Plumbers & Gas

Fitters Session #12 License Renewal

Course

Instructor: TBD

PL-07: Dates TBD

MA master plumbers and gas fitters, journeyman plumbers

and gasfitters, and LP installers are required by CMR 11.00 to

compete Session #6 prior to license renewal. This class will

utilize IAPMO course curriculum materials which include

Board updates, chimney and venting updates, appliance in-

stallation requirements, tool and product news, related indus-

try issues, administrative topics, code compliant installation

methods, alternative plumbing technologies, and business

items that currently effect all licensees. Students need to sign

up for both courses and need their license number.

*Book included in price.

PL-07A — Gas Fitters (3 Hours) Price: $60.00*

PL-07B — Plumbers (6 Hours) Price: $100.00*

PL-01, PL-02, PL-03, PL-04, PL-05

Plumbing Apprenticeship Program

Night: Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 - 9:30 pm

Instructors: Scott Thibault & Manny Pereira

248 CMR Tier Program for Licensure of Plumbers

PL-01: Tier 1 program for the licensed apprentice plumber.

Course consists of 110 class hours along with a final exam.

Licensees must pass tier 1 final exam before continuing to

PL-02.


PL-01 or equivalent required. Course consists of 110 class

hours along with a final exam. Licensees must pass tier 2

final exam before continuing to PL-03.


PL-01 and PL-02 or equivalent required. Course consists of

110 class hours along with a final exam. Licensees must

pass tier 3 final exam before continuing to PL-04.


PL-01, PL-02 and PL-03 or equivalent required. Course

consists of 110 class hours along with a final exam.

Licensees must pass tier 4 final exam before continuing to

PL-05.

PL-05: Tier 5 program for the licensed apprentice plumber

or the Journeyman Plumber seeking to obtain a master

plumber license. PL-01, PL-02, PL-03, and PL-04 or

equivalent, or a Journeyman plumber license required.

Course consists of 110 class hours.

All students should bring in their own updated code

books.

Students missing more than 4-7 sessions will be

required to take a two-week make up session.

Minimum registration required for courses to run.

PL-01, PL-02, PL-03, PL-04, and PL-05 will run for 20

weeks

(10 weeks in the Fall and 10 Weeks in the Winter)


PL-06: Cost and Dates TBD

PL-06: License test prep. This course is designed for the

licensee preparing for the plumbing exam. This program is

tailored according to the needs of the students. Extra

emphasis focused on areas of weakness.

License Trades Fall 19

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Plumbing

License Trades

SE-01 Night: Tuesday

MA State 2nd Class Fireman’s License Prep 18 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm Instructor: James Koska

Two Semesters - Fall/Winter - 18 Weeks

Covers the basic requirements such as boiler construction,

pumps, and safe-boiler operation.


SE-02 Night: Wednesday

MA State 1st Class Fireman’s License Prep

14 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Instructor: James Koska

Covers traps, pumps, steam end, heaters, and code

requirements.


SE-06 Night: Monday

6-Hour Steam License Renewal

Instructors: Manny Pereira & James Koska

Individuals licensed to operate boilers under a special license

shall demonstrate completion of 6 hours of continuing educa-

tion at or through an institution or organization approved by

the commissioner, in consultation with the chief inspector,

during each 5-year period proceeding each license renewal.


SE-03 Night: Wednesday

MA State 3rd Class Engineer’s License Prep

Instructor: James Koska

14 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Covers the joints, valve settings of pumps and simple

engines, turbines, and condensers.


SE-30 Night: Monday

Mandatory License Renewal - 30 hours

Instructor: Manny Pereira & James Koska

10 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

All individuals licensed to operate boilers shall demonstrate

the completion of 30 hours of continuing education before

each license renewal.


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Steam Engineering

Interested in a career change or training for another industry?

Several GNB Voc-Tech Adult Ed programs are approved training programs through the MassHire

workforce system. Financial assistance for these programs may be available to qualified individuals.

