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Let us help you train for a new career, learn a different skill, solve anold problem, or just relax. We offer over 300 online and live-classroomprograms. Register today in any of the ways listed below.

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• Monday,Tuesday,Thursday,Friday: 8AM-5PM

• Wednesday: 8AM-7PM

• Monday,Tuesday,Thursday,Friday: 8AM-5PM

• Wednesday: 8AM-7PM

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• Fax:Register at WorkforceDevelopment & ContinuingEducation, Room 326

Registration form (p. 22) &check (payable to TunxisCommunity College) mustreach us one week prior tothe start of the course.

Mail To:Workforce Development &Continuing Education,TCC,271 Scott Swamp Road,Farmington, CT 06032

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Have all required VISA,Discover or MC informationready and call 860.255.3666.

Course fees are payable at time of registration.No written confirmations are mailed.

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ACCESSIBILITY ANDEQUAL OPPORTUNITY

Tunxis Community College iscommitted to access and equalopportunity. Should you requirespecial accommodations toparticipate in any of the programsoffered through WorkforceDevelopment & ContinuingEducation, please contact Dr. KirkPeters, Dean of Student Services(860.255.3560), or Cathy Felice,Academic Support Center(860.255.3572), at least three weeksbefore the start of your course.Alternative formats of this materialmay be provided upon request.

The College does not discr iminateagainst any individual on the grounds ofrace; color; national origin; ancestry; sex;sexual orientation; age; religion; politicalbeliefs; learning, physical, mental oremotional disability; marital or veteranstatus; or prior convictions of a cr ime.The College reserves the right to makeany necessary changes in theinformation listed in this publication.

Phone: 860.255.3666Facsimile: 860.255.3675tunxis.commnet.edu

Table of Contents

Allied Health Programs:

Certified Nurse Aide; Central Sterile Supply; CNA Competency

Exam Review; CNA/PCT-Hospital-Based Experience; CPR; Dental

Assisting Certificate; EKG Technician; EKG Skills; EMT Basic;

ICD-10 Coding; Medical Terminology; Office Medical Billing &

Coding; PCT Certificate; Pharmacy Technician; Phlebotomy

Technician Certification; Registered Medical Assistant;

Veterinary Assistant .................................................................................. 3

Boating Courses...............................................................................................19

Bartending with SMART Certification .......................................................15

Computer Classes ....................................................................................10-11

Electricians’ License Renewal Training .......................................................12

Exploring Your Career Options ...................................................................13

Grant Writing ..................................................................................................14

Insurance Pre-Licensing ...................................................................................9

Motorcycle Rider Education Program.........................................................18

Online Learning................................................................................................10

Professional Business Office Certificate.....................................................13

Paralegal Certificate–Online .........................................................................11

Personal Fitness Trainer Certification ........................................................17

Photography .....................................................................................................20

Professional Development ......................................................................13-16

Real Estate ..........................................................................................................9

Registration Information & Form ................................................................22

Special Interest Courses ...............................................................................17

Starting a Business ..........................................................................................15

Substitute Teacher Training ...........................................................................13

Supervision 101 Certificate ..........................................................................16

Web Site Design & Development Courses–Online…............................11

Workforce Development & Continuing Education

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Allied Health Programs


Orientation to Health CareersLost your job or looking for a career change?Join us on January 19 at 6PM in Room 6-127.

Susan Oliver, Health Careers Advisor, will discuss:• Health care fields in demand• Jobs and wages in health care• Financial Aid and funding assistance• HOBET and Key Train Testing

Please call 860.255.3666 to reserve a seat.Tunxis Continuing Education off ers a number ofWorkforce Investment Act (WIA) approved programs thatare funded thr ough the Connecticut Depar tment ofLabor.To see if you qualify call:

New Britain CT Works860.223.0889

Registered Medical Assistant ProgramStarting September 2011

This 10-month day program prepares you to sit for the American Medical

Technologists Medical Assistant Exam.Approximate program cost is $6,000.

Information Sessions 10AM or 6PMRoom 306

February 16 CRN: 1625March 18 CRN: 1626April 13 CRN: 1627May 25 CRN: 1628June 15 CRN: 1629

Learn More!Call 860.255.3666 to reserve your seatand to receive an application.

EMT BasicCall 860.314.4700 to registerOffered in cooperation with Bristol Hospital EMS, the Officeof Emergency Medical Services and the CT Department ofPublic Health, this program is designed for students whowould like to complete the requirements to become acertified EMT Basic professional.This course prepares you totake the exams to become nationally registered and State ofConnecticut certified at the basic level.The program consistsof lectures, demonstrations and hands-on training that providethe knowledge and skills required for certification. Studentsmust complete the 10 clinical hours with Bristol EMS.Thereare no prerequisites for this course.Feb. 14 – May 14(M/W); 6-10PMPlus selected Saturdays 9AM-2PM Dates to be announced.Fee: $650 (includes text, CPR manual, andstethoscope)

Instructor: Sharon Kenney and Staff

Location: All classes take place at Bristol EMSTraining Center, 420 North Main St., Bristol,next to Tunxis@Bristol .

Exam fees of $30 and $70 are paid by student directly to theState of Connecticut and the National Registry.

To register: call 860.255.3666

New!EMT Re-CertificationCall 860.314.4700 to registerThe EMT Re-certification program will be accelerated over a3-day period.Dates in late March to be announced.Fee: $275

Instructor: Sharon Kenney and Staff

Location: All classes take place at Bristol EMSTraining Center, 420 North Main St., Bristol,next to Tunxis@Bristol.



Central Sterile Processing Technician(Approved for WIA Funding)Central Sterile Processing Technicians are responsible for thesanitation and packaging of surgical instruments in hospitals,surgical centers and clinics. Whether you are looking tobegin your career in health care or prepare for the CentralSterile Processing Technician national certification exam,this course may be for you. This 12-week program coversanatomy and physiology; microbiology and infectioncontrol; decontamination and sterilization processing; andhow to handle, care for, and identify surgical instruments.The course includes clinical exposure to Central SterileProcessing Department. *Medical Terminology and hospitalsetting experience are suggested but not required. Course feedoes not include national certification exam. Studentsmust have their book for the first class.

Call 860.255.3666 for an application and KeyTrainTest dates. There is a $25 non-refundableapplication fee.

Feb. 5 – Apr. 30 (SA); 9AM-Noon13 sessions CRN: 1590 Fee: $850 plus text and applicationfeeRoom 312Instructor: Linda Hall

* Tunxis Community College offers both anonline six-week Medical Terminology courseand a 12-week course on campus. See pages 7and 11 for information.

