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Bringing People and Careers Together

WORKFORCE CONTINUING EDUCATION

SUMMER 2019Make your Summer count!

www.sccnc.edu910.788.6350

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TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASS LOCATION KEY

3-4 Directory Items of Interest

5-6 Basic Skills/High School Equivalency Diploma

7-9 Healthcare & Medical OccupationsNurse Aide I & II, Pharmacy Technology, Personal Home Care Aide, Medical Offi ce Assistant, How to Become an Optical Technician, Medication Aide Prep, Certifi ed Professional Coders Exam, Medical Terminology

10-11 Job ReadinessNCWorks Career Center, Career Ready 101, CRC/Key Train, Computer Skills for Job Seekers, Employment Skills

12-14 Career TrainingDSS Income Maintenance Caseworker, Basics in Volunteer Management, Effective Teacher Training, Grantwriting, Introduction to Accounting, Introduction to Culinary Arts, NC REAL for Small Business, Computer, Photography

15 Ed2Go Online Courses

16-17 Licensure & Certifi cation/Skilled TradesChanges to the 2017 NEC, DMV Dealer License Prep and Renewal, NC EPA, NC Escort Vehicle Operator Certifi cation and Renewal, NC OBD II, NC Vehicle Safety Inspection, Notary Public, Serv-Safe, Work Zone Flagger. Forklift Operator, OSHA 10, Basic Electrical Wiring, HVAC, Welding, Welding & Pipefi tting

18 Manufacturing Skills PathwayManufacturing Technician, General Industry Forklift, Working Smart,NC Works Customized Training Program

20 Public SafetyEMT Initial, BLS CPR, EMS Monthly Topics, In-Service Law Enforcement Offi cer Training

21 Personal InterestPainting, Pottery, Rag Rugs, Stained Glass, Wooden Door Decor & Canvas Painting, Three-Course Cooking w/Jennie, Adult Hip Hop, Health Wellness, Total Body Workout, Yoga

21 Defensive Driving

22-23 Small Business Center Seminars

Southeastern Community College CampusA = Main BuildingB = Technical BuildingC = Science BuildingCART = Cartrette BuildingHHS = Health & Human Services BuildingM = Multipurpose BuildingNES = Nesmith Student CenterR = Allied Health BuildingT = Business & Industry Skills Training CenterTRL = Trailer

Community SitesAcme Delco Acme Delco Elementary=ElemAcme Delco MS = Acme Delco Middle SchoolBolton Sr. Ctr = Bolton Senior CenterChadbourn Chadbourn Elementary=ElemChadbourn Lib = Chadbourn LibraryCCCA-Fair Bluff Columbus Career & College Academy Fair = Bluff CampusCSA Bldg, CSA Building, Delco=DelcoDREAM Ctr = Whiteville DREAM CtrEastcoast MH = Eastcoast Migrant HeadstartECol Sr Ctr = East Columbus Senior CenterFB Sr Ctr = Fair Bluff Senior CenterGspl Hvst Ch = Gospel Harvest ChurchHarvest Table = Harvest TableMt Tabor BC = Mount Tabor Baptist Church Cerro GordoNakina Mid = Nakina MiddleRansom Sr Ctr = Ransom Senior CenterRiver of Life River of Life Outreach Center=Outreach CtrSacred Heart Sacred Heart Catholic Church=CCTabor City Elem = Tabor City ElementaryTC Sr Ctr = Tabor City Senior CenterWhiteville Whiteville First Baptist Church Fellowship =FBCFH HallWhiteville Sr Ctr = Whiteville Senior Center

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Contact Phone Email OfficeLocationBeverleeNance, Vice PresidentWorkforce & Community Development

(910) 788-6208 [email protected] T-106

EvelynBrisbon, HRD Specialist (910) 788-6220 [email protected] T-100

JanieCaswell, CoordinatorBasic Skills

(910) 788-6326 [email protected] B-112

BettinaCox, Center ManagerColumbus County NCWorks Career Center

(910) 788-6388 [email protected] A-135

StephanieKriner, CoordinatorEMS/Fire Training

(910) 788-6314 [email protected] HHS-105

AngieMcDuffie, RN, Director/InstructorHealthcare Training

(910) 788-6229 angela.mcduffi [email protected] HHS-112

BeckiMcPherson, DirectorSmall Business Center


BrendaOrders, DirectorContinuing Education


TravisPaul, DirectorPublic Safety Training & Prison Education

(910) 788-6217 [email protected] HHS-104

DeniseYoung, Basic SkillsRecruiter/HS Equivalency Examiner


DIRECTORY

Doyouneedassistancewithtrainingcosts?Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has a variety of programs that may assist with training expenses for eligible students. Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately at (910) 788-6261 or visit the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.


Pre-Registrationisencouraged.

Call(910)788-6350todaytoreserveyourseatinaSummer

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GeneralInformation are in attendance the first class meeting. • Enrollment is open on a first-come, first-serve basis. ContinuingEducationUnits(CEU’s)• Classes are open to everyone age 16 and above. Southeastern Community College awards Continuing Education • Sixteen and 17 year olds may enroll with special permission in the Units (CEUs) for occupational extension classes. CEUs will beBasic Skills/High School Equivalency Diploma Program. awarded for non-credit courses satisfactorily completed on the

• Registration and fee payment is required at the first scheduled basis of one CEU for each 10 hours of instruction. Fractions of meeting of the class. Insurance is required for some classes. CEUs will be awarded; thus, a 24 hour course will earn the

• Southeastern also provides on-site job skills training and literacy student 2.4 CEUs. CEUs will not be awarded to students who fail classes for area businesses and industries. to satisfactorily complete a course.

FinancialAssistance StudentTranscriptsNeed financial assistance with Workforce Continuing Education Students enrolling in workforce continuing education courses will classes that are designed to up-grade your job skills or teach have a permanent transcript on file at Southeastern Community you new ones? Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has College which lists all non-credit training taken through the college.a variety of programs that may assist with training expenses for • Occupational Extension/Personal Interest Transcript Request:eligible students. Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately Students must complete a Continuing Education Transcript at (910)788-6261 or visit the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the Request form located on the college website and in the eligibility process. Workforce & Community Development Division office in

T-building.FeeSchedule • Official North Carolina High School Equivalency Diploma The North Carolina General Assembly has set the following fees for Transcript can be located at diplomasender.com Workforce Continuing Education Classes:$70 for 0 - 24 Hours of Instruction DisabilityServices$125 for 25 - 50 Hours of Instruction SCC does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission $180 for 51 or More Hours of Instruction or access to its programs, services, or activities of individuals

who meet essential eligibility requirements. The college will PersonalInterest provide reasonable accommodations for documented disabilities All personal interest classes are self-supporting. People enrolling in of individuals who are eligible to receive or participate in college

these courses are required to pay registration fees which are based programs, services, or activities. on instructional costs associated with each class. SCC’s Student Services Center provides an ADA counselor to

Registration fees and supply costs associated with classes are assist students in requesting disability-related accommodations.subject to change without prior notice.

TitleIXoftheEducationalAmendmentsActof1972MethodofPayment Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 states: “No person Fees may be paid by cash, check or money order. in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from

participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to Refunds discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Refunds for Workforce Continuing Education courses are made as federal financial assistance.” The college does not discriminate on follows: 100% if requested before a course begins or if the course the basis of sex in educational programs or activities, recruitment, is cancelled, 75% if requested after a course begins, but before admission or employment consideration or selection, whether 10% of the total class meetings. For more information, contact: full-time or part time, under any educational program or activity (910) 788-6350. operated by the college receiving or benefiting from federal financial ClassCancellation assistance.SCC’s Workforce & Community Development Division reservesthe right to cancel classes/seminars or workshops due to More information is available at www.sccnc.edu/about-scc/titleix/.insufficient pre-registration and/or enrollment. A course may becancelled if fewer than ten (10) students enroll. Many classesrequire that you

ITEMSOFINTEREST

Southeastern Community College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award certificates, diplomas and associate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 orcall 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Southeastern Community College.

