CONTINUING EDUCATION. Build Your Career. Enrich Your Life. WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION August - December 2015

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1 Delaware Technical Community College Jack F. Owens Campus, Georgetown, Delaware CONTINUING EDUCATION WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION August - December 2015 Build Your Career. Enrich Your Life. go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment

2 WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION Table of Contents Professional Development... 2 Business and Careers... 2 Computers... 7 Early Childhood Education... 9 Health Hospitality Real Estate Social Media Technical and Trades Training Automotive CAD Charter Captain Flagger Certification Forklift GIS Certification Home Repair HVACR Landscaping Contract Training Personal Enrichment Adult Basic Education, GED testing & ESL Arts and Crafts CPR Culinary Defensive Driving Family Languages Money Matters Music Photography Special Interest Technology Fitness Membership/Classes Dance Fitness Kids On Campus Encore Arts & Crafts Enrichment Explore Fitness Lunch and Learn Technology Road Scholar Travel and Culture Online Courses/Training Events Registration Our Mission The Workforce Development and Community Education Division of the College provides lifelong learning opportunities for personal and professional growth for a diverse population through quality education and training programs. In addition, the Division supports economic development efforts by designing and delivering training programs that address the specific needs of local businesses and industries. For information on all of our programs, call Holiday Calendar (College closed on these days) Labor Day Sat., 9/5 thru Mon., 9/7/15 Thanksgiving Holiday Thurs., 11/26 thru Sun., 11/29/15 Christmas/New Year Holiday Sat., 12/19/15 thru Sun., 1/3/16 Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Friday (excluding holidays) Important Numbers: Bookstore Registration Christopher Moody Workforce Development and Community Education Director Abbreviation Legend M - Monday T - Tuesday W - Wednesday Th- Thursday F - Friday S - Saturday Su - Sunday Scan the QR code with your smartphone to register! Information presented in this bulletin is complete and accurate at the time of printing. 1 Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education

3 Professional Development Business & Careers Business & Careers Administrative Assistant Certificate Program An administrative assistant provides office services by implementing administrative systems and policies and procedures. Topics include: communication, organization and planning, information distribution, records management, document production, financial functions, and human resources. Required skills: administrative writing, verbal communication, working knowledge MS Office applications and problem solving. Study review session will be provided. Tuition does not include exam fee of approx. $150. No class on 11/26. Instructor: Sherri Mullen EYD hrs, 3 CEUs, Fee $ sessions, 9/24-12/3, Th, 6-9pm Basics of Bookkeeping Gain a marketable new skill by learning the basics of bookkeeping. Course covers the fundamentals of bookkeeping; delivering lessons and examples to build the skills needed to be an entry level bookkeeper. Textbook available in college bookstore. Instructor: Janette Fletcher EYD hrs, 2.4 CEUs, Fee $ sessions, 9/21-10/28, M&W, 6-8pm Basic Survival Sign Language Did you know that American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most frequently used language in America? This course will focus on learning Basic Survival Conversational American Sign Language. Learn the manual alphabet, numbers, colors, and over 400 signs in American Sign Language. Discuss deaf culture, cultural norms, and etiquette introducing oneself using ASL. By the end of this course, you will be able to utilize basic ASL to communicate with people who are deaf. Textbook available in college bookstore. Instructor: Lynn Kohler EYD hrs, 2 CEUs, Fee $ sessions, 10/6-12/8, T, 6-8pm Basics of Selling on ebay Have you ever wanted to sell on ebay but thought it was too hard? This course was designed just for you! Students will learn the basics of ebay rules and policies, creating a seller s account, listing preparation, photo tips, pricing, payment, and shipping. By the end of the course, you will be able to sell on ebay with ease! Tuition includes $20 material fee. Instructor: Patricia Tear ENF hrs, Fee $99 3 sessions, 10/13-10/20, T&Th, 6-9pm Building Your Life and Business Coaching Career Interested in building a successful coaching practice, yet not sure what to do next? Designed specifically for human development professionals to develop the skills they will need to enter the coaching profession. The course provides essential knowledge and skills to launch a coaching career and is required of