Veterinary Assistant Program45 hours classroom/24 hours clinical(Approved for WIA Funding)Gain the knowledge and skills you’ll need for an entry-levelposition as a veterinary assistant. Vet assistants work in avariety of settings including animal hospitals and clinics, animalshelters, laboratories and zoos. They perform front officefunctions; assist in providing routine and emergency care;perform laboratory procedures; assist in dental and surgicalprocedures; and take x-rays. Navy blue scrub top must beworn to clinical experience.

Program components:

• Veterinary Front Office• Veterinary Assisting I • Veterinary Assisting II • Dental/Surgical Assisting• Veterinary Clinical Experience

Feb. 7 – May 23 (M); 6-9PMCRN: 158915 sessions (no class 2/21)Fee: $659 plus text and navy blue scrub topRoom: 312Instructors: Tim Burns, VT

Patient Care Technician (PCT) Certificate(Approved for WIA Funding)Designed for entry-level students or for certified nurseaides or LPNs who want to add to their skill set.The PatientCare Technician Certificate can help you advance yourskills, increase your earning power, and provide you withopportunities within the health care sector. PCTs are valuedmembers of the health care team in hospitals, physicians’offices, clinics and long-term care facilities. They providedirect patient care including but not limited to: obtaining vitalsigns; turning and repositioning; bathing; patient transfers;patient care set-up; performing EKGs and phlebotomy. Toearn the PCT Certification from Tunxis, you must successfullycomplete the following:

• Certified Nurse Aide program or provide proof of current CNA certification or LPN licensure

• Phlebotomy Technician program (must be taken at Tunxis)

• EKG & Pulse Oximetry course (must be taken at Tunxis)



Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)(Approved for WIA Funding)Classes Begin January 27thCNAs are in demand and our students have great success with jobplacement! We offer a 12-week program that can be taken days orevenings and is approved by the Connecticut Department of PublicHealth. A Saturday clinical program and a 7-week acceleratedprogram are scheduled based on interest. All classes meet Mondaysand one other clinical day per week.

Day and Evening Program: $850 plus textSaturday Clinical or Accelerated Program:$900 plus text

Please call 860.255.3666 to receive more information or a CANapplication packet.All program options have a $35 non-refundableadministrative fee.

EKG Technician Certification Program(4.9CEUs)(Approved for WIA Funding)Meet the demand for cross-trained health professionals by addingEKG skills to your résumé.This comprehensive program with lab,prepares you to take the *ASPT Electrocardiograph TechnicianCertification Exam.The course covers:

• Role of the EKG technician• Function of the EKG department in a variety of settings

(hospital, clinic, office, mobile service)• Medical terminology related to electrocardiography• Care and safety of patients, medical & legal aspects• Anatomy and circulation of the heart and blood vessels• Electrical conduction system of the heart• Cardiac cycle (electric system)• EKG strip analysis (P, Q, R, S,T waveform interpretation)• Normal sinus rhythm, sinus bradycardia, sinus tachycardia• Basic EKG interpretation, sinus rhythm, and ventricular

rhythms, asystole; example rhythm• Recognizing artifacts, troubleshooting, tracing problems• Practice EKG strips, EKG rhythms• Preparing a patient for EKG• 12 lead placement, interpretation and troubleshooting• Echocardiography

Jan. 31 – May 9 (M); 5:30-9PM, 14 sessions(no class 2/21)CRN: 1591 Fee: $899 plus textRoom: 202Instructor: Mark RouleauNational Healthcareer Association (NHA)exam fee of $105 not included in course fee.

EKG & Pulse Oximetry Skills (1.5 CEUs)For allied health professionals looking to add to their skillset, with classroom and hands-on experience. Learn basicskills in administering a 12-lead EKG, including cardiacanatomy and function; appropriate skin preparation; properlead placement; and identification of P, Q, R, S, and T waveforms. Learn to recognize a normal versus abnormalelectrocardiogram, prevent artifacts, and adapt to unusualpatient situations. Also learn pulse oximetry measurement.Class covers sensor placement and pulse correlationtechniques to measure oxygen saturation accurately. Pleasenote:This course does not prepare you to become an EKGtechnician. It is appropriate for nurse aides, medical assistantsand those preparing for patient care technician positions(PCT). Students should read the first two chapters of the textprior to the start of class.Mar. 10, 17, 24, 31, Apr. 7 (TH) 5:30-8:30PMCRN: 1592 Fee: $249 plus textRoom: 202Instructor: Mark RouleauYou must attend all sessions to receive a certificate ofcompletion.



CNA / PCT / Hospital-Based ExperienceIf you are a working CNA or have Tunxis PCT training andwould like to add a hospital-based clinical experience to yourrésumé, this 2-week program may be for you. It includesa varied rotation and shadowing experience through anumber of hospital departments at the Hospital of CentralConnecticut. The course also includes CPR trainingand certification.CPR/AED Jan. 3 (M); 3-7PMRoom: 6-127

Hospital OrientationJan. 4 (TU); 4-7PM; Location: Hospital ofCentral Connecticut

Hospital RotationJan.5-7 (W/TH/F) and Jan. 10-12 (M/TU/W)Location: Hospital of Central Connecticut

CRN: 1593 Fee: $549Instructor: StaffContact Cheryl Conaty, Allied HealthCoordinator, for more information at860.255.3670 or [email protected].

Pharmacy Technician(Approved for WIA Funding)This comprehensive, 60-hour course will prepare students foran entry-level position in a community, hospital or long-termcare setting. It is also an excellent review for the PharmacyTechnician Certification Board (PTCB) national certificationexam.Topics will include medical terminology specific to thepharmacy; reading and interpreting prescriptions; anddefining drugs by generic and brand names. Students willlearn dosage calculation; I.V. flow rate; drug compounding;and dose conversion. Dispensing of prescriptions; inventorycontrol; billing, and insurance reimbursement will also bediscussed. The course fee does not include the PTCB examfee.Anyone convicted of a felony or under the age 18 is notpermitted to sit for the exam. Course prerequisite: Fluency inbasic math and algebra is required to complete necessarypharmaceutical calculations.Please call 860.255.3666 for an application and a list of testingdates.Feb 7 – Apr. 18 (M/W); 6-9PM20 sessions (no class 2/21)CRN: 1596 Fee: $949 plus text and $25 nonre-fundable administrative feeRoom: 313Instructor: Miguelina Cruz, CPhT

Heartsaver Adult/Child CPR/AED(Required to take certification exam for Personal TrainerProgram – see p.17) This course is designed to teach lay rescuers(security guards, firefighters, police, airline personnel, etc.) how torecognize and treat life threatening emergencies; one rescuer adultand/or pediatric CPR; Foreign Body Airway Obstruction; andAED training. Cost includes: textbook, Patho-Shield Plus key chain,course completion card and exams.Feb. 4 (F); 3-5:30PMCRN: 1598 Fee: $75Room: 6-127 Instructor: Lou Brockett

New!Heartsaver Adult/Child CPR/AED Recertification

The above course also serves as a recertificationcourse. It is not suitable for recertification for HealthCare Providers.

