CWD Program Guide Fall 2014

Middle Skills Job TrainingCertificate ProgramsCustomized Training Part-Time Continuing EducationAdult Literacy (TASC™ & ESOL)Online Courses

Center for Workforce Development

Program Guide

Fall 2014

Rochester Tech Park160 Wallace Way, Bldg. #9Rochester, NY 14624www.monroe2cwd.edu

585.349.9100

Center for WorkforceDevelopment

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About CWDThe Center for Workforce Development (CWD) at Monroe 2–Orleans BOCES provides Career & Technical Education programs that are affordable, short-term and convenient for the adult learner. Course curriculum is industry-specific and emphasizes practical application of key concepts and skills, utilizing the latest technology.

In addition, FREE academic classes are available to individuals 21 years of age or older who are without a high school diploma and who need to prepare for the TASC™ exam. CWD also partners with the local business community by providing customized workforce training programs that upgrade the skills of their current employees.

Mission StatementBOCES 2 Center for Workforce Development will strive to provide quality, cost-effective educational and workforce services in partnership with other higher educational agencies, the local workforce community and the adult learners we serve in a manner that supports excellence and equity for all learners.

BOCES 2, Center for Workforce Development is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE) www.council.org

Council on Occupational Education7840 Roswell RoadBldg. 300, Suite 325Atlanta, GA 30350Telephone: 770-396-3898 Fax: 770-396-3790

Adult and Continuing Educational StaffMary Ellen Spennacchio-Wagner

Director, BOCES 2, CWD

Linda BroderickLiteracy Coordinator

Linda RiceAdministrative Asst. to the Director

Jackie MeyerAdmission Advisor

Todd MarvinFinancial Advisor

Chris SadlerStudent Services Secretary

Maryanne ReberContinuing Education Coordinator

James SlocumContinuing Education

Vivian Cook-JohnsonAdmission Advisor

Barbara HarteEmployment Counselor

Rebecca BaileyAccts Receivable/Student Billing

Julie FrenzPayroll/Purchasing

Mary Lynne SotoVocational Assessments

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Welcome to Career Training for Adults, Continuing Education, and Literacy programs at BOCES 2 Center for Workforce Development. There are a variety of course offerings including adult literacy to achieve a high school equivalency diploma (HSE); English for Speakers of Other Languages; career education Middle Skills job training programs – both long-term and short term trainings; customized workforce or incumbent worker opportunities; and personal enhancement courses.

We strive to provide the highest quality of training using equipment and software used in the career environment. Each year, adult students enhance and advance their skill sets by attending BOCES 2 CWD learning programs – either for personal or professional reasons.

Take a moment to learn about the wide variety of classes offered. Thank you for considering BOCES 2 CWD. We look forward to assisting you in pursuing your career and literacy goals.

Mary Ellen Spennacchio-WagnerDirector, BOCES 2 CWD

GATES (main office)Rochester Tech Park160 Wallace Way, Bldg #9 Rochester, NY 14624 Hours: M-Th, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Fri, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

ONLINE: monroe2cwd.edu PHONE: CALL 349-9100

OFFICE LOCATIONS

Welcome to Fall 2014

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SPENCERPORT3589 Big Ridge Road, Rm. D-115 Spencerport, NY 14559 Hours: M-Th, 1 p.m. - 8 p.m.

3www.monroe2cwd.edu 585.349.9100 www.monroe2cwd.edu

Directions to Rochester Tech ParkFrom East/Downtown Rochester:Rte. 490 West. Exit 8 – Route 531(Spencerport) Turn left onto Manitou Road; turn left on Les Harrison Drive West; turn right on Wallace Way, and left into the parking lot.

From West/Brockport:Rte. 531 East. Turn right onto Manitou Road; turn left on Les Harrison Drive West; turn right on Wallace Way, and left into the parking lot.

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Center for Workforce Development160 Wallace Way, Bldg #9Rochester, NY 14624A 3589 Big Ridge Road

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From North/Greece:Rte. 104 West to Manitou Road (South); turn left on Les Harrison Drive West; turn right on Wallace Way, and left into the parking lot.

From South/Henrietta:Rte. 390 North to Rte. 490 WestImmediate Exit 8, Rte. 531 (Spencerport)Exit Manitou Road – turn left; turn left on Les Harrison Drive West; turn right on Wallace Way, and left into the parking lot.

Facility LocationsMain Office Campus: Rochester Tech Park160 Wallace Way, Bldg #9Rochester, NY 14624

Phone: (585) 349-9100Fax: (585) 349-9101Business Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Spencerport Campus:WEMOCO CTE Center3589 Big Ridge RoadSpencerport, NY 14559

Phone: (585) 352-2425Fax: (585) 352-2424Business Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

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Fall/Winter 2014 Calendar

SeptemberM T W TH F S1 2 3 4 5 68 9 10 11 12 1315 16 17 18 19 2022 23 24 25 26 2729 30

Facility Closings(i.e. Weather or Emergency)Scheduled classes may be canceled due to weather conditions or emergency situations. All cancellations will be announced over most radio and TV stations including: WHAM, WVOR-FM, WRMM-FM and WHEC-TV Channel 10.

September 1 ....................................... Labor DayOctober 13 .................................. Columbus DayNovember 11 ..................................Veterans DayNovember 26-28 ............................ThanksgivingDecember 24-Jan. 2 ..................... Holiday BreakJanuary 19 ......................Martin Luther King Day

Holiday Observance

Rochester Tech Park160 Wallace Way, Bldg. #9 Rochester, NY 14624

3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.September 9, 2014October 14, 2014December 9, 2014January 13, 2015

Open House

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13 14 15 16 17 1820 21 22 23 24 2527 28 29 30 31

NovemberM T W TH F S

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10 11 12 13 14 1517 18 19 20 21 2224 25 26 27 28 29

JanuaryM T W TH F S

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DecemberM T W TH F S1 2 3 4 5 68 9 10 11 12 1315 16 17 18 19 2022 23 24 25 26 2729 30 31


Table of ContentsFacility Locations .............................................4Calendar ............................................................5Policies and Procedures ..................................7Adult Literacy ....................................................8English For Speakers Of Other Languages (ESOL).............................8

TASC™ Exam Preparation .................................8

The National External Diploma Program ............8

GRASP – Giving Responsible Adults a Study Program .........................................8

Literacy Enrollment Process ...........................9Career Assessment Services ..........................9Certifications (Traditional & Online) ..............10EPA Certification (Section 608) Prep & Test .....10

OSHA 10 - Construction Online Course ...........10

ESCO Institute Certification .............................10

OSHA 10 - General Industry Online Course .....10

EPA Certification (Section 608) ........................10

Computer-Based Testing Services Available ...10

Customized Training for Business ................11ED2Go Pro Online Training ............................11Career Education Programs ..........................12Career Training Information Sessions ..........12Financial Aid ....................................................12Meet Our Instructors ......................................13Middle Skills Job Training Program ..............14Middle Skills Job Training ..............................15Building Maintenance & Technology ................15

HVAC/R ............................................................15

Machining w/CNC Fundamentals ....................15

Dental Assistant ...............................................16

Phlebotomy & Lab Services .............................16

Nurse Assistant ................................................16

Computer Support Specialist ...........................16

Medical Office Assistant ...................................17

Administrative Assistant ...................................17

Legal Assistant .................................................17

Community Continuing Education ................18CPR for Adult and Pediatrics/First Aid .............18

CPR for Fall/Winter Coaches ...........................18

Puppy Kindergarten..........................................18

Basic Obedience .............................................18

Basic PC/Windows 7 PLUS ............................19

Keyboarding .....................................................19

Microsoft Access 2010 .....................................19

Microsoft Excel 2010 ........................................19

Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 ..............................19

Microsoft Word 2010 ........................................19

Web Design with HTML (online) .......................19

Accounting Fundamentals ...............................20

Event Planning ..................................................20

A Look Into The World Of Hospitality ...............20Introduction to Culinary Basics ........................20

Introduction to Basic Baking ............................20

Volunteer & Social Event Planning ...................20

Wedding Planning ............................................20

Introduction to the New ICD-10 Coding System ..........................................21

Sport Rocketry .................................................21

Introduction To Starting And Operating A Small Business.......................................21

