FALL SCHEDULE. Continuing Education Workforce Development Pipe Fitting

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1 Continuing Education Workforce Development FALL SCHEDULE Pipe Fitting

2 Leading Industry Careers Why choose an Industrial Program? Alvin Community College offers workforce training in the following industrial fields: CNC Machinist Commercial Truck Driving (CDL) Pipe Fitting Welding Day and evening classes are available throughout each semester. All programs take an average of 4-6 weeks to complete. Students who receive a certificate of completion are eligible to walk in the May or December graduation. Financial assistance and FREE TRAINING are available to those who qualify. Apply Today! For more information see page

3 Table of Contents General Information & Registration Directory...2 FAQs and Financial Aid Information...3 General CEWD Information...4 Corporate Training...7 How to Register...8 Academic Foundations Reading and Writing...9 Academic Overlay Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)...10 Adult Basic Education GED Comprehensive & Math Prep...11 Career Training Computer Training...12 Professional Development...14 Human Resource Management...15 Health Care Training Activity Director...16 CPR...16 Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA/Nurse Tech)...17 Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA)...18 Dental Assistant...18 Home Healthcare Aide (Patient Care Giver)...19 Massage Therapy...19 Medical Office Professsional and Professional Medical Coding...20 Medication Administration for Nurse Aide and Annual Update...20 Non-Certified Radiological Technician...21 Phlebotomy Technician...21 Veterinary Assistant...21 Industrial Training CNC/Machining...22 Commercial Truck Driving License (CDL)...23 Pipefitting...23 Welding...24 Safety Education Concealed Handgun License (CHL)...26 Gun Safety & Handgun Marksmanship...26 Motorcycle Safety...26 Vocational Education...27 Online Learning...28 Community Programs-Visit ACC Marketplace

4 Directory ACC Continuing Education Workforce Development Activity Director CPR Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA/Nurse Tech) Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA) CNC Machinist Commercial Truck Driving License (CDL) Community Programs Computer Training Concealed Handgun License (CHL) Corporate Training Court Reporting (Academic Overlay) Dental Assistant Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) (Academic Overlay) GED Comprehensive & Math Prep Home Healthcare Aide (Patient Care Giver) Human Recource Management Industrial Design (Drafting) (Academic Overlay) Karate Massage Therapy Medical Office Professional Medication Administration for Nurse Aide and Annual Update Non-Certified Radiological Technician (NCRT) Online Learning Phlebotomy Technician Physical Fitness Pipefitting Professional Development Professional Medical Coding Reading and Writing (Academic Foundations) Recruiting/Tours Safety Education Senior Adult Senior Computer Training Sports and Human Performance (Academic Overlay) Veterinary Assistant Vocational Education Welding Workforce Grants

5 FAQs Frequently asked questions: Where is Alvin Community College at Turner - Pearland? 4717 Bailey Rd, Pearland, TX From Alvin take I-35 North to Pearland. Take a left on Bailey Rd (County Road 101). After you go through the Veterans Road intersection, the ACC at Turner- Pearland campus will be on your right. Are CEWD programs and courses eligible for tax form 1098-T? No they are not. CEWD courses are not eligible for tax deduction. What does IN and OD tuition stand for? IN means in-district tuition and OD means out-of-district tuition. See page 4, General Information, for what determines your residency. What is the difference between CEWD and credit? CEWD classes give you fast track options and hands on training students need to obtain skills in the work place. A college application, transcripts or college entrance exams are not required to enroll in CEWD programs. Students may only take classes specific to the trade you are registering for. Unlike credit classes, CEWD courses are non-transferrable from one college to another. Upon completion of a Continuing Education Workforce Development program students will earn a certificate of completion or a state certification. Credit programs are geared for a two year degree or transfer of credit to another college. Financial Aid *Continuing Education Workforce Development programs and classes do not qualify for Federal Pell Grants and are not 1098-T form eligible. Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG) Limited funds are available for persons who qualify through the College Financial Aid Office, to assist with payment of tuition for vocational courses. Books and fees are not included. This grant does not require repayment and is applicable only for vocational courses with tuition over $1000. Come by the Continuing Education Office, ACC Campus Building H, Room 103 for an authorization form. See applications steps at Alternative Student Loans Alternative student loans, also known as private student loans, are specialized college student loans designed to provide supplemental funding to cover costs associated with college. Search online for student loans provided by banks or other institutions that are not federally funded. VA Funding CDL, Dental Assistant and Welding programs are approved for Chapter 33, Chapter 30, Chapter 1606, Chapter 1607, Chapter 35 and Chapter 31 VA funds. VA students must maintain Cumulative GPA of 2.0 and meet the progression standards of the program they are enrolled. For more information call /veterans@alvincollege.edu. Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Currently our CNC Machinist and Welding programs are eligible for the WIA scholarship through Workforce Solutions. Individuals qualify based on unemployment, underemployment or financial need. Other restrictions apply. For more information visit the Workforce Solutions website at 3