Visit the MassHire Greater New Bedford Career Center who provides job seekers with career

guidance as well as referrals to jobs and career training to learn more.

MassHire Greater New Bedford Career Center

618 Acushnet Avenue, New Bedford, MA 02740

(508) 990-4000

tel:5089904000

License Trades

PT-01 Night: Thursday Pharmacy Technician Instructor: Kimberly Scieska 12 weeks 5:30—8:30 pm

This course will prepare participants for employment within both the clinical and retail pharmacy practice. Focus will be placed on medical terminology, pharmaceutical calculations, inventory systems, and regulations affecting pharmacy prac-

tice.

Upon completion of this course, students will be prepared to sit for the PTCB (Pharmacy Technician Certification Board) exam which would provide them with a CPhT (Certified

Pharmacy Technician) license.

*Book included in price.


EKG-01 Night: Monday

EKG TECHNICIAN Instructor: Marcus Loureiro 10 weeks 6:00 - 9:30 pm

The objective of this course is to gain experience as an EKG

technician using the following skills:

Properly obtaining EKG including lead placement

Troubleshooting and artifacts

Heart Anatomy and Physiology

Diseases of the heart

Operating and adjusting of EKG monitors

Holter Monitors

Pacemaker Rhythms

Reading and Interpretation of EKG recordings

Communication with Physicians and Medical Staff

An EKG Technician Certificate will be given at course com-pletion to students receiving a 70% or better course average. Also offered (not mandatory or required for employment) is a National Certification by the American Medical Certification Association—AMCA (for an additional fee). Our students will

have the mandatory 6-month work requirement waived .

Loose fitting clothing a must.

*Book included in price .


OA-01 Night: Monday

OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT Instructor: Tracy Oliver 8 Weeks 6:00—9:30 pm Learn to do eye exams!

The Ophthalmic Medical Assistant Program is a certificate program to help answer the need for qualified assistants in ophthalmology practices. This program is designed to teach the basic skills needed to perform eye exams and prepare the

patient for the ophthalmologist.

District Price: $200.00 Non-District: $225.00 8

Fall 19

CPR-01 Night: Monday & Wednesday

CPR (Heartsaver CPR/AED) Instructor: Erin Marcotte 2 Classes 9/24 & 9/26 6:30 - 9:30 pm

Do you need to earn a course completion card in CPR and AED use to meet a job or regulatory requirement? Learn how to deliver adult and child CPR and AED use, infant CPR, and how to relieve choking in adults, children, and infants. The American Heart Association’s research -proven practice-while-watching technique, allows instructors to observe you, provide feedback, and guide you. You will recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compres-sions, and deliver appropriate ventilations and provide early use of an AED. No medical training required. You need to complete a written exam and pass to earn your completion

card.

The cost includes a $22.00 fee for the CPR AED Certification

Card.

8:1 student to instructor ratio District Price: $60.00 Non-District: $75.00

Medical EMT-01 Night: Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays

EMT—EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN Instructor: Dave Zander Tues-Thurs: 5:30 - 9:30 pm Alternate Saturdays: 8:00 - 4:00

The healthcare industry continues to grow and the basic training program for Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) has an overall objective to improve the quality of pre-hospital emergency care rendered to victims of accidents and sudden illness. As such, the course develops skills in symptom recogni-tion and in all emergency care procedures and techniques currently consid-ered to be within the responsibilities of an EMT providing emergency medical

care with an ambulance service.

District Price: $1,100 Non -District: $1,200

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FW-02 Night: Tuesday

Traditional Half-Hull Model Building Instructor: Marsom Pratt II of Gloriana Boat Hulls 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This course will explain how to read naval architects’ blue

prints. This information will then be put to use in construct-

ing a half model using the lift method. At the end of the

class, each student will have a finished model. Tools will

be supplied. Each student will be responsible for purchas-

ing their own wood. Some wood working experience re-

quired.