students who want to become professional coaches. Course consists of three modules: Module I - You as Coach; Module II - Business of Coaching; Module 3 - From the Inside Out. Instructor: Alisha Broughton EYC hrs, 2 CEUs, Fee $ sessions, 9/15-11/17, T, 6-8pm DJ 101 Workshop Have you ever wanted to DJ, but just didn t know how to get started? Learn the basic skills to begin a career as a mobile DJ. You will learn music programming, understanding music trends, setting up sound systems, how to build a record collection, basic sales techniques and much more in this hands-on workshop. Lunch will be on your own during an hour break. Please bring a flash drive to class. Optional: laptop, ipad, tablet, etc. Facilitated by: Randolph Potter Jr. a.k.a. DJ Randy P The Positive One ENO hrs, Fee $65 1 session, 10/10, S, 9am-3pm COMING APRIL 2016 Administrative Assistants Conference With all of the changes in the business world, assistants have never been more challenged and required to perform as many tasks as they are today. Learn new practical skills that will inspire you to think differently about how to manage your job and your career. Focus on areas most important to your on-the-job performance and return to your office revitalized, refreshed and renewed. Lunch is included. Who will benefit: Administrative Assistants Office Managers Secretaries Support Staff Learn how to: Build and strengthen your people skills Manage multiple projects, responsibilities, and supervisors Get more done in less time Call for a detailed flyer I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment 2

4 Business & Careers Professional Development Get Paid to Talk: Making Money With Your Voice Ever been told that you have a great voice? From audio books and cartoons to documentaries, commercials and more, this class will introduce you to the growing field of voice over. Today, the range of voices hired has grown dramatically from the days of announcers. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area! We ll discuss industry pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you ll have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of our teacher. This class is lots of fun, realistic, and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice over field. Instructor: Voice Coaches ENO hrs, Fee $35 1 session, 10/14, W, 6:30-9pm Grant Writing Develop the skills needed to prepare a competitive and compelling grant through hands-on experience in identifying funding sources, developing a grant, serving on a grant review panel, and having your grant evaluated. Students will learn the basic grant writing format that can be used in current and/or volunteer positions. Writing skills are required for this course. Instructor: Sue Early EYD hrs, 1.2 CEUs, Fee $159 6 sessions, 9/8-10/13, T, 6-8pm Professional Sales Certificate Training Program Learn sales skills that will allow you to understand what a selling career is, make a great presentation, use sales basics for success and how to network. Business analysis will teach you how to quickly determine whether someone is an ideal client, reduce sales resistance, how to increase your income and understand why sales people fail. At the end of the course you will get the opportunity for role play, self assessment, critique and feedback. Instructor: Dr. Jerry Doc Semper EYD hrs, 2.1 CEU, Fee $399 7 sessions, 9/21-11/2, M, 6-9pm Workplace Professional Skills Basic Grammar and Writing Skills for Professionals This course is geared toward business professionals who may be intimidated by writing or who have forgotten basic skills learned in school. Students will gain confidence in their grammar and writing skills through hands-on, practical exercises. We will review essential grammar and usage skills, punctuation, sentence structure and other writing techniques. Instructor: Krista Knapp EYD hrs,.8 CEUs, Fee $109 4 sessions, 10/13-11/3, T, 6-8pm Bring Your A Game To Work Designed to instill foundational workplace behaviors and values in today s workforce. Built to be flexible to meet the needs of organizations of all sizes, the content, examples and activities are adaptable to any industry and cultural context. Become proficient in reliability, professionalism, positivity, initiative, respect, integrity, and gratitude. Discuss the 7 behaviors of the Work Ethic Performance Matrix: Attitude, Attendance, Appearance, Ambition, Accountability, Acceptance, and Appreciation. Instructor: Sherri Mullen EYD hrs, 3 CEUs, Fee $ sessions, 10/6-12/8, T, 6-9pm Building Self Confidence: Assertiveness in the Workplace What is communication without assertiveness? Enhance your interpersonal skills and management development skills. Topics include: understanding selfconfidence and how it benefits workplace communication, skills of assertive communication and persuasion and how to properly negotiate, dealing with aggressive and submissive behavior, and the art of saying no. Instructor: Sherri Mullen EYD hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $85 2 sessions, 9/15-9/17, T&Th, 6-9pm EYD hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $85 2 sessions, 12/15-12/17, T&Th, 6-9pm Business Phone and Correspondence Etiquette Writing skills techniques greatly enhance communication, which is essential in the workplace. Topics include: business correspondence, etiquette, and phone techniques. Discover ways to make a good first impression. Instructor: Sherri Mullen EYD hrs,.2 CEUs, Fee $29 1 session, 9/8, T, 6-8pm EYD hrs,.2 CEUs, Fee $29 1 session, 12/8, T, 6-8pm 3 Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education

