Registration for Active 1010 and 1011 Steel-workers Begins

WALK-IN Office location: 13500 South Perry Avenue Riverdale, Illinois 60827

Local 1010 Mem-

PHONE Call (708)392-1083 Fax (708) 392-1193

Local 1010 Mem-bers 1. ONLINE Log on to bkjoblink.org 2. PHONE Call (219) 399-8135 or (219) 399-8136

3. WALK-IN Office location and hours: JobLink Learning Center 3333 Michigan Avenue East Chicago, Indiana 46312

Local 1011 Mem-bers

1. ONLINE Log on to ihlearningcenter.org 2. PHONE Call (219) 398-9363 ext. 112 Fax (219) 354-0853

3. WALK-IN Office location and hours: Leon Lynch Learning Center 1410 Broadway Avenue East Chicago, Indiana 46312

Technical Appliance Troubleshooting I………………………. Audio Recording………………………………... Auto Detail.………………………………………. Build a Snare Drum……………………………... Build Your Own Cigar Box Instrument…………. Building a Kitchen Cart…………………………. Building Beds and Bunk Beds…………………. Bushel of Fall Container Gardening Class………. Installing an Electric Vehicle Charging Station….. Installing Wood Floors………………………….. Motorcycle Maintenance and Repair………….. L&O MTE Prep……………………………………... L&O MTM Prep…………………………………….. 2014 NEC Code Course…………………………... Open Lab for Guitar, Bass, and String Instrument Maintenance and Repair……………... Residential Wiring………………………………….. Burglar Alarm Systems……………………………… Small Engine 1…………………………………... Winter Container Garden………………………….. Woodshop Open Lab……………………………

Skills Building Identity Theft Seminar…………………………... JobLink Book Club………………………………. Social Security and Medicare: Know Your Benefits……………………………………………… Veteran’s Benefits: Know Your Benefits……….. Veteran’s Benefits: Working with the Forms…..

Business L&O Business Planning II: Fine-Tuning Your Business Plan…………………………………………. L&O Business Planning III: Finalization of a Business Plan………………………………………… Credit: How Your Credit Scores are Determined…. Credit: A Fresh Start…………………………………. How to Keep Records in a Small Business……….. How to Start and Run a Small Business…………… L&O Taking Stock in Your Life and Finances….. Understanding and Optimizing Your Investment Choices………………………………………………...

Personal Development Basic Handgun……………………………………….. Basic Handgun Cleaning and Maintenance……….. L&O Easy Guitar-Play the Eagles………………….. L&O Guitar Refresher……………………………….. Learn to Play the Piano/Keyboard—Level 1………. Learn to Play the Piano/Keyboard—Level 2………. Piano/Keyboard Open Lab………………………….. Sport/Private Pilot Ground School Course…………

Health and Fitness Fitness for Life……………………………………….. Fitness Solutions I …………………………………... Fitness Solutions II ………………………………….. Karate Martial Arts Level 1 Self Defense………….. Martial Arts……………………………………………. Weight Watchers…………………………………….. Yoga Basics……………………………………….. Yoga Basics Continued…………………………... Yoga for Joint Care……………………………….. Zumba and Zumba Step……………………………..

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Computer 3D Printing…………………………………………... A Computer for $35 Called Raspberry Pi………... Build My Computer……………………………… C++ Programming for Beginners…………………. Common Tablet Repairs……………………...…… Create Your Own iOS or Droid Apps…………...... Fix My Computer…………………………………. Fix My Mobile Device or Phone……………………. Free and Low Cost Alternatives for Watching TV and Movies………………………………………….. Get MagicJack Plus or Other Phone Services and Replace Your Land Line……………………... Hands-on Remodeling………………………….. Intro to Apple Computer Using Yosemite OS……. Laptop Computers A to Z …………………………. Learn to Fly a Quadcopter………………………… L&O Microsoft Excel—Introduction……………….. Simple Databases for Everyone……………….. Upgrade to Windows 10…………………………… Virus Protection Workshop………………………... Windows 10 Mini Class…………………………….. Wireless Security Cameras—Mini Class………….

Off-Site Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers… Intermediate Programmable Logic Controllers ….. Professional Presence (IVYT-197)……………….. TAP-Cell Phone Repair Technician………………. Recovering Images from Memory Cards and Memory Sticks…………………………………. PC Building 2015 Edition…………………………... Upgrade Your Laptop……………………………….

No Time? No Prob-lem!

Live and Online MTE Prep MTM Prep

Business Planning II: Fine-Tuning Your Business Plan

Business Planning III: Finalization of a Business Plan

Taking Stock in Your Life and Finances Easy Guitar-Play the Eagles

Guitar Refresher Microsoft Excel—Introduction

One-Day 2014 NEC Code Course

Basic Handgun Basic Handgun Cleaning and Maintenance Bushel of Fall Container Gardening Class

Get MagicJack Plus or Other Phone Services & Replace your Land Line

Identity Theft Seminar JobLink Book Club

Social Security and Medicare: Know Your Benefits Veterans Benefits: Know Your Benefits Veteran’s Benefits: Working with the Forms

Virus Protection Workshop Winter Container Garden

Saturday Classes Martial Arts

Build Your Own Cigar Box Instrument Open Lab for Guitar, Bass, and String Instrument

Maintenance and Repair Basic Handgun

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Auto Detail Learn how to get that new car finish back! Winter will be here soon, so get your car ready in this class. Working in our climate controlled garage, students will learn how to safely use a commercial buffer, in addition to the various compounds and cleaners. This is a hands-on class - a real team effort! All supplies provided. Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– September 22 to November 10 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Joe Hynek

Build a Snare Drum In this class we will be building stave snare drums. Since wood grain runs vertically in stave drums, there is a better transfer of resonance between top and bottom heads, giving these drums amazing tone, brilliance and body. Segments of acrylic between wood, allows internal LED lighting for a stunning looking instrument. Wood is included in this class, but students pay for hardware ($50-$200 per drum.) Prerequisites: None

Tuesdays– September 15 to December 15 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Dale Meiners

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Appliance Troubleshooting I This introductory class will teach students how to operate and maintain their home appliances such as washers, dryers, ranges, microwaves and refrigerators. Expect a hands-on class where students will learn to break down, troubleshoot and repair a variety of appliances. Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– August 26 to November 11 8am-11am or 4pm-7pm Location: Appliance Depot 4728 Hohman Avenue Hammond, IN 46327 Instructor: Roland Alvarez

Audio Recording If you are interested in basic recording at home, this class will get you ready. We will be recording an entire multi-instrument band live, so you'll learn how to place microphones, patch through mic preamps and mixing boards to converters and to laptops. Signal processors will be described and demonstrated. If you are a musician in a band, this will improve your sound. If you are an audiophile, learning acoustics and speaker placement will improve your home listening experience. Or if you have ever wanted to have your singing recorded, here’s your chance. Bring your laptop to class. Dale studied music theory and composition while playing with Smashing Pumpkins guitarist Billy Corgan. He toured the United States and Europe supporting Sublime, then recorded full time for 10 years. Dale has recorded 160 bands and currently performs with two bands. Prerequisites: None Thursdays- September 24 to December 17 (No Class November 26) 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor Dale Meiners

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Build Your Own Cigar Box Instrument String instruments made from cigar boxes have a tradition dating back over 150 years. A wooden cigar box makes a fine resonating chamber for instruments such as ukuleles, mandolins, small guitars, dulcimers, withers, and even violins. In this course you will learn to build a functional and attractive acoustic cigar-box instrument. Great for playing and it will also make a unique holiday gift. Prerequisites: None Saturdays- December 5 to December 19 9am-1pm or 2:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Dave Dolak Building a Kitchen Cart In this class students will learn the skills needed to build a small kitchen cart or island that can be used as a coffee bar or for storage of small kitchen appliances. You may want an island with a tile countertop - you'll also learn how to tile in this class. Participants can build their own small island or cart - it could be ready for the holidays! And wouldn't that be nice? Prerequisites: None Thursdays– September 10 to November 5 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Nick Nash