CNA Competency Exam ReviewThis review may be for you if:

• your CNA certification has expired and you wish tore-take the state competency exam;

• you recently completed a CNA program and want to review before the state exam;

• you failed the written and/or skills portion of the competency exam, and wish to review before re-takingthe test.

• you have successfully completed a course or coursescomprising not less than100 hours of theoretical andclinical instruction in an approved LPN or RN educationprogram.

The written review covers geriatric resident care and the roleof the CNA.The skills session provides CNA skills practice ina supervised lab.Call Cheryl Conaty at 860.255.3670 for moreinformation.

Students will need to pick up a homework packet from theContinuing Education Office prior to the start of class.Mar. 9, 16, 23 (W); 3-8PMCRN: 1597 Fee: $279Room: 202



New!ICD-10 Hands-On REALITY WORKSHOPTunxis Community College cordially invites all providersand healthcare leaders to experience a 3-hour hands-onICD-10 coding experience. Providers are invited to bring theirmanagers and key personnel with them. The ICD-10Hands-On REALITY WORKSHOP will include:

• Review of the 50 Medical Billing Business Steps impacted by ICD-10.

• Hands-on experience with actual ICD-10 coding cases.• Hands-on Crosswalk coding from ICD-9 to ICD-10.• Hands-on Documentation Review to reduce costly

Denials, Appeals, Audits and BAD HABITS.• Review why new payment models will impact your

bottom line.

Jan. 25 5-8PM CRN:1624Farmington Campus

Jan. 27 9:30AM-12:30PM CRN: 1651Bristol Campus

May 3 5-8PM CRN: 1652Bristol Campus

May 5 9:30AM - 12:30PM CRN: 1653Farmington Campus

CRN: 1624 Fee: $195 p/person*

* 10% discount for each additional staffmember

Or

* 10% discount with a valid CSMS Membership Card number

Please be advised that if you have been con victed of a f elony,you may not be eligible f or c linical exper iences, internships,externships or cer tifications associated with cer tain allied healthcourses or pr ograms. Those with pr evious con victions may alsofind it difficult to secure employment within a health care setting

Short Course in Medical Terminology(2.2 CEUs)Preparing for a career in allied health? If you’re thinking ofgoing into certified nurse aide training, phlebotomy, patientcare technician, or medical billing & coding, this course willprovide a valuable base of knowledge. Our 11-week programcovers a broad range of vocabulary pertaining to systems ofhuman anatomy and medical treatment. You will study thecomponents of vocabulary including prefixes, suffixes and rootwords as you learn to break down and define terminologyused in the health care field.Feb. 3 – Apr. 14 (TH); 6-8PM11 sessions CRN: 1595 Fee: $249 plus textRoom: TBAInstructor: Kim Sowers

Office Medical Billing & Coding (102 hours) (Approved for WIA Funding)This 15-week program is designed to prepare students withbilling and coding skills for entry-level positions in privatemedical offices, clinics, or insurance companies. Topics coveredinclude medical terminology; computerized medical billing &management;medical claims processing procedures;CPT-4 andICD-9 coding; and the navigation and use of medical billingsoftware. Students successfully passing the course will receivea certificate of completion. Students are required toread the first chapter in 3-2-1 Code It prior to thefirst session.

• Medical Billing & Coding (60 hrs.)Feb. 1 – Apr. 7 (TU/TH); 5:30-8:30PMRoom: 313Instructor: Susan Smith

• Software Navigation and Use (42 hrs.)Apr. 12 – May 18 (TU/W/TH); 5:30-8:30PM(no class 5/3, 5/4, & 5/5)

Location: Tunxis@BristolInstructor: Lynn Kowal

CRN: 1594 Fee: $1,849 plus text


Phlebotomy Technician Certification(Approved for WIA Funding)

Classes begin January 31, 2011

Learn how to collect blood and specimen samples for yourcurrent health care job,or to make yourself more marketable.The phlebotomy technician is an integral member of thehealth care team in a variety of settings including hospitals,clinical laboratories, physician offices and medical centers.Thisprogram provides 200 hours of classroom theory and clinicallab instruction. Students who successfully complete theprogram are eligible for a two-day externship at either theDepartment of Laboratory Medicine at John DempseyHospital of UConn Health Center, Middlesex HospitalLab or Shoreline Clinic.Course content includes basic aspectsof medical terminology; anatomy and physiology;venipuncture; specimen collection procedures; safety anduniversal precautions; common laboratory tests with clinicalsignificance to body systems and disease processes; andlaboratory equipment. Upon successful completion of theprogram, students will be eligible to sit for the NationalHealthcareer Association certification exam. Course feeincludes malpractice insurance. Certification test fee of $112and phlebotomy textbook not included.

• Day Program: M/TU; 9AM-2:30PM Room 313

• Evening Program: M/TU/W; 5:15-9PM Room 306

Fee: $1,700 plus $35 non-refundableadministrative fee.

To receive an application packet and a list oftest dates, call 860.255.3666.

CNA One-on-One Exam ReviewCNA’s wishing to do a one-on-one review should call CherylConaty at 860. 255.3670 to make arrangements. Students willneed to review textbook, take a practice written test andcomplete five hours of clinical skills review.Fee: $279 plus text


Dental Assisting Certificate Program(Approved for WIA Funding)

Free Information session!December 10, 2010 10AM-NoonRoom 6-127

Space is limited. Please call ErinAnnecharico at 860.255.3673 to reserveyour seat.

Looking for a career with high demand? The U.S.Department of Labor predicts a 29% increase inemployment for dental assistants in the next 10 years.The dental assisting program offers educational andclinical experiences with current technologies, includingdigital radiographs and computer technology, in astate-of-the-art dental lab housed in our new facility space.The program consists of classroom, laboratory, pre-clinicand internship. Classes typically meet evenings, withsome day and weekend classes required. Internshipsbegin in June and take place during regular businesshours. Course content includes basic aspects of dentalterminology & dental sciences; anatomy & physiology;microbiology; sterilization procedures; and radiologyhealth and safety. The program will consist of threemodules to model the DANB (Dental Assisting NationalBoard) exam: Infection Control; Radiation Health andSafety; and General Chair-side. Students will sit for eachpart of the DANB exam after they successfully completeeach program component. Passing the three segmentsof the DANB exam is a requirement for certification.The program is accredited by the Commission onDental Accreditation.