Material Fee: $50 material fee due first class


WC-01 Night: Thursday

Woodcarving Instructor: Michael Weydt 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This course will cover basic, intermediate and advanced

carving techniques depending on the student’s skill level. We

will discuss safety, tools, sharpening, woods, finishes and

other related topics. Materials will be provided for the first

two carving projects which will be suitable for display. Stu-

dents may purchase additional projects thereafter at a mod-

est fee. This is a perfect course for all Boy/Girl Scout leaders

or badge councilors!


Non-License Trades

CP-05 Night: Monday

Massachusetts Building Code Instructor: William Horrocks 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This course will prepare students planning to take the

Construction Supervisor's licensing exam. “Understanding the

MA State Building Code” is B.B.R.S. approved for 10

continuing education credits for certified building officials.

*Current Editions of MA Commercial Code, 1 & 2 Family Code,

Int’l Building Code and Energy Codes are included in the

price.

($400 value) .


CP-12A & CP-12B Night: Tuesday

12-Hour MA Construction Supervisors

License Renewal Instructor: William Horrocks CP-12A will run the first four Tuesdays. (Sep. 10— Oct. 1) 6:30 - 9:30pm

CP-12B will run the last four Tuesdays. (Oct. 8—Oct. 29) 6:30 - 9:30pm

Anyone holding a MA General Contractor’s License is re-

quired to take 12 hours of continuing education for that cy-

cle. This course has been approved by the Massachusetts

Board of Regulations and Standards for 12 hours of continu-

ing education requirements.

*Code books will be available for additional fees.


Carpentry

CP-13 Night: Wednesday

Massachusetts Building Official Certification

Instructor: Dave Riquina

8 Weeks 6:30 – 9:30

This course is intended to prepare individuals to take the

building inspector certification exams. Candidates must

meet the minimum qualifications of MGL chapter 143 - 3,

which requires a minimum of five years of construction

experience in a direct supervisory position to take the

certification exam. Certification will qualify you for municipal

employment as a building inspector.


OSHA-01 Night: TBD

10-Hour OSHA Construction and Safety Course

Instructor: Neil Charbonneau

Dates: TBD

This 10 hour program is intended to provide a variety of

instruction on construction industry safety and health

standards to entry level workers.

GNB Voc-Tech OSHA Certified Trainers will provide

instruction.


Non-License Trades

CP-07 Night: Thursday

Basic Carpentry II

Instructor: Jeff Fortin

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course will continue with woodworking basics: specific

skills in light power tool equipment, basic joinery, and

cabinet basics. Students will be required to make a few

small projects with step-by-step procedures and instruction.

Knowledge gained will assist students in furthering their

skills in woodworking. Safety is stressed throughout.

Prerequisite: CP-01/previous carpentry training


CP-01 Night: Monday

Basic Carpentry

Instructor: Jeff Fortin

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course will introduce woodworking basics; specific skills

in measurement, layout, and the proper use of hand tools.

Students will be required to make a few small projects with

step-by-step procedures and instruction. The basics are

vital knowledge needed to better understand more advanced

woodworking techniques. Safety is stressed throughout.


CP-03 Night: Monday

Residential Housing Technology

Instructor: Dave Doyle

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course is designed for the future or present homeowners

that are contemplating building, renovating, or repairing their

own homes along with general home maintenance. Classes

will cover building terminology, replacement windows, code

requirements, and drawing techniques to obtain a building

permit. Shop instruction will include use of hand and power

tools, rafter and stair layout using a framing square.


PA-01 Night: Tuesday

Furniture Refinishing Fundamentals

Instructor: Joseph Arruda

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

If you have a piece of furniture that needs a face lift, this is

the course to take. The first class will be an orientation to

evaluate the piece, and an overview of different types of

finishes and solvents. Students are responsible for all

materials, solvents, and finishes. Reconstruction is held to a

minimum.