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BasicSkills/HighSchoolEquivalencyDiplomaFREE Classes! Enroll Anytime!Prepare for the High School Equivalency Diploma test(s). Improve your reading, writing and math skills and increase your chance of getting a better job.

AdultBasicEducation(ABE)This program is for adult learners who need to improve their reading, mathematics, oral and written communication, and critical thinking skills. Learners will also achieve personal goals, improve skills for the workplace, and/or prepare for enrollment in a high school level program.

HighSchoolEquivalencyDiploma(HSE)High school equivalency coursework prepares you to earn the North Carolina State Board of Community Colleges High School Equivalency Diploma by taking a series of paper-based or computer-based tests that certify you have attained the subject matter knowledge and skills associated with high school completion

Basic Skills OrientationSOS: Student Orientation ServicesNew students are required to attend an orientation before enrolling in the Basic Skills Lab.SCC, B-1035/17-7/26 Fridays 9am-12noon

For more information or to pre-register, call Janie Caswell

at (910) 788-6326.

CLASS LOCATIONSSCC Campus - B-1035/17-7/26 MWTH

TF

8am-5:30pm8am-9pm8am-12noon

Bolton Senior Center5/21-8/1 T

WTh6:30-8:30pm5-8:30pm

CCCA - Fair Bluff5/20-7/31 MW 6-9pm

Chadbourn Elementary School5/22-7/31 MW 5-8pm

Chadbourn Library5/20-7/31 MW 5-8pm

Mt. Tabor Baptist Church5/20-7/30 MT 5-8pm

Nakina Middle School5/21-8/1 TTh 6-9pm

River of Life Outreach Center5/20-7/30 MT 5-8pm

CSA Building, Delco5/21-7/30 TTh 6-9pm

Aprendicesdelidiomaingles(ELL)Estas clases están diseñadas para los estudiantes cuya lengua materna no es inglés. Instrucción se centra en conocimientos de inglés que permitirán. a los estudiantes interactuar eficazmente en la comunidad y en el lugar de trabajo.SCC Campus, B-1035/20-7/29 M 5:30-8:30pm

Sixteenandseventeen-yearoldsmayenrollwithspecial

permission.Formoreinformation,contact

Denise Young at (910) 788-6432.


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TestDatesCBT Computer Based Testing

PBT Pencil Based Testing

HiSet (CBT ) (PBT)

$53.75 or $10.75 per test$75 or $15 per test

• Language arts, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics & Reading

• Retake the individual test up to two times for free

All test takers are required to arrive 30 minutes before scheduled tests. Valid ID is required.

HiSET (Computer Based Test)

5/29 W 9am-3pm SCC, A-222

6/24 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-2227/22 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-2227/29 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222

HiSet (Paper Based Test)

6/5 W 4-9pm SCC, T-1207/10 W 9am-3pm SCC, HHS-135

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Pearson (GED Testing Service)

CBT Only $80• Language Arts, Science, Social

Studies & Mathematics• Retake the individual test up to two

times for free

TASC (CBT & PBT) $52

• Language Arts, Science, Social Studies & Mathematics

• Retake the individual test up to two times for free

Pearson and TASC testing available upon request.

For pre-registration information, contact Denise Young at

(910) 788-6432.

TolearnmoreaboutBasicSkillsPlus,contact:Crystal Griffi n (910) 788-6391 or e-mail crystal.griffi [email protected]


BASICSKILLS/HIGHSCHOOLEQUIVALENCYDIPLOMA

COMING FALL 2019BasicSkillsPlusPathwayEarn a High School Equivalency Diploma and prepare for a new career at the same time.

Earn•High School Equivalency Diploma• Career Readiness Certifi cate• 3rd Party Credentials

Learn•Employability Skills• Job Specifi c Occupational Skills• Technical Skills

Prepareforoneofthefollowingcareers:•Manufacturing Technician• Culinary Arts• DSS Income Maintenance Caseworker•Nurse Aide I• Pharmacy Technician• Welding

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NurseAideIRefresherTo enroll in this class, a student must provide 1) proof of previous Nurse Aide I training and 2) proof of current or recently expired (within past 5 years) Nurse Aide I listing or recent completion of Nurse Aide I training (within past 5 years).Bring your driver’s license or DMV picture ID, your social security card, and required course fees to the first class.Cost(s): $125 + $0.55 ins7/9-7/25SCC, HHS-123

M-Th 5:30-9:30pm

NurseAideIThe Nurse Aide I class introduces basic nursing skills required to provide personal care for patients, residents or clients in a healthcare setting. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate skills necessary to qualify as a Nursing Assistant I with the NC Nurse Aide I Registry. Please note: Criminal background checks and random urine drug screens will be done once enrolled!Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins, $17.50 malpractice ins, $1.75 student ID, $35 drug screening, $48 clinical background, $4 CPR card, Nurse Aide I State Approved Curriculum Student Study Guide $10.68 w/tax, 2018 Nurse Aide I Skills Used in Competency Testing $8.54 w/tax, AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Manual $21.35 w/tax

NurseAideI-Day5/20-7/22SCC, HHS-123

M-Th 8am-12:30pm

7/9-7/17Clinical

M-Th 7:30am-3:30pm

NurseAideI-Evening HybridLecture Online

5/29-7/31SCC, HHS-123

Rams OnlineMW

Online5-9:30pm

7/13-7/28Clinical

SaSu 7:30am-3:30pm

NurseAideIIThis course provides training in Nurse Aide II tasks. Emphasis is placed on the role of the Nurse Aide II, sterile technique and specific tasks such as urinary catheterization, wound care, respiratory procedures, ostomy care, peripheral IV assistive activities, and alternative feeding methods. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate knowledge and skills and safe performance of skills necessary to be eligible for listing on the North Carolina Nurse Aide II Registry.Please note: Criminal background checks and random urine drug screens will be done once enrolled!Costs: $180 + $0.55 student ins, $17.50 malpractice ins, $1.75 student ID, $35 drug screening, $48 clinical background check, $4.00 CPR Card + North Carolina Nurse Aide II $100.21 w/tax.; BLS for Healthcare Providers $21.35 w/tax

NurseAideII-Evening Hybrid(Lecture Online)

5/28-7/30SCC, HHS-123

Rams OnlineT

Online5:30-9:30pm

6/1-7/27Clinical

SaSu 7:30am-4pm

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For more information about healthcare training or to pre-register for a class, call Angie McDuffie at (910)788-6229 or email [email protected]

Healthcare&MedicalOccupations

NurseAideRequirementsTo enroll in Nurse Aide courses, there are things you must do before the day of registration. You will have more requirements due on specified days once you have been enrolled in the class.1. Obtain an official copy of your high

school transcript verifying graduation, or an official copy of your adult high school diploma, or high school equivalency diploma.

2. A student must provide an official copy of test scores with a minimum ACT score of 22 or a minimum SAT score of 500 or TABE reading test score - 585 minimum scale score on 9D test.

3. Bring your driver’s license or DMV picture ID, your social security card, and required course fees.

4. Get a copy of your immunizations (shots) record.

5. Set up an appointment for your physical exam with your regular doctor, health department or urgent care.

6. Nurse Aide II students must be currently listed on the NC Nurse Aide I Registry

Need Financial Assistance with Training Costs?

Columbus County NCWorks Career Center may assist with training expenses for

eligible students. Contact the NCWorks immediately at (910) 788-6261 or visit the

Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.

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PharmacyTechnologyThe course is designed to prepare individuals with the theoretical, technical, and clinical skills needed to assist and support licensed pharmacists in providing prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, medical equipment and supplies, pharmaceutical care services, and other health care products and services for patients. Class format includes lecture, laboratory, and clinical activities. Successful completion prepares individuals for employment as a pharmacy technician in hospitals and pharmacies. After completion of class, individuals may be eligible to sit for national certification as a Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT.)Please note: Criminal background checks and random urine drug screens will be done once enrolled!Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins, $17.50 malpractice ins, $1.75 student ID, $4 CPR card, $35 drug screening, $48 clinical background, Mosby’s Pharmacy Technician Book $96.08 w/tax, Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Manual $21.35 w/tax, + $129 certification exam fees payable to PTCB and due by course completion.