How to Study for the Notary Public Exam .......21

Take a Practice NYS Notary Public Exam ........21

Auto Body I .......................................................22

Auto Body From A To Z ....................................22

Maintaining Your Car ........................................22

Basic AC/DC Electricity ....................................22

Basic Electricity II .............................................22

Basic Woodworking..........................................22

Blueprint Reading (Machining) .........................23

Machine Control & Automation ........................23

Drywall (Section 1) ............................................23

Electrical (Section 2) .........................................23

Plumbing (Section 3) ........................................23

Hardwood Floors (Section 4) ............................23

Forklift Training .................................................24

Industrial Electricity ..........................................24

Learning MASTERCAM X7 MILL 2D ..............24

Machine Shop I ................................................24

Residential Wiring .............................................25

Residential A/C & Refrigeration ........................25

Residential Heating (HVAC Module II) ..............25

Small Engine Repair .........................................25

Technical Math (Pre-Test) .................................25

Technical Math .................................................25

Welding (Introduction).......................................25

Welding MIG .....................................................26

Welding TIG ......................................................26

Woodworking II .................................................26

AutoCAD® Basics (ONLINE) .............................26

Autodesk® Inventor 2015 ..................................26

Certificate Programs ......................................27

Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning ............27

Hospitality .........................................................27

Machining .........................................................27

Microsoft Office Specialist ...............................27

Welding .............................................................27

ed2go Online Courses ....................................27 Rochester Arc & Flame Center ............... 28-29Soft Glass Bead Making 3-hour Sampler .........28

Soft Glass Bead Making: 8-Hour Workshop ....28

Boro Glass 3-Hour Sampler .............................28

Glass Date Night ..............................................28

Boro Glass: 8-Hour Workshop .........................28

Blacksmithing Date Night .................................28

Blacksmithing: 3-Hour Sampler .......................29

Part-time Program Policies ...........................29Part-time Programs ........................................30Part-time Course Registration form .............31


Policies and ProceduresParking/Bus Schedules

The Rochester Tech Park facility is located on a convenient RTS Bus line and both facilities offer FREE parking. No cars may be parked in designated fire zones, reserved parking areas, or handicapped parking spaces (without a permit).

Program/Course Certificates

All individuals who successfully complete their program and coursework will be provided with a student copy of their certificate of completion at no cost. Certificates will be distributed during the last scheduled class. There will be a $5 FEE for any additional documentation of attendance or participation in the program once the course is completed.

Damage to or Loss of Personal Property

BOCES 2 assumes no responsibility, either real or implied, for personal property of any adult student. Students should review their own insurance coverage.

Smoking Policy

All BOCES 2 facilities are non-smoking. Smoking is not permitted anywhere on campus, which includes: classrooms, hallways, restrooms, offices, parking lots, or the school grounds.

This policy includes any lighted or unlighted cigarette, cigar, cigarillo, pipe, bidi, clove cigarette, and any other smoking product matter or substance that contains tobacco, and spit tobaccos, (smokeless, dip chew and/or snuff), in any form. The use of e-cigarettes and any other products containing nicotine, except for current FDA approved smoking cessation products, are also prohibited.

REFUND POLICY:

% Refund % Completion

100% 0 %

75% 7% or less

50% 13% or less

25% 20% or less

0% Over 20%

NOTE: Program schedules, tuition costs and book/exam fees are subject to change.

Disclaimer Notice:

BOCES 2 Instructors are retained to teach in their area of expertise. The instructors are not permitted to use the classroom for personal gain, or to solicit clients or customers. BOCES 2 is NOT responsible for any advice or consultation given beyond the classroom environment and the course materials.

Career Full-time Middle Skills Training Programs

A percentage of the program tuition will be refunded depending on the percentage of the program hours completed.


Adult LiteracyIn today’s workforce, you will need a High School diploma or a High School Equivalency diploma [HSE] to qualify for jobs that are “in demand.” Employers must know that you have basic skills in English (speaking, reading and writing) and Math. Growing career fields, such as Skilled Trades, Information Technology and Healthcare, also require higher skill levels in both Math and Science.

Improve your skills by participating in any of our TASC™ Preparation or English as a Second Language programs. Individuals will have the option of enrolling in a Traditional Class or a convenient Home Study Program. Classes are FREE to those who qualify!

All classes are taught by NY State Certified Teachers. You will also work with an instructor to develop an Education and Employment Plan that will include an assessment of your current academic skills, as well as your career interests.

Rochester Tech Park160 Wallace Way, 2nd Floor, Bldg. 9

Rochester, NY 14624

English For Speakers Of Other Languages (ESOL)Classes Offered:Mon./Wed., 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Home Study Program:Available at multiple satellite locations throughout Monroe and Orleans Counties.

TASC™ Exam PreparationClasses Offered:Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-12 noonMon.-Wed., 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.Mon./Tues./Thurs., 6-9 p.m.

Home Study Program:Available at multiple satellite locations throughout Monroe and Orleans Counties.

The National External Diploma ProgramThe National External Diploma Program or NEDP is an Adult Distance Learning program resulting in the award of a High School Diploma.

• Distance Learning program

• Competency-based, performance assessment that requires adults to demonstrate their ability in a series of simulations that parallel job and life situations.

Operation Recognition for Veterans• Veterans serving during World War II, Korea or Viet Nam

are eligible to be awarded a high school diploma

• Contact BOCES 2 Literacy Coordinator for details

• NEDP candidates must meet a set of academic entry requirements and meet with the Assessor weekly for a face-to-face meeting.

• Students successfully meeting these competencies at a mastery level will be awarded a NYSED high school diploma.

• Distance Learning program with academic entry requirements

• Provides customized, individualized print based distance learning instruction

GRASP – Giving Responsible Adults a Study Program• Successful candidates will be eligible

to pursue their TASC™ High School Equivalency Diploma

Test Assessing Secondary Completion™, or TASC™, is a national high school equivalency assessment to help individuals address their need for advancement, resulting in a high school equivalency diploma. The TASC™ replaces the GED®.


Career Assessment is the very first step in finding a new and more rewarding career. Our offices at 160 Wallace Way, Bldg. 9 offer adults state-of-the-art vocational assessments which include:

• Aptitude

• Interests

• Educational Development

• Physical Capabilities

For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (585) 349-9100

Career Assessment Services

Will satisfy the typing requirement of a Monroe County Civil Service Exam.

3rd Tuesday of each month3 – 4 p.m.

$10Call for information (585) 349-9100

Civil Service Typing Test

In order for a student to enter the BOCES 2 High School Equivalency / TASC Preparation Program, the student must:1. Be 21 yrs. of age or older or be a resident of a participating BOCES 2

component school district, at least 18 years of age (17 for homeschoolers) and no longer enrolled in school.

2. Register for and complete the TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education) evaluation. (Those students needing Accommodations will be tested each Wednesday by appointment and must provide current documentation of their Accommodations prior to scheduling the assessment. Documentation must be 5 yrs. old or less.

3. Participate in Orientation prior to entering class. Orientation will include discussion of test results, course options and completion of a brief Individual Education and Employment Preparation Plan (IEEPP).

In order for a student to enter the BOCES 2 English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Program, the student must:1. Be 21 yrs. of age or older to participate in the ESOL program.

2. Register and complete the BEST Plus test.

3. Participate in Orientation prior to entering class. Orientation will include discussion of test results, course options and completion of a brief Individual Education and Employment Preparation Plan (IEEPP).

For more information, please contact BOCES 2 at 585.349.9100.

Literacy Enrollment Process


ESCO Institute Certification“Official Online Testing Site” for ESCO Institute Now offering the following online tests:

EPA Section 608 Certification for AC and Refrigeration

R-410A Certification

Green Mechanical Awareness Certification

Employment Ready Certification

For more information or to schedule a testing date call (585) 352-2425. Testing schedules and prices will be posted on our website www.monroe2cwd.edu.

Can accommodate special requests for large groups. Pre-registration and payment will be required.

CERTIFICATIONS (Traditional & Online) CLASSROOM SELF STUDYEPA Certification (Section 608) Prep & TestThis program is an EPA approved certification program and meets the requirements set forth in SECTION 608 of the Clean Air Act, as regulated by the United Stated Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). We are also an approved test site. This program consists of eight hours of review that will include an introduction to Basic Principles of Refrigeration for CORE, Type I Certification, Type II Certification, Type III Certification. Three hours will be allowed for testing.

Sat. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Fee: $2103 weeks/3 classes (Fee includes book and exam)Starts: Oct. 4 Location: Spencerport

OSHA 10 – Construction Online CourseThis is an online OSHA 10 Construction Industry and Safety training program. This program will cover safety issues and procedures that need to be followed in the workplace or job site. At the completion of this program the student will be mailed their OSHA 10-hour Construction wallet card. Visit our website to enroll.