6 General CEWD Information General Information Some courses require the purchase of special books or equipment. Books and supplies are not included in the tuition cost unless indicated. Supply lists are provided at first class meeting. Books and supplies are usually available in the College Store. For College Store hours, call To be classified as in-district (IN) for ACC courses, a Texas resident must live within the boundaries of the ACC tax district. Alvin residents are considered in-district for ACC at Turner - Pearland courses. Out-of-district fees (OD) are required of students residing outside the ACC tax district. Texas residents residing outside the ACC tax district will have a $20.00 OD fee on all CEWD courses as indicated in the schedule. For certificate programs a $22.00 student services fee will apply. Students registering after a class has started will be charged a $25.00 late fee per course. Cancellation of a Scheduled Class The College will cancel a course that lacks sufficient enrollment five working days prior to the class start date or three working days for one-day classes. When a course is cancelled, every effort is made to notify all registered students promptly; ACC s preferred method of communication is via . A full refund is processed automatically. Refund checks will be mailed to students within three weeks of cancellation of a class. No cash refunds will be given. Avoid cancellations by registering early. CEWD Refund Policy A 100% refund, less a $20.00 service fee per course, will be given if the student submits a written, signed request for a refund no later than five working days prior to course starting. Refunds will not be issued within the five working days before first class meeting unless class is cancelled by CEWD. In this event, 100% of the tuition and fees will be refunded. Allow three weeks for checks to be mailed. This policy applies to all CEWD courses unless otherwise stated. Course tuition/fees are not transferable from one course to another or from one student to another. CEWD Credit (overlay) Refund Policy - refer to the Credit Schedule for refund information or call Enrollment/Program Costs Tuition and fees must be paid in full at time of registration. Cash, VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover are accepted. A minimum number of students are required for each course. Tuition and fees are based on program costs/instruction, registration, equipment, building use, student services and residency status. Grading System The final grade given in most CEWD courses follows the standard letter grading system with the exceptions of S meaning successful completion and N meaning not successful. Some courses require other grading systems to satisfy federal, state or other regulatory requirements. A Certificate of Completion will be provided if the student has successfully completed the course. There is a $5.00 fee for each additional or replacement certificate request. Transcripts All transcript requests must be made in writing to Continuing Education Workforce Development. Official transcripts will be placed in a sealed envelope. If requested, an official transcript can be forwarded to another institution or agency if the correct address and point of contact is provided by the student. There is a $5.00 fee for each official transcript request. 4

7 Admission to Classes/Attendance Only registered students may attend class. To avoid disruption of classroom instruction, children of enrolled students may not attend classes or related activities. Cellular phones and other electronic devices should not be brought to class. If student s name is not on roster, a paid course receipt is required. In case of emergencies, students may be contacted through the Campus Police Office at Available Student Services A student service fee of $22.00 per semester will be added to workforce training courses of 19 hours or more. This enables students to take advantage of the following: Library - Call (Alvin Campus). Computer Lab - Call Fitness Center -Call Student Activities - Call In order to use the available services, CEWD students must bring a paid course receipt to obtain a student ID card from the Library, Bldg. A. The student services fee is included with tuition and paid at time of registration. Business Hours/Holidays: Fall Semester Business Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Holidays: September 7 November December 16 - January 3 Labor Day Thanksgiving Winter Break Code of Conduct The Alvin Community College Student Code of Conduct (Student Handbook and ACC Administrative Procedures Manual, Sections 8.08, 8.09, 8.10, 8.11, and 8.12) applies to all noncredit students. Disclaimer Notice The courses in this schedule will be taught as listed, provided there is sufficient enrollment in each section to justify the course offering. The College will cancel a course that lacks sufficient enrollment five working days prior to the course start date. The schedule of time, room and instructor reflect the intention of the College at the time the schedule is published. These are subject to change and their listing in the schedule is not an assurance to students that they will be taught exactly as listed. Non-Discrimination Policy Alvin Community College exists to improve the lives of its constituents by providing affordable, accessible, high quality and innovative academic, technical and cultural educational opportunities for the diverse communities it serves. Temporary Parking Permit A temporary parking permit is required for on-campus (ACC) non-credit courses (excluding one day courses) from Campus Police, room H132. Students must bring a paid course receipt to obtain a permit before attending their first class. Tuition Tuition is based upon residency status on file. ACC may change tuition rates and other charges without notice when so directed by the Board of Regents. 5

8 Continuing Education Workforce Development Continuing Education Workforce Development (CEWD) provides workforce training for individuals as well as opportunities for industry partnerships. Our innovative partnerships with business and industry allow the college to be a part of shaping the future of the community and local businesses. We offer workforce training programs that incorporate new technology to give students the edge they need to further or begin their career in a number of fields including health care, professional services, industrial arts and more. In addition to workforce training, we offer Alvin and the surrounding communities the opportunity to be life-long learners in Continuing Education through our community programs. Certificate Programs Certificate programs offered through Continuing Education Workforce Development include Certified Nursing Assistant, Clinical Medical Assistant, Computer Technician, CNC / Machining, Dental Assistant, Home Healthcare Aide, Human Resources, Massage Therapy, Medical Office Professional, Medication Administration, Non-Certified Radiologic Technician, Pipefitting, Professional Medical Coding, Phlebotomy, Truck Driver Training, Veterinary Assistant and Welding. Community Programs The Community Programs include courses for personal and professional advancement designed to broaden an individual s cultural, personal, professional, and recreational interests. Course offerings are revised and new courses are added continuously to reflect changing community needs and interests. Additionally, Continuing Education Workforce Development includes education and training that supports personal objectives. See page on our variety of community course offerings. Computer & Software Training Our services are designed to meet the customized training needs of area businesses and individuals. Program offerings include basic, intermediate and advanced courses in Microsoft Office, the Internet and other software. Training for companies is customized to meet specific needs. Customized & Corporate Training Customized training programs work with business, industry, governmental and non-profit agencies to deliver timely, cost effective, quality, performance-based training. Professional trainers conduct short-term training to accommodate identified needs. Customized training includes: computer training, technical training, employee growth programs and continuous process improvement. Visit with our Continuing Education Workforce Development team to learn more about our training opportunities. The CEWD office is located in H building room or ce@alvincollege.edu We offer customized workshops and training courses on over 300 topics for local business employee training. Call now for more information