FW-01 Night: Thursday

Fine Woodworking

Instructor: Joseph Arruda

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

If you have some experience in woodworking and would like to

take the next step in creating a turn of the century piece, take

the challenge. This course includes complete step-by-step

instruction in creating a one of a kind piece such as a Queen

Anne step stool and a true hand-cut dovetail blanket chest,

using typical hand tools and modern machine techniques.

Prerequisite: CP-01/ previous carpentry training


CP-04 Night: Monday or Tuesday

Millwork

Instructor: Donald Desrosiers

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

The use of power equipment, safety, and operation make up

this program. Students are required to do a project that in-

volves the use of circular saws, jointers, radial saws, planers,

shapers, and small power tools.

Prerequisite: CP-01/ previous carpentry training


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Carpentry

Non-License Trades

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DP-07 Night: Thursday

Microsoft Word 2010

Instructor: TBD 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This course will introduce students to Microsoft Word and the word processing skills necessary to write letters and reports, create flyers and newsletters, and improve office skills. In this hands-on course, students will learn how to create documents, format pages and text, create tables, envelopes and labels, edit and proof documents, and use the mail

merge feature.

Prerequisite: Windows or equivalent knowledge .


DP-08 Night: Tuesday

Microsoft Excel 2010 Instructor: TBD 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This course will introduce students to Microsoft Excel. Students will learn how to format data and use formulas. Students will also learn how to design charts and how to filter/sort data. Intermediate skills such as absolute references, conditional formatting, and linking cells are also introduced in this session. Students will master the basics of

Excel through hands-on instruction.

Prerequisite: Windows or equivalent knowledge.



Introduction to Technology Instructor: TBD 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm Learn more about your new computer and devices. Use the Internet on your own and understand what your friends and family are talking about when it comes to computers. Learn everything you ever wanted to know about computers and

more!



Introduction to Web Site Design Instructor: Serena Lopes 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This course introduces students to planning and designing effective web pages and implementing web pages by writing HTML code. Students will learn how to enhance web pages with the use of page layout techniques, text formatting, graphics, images and multimedia, and functional, multi -page

website production.


TD-02 Night: Monday

CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) Auto CAD (Latest Version) Instructor: Steve Johansen 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This beginner course offers the use of graphic-oriented com-

puter software for designing and drafting operations.

Prerequisite: Students should be familiar with standard

drafting grammar/procedures and have basic computer

knowledge.

*Book available for additional fee.



Creating a Web Site for your Business Instructor: Marcio Santiago 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This course will introduce HTML and CSS as well as popular web authoring software to create interactive web sites. Students will learn to plan and develop well -designed web sites that combine effective navigation with the balanced use

of graphics, text, and color.


Computers

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Non-License Trades

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Intro to Digital Photography

Instructor: Meredith Brower

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Learn basic digital camera operation, beginner level image

camera functions, exposure modes, composition, flash and

lighting concepts. Figure out all those fine features your

camera has. Find out how to transfer your pictures to your

computer. Discover introductory photo editing, cropping,

resizing, and adding type with an introduction to Photoshop.

*Book available for an additional fee.

Bring your camera to the first class!


DP-15 Night: Tuesday & Thursday

Cisco I—Networking

Instructor: Maciel Pais

8 Weeks 6:00—9:30 pm

Learn about the architecture, structure, functions,

components, and models of the Internet and computer

networks. The principles of IP addressing and fundamentals

of Ethernet concepts, media, and operations provide a

foundation for the curriculum. By the end of this course,

students will be able to build simple LANs, perform basic

configurations for routers and switches, and implement IP

addressing schemes. Students will need a computer and

internet access for the online self -paced homework

assignments. Tuition includes enrollment in the Cisco

Academy online.