Continuous Enrollment Fee: $89

Computer-Based Testing Services Available

OSHA 10 - General Industry Online CourseThis is an online OSHA 10 General Industrial and Safety training program. This program will introduce OSHA policies, procedures, and standards as well as general industry safety and health principles covered in the OSHA ACT Part 1910. Visit our website to enroll.

Continuous Enrollment Fee: $89

EPA Certification (Section 608) Prep & Test (Self-Study)This program is an EPA approved certification program and meets the requirements set forth in SECTION 608 of the Clean Air Act, as regulated by the United Stated Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). We are also an approved test site. This program allows the individual to study at their own pace with materials provided by us.

The information is the same as if you were attending class. The information covers an introduction to Basic Principles of Refrigeration for CORE, Type I Certification, Type II Certification, Type III Certification. Three hours will be allowed for testing. When you are ready to take your test, you will need to contact us. A test date will be set up with one of our Proctors. (Fee includes: Book, PowerPoint and Testing Fees.)

Continuous Enrollment Fee: $129 Test Site: Spencerport


Skilled Trades, Computer Technology, Basic Academics and MORE!

As a provider of Adult Career & Technical Education for over 35 years, we are experienced in creating and delivering industry-specific training programs that meet the demands of the local workforce.

We have upgraded the skills of employees in many types of work environments including: Healthcare, Telecommunications, Manufacturing, Facility Maintenance, Wholesale Supply, Banking, Higher Education, Community Agencies, Trade Unions and Local Government.

Let us customize a training or literacy program specifically for your organization! For more information, please contact Mary Ellen Spennacchio-Wagner at 349-9103 or e-mail [email protected].

Customized Training for Business

ONLINE TRAININGCustomized For Your Employees

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Start Offering Online Courses to Your Employees Today!Call us or visit our website to learn more.

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Some 39 percent of all job openings in New York between now and 2018 will be in middle-skill jobs. Middle Skills Jobs make up the largest segment of jobs in the U.S. economy, and will continue to do so for years to come.*

What is a middle-skills job?One that requires more than a high school diploma but not a four-year college degree.

Who provides middle-skills training?CWD provides Middle Skills Job Training in Nurse Assistant, Phlebotomy & Lab Services, Machining w/CNC Fundamentals, HVAC/R, Building Maintenance and Technology, Medical Office Assistant, Legal Assistant, Administrative Assistant, Dental Assistant, Computer Support Specialist, and many evening/weekend program offerings.

CWD provides Middle Skills Job Training that leads to viable employment!

*www.nationalskillscoalition.org/assets/reports-/skills2compete_forgottenjobs_ny_2011.pdf

The truth is that middle-skills jobs, which require more than a high school education – but not a four-year degree, currently make up the largest segment of jobs in the U.S. economy, and will continue to do so for years to come.*


Our Career Training programs provide a certificate in less than 6 months. All training emphasizes hands-on learning and utilizes the latest technology. These programs offer the opportunity for the adult learner to re-enter the workforce with new or upgraded skills. All full-time students are provided with Employment Skills Development and Employment Search Assistance in their chosen field. The overall employment rate of CWD graduates is 85 percent.

Any adult, 17 years of age or older, may apply for admission. The first step is to attend an Information Session (schedule below). Funding Resources are available for individuals who meet certain eligibility requirements.

Schedule your appointment today! CALL 349-9100

Career Training Information Sessions

Medical Careers(Phlebotomy and Lab Services, Nurse Assistant, Dental Assistant)Wednesday, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. or 3 - 4 p.m.

Career Education Programs

Financial AidMany of the classes offered at the BOCES 2, Center for Workforce Development, can activate certain sources of financial aid. Attend one of our Information Sessions to speak with our Financial Aid Advisement team. If you are a Veteran, you may be able to activate your education benefits. People with barriers to employment may be eligible for grant monies to cover the cost of job training. Workforce Investment Act (WIA) monies may also be available to students who are eligible. Our Admission Advisors and Financial Aid Advisement team can help you navigate through the organizations that provide educational funding. You may also contact your own bank or savings & loan for information about applying for a student loan. These options are discussed at every Information Session – attend one today!

Pell Grant and Stafford Loan eligible programs include:• Machining w/CNC Fundamentals• Medical Office Assistant• Legal Assistant• Administrative Assistant• HVAC/R

• Dental Assistant• Computer Support Specialist• Building Maintenance and

Technology

Office and IT Careers(Medical Office Assistant, Legal Assistant, Administrative Assistant, Computer Support Specialist)Thursday, 2 - 3 p.m.

Skilled Trades(HVAC/R, Building Maintenance and Technology, Machining w/CNC Fundamentals)

Thursday, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Call to Register


Full Time InstructorsBeth Cimo, Administrative Assistant Instructor. Beth holds her High School Diploma from Gates Chili Central School District and has pursued post-secondary course work in Adult Education Studies and English at SUNY Empire State College. She has instructed adults for 15+ years and has her Microsoft Office Certification. Beth is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Tracy Hinkley, Legal Assistant Instructor. Tracy is a graduate of Genesee Community College with an A.A.S. in Applied Science Paralegal Studies. She has 30+ years’ experience instructing adult education programs and is Microsoft Office and NYS Adult Education Certified.

Kurt Kowalski, HVAC/R Instructor. Kurt is a graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree and holds a BOCES 2 certificate in HVAC/R Service Repair. He has 35+ years’ experience in the HVAC/R and Maintenance field. Kurt is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Dianne Madore, Adult Education Instructor. Dianne is a NYS High School Diploma graduate from Hilton High School. She has 19+ years’ experience instructing adult computer classes and 20+ years’ experience in computer software. Dianne is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Michelle Pilaroscia-Homer, Dental Assistant Instructor. Michelle is a graduate of Monroe Community College with her A.A.S. in Dental Hygiene along with her Dental Assisting Certificate from the WEMOCO BOCES 2. She has 18 years’ experience as a Dental Assistant and 5+ years’ experience instructing adult education programs. Michelle is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Linda Rabjohn, Medical Office Assistant Instructor. Linda is a graduate of SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica with a Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management. She has 12+ years’ experience in instructing adult education programs and 10 years’ experience as a Director of Health Information Management. Linda is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Melissa Sheldon, Dental Assistant Instructor. Melissa is a graduate of Genesee Community College with an A.S. in Business Administration. She has 16 years’ experience as a Dental Assistant and 3+ years’ experience instructing adult education programs. Melissa is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Garland Solt, Machining with CNC Fundamentals Instructor. Garland is a graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science. He has 29+ years’ experience instructing adult education programs and 39 years in the field as a machinist. Garland is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Ed Spink, Computer Support Specialist Instructor. Ed is a graduate of SUNY Oswego and SUNY Brockport in IT Coursework. He holds a NYS Public School Teacher Certificate in Computer Technology and has 20+ years’ experience in instructing adult learners and 26+ years’ experience in the Computer Technology field. Ed is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Part Time InstructorsTony Meleo, Adult Education Instructor. Tony is a graduate of Niagara University with a Bachelor of Science in Transportation Management. Tony has 30+ years of experience in the building construction field and is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Paul Pettrone, Building Maintenance and Technology Instructor. Paul completed certificate programs from Monroe2-Orleans BOCES Center for Workforce Development, Monroe Community College, and Genesee Community College. He has 15 years’ experience instructing engineering courses and has spent 32 years in the facilities maintenance field. Paul is NYS Adult Education Certified.

Karen Marie Ragusa, Phlebotomy and Lab Services Instructor. Karen Marie is a graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Health Management. She has 20+ years’ experience of instructing adult students and is a Certified Phlebotomist who is NYS Adult Education Certified.

MEET OUR INSTRUCTORS


DENTAL ASSISTANT PHLEBOTOMY & LAB SERVICES

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

LEGAL ASSISTANT COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST

BUILDING MAINTENANCE AND TECHNOLOGY HVAC/R

MACHINING W/CNC FUNDAMENTALS

TRAIN FOR A CAREER THAT IS IN DEMAND IN WESTERN NY!

UP-TO-DATE TECHNOLOGY/CLASSROOMS

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING – SUBURBAN LOCATION!

TUITION ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE(FOR MOST PROGRAMS)

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

1. Attend an Information Session (weekly schedule – page 12)

2. Interview with a BOCES 2 CWD Admissions Advisor to review curriculum, course objectives, class schedules, career options, placement rates, student expectations, appropriateness of the adult learner to participate in the program, etc.

3. Academic Assessment. Appointments can be made by calling 349-9100 to schedule the TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education). All students must provide proof of a High School Diploma, High School Equivalency, or College Degree.

4. Complete any program specific requirements including record of Health Examination and proof of required immunization as required for most health occupation programs.