9 Do you own a small business? You may be eligible to receive funds from the Texas Workforce Commission to train your employees. Through the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) Skills for Small Business program, up to $2 million from the Skills Development Fund is dedicated to the backbone of the Texas business community - our small employers. Small businesses now can apply to TWC for training offered by Alvin Community College. TWC processes the applications and works with the college to fund the specific courses selected by businesses for their employees. This exceptional opportunity is in conjunction with the Governor s Small Business Forums. It supports businesses with fewer than 100 employees, and emphasizes training for new workers. It has the additional ability to upgrade the skills of incumbent works. For more information, contact TWC Workforce Business Services staff at or Skills@twc.state.tx.us ACC offers training solutions to businesses and organizations on virtually any topic. We work with all sizes of companies, government and community organizations, and we welcome the opportunity to work with your organization. Our training solutions range from offering courses, seminars and workshops, to creating custom-designed corporate trainings tailored to meet your needs. These solutions include delivering the training at a location best suited to meet your needs at your site within our service area, or one of our locations at a time that is convenient for you. We currently have programs in the following areas and can always tailor to request in meeting your needs: Advanced Writing Skills Adobe Acrobat and Photoshop Business Ethics for the Office Business Leadership Call Center Training Computer Basics Customer Service Training Critical Thinking Diversity Training How to Blog and Podcast Human Resources Intuit QuickBooks Marketing Microsoft Office Applications Safety in the Workplace Success in Sales Teamwork For more information on ACC corporate training call

10 How to Register Registration is ongoing throughout the year for continuing education courses. Register early to avoid course cancellations. ACC requires a minimum number of students to be enrolled for a course to be held. Register In-Person Alvin Campus, H Building Room Mustang Road Alvin, TX Fall Days/Times Monday - Tuesday 8:00am - 5:00pm Wednesday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm Register Online Online registration is available for select Continuing Education Workforce Development programs. If you have a WebACCess login: Log into WebACCess. Select Continuing Education (do not select Student, that is for credit classes). Select Register and Pay for Continuing Education Classes. Choose the Topic Code and Location in drop-down menus for the course which you are registering. Select the Course Session for which you are registering by clicking on the white box in the select column. Click Submit at the bottom of the page. If you do not have a WebACCess login: From ACC home page click Continuing Ed/Career Training. Select Register on WebACCess. Choose the Topic Code and Location in drop-down menus for the class which you are registering. Select the Course Session for which you are registering by clicking on the white box in the select column. Click Submit at the bottom of the page. On the Personal Identification page, fill out all of the fields that are indicated with a star with the student s information. Important: When entering information on the Personal Identification screen, ALL the information must be the student s. Using a parent/spouse s Social Security Number in place of a student s will cause record damage with the college s Registrar. Please note on the top of that screen the message regarding address and/or phone number changes; if you are a returning student and your address/numbers/ have changed within the last 3 months you must contact our office in order for us to have updated information. Entering the new information on the Personal Identification screen will not over-ride the old information in our student database. It is important that our office has current student information in case of course cancellations or changes. Call the CEWD office at

11 Academic Foundations hhreading and Writing Non - Course Based Reading This course focuses on development of reading and higher order thinking skills necessary for college readiness. In small group settings, students read, discuss, and write about a central text as they also learn correct grammatical structures and expand their knowledge of Edited American English. Lab hours included. TEXTBOOK TO BE PURCHASED BY STUDENT (approximate cost from: $8.00 to $16.00). CCENCBR 0200 M1A 08/24/15-10/13/15 09:30AM - 10:20AM MW A218 E Birdwell CCENCBR 0200 M2A 10/14/15-12/11/15 09:30AM - 10:20AM MW A218 E Birdwell Fee(s): Tuition IN $75.00 Tuition OD $95.00 Other Fees $34.00 Non-Course Based Writing In small-group or individual settings, this course develops fundamental writing skills such as idea generation, drafting, organization, and revision. Writing style and the utilization of Edited American English is emphasized as students write text to prepare them for writing in future college courses. Lab included. CENCBW 0100 M1B 08/25/15-10/13/15 09:30AM - 10:20AM TTH A218 E Birdwell Fee(s): Tuition IN $75.00 Tuition OD $95.00 Other Fees $34.00 Basic English for Speakers of Other Languages Focus on increasing English fluency from basic to mid-intermediate levels, with an emphasis on speaking and listening. This course consists of classroom instruction and computer-based instruction. Lab included. Requires purchase of $45 software license for working off campus and headphones with microphone. CEESOL 0301 SS1 09/21/15-12/11/15 10:30AM - 12:20PM MW A226 Faculty Fee(s): Tuition IN $75.00 Tuition OD $95.00 Other Fees $34.00 Intermediate English for Speakers of Other Languages Focus on increasing English fluency from mid-intermediate to advanced levels, with an emphasis on preparation for academic classes. This course blends classroom instruction and computer-based instruction with lab included. Requires purchase of $45 software license for working off campus and headphones with microphone. CEESOL 0302 SS60 09/21/15-12/ :30PM - 08:20PM MW A226 Faculty Fee(s): Tuition IN $75.00 Tuition OD $95.00 Other Fees $34.00 English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Self Paced Study This online course combines technology-based instruction with tutorials to allow students to improve their specific English difficulties. Requires purchase of $45 software license for working off-campus and headphones with microphone. CENCCN 0101 SS1 09/21/15-12/12/15 TBA - TBA TBA TBA Faculty Fee(s): Tuition IN $50.00 Tuition OD $70.00 Other Fees $32.00 Two registration options for the Academic Foundations courses: In the CE Office located in the H building, Room 103 Online With Web ACCess 9