Building Beds and Bunk Beds Build your own custom bed! Buying a bed frame can be expensive, but it doesn't have to be. Select from a variety of frame types that you can build yourself including loft, platform, storage bed, or a custom bed you design. For the master bedroom, guest room, or bunk beds for the kids. Be creative and create something special for your home. Prerequisites: None Mondays– September 14 to December 14 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Dale Meiners

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Bushel of Fall Container Gardening Class Join us in filling a bushel basket full of fall blooming plants to put on your porch or deck that will last till the holidays. Learn about the fall garden. Bring your creativity and wear old clothes. Prerequisites: None

Monday– September 21 9am-10:30am or 3pm-4:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Lee Ann Bultema Installing an Electric Vehicle Charging Station This course will be beneficial to anyone considering the ownership of an electrical vehicle or hybrid vehicle now or in the future. It will be a discussion class and an actual hands-on installation of a E/V charging station. Tasks will include working with hand tools and devices that will be required to accomplish a successful installation of a working E/V charging outlet. Prerequisites: Student must have basic knowledge of electrical principals. Wednesdays– October 14 to November 4 8am-11am or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Cameon

Installing Wood Floors In this class learn to install different types of floors - hardwood, Pergo flooring, and more. You will learn how select materials, how to find bargains, how to calculate costs, layout procedures, etc. This is a hands-on class so everyone will have an opportunity to get some practice in installation. Prerequisites: None Thursdays– November 12 to December 10 (No Class November 26) 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Nick Nash Motorcycle Maintenance and Repair Take this class to learn how to change your oil, tune up your motorcycle, and perform costly repairs yourself. We will also be modifying cycles. Fix a bike that won't start and run, and keep your motorcycle in excellent condition. Get your bike ready for winter - winterize it in this class! Prerequisites: None

Wednesdays– September 2 to December 16 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Brandon Miller

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PLEASE NOTE:

Each participant's account will have a full deduction for a course that is NOT dropped

BEFORE the start date. So, please make sure you contact your career development office

before the start date of your class if you are unable to attend.

MTE Prep This 14-week course will introduce students to topics related to industrial electrical maintenance and troubleshooting: AC/DC circuits and motors, print reading, analog and digital circuits, test equipment, computers, PLC's, DC crane control, power distribution, power supplies, transformers, instrumentation, hydraulics, and HVAC. This course is for people who want to take the Ramsay test or just to get an understanding of MTE principles. Prerequisites: None Thursdays– August 27 to December 3 (No Class November 26) 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Joe Hynek MTM Prep This course will briefly touch on such procedures as welding, hydraulics, pump, piping, print reading, machinery, tools, and more. This introductory course is for anyone who wants to improve their Ramsay score. Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– September 8 to December 8 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Nick Nash

2014 NEC Code Course This one-day class covers the most significant electrical code changes in the most up-to-date code book, the 2014 National Electric Code book. Students will receive that version of the code book, and also learn the top 20 things to know about this newest version of the code book. Keep yourself current and take this class! Prerequisites: None

Thursday– November 5 9:30am-12:30pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Tim Spanos

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Open Lab for Guitar, Bass, and String Instrument Maintenance and Repair Keeping ones guitar, bass, or other string instrument in top playing condition is important to any musician. In this course you will learn the basics of guitar/string instrument maintenance and set-up including fret leveling and re-crowning, adjusting the neck/fingerboard, balancing string intonation, and setting string action. Also, you will learn basic repair techniques including fixing cracks and refinishing. Bring in your own instrument for a tune-up. Also, this can be used as open lab time for those who are working to complete their guitar from earlier workshops. Prerequisites: None Saturdays– November 7 to November 21 9am-1pm or 2:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Dave Dolak

Residential Wiring Learn safe wiring procedures required by the National Electric Code and local codes. This class will consist of both discussion and hands-on electrical wiring practices. Hands-on: Wiring of switches, receptacles and lighting fixtures. Discussion: Safe residential wiring practices, review of unsafe conditions such as where GFCIs are required, smoke detectors and use of temporary wiring practices that create a hazard. Each participant receives a book on the topic. Prerequisites: None

Tuesdays– October 13 to December 1 8am-11am or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Cameon

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JobLink has had a long tradition of service learning. We organize learning opportunities for our steelworker students. This year we are planting a garden full of meaning—it is helping to beautify the neighborhood, commemorates our 25th anniversary and will be a certified Monarch

waystation, a place for Monarchs to feed. Look for it on the corner of Michigan Avenue and Guthrie. Project under the guidance of instructors Bruce and Lee Ann Bultema, with consultant Susan MiHalo of the Nature Conservancy and donation from The Foundations of East Chicago.

Burglar Alarm Systems This six-week course introduces the student to the procedures for installing, programming and the design of burglar alarm systems. Students will also be introduced to the lucrative business of starting an alarm system business. Alarm systems may be wired to dial up to two cell phone numbers thus never require a monthly monitoring fee. Students are encouraged to design and install alarm systems on their own properties. Thursdays– September 10 to October 15 9:30am-12:30pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Tim Spanos

Small Engine 1 Are you frustrated by that lawnmower that seems to start only when it wants to? How about the tractor that stops running after twenty minutes? The repairs necessary may involve a costly repair bill and several weeks without your equipment. Why not take charge and perform the repairs yourself? In this class, topics include basic engine theory, maintenance, and troubleshooting for both two and four stroke engines. Students will be taking apart engines in class. Prerequisites: None Mondays– October 12 to December 14 9am-12pm or 2:30pm-5:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Mike Daly Winter Container Garden No need to have a bare door step just because it is winter. Replace your annuals with a showstopper container designed with fragrant greens, cones, branches and a colorful big bow. This pot will be beautiful until spring. Prerequisites: None Mondays or Fridays November 30 to December 4 10am-11:30am or 3pm-4:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Lee Ann Bultema

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Call Marcia Taylor

at 219.399.8134 to set up an

appointment and start improving

If space is available, any class with a

diamond () next to the title is a class open to spouses of active Local 1010 and 1011 and retired Local 1010 and 1011 steelworkers. Classes without a

diamond next to them are for active steelworkers only!

at JobLink and Leon Lynch

Now you can get classroom instruction – and online availability

at anytime, anywhere through the

Career Development Channel

Get the live classes you want with the convenience of distance learning. When you sign up for a class that we record, you have the option to get the face-to-face learning environment you have asked for along with the convenience of online accessibility.

With greater accessibility - you can access the class after the session, on

demand, and you can even watch the class live from a remote location.

Seriously – learning has never been easier.

With wireless Internet or 4G availability, you can now access these classes from

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Woodshop Open Lab This class offers students time to finish projects from previous semesters, or the ability to use JobLink’s woodshop for a specific project. JobLink’s woodshop is state of the art, including all major tools: two saw-stop table saws, two band saws, 36” drum sander, 20” planer, 12” joiner, and all the rest of tools and supplies you will need. Just bring your ideas, and Dale will help to finish your project. Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– September 16 to December 16 9am-12pm or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Dale Meiners

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Identity Theft Seminar Learn to protect your identity from an expert in the field. Retired US Postal Inspector, Richard Ligon, will explain what identity theft really is and how you can prevent it. He will review the risks and teach you the best identity protection practices. Take this one-day workshop and make yourself and family safer. Prerequisites: None Monday– August 24 8am-10am or 3:30pm-5:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Richard Ligon

JobLink Book Club Deepen your enjoyment of reading by joining the JobLink book club. We read widely - fiction, non-fiction and biographies. And it's fun - our lively discussion of the books deepens your understanding of the readings and heightens your appreciation. Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– September 8, October 6, and November 17 3:15pm-5pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Marcia Taylor