5. For successful completion of a training program – students must adhere to policy and procedures as outlined in the student handbook, and complete program related work-based or clinical experience, as required by program curriculum.

Middle Skills Job Training Programs

BOCES 2 CWD does not admit students that may be considered under the status of “Ability to Benefit.”BOCES 2 CWD does not accept transfer credits from other institutions.


Middle Skills Job Training

Building Maintenance & TechnologySOC Code: 49-9070 www.bls.gov/SOCMedian loan debt incurred by students: $5,408Graduation Rate: 93%Job Placement Rate: 78%

(in training-related jobs)COE-Approved Program

This program offers training which is required to successfully operate, maintain and repair a Residential or Light Commercial facility. Emphasis will be placed on the importance of knowing how to “green” a building’s environment. Instruction includes lecture and hands-on projects in these areas: Technical Math, Safety Procedures, Welding, Plumbing, Carpentry, Flooring, Electrical Circuitry, Heating/Cooling Systems. Includes a 2-week Internship Experience.

Industry Certifications: EPA 608, R410-A, Green Awareness, OSHA 10, Forklift.

Prerequisites: High School Diploma or Equivalency and the ability to lift 50 lbs.M-F, 8:30 a.m.- 4 p.m. Fee: $670019 weeks (605 total hrs.) (books/exam fees included) Starts: Oct. 30 Location: Spencerport

HVAC/RSOC Code: 49-9021 www.bls.gov/SOCMedian loan debt incurred by students: $6,386Graduation Rate: 96%Job Placement Rate: 86%

(in training-related jobs)COE-Approved Program

Learn the foundations to “green” your building’s environment. Hands-on lab work and classroom instruction, will emphasize the skills needed for an entry-level position in the high-demand field of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning. Upon successful completion of the program, students will possess the necessary skills to safely and properly Install, Troubleshoot, Service, and Repair all types of Residential and Light Commercial HVAC systems. Includes a 2-week Internship Experience.

Industry Certifications: EPA 608, R410-A, Green Awareness, OSHA 10, Forklift.

Prerequisites: High School Diploma or Equivalency, Valid Driver’s License and the ability to lift 50 lbs.

M-F, 8:30 a.m.- 4 p.m. Fee: $670019 weeks (605 total hrs.) (books/exam fees included)Starts: Oct. 30 Location: Spencerport

Pell Grant Eligible!

Machining w/CNC FundamentalsSOC Code: 51-4041, 51-4011 www.bls.gov/SOCMedian loan debt incurred by students: $6,386Graduation Rate: 90%Job Placement Rate: 100%

(in training-related jobs) COE-Approved Program

This program provides the student with lecture and hands-on instruction covering the general use of the basic components of the manual mill. Common fixtures, cutting tools and tool holders used on the mill will be discussed. Introduction to Blueprint reading, GD&T, Tooling U software, AutoCAD 2012 2D Modeling, Computer Control Programming and operation of machining tooling through the HAAS Programming system will provide the student the skills necessary for an entry-level multi-skilled machine operator position.

Includes a 2-week Internship Experience.

Industry Certifications: Green Awareness, OSHA 10 and Forklift.

Prerequisites: High School Diploma or Equivalency and the ability to lift 50 lbs.M-F, 8:30 a.m.- 4 p.m. Fee: $670019 weeks (605 total hrs.) (books/exam fees included)Starts: Oct. 30 Location: Spencerport

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Job training students must achieve a grade of “C” or better in all areas to successfully complete the course.


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CAREERS

Computer Support Specialist(Comp TIA A+, Cisco IT Essentials, and Cisco Intro to Networks)SOC Code: 15-1150 www.bls.gov/SOCMedian loan debt incurred by students: $6,115Graduation Rate: 94%Job Placement Rate: 92%

(in training-related jobs)

COE-Approved Program

This program offers training in the core concepts of Computer Hardware, Software, Networking, Troubleshooting and Configuring in a Microsoft Windows environment. Instruction includes lecture and hands-on lab activities. Includes a 2-week Internship Experience.

Industry Certifications: Curriculum is aligned with the CompTIA A+ Certification, Cisco IT Essentials, and concepts of Cisco CCENT Intro to Networks.

Prerequisites: Fundamental knowledge of computer hardware components, desktop applications, basic keyboarding and working knowledge of the Internet is recommended. High School Diploma or Equivalency and the ability to lift 25 lbs.M-F, 9 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. Fee: $8000 (+ exam fees)22 weeks (632 total hrs.) Location: GatesStarts: August 11, Jan. 2015

Offered 2

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Dental Assistant(NY State Licensure-Qualifying Program) SOC Code: 31-9091 www.bls.gov/SOCMedian loan debt incurred by students: $2,908Graduation Rate: 82%Job Placement Rate: 86%

(in training-related jobs)

COE-Approved ProgramLecture and hands-on instruction will include: Dental Anatomy and Terminology, Instrument Care/Use and Chairside Procedures. Students will develop their skills in a real-life Dental Lab environment with Anatomically Correct Prosthetics and appropriate Office Equipment. Students will be asked to coordinate and complete their own shadowing experience (20 hours) with a dentist or clinic. Students will also complete a 200-hour clinical experience.

Prerequisites: High School Diploma or Equivalency, Completed Medical Form

NY State License-Qualifying Program: program meets NY State educational requirements towards NY State Dental Assistant License.

Clinical Experience: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (200 hours/5 weeks); Sites may include the Eastman Dental Center, Rochester General Hospital, and various private practices. NOTE: students are responsible for their own transportation and parking fees.

M-F, 8:30 a.m.- 3 p.m. 22 weeks (615 total hrs.)Starts: Sept. 4Fee: $6700 (books/uniform included)Location: Spencerport

Phlebotomy & Lab Services*Veteran-Approved Training COE-Approved Program

The student will learn about the role of the Lab Services Assistant, Specimen Processor and the Phlebotomist. Lecture and hands-on instruction will include the following Clinical Skills: Safety, Infection Control, Confidentiality, Basic Anatomy/Circulatory System, Medical Terminology, Venipuncture, Dermal Puncture, and Blood Pressure/Pulse. Employment Skills Development will also be included.

Prerequisites: High School Diploma or EquivalencyT/Th, 5 p.m.- 9 p.m. & Sat., 8 a.m.- 12 p.m. Fee: $2150 (124 total hrs.) (+ book costs)Starts: Sept. 2, Nov. 4 Location: Gates

MEDICAL CAREERS


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Nurse Assistant(NY State Education – Approved Program)*Veteran-Approved Training This NY State Education-Approved program prepares students to provide safety and comfort for the patient/resident in a healthcare or homecare environment. Instruction includes Job Roles, Patient Communication, Body Mechanics, Infection Control, Hygiene/Grooming, Nutrition/Exercise, Dementia and End of Life Care. Students will also complete a 30-35 hr. Clinical Experience within a Healthcare facility.

Successful students will be able to take the NY State Certification: Certified Nurse Assistant exam.

Prerequisites: Completed Medical FormM-Th, 1 p.m.- 6 p.m. (160 total hrs.) Fee: $2299 Starts: TBD (+ $115 exam fee)(afternoons) Location: Spencerport

M-Th, 5:30 p.m.- 9:30 p.m. (160 total hrs.)Starts: TBD (evenings)


Medical Office AssistantCOE-Approved ProgramSOC Code: 43-6013 www.bls.gov/SOCMedian loan debt incurred by students: $3,333Graduation Rate: 74%Job Placement Rate: 91%

(in training-related jobs) A trained Medical Office Assistant requires a wide variety of skills, and accordingly, there are a wide variety of job settings available to suit those skills. Course content will focus on Professionalism in the Field of Medicine which will include: Medical Terminology; Medical Assisting; Clinical Skills; Introduction to Medical Transcription; Patient Vital Signs. Medical Billing and Coding skills will include ICD-10; CPT; HCPCS Coding; Billing/Financial Activities; HIPAA Regulations; Insurance Plans; Problem Solving. In addition, this program will include: Customer Service/Communication Techniques; Phone/Email Etiquette; General Office Skills; (keyboarding, filing, copying, scanning, faxing); Introductory MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook); Professional Development Skills (ethics, stress, anger & time management).