12 Academic Overlay hhemergency Medical Technician Emergency Medical Technician - Basic Lecture Introduction to the level of Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - Basic. Includes all the skills necessary to provide emergency medical care at a basic life support level with an ambulance service or other specialized service. Co-requisites: Enrollment in CEEMSP 1060 and hold an American Heart Association or Red Cross CPR Certification. Includes Lab hours that are required. CEEMSP A 08/24/15-12/05/15 08:00AM - 11:50AM MW S131 M Voight CEEMSP A 08/25/15-12/05/15 06:00PM - 09:50PM TTH S131 P Stemmer Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $60.00 EMT - Basic Clinical A course of study that provides detailed education, training, and work-based experience in the hospital and ambulance arena. Clinical experiences are unpaid external learning experiences. (6 hours per week external clinical/ambulance experience.) Student must attend a clinical orientation session. Students will schedule 48 hours of hospital clinical and 48 hours of ambulance training by developing their own schedule. Students should have access to a computer for and clinical scheduling. Co-requisites: American Heart Association or Red Cross CPR certification. Concurrently enrolled in CEEMSP CEEMSP A 08/27/15-12/05/15 TBA TH S133 M Spears Fee(s): Tuition IN $78.00 Tuition OD $ Other Fees $ Emergency Medical Technician hhadditional Academic Overlay Programs Certain credit courses are available through the CEWD department as credit overlays. Students do not receive college credit for overlay classes and will need to contact the Department Chair for approval. Court Reporting An Exciting, Rewarding, High-Tech Profession! Court reporters may work in the courtroom to provide transcripts of trial proceedings or they may produce depositions for atorneys or they may work with the hearing-impaired community by providing captioning and CART services. There is an increasing demand for court reporters. Average salary over $60,000 per year. For more information call Industrial Design AutoCAD topics include CAD equipment selection and interface; software selection and installation; creating and plotting offline drawings for architectural, electrical, circuit, mechanical, or interior design, create/modify graphic elements, storing and retrieving predefined components; and adding text and dimensions. For more information call Sports and Human Performance ACC Sports and Human Performance graduates leave prepared to instruct or coach groups or individuals in the fundamentals of sports as well as demonstrate techniques and methods of participation. Graduates typically work in the health corporate, community, or commercial fitness professions. For more information call

13 Adult Basic Education hhged Prep GED Comprehensive Preparation This course readies the student to take and pass the GED test. Instruction focuses on the four (4) content areas of the GED test: Language Arts, Science, Social Studies and Math. Textbook and official GED calculator (TI-30XS MultiView) are required. STUDENTS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 must meet certain criteria prior to online registration. CEADED 0020 AC01 08/18/15-09/30/15 09:00AM - 12:00PM MTWTH A222 K FORD CEADED 0020 AC02 08/18/15-11/10/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM TTH H125 J VALENTINE CEADED 0020 AC03 10/05/15-11/16/15 09:00AM - 12:00PM MTWTH A222 K FORD Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $31.00 GED Math Preparation This course prepares the student to take/retake the GED math test only. Instruction topics includes whole numbers, word problems, decimals, fractions, ratio and proportion, percent, measurement, statistics, basic geometry, basic algebra, and advanced topics in algebra and geometry. STUDENTS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 must meet certain criteria prior to online registration. Textbook and official GED calculator (TI-30XS MultiView) are required. CEADED 0030 AC001 09/21/15-10/28/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM MW A222 Faculty Fee(s): Tuition IN $87.00 Tuition OD $ Other Fees $29.00 REGISTRATION IS EASY! Have a credit card? Registering online with your credit/debit card is fast and simple. Go to and select Continuing Ed/Career Training on the red banner at the top of the page. Choose Register Online/WebACCess from the drop-down menu. Then select GED Prep Classes under the topic code and the campus you prefer. Next, choose the class you d like to register for from the list that appears. From there you ll be asked some demographic questions and then your credit card information. If you d prefer registering in person, visit Building H, Room 103, at our main ACC campus to speak with one of our Continuing Education customer service specialists who will be happy to help you! STUDENTS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE GED classes are available to 17-year-old students as well as 16-year-olds who are court-ordered. Before being allowed to attend class, underage students and a parent or legal guardian must meet with the program coordinator and agree to certain classroom rules before the end of class. Call to set up an appointment. 11 Register Online with Web ACCess