PharmacyTech- Day5/28-8/5SCC, HHS-133

M-Th 8am-1pm

7/22-8/1Clinical

M-Th 8am-4pm

PharmacyTech- Evening 5/20-8/5SCC, HHS-133

M-Th 5-9:30pm

7/20-8/4Clinical

SaSu 8am-4pm

For more information about healthcare training or to pre-register for a class,

call Angie McDuffie at (910)788-6229 or email [email protected]

PROJECT SKILL UPNC Tobacco Trust Fund Commission provides financial assistance allowing participants to enroll in workforce continuing education training to enhance employable skills, attain industry recognized credentials and raise awareness of options for diversification in agribusiness.• Healthcare

(Medical Billing & Coding, Nurse Aide, Medical Office Assistant and Pharmacy Technology)

• Other classes available

For more information and a com-plete listing of eligible classes, call Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317

or e-mail [email protected]

This project received funding from the N.C. Tobacco Trust Fund Commission.

PharmacyTechnologyRequirements

To enroll in Pharmacy Technology training courses, there are things you must do before the day of registration. You will have more requirements due on specified days once you have been enrolled in the class.1. Obtain an official copy of your high school

transcript verifying graduation, or an official copy of your adult high school diploma, or high school equivalency diploma.

2. A student must provide an official copy of test scores with a minimum ACT score of 22 or a minimum SAT score of 500 or TABE reading test score - 585 minimum scale score and Math test score - 551 minimum scale score on 9D test.

3. Bring your driver’s license or DMV picture ID, your social security card, and required course fees on day of registration.

4. Get a copy of your immunizations (shots) record.

5. Set up an appointment for your physical exam with your regular doctor, health department or urgent care.

HEALTHCARE&MEDICALOCCUPATIONS

Need Financial Assistance with Training Costs?

Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has a variety of programs that may assist with training expenses for eligible students.

Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately at (910) 788-6261 or visit

the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.


NEW!MedicalOfficeAssistantThis course will prepare the student for national certification as a Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA). Students enrolled in the course will have the opportunity to learn skills required to work in a medical office setting. Topics include medical terminology, communication skills, vital signs, CPR, communication skills, administrative duties, office procedures and introduction to Coding courses. Insurance billing and coding.Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins; ID $1.75; $4 CPR Card; Certification Exam Fees $115 payable to NHA, and due at course completion + Texbooks: Cengage Unlimited Administrative Medical Assisting $199.99; BLS for Healthcare Providers $21.35SCC, CART-130 6/3-8/1 M-Th 5:30-9:30pm

PersonalHomeCareAideThis course introduces basic home management skills and personal care tasks needed to provide care in a home setting to individuals needing limited assistance. This may include care of individuals with developmental disabilities, mental illness and/or behavioral needs. Graduates may pursue additional training as a Nurse Aide I, or may pursue employment in home care agencies and individual homes as well as group home settings, adult care homes and family care homes.Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins SCC, R-116 5/22-7/31 MW 6-9pm

MedicationAideExamPrepClasses

MedicationAideExamPrepforACH(AdultCareHome)This class prepares students for the Medication Administration Exam administered by the NC Division of Health Service Regulation. They learn policies and procedures for administering medications, including subcutaneous injections, drug interactions and side effects. The certification enables students to work in a group home, adult care home, or prison.Cost(s): $70 + $0.55 ins

SCC, HHS-115 6/10-6/20 M-Th 8-11am

MedicationAideExamPrepforSNF(SkilledNursingFacility)In this class, you will prepare to take the Medication Administration Exam administered by the NC Board of Nursing. Students learn policies and procedures for administering medications in a variety of forms. The Medication Aide for Skilled Nursing Facilities and Nurse Aide I certifications enable the individual to work in a skilled nursing facility.Cost(s): $70 + $0.55 ins + Medical Adm; A Medication Aide Training Course $12.81 w/tax

SCC, HHS-115 7/8-7/31 MW 6-9pm

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CertifiedProfessionalCodersExamReviewThis course will review each section of the CPC certification exam in detail and provide practical examples, sample questions and test taking techniques.Cost(s): $70

SCC, A-230 6/6-8/1 Th 6-9pm

MedicalTerminologyRegistration for online SCC Rams Online classes must be completed by 5/20/19 at 12n by calling Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317, emailing [email protected] or visiting SCC, T-108.Understanding of hundreds of complex medical terms is essential for anyone working in any capacity in a medical office. Students will learn spelling, pronunciation and meaning of a wide range of medical terms. This course is a pre-requisite for Healthcare Billing and Coding courses.Cost(s): $125 + Medical Terminology for Health Professions 8th Ed. $115.30 w/tax

SCC, A-230 5/20-8/5 M 6-9pm

SCC Rams Online

5/21-8/30 Online

NEW!HowtoBecomeanOpticalTechnician Understanding of hundreds of complex medical terms is essential for anyone working in any capacity in a medical office. Students attend this class to learn how to work with newly produced lenses to assemble complete eyeglasses: understand the use of machinery for grinding, cutting and polishing lenses; and how to keep records as required by law and regulations. Cost(s): $70SCC, T-111 6/10-7/29 M 6:15-9:15pm

To pre-register, call Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317 or email

[email protected]

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JobReadinessFee Waived Classes!Are you in need of assistance searching for a job? Do you want to update your resume or compose a cover letter as well as practice interview skills? Need to learn or brush-up on computer skills? SCC’s Job Readiness classes can help you!

• If you are unemployed, underemployed or a dislocated worker, you might be eligible to receive a waiver of class fees.

• Pre-registration is encouraged before the first day of class.

To pre-register and apply for fee waiver, call (910) 788-6261, or visit the Columbus County NCWorks Career Center in A-Building at Southeastern Community College.


NCWorksCareerCenterKeys2JobSuccessResourceLabSearching for employment? Assistance is offered with resume writing, effective job searches, online job applications and interview preparation. Come anytimeduring scheduled hours and receive one-on-one help from an expert.

All FREE of charge!May20-August2Monday-Thursday8am-5pmFriday8am-12nSCCCampus,A-221

CareerReady101(Online)Along with Applied Math, Graphic Literacy and Workplace Documents coursework, this program offers students the opportunity to take online courses in Career Exploration and Preparation, Financial Literacy, and Career Skills. Work around your busy schedule any time of day or night, wherever you have Internet access. To register, contact Sandra Mullins at (910) 788-6351.5/20-8/12 Online

CRC/KeyTrain(Online) Give yourself a competitive edge in today’s job market with a Career Readiness Certificate (CRC). Prepare online 24/7 using any computer with Internet access. Enroll anytime during the semester in this open-entry Internet based course designed to improve your applied math skills, reading for information skills, and locating information skills. On-campus computer lab times are also available. When ready, take the assessments to earn your CRC. To register, contact Sandra Mullins at (910) 788-6351.5/20-8/2 Online

ComputerSkillsfortheJobSeekerThis course provides employability skills training for unemployed and underemployed adults. The content will focus on computer use skills as it relates to developing basic keyboarding and word processing skills. No previous computer experience is required.DREAM Ctr 5/20-7/31 MW 9-11am

W’ville Sen Ctr 5/20-7/31 M 9am-12n

DREAM Ctr 5/21-7/9 TTh 9am-1pm

Bolton Sen Ctr 5/21-7/30 T 8:30-11:30am

E Col Sen Ctr 5/22-7/31 W 9am-12n

CSA-Delco 5/23-8/1 Th 9am-12n

Mt Tabor 5/21-7/31 TW 6:30-8:30pm

FBC W’ville 5/20-7/31 MW 9-11am

ComputerSkillsforJobSuccessLearn basic computer concepts while developing employability skills. Class projects will include creating a resume, preparing a cover letter, learning to prepare an online job application, Internet usage, and e-mail capabilities.Mt Tabor, CG 5/20-8/1 MTh 6:30-8:30pm

TC Sen Ctr 5/21-8/1 TTh 2-4pm

FB Sen Ctr 5/21-8/1 TTh 10am-12n

NEW!EffectiveCommunicationSkillstoGetandKeepaJobUnderstand the keys to effective communication in the workplace. Learn the 3 types of communication: verbal, non-verbal and written. Recognize the importance of communication for all employees in the workplace.SCC, T-120 6/17-6/20 M-Th 5:30-8:30pm

SCC, T-126 7/22-7/25 M-Th 5:30-8:30pm

FreshStart:EmploymentSkillsfortheEx-OffenderThis course provides employability skills training for job seekers who have been convicted of a crime but are ready for a new beginning. DREAM Ctr 6/3-6/7 M-Th 5:30-9:30pm

DREAM Ctr 7/15-7/19 M-Th 5:30-9:30pm

Gspl Hvst Ch 5/20-5/23 M-Th 12n-4pm

Gspl Hvst Ch 7/8-7/11 M-Th 12n-4pm

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NEW!MockInterviewPanelWhether you are seeking your fi rst or tenth job, it is essential to prepare for the interview portion of the hiring process. This course will allow you to have hands on experience serving as the interviewer and the interviewee in a panel format. Students will develop strategies to effectively answer a variety of questions and learn what it takes to land a job offer.