M-F, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Fee: $670020 weeks (600 total hrs) (book fees included)Starts: Sept. 22, Dec. 8

Administrative AssistantCOE-Approved ProgramSOC Code: 43-6011 www.bls.gov/SOCMedian loan debt incurred by students: $3,673Graduation Rate: 90%Job Placement Rate: 88%

(in training-related jobs) Today’s Administrative Office Professional is prepared to face the challenges of an ever changing workplace. These challenges demand that a worker be able to multi-task within the office environment. This program is designed to utilize the Microsoft Office Suite and other software packages to perform many of the everyday office duties of an Administrative Professional including Internet and Web applications. Students will complete various office projects using all of the following applications: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Publisher, and QuickBooks. Students will have the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base by choosing an additional elective(s). This course is taught through a variety of means to accommodate the numerous learning styles of adult learners including lecture, demonstration, assisted hands-on assignments, videos and class discussion. Emphasis is placed on developing problem-solving skills in addition to technical skills.


Legal AssistantCOE-Approved ProgramSOC Code: 43-6012 www.bls.gov/SOCMedian loan debt incurred by students: $6,333Graduation Rate: 100%Job Placement Rate: 100%

(in training-related jobs) Legal Office Assistant training is designed to enable students to effectively participate in the fast-paced legal environment. This program includes Customer Service/Communication Techniques; Phone/Email Etiquette; General Office Skills (keyboarding, filing, copying, transcription, scanning, faxing); Legal Office Projects (Legal Office Accounting, Opening File Procedures; Legal Document Preparation); Legal Transcription. Course content includes advanced computer skills that are used in the legal environment such as Advanced Word (tables, flyers, newsletters, brochures, table of contents, collaboration, tracking, sharing, protecting, macros, electronic forms, embedding and linking); Intermediate Excel (charts, graphics, templates); Introductory Access (tables, forms, reports, queries); QuickBooks Pro (customer/vendor transactions; invoices; balance sheets; banking). Legal specific software applications are also discussed and student-demonstrated. Employment Skills Development such as resume/cover letter creation, interviewing, etc. will be discussed. The advanced computer skills taught in this program are not exclusive to the legal environment, but are transferable to many types of administrative environments.




Electives offered may include: Advanced Computer Concepts,

Hospitality, QuickBooks, Access, Medical Terminology for Professionals, and more.

Employment Skills Development: Resume/Cover Letter Creation,Interviewing Skills, Professional

Portfolio Creation, etc. are included.

Embrace Current Technology: Office 2010 - Windows 7

Students will complete a four-week work-based experience in a related field during the last weeks of the program. This allows students to apply competencies previously

learned to on-the-job situations. These programs are *Veteran-Approved Training, Prerequisite: HS Diploma or Equivalency

Middle Skills Job TrainingPell

Grant Eligible!


Community Continuing EducationOur Part-Time Courses offer individuals a convenient and affordable way to upgrade their current skills while still maintaining employment. These career-related courses are offered during evening and weekend hours to accommodate the needs of the adult learner. Our instructors are experienced professionals in their fields and are able to enhance the overall learning experience for the student.

HEALTH EDUCATION In Partnership with EPIC Trainings

NOTE: students must bring a self-addressed stamped envelope to class for their certificates.

CPR for Adult and Pediatrics/First AidHow to perform single rescuer CPR, how to respond to choking emergencies and perform rescue breathing for an adult. The student will also learn to recognize and prevent heart attacks and strokes. Taught in conjunction with the use of an AED. (2 Year Certification) This is designed to teach students the skills of basic First Aid and accident prevention. Learn to recognize/respond to injuries, sudden illness, control bleeding, care for muscle, bone and joint injuries and treatment for burns. (2 Year Certification)

Sat, 9:00am – 2:00pm Fee: $105 Starts: Sept. 27 or Nov. 1 Location: Spencerport

CPR for Fall/Winter CoachesThis advanced first aid course is ideal for organizations requiring advanced first aid training for health care Professionals, coaches/ trainers and the avid outdoors-men. Students are taught action plans that apply to all emergencies. This course fulfills New York State Department of Health requirements for Camp Health Officers. This course meets 2010 CPR and ECC guidelines.

Sat. 9:00am-3:00pm Fee: $90Starts: Sept. 27 or Nov. 1 Location: Spencerport

DOG OBEDIENCE

Puppy KindergartenOne of the most important parts of owning a puppy is making sure it is properly socialized. What better way than to do this in a controlled setting, with other puppies around the same age. Not only will they socialize with other puppies, but also children and men. We will start learning the foundation of sit, down, wait, loose leash walking and other basic commands. We will discuss puppy issues, and how to work through them. *PLEASE No Dogs First Night.* For the first night, please bring record of Distemper, Parvo, Rabies (4 months+) and Kennel Cough vaccinations. Dogs welcome for remaining six classes. 6-foot leash required.

Mon. 7-8 p.m. Fee: $707 weeks/7 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 29

Basic Obedience A class designated for dogs 6 months and older, who have not had any prior obedience lessons. We focus on learning sit, down, stay, controlled walking, wait, and the most important command, come. It’s never too late to teach your dog these basic commands. Together we will use positive reinforcement to teach these commands. *PLEASE No Dogs First Night* For the first night, please bring record of Distemper, Parvo, Rabies (4 months+) and Kennel Cough vaccinations. Dogs welcome for remaining six classes. 6-foot leash required.

Wed. 7-8 p.m. Fee: $957 weeks/7 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Oct. 1


COMPUTER BASICS & APPLICATIONS

Microsoft Excel 2010Be able to work in today’s automated offices by learning the latest in spreadsheet technology. Excel replaces manual worksheets, ledgers, charts, etc., with computer-generated reports. This course will teach you how to manipulate worksheets, create formulas and use the built-in functions to produce accurate reports. (Book not included.)

Thurs. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $22910 weeks/10 classes Location: GatesStarts: Sept. 25

Microsoft PowerPoint 2010This course offers a powerful presentation graphics software program to make all your presentations professional. The student will learn the basics, templates, different kind of views, explore the AutoContent wizard, formatting, using outlines, slide sorter and how to print a presentation. The student will enhance their presentation using clip art, objects and animation. The student will advance beyond the basics and work with charts, tables and diagrams. They will explore online presentations, comparing and merging, customizing templates and incorporating multimedia features. (Book not included)

Tues. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $1998 weeks/8 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 23

Microsoft Word 2010Introduction to Word 2010 application from Microsoft. Learn basic word processing functions: how to create, save and manage files utilizing the various document windows. Learn editing, formatting, fonts, tabs, bullets and indenting. Work with tables, inserting, aligning, merging and sizing. Create business letters, memos and reports. (Book not included)

Mon. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $1998 weeks/8 classes Location: GatesStarts: Sept. 22

Web Design with HTML (online)Create your own web page in 8 chapters. Students will be able to identify good design elements, find new tips and tricks, as well as useful software to help them build, maintain and monitor their website. You will learn the basic HTML coding, including tags, images, icons, text, and advance to create animated icons and add sound and movies. (Book not included.)

Prerequisite: Knowledge of directories, file structures, editing files and basic PC use.

Online Fee: $259Continuous Enrollment

Basic PC/Windows 7 PLUS a look at Windows 8It’s time to GET STARTED – and it’s easy! Don’t be intimidated by today’s computers. This class will take you through a brief history of computers and its evolution. You will learn the difference between your hardware and software. With Windows 7, you will learn to work with programs, manage files and folders, and do more with email. Throughout this course we will look at how we can accomplish the same tasks using Windows 8. Also at the end of this course, we will take a look at how your digital devices such as your Smartphone, iPad or Kindle works with your computer. Come and conquer your computer fears in a fun and interactive hands-on course.

Tues. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $1998 weeks/8 classes Location: GatesStarts: Sept. 23

KeyboardingKeyboarding is one of the most valuable skills you can have. Everyone can benefit from this course which is designed for the beginner, but will help the more experienced keyboarders brush up on their skills. Plenty of practice time will be provided in developing experience on the computer keyboard.

M/W 6:30-9 p.m. Fee: $1396 weeks/12 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 29

Microsoft Access 2010Welcome to Microsoft Access 2010. In this course you will learn how to store, retrieve, sort, analyze, and print information in a database. In the introductory portion, students will learn how to create and use tables, forms, reports and queries. Topics of discussion also include how to design a relational database, customize input forms and create custom reports. (Book not included.)

Wed. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $1998 weeks/8 classes Location: GatesStarts: Sept. 24


Accounting FundamentalsThis is a general view of accounting to inspire, inform and highlight aspects many would not normally consider in the accounting profession. This would be for those interested in learning about accounting and its practices. A focus will be on those aspects that will be of practical value to students – what is needed to properly record business functions for key fundamental business aspects such as bank accounts, merchandise purchasing and sales, receivables, payables, assets, liabilities, owner’s equity, taxes and so on. (Book not included).