14 Career Training hhcomputer Training We offer a wide range of individual computer courses to help students develop or upgrade their computer skills. Find detailed class descriptions at Introduction to Computers for Seniors This course is designed to take the mystery out of computers. Learn computer terminology, computer hardware, software, operating systems, files, folders, working with Windows, the Internet, and computer networks. This hands-on course is taught in a way that everyone can understand. ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CAMPUS Course No. Date(s Time Day Room Instructor CEITSC 1012 TC01 09/14/15-09/30/15 09:00AM - 12:00PM MW 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $55.00 Introduction to Internet for Seniors This course introduces the Internet, World Wide Web (WWW), and how to perform basic research to address personal or company/business needs. Topics include accessing and navigating the Internet, covering concepts, terms, tools, and services such as Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Learn to browse and search the Internet successfully using popular browsers and search tools. Requires knowledge of the Windows XP environment. ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CAMPUS Course No. Date(s Time Day Room Instructor CEITNW 1007 TC01 10/12/15-10/21/15 09:00AM - 12:00PM MW 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $65.00 Tuition OD $85.00 Other Fees $20.00 Computer Business Fundamentals This course is designed to provide the student with essential core skills in computers to enter the job market. Key concepts discussed are basic computer operations, word processing, spreadsheets, telecommunications, databases, and time management. Interviewing and resume writing are also covered. The student will be issued a certificate upon completion. Students will receive training materials in the first class session and will be issued a certificate upon course completion. Course No. Date(s Time Day Room Instructor CEPOFI 1004 AC01 09/01/15-11/05/15 09:00AM - 12:00PM TTH H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $59.00 Using QuickBooks This course provides an introduction to the popular QuickBooks Accounting software. This course teaches the use of the software and not the accounting skills. Topics include setting up companies and accounts, cash receipts and requires knowledge of the Windows environment. Students will receive training material in first class session. CEACNT 1010 AC01 10/20/15-11/05/15 01:00PM - 04:00PM TTH H124 R Ruiz CEACNT 1010 AC02 10/20/15-11/05/15 06:30PM - 09:30PM TTH H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $57.00 ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CAMPUS CEACNT 1010 TC01 09/14/15-09/30/15 01:00PM - 04:00PM MW 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $55.00 Introduction to PhotoShop Students will learn to create, edit, format, and create pictures and graphical material, and print their results. Other tools and techniques include palettes, layers, channels, lasso and magic wand, and color palette for printing. Digital photo editing is a primary focus of this class in Adobe PhotoShop. Students will receive training materials in class. CEITSW 1023 AC01 09/01/15-09/10/15 01:00PM - 04:00PM TTH H124 M Padgett Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $57.00 MS Access-Excel-Internet-Outlook-Photo Shop-PowerPoint-QuickBooks Word and more! Register OnLINE with Web ACCESS Today! 12

15 PhotoShop In One Day CEITSW 1023 AC10 09/11/15-09/11/15 09:30AM - 04:30PM F H124 M Padgett Fee(s): Tuition IN $66.00 Tuition OD $86.00 Other Fees $55.00 Microsoft Excel 2013 CEITSW 1046 AC01 09/15/15-09/24/15 06:30PM - 09:30PM TTH H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $57.00 ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CEITSW 1046 TC02 10/05/15-10/14/15 01:00PM - 04:00PM MW 1611 R Ruiz CEITSW 1046 TC04 10/26/15-11/04/15 09:00AM - 12:00PM MW 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $55.00 Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2013 ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CEITSW 1046 TC01 10/26/15-11/04/15 01:00PM - 04:00PM MW 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $55.00 Microsoft Excel 2013 in One Day CEITSW 1046 AC10 11/06/15-11/06/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM F H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $66.00 Tuition OD $86.00 Other Fees $57.00 ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CEITSW 1046 TC10 09/18/15-09/18/15 09:00AM - 4:30PM F 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $66.00 Tuition OD $86.00 Other Fees $55.00 Microsoft Outlook 2013 CEITSW 1030 AC01 09/22/15-10/01/15 01:00PM - 04:00PM TTH H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $57.00 Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 in One Day ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CEITSW 1041 TC10 10/16/15-10/16/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM F 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $66.00 Tuition OD $86.00 Other Fees $55.00 Microsoft Word 2013 CEPOFI 1024 AC01 10/06/15-10/15/15 06:30PM - 09:30PM TTH H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $

16 Microsoft Word 2013 in One Day CEPOFI 1024 AC10 10/09/15-10/09/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM F H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $66.00 Tuition OD $86.00 Other Fees $57.00 ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CEPOFI 1024 TC10 11/20/15-11/20/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM F 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $66.00 Tuition OD $86.00 Other Fees $55.00 hhprofessional Development Business Etiquette This course will introduce the student to areas that promote personal professional behavior. Topics include: the good handshake, how to remember names, ways to make a good first impression, dining etiquette and proper & polite communication. Students will receive training materials in class. CEBUSG 1012 AC01 09/15/15-09/17/15 01:00PM - 04:30PM TTH H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $86.00 Tuition OD $ Other Fees $57.00 ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CEBUSG 1012 TC01 10/02/15-10/02/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM F 1611 R Ruiz CEBUSG 1012 TC02 10/19/15-10/21/15 01:00PM - 04:30PM MW 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $86.00 Tuition OD $ Other Fees $55.00 Goal Setting At the end of this class, students will be able to identify what is important to them in their life and use goal setting activities and appropriate language to articulate what they want out of life. They will further be able to explain what their dreams and goals are for both the short and long term. Student will be able to use motivating techniques to help them reach their goals and understand how to deal with setbacks. CEBMGT 2006 AC01 09/29/15-10/01/15 06:30PM - 10:00PM TTH H124 R Ruiz CEBMGT 2006 AC02 10/13/15-10/15/15 01:00PM - 04:30PM TTH H124 R Ruiz CEBMGT 2006 AC03 10/23/15-10/23/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM F H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $86.00 Tuition OD $ Other Fees $57.00 Public Speaking Survival The class will help the student gain rapport with your audience; reduce nervousness and fear; recognize how visual aids can create impact and attention; create a professional presence; and prepare and organize information in different ways. CECOMG 1009 AC01 09/01/15-09/10/15 06:30PM - 09:30PM TTH H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD$ Other Fees $57.00 Time Management This course will help the student better organize themselves and their workspace for peak efficiency. The student will understand the importance of, and the most useful techniques for, setting and achieving goals and identify the right things to be doing and develop plans for doing them. They will also learn what and how to delegate well. This will enable them to take control of things that can derail workplace productivity. CEBMGT 1020 AC01 09/25/15-09/25/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM F H124 R Ruiz CEBMGT 1020 AC02 10/06/15-10/08/15 01:00PM - 04:30PM TTH H124 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $86.00 Tuition OD $ Other Fees $57.00 ACC AT TURNER - PEARLAND CEBMGT 1020 TC01 10/30/15-10/30/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM F 1611 R Ruiz Fee(s): Tuition IN $86.00 Tuition OD $ Other Fees $