Social Security and Medicare: Know Your Benefits Retirement choices can be difficult, but the more you know, the better your choices will be. Learn about Social Security and Medicare benefits straight from the source. A state representative from Medicare and a representative from Social Security will review everything you need to know to make informed decisions. This two-hour workshop includes time for your questions. And please note: this is a FREE workshop! Prerequisites: None Tuesday– November 10 10am-12pm or 3:30pm-5:30pm Location: JobLink Instructors: Georgiann Drake and Christal Snow Veteran’s Benefits: Know Your Benefits Are you a veteran? Are you clear about your benefits? In this workshop, given by an accredited veteran service officer, you will learn the what and the how of your benefits. Learn the VA terminology when dealing with a claim and how to prepare to submit one. You will learn about what forms and documents you will need to support your claims. A part of the workshop will be a Q and A, so come prepared with your questions. The workshop presenter is the host of Veterans Views Radio Program on WJOB. Prerequisites: None Thursday– November 12 10am-12pm or 3:30pm-5:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Don Shults Veteran’s Benefits: Working with the Forms In this workshop for veterans, you will receive detailed help in submitting forms. This process can be complicated and confusing, so get the help you need from an accredited veteran service officer. A part of the workshop will be a Q and A, so come prepared with your questions. The workshop presenter is the host of Veterans Views Radio Program on WJOB. Prerequisites: None Thursday– November 19 10am-12pm or 3:30pm-5:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Don Shults

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Business

Business Planning II: Fine-Tuning Your Business Plan This course allows the participant the opportunity to complete an initial draft of a business plan. This initial draft will include an operation plan, a marketing plan, a management plan, as well as, a financial plan. The financial plan will include a comprehensive sales forecast, a profit and loss projection and a cash flow projection. A BUSINESS PLAN SERVES AS A REQUIRED SMALL BUSINESS PLANNING TOOL AND IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN DETERMINING FINANCIAL SUCCESS! SPOUSES ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND AT NO CHARGE! Prerequisites: None

Thursdays– August 27 to October 15 8am-10am or 4pm-6pm or 6pm-8pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Scott Williams

Business Planning III: Finalization of a Business Plan This course allows the participant the opportunity to complete a final draft of a business plan. This final draft will include an operation, marketing and management plan, as well as, a financial plan. The financial plan will include a comprehensive sales forecast with direct costs (if applicable), a profit and loss projection and a cash flow projection. A BUSINESS PLAN IS A IMPORTANT TOOL IN DETERMINING FINANCIAL SUCCESS! WHY PUT YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY AT RISK WITHOUT FIRST EVALUATING THE FEASIBILITY OF YOUR IDEA? SPOUSES ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND AT NO CHARGE! Prerequisites: None

Thursdays– October 22 to December 17 (No Class November 26) 8am-10am or 4pm-6pm or 6pm-8pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Scott Williams

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In order for a spouse of an active

steelworker to take a class, the active

local 1010 or 1011 member must

have taken AND completed a class

BEFORE the spouse can register. This

must be done every year for the

spouse to be eligible to take classes at

JobLink or Leon Lynch. Only classes

with a diamond () next to the title

are classes that retirees and spouses of

active steelworkers are eligible to

take. Classes without a diamond ()

are for active steelworkers only!

Credit: How Your Credit Scores are Determined Ever wonder how your credit scores are determined? In this two-week informational class, you will learn: * The five factors you must live by to maintain a good score for the rest of your life * That you have more then one credit score that decides your fate * How to fight back through the FDCPA and FCRA against unscrupulous debt collectors who will use any means to take advantage of you. * How important it is to get your free copy of your credit report every year in order to monitor any changes that are affecting your credit scores. You will also receive a booklet of facts filled with the knowledge you need for credit repair, along with letters and dispute sheets. This class is for informational purposes only. If you need credit repair, take my follow-up class, "A Fresh Start", where I will start the credit repair process for you. Start now by getting your free copy of your credit report. Prerequisites: None Thursdays– September 24 to October 1 8:30am-11:30am or 4pm-7pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Dianna Dobos

Credit: A Fresh Start This course will allow you to work with strict confidentiality with the instructor on an individual basis to review your credit standing and get back on track. The instructor, an owner of a credit clean-up business, will personally type all the necessary letters and fill out all the dispute forms to help improve your scores and get you started on the road to credit repair. You will receive a CD of all the letters and dispute forms to allow you to continue the process on your own. Get a “Fresh Start” with your credit and learn how to maintain a positive score for the rest of your life. Prerequisites: YOU MUST TAKE “How Your Scores are Determined” to get this repair. It’s absolutely imperative that you have 3 credit reports to bring with you to class. Thursdays– October 8 to October 29 8:30am-11:30am or 4pm-7pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Dianna Dobos How to Keep Records in a Small Business Keeping good and thorough records in a small business is a must. The business owner must know his/her financial status at all times. This course is designed to teach a simple method to track money coming in and going out of ANY TYPE of business. This information is critical in maintaining accurate financial records for taxation purposes. The course will provide knowledge on developing customer/vendor databases, recording expenses, writing checks, creating sales receipts and invoices, tracking inventory and bills to be paid. DO NOT LOOSE SLEEP OVER WHETHER OR NOT YOUR RECORDS ARE IN ORDER! SPOUSES ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND AT NO CHARGE! Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– September 9 to October 14 8am-10am or 4pm-6pm or 6pm-8pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Scott Williams

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How to Start and Run a Small Business PLANNING BEFORE STARTING IS AN IMPORTANT STEP TOWARD OPERATING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS! Many people have said to me that they wish they would have taken a course like this BEFORE AND NOT AFTER starting a business. This is an introductory course that teaches the basics of starting ANY TYPE of business. The course will focus on licenses/permits required, taxation, expenses you can deduct, insurance, banking, records to keep and legal issues. After you have taken the class, you will clearly understand what is involved in starting a small business. SPOUSES ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND AT NO CHARGE! Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– October 28 to December 9 (No Class November 25) 8am-10am or 4pm-6pm or 6pm-8pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Scott Williams

Taking Stock in Your Life and Finances The course will teach students how to gain an understanding of the markets and how they may affect individuals in their financial growth. Students will learn to make clearer financial decisions based on probabilities of success and reduced risk. Students will also learn: how to trade the stock market, from very basic concepts to more advanced trading strategies; how to build lists of healthy stocks and funds; and lastly, how to have higher probabilities of success with their financial growth. We will practice and develop skills with demo paper accounts, while protecting real money. NOTE: Each class will be taught live, through web conferencing using www.brothercloud.com "Omnipro" Each class will be recorded and will be available for viewing through JobLink's L & O site. Prerequisites: Email account and computer availability for viewing live classes.

Tuesdays– September 1 to October 6 10am-12pm or 4pm-6pm Location: JobLink & Online Instructor: Tom Cook

Understanding and Optimizing Your Investment Choices Have you ever wondered how to decide what mutual funds you should chose for your 401k? Why is buy and hold investing not working for you? Is there a good time to be adding mutual funds to your portfolio? What about market sectors - Technology, Healthcare, Energy and Gold? Learn how to evaluate all market sectors and design a portfolio to meet your financial goals. Join us for the immensely well received Understanding & Optimizing Your Investment Choices. This is the class that everyone is talking about and you can't afford to miss. Plus your spouse can attend with you at no additional charge! No Broker–No Selling–This is an Educational Program! Prerequisites: None

Mon. and Tues.– August 17 to September 1 8am-11am or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Trish Nelson

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Personal Development

Basic Handgun This is an eight-hour course completed in one day, with a one-hour break between classroom and live fire on the range. Students interested in handgun shooting can benefit from this course regardless of their previous experience. Pure beginners to more advanced students will learn from this experience! At the completion of this course you should feel comfortable handling, loading, unloading and firing a handgun, plus hitting your target and having fun. You will also know safe gun handling rules, safe range rules and procedures. All firearms, ammunition, targets, range fees, safety equipment and course materials are included. All instructors are law enforcement certified or NRA certified instructors with many years of experience. Coffee and rolls will be served in the morning and lunch is provided in the afternoon. This course can also be used towards acquiring your concealed carry permit in many different states. Prerequisites: None This class cannot be repeated. Classroom Location: 18200 Chicago Ave, Lansing, IL 60438 (corner of Ridge Rd and Chicago Ave) Range Location: Pelcher's Shooters Supply, 18149 Henry St, Lansing,IL 60438 (corner of Ridge Rd and Henry St). Saturday– October 3 10am-7pm Instructor: Larry Pelcher

Basic Handgun Cleaning and Maintenance This is a three-hour course, completed in one day. All equipment, materials and classroom handouts are provided. Each student is encouraged to bring up to two of their personal handguns, for hands-on instruction for that particular handgun. If the student does not own any handguns we will provide them. All instructors are factory trained and certified gunsmiths with many years of experience. Prerequisites: None This class cannot be repeated. Classroom Location: 18200 Chicago Ave, Lansing, IL 60438 (corner of Ridge Rd and Chicago Ave) Wednesday– October 14 6pm-9pm Instructor: Larry Pelcher

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Easy Guitar-Play the Eagles If you are looking for a fun and exciting guitar class then Easy Guitar Play the Eagles is for you. You'll learn chords and solos to classic tunes like Take It Easy, Hotel California and Lyin' Eyes and will be able to choose your favorite Eagles tune for the class to learn. Have Fun! Play Guitar! Prerequisites: Student must have taken a previous guitar class or have the instructor’s permission.