5 Professional Development Business & Careers Communicate Across Cultures Understanding how other cultures act, react, and view the world can go a long way in helping people relate to and work with those who do not act, react and think as they do. Learn about other cultures without feeling hostile or defensive. This understanding, when applied, can help remove barriers between people of different cultures. Instructor: Dr. Jerry Doc Semper EYC hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 9/24, Th, 6-9pm Conflict Resolution Learn how to analyze, address, and manage conflict effectively. Discuss strategies for successful negotiation by identifying strengths and weaknesses and improving your ability to make good choices. Instructor: Dr. Jerry Doc Semper EYC hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 10/15, Th, 6-9pm Effective Supervision This workshop teaches coaching as an integral part of effective supervision. Learn the special nature of coaching employees to perform a task. Distinguish among performance problems that require coaching and those that can best be handled by clearer instructions, or other means. Reduce the amount of stress in your work. Instructor: Dr. Jerry Doc Semper EYC hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 11/5, Th, 6-9pm Emotional Intelligence Today s employers are looking for people who can recognize and handle their emotions and who can relate well to others. The way team members relate to each other is vital to success. Identify the characteristics of emotional intelligence and learn why they are important in the workplace. Gain an accurate awareness of your EI strengths and weaknesses. Instructor: Mike Cook EYC hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 10/8, Th, 1-4pm Instructor Feature: Donald Shandler, Ph.D. Dr. Donald Shandler is president of Shandler Associates, a consulting firm specializing in the development of managers, leaders, and professionals. He has extensive experience working with corporate, government and non-profit organizations. Don is a full professor (adjunct) at the University of Maryland University College. He has also taught as a full-time faculty member at Boston College and as an adjunct at Johns Hopkins. He has authored four books including: Motivating the Millennial Knowledge Worker, From Technical Specialist to Supervisor, Reengineering the Training Function, and Competency and the Learning Organization. Enhanced Communication Skills Effective communication isn t important - its Paramount! Employ adult-learning techniques and strategies to address the importance of the basic workplace skills of oral, written and symbolic communication. Discover how to listen, formulate questions, present information, provide data and express yourself in a clear, understandable way. Establish rules for coaching, counseling, mentoring, and providing feedback. Improve relationships between coworkers, superiors and subordinates by minimizing negative confrontation and improving understanding. Experience how enhancing communication reduces conflict and creates agreements that will help move the organization from where it is to where it is envisioned. Instructor: Mike Cook EYD hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 11/12, Th, 1-4pm Generational Diversity Four different generations participate in the American Labor Force today: Traditionalists (59+), Baby Boomers (41-58), Generation X ( 24-40) and Generation Y (23 & younger). Each generation approaches work and career in different ways. Discuss the differences between the four generations and what each one has to offer. Instructor: Dr. Jerry Doc Semper EYC hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 12/3, Th, 6-9pm Influence Without Authority Individuals often find that they have to influence other people beyond the bounds of their formal authority. They need to find ways for cutting through interpersonal and departmental barriers to motivate and influence others up, down and across the organization. Workshop participants will learn the importance of building effective relationship, developing alliances, the power of mutual exchange, and the law of reciprocity. Opportunities to practice and acquire new skills are provided in each of the