Options:

1. Credit OptionEligible for financial aid

2. Non-Credit/AuditNot eligible for financial aid

For an application packet or more information, contactErin Annecharico at 860.255.3673 or by e-mail [email protected].


Real Estate

Prepare for a career as a licensed real estate professional. As amember of the Connecticut Real Estate Consortium, Tunxisoffers courses that can prepare you to become a licensed realestate salesperson or broker. All Tunxis real estate courses meet theminimum requirements set forth by the CT Department ofConsumer Protection. To become a real estate salesperson, youmust successfully complete the “Principles and Practices of RealEstate” course and pass the Connecticut Real Estate Salesperson’slicense exam. To become a real estate broker, you must work as alicensed salesperson for two years, successfully complete “BasicAppraisal Principles,” successfully complete one other 30-hourreal estate course, and pass the Connecticut State Real EstateBrokerage exam Department of Consumer Protection,Real Estate orAppraisal Commissions.

Principles and Practices of Real Estate(Approved for WIA Funding)A valuable introduction for anyone seeking informationabout real estate, especially buyers and sellers. You willgain an extensive understanding of how the real estatemarketplace works. Learn the special language of thereal estate business, including operating procedures andimportant laws governing agency, title transfer, mortgages,agent conduct, and ethical practice. Meets the minimumrequirements set forth by the CT Department of ConsumerProtection/Real Estate Commission for those who planto take the Connecticut Real Estate Salesperson licenseexamination.You must complete at least 60 hours of this 66hour course to meet state licensing requirements.Feb 7 – Apr. 25 (M/W); 9:30AM-12:30PM22 sessions (no class 2/21)CRN: 1599 Fee: $429 plus textLocation: Tunxis@Bristol ORFeb. 8 – Apr. 21 (TU/TH); 6-9PM22 sessions CRN: 1600 Fee: $429 plus textLocation: Tunxis@Bristol Instructor: Dick Gumpert

Summer Sessions – 2011Day: Jun. 6 – Aug. 24 (M/W); 9:30AM-12:30PMOREvening: Jun. 7 – Aug. 25 (TU/TH); 6-9PM(no classes July 4-7)

New!Insurance Industry TrainingAre you a recent graduate or a career changer looking for anew opportunity? Start on the path to become a licensedInsurance Professional in Property and Casualty or Life andHealth insurance. Our seasoned instructor will help youinterpret insurance terminology and concepts as he preparesyou to take the state licensing exam. Students are required toread the first two chapters prior to the start of either class.Text book is provided at the time of registration.

Property & Casualty Pre-LicensingJan 24 – Feb. 23 (M/W); 6-8:30PM9 sessionsCRN: 1601 Fee: $250 plus text

Connecticut Life and Health InsurancePre-LicensingFeb. 24- Mar.17 (TU/TH); 6-8:30PM7 sessionsCRN: 1602 Fee: $250 plus text

Instructor: Norman St. PeterLocation: Tunxis@Bristol

Accounting:Accounting Fundamentals I and IIExcel 2007, Intro, Intermediate & AdvancedIntro to QuickBooks 2009, 2010Performing Payroll in QuickBooks 2010QuickBooks for Contractors

Basic Computer Literacy:What’s New in Microsoft Office 2007Computer Skills for the WorkplaceMicrosoft Word (and Intermediate)Microsoft Access (and Intermediate)Microsoft Excel (and Intermediate)Microsoft PowerPointMicrosoft PublisherIntroduction to the InternetIntroduction to Windows XPKeyboarding

Business & Management:Administrative Assistant FundamentalsBuilding Teams that WorkSuccessful Construction Business ManagementFundamentals of Supervision and ManagementProject Management FundamentalsEmployment Law FundamentalsGoing Green in the WorkplaceInterpersonal Communication LeadershipManaging Customer ServiceUnderstanding the Human Resource FunctionBusiness and Marketing WritingHelp for the Helpdesk – New!

Children & Family:Assisting Aging ParentsGenealogyGuiding Kids on the InternetHome School with SuccessUnderstanding AdolescentsGoing Green at Home – New!

Tunxis Online Education Now you can learnanywhere!

Experience Education to Go® Online Learning - ed2go.com/tunxis

Classes listed in this section begin once a month with start dates ofSpring start dates – January 19, February 16, March 16, and April 20

Course fees are $109 unlessotherwise noted.

Experience Education to Go® Online Learninged2go.com/Tunxis

Choose from over 300 online classes that begin monthly and run for six weeks.

Take classes that fit your schedule.

Relax.There is no need to rush to campus.Take non-credit classes from home!

Requirements:All courses require Internet access, E-mail, MicrosoftInternet Explorer, or Firefox web browsers. Some coursesmay have additional requirements. Please visit our OnlineInstruction Center for more information.

1. Visit our Online Instruction Center:www.ed2go.com/tunxis

2. Click the Courses link, choose the department and course title you are interested in and select the Enroll Now button. Follow the instructions to enroll and pay foryour course. Here you will enter your e-mail and choosea password that will grant you access to the Classroom.

3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center and click the Classroom link.To beginyour studies, simply log in with your e-mail and the password you selected during enrollment.

All courses listed on this

page are ONLINE.


Computer Applications – Multiple Levels:MS WordMS ExcelMS AccessMS PublisherMS Outlook

Database Management:MS AccessOracleCrystal ReportsSQL

Digital Photography:Discover Digital PhotographyPhotographing Nature with Your Digital CameraPhotoshop Elements 7 for the Digital PhotographerIntroduction to Photoshop CS3 (and Intermediate)Photoshop CS3 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop Elements ProjectsTravel Photography for theDigital Traveler

Grant Writing/Nonprofits:Get Grants!A to Z Grant WritingWriting Effective Grant ProposalsAdvanced Grant Proposal WritingStarting a NonprofitMarketing Your NonprofitIntroduction to Nonprofit ManagementNonprofit Fundraising Essentials – New!

Graphic & Multi-Media Design:Creating Web PagesDesigning Effective WebsitesIntermediate CSS and XHTMLDreamweaverPhotoshopFlashIntroduction to PHP and MySQLAdobe IllustratorMicrosoft Expression Web – New!Introduction to InDesign CS4 – New!