Mondays– August 24 to November 23 (No Class September 7 and 14) 12pm-1pm or 4pm-5pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Eric Lambert

Guitar Refresher If you've taken a JobLink guitar class or have played the guitar and have taken a break from it, you'll be right at home in Guitar Refresher. Award winning instructor Eric Lambert will have you back in shape in no time using a number of left hand and right hand exercises, songs, chord progressions and timing exercises. This class is easy, fun and rewarding and will prepare you for classes like Play the Beatles and Play the Eagles. Have fun! Play guitar! Student must have taken a previous guitar class or have the instructor’s permission. Mondays– August 24 to November 23 (No Class September 7 and 14) 11am-12pm or 3pm-4pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Eric Lambert

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Active Steelworker Registration Begins

Monday, August 3,

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Learn to Play the Piano/Keyboard—Level 1 Learning and playing the piano/keyboard can open up an incredible door of creativity for you, as well as a fulfilling life of music making. Learn from an instructor with over 35 years of playing experience. This class will take someone who is new or with little experience, through a solid foundation of music theory and the basics of piano/keyboard playing. This class will also cover and teach you the basic chords along with chord progressions. Knowledge of Chords will eventually assist you in learning to accompany other instruments, as well as singing along. This class can serve as the beginning of your musical journey. Prerequisites: None Thursdays– August 27 to November 5 First 5 weeks: 10am-11:15am or 4:45pm-6pm Last 5 weeks: 10am-12pm or 4:45pm-6:45pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Frances Zahariadis Learn to Play the Piano/Keyboard—Level 2 This class is a continuation of Learning to Play the Piano/Keyboard -Level 1. Students will continue to learn more music theory, which will give them the ability to play a wider variety of songs. Additional notes and techniques will be introduced, giving students the opportunity to play songs with fuller sounds. Prerequisites: Student must have taken Learn to Play the Piano/Keyboard-Level 1 or have equivalent knowledge. Thursdays– August 27 to November 5 8:30am-9:45am or 3:30pm-4:45pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Frances Zahariadis Piano/Keyboard Open Lab The purpose of this lab is to reacquaint students with the piano/keyboard by giving them the opportunity to ask questions and also address possible challenges they may be facing. The instructor will have extra materials and exercises available to help you focus on piano skills that need strengthening. This class is available to past piano/keyboarding students and is a great opportunity to prepare you for the next level of piano/keyboarding. Prerequisites: Student must have taken Learn to Play the Piano/Keyboard-Level 1 or have equivalent knowledge. Thursdays– November 12 to December 17 (No Class November 26) 10am-11:30am or 3pm-4:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Frances Zahariadis

Sport/Private Pilot Ground School Course Student will receive a Cessna Pilot Kit that includes a complete syllabus for the Sport/Private Pilot Course. Each student will complete a lab at home before the class session with a group lab discussion and lecture to occur in class. The student will be required to take an FAA Knowledge Test upon completion of the ground school (to be taken at Eagle Aircraft by appointment). This course requires dedicated home self study as well as classroom attendance. Prerequisites: None Mondays and Wednesdays September 21 to November 18 9am-11:30am or 6pm-8:30pm Location: Eagle Aircraft 4001 Murvihill Rd. Valparaiso, IN Instructor: Scott Ferguson

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Restricted Personal Development

Out of your $2,000 a year customized course allowance, you can only use

$1,250 per year on restricted personal development classes.

After taking two restricted personal development classes, participants must take

one non-restricted class before taking another restricted

personal development class.

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Live & Online

Room D Room E Door 5

Mon.

Guitar Refresher 8/24 to 11/23

11am-12pm or 3-4pm Easy Guitar Eagles

8/24 to 11/23 12-1pm or 4-5pm

No class on 9/7 & 9/14

Simple Database

for Everyone 9/21 to 11/2

9am-12pm or 3-6pm

Tues.

Weight Watchers

8/25 to 11/10 3:30-4:30pm

Taking Stock in Your Life

9/1 to 10/6 10am-12pm or 4-6pm

JobLink Book Club

9/8, 10/6, 11/17 3:15 –5:00pm

Wed.

Wireless Security Cameras-Mini class

10/28 to 11/11 C++ Programming for

Beginners 11/18 to12/16

9am-12pm or 3-6pm

Yoga Basics

8/26 to 10/28 Yoga for Joint Care

11/4 to 12/9 10-11:15am or 3-4:15pm or

4:30-5:45pm

Thurs.

MTE Prep 8/27 to 12/3

9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm No class on 11/26/15

3D Printing 9/24 to 11/5

Veterans Benefits 11/12

Veterans: Filing Forms 11/19

10am-12pm or 3:30-5:30pm

Windows 10 Mini Class 12/3 to 12/17

9am-12pm or 3-6pm

Fri.

Yoga Basics Continued 8/28 to 12/18

3-4:15pm No class on 11/27/15

Sat.

Room F Door 5

Lab I Door 5

Lab II

Door 5

Lab III Door 7

Lab IV/V

Door 15

Understanding & Optimizing Your Investment Choices

8/17 –9/1 8-11am or 3:30-6:30pm

Learn to Fly

a Quadcopter 11/9 to 12/14

9am-1pm or 3-7pm

Bushel of Fall Container

9/21/15 9-10:30am or 3-4:30pm

Winter Container Garden 11/30/15 3-4:30pm

Beds & Bunk Beds

9/14 to 12/14 9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm

Small Engine I

10/12 to 12/14 9am-12pm or 2:30-5:30pm

Understanding & Optimizing

Your Investment Choices 8/17-9/1

8-11 am or 3:30-6:30pm Social Security & Medicare

11/10/15 10am-12pm or 3:30-5:30pm

Fix My Mobile Device

9/8 to 10/6 Build My Computer

10/13 to 11/10 Laptops A-Z

11/17 to 12/15 9am-1pm or 3-7pm

Residential Wiring

10/13 to 12/1/15 8-11am or 3:30-6:30pm

Build a Snare Drum

9/15 to 12/15/15 9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm

Auto Detail 9/22 to 11/10 9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm

Hands -on Remodeling 8/19 to 9/3

9am-1pm or 2-6pm Fix My Computer

9/2 to 9/30 9am-1pm or 3-7pm

Installing a Electric

Vehicle Charging Station 10/14 to 11/4

8-11am or 3:30-6:30pm

Woodworking Open Lab

9/15 to 12/16 9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm

Motorcycle Maintenance 9/2 to 12/16

9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm

Audio Recording

9/24 to 12/17/15 9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm

No class on 11/26/15

Hands -on Remodeling 8/19 to 9/3

9am-1pm or 2-6pm

Burglar Alarm Systems

9/10 to 10/15 2014 NEC Code Class

11/5/15 9:30am-12:30pm or

3:30-6:30pm

Build a Kitchen Cart

9/10 to 11/5 Installing Wood Floors

11/12 to 12/10 9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm

No class on 11/26/15

Winter Container Garden

12/4/15 10-11:30am

Open Lab: Guitar, Bass,

& String Instrument 11/7 to 11/21

Build Your Own Cigar Box Instrument

12/5 to 12/19 9am-1pm or 2:30-6:30pm

Leon Lynch Learning

Center

John Hartman Room —

(Computer Classes)

L&O Room

Mon.