SCC, T-126 6/24-6/27 M-Th 5:30-8:30pm

SCC, T-122 7/29-8/1 M-Th 5:30-8:30pm

Resumes,Interviews&GettingHired:PreparefortheJobYouWant! Utilize resume development techniques to complete a professional resume that will put you ahead of the competition. Get ready for your interview by learning how to answer questions correctly, curb your nervousness, dress for success and land the job! SCC, T-126 6/10-6/14 M-F 6-9pm

SCC, T-126 7/15-7/19 M-F 6-9pm

WorkingSmartGet a job faster and keep your job once you complete working smart. This class will better equip job seekers with important soft skills (self-awareness, self-management, work ethics, communication skills and problem solving skills) needed to be successful and productive in today’s workplace.SCC, T-126 5/10-5/24 M-F 9:45am-12pm

SCC, T-126 5/10-5/24 M-F 12:30-2:45pm

SCC, T-120 7/8-7/17 TW 5:30-8:30pm

Coastal Group, Pre-Hire Skills ClassAre you looking for a job? Enroll today in a pre-hire class to increase your chances of employment with Coastal Group, Inc

Coastal Group, Inc.SCC, T-126 5/13-5/17 M-F 5:30-9:30pm

SCC, T-126 6/3-6/7 M-F 5:30-9:30pm

SCC, T-126 6/3-6/7 M-F 5:30-9:30pm

SCC, T-126 6/24-6/28 M-F 12:30-4:30pm

SCC, T-126 7/15-7/19 M-F 5:30-9:30pm

SCC, T-126 7/29-8/2 M-F 12:30-4:30pm

EmploymentOpportunities:• Forklift Operators• Hi-Lift Operators• Delivery Drivers• CDL-A and CDL-B Drivers• Warehouse Workers• Construction Helpers• Manufacturing and Factory Workers• HVAC Helpers• Quality Control Technicians• Assembly Line• General Labors• Manufacturing and Factory Workers• HVAC Helpers• Quality Control Technicians• Assembly Line• General Laborers

Columbus County NCWorks Career Center at SCC is a user friendly facility providing job seekers, training seekers and employers access to a variety of services all under one roof.

WorkforceInnovation&OpportunityAct(WIOA)is a federally-funded program that is designed to help job seekers access employment, education, training, and support services to succeed in the labor market and to match employers with the skilled workers they need to compete in the global economy.

3CorePrograms:• Youth NextGen• Adult Program• Dislocated Worker Program

For more information, call (910) 788-6261, or visit the Columbus

County NCWorks Career Center in A-Building at

Southeastern Community College.

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JobSkills


DSSIncomeMaintenanceCaseworkerCareerPathwayBegin your career in the human services fi eld. The courses below will prepare you for an entry level position as a DSS Income Maintenance Caseworker and are recognized statewide. Upon successful completion of both courses, you are prepared to apply for an Income Maintenance Caseworker position at any DSS offi ce across the state of North Carolina.

HumanServicesExploration:DSSCaseworkerPhaseIThis course covers skills and strategies designed to provide employability skills training and career exploration for the role of Income Maintenance Caseworker within the Division of Social Service agencies. It is a pre-requisite for the Income Maintenance Caseworker-NCFAST Phase II course.Cost(s): HRD Fee WaivedSCC, CART-110 6/11-8/1 TTh 6-9pm

IncomeMaintenanceCaseworker-NCFASTPhaseIIPre-requisite: Human Services Exploration: DSS Caseworker Phase IThis course is designed to cover a variety of skills associated with the Income Maintenance Caseworker role to determine service eligibility. Specifi c focus will include profi ciency in the utilization of the NCFAST application.Cost(s): $125SCC, CART-108 6/11-7/31 TW 6-9pm

For more information or to pre-register, call Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317.

Want a new career? Need to improve your current job skills to get a promotion or a better paying job? SCC’s career training classes can help you! To pre-register for one or more of these classes,call (910) 788-6350.

BasicsinVolunteerManagementRegistration for online SCC Rams Online classes must be completed by 8/12/19 at 12n by calling Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317, email [email protected] or visiting SCC, T-108.Issues in the management of volunteers, planning a volunteer program, managing personnel, developing and implementing policies and procedures will be covered in this course. Cost(s): $70SCC, Rams Online 8/13-10/15 Online

NEW!NovelWritingAttend to discover the nuts and bolts of writing a novel. Explore the structure of a novel and move from fi rst draft to fi nal draft to publishing. All writing abilities welcome.Cost(s): $70SCC, T-124 6/7-7/26 F 5:30-8:30pm

EffectiveTeacherTraining/ActiveShooter/BloodbornePathogensThis course is required to teach or substitute in Columbus County and Whiteville City School systems. Topics include: Developmentally Effective Teaching Strategies, Behavior Management, Classroom Management Strategies, Procedures for Emergency Situation, North Carolina Course of Study, North Carolina School Policy, Legal Issues and more. 100% attendance required.Cost(s): $70SCC, CART-164 6/10-6/25 MTTh 9-12noon

GrantwritingfortheBeginnerAttend and learn the process for planning grants including research and organization requirements along with exploring terminology and essentials for successful written proposals. At the end of the course, students will have developed a written grant proposal abstract and a sample budget for a grant funding cycle.Cost(s): $70SCC, CART-165 6/6-8/1 Th 6-9pm

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CAREERTRAINING

NEW!IntrotoAccounting-PartIThis course introduces basic accounting principles for a business. Topics include the complete accounting cycle. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of accounting principles and apply those skills to a business organization.Cost(s): $70SCC, A-212 5/21-6/25 T 5:30-8:30pm

NEW!IntrotoAccounting-PartIIThis course is a continuation of Introduction to Accounting I. The course covers the accounting cycle with end-of-period statements, bank reconciliation, payrolls, and petty cash. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of accounting principles and apply those skills to a business organization.Cost(s): $70SCC, A-212 7/9-8/13 T 5:30-8:30pm

NCREALforSmallBusinessesUsing the NC REAL (Rural Entrepreneurship through Action Learning) curriculum, participants will learn to start, expand and improve their own small business. Topics include: business plan creation, budgets, taxes and much more. No prior business experience is required.Cost(s): $70

SCC, A-230 6/4-7/23 T 5:30-8:30pm

To pre-register of for more information, contact Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317

or email [email protected]

Doyouneedassistancewithtraining

costs?Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has a variety of programs that may assist with training expenses for eligible students. Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately at (910) 788-6261 or visit the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.

IntroductiontoCulinaryArts:QualityFoodServicesThis course is designed to introduce the student to the fundamental concepts, skills, techniques, and principles used to gain employment in the food service industry. Areas of study include cooking methods, safe food handling, knife skills, kitchen terminology, recipe use, nutritional concepts, measurements, personal hygiene, proper use and care of equipment and proper work attire. Students will receive Serv-Safe certifi cation in sanitation and safety regulations and Infant/Child/Adult CPR First Aid certifi cation. Instruction methods include lecture, hands-on food preparation experience, and visiting guest speakers.Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins + $17 CPR card + Serv-Safe Manager Book 7th Ed (includes exam answer sheet) $73.66 w/tax.SCC, T-111 5/20-8/12 MT 8:30am-12:30pm


Doyouneedassistancewithtraining

costs?Columbus County NCWorks Career Center has a variety of programs that may assist with training expenses for eligible students. Contact the NCWorks Career Center immediately at (910) 788-6261 or visit the Center at SCC, A-Building to begin the eligibility process.