District Price: $495.00 Non District Price: $595.00


Google Office Suite

Instructor: Ben DosSantos

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Learn the basics of Google’s Office replacement, Docs,

Sheets, Slides, and Forms. This class will go over Google’s

own suite of data processing tools. We will go over how to

develop documents, spreadsheets, presentations, surveys,

and much more. You will learn how to utilize Google’s

document sharing tool that allows your whole team to work on

one document seamlessly. Learn everything there is to know

about the new way to develop and store your files with Google

Drive.



Photoshop CS6

Instructor: Matt Semiao

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course will introduce students to the basic operations of Adobe Photoshop. In this beginners course, students will learn the skills required to complete fundamental tasks. These tasks will include having an understanding of how to navigate through the vast array of tools and commands, how to create and modify documents and how to complete basic photo retouching and image/color correction. You will learn the basics of Photoshop through numerous entertaining projects using a hands-on approach. Additionally, vector graphics will be introduced through the

use of Adobe Illustrator.

Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge



Microsoft Office

Instructor: TBD

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Learn the basics of Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and

Access. This class covers introductory topics and concepts

that will assist you in gaining an understanding of the

programs and their uses. Learn the basics or update your

knowledge of Microsoft Office earlier version to the 2010

release.


Fall 19


Introduction to Adobe Illustrator

Instructor: Mike deGouveia

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Students will learn the core principles of how to sketch, trace

and draw in Adobe Illustrator. We will use a variety of tools to

create and manipulate beautiful vector graphics. We will also

discuss and utilize proper file management to maintain smooth

and efficient work flow.

Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge


Computers

MA-01 Night: Tuesday

Basic Machine Shop Training Instructor: Randy Morrison 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course is a self-paced learning environment in which a student can complete one or more projects in any one session. Total progress per session will undoubtedly depend upon prior experience and/or the individual’s ability to perform the operations as instructed. Related Subjects—Measure and measurements, shop sketches and blueprint

reading, review related math, shop problems and safety.

*Price Includes Material Fee


AT-03 Night: Thursday

Collision Repair Instructor: Michael McConnell 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course emphasizes the application of basic skills needed to perform tasks involved in the repair of automobile bodies. Each student will have the opportunity to work with the tools, instruments, and equipment necessary to perform the tasks

set forth.


AT-04 Night: Monday

Small Engine Repair Instructor: Paul Estrella 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This program includes troubleshooting inspections and ana-lyzing four-cycle engines. Also included: ignition, carboniza-tion, lubrication of piston rings and rods. This is a great op-portunity to learn how to fix your lawn mower, snow blower, chain saw, weed whacker, as well as other types of “home”

use engines.


AT-01 Night: Tuesday

Introduction to Automotive Repair Instructor: Matt Talbot 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This program is for everyone who drives an automobile and would like an understanding of auto maintenance, upkeep, and repairs. Learn what goes on underneath that hood through hands-on automotive experience. All projects need to be approved by the instructor. Students are responsible

for all materials needed for their projects.


MA-02 Night: Tuesday

Basic Machine Shop Training II Instructor: Randy Morrison 8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course will continue with Machine Shop Basics. Students will be required to make a few small projects with step-by-step procedures and instructions. Knowledge gained will assist

Non-License Trades

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Auto Machine Shop

AT-02 Night: Wednesday

Advanced Automotive Repair

Instructor: Matt Talbot

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course is a continuation of the Intro to Automotive Re-

pair. All the same vehicle repairs and maintenance will be

covered but in a more self-paced environment with minimal

instruction. All projects need to be approved by the instructor.


Looking for more Machine training?

Earn a post-secondary Chapter 74

Certificate in our upcoming Advanced

Manufacturing Program

See page 3 for more information.

Non-License Trades Fall 19

Idea for a Class?

Is there a class you would like to take or teach for us?

Looking for full classes and 1 to 4 day workshops

Send us your ideas at [email protected] or drop off

suggestions at the school, care of GNBVT Institute.

WD-02 Night: Tuesday

Gas Welding

Instructor: Marc Ferreira

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Shop instruction on the operation, safety, maintenance, and

safety of acetylene and oxygen welding equipment are

covered. Related classroom instruction includes principles,

methods, and techniques, practical use of equipment in

beading, fusing, brazing, cutting, and safety.


