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1 96 years of SERVICE Since 1919 nserv i ng t h e c o m mu i t y Martinez Adult Education 600 F Street Martinez, CA NonProfit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Martinez, CA Permit No. 80 ECRWSS FALL / WINTER SCHEDULE September 2 - November 10, 2014 / November 17, February 18, 2015 Career Technical Education 2 Daytime Business 2-3 Computer Applications Microsoft Office Suite Office Skills Word Processing Accounting Pharmacy Tech Career Training Evening Business 4-5 Medical Office Office Skills Computers Accounting Saturday Workshop Series Digital Arts 5 Marketing & Graphic Design CAD Designer Drafter Revit Architecture Inventor Other CTE 6 Criminal Justice Training Apprenticeship Programs Floral Design High School Diploma 6 HSD ABE Test Preparation College & Career Transitions English as a Second Language 7 ESL Classes Citizenship Parent & Family Education 7 Cooperative Preschool Tot Time Health, Fitness, & Safety 7 Dance Fitness CPR Medicare Food Safety Safe Boating Personal & Professional Enrichment 8 Business & Finance Notary Estate Planning Communication and Language Home Arts Cooking The Arts Band & Chorus Painting & Drawing Photography Calendar 3 Register Early! By phone: Phone (925) if paying by credit card using MasterCard, Visa or Discover. By fax: Complete the registration form below and FAX to (925) Include your credit card information and signature. Registration Form In person: Main office is located at 600 F Street, Martinez. Cash, check, MasterCard, Visa or Discover. By mail: Complete the registration form below and mail with your check, money order, or credit card information to: Martinez Adult Education 600 F Street Martinez, CA Office hours: Mon: 8:00am-5:00pm Tues-Thurs: 8:00am-7:00pm Fri: 8:00am-3:00pm Sat: 8:00am-11:00am Registration receipt available on request. Class schedules and fees are subject to change. MAE reserves the right to cancel any class that does not meet minimum enrollment standards. General Information and Policies Who may enroll Classes are open to all adults. Residents of other districts are welcome. There are no additional tuition fees for out-of-district students. In accordance with Title 9, all classes are open to men and women on an equal basis. Classes are designed for students age 18 and over. Martinez Adult Education classes are open to anyone without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, physical disability, political affiliation or belief. Fees Community Education Classes are supported solely by student fees. Classes may have additional lab fees. Refunds Full refund, less $10 processing fee, if requested 2 working days (Monday through Friday) prior to beginning of course. Full refund if class is canceled by MAE. No refunds after class has begun.to drop or reschedule an 8-hour or one-day class, MAE must be notified 2 working days (Monday through Friday) prior to start of class. Students may reschedule a class only one time with a $10 processing fee. No rescheduling of TVS classes once enrolled. Children Children are not permitted in any MAE class except where they are a part of the class setting. Visitors Visitors must obtain a pass in the MAE office. There is a refundable $1.00 fee. Uniform Complaint Procedures In accordance with state and WASC guidelines, the District has adopted Uniform Complaint Procedures. Contact the Martinez USD Office for a copy of the policy at (925) The Martinez Unified School District does not discriminate on the basis of disability in educational programs, employment practices or activities which it operates as required by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of For inquiries concerning the application of Section 504 programs or activities of the District, contact J. Eyet, MSUD Director of Special Education (925) Board of Education Denise Elsken, Kathi McLaughlin John Fuller, Bobbi Horack, Deidre Siguenza Superintendent Rami Muth Accreditation Western Association of Schools and Colleges ( WASC ) California Department of Education California Department of Consumer Affairs/Veterans Education California Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training 96 years of SERVICE Since 1919 nserv i ng t h e c o m mu i t y Martinez Adult Education Kathy Farwell, Director 1

2 BUSINESS TRAINING CENTER Daytime Business Training Classes 8:15 a.m.-2:45 p.m., (925) , Ext. 220 for registration information For more information visit our website at: businesstrainingcenter.org Fall Quarter: September 2 November 10, 2014 (No classes: November 11-14) Winter Quarter: November 17, 2014 February 18, 2015 (No classes: November 24-28, December 22-January 2, January 19, February 13, 16) Training Schedules Classes are held Monday through Friday, during the following times: Period 1: 8:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Period 2: 10:15 a.m. 12:15 p.m. Period 3: 12:45 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Course Certificates Certificates of completion are awarded to students completing the minimum requirements of a course. Program Certificates Accounting Specialist Accounting Technician Administrative Assistant Customer Service Representative Executive Administrative Assistant ACCOUNTING Health Information Technology Medical Billing & Coding Specialist Medical Front Office Receptionist Microsoft Office Suite See a complete listing of all of our Program Certificates at businesstrainingcenter.org Train for a new career in the high-demand accounting field. Choose one or more of the following: Accounting I Accounting concepts and techniques essential for a service business organized as a proprietorship: analyzing transactions into debit and credit parts, journalizing transactions, posting to a general ledger, cash control systems, adjusting entries, creating financial statements, recording closing entries, and preparing a post-closing trial balance M F Sept 2 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 9 $425 Cook M F Nov 17 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 9 $425 Cook Accounting II Accounting concepts and techniques essential for a merchandising business organized as a corporation: accounting for sales and cash receipts, transactions journalized on a general journal, preparing payroll records, accounting for payroll and payroll taxes, accounting cycle for a corporation, accounting for uncollectible accounts receivable, preparing financial statements and closing entries for a corporation, analyzing financial statements. Prerequisite: Accounting I M F Sept 2 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 9 $425 Cook M F Nov 17 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 9 $425 Cook Accounting III Advanced accounting concepts and techniques essential for a business: acquiring capital for growth and development, accounting for plant assets, depreciation and intangible assets, accounting for inventory, accounting for accruals, deferrals, reversing entries. Prerequisite: Accounting I and II M F Sept 2 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 9 $425 Cook M F Nov 17 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 9 $425 Cook Beginning QuickBooks Pro Learn fundamentals and skills of a computerized accounting database system. Topics include: planning and creating a new company file; working with vendors and bills; working with customers and sales tax, banking, corrections, and customization. Prerequisite: Accounting I and computer file management. 