two sessions. Participants will learn how to make things happen and discover that you are more powerful than you think. Instructor: Donald Shandler EYD hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $75 2 sessions, 9/15-9/17, T&Th, 6-9pm EYD hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $75 2 sessions, 11/3-11/5, T&Th, 6-9pm Mastering Public Speaking One of the 10 most stressful life situations a person can experience is public speaking. Learn and practice techniques, skills and strategies to control your fear and make a powerful presentation whether it is a speech, business presentation or meeting. Handle questions smoothly, manage your emotions in meetings and excel in interviews. Develop your speaking voice with tips for using both verbal and non verbal communication. Instructor: Mike Cook EYD hrs, 1.8 CEUs, Fee $199 6 sessions, 10/15-11/19, Th, 1-4pm I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment 4

6 Business & Careers Professional Development Problem Solving & Critical Thinking This course uses a four element model to demonstrate how to solve problems. Identifiying the problem/opportunity is the first element followed by alternative selection. Decision making and implementation/action plan conclude the elements in problem solving. The course is highly interactive with participant teams working with real life problems. Teams are chosen to create and present a problem solving proposal covering the four elements. The proposal will be critiqued and given a "go" or "no go" decision. Instructor: Stanley Goldstein EYC hrs, 1 CEU, Fee $145 5 sessions, 9/17-10/15, Th, 1-3pm Moral Development for Professionals: From Leadership to Frontline Workers Learn techniques that boost morale and integrity in the workplace among leaders and employees, which could enhance better productivity and unity. Topics include: communication and feedback, conflict resolution, skills assessment, retreats, collaborations and brainstorming, motivation, goal setting, and team development. Also discuss What do you bring to the table? Instructor: Sherri Mullen EYD hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $89 2 sessions, 12/1-12/3, T&Th, 6-9pm Positive Attitude in the Workplace Believe in yourself. Your attitude is the primary force that will determine whether you succeed or fail. Managing one s attitude also involves affecting others with their attitude. If you want to improve your performance and make an impact on people and the organization, take this workshop and be a better you. Instructor: Dr. Jerry Doc Semper EYC hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 11/19, Th, 6-9pm creates The Delaware Governor s Education Grants are programs designed to help Delaware residents build a better career through education. Time Management Focuses on how to manage time and priorities when faced with deadlines, high expectations and demands on your time. Learn to stay relaxed, organized and productive using the most effective techniques to enable you to keep track of projects and get more done every day. Instructor: Dr. Jerry Doc Semper EYC hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 10/1, Th, 6-9pm Verbal Self Defense This course will teach you how to speak and act professionally under pressure. Modifying and changing behavior will help you take control of a stressful situation. Verbal self defense will give you the tools to redirect behavior and calm difficult people. Instructor: Dr. Jerry Doc Semper EYC hrs,.3 CEUs, Fee $49 1 session, 9/3, Th, 6-9pm The Governor s Education Grant for Unemployed Workers This program provides Delaware residents with up to $2,000 per year to learn a new skill, upgrade a current skill or earn a certificate or degree. The Governor s Education Grant for Working Adults This program provides Delaware residents, who are working, with up to $2,000 per year to attend school part-time to learn a new skill, upgrade a current skill or earn a certificate or degree. Funded by DEDO and administered by The Higher Education Office Find out how you can qualify today at: or call or (outside New Castle County). 5 Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education

7 Professional Development Business & Careers ENTREPRENEURS Delaware Kauffman FastTrac New Venture Gain the skills you need to create, manage, and grow your business using practical hands-on methods. Delaware Kauffman FastTrac New Venture If you want a fast way to gain the skills needed to create, manage, and grow your business using practical hands-on methods, then this is the course for you! FastTrac is a framework for entrepreneurs helping entrepreneurs. As a FastTrac participant you don't just learn about business, you live it. You ll work on your own business ideas or existing ventures throughout the program moving your venture to reality. Program combines facilitator-led sessions, small-group exercises, guest subject-matter experts, and idea sharing with peers with business coaching and mentoring. Instructors: John Childress & Keena Ross EYC 232 2B1-30 hrs, 3 CEUs, Fee $49 10 sessions, 10/1-12/10 (no class on 11/26), Th, 6-9pm Georgetown, DE Entrepreneurship is Brewing Here! Two local entrepreneurs take the stage each week for six minutes to present their business ideas to gain insight into how they can improve their businesses, get realtime feedback, and connect with their community. Every Wednesday, 9-10 a.m. Delaware Technical Community College Java 101, Student Services Center Georgetown, Delaware If you would like to sign up to present your business idea or attend the event visit I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment 6