COMPUTERCLASSESNEW!ComputerBasics:TheNextLevelThis course is a great introduction to Windows 10 and Offi ce 2016 and is designed to provide the fundamental computer competencies you need to survive and prosper in today’s fast-changing workplace. You will learn how to implement the powers of modern offi ce software to work faster and more effi ciently.Cost(s): $70DREAM Ctr 6/10-7/29 M 5:30-8:30pm

IntroductiontoMSOffice2016In this class, you’ll learn everything from creating impressive letters and documents (MS Word) to compiling spreadsheets and tables (MS Excel) to persuasive presentations (MS PowerPoint).Cost(s): $70SCC, CART-108

6/10-7/29 M 6-9pm

IntroductiontoPCMaintenance-PartIThis beginning course covers basic concepts of personal computer maintenance and repair, such as hardward and software installation, system optimization and basic troubleshooting. Students will be introduced to a variety of operations and maintenance techniques, as well as safety and anti-virus procedures. Cost(s): $70SCC, T-120 6/11-7/30 T 5:30-8:30pm

NEW!KeyboardingfortheBeginnerThis class will cover foundational keyboarding concepts like QWERTY hand positioning, basic shortcuts and commands along with keyboarding practice to improve accuracy and speed.Cost(s): $70SCC, T-124 6/4-7/23 T 5:30-8:30pm

MicrosoftExcel2016 This course will cover the following skills: working with documents using the functions and features, formatting cells and worksheets along with workbook management and organization plus much more.Cost(s): $70SCC, T-126 6/11-7/30 T 6-9pm

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CAREERTRAINING

DigitalPhotographyBootCampPart1Instruction will progress from basic camera operation to a solid foundation in the knowledge of today’s digital photography and equipment. Students will do weekly photo projects.Cost(s): $70SCC-CART-126 6/3-7/29 M 6-9pm

NEW!EditingConceptsAttend and discover the basic to advanced skills needed to unleash the power of your editing software. This class will take you through the process of understanding theory to a complete masterpiece.Cost(s): $70SCC-CART-126 5/30-8/1 Th 6-9pm

Enhance your computer and/or photography skills by taking a course at SCC! For more information or to pre-register for one or more of these classes, call (910)788-6350.


PHOTOGRAPHYCLASSES

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Course Categories• Accounting & Finances• Business• College Readiness• Computers Applications• Digital Photography• Graphic Design• Healthcare & Medical• Languages• Law and Legal• Non-profit• Personal Enrichment• Project Management• Teaching and Education• Technology• Veterinary• Web Design• Writing and More!

Digital Photography• Discover Digital Photography• Photoshop CC for the Digital

Photographer I & II• Secrets to Better Photography• Mastering Your Digital SLR Camera• Photographing Nature with Your Digital

CameraComputer Applications/Technology

• Computer Skills for the Workplace• Creating Mobile Apps with HTML5• Creating WordPress Websites• Introduction to Google Analytics• Introduction to Quickbooks 2017• Keyboarding• Microsoft Access, Excel (Including Pivot

Tables), PowerPoint, Publisher, Word• Photoshop• Many more topics!

Teaching & EducationThese ed2go courses may be eligible for CEU credit towards license renewal.

• Computer Applications/Technology• Enhancing Language Development in

Childhood• Praxis Core Preparation• Solving Classroom Discipline Problems• Teaching Students with Autism:

Strategies for Success• Creating Class Centers• Other topics available

Healthcare & Medical• Become an Optical Assistant• Explore a Career as Pharmacy Technician• Handling Medical Emergencies• Explore a Career as an Administrative Medical Assistant• Explore a Career in Nursing• HIPPA Compliance

Grant Writing• A to Z Grant Writing I & II• Advanced Grant Proposal Writing• Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant• Get Grants!• Non-Profit Fundraising Essentials• Writing Effective Grant Proposals

Veterinary• Become a Veterinary Assistant• Become a Veterinary Asst II: Canine Reproduction• Become a Veterinary Asst III: Practical Skills

NEW!Ed2GoClasses

Teaching WritingIn this teacher-training course, you will learn from an experienced educator how to motivate and assist developing writers. You will begin with an overview of the writing basics, focusing on the importance of the task, audience, and purpose. Then you will delve into how to organize your materials to create an inviting writing environment.

Administrative Assistant FundamentalsThis course will help you discover and master the essentials of managerial and staff support; information and records management; communications technology; travel and meeting coordination; space planning; and office ergonomics.

Medical MathMaster medical calculations in an engaging environment! In these fun and practical lessons, you’ll gain the medical math skills you need for anything from calculating dosages to using scientific formulas. Whatever medical field you’re in, the hands-on activities in this course will help you perform day-to-day math tasks quickly and easily.

Ed2GoONLINECOURSESwww.ed2go.com/sccnc

Complete your courses anytime, anywhere!

Course start dates listed below:May 15, June 12, July 17 and August 14

Our instructor-led online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. We focus on creating warm, supportive communities for our learners. New course sessions begin monthly. Visit our website to view start dates for the course that interest you.• Instructor-Led • 6-week Format• Flexible Pace • Affordable and Effective• Student Friendly • 300+ Online Courses Available!

How to Get Started1. Visit our Online Instruction Center

www.ed2go.com/sccnc and view classes by category to find the one that fits your needs. See demo,syllabus, instructor bio, and more!

2. Click on the “Add to Cart” button. Select a start date.

3. New students’ select Create an Account. Here you will enter your e-mail and choose a password. Enter the requested information.

4. Read the instructions on payment. Select Purchase Course on the payment option screen.

5. Read the orientation, then look for your e-mail registration form. Complete the requested information.

6. Mail or bring to SCC your registration form and payment. Deadline for registration is 12n on the day the course begins.

7. Course will be available 12n of the first day of class. Return to www.ed2go.com/sccnc and click the classroom link and enter your e-mail and the password you selected during enrollment.


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LICENSURE&CERTIFICATION


Changestothe2017NECIn order to renew your electrical license, the North Carolina State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors requires that you complete 8 hours of continuing education each year.Cost(s) $70 + $10 class materials & lunch + 2017 NEC textbook $90.75 tax

SCC, T-122 7/13 Sa 8am-4:30pm

DMVDealerLicensePreparationThis 12-hour course is for those who are trying to receive their license to become independent auto dealers.Cost(s) $70 + $5 class materials

SCC, T-122 7/16-7/17 TW 9am-3:30pm

DMVDealerLicenseRenewalDealers who attend this 6-hour course will earn a certificate of completion that must be submitted to DMV when renewing their license.Cost(s) $70 + $10 class materials & lunch

SCC, T-122 6/4 T 9am-3:30pm

SCC, T-122 8/6 T 9am-3:30pm

NCEPACertificationThis course prepares students for the NC EPA Certification exams in: Type I: Small Appliance, Type II: High Pressure Appliance, Type III: Low Pressure Appliance and Universal Certification: Type I, II and III.Cost(s): $70 + $5 Class materials

SCC, T-122 6/1 & 6/8 Sa 8am-4:30pm

NCEscortVehicleOperatorCertificationAll escort vehicle operators are required to obtain an approved certification prior to performing the duties of an oversize/overweight load escort vehicle operator inNorth Carolina.Cost(s): $70

SCC, T-120 6/8 Sa 8am-5pm

SCC, T-122 8/10 Sa 8am-5pm

NCEscortVehicleOperatorRe-CertificationThe purpose of this course is to provide certified vehicle escort operators a standardized re-certification training program for the state of NC.Cost(s): $70