Health Care:Human Anatomy and PhysiologyHuman Anatomy and Physiology II Medical Terminology:A Word Association ApproachCertificate in Gerontology – 40 contact hours (Fee: $199)Become an Optical AssistantExplore a Career in Medical Coding Explore a Career in Medical Transcription

Languages:Beginning Conversational FrenchSpeed Spanish I (II and III now available)Spanish in the ClassroomSpanish for Law Enforcement Professionals – New!Spanish for Medical Professionals – New!Instant ItalianGrammar for ESLWriting for ESL

Law & Legal Careers:Business Law for the Small Business OwnerWorkers’ CompensationIntroduction to Criminal LawLegal Nurse ConsultingEmployment Law FundamentalsReal Estate Law (not approved for state licensing)

Personal Finance:Real Estate InvestingReal Estate Investing II: Financing Your PropertyStocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My!Introduction to Stock OptionsThe Analysis and Valuation of StocksIntroduction to Stock OptionsKeys to Successful Money ManagementWhere Does All My Money Go?Debt Elimination Techniques That Work

Starting Your Business:Creating a Successful Business PlanStart & Operate Your Own Home-Based BusinessGrowing Plants for Fun & ProfitLearn to Buy and Sell on eBaySecrets of the CatererStart Your Own Consulting Practice




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Teaching: Teaching Preschool:A Year of Inspiring Lessons Teaching Adult Learners – New!Empowering Students with Disabilities – New!Creating a Classroom WebsiteEasy Classroom PodcastingMicrosoft Word 2007 in the ClassroomTeaching Math: Grades 4–6Teaching ESL/EFL ReadingTeaching Science: Grades 4-6Survival Kit for New TeachersReady, Set, Read!Enhancing Language Development in ChildhoodSolving Classroom Discipline Problems – Part I & IITeaching Students with Learning Disabilities PowerPoint in the ClassroomMath Refresher Introduction to AlgebraPraxis I PreparationSingapore Math StrategiesThe Creative Classroom

Test Prep:GED PreparationPrepare for the GED Language Arts,Writing TestPrepare for the GED Math TestSAT/ACT Preparation – Part l and Part 2GMAT PreparationLSAT Preparation - Part 1and Part 2

Writing & Publishing:Writing Essentials – New!Pleasures of PoetryWriting for ChildrenGrammar RefresherThe Keys to Effective EditingBeginner’s Guide to Getting PublishedAdvanced Fiction WritingResearch Methods for WritersFundamentals of Technical WritingForensic Science for WritersEffective Business WritingIntroduction to JournalingMystery WritingRomance Writing SecretsTravel WritingWrite Your Life Story




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License Renewal Training Program

C, L, and T License RequiredElectrical Training for 2011The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection requiresall Connecticut licensed electricians to take a seven-hour(one day) continuing education course each year to renew theirlicense. Classes for C-5, C-6, L-5, L-6, T-1, T-2 electricians, and lowvoltage/telecommunications are available. The program meetsCT Department of Consumer Protection standards and includesOSHA regulations, Connecticut general statutes, regulated buildingcodes, Green Technology, IP Security Cameras, IEE 802.11n WirelessWAN/LAN National Electrical Code (NEC), emerging technologies,and other specific skill areas. Students must bring the NEC (NationalElectrical Code) 2005 book.Time: 8AM-4PM Fee: $75Location: Tunxis@BristolFor more information contact: 860.314.4700Or e-mail us at: [email protected]

Classes begin in February 2011

Professional Development

Substitute Teacher TrainingSubstitute teachers are in high demand in every school districtin CT! Whether you are currently substituting, retired, or seeking asecond career, this hands-on workshop is for you. Completion ofthis program may earn you higher compensation in surroundingschool systems, and give you the experience and confidence topursue a career in teaching.The average student spends over one fullyear with a substitute teacher by graduation from high school.Create a positive impact as a skilled professional by learning tomanage classroom/ behavior situations; avoid the seven traps thatcause educators to lose power; master the use of a resource kit;implement effective teaching strategies; present stimulatinglessons and fill-in activities; provide low-cost/no-cost motivators;and be informed about legal issues, safety procedures, and othermust-know essentials.Jan. 18, 20, 25, 27 (TU/ TH); 6-9PMCRN: 1603ORMay 2 & 9 (M); 9AM-4PMCRN: 1604Fee: $179 plus textLocation: Tunxis@BristolInstructor: Anne Peck

New!Professional Business Office CertificateWIA EligibleIn today’s world those without basic computer and modern officeskills may be left out in the cold. Improve your chances of landinga good job in today’s difficult market.This comprehensive 126 hourprogram covers MS Office skills in Windows- File and FolderManagement,Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.The student willalso learn Accounting Fundamentals and how to use QuickBooksaccounting software. Students will need a 1GB USB Flash Drive.Students should have basic computer and keyboarding familiarity.

Program Fee: $1350 plus textCRN:1630

Basic Computer Skills for the Workplace –9 WeeksJan 31 – Mar. 28 (M/TU/W/F); 1-4PMLocation: Tunxis@BristolInstructors: Jan Gyurko

Accounting Fundamentals I – Online –6 Weeks Begins March 16

Quick Books 2010* - 21 hours – 2 weeksApr. 4-18 (M/W/F); 1-4PMLocation: Tunxis@BristolInstructor: Staff* Note: QuickBooks 2010 is open to non-certificate students who wish to takethe course.

QuickBooks Only Fee: $259 plus text CRN: 1631

Exploring Your Career OptionsWhether you are 18 or 80, do you know what you want to do inorder to achieve a better future? Explore your dreams and createa solid plan to accomplish them. This workshop will help youexplore your interests and show you how to turn them intocareer options. Explore occupations and career choices bydiscovering what professions best match your skills, interests, valuesand abilities. Discover free resources to learn what education,training, and skills are needed for the career that you want. Researchyour options to make informed choices about the career pathsthat are available to you.May 2, 9, 16 (M); 6-9PMCRN: 1605 Fee: $129Location: Tunxis@Bristol Instructor: Anne Peck


These one and two day workshops are offered at Tunxis@Bristol, 430 North Main St., Bristol.Class will meet from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Call: 860.314.4700 for more information, pricing and to register.