17 hhhuman Resource Management Certificate This 45 hour Human Resource Certificate is a seven and a half week program designed to meet the unique needs of working professionals in acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare for a broad range of positions in the field of Human Resources. Students must complete all five courses to receive certificate. Courses required for Human Resource Certificate: Introduction to Human Resources Training and Developing Employees Job Analysis Coaching Careers and Talent Management Personnel Planning and Recruiting Human Resource courses offered this semester: Introduction to Human Resources This course is a basic overview of human resources and outlines the major functions, competencies, and responsibilities involved in the field of human resources. Textbook Required: HR Management 13th Ed., Gary Dessler - ISBN: approximate cost $100. CEHRPO 1000 AC01 09/14/15-09/21/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM MW H112 K McAuliffe Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $31.00 Job Analysis This course explains the nature and importance of job analysis and how it affects the organization. Students will learn how to collect information for job analysis and also how to write a job specification. CEHRPO 1007 AC01 09/23/15-09/30/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM MW H112 K McAuliffe Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 Personnel Planning and Recruiting This course will improve your effectiveness in recruiting candidates, and explain the main techniques used in employee planning and forecasting. CEHRPO 1091 AC01 10/05/15-10/12/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM MW H112 K McAuliffe Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 Training and Developing Employees This course is designed to help students understand the basic training process and the increased effectiveness of training employees. CEHRPO 1092 AC01 10/14/15-11/21/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM MW H112 K McAuliffe Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 Coaching Careers and Talent Management This course is designed to help students understand the importance of coaching and mentoring employees. Students will understand the employees, managers, and employers career development roles. CEHRPO 1003 AC01 10/26/15-11/02/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM MW H112 K McAuliffe Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $

18 Health Care Training hhactivity Director This program is 16 weeks long and designed to understand the role of the activity professional in long term health care facilities. To provide an overview of the history, regulations, diagnostics groups, assessment processes, activity programming, communications, advocacy, ethics, service delivery, and volunteer management. Fundamentals and Administrative Skills for Activity Professionals 1 The course has been designed so that the student will focus directly on the classroom course work for the first 9 weeks. Once student completes the classroom part of the course they will continue on to GERS 1060, with their 96 hours fieldwork experience beginning week 10 through week 16. Students will submit their assignments every other week (this schedule will allow the student time management while balancing their work, family, and class). Students MUST enroll in both GERS 1004 and GERS 1060 at the same time. New class starts the first Monday of every month. Textbook(s) Required: Please check with instructors Dorothea Brewer, rarinstructors@gmail.com for most current textbook information. INTERNET CEGERS 1004 AC01 09/07/15-12/31/15 TBA TBA Internet D Brewer Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 Clinicals: Activity Professional I This course is a health-related work-based learning experience that enables the student to apply specialized occupational theory, skills, and concepts. Direct supervision is provided by the clinical professional. This course involves 96 hours of fieldwork experience beginning week 10 through week 16 immediately following the completion of CEGERS Student MUST be concurrently enrolled in both CEGERS 1004 and CEGERS CEGERS 1060 AC01 09/07/15-12/31/15 TBA TBA TBA D Brewer Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $47.00 hhcpr This training provides the Healthcare Professional with the knowledge and skills to perform CPR with the use of AED and BVM for infant, child, and adult patients. All instructors are experienced in pre-hospital and hospital emergency care. Meets American Heart Association for Healthcare Provider requirements. Textbook strongly recommended for review prior to course especially for first-time students. CEEMSP 1019 AC10 09/12/15-09/12/15 09:00AM - 03:00PM S H112 Faculty CEEMSP 1019 AC10 09/26/15-09/26/15 09:00AM - 03:00PM S H125 Faculty CEEMSP 1019 AC11 10/10/15-10/10/15 09:00AM - 03:00PM S H125 Faculty CEEMSP 1019 AC11 10/24/15-10/24/15 09:00AM - 03:00PM S H125 Faculty CEEMSP 1019 AC12 11/14/15-11/14/15 09:00AM - 03:00PM S H125 Faculty CEEMSP 1019 AC13 12/12/15-12/12/15 09:00AM - 03:00PM S H125 Faculty Fee(s): Tuition $90.00 Other Fees $5.00 REGISTER ONLINE WITH WEB ACCESS 16