8 Computers Professional Development Computers How to Build a Website Need to generate more business or starting a new business? Learn and understand how to market and build your website. Detailed course explains how to use web editing tools to host a small site (up to five pages) immediately without paying web hosting fees. Step-bystep instructions on how to work online with a pre-designed template, web editing tools, basic image editing and using an extensive image library. Link to Twitter, Facebook, use a shopping cart, and whole lot more. Get your business website up and running in less time and for less money with an accomplished expert at your side. Prerequisite: Must have basic computer skills. Instructor: June McGroary EYF hrs, 1.2 CEUs, Fee $135 4 sessions, 9/14-9/23, M&W, 6-9pm App Development Everyone has used the ipad and ios platform, but in this hands-on app development class we are going to learn how to develop applications (apps) for ios! We will explore the basics of software development and programming, including basic data types and structures, and basic object-oriented programming techniques. This class is great for someone with an understanding of how to use software, but wants to learn how to create it! Please bring an ipad 2 or later (ipad 4 or later preferred) to class. Students must purchase Codea for ipads prior to class, For more information, call Instructor: Kolby Dukes ENF hrs, Fee $95 6 sessions, 11/3-12/8, T, 6-8pm Introduction to Computers Explains in layman terms the different hardware and software components of a personal computer. Learn and customize the desktop, start menu and taskbar. Understand Windows Operating System elements and move/resize/maximize/minimize windows. Covers browsing the Internet and skills such as creating, replying, and sending & receiving attachments. Textbook in college bookstore. Instructor: Paul Fitzgerald EYF hrs,.9 CEUs, Fee $119 3 sessions, 9/15-9/29, T, 6-9pm EYF hrs,.9 CEUs, Fee $119 3 sessions, 11/3-11/17, T, 6-9pm Introduction to Microsoft Word and Excel 2013 An introduction to Microsoft Word & Excel. Learn to save and open files, create letters and basic spreadsheets. Learn about file management: saving, deleting, renaming, organizing, moving and finding. Bring problems from home and work. Textbook in college bookstore. Instructor: Paul Fitzgerald EYF hrs,.9 CEUs, Fee $119 3 sessions, 10/6-10/20, T, 6-9pm EYF hrs,.9 CEUs, Fee $119 3 sessions, 12/1-12/15, T, 6-9pm THIS FALL! CISCO Certified Network Routing and Switching (CCNA) -! This course is designed to prepare students for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification. Topics include Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) models, Transport Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) models, dynamic routing, IP addressing and Access Control List (ACL). Students will have the opportunity to examine network protocols, including Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). This program is designed for students who want to take the first step in preparing for a career in networking and current network engineers who need to increase their value to employers and stay current with advances in networking. Students must be prescreened. No class 11/26; 12/ EYF $2, sessions, 10/15-3/3/16, T&Th, 5-10pm ipad for Business/Professional Development ipad for Business takes business owners into a whole new level of organization, planning, and professionalism within their business. From this course, business owners will learn how to use an ipad to accept mobile credit card payments on site, manage their customers and schedule right from their ipad, and how to use third party apps to keep their files in-sync between their ipad and their computer at home or at the office. ipad for business is a sure winner for business owners who are looking to improve their overall productivity and customer satisfaction. Instructor: Brandon White EYF hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $65 2 sessions, 10/13-10/20, T, 6-9pm 7 Delaware Technical Community College I Jack F. Owens Campus I Workforce Development and Community Education