Access Reports and Queries ................................................................................................................May 19Advanced Grant Writing .............................................................................................................May 18 & 25Advancing Your Career in the State System ...........................................................................Apr. 28Managing Disagreement, Conflict & Confrontation...............................................................Apr. 6Take Charge of Your Health and Increase your Productivity ........................................May 3Climbing the Public Speaking Mountain: Overcoming Fears and Phobias ...........Apr. 13CPR/AED Certification .............................................................................................................................Apr. 6Creating Eye Catching Brochures and Flyers Using Word and PowerPoint .......Mar. 29Are You Ready to Retire? .....................................................................................................................Apr. 12 Erasing the Negative ................................................................................................................................May 11 Thinking on your Feet: Developing the Power to Persuade .........................................Mar. 22Developing Peak Personal Confidence .........................................................................................Apr. 27Forty Bare Essentials & Golden Rules for Business Writing ........................................Mar 24Conversations, Confidence and Care: A Trio of Exploratory Workshops ................TBA Welcome to Windows 7..........................................................................................................................May 20Interpersonal Intelligence & Leadership: The Key to Understanding Others ...Apr. 4Time Out: Powerful Time Management .......................................................................................Apr. 5Using the MS Office Suite Together as a Whole ..................................................................Apr. 29Excel Formulas & Functions ...............................................................................................................May 19Fine Tuning Windows + File & Folder Management ..........................................................May 12Interpersonal Communication .....................................................................................................Apr. 7 & 8Grammar Review ……................................................................................................................................Apr. 8How to Manage your Manager ..........................................................................................................May 25Winning Grant Writing Skills: The Basics .........................................................................Apr. 7 & 14Organizing Your Work Area .................................................................................................................May 6Math for the Workplace ........................................................................................................................June 21Dealing Positively With Anger and Frustration ......................................................................May 3Mastering Office Politics .......................................................................................................................Mar. 29Crucial Confrontation ..............................................................................................................................Apr 26Working with Diverse Personalities ................................................................................................May 5Accent Reduction ................................................................................................................Mar. 10 & 25,Apr. 1

Tunxis@Bristol Professional Development Workshops



Professional Bartending with SMART Certification(Approved for WIA Funding)This professional bartending course includes the state and nationalSMART certification (Servers and Managers Alcohol ResponsibilityTraining) recognized by the Connecticut Department of LiquorControl and police departments. Servers of alcohol are taught toserve responsibly, how to spot signs of intoxication, and how torespond appropriately. Students will learn to make more than100 drinks, from gin and tonics to daiquiris. Instruction focuses onopening and closing procedures, product knowledge, speed ofpreparation, and people skills. Upon successful completion of thecourse, students will be qualified to work in any environment thatserves liquor, including restaurants, clubs, hotels, and cateringcompanies. Students receive a certificate of completion andthe SMART certification. Bring your lunch. Materials fee of $35 ispayable to the instructor at the first class.Feb. 5 & 12 (SA); 9AM-5PMCRN: 1606ORMay 7 & 14 (SA); 9AM-5PMCRN: 1607

Fee: $229 plus materialsRoom: CafeteriaInstructor: Paul Rich

The SMART Program listedbelow provides servers and

those in the liquor industry withthe training that they need to

avoid liquor violations.


New!Starting a Small BusinessDuring these very difficult times, does it make sense to strikeout on your own? Take realistic steps to supplementyour income or create your own full-time business. If youare worried about your job, maybe now is the time tolook into self-employment. Our instructor worked for alarge corporation for 25 years then started his ownsuccessful business.Feb. 8 (TU); 5:30-8:30 PMCRN: 1619 Fee: $39 Room: Tunxis@BristolInstructor: Gary Gendreau

New!Starting Your Own Residential Painting BusinessHave you ever thought about starting your own residentialpainting business but wasn’t sure you would make enoughmoney to pay your bills? There is a huge demand for thisservice from two- income households who don’t have thetime or the inclination to do it themselves. If you enjoypainting and don’t mind getting a little messy, this might bethe career for you. Learn from a painting contractor with30 years of experience how to use your hands and creativityto make a good living.Feb. 15 (TU); 5:30-8:30 PMCRN: 1620 Fee: $39 Room: Tunxis@BristolInstructor: Gary Gendreau

Learn to serve responsibly!

Supervision 101: Survival Skills for First-Time Supervisorsand New & Future LeadersPosition yourself for success by developing the skills you need to bea highly effective supervisor. Make a positive career move with thiscertificate program that is designed to help you achieve the resultsyou want.Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 16 (W) 6-9 PMCRN: 1608 Fee: $239Location: Tunxis@Bristol Instructor: Anne Peck

Session 1Stepping Out, Stepping Up: DiscoverWhat Every Supervisor Should Know

Session 2High-Performance Coaching:Interpersonal Skills Strategies forSuperior Performance

Session 3Supervisors: Stand Up and Be Heard!Speak Up So Others Listen to Your Needs

Session 4Become a More Effective Problem Solver andDecision Maker

Session 5How to Deal with Impossible Clients,Bosses, and Employees

Supervision 201: Managing with Performance in MindLearn the essential leadership skills necessary to maximize results bydeveloping your team. Position yourself for career growth andenhancement by building skills for more effective results. Thisworkshop is for current supervisors, managers and those who havecompleted the Supervision 101 Certificate Program.Mar. 7, 14, 21, 28, Apr. 4 (M); 6-9 PMCRN: 1609 Fee: $239Location: Tunxis@Bristol Instructor: Anne Peck

Session 1Developing Management StylesThat Create Results

Session 2Managing Upward – DevelopingStrategies That Empower You

Session 3Managing Conflict andNegotiating to Win

Session 4It’s About Time!Managing Multiple Priorities

Session 5Leading Effectively withPerformance Management Strategies




FREE!Personal Fitness Training Orientation Designed to provide information for those interested in thefitness profession or in becoming a fitness trainer, thispresentation includes a brief overview of the industry andprofessional trends while allowing ample time for Q & A.

Please call 860.255.3666 and leave your name and phonenumber to reserve your seat.January 20 (TH); 6-7PMRoom: 313

Personal Fitness Trainer CertificationCome join this fun field and be a part of what ABC News.comstates is the 4th hottest job in the United States.Whether asa career move or for your own personal knowledge, get all theinformation you need to become a Certified Personal Trainer.This challenging course is taught over a five-week period forbetter retention and skill competency. The National Exam isheld on the 6th week.This course is formatted as a 60 hourprogram and is comprised of 15 hours of lecture, 15 hours ofpractical training and a 30-hour internship. It covers topicsincluding biomechanics exercise physiology, fitness testing,equipment usage and health assessment. World InstructorTraining Schools (W.I.T.S.) is the only six-week program of itskind in the country, providing comprehensive practicaltraining and internship components.Textbook is required andavailable for purchase from the Tunxis Bookstore.Those whoenroll should purchase the text and start reading prior to thefirst class.

Prerequisite for taking Personal Fitness Trainer Certification

Exam is CPR/AED (see page 6).

Feb. 12 – Mar. 19 (SA); 9AM-4PMCRN: 1610Fee: $549 plus text and $25 lab fee payable toMalibu Fitness CenterRoom: 313 and Malibu Fitness Center*Instructor: WITS Staff

*Malibu Fitness is located at 15 Executive Drive, Farmington, CT.