19 hhcertified Nursing Assistant This state-approved CNA program is 112 hours long and consists of two sections - Nurse Aide for Health Care and Health Care - Clinical. The program meets all requirements established by the Texas Department of Aging and Disabilities. After completion of the program; graduates will demonstrate the skills and knowledge acquired, in a state-given, nationallystandardized exam. After successful completion of this exam, the students name will be listed on the Texas State Registry for Certified Nurse Assistants. View and print the required program application at CO-REQUISITE: Must concurrently enroll in corresponding sections for CENURA-1060 (Nurse Aide Clinical). CNA DAY PROGRAM Nurse Aide for Health Care CENURA 1001 AC10 09/21/15-10/19/15 08:00AM - 12:00PM MTWTH H131 D Ives CENURA 1001 AC11 11/02/15-12/04/15 08:00AM - 12:00PM MTWTHF H131 D Ives Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $24.00 Nurse Aide for Health Care - Clinical CENURA 1060 AC10 09/25/15-10/16/15 07:00AM - 05:30PM F TBA D Ives CENURA 1060 AC11 09/25/15-10/16/15 07:00AM - 05:30PM F TBA D Ives Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $47.00 CNA EVENING PROGRAM Nurse Aide for Health Care CENURA 1001 AC12 09/21/15-10/19/15 06:00PM - 10:00PM MTWTH H131 D Ives CENURA 1001 AC13 11/02/15-12/04/15 06:00PM - 10:00PM MTWTHF H131 D Ives Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $24.00 Nurse Aide for Health Care - Clinical CENURA 1060 AC12 11/06/15-12/03/15 07:00AM - 05:30PM THF TBA D Ives CENURA 1060 AC13 11/06/15-12/03/15 07:00AM - 05:30PM THF TBA D Ives Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $

20 hhclinical Medical Assistant This program prepares students for an exciting career working alongside primary healthcare providers to provide hands on patient care. Medical assistants assist physicians with procedures, perform basic lab tests, administer basic medications, implement treatments, and explain basic care to patients. For more information call The CMA program consists of four sections - Basic Medical Assistant Technology, Basic Medical Terminology, Advanced Medical Assistant Technology and Externship. All courses are required for certificate. Must register and pass first three courses prior to registering for Externship. For course descriptions visit: cewd/healthcaretraining (Choose Day - AC01 or Evening - AC02) Basic Medical Terminology CEMDCA 1013 INTERNET 08/24/15-12/05/15 TBA TBA TBA S Ebert Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $27.00 Basic Medical Assistant Technology CEMDCA 1000 AC01 08/24/15-09/29/15 02:20PM - 05:30PM MT H131 C Bell CEMDCA 1000 AC02 08/24/15-09/29/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM MT H131 C Bell Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $ Advanced Medical Assistant Technology CEMDCA 1091 AC01 10/05/15-12/15/15 02:20PM - 05:30PM MT D235A C Bell CEMDCA 1091 AC02 10/05/15-12/15/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM MT D235A C Bell Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 hhdental Assistant The ACC Dental Assistant Program consists of 9 progression courses which include classroom and lab hours. In the ACC Dental Assistant program, you will gain the skills you need to take the State of Texas Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) exam, and enter into an entry-level position in the dental industry. VA funding for those that qualify. Program application required. For more information visit DENTAL ASSISTANT EVENING PROGRAM Chairside Assisting I CEDNTA 1015 AC12 09/01/15-02/04/16 06:00PM - 08:30PM TTH H116 M Lopez Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $ Dental Science and General Anatomy CEDNTA 1011 AC12 09/02/15-01/27/16 6:00PM - 09:00PM W H116 F Elkins Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $33.00 Dental Health Safety and Emergency Management CEDNTA 1013 AC12 09/14/15-01/11/16 06:00PM - 09:30PM M H116 L Davis Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $

21 hhhome Healthcare Aide (Patient Care Giver) This is an introductory course that will teach you the concepts and skills required to provide basic patient care within the client s home. Includes infection control, safety, basic physical and psychosocial needs as related to developmental stages, patient care skills, and principles of nutrition and home management. Unlike the CNA this program does not require a clinical course or State Certification. For more information visit the H building, Room 103 or contact cna@ alvincollege.edu / CHOOSE DAY OR EVENING PROGRAM Home Healthcare Aide (Choose Day - AC01 or Evening - AC02) CENURA 1091 AC01 09/21/15-10/19/15 8:00AM - 12:00PM MTWTH H131 D Ives CENURA 1091 AC02 09/21/15-10/19/15 6:00PM - 10:00PM MTWTH H131 D Ives CENURA 1091 AC03 11/02/15-12/04/15 8:00AM - 12:00PM MTWTHF H131 D Ives CENURA 1091 AC04 11/02/15-12/04/15 6:00PM - 10:00PM MTWTHF H131 D Ives Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $71.00 Massage Therapy Massage Therapy is a one-year intensive program featuring both classroom instruction as well as hands-on training. To help transition from student to practitioner, students will complete an internship where they work directly with clients providing massages. This program is designed to meet the needs for individuals to apply for the NCBTMB exam, and/ or the MBLEx exam, State Jurisprudence exam and apply for state licensure. The 526 hour program satisfies the hour requirement for State Licensing. Program application required. Courses required for the Massage Therapy Program: Human Anatomy and Physiology Human Health and Hygiene Fundamentals of Massage Therapy I: Swedish Massage Business Practices and Professional Ethics Kinesiology Pathology Hydrotherapy/Therapeutic Modalities Massage Therapy Fundamentals II Internship MASSAGE THERAPY DAY PROGRAM Human Anatomy and Physiology CEMSSG 1013 AC10 09/08/15-03/22/16 09:00AM - 12:00PM T H108 Faculty Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 Human Health and Hygiene CEMSSG 1009 AC10 09/09/15-10/28/15 09:00AM - 12:00PM W H108 M Kerr Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 Fundamentals of Massage Therapy: Swedish Massage CEMSSG 1011 AC10 09/10/15-02/29/16 09:00AM - 12:00PM MTH H108 S Hill Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $1, Other Fees $90.00 Business Practices and Professional Ethics CEMSSG 1007 AC10 11/04/15-03/09/16 09:00AM - 12:00PM W H108 Faculty Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $

22 MASSAGE THERAPY EVENING PROGRAM Human Anatomy and Physiology CEMSSG 1013 AC12 09/08/15-03/22/16 06:00PM - 09:00PM T H108 Faculty Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 Fundamentals of Massage Therapy: Swedish Massage CEMSSG 1011 AC12 09/09/15-02/29/16 06:00PM - 09:00PM MW H108 S Hill Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $1, Other Fees $90.00 Human Health and Hygiene CEMSSG 1009 AC12 09/10/15-10/29/15 06:00PM - 09:00PM TH H108 M Kerr Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD$ Other Fees $5.00 Business Practices and Professional Ethics CEMSSG 1007 AC12 11/05/15-03/10/16 06:00PM - 09:00PM TH H108 Faculty Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $5.00 hhmedical Office Professional and Professional Medical Coding NEW programs starting Spring For more information, visit or call hhmedication Administration for Nurse Aide Medication Administration for the Nurse This program provides instruction in preparation and administration of designated medications by non-licensed nursing personnel employed in licensed health care agencies including responsibilities associated with such administration. Certified nurse aides MUST be employed in a Medicare/Medicaid skilled nursing facility, Mental Health Mental Retardation (MHMR) facility, correctional institution, or licensed personal care facility on the first day of class and maintain employment during the course. Individuals in a licensed personal care facility are not required to be Certified Nurse Aides. However, they will be required to show proof of 90 days of employment. SEE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS AT: edu/cewd/healthcaretraining. TEXTBOOK(S) REQUIRED. For more information call CENURA 1013 AC03 08/11/15-12/17/15 06:00PM - 10:00PM TTH H131 D Ives Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $93.00 Medication Aide Update for Nurse Aide CENURA 1041 AC01 09/12/15-09/12/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM S H125 D Ives CENURA 1041 AC02 10/03/15-10/03/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM S H125 D Ives CENURA 1041 AC03 11/07/15-11/07/15 09:00AM - 04:30PM S H125 D Ives Fee(s): Tuition IN $55.00 Tuition OD $75.00 Other Fees $

23 hhnon-certified Radiologic Technician This 128 hour program will teach the fundamental diagnostic radiological procedures to prepare individuals for a career as a Non-Certified Radiological Technician. Topics include radiation safety and protection for the patient, self and others, image production and evaluation, radio-graphic equipment maintenance and operation, quality control, darkroom, processing and Texas Regulations for Control of Radiation. Contact ncrt@alvincollege.edu or Introduction to Radiology CERADR 1001 AC01 08/26/15-10/01/15 06:00PM - 10:00PM WTH H120 S Archer Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $ Radiographic Image Evaluation I CERADR 1002 AC01 10/07/15-12/10/15 06:00PM - 10:00PM WTH H120 S Archer Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $25.00 Recommendation It is highly recommended taking the Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA) program in conjunction to the NCRT program. As a Clinical Medical Assistant students will have many doors of opportunity open in the healthcare arena. The CMA (or MA) works in a doctor s office or clinic setting. Medical Assisting is the 6th fastest growing job in the US according to the Department of Labor. More information on the CMA program, see page 18 or call hhphlebotomy Program (Hybrid) In this program students will learn the skills to assist health care teams in the accurate, safe and reliable collection and transportation of blood and other specimens for clinical testing. This is a hybrid course, with online lectures and 3 mandatory face to face labs: September 2, 9 and 16; clinical hours to be completed at a clinic/hospital. Phlebotomy CEPLAB 1023 AC01 09/02/15-12/03/15 05:30PM - 07:30PM W S144 J Jones Fee(s): Tuition IN $ Tuition OD $ Other Fees $37.00 Clinical Phlebotomy - This class must be taken concurrently with CEPLAB 1023 CEPLAB 1060 AC01 09/02/15-12/03/15 TBA TBA TBA J Jones Fee(s): Tuition IN $80.00 Tuition OD $ Other Fees $62.00 hhveterinary Assistant This is a 144 hour course, with an extra 36 hours of clinical training (totaling 180 hours), that will prepare you for the duties of a veterinary assistant feeding and watering animals, sterilizing lab and surgical equipment, providing post-operative care, administration of medications, preparation of samples for lab examination, x-ray procedures, work closely with Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians. There will be 90 hours of classroom instruction, during the second half of the course you will also be required to partake in 10 additional hours of offsite skills training at a designated facility (2 hours per week for 5 weeks). Upon successful completion of the course work and skills training you will have 80 hours of hands-on practical experience in an externship. Externship sites will vary. You will have one class held on a Saturday (date TBA) for radiological training. (Classroom sessions will end 12/08/15, then you will be placed at an externship site. You will have 3 months to complete the externship hours. No class 11/26/15). Prerequisites: HS/GED, Up-to-date Tetanus shot. CEVTHT 1001 AC02 08/25/15-03/31/16 06:30PM - 09:30PM TTH D232 K Wallis Fee(s): Tuition IN $1, Tuition OD$1, Other Fees $