Event PlanningThis 7-week course will give the student the necessary training and skills they need to plan occasions such as family and corporate events. Topics covered include: initial planning & budgeting, organization and timing, locations, transportation, venue requirements, food and beverage, guests and their accommodations, and much more. At the end of this class the students will have enough knowledge to put together an event on their own.

Wed. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $1897 weeks/7 classes Location: GatesStarts: Sept. 24

A Look Into The World Of HospitalityThis course will open the door to the many aspects of hospitality services. It will cover topics from food and beverage, lodging, recreation, travel and tourism. Service is the heart of hospitality, you will learn how to serve your customer and how to meet their needs. You will learn communication skills and handling customer complaints. At the end of this class you will have a better understanding of what Hospitality is really all about.

T/Th 6-9 p.m. Fee: $3497 weeks/14 classes Location: GatesStarts: Sept. 23

Introduction to Culinary BasicsCulinary (definition: of or related to a kitchen or cookery). In this class the student will be introduced to the culinary world. Understanding the basics is essential to both the professional chef and home cook. You will learn food identification, food safety, knife skills (dicing, chopping, slicing, etc.), basic cooking techniques (pan searing, brazing, poaching, etc.). At the end of this class you will have a basic foundation and better understanding of cooking fundamentals.

Tues. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $27910 classes/10 weeks Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 23

Introduction to Basic BakingLearn how to perform several basic baking techniques and how to create simple baked goods from cookies to quick breads. You will learn how to follow a recipe and understand why things are so specific in the baking world.

Thurs. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $27910 classes/10 weeks Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 25

Volunteer & Social Event PlanningThis one morning class will give the student the necessary skills needed to effectively plan and coordinate many of the necessary aspects of a volunteer or social event. No matter which type of social soiree you’re planning, keeping things in order and assuring your guests are satisfied is the key ingredient to a fun event. Students will learn to consider the basics of planning a social event of any type, and customize it for their own needs.

Sat. 9 a.m. – NOON Fee: $351 class Location: SpencerportStarts: Oct. 4

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT


PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Wedding PlanningYou’re engaged - what next? During this get together you will be provided with the information you will need to get started: checklists, timelines, budgets and more. You will get tips for managing your expectations creating a stress-free planning experience.

Sat. 9 a.m. – NOON Fee: $351 class Location: SpencerportStarts: Nov. 1

Introduction to the New ICD-10 Coding SystemA 2-hour seminar, introducing the pivotal changes about the conversion from ICD-9 to ICD-10 coding system, will explain why this change will be made in 2014, how this change affects providers, payers, information technology and why this system is better for reimbursement.

Furthermore, there will be a review of the comparison and contrast between the current ICD-9 and the new ICD-10 coding systems including chapter and 3-digit category changes. Learn about GEMS and mapping between the coding systems. Considerations for timeline implementation readying facilities for this change are also discussed.

With this seminar you should become more confident and optimistic about the 2013 conversion to the ICD-10 system.Thurs. 2-4 p.m. OR 5-7 p.m. Fee: $391 class Location: GatesStarts: Sept. 18

Sport RocketryLearn how to safely build and fly mid-powered rockets while being introduced to the family fun hobby of Sport Rocketry. This two-part class will include one Build Session at our school with our experienced instructor. For the second class, students will meet at one of the local Rocket Clubs where they will be able to launch their rockets!

Session: 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Fee: $992 weeks/ 2 classesSession I: Saturday, Sept. 27 or Oct. 25Session II: TBD

Introduction To Starting And Operating A Small BusinessHave you ever wanted to access the American dream of owning your own business and being your own boss? Do you have the skills needed to start your own business? Are you are unemployed but you can’t find the right job? Why not consider going into your own small business? This course will give you fundamental information needed to start and operate your own small business. You will look at the opportunities from starting your own business, into buying an existing business to buying a franchise. You will learn the mechanics, marketing strategies, management, financing, legal, record keeping and all the key components required to successfully complete a business plan to start operating your own business. (This instructor has an MBA and has successfully operated an area business for 30 years). (Book not included)


How to Study for the Notary Public ExamThinking of pursuing your Notary Public License? This course will be based on the NYS Division of Licensing Service Guidelines. Information will be provided on how and what to study, the process to apply, and a guide to learning materials that will assist you in preparing for the exam.

Wednesday, 5-7 p.m. Fee: $491 classStarts: Sept. 10

Take a Practice NYS Notary Public ExamTake a simulated NYS Notary Public Practice Exam. This simulated Notary Public exam will include 40 questions and will be timed for one hour in length – as is the actual Notary Public exam. This practice exam will assist you in identifying areas of the exam you need to target. A great eye-opener!

Wed., 5-6 p.m. Fee: $251 class – Test AStarts: Oct. 1

Wed., 5-6 p.m. Fee: $251 class – Test BStarts: Oct. 15


SKILLED TRADES

Auto Body IThis class will teach the student the two stage painting process involving preparation, application of the basecoat/clear coat and the final finish buffing. At the end of this class the student will have learned paint preparation, blending, tinting color/color matching, product selection, paint application, identifying paint codes and finishing in the professional automotive paint process.

Sat. 8:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. Fee: $4799 weeks/9 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 27

Auto Body From A To ZIn this class the student will learn everything they need to know on auto body repair from start to finish. You will learn the tools needed each step of the way, the proper techniques from dent repair to that professional finish.

PLEASE NOTE: No vehicle maybe left on the property.

T/W/Th 6-9:30 p.m. Fee: $83518 classes/6 weeks Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 23

Maintaining Your Car (Things You Should Know How to Do)From learning how to raise your vehicles hood, to checking the different automotive fluids in your car, to changing a flat tire or checking tire pressure, keeping your car clean or identifying if your car has a brake problem. This course will give you information needed to maintain your car, truck or SUV and show you how to perform some of the easier tasks without having to go to a mechanic.

Wed. 6-8 p.m. Fee: $996 weeks/6 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 24

Basic AC/DC ElectricityIntroduce yourself to the fundamentals of electricity. Designed for anyone thinking of a career change, job enhancement or just to acquire a better understanding of electricity and electronics. Topics include electrical components - uses and symbols, electronic circuit identification and elements, Ohms law, resistor color codes and test equipment. PLUS "hands on" experimentation with basic electrical circuits.

Prerequisite: Technical Math

M/W. 6-8:30 p.m. Fee: $3598 weeks/16 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 22

Basic Electricity IIThis class is designed to give the student an opportunity to experience an intense hands-on course analyzing series and parallel circuits as was presented in our Basic AC/DC Electricity course.

Prerequisite: Basic AC/DC Electricity

M/W 6-8:30 p.m. Fee: $1795 weeks/5 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Dec. 1

Basic WoodworkingThis very popular course will help you understand, through hands-on experience, the fundamentals of woodworking. You will learn the safe operation of hand, power and stationary woodworking tools as you build a small construction project. This class provides an excellent foundation for future woodworking and building trade courses.

Wed. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $239 8 weeks/8 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 24


SKILLED TRADES

Blueprint Reading (Machining)Students will receive lecture, visualization and worksheet instructions in the field of Blueprint Reading Basics. Topics will include: the manufacturing cycle, drawings, dimensions and notes; reading of blueprints; discussion of the lines and views; the total blueprint (arrangement, sizes, title block, scale and change block); introduction to the dimension elements; introduction to the type of tolerances and methods of displaying tolerances. The student will have a good understanding of basic machining blueprints. (Book not included.)

Prerequisite: Technical Math

M/W 6-8:30 p.m. Fee: $3697 weeks/14 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 22

Machine Control & AutomationThis is a basic electrical automation and PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers) course that is an excellent refresher to maintenance electricians, as well as equipment maintenance personnel. Topics include: electrical & control hardware, electrical control circuits, electronic control systems including PLCs, PLC basic programming & diagnostics and troubleshooting..

M/W 6-8:30 p.m. Fee: TBD5 weeks/5 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: TBD

Home Repairs (Drywalls, Electrical, Plumbing, Hardwood Floors)Take all four sections for $275

Are you handy around the house - or not! This course on home repairs will teach you how to work with:

1) Drywalls from patching to replacing;

2) Electrical problems from changing a wall socket, junction boxes to installation or repair. This class is scheduled so that you may take all segments of this home improvement series;

3) Plumbing problems from clogged drains or replacement, to faucet repairs or replacement;

4) Hardwood flooring - repair or replace current floor with tongue & groove or snap-in flooring.

These classes are scheduled so the student can take all segments of this home improvement series.

Drywall (Section 1)In this Home Repair Section the student will be introduced to the tools and materials required to work with drywalls. You will learn how to hang and install new drywall, repair/remove damaged areas and how to finish the new or repaired drywall.