Special Interest Courses

You can do it!Quit smoking for goodwith the Freedom FromSmoking® program.Learn how to create a personalized plan to overcome yourtobacco addiction…so you can start enjoying the benefits ofbetter health.

• Small group setting• Fun, interactive learning environment• Participant workbook and other

informative materials provided

Topics include:

• Medicines that can help you stop smoking• Lifestyle changes that make quitting easier• Preparing for Quit Day• Managing stress• Avoiding weight gain• Developing a new self-image• Staying smoke-free for good

Jan. 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 17, 22 Mar. 1, 8 (TU and one TH); 6-7:30PMCRN: 1611 Fee: $125 plus $25 materials fee payable to instructor first class.Location: Tunxis@BristolInstructor: Jan Gyurko

Motorcycle Rider Education

Motorcycling is one of the most exciting forms of transportation. Part of the thrill is knowing that you are totally responsiblefor every action taken — from timing each shift to keeping a keen eye out for other motorists. To understand theseresponsibilities and get the most from your experience, a Connecticut Motorcycle Rider course is the place to start. Expertinstruction is offered to both the beginner and the experienced rider. Students must have the ability to ride a bicycle, and lotsof enthusiasm.A 10% insurance discount and exemption from the Motor Vehicle Department’s on-cycle skills test are offeredto students upon their successful completion of this program.Winner of the National Motorcycle Safety Foundation’sOutstanding Community Training Sponsor Award!

Effective January 1st all applicants for a new motorcycle license mustsuccessfully complete the CT Motorc ycle Rider Education Program.

Basic Motorcycle Rider Course:The course, which includes six hours of classroom instructionand 12 hours of on-cycle training, is designed to helpindividuals with little or no riding experience achieve a betterunderstanding of what is involved in operating a motorcycle.Classes are held evenings and weekends, and vary betweenthree and four sessions.You must have a driver’s license ormotorcycle permit and be physically able to operate amotorcycle. Motorcycles will be provided.Fee: $200 non-refundable

Experienced Rider Course:Designed to improve rider skills in braking, evasive maneuvers, andturning, this course will provide you with “street strategies” to helpyou guard your safety. You will use your own motorcycle and willneed a valid motorcycle license, registration, and insurance card.Fee: $85 non-refundable

Private Lessons:Enjoy a personalized learning environment. Private and semi-privatelessons comprise a maximum of 16-hours of both classroom andon-cycle instruction. Rider’s ability determines length of course.Fee: $850 private$425 semi-private (limit 2 people /class)

Locations now in Farmington, Fairfield, and Stratford

Classes are offered April through October incooperation with the state Department ofTransportation’s Office of Highway Safety.

Contact us to receive your 2011 MotorcycleRider schedule of dates/times and registrationinformation, or visittunxis.commnet.edu/motorcycle.

For Farmington site, call 860.255.3671 ore-mail: [email protected]

For Stratford site, call 860.255.3681 or e-mail:[email protected]

For Fairfield Site, Call 860.255.3682 or [email protected]

IMPORTANT!!Motorcycle course fees are non-re fundable.Select your class dates carefully to ensure yourability to attend ALL SESSIONS of your class,on time. Any absence or tardiness will requireyou to register for another course, pay again,and start from the beginning. No exceptions.I f you know you will miss a session due to avacation, wedding, work, etc., do not enroll inthat class; choose another.


Largest Program in Connecticut!


Combined Basic Safe Boating/Personal Watercraf tThis 10-hour course, taught by volunteers or employees of the stateDepartment of Environmental Protection Boating Division, isdesigned to fulfill the requirements for the Connecticut Safe BoatingCertificate. The course also offers a diploma for the PersonalWatercraft Operator’s Certificate. Upon successful completion ofthe course, the student can send or bring the diploma, along with anapplication for certificate, and the appropriate fee to any state DEPoffice to obtain either the Safe Boating Certificate or the PersonalWatercraft Operator’s Certificate. Students must attend all classes toqualify. Questions? Call the DEP Boating Office at 860.434.8638.Mar. 7, 9, 14, 16 (M/W) 6:30-9PMCRN: 1612Fee: $20 non-refundableLocation: Tunxis@Bristol ORApr. 4, 6, 11, 13 (M/W) 6:30-9PMCRN: 1613Fee: $20 non-refundableLocation: Tunxis@Bristol ORMay 9, 11, 16, 8 (M/W) 6:30-9PMCRN: 1614Fee: $20 non-refundableLocation: Tunxis@Bristol


One-Day Connecticut Safe BoatingPersonal Watercraft CertificationThis single session, 8-hour course, taught by Professional MarineEducation, provides a certificate of completion as partial fulfillmentof the requirements for the Certificate of Personal WatercraftOperation. This allows the operation of motorized recreationalessels up to 65 ft. and sailboats 19.5 ft. in length or longer. Uponsuccessful completion of the course, the student can mail ordeliver the diploma to any state DEP office, and combined with anapplication for certificate (provided) and appropriate fee, this qualifiesthe student to obtain the Certificate of Personal WatercraftOperation.The $50 certificate is a one-time, lifetime certification.All classes meet for one Saturday, 8:30AM-4:30PM in room 6–127 and are $99.

CRN: 1615 Mar. 12ORCRN: 1616 Apr. 16ORCRN: 1617 May 7

New!One Day Coastal NavigationKeep your investment “off the rocks” with a course in CoastalNavigation. Sharpen your boating skills and have the confidenceto venture to new places off shore.This course is designed for those12 years and older. Classes are small to ensure students develophands-on charting and plotting skills using nautical charts, tools, andpublications. Topics include: longitude and latitude; position fix;dead-reckoning; GPS and radar basics; compass deviation andvariation, using plotting tools; marine time conversions; speed,distance and time calculations and cruise planning. Upon completionof the class, students will receive the DEP Connecticut CoastalBoaters Endorsement sticker for their operating certificate.Students need to bring a calculator to class.Prerequisite: basic safe boating course or instructorpermission prior to the start of the course.All classes meet for one Saturday, 8:30AM-4:30PM in room 6–127 and are $99.