6-week course Intermediate QuickBooks Pro Continues the study of computerized accounting in managing the accounting cycle, using classes, dealing with physical inventory, payroll, estimates and progress invoicing budgeting, adjusting entries, and closing the books. Prerequisite: Beginning QuickBooks. Mastering Payroll This course will teach you all facets of payroll, from the basics to the complexity of fringe benefits, taxation, and garnishments. If you re new to the field, you ll acquire solid skills and knowledge of payroll rules and regulations. 0 Managerial Accounting Managers make numerous decisions during the day-to-day operations of a business and in planning for the future. Managerial accounting provides much of the information used for these decisions including cost analysis, budgeting, long-term investments, and just-in-time planning concepts. Prerequisite: Accounting Technician Program Certificate. Financial Reporting Students will analyze financial reports from actual companies from both a user s and preparer s perspective. Prerequisite: Accounting I and II. 2 Career Technical Education Microsoft Office 2013 Tax Reporting Learn concepts and applications of tax reporting for personal and corporate taxation. This course uses actual IRS forms and publications; no additional textbooks required. BOOKKEEPING CERTIFICATION Becoming a Certified Bookkeeper will increase your earning potential, enhance your professional status, and improve your prospects in the current job market. These courses will help you prepare for the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers (AIPB) certification exam. The AIPB certification is the only national standard for bookkeepers. Accounting Specialist Program Certificate This certificate program provides the graduating student the skills to obtain employment as a General Accounting Clerk, AP/AR Clerk, Payroll Clerk, or Bookkeeper. Extensive training in accounting terminology, starting an accounting system, analyzing journal entries into debits and credits, posting to the general ledger, preparing a worksheet, analyzing adjusting and closing entries, preparing financial statements and reports. Computer Concepts Beginning Word Accounting I Beginning Excel Beginning Access Accounting II Intermediate Excel Outlook Accounting III Advanced Excel PowerPoint Beg. & Int. QuickBooks Keyboarding 35 wpm Career Connections Mastering Payroll Computer Concepts and Windows Provides students with a basic understanding of computer components and their functions and then familiarizes students with the Windows Desktop and file management. Textbook included M F Sept 2 Sept 6 8:15am 2:45pm 7 $161 Escaranio M F Nov 17 Nov 21 8:15am 2:45pm 7 $161 Escaranio Microsoft Word 2013 (Beginning) Beginning-level skills ideal for the newer computer user who wants to become well versed in Word. Topics include: the ribbon interface, working with text, printing, using proofreading tools, creating bulleted and numbered lists, tables and forms, and more. Textbook included. Microsoft Word 2013 (Intermediate) More complex skills than those presented in Level 1. Topics: newsletter columns, WordArt and clip art, document themes, styles, picture editing, mail merge, footnotes and endnotes, headers and footers, templates, tables of contents and indexes, and more. Textbook included. Microsoft Word 2013 (Advanced) Advanced training of Word 2013 to challenge students. Topics : track changes, macros, digital signatures, customization options, and an integration lesson. Textbook included M F Sept 8 Sept 26 8:15am 2:45pm 7 $483 Escaranio M F Dec 1 Dec 19 8:15am 2:45pm 7 $483 Escaranio Microsoft Excel 2013 (Beginning) Beginning-level skills ideal for the newer computer user who wants to become well versed in Excel. Topics: the ribbon interface, entering and editing data, selecting cells and ranges, printing worksheets, creating formulas and functions, formatting cell contents, inserting and deleting columns, rows, and cells, charts, and more. Textbook included. Microsoft Excel 2013 (Intermediate) More complex skills than those presented in Level 1. Topics: large worksheets, workbooks, tables, outlines, templates, digital signatures, inserting clip art, pictures, SmartArt and more. Textbook included. Microsoft Excel 2013 (Advanced) An advanced course that will challenge students. Topics : pivot tables, macros, financial functions, data analysis, auditing and additional functions, advanced formatting and analysis tools, collaboration, and integration of skills. Textbook included M F Sept 29 Oct 17 8:15am 2:45pm 7 $483 Escaranio M F Jan 5 Jan 23 8:15am 2:45pm 7 $483 Escaranio Microsoft Access 2013 Beginning-level skills ideal for the newer computer user who wants to become well versed in Access. Topics: the ribbon interface, creating tables in datasheet view, previewing and printing data, designing databases, creating database objects, formatting tables, lookup fields, field properties, queries, and more. Textbook included Microsoft Outlook 2013 A solid overview of the functions and uses of an information management application. Topics: using and managing ing; managing a contacts database; scheduling and calendar use; managing and assigning tasks; and customizing and integrating the program. Textbook included. Microsoft PowerPoint 2013 Beginning-level skills ideal for the newer computer user who wants to become well versed in PowerPoint. Topics: the ribbon interface, document themes, bulleted lists, outlines, formatting text, printing presentations, transitions, clip art and graphics, charts, slide show delivery, and more. Textbook included M F Oct 20 Nov 10 8:15am 2:45pm 7 $483 Escaranio M F Jan 26 Feb 18 8:15am 2:45pm 7 $483 Escaranio MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST (MOS) CERTIFICATION After completing the Microsoft Office Suite program students are eligible to take the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification. Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification is the premier certificate chosen by individuals to validate their skills and advance their careers. The three MOS certification levels are specialist, expert, and master.