T/Th 6-9 p.m. Fee: $982 weeks/4 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 23

Electrical (Section 2)The student will be introduced to the tools and materials needed to work with your electrical devices. You will learn how to change a wall socket, light switch, install junction boxes, install lights and door bells, identify electrical problems that you will be able to repair or when to call an electrician.

T/Th 6-9 p.m. Fee: $752 weeks/3 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Oct. 7

Plumbing (Section 3)This home repair section introduces the student to plumbing concerns around the home.

The student will be introduced to the tools and materials required. Students will be introduced to copper pipe and PVC and how to work with both; how to unclog blockages and take care of small repairs. We will also cover the topics of installation and repair of toilets and replacing supply lines and valves. Installation and repair of faucets, their supply lines and valves will also be covered.

T/Th 6-9 p.m. Fee: $752 weeks/3 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Oct. 16

Hardwood Floors (Section 4)Students will learn how to repair or replace hardwood floors. Learn how to use hardwood that is tongue and groove or the new snap-in boards.

T/Th 6-9 p.m. Fee: $491 week/2 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Oct. 28


SKILLED TRADES

Forklift Training(OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178)The forklift certification class includes classroom theory and practical evaluations. The student will review legislation relating to OSHA (Occupational Health and Safety Act). The student will learn how to respond to an emergency situation involving a forklift. The instructor will list specific driving rules for the student to use and follow. The course involves review and testing both written and practical. A certificate of completion and a wallet card will be issued at the end of the course to all students who successfully complete the program. The practical portion of this class is held outside – come dressed for the weather. No lunch provided.

Sat, 8:30am – 2:30pm Fee: $1391 class/1 week Location: SpencerportChoice of Sept. 13 or Oct. 11

Industrial ElectricityThis course is designed to introduce you to single and three phase power distribution, basic motor controllers, starters, relays, and wiring standards. It will prepare you to continue into the HVAC program or Machine Control and Automation. It gives you a basic understanding of industrial power distribution and use.

M/W 6-9 p.m. Fee: $4499 weeks/18 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 22

Learning MASTERCAM X7 MILL 2D (CNC software) This is a step-by-step instructor led introductory training course. The MASTERCAM Demo Software is included with the book for student use. The benefits of using MASTERCAM X7 include: automatic calculation of tool path coordinates, determination of speeds and feeds, animation of the machining process off-line – without tying up the CNC machine, and post-processing the part program. This program will provide a thorough introduction to MASTERCAM X7 Mill Package for students with little or no prior experience. Past users of MASTERCAM will find release X7 contains several enhancements and new features. Examples of creating user defined tool planes and machining on those planes will be shown. (Book price not included).

Prerequisite: Basic Math, Blueprint Reading, and PC Basics.


Machine Shop IA beginning industrial machine shop course introducing students to the basic machines used in industry today and the techniques used in operating them. Introduction to metal cutting machines such as the lathe, vertical mill, handsaw and drill press. Also covered are precision-measuring tools, layout tools, blueprint reading and machine safety.

Hands-on Lab: each student will produce their own project piece. (Book price not included.)

Prerequisite: Technical Math, Blueprint Reading and GD&T



Residential WiringDiscover the methods of installing home wiring, circuit layout and design, component installation and code requirements based upon the latest national codes. When completed, you will be able to maintain existing electrical circuits and install basic wiring in existing and new structures. (Book price not included.)

T/Th 6-8:30 p.m. Fee: $3998 weeks/16 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 23

Residential A/C & Refrigeration (HVAC Module I)Introduction to A/C Refrigeration and Residential A/C & Refrigeration. Emphasis on the fundamentals of refrigeration and air conditioning, tools and materials, basic refrigeration systems, compressors, refrigeration controls, circuits and controls, refrigerants and recovery/recycling/reclaiming, and service and installation. (Book price not included.)


Residential Heating (HVAC Module II)Learn the basics of gas furnaces, gas controls, properties of gas piping, ventilation and combustion boilers and heat pumps. You will also explore advanced controls, design for installing systems, heat load calculations and troubleshooting. (Book price not included.)

Prerequisite: Residential A/C & Refrigeration or equivalent experience


SKILLED TRADES

Small Engine RepairCombine theory and hands-on experience to gain the skills you will need to repair your gas-powered equipment. Learn how to make adjustments, do tune-ups, repair lawn mowers, weed eaters, mini-bikes, snow blowers, tillers and other two-and four-cycle engines.

Tues. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $2398 weeks/8 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: 9/23

Wed. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $2398 weeks/8 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: 9/24

Technical Math (Pre-Test)Assess your current math skills. If you pass you are waived from taking this prerequisite course for the Machining, Welding and HVAC career certificate classes.

M, T, W or Th (call for appt.) Fee: $151 session Location: SpencerportStarts: Week of Sept. 8 or Sept. 15

Technical MathStudents will receive lecture and hands-on exercises to help the student learn the Technical Math skills required for skilled trade occupations. Topics include: basic math operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication & division); decimals, fractions, reciprocals and mixed numbers; reading a ruler, algebraic expressions; how to write, manipulate and solve algebraic equations; perimeter, circumference, volume and area. A pre-test and final test will be given.

Wed. 6-8:30 p.m. Fee: $27910 weeks/10 classes Location: GatesStarts: Sept. 24

Welding (Introduction)Follow a series of processes that will take you through Oxyacetylene welding and cutting, equipment set-up, shielded metal arc (stick), electric welding and single and multiple pass welding in all positions. Curriculum follows the guidelines of the American Society of Welding. (Gloves, hood and books not included in fee.)



COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR THE SKILLED TRADES

AutoCAD® Basics (ONLINE)(Externship Available)

180-day AutoCAD® 2015 application free student download with this class.

This 12-week course will introduce the basics of designing to produce models and drawings according to specific industry and company standards using AutoCAD®. You will learn how to construct, layout, dimension and annotate 3D drawings. Detailed instructions on 3D modeling and 3D rendering will also be included. (Book not included)

Prerequisite: Home PC with Windows Operating System.

Online Fee: $1595Continuous Enrollment ($450 Externship fee, if applicable)

Autodesk® Inventor 2015(Externship Available)

Autodesk® Inventor is designed with the student or engineering professional in mind. It is presented in a manner designed to facilitate learning with practical examples and clear instructions. This course is designed to recreate the actual workflow experienced by professionals as they use the software. This course will give the student a keen understanding of the methods used to produce a viable solid model part or assembly using Inventor. (Book not included)

Prerequisite: Home PC with Windows Operating System.

Online Fee: $1595Continuous Enrollment ($450 Externship fee, if applicable)

SKILLED TRADES

Welding MIGLearn to weld sheet metal and thicker types of materials incorporating different joint designs using the gas metal arc welding process. Learn to weld carbon steel material utilizing the Fluxcore Welding process. Students will learn the differences between gas metal arc and Fluxcore Welding, and the operation and settings for these power supplies. Lectures will incorporate joint designs and when to use these processes. Students are welcome to bring in their own projects. (Gloves, hood and books are not included in fee.)

T/Th 6-9 p.m. Fee: $2794 weeks/8 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Nov. 18

Welding TIGLearn to weld carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum in flat, vertical and horizontal positions using gas tungsten arc welding process. Students will learn the proper operation of the power supply and torch handle. Curriculum follows the guidelines of the American Welding Society. (Gloves, hood and books not included in fee.)


Woodworking IIThe theory portion of this class will cover types of wood, calculate the amount and cost and how to purchase materials. Shop safety will cover personal safety and proper operation of woodworking tools. The project for this class will be an Arts and Craft-style toolbox that will be the benchmark for everything you build. This 20th century them features traditional frame and panel construction and hand cut dovetail drawers. (Tuition will cover the price of materials)

(Prerequisite: Basic Woodworking.)

NOTE: Students will be required to provide their own tools: a set of fine chisels, water stone 1000g/8000g, mallet, dovetail saw, marking gauge and basic shop tools: hammer, ruler, files, etc.

Mon. 6-9 p.m. Fee: $3898 weeks/8 classes Location: SpencerportStarts: Sept. 22


Discover why millions of students are making the switch to online learning. With online courses, you can study at your convenience in your preferred learning environment. Our courses and programs are highly engaging and relevant and our instructors are interactive and support you through the curriculum. Choose from our growing catalog of Instructor-Led courses designed to teach you a new skill or refresh a current one or our Career Training Programs geared to place you into a new career in an in-demand field.