Identity Theft Seminar 8/24/15

8-10am or 3:30-5:30pm

Common Tablet Repairs

8/24 to 9/2 7:30-10:30am or 7-10pm

Upgrade Windows 10 9/14 to 9/28

Computer for $35 called Raspberry Pi 10/5 to 11/2

Get MagicJack Plus 11/30 /15

8-10:30am or 7-9:30pm

Tues.

Free & Low Cost Alternatives to

Satellite & Cable 9/1 to 9/8

8-10:30am or 7-9:30pm Intro to Apple Computer Using

Yosemite OS 11/3 to 11/24

8-10:30am or 4-6:30pm or 7-9:30pm Virus Protection Workshop

12/8 /15 7:30-10:30am or 7-10pm

MTM Prep 9/8 to 12/8

9am-12pm or 3:30-6:30pm

Wed.

Fitness for Life 9/2 to 10/7

7:30-8:30am or 3:30-4:30pm or 7:30-8:30pm

Start & Run a Small Business 10/28 to 12/9

8-10am or 4-6pm or 6-8pm No class on 11/25/15

How to Keep Records in a Small Bus.

9/9 to 10/14 8-10am or 4-6pm or 6-8pm Common Tablet Repairs

8/24 to 9/2 7:30-10:30am or 7-10pm

Microsoft Excel

11/11 to 12/9 8-10:30am or 7-9:30pm No class on 11/25/15

Thurs.

Piano/Keyboard Level 1 8/27 to 11/5 No class on 9/17/15

10-11:15am or 4:45-6pm (last 5 weeks will meet 45 mins. longer)

Piano/keyboard Level 2- No class 9/17/15 8/27 to 11/5

8:30-9:45am or 3:30-4:45pm Piano/keyboard Open Lab

11/12 to 12/17 10-11:30am or 3-4:30pm

No class on 11/26/15

Create Your Own iOS or Droid Apps

10/1 to 11/19 8-10:30am or 4-6:30pm or 7-9:30pm

Credit: How Your Credit Scores

are Determined 9/24 to 10/1

Credit: Fresh Start

10/8 to 10/29 8:30-11:30am or 4-7pm

Business Planning II

8/27 to 10/15 Business Planning III

10/22 to 12/17 8-10am or 4-6pm or 6-8pm

No class on 11/26/15

Fri.

Upgrade Windows 10 12/4 to 12/18

8-10:30am or 7-9:30pm

Live and

Online

Health and Fitness

Fitness for Life Fitness for Life is a comprehensive program on how to live a healthy lifestyle through proper nutrition, supplementation and exercise. Each student will receive a complimentary body composition test and fitness assessment. Each student will also receive a personal training session once a month for 12 months. If your ready to get in shape, this is the program for you. Prerequisites: None This class cannot be repeated. Wednesdays– September 2 to October 7 7:30am-8:30am or 3:30pm-4:30pm or 7:30pm-8:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: Denny Finnearty

Fitness Solutions I Fitness Solutions at Work is a 12-week program that focuses on the three main aspects of wellness: nutrition, exercise and behavioral modification. Students will learn how to develop a personalized eating plan, focusing on portion sizes and counting fat grams. The first hour of class will be a group nutritional meeting with a weekly weigh-in to maintain accountability. The second hour of class will be a functional, high-energy training class for all levels in a group setting. SGTraining creates engagement, motivation and accountability. Students will be able to use Franciscan Omni Health & Fitness in Chesterton and Schererville with unlimited SGTraining for 12 weeks. Each class is approximately 120 minutes and will be led by a Certified Fitness Professional. All classes will be located at Franciscan Omni Health & Fitness Schererville. Prerequisites: Fitness Assessment prior to starting class. Assessment date on-site at JobLink is Thursday, August 20th, 2015. This class cannot be repeated. Mondays– August 24 to November 16 (No Class September 7) 9:30am-11:30am or 4pm-6pm Location: Omni Health and Fitness 221 US Hwy. 41, Suite A Schererville, IN 46375 Instructor: Erin Mauch Fitness Solutions II This 12-week program is a continuation of Fitness Solutions at Work I. It consists of 12 new weight management sessions and 12 new fitness training sessions help at Franciscan Omni Health & Fitness in Schererville. Each week participants will meet with an instructor to discuss different topics of nutrition (i.e., food guide pyramid, time management, plateau’s, etc…) In addition to nutrition education, participants will learn and discuss different elements of physical activity such as progression, HR training, avoiding burnout and more. They will partake in functional, high energy training sessions led by the instructor. Each class will be approximately 120 minutes in length. This program also gives participants full access to Franciscan Omni Health & Fitness Chesterton and Schererville for the 12-week duration of class with unlimited use of SGTraining and Group Exercise Classes. Prerequisites: Fitness Solutions at Work I. This class cannot be repeated. Thursdays– August 27 to November 12 9:30am-11:30am or 3:30pm-5:30pm Location: Omni Health and Fitness 221 US Hwy. 41, Suite A Schererville, IN 46375 Instructor: Deb Battreall

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In order for a spouse of an active

steelworker to take a class, the active

local 1010 or 1011 member must

have taken AND completed a class

BEFORE the spouse can register. This

must be done every year for the

spouse to be eligible to take classes at

JobLink or Leon Lynch. Only classes

with a diamond () next to the title

are classes that retirees and spouses

of active steelworkers are eligible to

take. Classes without a diamond ()

are for active steelworkers only!

Karate Martial Arts Level 1 Self Defense This eight-week course will instruct the participants in a number of possible self-defense situations. Repeated practice of these techniques will develop a sense of self-confidence and increased mental awareness. Students will learn to be street smart and to use their surroundings to their advantage. Students will learn the stances, blocks, and various striking techniques common to most styles of self-defense. Sets of light exercise will help alleviate the stresses of every day life. Students will gain increased flexibility and improved cardiovascular fitness. This course will be conducted by The Olympic Karate Schools. Prerequisites: None Tuesdays and Thursdays– August 25 to December 10 (No Class Nov. 26, Dec. 24, Jan. 1) 9:15am-10:15am or 6:30pm to 7:30pm Location: Olympic Health and Fitness 3651 Randolph St, Hobart, IN 46342 Instructor: John Nemtuda

Martial Arts Better your body and mind while learning to defend yourself. This class is structured to benefit people willing to work hard, yet caters to individuals who lack mobility. You will learn techniques from TeA-shiDo, Shorin Ryu, Tae Kwon Do and Jujitsu all in a relaxed environment. For more advanced students, the class will put together self-defense and karate moves with flowing motions. Prerequisites: None Saturdays and Mondays– August 29 to December 14 (No Class September 7) 8:45am-9:45am or 7:45pm-8:45pm Location: Barron’s Martial Arts 2841 Highway Ave Highland, IN 46322 Instructor: Robert Barron

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Active Steelworker Registration Begins

Monday, August 3,

Weight Watchers Weight Watchers helps you change your relationship with food for good. Weight Watchers has been named #1 by US News five years in a row. Members have a private confidential weigh in and attend weekly meetings to learn skills to lose weight and keep it off without giving up all the foods they love. Accountability and support are key to member success. Members receive program materials, an online voucher for eTools, the online program companion and apps that make staying on plan easy and convenient. A new feature is a 24/7 Expert Chat that gives in-between meeting support anytime anywhere. Another new feature includes personalized menus for however you eat: Gluten Free, Low Carb, (virtually) No Cook, or Vegetarian. Fitbit is now compatible with Weight Watchers so it can sync with your eTools. JobLink will also provide each new participant a Starter Kit that is equivalent to a tool kit that helps you get a quick start to embrace the program ($30 value). No special foods required which makes Weight Watchers very affordable to follow. Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– August 25 to November 10 3:30pm-4:30pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Kathy Long