SCC, T-122 5/23 Th 6pm-10pm

SCC, T-111 7/13 Sa 8am-12n

NCOBDIICertificationThis eight-hour course will certify vehicle safety inspectors in accordance with the NC Department of Transportation Laws.Cost(s): $70 + $5 class materials

SCC, T-122 7/23 & 7/25

TTh 6-10pm

NCVehicleSafetyInspectionThis eight-hour course will certify vehicle safety inspectors in accordance with the NC Department of Transportation Laws.Cost(s): $70 + $5 class materials

SCC, T-122 6/18 & 6/20

TTh 6-10pm

NCE-NotaryCertificationPre-requisites: Must be a current NC NotaryThis course is designed to provide Licensed Public Notaries with information, training, and procedures to become an approved NC eNotary. All course material and topics will be taught as per the NC Secretary of State.Cost(s): $70 + $5 NC ENotary Manual

SCC, T-122 7/18 Th 5:30-8:30pm

NotaryPublicThis class covers qualifications and requirements for the office, fees, general powers and limitations, oaths, depositions, and papers notarized in error. Students are required to have a high school credential to attend class. A valid picture ID will be required at registration. Cost(s): $70 + Notary Public Guidebook for NC $20.28 w/ tax

SCC, T-122 6/4 & 6/6 TTh 5:30-9:30pm

SCC, T-122 8/6 & 8/8 TTh 5:30-9:30pm

ForkliftOperatorTrainingAre you an individual interested in learning to drive a forklift or are you an employer seeking certification for employees? Enroll in this class and receive the training you need to operate a lift truck in an industrial environment. Upon completion of this 8 hour class, students qualify for a National Safety Council Sit Down Lift Truck certification.Cost(s): $70 + $0.55 ins + $4.50 cert card

SCC, B-101B 5/18 Sa 8am-4:30pm

SCC, B-101B 6/10 M 8am-4:30pm

SCC, B-101B 7/24-7/25 WTh 5-9pm

OSHA10-GeneralIndustrySCC’s OSHA 10-hour safety training class is designed to familiarize individuals with common workplace safety hazards and to provide an overview of OSHA and its regulations. Upon successful completion of the course, students earn an OSHA 10-General Industry certification.Cost(s): $70 + $8 OSHA cert card

SCC, B-101B 6/11-6/12 TW 8:30am-2pm

Serv-SafeThis 16-hour class will teach food safety, developing standard sanitation operating procedures, examining controls for food borne illnesses, and more. The textbook with answer sheet is required and should be purchased PRIOR to the first day of class. It is available at SCC’s Bookstore. Those passing the test will receive Serv-Safe certification to meet the NC state requirements for Certified Food Protection Manager. You must be at least 18 years old to attend.Cost(s): $70 + $73.66 Serv-Safe Manager 7th Edition (Exam Answer Sheet included)

SCC, T-111 6/17-6/25 MT 5:30-9:30pm

WorkZoneFlaggerProgramTraining is required by NC-DOT for all employees directing traffic and to provide safe passage in a work zone within a DOT Right-of-Way.Cost(s): $70 + $5 Flagger Training Book

SCC T-120, 7/27 Sa 9am-1pm

Pre-registration is encouraged. Call (910) 788-6350

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CERTIFICATION&SKILLEDTRADES

ProjectSkillUpNC Tobacco Trust Fund Commission provides fi nancial assistance allowing participants to enroll in workforce continuing education training to enhance employable skills, attain industry recognized credentials and raise awareness of options for diversifi cation in agribusiness.

• Basic Carpentry• Electrical Wiring• HVAC• Welding• Masonry• Other classes available

For more information and a complete listing of eligible classes, call Brenda

Orders at (910) 788-6317or e-mail [email protected]


WELDINGCLASSESBasicWeldingThis course is designed to familiarize students with the basics of welding, provide an understanding of the hazards of welding, and teach the use of all safety equipment available. Students will learn why they should use the right type of rod for different kinds of metal. Topics will include gas welding, operation of cutting torch, electric welding, heliarc welding and safety. Training strategies include lecture and hands-on activities.Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins

SCC, TRL 7-1 5/25-8/3 FSa

5-8pm8:30am-3pm

WeldingThis course is designed to further familiarize students with the basics of welding. Training strategies will include lecture and hands-on activities with evaluation based on attendance, class participation and demonstration of skills. This course will also move students to a deeper knowledge and understanding of topics to include gas welding, operation of cutting torch, electric welding, heliarc welding, and safety. Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins

SCC, TRL 7-1 5/20-8/7 MW 5:30-10pm

WeldingandPipefittingIThis course introduces the skills necessary to fi t up and weld pipe in particular positions and objects. Both fi t up techniques and actual welds will be exercised during this course.Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins

SCC, TRL 7-1 5/21-8/8 TTh 5:30-10pm

To pre-register or for more information, contact Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317

or email [email protected]

BasicElectricalWiringStudents will be introduced to electrical wiring for residential and commercial buildings, as well as learn terminology, operating principles, safety, material installation and service, preventative maintenance and troubleshooting.Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins

SCC, B-106 5/21-8/13 TTh 6-10pm

HVAC:Heating&AirConditioningPartIGain experience through hands-on activities in troubleshooting and servicing of air conditioning and heating systems. Also, this course prepares students for the NC EPA Certifi cation exams in: Type I: Small Appliance, Type II: High Pressure Appliance, Type III: Low Pressure Appliance and Universal Certifi cation: Type I, II and III/Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins + $5 materials

SCC, B-104 5/20-8/12 MW 5:30-9:30pmSCC, B-104 5/20-8/12 MW 5:30-9:30pm

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MANUFACTURINGSKILLSPATHWAY


PrepareforaNewCareerasaManufacturingTechnician!Enroll Fall semester in the Manufacturing Skills Pathway and earn up to

6 industry/third party recognized credentials.

SCCManufacturingTechnicianThis course covers the basic and technical skills needed to prepare students for employment in the manufacturing sector. Students will learn concepts of manufacturing with an emphasis on safety, basic applied math and blueprint reading. Earn the following credentials: MSSC Safety; OSHA 10 for General Industry; CPR/First Aid/AED; SCC Manufacturing Technician

GeneralIndustryForkliftThis course prepares individuals to operate a lift truck in an industrial environment. By enrolling in this class, students will learn the basic design of lift trucks, stabilization of trucks, maintenance, repair costs and safety aspects in operation. Earn the following credential: General Industry Lift Truck-Sit Down Lift Truck

WorkingSmartWorking Smart: Soft Skills for Workplace Success is an employer driven program, that equips job seekers with important soft skills needed in today’s workplace and in life. In addition to learning new skills, participants will also learn how to apply skills in their everyday lives, have an opportunity to network with others, and have something to include on their resumes. Earn the following credential: Working Smart.

Manufacturing Skills Pathway is endorsed by the Columbus County Industry Group.

For more information contact Beverlee Nance at (910) 788-6208 or email

[email protected].

NCWorksCustomizedTrainingProgram

What we Do:Southeastern’s CustomizedTrainingProgram provides education, training and support services for new, expanding and existing business and industry in Columbus County. Our goal is to foster and support three key aspects of your company’s well-being:• Job Growth• Technology Investment• Productivity Enhancement

Why We Do It:At SCC, we recognize that the availability of a well-trained workforce is a critical consideration in your decision to locate, expand or remain in Columbus County. Working with our economic and workforce development partners, Southeastern Community College will assist you through the initial recruitment, personalized screening and customized training process. By preparing a workforce with the skills essential for success, we enhance your company’s competitiveness.

For more information, contact Beverlee Nance,

(910)788-6208 or email [email protected]

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Conference Room

DATA/ELEC

STORAGE

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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING FLOOR(Electrical & Mechatronics Engineering Technology)

HYDRAULICS/PNEUMATICS LAB

OFFICE OFFICE

OFFICECOLLABORATION

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CNC LAB

STORAGE

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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TRAINING CENTER

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CONTRACTOR ARCHITECT


PublicSafetySCC offers public safety training classes in fi re, rescue, EMS, in-service law enforcement, and emergency management.