District Price: $175.00 * Non-District: $200.00*

WD-03 Night: Wednesday or Thursday

MIG-TIG Welding

Instructor: Paul Mendez

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This is an introductory program involving the feeding of a

consumable wire through a shielding gas and also tungsten

inert gas welding.


District Price: $175.00* Non-District: $200*

WD-01 Night: Monday

Arc Welding

Instructor: Marc Ferreira

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Shop instruction includes the operation, care, maintenance,

and safety in machine operation, voltages, amperages, and rod

selection. Use of welding machine for beading, butt, flat, verti-

cal, and overhead welding are covered in this course.



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Welding

LG-04 Night: Tuesday

Conversational Portuguese

Instructor: Phebe Ditata

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This introduction course in the Portuguese language will

enable the student to speak, as well as understand, common

expressions.


LG-05 Night: Wednesday

American Sign Language

Instructor: Jennifer Borden

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course will focus on survival skills in ASL, with

emphasis on building receptive and expressive sign

vocabulary. Students will learn the use of signing space, non

-manual components including facial expressions, sign skills,

body postures, and introduction to finger -spelling.


Enrichment Classes

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LG-02 Night: Thursday

Conversational Spanish

Instructor: Mary Urbanek

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm This introduction course in the Spanish language will enable the student to speak, as well as understand, common expressions.


LG-03 WINTER 2020 Night: Tuesday

Advanced Conversational Spanish

This class is a continuation of the Beginner Class.


EP-05 Night: Tuesday

Chair Recaning

Instructor: Beth Simmons

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Learn how to recane and/or rush your own chair. Please

bring your chair the first night of class.


EP-06 Night: Thursday

Upholstering

Instructor: Manny Medeiros

8 Weeks 6:30 - 9:30 pm

Welt seam, naugahyde, refinishing, etc. Bring your piece of

furniture the first night of class. (No Couches or Loveseats)


Material list available.

Any evening school student who decides to leave furni -

ture overnight on our premises does so at their own risk.

WC-01 Night: Thursday

Woodcarving

Instructor: Michael Weydt

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

See page 8 for course description.



Intro to Digital Photography

Instructor: Meredith Brower

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

See page 11 for course description.

Bring your camera to the first class!


Languages Special Interests

LG-06 WINTER 2020 Night: Thursday

Advanced Conversational Portuguese

Instructor: Phebe Ditata

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This class is a continuation of the Beginner Class.


Enrichment Classes


Canvas Painting

Instructor: Debbie Macy

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Oil and acrylics for hobbyists as well as experienced artists.

Come join the fun with Debbie Macy!


EP-03 Night: Wednesday

Watercolor Painting

Instructor: Karen Zukas

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This course is for all levels of watercolorist. A wide variety of

techniques for the beginner to the advanced will be covered.

Emphasis will be placed on color & design assisting each stu-

dent to create unique expressions of thought and emotion.



JM-01 Night: Tuesday

Jewelry Making - Beginners

Instructor: Doreen Benoit

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Learn the basics of Needle and Thread Stitching with beads.

Jewelry projects will include all basic stitches of bead weaving.

Tools and kits are available for purchase at each class .

(Estimated cost: $15-$25 per week)

District Price: $85.00 Non-District: $110.00 SG-01 Night: Tuesday

Basic Stained Glass

Instructor: Jackie Pinheiro

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Stained glass isn’t just for windows anymore!

You will learn the copper foil method to create your own

stained glass projects. We will cover safety issues associated

with working with glass and the various tools and supplies. We

will learn how to cut glass. We will also cover some decorative

soldering techniques used to enhance your projects. Discover

how to use all your glass scraps to create mosaic masterpiec-

es for your home and garden. Like BLING? You can use those

scraps for jewelry too!