April 9 (SA); 8:30AM-4:30PMCRN: 1618 Fee: $99Room: 6-127

The Art of Black & White Photography:Dark room IntroductionIf you love black & white photographs, this beginner friendly courseis for you. You will learn custom printing techniques such asdodging & burning and using contrast filters to create fine prints,whilebetter understanding the use of your camera. A 35mm film SLRwith manual controls is required, using traditional black & whitefilm. Approximate material expenses: $100-$125 for film, paper& miscellaneous.Feb. 4 – Apr. 15 (F); 6:30-9:30PM10 sessions (no class 3/25)CRN: 1621 Fee: $229Room: 6-222Instructor: Eric Dreeke

Beyond the Snapshot: UnderstandingYour Digital or Film Camera!Unsure of the workings of your new digital SLR camera or just wantto improve your skills with it, or a traditional film camera? Thenthis course is for you! We'll demystify the digital photographyworld for you. Learn the important features of your camera &lenses, menu settings, f/stops & shutter speeds, flash, tripods, etc.

This is a fun and informal class! Digital or film SLR with manualcontrols required.

Feb. 10 – Mar. 10 (TH) 6-9PM5 sessionsCRN: 1622 Fee: $145Location: Tunxis@Bristol Instructor: Eric Dreeke

Beyond the Basics: Using YourDigital or Film Camera in the FieldThis follow-up course to “Beyond the Snapshot” moves you fromthe indoor to the outdoor classroom and will give you athorough hands-on understanding of creative camera use. Meetingat different photogenic locations each week, you will practicedifferent shooting techniques while honing your skills. Bring allyour lenses, filters, tripods, and your digital or film SLR withmanual controls. This is another fun and informal class but with a12-student limit, so sign up early!Mar. 12 – Apr. 9(S); 10AM-1PM5 sessionsCRN: 1623 Fee: $145Room: 311 for first class onlyInstructor: Eric Dreeke



CTPhoto Workshops NEWLY EXPANDED

WINTER/SPRING SCHEDULES

1 and 2-day Weekend PhotographyWorkshops on Campus from $99.00

Courses:Controlling Daylight for Photographers

Made-Simple Photographing People Made-SimpleDigital Camera & Macro PhotographyDigital Camera & Picture TakingDigital Camera & Winter PhotographyHDR (High Dynamic Range) Photography

on your I-PhoneHow to Create and Launch Your Own

Photographic WebsiteHow to Take Better and More Exciting PhotosLandscape Photography – Controlling

Composition and LightLightroom3 for BeginnersPeople and Portrait Lighting on a ShoestringPhotoshop for BeginnersPhotoshop for Graphic DesignersThe Art of Composing Better ImagesWedding and Event Photography

All Courses run 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Registration for Winter and Spring Courses is Now OPEN

For Registration, course details, andinstructor bios, visit our website at:

http://tunxis.commnet.edu/ctphoto/

From I-84 Westbound (from Hartford):Take Exit 38 (Route 6/Bristol), follow Route 6approximately 7 miles to the intersection of Routes6 & 177. Turn left onto Route 177 South. Collegeentrance is on the left.ORTake Exit 33 (Route 72 West/Bristol), then take thenext exit to Route 177 N.Washington St.Turn rightat the bottom of the exit onto Rte. 177 North.Tunxis is on the right 2 miles from the exit rampand just before the second light (intersection ofRoutes 6 & 177). Estimated driving time 20 minutes;estimated distance 16 miles.

From I-84 Eastbound (from Waterbury):Take Exit 33 (Route 72 West/Bristol) which is a leftexit approx. 2.8 miles past Exit 32—QueenStreet/Southington. Continue for 2 miles on Route 72. Exit at Route 177/North Washington Street.Turn right onto Route 177 North.Tunxis is onthe right 2 miles from the exit ramp and just before the second light (intersection of Routes 6 & 177). Estimated driving time 30 minutes; estimat-ed distance 22 miles.

From Middletown, Rocky Hill, Cromwell, Newington, and Points East:Take Route 9 North, follow signs for New Britain/Bristol Route 72. Continue on Route 72 to Route 177/North Washington St.Turn right ontoRoute 177 North.Tunxis is on the right 2 miles from the exit ramp and just before the second light (intersection of Routes 6 & 177). Estimateddriving time 20-30 minutes; estimated distance 18-25 miles.

Directions to Tunxis Community College

Tunxis Community College islocated at 271 Scott Swamp Rd.,

at the intersection ofRtes. 6 & 177 in Farmington, CT.

Entrances to the parking areasare located on Route 177.

If you need further assistance call us at 860.255.3500.

Directions to Tunxis@Bristol in Bristol, CTof Tunxis Community College in Bristol, CT

From Tunxis Community College:Take Route 6 West/Scott Swamp Road for approximately 4.1 miles.Turn left onto North Main Street.Turn left into parking area. Estimated driving time 9 minutes.

Tunxis@Bristol is located at 430 North Main Street in the North Side Square (near The Super Natural Market & Deli).

From Waterbury and points west:I-84 E to exit 31 (West St.) toward CT-229/Bristol.Turn left on West St. Continue straight on CT-229/Middle Steet.Turn left on Memorial Blvd./Rte.-72. Bear right on Rte. 72/Riverside Ave. Continue on Riverside Ave., and turn right on N. Main Street.Tunxis@Bristol is in North Side Square, on the right.

If you need further assistance call us at 860.314.4700.

Tunxis Community College271 Scott Swamp RoadFarmington, CT 06032-3187


General InformationContinuing Education Units (CEUs):Some non-credit courses earn Continuing EducationUnits. The CEU is a nationally- recognized, standardreporting measure for continuing education activities.One CEU will be awarded for each 10 hours oforganized instruction. A permanent record isestablished for each student enrolled a non-creditcourse. A certificate is issued to those whosuccessfully complete a CEU course. For a coursethat is awarded CEUs (or for someone seeking acertificate of completion for a course) the student mustattend at least 80% of the sessions and achieve apassing grade in the course.

Withdrawals/Refunds:Refunds may be obtained if your written withdrawalis submitted to the Workforce Development &Continuing Education Office three business days priorto the first meeting of your class. Refunds generallytake 2-4 weeks to process. There are no refunds formotorcycle classes.

Course Cancellations:Courses offered through Tunxis WorkforceDevelopment & Continuing Education areself-supporting. Low enrollment may result in coursecancellation up until the day before the class begins.Students may accept a refund or transfer the tuition toanother course during that semester. In the event ofinclement weather, please call the Weather Infolineat 860.255.3501.

Student Conduct:Students are expected to behave according to thesocially accepted standards of the College community.Each student is expected to uphold ethical standards inacademic performance. Rules and regulations are listedin the “Policy Statements” chapter of the CollegeCatalog. Failure to comply with the College’s guidelinesfor conduct, as directed by the Community CollegeBoard of Trustees Policy, may be grounds for dismissal.

Parking Policy:To avoid having to pay a parking fine, please park instudent-designated parking lots on the right as youenter campus. Do not park in areas reserved for facultyand staff.

For Continuing Education information and more, become a fan on

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