EMTInitial(Hybrid)Learn how to perform patient assessments, basic life support techniques including airway injuries, child-birthing, lifting/moving patients to medical facilities and more.Pre-requisites: High school diploma or high school equivalency diploma, and must successfully pass the Accuplacer Reading placement test before they are allowed topre-register for the course. Call Stephanie Kriner at (910) 788-6314 to schedule a time to take the accuplacer test.Cost(s): $180 + $0.55 ins + $16 malpractice ins + $49 EMS Testing Fees, AAOS Emergency Care & Transportation of the Sick & Injured 11th Ed w/ Navigate 2 Essentials Online Access ISBN-4781284080179 $132.37 w/tax6/10-8/1 MTTh; 8am-5pm

SCC, HHS-133 weekly online assignments

To pre-register or for more information, contact Stephanie Kriner at (910) 788-6314 or [email protected]

BLSCPR6/8 - SCC, HHS- 141 Sa 8am-12:30pm

8/3 - SCC, HHS-141 Sa 8am-12:30pm

To pre-register or for more information, contact Connie Meares at (910) 788-6334

EMSMonthlyTopicsMay Anaphylaxis/Allergic Reaction

June Trauma/Burns/Helicopter

July Respiratory Interventions/Capnography

August STEMI/CVA/MEND exam

1st Mon Whiteville FD 6-9pm (P)

Buckhead F&R

Nakina F&R

ADR

Chadbourn F&R

Tabor Rescue

Whiteville Rescue

1st Wed Old Dock

4th Wed Medac

EMS Monthly Online TopicsMust register by the 10th of each month. This will be an opportunity to take EMS continuing education hours/topics online. To pre-register, call Stephanie Kriner at (910) 788-6314May Pediatric Emergencies

June Anaphylaxis/Allergic Reaction

July Trauma/Burns/Helicopter

August Respiratory Interventions/Capnography

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Coming June 2019

In-ServiceLawEnforcementOfficerTraining

For more information about In-Service Law Enforcementtraining opportunities, call

TravisPaulDirector,PublicSafetyTraining&

PrisonEducation(910)788-6217

[email protected]

BasicLawEnforcementTraining(BLET)

If you are interested in getting started on a career in law enforcement, visit www.sccnc.edu/programs/law-

enforcementorcallBLETProgramCoordinator

JeffCullyat(910)[email protected].

PERSONALINTERESTIntro.toAcrylicPainting In this class, students will learn basic acrylic painting techniques, the different kinds of acrylic paints, care and kind of brushes and a brief history of acrylic painting. Students will supply materials.Cost(s): $60

SCC, D-112 6/18-7/16 T 6-9pm

JoyofPainting Using the Bob Ross wet-on-wet method of oil painting, you will be introduced to the proper technique of prepping the canvas, various brushes and knives, and application of the medium. Students will be able to complete a ready-to-frame painting during each class. Class materials will be discussed at fi rst class.Cost(s): $60

SCC, D-112 6/17-7/15 M 6-9pm

WheelThrowingforBeginnersGet your hands dirty as you learn the basics of throwing clay on a potters wheel. You will learn how to shape simple forms like cylinders, bowls and plates as well as trimming and glazing to fi nish your pieces. Seating is limited. Cost(s): $100 + $0.55 ins

SCC, D-111 7/1-7/30 MT 5:30-7:30pm

NEW!HowtoCrochetaRagRugJoin us to learn how to crochet an easy rag rug. This class is suitable for beginners and advanced students. Students will provide materials and crochet hooks (size N). Old t-shirts, fl annel sheets or old wool suits would make a nice rug. Cost(s): $33

SCC, A-228 6/13-6/27 Th 5:30-7:30pm

StainedGlassAttend and learn the basic glass cutting techniques, design, foiling, soldering and much more. Seating is limited. Students will provide materials.Cost(s): $75 + $0.55 ins

SCC, D-112 6/6-7/11 Th 6-9pm

Three-CourseCookingw/JennieThe 3-night course will explore cooking techniques, trends, and tricks for creating appetizers, soups and entrees.Cost(s): $38 + $0.55 ins

SCC, T-118 7/23-8/6 T 5:30-8:30pm

NEW!WoodenDoorDecor&CanvasPaintingWhat better way to welcome quest into your home than with custom wooden door hangers and canvas paintings. For all experience levels. Learn how to express your creative side with acrylic paints and simple techniques.Cost(s): $30 + $0.55 ins + $35 materials

SCC, D-112 6/13-6/27 Th 5:30-9:30pm

AdultHipHopJoin us to pick up a few dance moves, get some exercise and have a lot of fun. You will start each class with freestyling/stretching warm-ups and then be introduced to the basics of Hip Hop dance.Cost(s): $25 + $0.55 ins

SCC, NES-217 6/3-7/8 M 5:30-6:30pm

HealthWellnessGet started on a healthier lifestyle. Exercise in SCC’s gym on cycles, treadmills, steppers, abdominal crunch apparatus, and weight machines.Cost(s): $54 + $0.55 ins

SCC, NES-106 5/20-7/29 MW 6:30-7:15pm

TotalBodyWorkoutLearn how to plan and implement a total body workout routine to help tone and tighten the entire body from shoulders to calves leaving you with a complete feeling of satisfaction and balance. Cost(s): $54 + $0.55 ins

SCC, NES-106 5/20-7/29 MW 5:30-6:15pm

YogaThis course includes awareness of the breath and breathing exercises, mindfulness meditation, and the physical postures most often associated with Yoga. Participants may wish to purchase their own Yoga mat for the class and wear comfortable clothes. Cost(s): $55 + $0.55 ins

SCC, NES-217 6/11-7/23 TTh 4-5pm

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DefensiveDriving(4hr)$60This course demonstrates the consequences of poor choices that drivers make behind the wheel, putting defensive driving into personal context. Classes are held on the Saturdays below from 8am-12n in T-120. Available classes: 5/18, 6/1, 6/15, 7/20, 8/3DefensiveDriving(8hr)$110This course addresses the attitudes of problem drivers to change their driving behaviors. Participants learn the choices they make have fi nancial, legal, and personal consequences.Classes are held on the Saturdays below from 8am-5pm in T-120. Available classes: 5/18, 7/13

Registration Fees for Defensive Driving must be payable by money order or cashier’s

check. For more information or to register for a class, call (910) 788-6296 or (910) 788-6350.

DEFENSIVEDRIVINGDo You Have a Ticket? If so, call to pre-register for a class today!


ManagingCashFlowforSmallBusinessesLunch Provided-Pre-Registration RequiredThis seminar will describe the purpose of cash fl ow management in a start-up small business. In addition, it identifi es some ways to manage cash fl ow in terms of managing cost and potential income.SCC, T-111 5/15 W 12n-2pm

CreatingVideoContenttoSellyourProductExplore the world of content creation to better sell your products on digital platforms. This class will demonstrate the many different ways you can develop cutting-edge content to reposition and brand your small business for maximum profi t.SCC, T-111 5/21 T 6-8pm

ThereisFREEMoneytoStart/ExpandaBusinessbutNoGrantsThere are government grants to assist businesses but rarely any to start. Learn where real opportunities exist to earn money to expand and sometimes start a business. Get the truth about grants and money for small business.SCC, T-111 6/4 T 6:30-8:30pm

HowtoStartaSmallBusiness…theRightWayDiscover how to determine what licenses and permits you need, how to satisfy the IRS and state requirements, what records you need to keep, and much more information needed to start your business the right way.SCC, T-111 6/4 Th 6-9pm

HowtoUseSocialMediatoPromoteYourSmallBusinessSocial media is the most inexpensive tool business owners can use to market their business. Learn how easy it is to save time and money using social media to grow and expand your business.SCC, T-111 6/11 T 6-8pm

TheVision,Mission,andServiceofFaithBasedOrganizationsThis seminar is designed to help church leaders equip their clergy to serve, lead and enhance ministry skills for the church body and community affi liates. This seminar will utilize real life applications of church vision and mission statements and how it leads to or hinders practical ministry.SCC, T-111 6/11 T 6:15-8:15pm