Ways to Register:

Online

Go to The Adult Ed Website at https://www.gnbvt.edu/VTI and select Register Online Now!

– Create Account or Sign In (Credit Card Only)

In Person

(Cash, Credit, and Checks)

During School Hours:

8:00am – 3:00pm

Summer hours vary

Adult Ed Office Hours:

6:00pm – 9:30pm

Over The Phone

(Credit Card Only)

(508) 998-3321 Ext. 195

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Art

https://registration.xenegrade.com/gnbvt

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FD-01 Night: Monday

Floral Design

Instructor: Bunny Mogilnicki

6 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This class will enable participants to create many floral pro-

jects such as wreath making and decorating; how to care and

condition cut and dried flowers; making centerpieces; corsag-

es and boutonnieres; Oriental designs; arrangements of dif-

ferent shapes, modern and traditional; wedding bouquets and

many more fun uses for flowers. Students will take home all

the projects they make during the class. Enjoy the art of flo-

ral design for many years to come with the processes learned

in this class.


Additional fees for supplies will apply

(Averaging $15-20 per night)


8 Weeks 6:00—9:00 pm

EP-07AFT Afternoons: Tuesday

8 Weeks 3:00—6:00 pm

Basic Sewing

Instructor: Mary Ann Zuber

Students will learn to use a variety of machines while creating

several projects or a simple garment. Machine threading and

use, pattern layout, basic sewing techniques and garment con-

struction will be taught. Students can work at their own pace

on individual projects. This is a great course for beginners.



EP-16 Nights: Mon, Wed or Thurs

Power Machine Quilting

Instructor: Christine Gallagher 8 weeks 6:30 - 9:30 pm

This streamline quilting course is perfect for those of you who

always wanted to make a quilt but don’t have a lot of time.

Learn the latest techniques in rotary cutting, block construc-

tion, paper piecing, etc. Come join the fun, make new friends,

and create great quilts. These classes fill fast! Register ear-

ly!

Beginners: Monday Night Only


EP-16AFT Afternoons: Wednesday

Power Machine Quilting (Afternoon)

Instructor: Eileen DeRego

8 weeks 3:00pm - 6:00 pm

See above for course description.

8 weeks 3:00 - 6:00 pm


Enrichment Classes

Clothing

Floral/Gardening GA-01 Night: Wednesday

What’s New in Gardening

Instructor: Certified Master Gardner Renate Oliver

8 weeks – 6:30—9:30 pm (times may vary)

This 8-week course will cover a wide variety of new trends in

gardening such as raised bed and container gardening, dwarf

shrubs and drought-hardy plant materials, seeds vs seedlings,

what’s new in soil science, becoming water -wise, and coping

with wildlife.


EP-13

Crocheting Night: Monday

Knitting Night: Tuesday

Instructor: Jackie Angelo

8 Weeks 6:00—9:00 pm

Beginners and advanced. All types of patterns, swatches,

fancy knits and garments.


Enrichment Classes

CD-01 Night: Monday

Basic Cake Decorating

Instructor: Alysha Pequita

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

This hands-on course will provide the fundamentals

necessary to create any special occasion cake from

whimsical to elegant designs. Cupcake fillings and designs

will also be covered. Learn how to make shell borders, drop

flowers, sweet peas, leaves, vines, timeless roses, and use

star fill-in techniques. This course will also focus on how to

make the perfect icing consistency using basic and butter

cream icing. Please bring a small cake to class with you

every week.




Everyday Cooking the Culinary Way

Instructor: Robert Wilkinson

8 Weeks 6:30—9:30 pm

Combine your love for food with a passion for knowledge.

This course will cover the basic and advanced preparation of

appetizers, stocks, sauces, soups, meats, seafood and poul-

try. Combined with sanitation and proper knife handling

skills, together we will embark upon a tasteful journey full of

flavors and techniques. Come and learn new skills you will

use in everyday situations.

*All food included in price.