9 Professional Development Computers Microsoft Access Level I A relational database application such as Microsoft Office Access 2013 can help you and your organization collect and manage large amounts of data. Access is a versatile tool. You can use it as a personal data management tool (for your use alone), or you can use it as a construction set to develop applications for an entire department or organization. In this course, you will learn how to use Access 2013 to manage your data, including: creating a new database, constructing tables, designing forms and reports, and creating queries to join, filter, and sort data. Instructor: June McGroary EYF hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $79 2 sessions, 10/5-10/7, M&W, 6-9pm Microsoft Excel 2013 Create and edit professional looking spreadsheets for a variety of purposes and situations. Topics include: learning terminology, Excel window, ribbons, creating/managing/previewing, and printing worksheets and workbooks, entering and formatting data, functions, formulas, headers and footers; naming of ranges, cells, and worksheets; freezing rows and columns and using split screens; applying cell styles; conditional formatting, filters, sorting, and statistics; changing column width and row height; using cell ranges, series, and fill handle. Creating and formating charts, macros and links, customizing a toolbar and creating shortcuts. Prerequisite: knowledge of MSOffice Suite or Intro to Computers. Textbook and USB storage device (thumb drive) in college bookstore. Instructor: Trudy Pusey EYF hrs, 1.6 CEUs, Fee $255 8 sessions, 9/3-10/22, Th, 6-8pm Microsoft Excel Level I Excel organizes, calculates, analyzes, revises, updates, and presents in various ways. It gives you the tools to provide insight into your business. This course prepares you to learn Excel basics and covers the following topics: get started with Microsoft Office Excel 2013, Perform calculations, Modify a worksheet, format a worksheet, print workbooks, and manage workbooks. Instructor: June McGroary EYF hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $79 2 sessions, 9/28-9/30, M&W, 6-9pm Microsoft Excel Level II This course builds upon Excel 2013 Level I and will help you in the future to create more advanced workbooks and worksheets. It also enhances your understanding in how to analyze data and extract information. The course covers the following topics: Customize the Excel environment; Create advanced formulas; Analyze data by using functions and conditional formatting; Organize and analyze datasets and tables; Visualize data by using basic charts; Analyze data by using Pivot Tables, slicers, and Pivot Charts. Instructor: June McGroary EYF hrs,.6 CEUs, Fee $79 2 sessions, 10/12-10/14, M&W, 6-9pm Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 Create complex slide shows, product plans, reports, and marketing materials. Learn how to work with text and graphics. Topics include: managing the MS PowerPoint environment, design and modify presentations, proofing, insert tables/ charts/diagrams/pictures and shapes. Save presentations in HTML so they can be shared over the web. Work with templates, slide masters, multimedia and special effects, formatting, add/edit/ delete comments, compare and merge presentations. Print slides, outlines, handouts, and speaker notes. Export presentations into another MS Office program. Textbook in college bookstore. No class 11/26. Instructor: Trudy Pusey EYF hrs, 1.4 CEUs, Fee $219 7 sessions, 10/29-12/17, Th, 6-8pm Microsoft Word 2013 Create and edit professional looking documents for a variety of purposes and situations. Topics include: creating and maintaining documents, formatting themes and styles, page layout, graphics, paragraph modifications and adding hyperlinks. Create flyers, newsletters, reports, letterhead; work with templates, headers and footers, tab stops, create and learn table formatting, quick parts, sort content, save documents in multiple formats, customize toolbar and create shortcuts. Prerequisite: knowledge of MS Office Suite or Intro to Computers. Textbook and USB storage device (thumb drive) in college bookstore. No class 11/28. Instructor: Trudy Pusey EYF hrs, 1.5 CEUs, Fee $245 6 sessions, 10/31-12/12, S, 9-11:30am Quickbooks Pro Basic Designed to introduce new or current Quickbooks users to the many functions/ options that make this application so popular. Function overview: working with lists/registers/invoices/accounts receivable and payable/reconciling accounts, setting up inventory/working with bank accounts/ form letters/analyzing financial data/payroll/ job estimates/progress invoice/time tracking and how to back up and restore files. Textbook in college bookstore--optional. Instructor: June McGroary EYF 521 2B1-12 hrs, 1.2 CEUs, Fee $159 4 sessions, 9/21-9/28, MT&Th, 6-9pm Office of Management and Budget Computer Training for State Employees For dates and details visit I Search classes and register online at go.dtcc.edu/workforcedevelopment 8