3 Career Technical Education MEDICAL Train for a new career in the high-demand medical field. Choose one or more of the following: Medical Terminology (Instructor-directed) Learn the word roots, prefixes, and suffixes that constitute medical terminology. This course is perfect for students who want to learn medical terminology to pursue a career in the healthcare field. Sign up early; this class always has a waiting list M F Sept 2 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 15 $425 Guevara M F Nov 17 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 15 $425 Guevara Introduction To Anatomy and Physiology (Instructor-directed) This course assists you in learning about the anatomy and physiology of the human body. The class will focus on the human body as a living, functioning organism with emphasis on how tissues, organs, and body systems work together to carry out complex activities in health and disease M F Oct 7 Nov 10 10:15am 12:15pm 15 $213 Staff M F Jan 20 Feb 18 10:15am 12:15pm 15 $213 Staff Beginning and Intermediate Medical Coding (Instructor-directed) Extensive hands-on experience in cross-referencing ICD-9, CPT, and HCPCS coding books. Learn rules, guidelines, and necessary skills to process medical reports into codes and prepare for the National Certified Professional Coder exam M F Sept 2 Nov 10 10:15am 12:15pm 10 $425 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Nov 17 Feb 18 10:15am 12:15pm 10 $425 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Introduction to ICD-10 The US Department of Health and Human Services has mandated the replacement of the ICD-9-CM code with ICD-10 codes, effective October 1, ICD-10 implementation will change the way coding is currently done. The time for ICD-10 implementation is now M F Oct 7 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Electronic Medical Records Using Medisoft Become skilled at Medisoft, the most widely used medical administrative software for computerized billing. Gain the necessary skills to verify insurance eligibility before scheduled appointments, collect co-payments and balances due, add payments from scheduling screen, submit claims electronically, and produce professional patient statements M F Oct 7 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Advanced Coding An in-depth approach to record-abstracting using your own ICD-9, CPT, and HCPCS books. Advance your knowledge in preparing for the National Certification Test. Prerequisites: Completion of Intermediate Coding or one year coding experience M F Sept 2 Nov 10 10:15am 12:15pm 10 $425 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Nov 17 Feb 18 10:15am 12:15pm 10 $425 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Certified Professional Coder Exam Prep Class and Timings This class is designed to help you with all of the skills needed to prepare for national certification testing. Prerequisites: completion of Advanced Coding or one year coding experience M F Oct 7 Nov 10 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL CODER (CPC ) After completing the Medical Billing and Coding program, students are eligible to take the national exam to become a Certified Professional Coder (CPC ). This certificate is the gold standard for medical coding in physician office settings. CPC s are critical to compliant and profitable medical practices and typically earn 20% more than non-certified coders. The CPC increases your chances of being hired and retained in a competitive job market. Law, Ethics, and HIPAA This course provides an introduction to the legal and ethical requirements that safeguard health care information today. Curriculum correlates to HIM standards M F Sept 2 Oct 3 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Oct 6 Nov 7 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Nov 17 Jan 9 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Health Information Technology Technology s ever-increasing role in health care is increasing the demand for qualified health information management professionals. Students will receive a comprehensive introduction to health information technology both as a work-based, task-oriented function and as part of a larger profession of health information management M F Sept 2 Oct 3 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Oct 6 Nov 7 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Martinez Adult Education Partners with Business and Career Center 4071 Port Chicago Highway, Suite 250, Concord, CA (925) Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm - Tuesday until 7:00pm Support available: CalWORKS Private Rehabilitation Veterans Unemployment Insurance (CTB) Department of Rehabilitation WorkForce Investment ACT (WIA) CALENDAR Fall Quarter: September 2 - November 10, 2014 Winter Quarter: November 17 - February 18, March 6, 2015 Holidays: November 24, 28, December 22, January 1, 19, February Dates and times are subject to change. Health Insurance Billing Coding opportunities in hospitals are seeing a tremendous growth as physicians move away from private practice and join hospital groups. Gain proficiency in assigning accurate medical codes for diagnoses, procedures, and services performed in hospitals. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology preferred M F Sept 2 Oct 6 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Oct 7 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Oct 7 Nov 10 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Nov 17 Jan 9 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Electronic Medical Records The healthcare industry is migrating from paper to an all-digital medical record keeping system. This class will train you in the implementation and meaningful use of electronic health and medical records in hospitals, ambulatory care centers, private physician practices and other health care settings M F Sept 2 Oct 6 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Oct 7 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Oct 7 Nov 10 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Nov 17 Jan 9 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Jan 12 Feb 18 12:45 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPCMedical Terminology and Anatomy for ICD-10 Coding Expand your knowledge of Medical Terminology and Anatomy & Physiology. This course will build upon these subjects and include more detailed information for making the process of coding and diagnoses and procedures easier. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology and Intro to Anatomy & Physiology M F Sept 2 Oct 6 8:15am 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Sept 2 Oct 6 12:45pm 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Nov 17 Jan 9 8:15am 10:15am 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC M F Nov 17 Jan 9 12:45pm 2:45pm 10 $213 Galindo-Bryson, CPC CAREER TRAINING Customer Service Exceed your customer s expectations by learning to provide superior customer service. This class teaches you exceptional professionalism, internal and external customer service, communication skills, how to work on teams, and solve problems in an organized manner. After completing the customer service course, students are eligible to take the National Retail Federation customer service certification exam. This nationally recognized certificate helps employers identify qualified customer service professionals, and helps define career advancement opportunities for candidates. With the professional certification in customer service, candidates can demonstrate their knowledge and skills in work areas that employer s value, while exhibiting a commitment to professional growth M F Sept 2 Sept 8 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $43 Lawrence M F Oct 6 Oct 10 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $43 Lawrence M F Nov 17 Nov 21 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $43 Lawrence M F Jan 12 Jan 16 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $43 Lawrence Career Connections This course will help you discover your strengths, write an effective résumé and cover letter, ace an interview, negotiate your salary, learn effective job search strategies, create an online digital portfolio, create a professional LinkedIn account, master your job search, expand your professional network, and locate employment M F Sept 9 Oct 3 8:15 10:15am 8 $170 Lawrence M F Oct 14 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 8 $170 Lawrence M F Dec 1 Jan 16 8:15 10:15am 8 $170 Lawrence M F Jan 20 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 8 $170 Lawrence OFFICE SKILLS Improve your general office skills in a self-paced environment offering a variety of subjects. Choose one or more of the following: Keyboarding Learn proper techniques to attain keyboarding competency. Beginning students use a keyboarding program that consists of a tutorial, reinforcement activities, and games; advanced students improve speed and accuracy with computerized drills. Microsoft Word 2013 for Business This course will cover how to use Microsoft Word to create professional office documents. Participants will follow a format of See and do with the ability to progress at their own pace. At the end of the course, participants will have created a series of letters and documents in a variety of formats they can put into a portfolio to show their Microsoft Word abilities to a potential employer. In addition, the participants will understand the vocabulary that describes Microsoft Word features Daily Sept 2 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Sept 2 Nov 10 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Nov 17 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Nov 17 Feb 18 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $213 Kottenstette Microsoft Excel 2013 for Business This course will cover how to use Microsoft Excel to create professional spreadsheets. Participants will follow a format of See and do with the ability to progress at their own pace. At the end of the course, participants will have created a series of workbooks that show: 1. Their ability to organize data, 2. Perform calculations commonly found in spreadsheets, 3. Correct problems in an existing spreadsheet. The created spreadsheets can put in a portfolio to show their Microsoft Excel abilities to a potential employer. In addition, the participants will understand the vocabulary that describes Microsoft Excel features Daily Sept 2 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Sept 2 Nov 10 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Nov 17 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Nov 17 Feb 18 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $213 Kottenstette Business Formats Business Formats provides comprehensive practice in formatting styles for letters, memos, and reports by using MS Word. Students also learn themes, columns, headers and footers, mail merge, and much more Daily Sept 2 Nov 10 8:15 10:15am 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Sept 2 Nov 10 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Nov 17 Feb 18 8:15 10:15am 8 $213 Kottenstette Daily Nov 17 Feb 18 10:15am 12:15pm 8 $213 Kottenstette 3