EP-35 Night: Monday

Yoga for Beginners and Intermediate

Instructor: Katelyn Fitzsimmons

8 Weeks 6:30 - 8:00 pm

This eight-week course will teach beginner and intermediate

students proper form of the fundamental yoga postures. Stu-

dents will gain strength, balance and suppleness. This class

requires some athleticism. Leave class feeling relaxed and

renewed!


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Urban Yoga - 11:11

Instructor: Aliça Barreiro

8 Weeks: 5:45 - 6:45 pm

11:11 is the practice of urban yoga methodology that uses rad

music to combine power vinyasa with cardio surges and

smooth transitions.


Fall 19


Self Defense

Instructor: Carolyn Andrade

(first-degree black belt of Lance

Soares’ Family Martial Arts Center) 8 Weeks 7:30—9:00 pm The Ed Parker System of Kenpo Karate™ is a real

no-nonsense approach to defend yourself.

Ed Parker’s Kenpo Karate™ works no matter who your

opponent is. It's a customized blend of practical defensive

techniques using punches, jabs and kicks, as well as elbow

and knee combinations.


CU-01 Day: Tuesday

NRA - National Restaurant Association

ServSafe®®Certification - 6 Sessions

Instructor: TBD

15 hour Classroom Preparation followed by Exam

Time: 4:00 - 7:00 pm

*Price includes book, class and exam


Food Health

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical Institute

08/07/19

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School | 1121 Ashley Boulevard, New Bedford, MA 02745

Rick Quintin | (508) 998-3321 ext. 195 | email: [email protected] | http://www.gnbvt.edu/VTI

Workshops planned for October

Culinary: Knife Skills Fall’s Savory Bounty

Cake Decorating: Flat Icing with Buttercream Rolled Fondant:

Carpentry Skills: Molding & Interior Trims

Automotive: Scan Tools/Diagnostics Advanced Diagnostics/Open Shop

Social Media & Technology: My IPhone: Instagram Business Marketing

Go online for full descriptions and updates

There is absolutely NO SMOKING anywhere on campus.

Parking is allowed in the main parking lots or designated shop areas. Automobiles which are illegally parked will be tagged and brought to the attention of the police.

When GNB Voc-Tech day school has been can-celled for inclement weather, evening school classes ARE NOT automatically cancelled. A separate decision will be made and announced. Check the Website at www.gnbvt.edu/vti or check us out on Facebook for snow cancella-tions. You may also call the school at 508 -998-3321 ext. 195 or listen to radio stations WBSM, WNBH, or WSAR for further information. Make-up classes will be scheduled at the discre-tion of the Institute Director.

At the conclusion of each non-license class, stu-dents will be given a certificate in their respec-tive programs if they have attended 75% of the required class.

It is a school policy that no one is allowed into the building or any of the classrooms at any time unless they are a GNBVTI student.

C.E.U.’s and P.D.P.’s are available upon re-quest for some courses.

Course Instructors are subject to change.

Students may now register online through www.gnbvt.edu/vti and pay with a credit or debit card.

Registration is open to all, regardless of where they reside.

District price is for the residents of Dartmouth, Fairhaven & New Bedford. PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED

Classes operate on a Trimester System. Classes generally run for 8 weeks from 6:30 -9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday unless otherwise stated.

Tuition will be returned if it is impossible to conduct a course or the student decides to drop out of a planned course before it begins.

Senior Citizens (60 or over) will receive a $10.00 discount for all 8 week classes and a $5.00 discount for 4 week classes.

Qualified individuals with disabilities seeking reasonable accommodations are requested to contact the Director at the time of registration.

Students must be 18 or older and not cur-rently a high school student to take a course or be in the classroom during instruction.

Registration Information General Information

Make checks payable to: GNB Voc-Tech Institute

Make checks payable to: GNB Voc-Tech Institute

Payments accepted by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, and AMEX

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.gnbvt.edu/adult

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