RiskManagementforSmallBusinessesLunch Provided-Pre-Registration RequiredThis seminar will identify the common risk associated with a small business. In addition, it will identify the external and internal factors, common warning signs of risk, and implement and evaluate a risk management plan for a small business.SCC, T-111 6/12 W 12n-2pm

NEW!NetworkingYourBusinessUnderstand the benefi ts of developing profi table relationships and cross-marketing with other businesses. This course is designed to help foster a better understanding of how to create partnerships to expand and grow your business.SCC, T-111 6/13 Th 6-8pm

FuelingYourSmallBusinessThe North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center offers this seminar to assist small business owners and prospective entrepreneurs with resources available for small businesses. Learn how to best access services as you start, grow, and manage your business.SCC, T-111 6/18 T 5:30-7:30pm

TheBasicsofGrantSeekingSeeking and securing funding for a non-profi t organization is vital for sustainability. This seminar is designed to help participants identify potential funding opportunities for their non-profi t organization.SCC, T-111 6/25 T 6-7:15pm

IntroductiontoGrantWritingAttend and learn the basic skills needed to write effective proposals in order to secure grants for your non-profi t organization.SCC, T-111 6/25 T 7:30-9pm

NEW!TaxSeasoninJulyforSmallBusinessesIt’s never too early to start planning for tax season. This seminar will help small businesses stay on top of their business taxes throughout the year so that tax season is much more manageable.SCC, T-111 7/9 T 6-9pm

SmallBusinessCenterThe Small Business Center is here to provide high quality, accessible assistance to prospective and existing small business owners. Information, counseling, loan program options and referral services are offered.

To pre-register or for more information, contact Becki McPherson at

(910) 788-6419 or email [email protected]

GettingtheMostoutofMobile Explore the multiple options of using your mobile devices to make your business life much easier. This course will take a look into the world of apps and how designed to make your business workfl ow less stressful and more rewarding.SCC, T-111 7/9 T 6-8pm

NEW!SocialMediaMasteryforChurchMinistryHave you ever felt like the “best-kept secret” in your community? While church-promotion can feel uncomfortable, using social media can provide a new resource to connect people to your ministry. In this workshop, you will learn how easy it is to use social media to promote your church ministry.SCC, T-111 7/11 Th 6-8pm

Fundrai$ingBasicsforYourNon-ProfitHaving discretionary funding is essential to any non-profi t to create additional streams of revenue. This seminar will cover how non-profi ts can facilitate successful fundraisers to meet their overall fi nancial needs.SCC, T-111 7/16 T 6-7:15pm

PuttingYourFaithBasedOrganizationOnline:AutomatingtheGivingProcessandMoreThis seminar is designed to help non-profi ts begin to automate or computerize their process of giving and contributions. These items include providing practical tools, website resources and infrastructure to support the development, enhancement and maintenance of this automation process.SCC, T-111 7/16 T 7:30-9pm

VisioningYourBestBusinessThis seminar will encourage entrepreneurs to focus on the vision of leadership development, passion in leadership, and goal setting for their small business.SCC, T-111 7/16 T 6-9pm

HowtoCreateSizzleinYourBusinessPlanThis seminar has two themes: (a) develop a business plan to capitalize on the marketing opportunities in your area and your industry (b)focus on developing other revenue streams from your existing product and service lines. SCC, T-111 7/22 M 6-8pm

HowtoApplyfora501c3Section 501(c)(3) is part of the US Internal Revenue Code that allows for federal tax exemption for non-profi t organizations. In addition, receiving this exempt status is vital to receive grants and tax deductible donations. This seminar will cover the basic steps to applying for a 501c3 and the fi ling requirements. SCC, T-111 7/25 Th 6-8pm

TheLiabilityofFaithBasedOrganizationsThis seminar is designed to help non-profi ts address liability issues to include how to protect the children, congregation, and visitors from the unforeseen challenges as well as the importance of good recordkeeping.SCC,T-111 7/30 T 6-8pm

BuildingaProfitableWebsiteforyourBusinessThis workshop will teach you effective ways to create and manage your business website to generate profi t and maintain a consistent workfl ow. Throughout the workshop, tools will be introduced to help plan and design effective web pages to produce a multifunctional website.SCC, T-111 8/1 Th 6-8pm

BookkeepingBasics…KeepingUpwithAccountingforSmallBusinessesThis seminar will introduce you to the basics of bookkeeping. Topics included are: profi t and loss, balance sheet, cash fl ow, and more. SCC, T-111 8/6 T 6-9pm

SCC’s Small Business Center

Come GROW Your Business with US!

ServicesProvidedInclude:• One-on-one confi dential counseling• FREE Business seminars• Resource Library• Funding Opportunities

Call or visit us today!Becki McPherson, Director

Small Business CenterSCC Campus, T-Building

(910) [email protected]

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NEW PROGRAM COMING 2019*!

The Associate in Applied Science degree program in Agribusiness Technology is based on the Southeastern Community College campus, and serves Columbus County and surrounding communities.

Agribusiness Technology will prepare students for employment in a variety of agribusiness jobs such as store management, farm operations, wholesale and retail produce management, and environmental and agricultural education. Students will learn the fundamentals of agriculture, with emphasis placed on entrepreneurial and fi eld training, as well as the basics of our economic system and government policies and programs relating to agriculture.

Associate in Applied Science

PROGRAM CONTACTAngie Ransom(910) 788-6424

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AGRIBUSINESS TECHNOLOGY

In your area, people with

Agribusiness Technology degrees typically make

$30,461 - $93,643/yr*Source: Career Coach

JOB OPPORTUNITIES• Sales Representatives, Wholesale and

Manufacturing, Technical and Scientifi c Products

• Buyers and Purchasing Agents, Farm Products• Farm and Ranch Managers• Farm and Home Management Advisors

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ADVANTAGESAccess to campus life & academic resources

Students can continue to participate in high schoolextracurricular activities, including athletics, band, clubs, etc.

Learn with diverse students of all ages and cultural backgrounds

Enroll in Fall, Spring and Summer courses tuition-free

Create a fl exible schedule with online, day and evening options

Qualify for SCC Success Scholarship ($0 tuition and fees) by completing two CCP courses.

CONSIDERATIONSStudents are responsible for their fees, books and transportation

Responsibility is key in a less structured environment

Careful planning and fl exibility are required to meet educational goals

STEPS TO ENROLLComplete before the fi rst day of classes.

Apply online for admission to Southeastern Community College as a high school student

Meet with your high school counselor to discuss eligibility

Request a high school transcript

Schedule a meeting with an SCC Student Services Specialist on your main school campus or at SCC

Get started earning college credits while you are in high school

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High school students can earn college credit from Southeastern Community College at no tuition cost to them or their families through a partnership between the NC Department of Public Instruction and the NC Community College System.

Career and College Promise offers qualifi ed high school students an opportunity to enroll in community college courses while still in high school.

WHO CAN ENROLL?Juniors and Seniors (public, private & home school students)

Students interested in pursuing a four-year university degree

Students interested in exploring careers like nursing, business, manufacturing technician, mechatronics, welding and more!

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WHY CHOOSE SCC?

Smaller than public and private colleges and universities

10:1Student/Faculty Ratio

Small Class SizesAffordability

Flexibility Close to Home

Cost of undergraduate, Full-Time*,Semester Tuition & Fees:

Walden University(Online)

East Carolina University

UNC Wilmington

UNC Pembroke

Southeastern Community College

$15,480

$7,484

$7,090

$3,354

$2,589

*12 Credit Hours Source: Offi cial College Websites

Start here, Transfer anywhere!College-level classes can transfer to all North Carolina four-year

universities, both public and private.

Day, evening, and online classesavailable to meet any need.

You don’t have to go far to fi nd state-of-the-art facilities

and the quality education needed to succeed.

over $250,000in scholarships awarded in 2018-2019

Don’t let the lack of financial resourcesbe a barrier to success!

Southeastern Community College

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SUMMER SEMESTER STARTS MAY 16!

FALL SEMESTERSTARTS AUGUST 15!

Financial Aid may be available.For more information about curriculum programs or to speak with Student Services, call (910) 788-6279.

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