4 Career Technical Education BUSINESS TRAINING CENTER Evening Business Training Classes About The Evening Business Programs Whether you are interested in progressing professionally or simply gaining new and valuable skills, the Evening Business Department has a wide variety of offerings to suit your needs. You may want to take a single class or enroll in several classes in order to earn one of our program certificates. Call (925) , Ext. 227 to register. For more information visit our website at: businesstrainingcenter.org. On the first night of class, anyone who does not attend or notify the school may be dropped to make room for others on a wait list. For complete textbook list, please visit: MEDICAL OFFICE Medical Terminology (Instructor-directed) Learn the word roots, prefixes, and suffixes that constitute medical terminology. This course is perfect for students who want to learn medical terminology to pursue a career in the healthcare field. Texts required by the second class M & W Nov 17 Jan 18 6:00 8:30pm 10 $213 Mollenbernd Introduction to Anatomy / Physiology (Instructor-directed). This course assists you in learning about the anatomy and physiology of the human body. The class will focus on the human body as a living, functioning organism with emphasis on how tissues, organs, and body systems work together to carry out complex activities in health and disease. Texts are required by second class M & W Sept 3 Nov 10 6:00 8:30pm 10 $213 Mollenbernd Beginning Medical Coding (Instructor-directed) Learn to cross reference the ICD-9, CPT, and HCPCS code books. Learn about HIPAA, legal and medical ethics, understand V and E codes and modifiers to prepare you for work in this exciting and growing field. Textbook required by second class. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Intermediate Medical Coding (Self-paced) A continuation of the extensive hands-on experience of cross referencing ICD-9 and CPT coding books that will give you the skills to land your dream job. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology and Beginning Medical Coding T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Advanced Medical Coding (Self-paced) An in-depth approach to record-abstracting using your own ICD-9, CPC, and HCPCS books. Advance your knowledge in preparing for the National Certification Test. Prerequisites: Completion of Intermediate Coding or one year coding experience T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Certified Professional Coder Prep Class This class is designed to help you with the skills and materials needed to prepare for national certification testing. This course is user-friendly and includes many practice quizzes to help you master the material. Prerequisite: Intermediate Coding or one year coding experience T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Medical Office Skills (Self-paced) Learn medical office skills for a variety of subjects. Choose one of the following: Medical Filing, Medical Transcription, or Medical Office Procedures. Check online at businesstrainingcenter.org for prerequisites. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology T & Th Sept 2 Nov6 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd Electronic Medical Records using Medisoft Come learn, in a simulated job setting, a databased program for computerized patient billing and record keeping that many medical offices use. Bring a flash drive. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd Electronic Health Records The health care industry is migrating from paper to an all-digital medical record keeping system. This class will train you in the implementation of electronic health and medical records in a variety of health care settings T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd Health Insurance Billing (Self-paced) This class will help you prepare for success in the growing field of hospital billing and coding. Topics covered include the hospital regulatory setting, patient accounts and data flow, the billing process, claim forms, reimbursements, accounts receivable management, and HIPAA requirements T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Law, Ethics, and HIPAA (Self-paced) This course provides an introduction to the legal and ethical requirements that safeguard health care information today. Curriculum correlates to HIM standards T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC Health Information Technology (Self-paced) Technology s ever-increasing role in health care is increasing the demand for qualified health information management professionals. Students will receive a comprehensive introduction to health information technology both as a work-based, task-oriented function and as part of a larger profession of health information management T&Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC T&Th Nov 18 Feb 16 6:00 8:00pm 10 $170 Galindo-Bryson, CPC OFFICE SKILLS Microsoft Word and Keyboarding (Self-paced) Choose one of the following: Keyboarding, Beginning Word, Intermediate Word, or Advanced Word T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd T & Th Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd Administrative Medical Assistant (Self-paced) This class requires a minimum enrollment of three students T & Th Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd T & Th Nov 17 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 8 $170 Mollenbernd COMPUTERS Beginning Microsoft Word 2013 (Instructor-directed) Using the latest version of Microsoft Word, this course covers application of fonts, selecting text, editing, cut, copy and paste, spell checking, saving, printing, using bullets and numbering, formatting documents (margins, line spacing, etc.) and an introduction to tables. No textbook required. Please bring a flash drive to first class. Instructor is Microsoft Certified. Patient, supportive instruction.