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These special sequences of courses are intended to help job seekers meet the changing demands of today’s job market. Each series has been designed to assist learners to build their skills and enhance their employability opportunities. Classes have been grouped together to provide adult learners the opportunity to expand their career specific knowledge. When the student completes all of the modules of the Certificate Program, he/she will be awarded a Community Continuing Education Certificate of Completion. At the time of registration, you must let the registrar know of your intent.

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning (HVAC) Certificate • Technical Math (25 Hours)• Basic AC/DC Electricity (40 Hours)• Industrial Electricity (54 Hours)• Residential Wiring (40 Hours) Optional• Residential A/C & Refrigeration (Mod I) (60 Hours)• Residential Heating (Mod II) (60 Hours)• EPA Section 608 Certification (12 Hours)

Hospitality Certificate• Hospitality (42 Hours)• Event Planning (21 Hours)• Microsoft Word (24 Hours)• Microsoft Excel (30 Hours)• QuickBooks (Ed2Go Online Course)• Web Design with HTML (21 Hours)

Machining Certificate• Technical Math (25 Hours)• Blueprint Reading (35 Hours)• Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (30 Hours) • Machine Shop I (42 Hours)• Machine Shop II (42 Hours)

Microsoft Office Specialist Certificate• Introduction to Keyboarding (30 Hours)• Basic PC, Windows & E-mail (24 Hours)• Microsoft Word (24 Hours)• Microsoft Excel (30 Hours)• Microsoft Access (24 Hours)• Microsoft PowerPoint (24 Hours)

Welding Certificate• Technical Math (25 Hours)• Introduction to Welding (42 Hours)• TIG/Tungsten Inert Gas & GTAW/Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (42 Hours)• MIG/Metal Inert Gas Welding (24 Hours)


PARTNERSHIPSwith BOCES 2 Center for Workforce Development

Rochester Arc & Flame CenterThe Rochester Arc & Flame Center (RocAFC) is a 5,000 square-foot school designed for glass working and blacksmithing. The mission of RocAFC is to foster exciting and innovative classes for people of all ages and skill levels. From individuals in search of a unique weekend experience to tradesman seeking career training, RocAFC has a class for everyone! Conveniently off of Manitou Road in Gates, RocAFC is located at 125 Fedex Way, Rochester, NY. Visit our website at www.monroe2cwd.edu or Call (585) 349-9100 for more information.

Soft Glass Bead Making 3-hour SamplerHave you ever wanted to create your own glass jewelry? Come try it out at one of our Sampler classes! No experience is necessary and all materials and safety equipment are included in the price. Each student will create and keep up to 10 of their very own glass beads.

CAUTION: You may fall in love with flame working!

Sat. 9 a.m. – 12 noon Fee: $751 class Location: RocAFCStarts: Oct. 18 or Nov. 15

Soft Glass Bead Making: 8-Hour WorkshopHave you ever wanted to create your own glass jewelry? Come try it out at one of our Saturday Workshops! No experience is necessary and all materials and safety equipment are included in the price. Breakfast snacks and lunch are also included for the 8-hour Workshops! Students will learn the safety and fundamentals of soft glass flameworking and have ample time to learn exciting techniques. Students will create a variety of their very own glass beads to keep.

Sat. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Fee: $1501 class Location: RocAFCStarts: Oct. 25

Boro Glass 3-Hour SamplerHave you ever wanted to create your own glass art? Come try it out at one of our Sampler classes! No experience is necessary and all materials and safety equipment are included in the price. Each student will also create and keep 2-3 glass projects including pendants, paperweights and small figurines.

CAUTION: You may fall in love with flame working!

Sat. 9 a.m.–12 noon Fee: $751 class Location: RocAFCStarts: Oct. 4 or Nov. 1

Boro Glass: 8-Hour WorkshopHave you ever wanted to create your own glass art? Come try it out at one of our Saturday Workshops! No experience is necessary and all materials and safety equipment are included in the price. Breakfast snacks and lunch are also included for the 8-hour Workshops! Students will learn the safety and fundamentals of boro glass flameworking and have ample time to learn exciting techniques. Students will create a variety of glass projects to keep.

Sat. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Fee: $1501 class Location: RocAFCStarts: Nov. 22

Glass Date NightLooking for a way to heat up your relationship? Bring your love out to RocAFC for a fun, romantic evening in our flame shop, creating glass art together. Everything is provided: an entertaining instructor, romantic music, hors d’oeuvres, wine and all the materials necessary to make beautiful glass objects.

Fri. 7-11 p.m. Fee: $1501 class Location: RocAFCStarts: Sept. 19 or Oct. 17 or Nov. 14

Blacksmithing Date NightLooking for a way to heat up your relationship? Bring your love out to Arc + Flame for a fun, romantic evening in our blacksmithing shop and create metal art together. We provide everything: an entertaining instructor, romantic music, hors d’oeuvres, wine, and all the materials necessary to make several beautiful objects made from metal. Price includes the cost for 2 people.

Fri. 7-11 p.m. Fee: $1501 class Location: RocAFCStarts: Sept. 19 or Oct. 17 or Nov. 14


Part-time Program Policies1. Every effort is made to conduct classes as listed in this brochure.

However, circumstances sometimes make it necessary for classes to be canceled, postponed, combined, or for instructors and classrooms to be changed.

2. Classes must reach a minimum enrollment at least four business days prior to the start of that class. If it is necessary for BOCES 2 CWD to cancel a class, you will be notified by phone or by mail. You may transfer to another class or receive a full refund.

3. You are enrolled as soon as your registration and payment are received, unless you are otherwise notified. A receipt will not be mailed. (Your receipt will be handed out the first night of class)

4. Fees for all classes must be paid in full at the time of registration.

5. Our programs are open to all persons regardless of residency. BOCES 2 CWD affirms the right for all individuals to participate equally in our programs, regardless of race, religion, sex, age, national origin, or disability.

6. Students are expected to purchase textbooks and materials as mentioned in course descriptions. Textbooks can be purchased the first night of class

7. All parking areas and lots are designated for student use. Please respect handicap parking areas. DO NOT block fire lanes, driveways, entrances, or exits.

8. Certificates will be awarded for successful completion of classes (based on 80% attendance).

PARTNERSHIPSwith BOCES 2 Center for Workforce Development

Blacksmithing: 3-Hour SamplerWanna play with fire? We’ve got just the class for you! This Blacksmithing Sampler is an introduction to the possibilities of metal smithing. Students will be exposed to the fundamentals of hammer control and working the flame. No experience is necessary and all materials and safety equipment are included in the price. Each student will also create and keep their very own smithing project.

Mon. 6-9 (Bottle Opener Project) Fee: $751 class Location: RocAFCStarts: Oct. 6

Mon. 6-9 (Trivet Project) Fee: $751 class Location: RocAFCStarts: Dec. 1


Part-time ProgramsHow to Register:Mail:Mail Registration Form (on last page) to:BOCES2, Center for Workforce DevelopmentAttn: Part-time RegistrationRochester Tech Park160 Wallace Way, Bldg #9Rochester NY 14624

Complete Registration Form Provided; one form per person ONLY. Mail form and payment (check, money order, or credit card #) to the above address. Make all checks payable to: BOCES 2.

Walk-In:Registration Hours:Monday - Thursday; 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.Friday: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.Rochester Tech Park160 Wallace Way, Bldg #9Rochester, NY 14624

Phone-In:Call 349-9100 (during Registration hours above) Provide all information that is on the Registration Form. Credit card information MUST be provided.

Tuition and schedules subject to change.

Late Registration:All registration ends promptly at 5 p.m. on the 2nd scheduled class date.

Additional Policies/Procedures:Any individual 17 years of age or older may register for part-time courses. High School students must be at least 17 years of age and have written permission from their High School Principal or Guidance Counselor.

Students are registered on a first-come, first-serve basis. Student is registered as soon as payment is received.

Acknowledgments are not mailed. Note the scheduled date of the first class meeting. Registration fees DO NOT include books or supplies.

Cash, Check, Money Order, and Credit Cards (VISA/MasterCard) are acceptable forms of payment for registration, books and supplies.

Corporate/Business Billing is available; UAW/GM tuition vouchers accepted. Receipts for MAIL-in registration will be provided at the first class meeting.

Refund Policy: (Part-Time Programs)

Registrant cancellation must be done 5 business days prior to the first scheduled class and original receipt must be presented in order to receive a refund. If payment is made by Check or Cash, refunds may take 4 - 6 weeks to process. A check will be mailed to the address on the submitted registration form. If payment is made using a Credit Card, the dollar amount will be credited to the individual’s account. In addition, the credit slip will be mailed to the address on the submitted registration form.


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