Yoga Basics See what the many benefits that practicing yoga can provide for you. Many of your co-workers have tried it and keep coming back session after session. See how much better your body feels and performs with increased flexibility, balance, core strength and better range of motion. You'll also benefit from relaxing breathing techniques and stress relief. Many participants have reported pain relief and overall sense of reduced body aches and strains. Instructor with over 15 years of teaching experience provides many modifications for beginners and those with injuries and physical limitations. NO prior yoga experience required, beginners welcome. Bring your spouse - many couples have found it to be a great bonding and fun class to participate in together. Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– August 26 to October 28 10am-11:15am or 3pm-4:15pm or 4:30pm-5:45pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Dave Potesta Yoga Basics Continued Many participants are excited to experience the increased results of doing yoga twice a week. See what practicing yoga regularly can do for you. Many of your co-workers have tried it and keep coming back session after session. Instructor with over 15 years of teaching experience provides many modifications for beginners and those with injuries and physical limitations.NO prior yoga experience required, beginners welcome. Note: This class only meets in the afternoon. Prerequisites: None Fridays– August 28 to December 18 (No Class November 27) 3pm-4:15pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Dave Potesta

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Yoga for Joint Care Along with yoga basics, this class will focus on the strengthening of your joints for pain relief. Experience how yoga can help you with joint flexibility and with decreasing joint pain. Instructor with over 15 years of teaching experience provides many modifications for beginners and those with injuries and physical limitations. No prior yoga experience required - beginners welcome! Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– November 4 to December 9 10am-11:15am or 3pm-4:15pm or 4:30pm-5:45pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Dave Potesta

Zumba and Zumba Step This multi-level Zumba class is great for all levels. Beginners will learn the foundation and formula of Zumba as well as the basic steps to the 4 basic rhythms (Merengue , Salsa , Cumbia , Reggaeton), and then learn how to put these easy steps together into four or five songs. The benefits of this class may help you to lose weight , lower blood pressure, have better joint and muscle movement , also help with reducing stress levels so that the body can reduce cortisone levels! These are only a few of the health benefits of Zumba and Zumba Step. Everyone may work at their own pace while feeling as if they are having a blast while improving their fitness level and health. So what are you waiting for COME JOIN THE PARTY!!

Mondays or Wednesdays– August 24 to October 14 (No Class September 7) 9:30am-10:30am or 6:15pm-7:15pm Location: Olympic Health and Fitness 3651 Randolph St, Hobart, IN 46342 Instructor: Jill Nemtuda

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Computer 3D Printing Printing in 3D is an exciting new addition to our technological capabilities. In this class, we'll define what 3D printing is, why it's gotten so much attention as of late and what its potential could be. We'll teach you exactly how to model a 3D hand-held, print-ready, object using only free tools, with no prior experience necessary. Additionally, you'll learn how to print in 3D from a sketch. We'll also discuss designing your project with free software options. We will walk you through the next steps from model to product to get your design printed - what pricing to expect, how it works and where to get it done. You can create your object on one of our printers in the classroom, for free! Prerequisites: None Thursdays– September 24 to November 5 9am-12pm or 3pm-6pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

A Computer for $35 Called Raspberry Pi The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. It’s capable of doing everything you’d expect a desktop computer to do, from browsing the Internet and playing high-definition video, to making spreadsheets, wordprocessing, and playing games. Because it has an ARMv7 processor, it can run the full range of ARM GNU/Linux distributions, including Snappy Ubuntu Core, as well as Microsoft Windows 10. Attend this class to see the Raspberry Pi uses; every person in this class will get a Raspberry Pi 2 computer to use in class and to keep at the completion of class. Prerequisites: None Mondays– October 5 to November 2 8am-10:30am or 7pm-9:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis

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If space is available, any class with a

diamond () next to the title is a class open to spouses of active Local 1010 and 1011 and retired Local 1010 and 1011 steelworkers. Classes without a

diamond next to them are for active steelworkers only!

Build My Computer When you build your own personal computer, you will work with your instructor to select each component, based on your specifications of performance, style, capacity and budget. Hand building a computer helps teach the fundamentals of how a computer works and because you built it, you will be better prepared to maintain your new computer. There really is something to be said for the personal satisfaction that goes with building YOUR computer with the components YOU choose. Just ask the 250+ steelworkers who have already built theirs. We will show you how to build a system for video and picture editing, music, gaming, home theater, Internet surfing or whatever! We'll guide you through each step to help you build a budget system or the system of your dreams. Your instructor has multiple US Patents in computer design and has helped 100's of students build their very own personal computers. Why not build yours this time? Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– October 13 to November 10 9am-1pm or 3pm-7pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

C++ Programming for Beginners This is a fast-paced introductory course to the C++ programming language. It is intended for those with little or no programming background. Lecture material includes a variety of good coding practices, code documentation, code formatting, avoiding common errors and debugging techniques. This course is structured as one hour of lecture per week and two hours of C++ programming labs per week to provide a highly interactive “learn by doing” experience. You will receive instructions on how to download and setup your home computer with free C++ development tools to continue your assignments outside of class as well. Prerequisites: None

Wednesdays– November 18 to December 16 9am-12pm or 3pm-6pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

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Active Steelworker Registration Begins

Monday, August 3,

Common Tablet Repairs Tablet screens can crack if they get accidently dropped or knocked, often leaving the owner with the choice of a potentially expensive professional repair or throwing the item away. When tablet batteries go bad most people purchase another tablet. Not you!! Come to this class and see how you can perform common tablet repairs, such as cracked screen or LCD replacement, battery replacement, power connector issues just to name a few. You will work on iPads, Samsung Tablets, Surface tablets, and other popular tablets in this class and see how to properly disassemble and replace common components. Bring in your own damaged tablets to work on. Prerequisites: None Mondays and Wednesdays– August 24 to September 2 7:30am-10:30am or 7pm-10pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis Create Your Own iOS or Droid Apps This class will teach you to build and design professional native apps for both iOS and Android with little or no programming knowledge. This class will show you how to use programs that use a drag-and-drop interface method for creation of your app. You can design the app in your own unique style and choose your navigation paths, colors, fonts and icons, taking complete control of layout and watching your progress using a previewer. Test your app as you build it and check its progress on your computer, mobile or tablet. Once your app is fully tested and ready to go, we will show you how to publish and promote your app and what the common fees are for publishing. Prerequisites: None Thursdays– October 1 to November 19 8am-10:30am or 4pm-6:30pm or 7pm-9:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis

Fix My Computer Save money! Discover the steps needed to diagnose basic computer problems and make the repairs yourself. Bring your computer (or a friend’s, neighbor’s, etc.) and learn the basics of troubleshooting and repairing computers. We will talk in plain language about hardware, software, bugs, viruses, updates and other issues that can drive most users nutty. You will perform preventive maintenance using free tools to keep your computer problem free. A great class for those who don’t know much about PCs and for those who do. Take this class instead of spending too much at a repair shop! Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– September 2 to September 30 9am-1pm or 3pm-7pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

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Fix My Mobile Device or Phone Broken screen on your phone or tablet? You can fix it. Cracked hinge or case? You can fix it. 100% of this class is hands-on repair work! Weak battery? You can fix it. Students do not need a mobile device to take this course. You can learn on one of ours or bring in a friend’s. A great class for those who don’t know much about mobile devices and even for those who do. Students will learn to diagnose, troubleshoot, repair and upgrade tablets (Xoom, iPod, iPad, galaxy, etc.) and smartphones. These special devices require different techniques than computers to be successfully repaired and maintained. Save big bucks and fix it yourself! Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– September 8 to October 6 9am-1pm or 3pm-7pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles Free and Low Cost Alternatives for Watching TV and Movies Why pay for cable TV or Satellite anymore? Hundreds of thousands of movies and millions of hours of television—not to mention the daily news, live sports, comedy stand-up specials, network and television shows—all this content and much more is available via the Internet. Throw in media streamers like, Apple TV and Roku, and there's just no question that the online alternatives to cable are more exciting than cable ever has been. We will even explore over the air antennas and amaze you at how much free TV is available. Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– September 1 to September 8 8am-10:30am or 7pm-9:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis

Get MagicJack Plus or Other Phone Services and Replace Your Land Line Do you want to save hundreds of dollars per year on phone bills? Then replace your current land line with the MagicJack Plus system. If you have Internet at home you can use it to make free phone calls in the US. With this new Plus system you no longer need a computer running to use the MagicJack system. You can now plug the system directly to your router, also now you can transfer your current phone number. It even includes Smartphone application. MagicJack Plus service has received rave reviews and many people think it is the best call quality they have ever heard. The MagicJack Plus has added high definition voice, free directory assistance, call waiting, voicemail and caller ID. Come to class and see the 2011 Product of the Year in action. We will also look at other services like OOMA, Net10, and others and compare services and pricing. Prerequisites: None

Monday– November 30 8am-10:30am or 7pm-9:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis Intro to Apple Computer Using Yosemite OS Have you ever wanted to try the Apple computer system? You have probably heard a lot of wonderful things about the Apple computer, or you may have thought of switching over to an Apple computer. Do you own one, but you need some instruction on using it? If so, this is the class for you! We will cover all of the basics of file and setting management, along with intro tutorials on the programs that come packaged with a new Apple computer. This class will introduce you to the world of Apple computing with hands on experience with Macs in our lab or bring your own Mac to class if you prefer. Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– November 3 to November 24 8am-10:30am or 4pm-6:30pm or 7pm-9:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis

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Laptop Computers A to Z Students will learn to diagnose, troubleshoot, repair and upgrade laptops. These special computers require different techniques than desktop computers to be successfully repaired. You will fix broken screens, bad drives, dead batteries, etc. We can help you upgrade your old XP or Vista based laptop to Windows 7 or 8.1 using a rocket fast SSD (Solid State Hard Drive). Also covered will be the techniques used by manufacturers to design and construct a modern laptop. 100% hands-on lab work! Students do not need a laptop to take this course. A great class for anyone who owns a laptop or is in the market for a new laptop. Prerequisites: None Tuesdays– November 17 to December 15 9am-1pm or 3pm-7pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

Learn to Fly a Quadcopter Quadcopters (or drones) have been around for many years. People everywhere are redefining business and hobbies with their help - from professional photographers, to big wave surfers, right through to Amazon and Google. This unique class will open up the possibilities of drone flying. In this hands-on class with instructor- provided vehicles and with a maximum of eight students in the class, you’ll be flying within the first two classes. You’ll develop your skills as a pilot indoors before moving outdoors - and you’ll receive footage of your flight in action. Your class will include: Flight lessons - learning introductory knowledge about how to fly quadcopters, including takeoff and landing Basics of quadcopters, including repairs How to fly your drone safely and legally within today’s complex regulations Flying and maneuvering around obstacles Prerequisites: None Mondays– November 9 to December 14 9am-1pm or 3pm-7pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

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PLEASE NOTE:

Each participant's account will have a full deduction for a course that is NOT dropped

BEFORE the start date. So, please make sure you contact your career development office

before the start date of your class if you are unable to attend.

Microsoft Excel—Introduction This class introduces the skills necessary for productive development of workbooks. It includes tasks to explore Excel, create simple formulas, copy and move data, and print worksheets. The student will also learn how to work with ranges and use the Office assistant, basic workbook skills, and page setup. This class covers basic skills needed to prepare worksheets for publication. It includes tasks to format numbers, text, and cells. Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– November 11 to December 9 No Class November 25) 8am-10:30am or 7pm-9:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis Hands-on Remodeling Join Bill Needles and be part of the remodeling and modernizing of our computer lab. This free class is open to all participants and will feature complete demo of the existing cabinets and installation of new modern workbenches, shelving systems and upgraded networking and lighting. Prerequisites: None

Wednesdays and Thursdays– August 19 to September 3 9am-1pm or 2pm-6pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

Simple Databases for Everyone Have you ever wanted to keep track of your personal collection of just about anything? With free database tools you will learn how to build tables, forms, reports and charts and write basic software queries and that allow you to quickly organize and search for items in your personal database. Maybe you want to inventory and track your antiques or tools, record albums, family videos, sports equipment and investments. You could create a simple catalog of recipes or personal contacts for label printing, etc. You will have your very first database up and running in just a few hours. A great way to get even more value from your computer. No previous database experience is needed. Prerequisites: Working knowledge of Windows, installing software and using the Internet. Mondays– September 21 to November 2 9am-12pm or 3pm-6pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles Upgrade to Windows 10 Windows 10 is launching in PCs, laptops, tablets and even phones. It’s a brand-new operating system. You may be able to upgrade your existing Windows system for free, if you currently have a Windows 7 or 8 system. If you skipped the Windows 8 upgrade, have a Windows 8 system, or are thinking of purchasing a computer system or tablet in 2015, you should attend this class and educate yourself on Windows 10. This class will show you how to use the Windows 10 interface and new features, and what you will need to upgrade your system. Prerequisites: None Mondays– September 14 to September 28 or Fridays– December 4 to December 18 8am-10:30am or 7pm-9:30pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis

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Virus Protection Workshop With hundreds of new computer viruses every month, keeping anti-virus software up-to-date has never been so important. Despite this, the average computer user is usually unaware their workstation has been infected until they start to suffer the consequences of an attack from a virus, worm or Trojan horse. This workshop gives attendees an opportunity to gain hands-on experience of viruses. It also presents practical methods to reduce and contain virus infections. This class will also show you how to get a free virus checker for your home PC. Prerequisites: None Tuesday– December 8 7:30am-10:30am or 7pm-10pm Location: Leon Lynch Instructor: George Zahariadis Windows 10 Mini Class Windows 10 is a complete overhaul of the Windows operating system. If you are purchasing a new computer after Fall 2015 it will have Windows 10 pre-installed. We can help you through the transition in this class. Covered topics will be the new features of Windows 10, comparisons between Windows 7/8.1 and Windows 10 and what is missing in Windows 10. Learn how to receive your free copy of Windows 10 in this class. Prerequisites: None Thursdays– December 3 to December 17 9am-12pm or 3pm-6pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

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Wireless Security Cameras—Mini Class Wireless security cameras are inexpensive and easy to install and configure. There is no reason to pay a service provider $30 or more per month per camera to rent you security cameras. Attend this hands on class and learn to select and setup your own cameras quickly. We will show you how to use your smartphone or tablet to monitor your cameras too! Prerequisites: None Wednesdays– October 28 to November 11 9am-12pm or 3pm-6pm Location: JobLink Instructor: Bill Needles

Active Steelworker Registration Begins

Monday, August 3,

We go to great pains to make sure that everything in this Schedule of Classes is accurate and up to date.

However, anything can happen. Please note that class times and dates are subject to change at any time. In the event of a time change, date change, or

course cancellation, we will try to the best to notify you in advance.

Thank you for your cooperation!

Off-Site

Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are increasing in use and all PLC technicians must be familiar with the fundamentals of programming, application, and troubleshooting. This class provides a solid foundation in PLC theory, installation, programming, operation, and troubleshooting. This course includes your very own PLC Instructional Component Set specifically designed to provide self-study learners a hands-on training experience. This on-line course is designed to enable you to work from home on your own computer at your own time. Prerequisites: None Monday, September 21, 2015 to Sunday, December 20, 2015 Location: At Home on Your Own Computer Intermediate Programmable Logic Controllers This course enhances the Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers course. Students are introduced to the basic theory, operation and programming of programmable logic controller's simulation software that emulates processes on the shop floor. Programming examples are demonstrated as well as set-up examples, troubleshooting and PLC timing, counting, arithmetic, logic and sequencers. Prerequisites: Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers Monday, September 21, 2015 to Sunday, December 20, 2015 Location: At Home on Your Own Computer

Professional Presence (IVYT-197) This one-credit class provides students with the opportunity to develop a professional presence in business and social settings. Topics include professional communication, proper etiquette and job attainment skills. This course satisfies the general education life skills requirement for the technical certificate and associate degree programs at Ivy Tech Community College. Prerequisites: None Mondays– October 19 to December 7 8am-11am or 3:30pm-6:30pm Location: USS Career Development 1221 E Ridge Road Gary, Indiana 46409 Instructor: Robert Smith

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TAP-Cell Phone Repair Technician Wednesday—September 2 to November 4

Recovering Images from Memory Cards and Memory Sticks

Tuesday and Wednesday—August 25 to August 26

PC Building 2015 Edition Mondays—November 9 to November 23

Upgrade Your Laptop Thursdays—August 27 to September 24

Interested?!