* T Sept 2 Sept 30 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark T Dec 2 Feb 13 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark Intermediate Microsoft Word 2013 (Instructor-directed). Review beginning features - then move on to tables, mail merge, newsletters, styles, templates and brochures using text, clipart and photos. Includes an introduction to file management. No textbook required. Please bring a flash drive to first class. Instructor is Microsoft Certified. Patient, supportive instruction.* T Oct 14 Nov 18 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark T Jan 20 Feb 17 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark Introduction to Computers / Level 1 (Instructor-directed) This course is intended for students who have little or no experience working with computers or for those wishing to fill in the gaps. Topics include: computer terminology, using the keyboard and mouse, navigating on the computer, typing basic letters, saving and storing files, as well as an introduction to the Internet and . No text required; please bring a flash drive for storing your work. Patient, supportive instruction.* Th Sept 4 Oct 2 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark Th Dec 4 Jan 15 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark Introduction to Computers / Level 2 (Instructor-directed) This course is intended for students who have completed Level 1 or have equivalent experience. Topics include: a review of computer basics, creating letters and spreadsheets, installing and removing software, computer maintenance and protection, file management, navigating the Internet (search engines, banking and shopping online, downloading music, pictures and videos); using and working with attachments; introduction to the digital camera and MP3 Player. Please bring a flash drive for storing your work.* Th Oct 16 Nov 13 6:15 8:15 pm 7 $45 Clark Th Jan 22 Feb 19 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark Organizing Your Computer / Level1 (Instructor-directed) Understand and organize your computer storage. Topics include: managing desktop icons, software programs, files, folders, photos, s, Internet favorites and the recycle bin. Back up files. Suggestions for programs to make your computer run more efficiently. Please bring a flash drive. Prerequisite: Basic computer and typing skills. Patient, supportive instruction.* W Oct 15 Nov 12 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark W Jan 6 Feb 4 6:15 8:15pm 7 $45 Clark Organizing Your Computer / Level 2 (Instructor-directed) We will review and reinforce learning from Level 1 (generally, file management and computer organization require a good deal of practice). Includes added instruction in computer performance and maintenance techniques, introduction to the Windows Explorer file management system, as well as information regarding downloading and managing files from the digital camera and MP3 player. Please bring a flash drive. Prerequisite: Basic computer and typing skills.* W Dec 3 Dec 17 6:15 8:15pm 7 $30 Clark Organizing Your PC New (Instructor-directed) Understand and organize your computer. Topics include: managing desktop icons, software programs, files, folders, photos, s, Internet favorites, the recycle bin and computer maintenance. There will be an introduction to the Windows Explorer file management system and backing up files, as well as information regarding downloading and managing files from the digital camera and Music folder to create a movie with soundtrack. Please bring a flash drive. Prerequisite: Basic computer and typing skills. Patient, supportive instruction. Seniors welcome!* W Sept 3 Oct 1 3:30 5:30pm 7 $45 Clark W Jan 21 Feb 18 3:30 5:30pm 7 $45 Clark *Not eligible for program certificate. 4

5 Career Technical Education Evening Business Training Classes (continued) Beginning Microsoft Excel 2013 (Instructor-directed) This course covers the basics of Excel, an electronic spreadsheet program that makes working with numbers easy. Excel has powerful features that let you enter and edit text and numbers, perform a variety of calculations, produce charts, and make informed financial decisions, creating and editing a simple worksheet W Sept 3 Nov 5 6:00 8:00pm 7 $85 Reed W Nov 19 Feb 18 6:00 8:00pm 7 $85 Reed Microsoft Office 2010/2013 (Self-paced) Choose one of the following classes: Introduction to Computers, Windows, Beginning Excel, Intermediate Excel, Beginning Access, and PowerPoint. There will be an instructor to assist you as you make progress through the textbook. Students earn a certificate for every computer class that they complete Th Sept 4 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 8 $85 Mollenbernd Th Nov 20 Feb 18 6:00 8:00pm 8 $85 Mollenbernd Computer Lab (Self-paced) Currently enrolled Business Training Center students who need additional time on the computer may sign up for this computer lab T & Th, Sept 2 Nov 6 6:00 8:00pm 8 $25 Mollenbernd T & Th, Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 8 $25 Mollenbernd One-On-One Résumé Review Our résumé expert can help you create a stylish, contemporary document that will showcase your skills, education, and experience for today s highly selective employers. Your résumé will sparkle and attract the attention it deserves. Call , Ext. 227 to make an appointment. SECTION DAY/TIME FEE INSTRUCTOR By appointment $30 per half hour Mollenbernd Keyboarding Certification Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 5:30 7:00pm. We allow for ample practice time and multiple timings. Call (925) , Ext. 227 for an appointment. Fee: $20. Do you have a profession, hobby, or interest that you d like to share? Your unique knowledge and experience can benefit others in the community. Why not consider offering a class through Martinez Adult Education? If you would like to explore the possibilities, call Gretchen Lammers at (925) , Ext Art & Design Credits: Page 1: Jazzercise class, Kathleen Daly, Instructor Photography, J. Estanislao Page 5: Digital portrait, Artist: C. Stoll, Adobe Photoshop Gear Assembly, 3d Modeler: G. Iglesias, CAD 3d Page 6: Ikebana Floral Design, Lloye Shears, Instructor. ACCOUNTING Accounting I (Instructor-directed) Learn accounting principles; use journals and ledgers to record transactions into debits and credits, and prepare financial statements for service businesses organized as a proprietorship W Sept 3 Nov 5 6:00 8:00pm 9 $85 Cook W Nov 19 Feb 18 6:00 8:00pm 9 $85 Cook Accounting II / III (Self-paced) These two courses continue the study of accounting principles as applied to merchandising businesses organized as a corporation and accounting for adjustments and valuation in a business T Sept 3 Nov 5 6:00 8:00pm 9 $85 Cook T Nov 19 Feb 18 6:00 8:00pm 9 $85 Cook QuickBooks Pro 2013 (Self-paced) Use QuickBooks Pro for accounts receivable and payable. Prepare reports, complete bank reconciliations, and close the accounting period for service and merchandising businesses. Sign up early, this class fills up quickly! T Sept 2 Nov 4 6:00 8:00pm 9 $85 Cook T Nov 18 Feb 17 6:00 8:00pm 9 $85 Cook Pharmacy Technician Training Program New Our new Pharmacy Technician course prepares you to (1) become a licensed Pharmacy Technician in California and (2) take the National Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam. The curriculum includes: duties and responsibilities of pharmacy technicians in various settings, pharmaceutical laws, ethics, medical terms, basic pharmaceutical calculations, dispensing, record keeping and drug dosage. Also, you will apply skills and knowledge during a 146-hour externship. Instructor has 15 years experience as a pharmacist. Prerequisites: high school diploma or equivalent; clear Live Scan (California State Board of Pharmacy requirement); passing score on math/reading assessments given at mandatory orientation. Externship requires liability insurance, TB clearance, and Hepatitis B immunizations, and uniform (per site). Required Texts: Understanding Pharmacology for Pharmacy Technicians by Mary Ann Stuhan and Manual for Pharmacy Technicians by Bonnie Bachenheimer Orientation: Th Aug 28 9:00-11:00 am E $10 Staff Orientation: S Aug 30 9:00-11:00 am E $10 Staff S Sept 13-May 9 8:30 am-3:00 pm E $1325 Chan (No class 11/29, 12/20, 12/27, 1/3. 1/17, 2/14, 4/11) CAD DESIGNER / DRAFTER CERTIFICATE The Computer-Aided Designer/Drafter program provides basic to advanced training necessary for employment as a CAD drafter. Instructordirected. Customized training available. Access to a laptop recommended. EDD funding eligible. inquiries to martinezdigitalarts@gmail.com or call: ext CAD Designer/Drafter Part 1 Intensive (2D) Learn CAD terminology, user interface, and command structure. By the end of this section you will be able to create and edit drawings efficiently using AutoCAD. Prerequisite: Basic computer file management. MULTIMEDIA ARTS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM The Multimedia Arts Certificate Program prepares students for careers in advertising and graphic design. Professional portfolio-based training for employment in design and visual arts. Design principles, color theory, typography will be applied. EDD funding eligible. All levels welcome. Open enrollment: 7 meetings plus lab. martinezdigitalarts@gmail.com or call ext.420 for information. Student portfolio at cargocollective.com/martinezdigitalarts. Adobe Photoshop Part 1 Learn the basics of Photoshop tools for digital image editing using layers, image resolution and optimization for the web, print and video delivery will be explored while applying design fundamentals for print and online projects W or Th 9:00am-1:00pm Tech 3 $628 Gallardo Adobe Photoshop Part 2 Lessons build on Part 1 skills. Advanced selection techniques, layers, masking, filters, blend modes, using the pen tool, and integrating art with Flash and After Effects for animation. Emphasis and critique on the tenets of design. Prerequisite: Photoshop Part W or Th 9:00am-1:00pm Tech 3 $628 Gallardo Adobe Dreamweaver Learn how to design and create webpages using CSS, Tables and Style Sheets to increase functionality and usability of web content for text, graphics and multimedia W or Th 9:00am-1:00pm Tech 3 $628 Gallardo Adobe Illustrator Adobe Illustrator is the leading vector-based design software used by professional graphic designers, technical illustrators and drafters. Learn the basic tools and techniques used to create logos, diagrams, illustrations, and product package design W or Th 9:00am-1:00pm Tech 3 $628 Gallardo Adobe Flash Part 1 Adobe Flash is the industry-leading authoring tool for producing interactive content for websites and other digital platforms. Learn how to animate vector-based graphics for websites, banner ads and interstitials W or Th 9:00am-1:00pm Tech 3 $628 Gallardo Adobe InDesign A mastery of InDesign is an essential skill for graphic designers in creating page layouts for publications or advertising for print, web, and tablet delivery W or Th 9:00am-1:00pm Tech 3 $628 Gallardo M or T 8:00am-2:30pm Tech 3 $1080 Gallardo open enrollment S Sept 13 Oct 4 8:00am-3:30pm Tech 3 $1036 Gallardo S Nov 8 Dec 6 8:00am-3:30pm Tech 3 $1036 Gallardo No class Nov 29 CAD Designer/Drafter Part 2 Intensive (2D) This intermediate course incorporates techniques for increased productivity when annotating and creating construction documents. Prerequisites: CAD Part 1 or equivalent experience M or T 8:00am-2:30pm Tech 3 $1080 Gallardo open enrollment S Oct 11 Nov 1 8:00am -2:30pm Tech 3 $980 Gallardo S Jan 10 Jan 31 8:00am -2:30pm Tech 3 $980 Gallardo CAD Designer/Drafter Part 3 Intensive (3D) This course provides foundations and practice in creating and modifying 3D models. 