Please Note: These classes are only available to ACTIVE steelworkers.

Just call or visit your career development center to register!

Local 1010 (JobLink) students call 219.399.8135/ 8136

Local 1010 (Riverdale) students call 708.392.1083

Local 1011 (Leon Lynch) students call 219.398.9363 ext. 112

Computer Classes

at McBride Hall 1301 Texas St. Gary, IN 46402

Mission Statement To provide support of the education, training, and

personal development of the employees of ArcelorMittal, who are represented by Local 1010 of

the United Steelworkers. JobLink’s programs are jointly managed by the company and the union

through the Local Joint Committee, in accordance with the guiding principles of the Collective

Bargaining Agreement and the policies established by the Institute for Career Development.

Office Hours Monday through Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

JobLink’s Subcommittee Steve Wagner, USW Local 1010 Representative

Marcia Taylor, JobLink Coordinator Roger Hughes, ArcelorMittal Company Rep.

Don Seifert, USW Local 1010 Training Coordinator

Restricted Classes Out of your $2,000 a year customized course

allowance, you can only use $1,250 per year on restricted personal development classes.

Customized Courses Each participant is limited to $2,000 annually for courses in this category. These are the classes created by the learning centers specifically for steelworkers. Nearly all of the classes in this

category are advertised in our catalogs.

Tuition Assistance Program The Tuition Assistance Program allows steelworkers to attend colleges and schools of their own choice as

long as the schools are accredited institutions of post-secondary education or are recognized by a

state board of vocational education. The benefit will pay $1,800 in tuition assistance.

Issuance 14 Students who have an educational and career goal in mind and need more than $1,800 yearly to achieve

those goals should apply for Issuance 14. If the student has a specific goal in mind, they have to

create an educational development plan and apply for the combination of these funds. If approved, a

steelworker may be eligible for up to $3,800 yearly.

Issuance 15 The ICD policy “Issuance 15” allows retirees

access to tuition assistance if: That retiree has begun a career goal using TAP, has retired within the last 12

months, and if there is money available from the previous year’s tuition

assistance budget.

Look for the If space is available, any class with a diamond () next to the title is a class that Local 1010 and 1011 spouses and retirees are eligible to take. Classes

without a diamond () next to it are for active steelworkers only!

Information Mailing Address: 3210 Watling, MC 7-200,

East Chicago, Indiana 46312 Physical Address: 3333 Michigan Avenue,

East Chicago, Indiana 46312 Web Address: www.bkjoblink.org

General Information (219) 399-8135 or 399-8136 Marcia Taylor, Coordinator

(219) 399-8134 Steve Wagner, USW Local 1010 Representative

(219) 398-3100 ext. 113 Roger Hughes, ArcelorMittal Company Rep.

(219) 399-4699 JobLink Fax (219) 399-8137

1. Online Register online at bkjoblink.org 2. Phone-in Call our office Mondays through Thursdays between 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or Fridays between 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at (219) 399-8135/8136. 3. Walk-in Stop by our office Mondays through Thursdays between 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or Fridays between 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Please Note: Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration begins at 8:30

a.m. Registration for off-site and T.A.P. classes can only be accepted in-person.

If you are Active Local 1010 Active Local 1010 Active Local 1010 there are

Ken Bogucki Utilities 5 A/C

Carl Brisco #2 S.P.

Frank Falardeau 80” Hot Strip

Yolande Dennis-Sobkowicz Training

Bob Guevara Training

Kevin Kelly Indiana Harbor Coke

Marylou Mamrila 3Cold Strip

Tom McDaniel Machine Shop

Edgar McHaskell Retired/SOAR

Paulette Mezo 80” Hot Strip

Robert Murray #2 S.P.

Michael Nelson #4 S.P.

Everett Payne 7 Blast Furnace

Dan Quiroz Elec. Furnace

John Shultz 3 Cold Strip

Joe Somodi Sinter Plant

Genfu Tai R & D

Jerry Torres Training

John Walker #4 S.P.

Mission Statement The Leon Lynch Learning Center career development program is established to

prepare the Steelworker for opportunities outside the employment of the steel mill and

making them a more rounded individual.

Office Hours Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Leon Lynch’s Local Joint Committee

Mariano “Chief” Flores, USW Local 1011 Co-Chair

Roger Hughes, ArcelorMittal Company Rep. Larry Smith, Coordinator

Sharon Perkins, Local 1011 Shaun Sanchez, ArcelorMittal

Restricted Classes Out of your $2,000 a year customized course

allowance, you can only use $1,250 per year on restricted personal development classes.

Customized Courses Each participant is limited to $2,000 annually for courses in this category. These are the classes created by the learning centers specifically for steelworkers. Nearly all of the classes in this

category are advertised in our catalogs.

Tuition Assistance Program The Tuition Assistance Program allows

steelworkers to attend colleges and schools of their own choice as long as the schools are

accredited institutions of post-secondary education or are recognized by a state board of

vocational education. The benefit will pay $1,800 in tuition assistance.

Issuance 14 Students who have an educational and career

goal in mind and need more than $1,800 yearly to achieve those goals should apply for Issuance

14. If the student has a specific goal in mind, they have to create an educational development plan and apply for the combination of these funds. If

approved, a steelworker may be eligible for up to $3,800 yearly.

Issuance 15 The ICD policy “Issuance 15” allows retirees

access to tuition assistance if: That retiree has begun a career goal using TAP, has retired within

the last 12 months, and if there is money available from the previous year’s tuition

assistance budget.

Look for the If space is available, any class with a diamond

() next to the title is a class that Local 1011 and 1010 spouses and retirees are eligible to take.

Classes without a diamond () next to it are for active steelworkers only!

Information Address: 1410 Broadway Avenue,

East Chicago, Indiana 46312 Web Address: www.ihlearningcenter.org

Larry Smith, Coordinator (219) 398-9363

Macario Gallegos, Admin. Assist. (219) 398-9363 ext. 112

(219) 688-0627 (cell) Mariano “Chief” Flores (219) 398-3150 ext. 19 Roger Hughes, ArcelorMittal Company Rep.

(219) 399-4699 Leon Lynch Fax (219) 354-0853

1. Online Register online at ihlearningcenter.org 2. Phone-in Call our office Mondays through Fridays between 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at (219) 398-9363 ext. 112 or fax enrollment to (219) 354-0853. 3. Walk-in Stop by our office Mondays through Fridays between 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

If you are Active Local 1011 Active Local 1011 Active Local 1011 there are

Tom Debold Electric Shop

Joe Poplas Utilities

Arron Morales Tractor Repair (HS)

John Yagelski Caster

Keith Schwandt BOF

Harold Johnson Utilities

Guy Weiss Training Coordinator

Jerry Lewandowski Safety

Andy Chavez Coating Safety

Isabell Sundin Safety / 84"

Cheri Warnke Coating

Sherry Lane 84 HS

Nelson Franco Motor Pool

Stana Krause 84HS

Anthony Pentangelo 84 HS

Brian Hernandez Cold Roll

James Hemphill Training

Don Heaver Steel Producing

Ken Matusiak Col Roll

Ken Bandy 84 HS

Mike Crague 84 HS

Bernard Baltrushaitis Steel Producing

Don Gumbiner Crane Repair

Delores Zawacki Utilities

Dennis Lawrence Utilities

Office Hours Monday through Friday

7:00 am to 3:00 pm

Information General Information (708) 392-1083

Fax (708) 392-1193

Mailing Address 13500 South Perry Avenue

Riverdale, IL 60827

Riverdale’s Local Joint Committee Ken Knaga, ArcelorMittal

Company Co-Chair Jeff La Belle, Coordinator

For more information, visit their websites at: Abtu.edu and columbiasouthern.edu

The Institute for Career Development has partnered with the two schools

listed here to offer you reduced rates for tuition.

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Don’t miss out on door prizes, give aways and raffles throughout the day!

It’s fun and informative– JobLink’s BIG 25th Anniversary Education Fair

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