3D models help designers/drafters visualize and present ideas using CAD. Students explore techniques for creation of solid and surface models. Course topics provide a foundation for students wishing to take advanced 3D or animation graphics. Prerequisites: CAD Parts 1 and 2 or equivalent experience open enrollment TBD Tech 3 call Gallardo Revit Architecture Fundamentals Topics: Revit for architectural design, visualization, and communication. Learn how to use BIM to manage drawings across disciplines for increased productivity. Course is an effective primer for professionals in structural, mechanical, electrical and piping disciplines for advancement to Revit MEP or Revit Structural. Recommended skills: basic computer file management. CAD Part 2D and 3D Open enrollment. Call ext. 420 or martinezdigitalarts@gmail.com M or T 9:00am-2:30pm Tech 3 call Gallardo Revit Architecture BIM This course builds on Revit Fundamental skills with continued practice on topics such as families, parameters, sheets, detail drawings, and custom families. Training for specific industries is available. Prerequisite: basic computer file management. Revit Fundamentals or equivalent experience recommended. Open enrollment. Call for information M or T 9:00am-2:30 pm Tech3 call Gallardo Inventor New Inventor allows designers to create digital prototypes to simulate how their design will work without the cost of building physical models. Recommended for industrial designers, machinists, and fabricators W 6:30pm-9:30pm Tech 3 call Staff Maya and 3ds Max coming soon. 5

6 Career Technical Education Academic Preparation MARTINEZ REGIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING CENTER All classes subject to date modifications; course fees and lab fees subject to change. Deadline to sign up for classes is 14 days prior to the first scheduled class. Protective Services PC 832 Course These classes meet the minimum number of hours of instruction required by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training in arrest and control, laws of arrest, and firearms. Classes meet Tue/Wed/Thur, 6:15pm-10:15pm and some Sat/Sun, 8:00am-5:00pm. Arrest and Control / 42 hours Orientation T Aug 28 6:15-8:15 pm 22 $165 Levin Class-T,W,Th,S,SU Sept 9-Sept 25 6:15-10:15 pm Orientation T Jan 20 6:15-8:15 pm 22 $165 Levin Class-T,W,Th,S,SU Feb 2-Feb 19 6:15-10:15 pm Firearms only / 24 hours Orientation T Aug 28 6:15-8:15 pm 22 $425 Levin Class S,SU Sept 20-Sept 28 8:00am-5:00pm Orientation T Jan 20 6:15-8:15 pm 22 $425 Levin Class S,SU Feb 21-Mar 1 8:00am-5:00pm *Take both PC 832 and Firearms and receive a $30 discount. Total $560 for both Module III Peace Officer Training / 152 hours This is the first of three modules of the Regular Basic Course Modular format for peace officer training and is a prerequisite to Module 2. Course content is a minimum of 152 hours and meets the classroom requirements for the student to function as a Level 3 Police Reserve Officer. For further information, go to schools/mae. Students are required to have a valid driver s license. Classes meet Tue/Wed/ Thu 6:15pm-10:15pm and some Sat/Sun, 8:00am-5:00pm Orientation T Sept 30 6:15-8:15 pm 22 $645 Levin Class T,W,Th,S,SU Oct 14-Dec 18 6:15-10:15 pm Uniform approx. $115. Bring check, credit or debit card to orientation. Module II Peace Officer Training This is the second of three modules of the Regular Basic Course Modular format for Peace Officer training and is a prerequisite to Module I. Course content is a minimum of 202 hours and meets the requirements for the student to function as a Level II Police Reserve Officer. Among the course contents are policing in the community, property crimes, crimes against person, general criminal statutes, laws of arrest, search and seizure, report writing, use of force, patrol techniques, vehicle pullovers, arrest and control, firearms and chemical agents, and cultural diversity and discrimination Orientation T Feb 24 6:15-8:15 pm 22 $1075 Levin Class T,W,Th,S,SU Mar 10-June 4 6:15-10:15 pm Uniform $115, Bring check, credit or debit card to orientation Classes meet Tue/Wed/Thu 6:15 PM-10:15 PM and some Sat/Sun, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM. Uniform approx. $115, Bring check, credit or debit card to orientation NOTE: DOJ clearance letter, dated no later than 90 days prior to first day of class, is required for Modules II, III and Firearms. Module II and III are approved for VA benefits. APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS California State Apprenticeship Programs Martinez Adult Education serves as the Local Educational Agency for the following registered apprenticeship programs. Visit for details. JATC for the Electrical Industry Contra Costa County IBEW Local Classes available for electrical journeyman Greg Arcidiacono, Training Director 1255 Muir Road, Martinez, Heat and Frost Insulators JATC Local Park Road,Benicia Bay Area Counties Roofing and Waterproofing JATC Jose Oscar Padilla Director of Apprenticeship Training 420 Leisure Street, Livermore FLORAL DESIGN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District Michael Flocchini Apprenticeship & Training Coordinator Mack Street, Hayward, (510) BART Elevator-Escalator Transit Apprenticeship Program George Younger, Training Director 601-A East 8th St. Oakland, CA CalTrans Structural Steel Painters District 4 SFO Oakland Bay Bridge Toll Plaza Admin Bldg., Room 202 Oakland, CA Floral Design Beginning/Advanced Floral arranging for the professional floral designer and for those interested in preparing arrangements for special occasions. Students pay for floral supplies. Enrollment in Advanced class requires instructor s approval. No class May T Sept 2-Nov 4 12:30-3:30pm E $130 Shears T Sept 2-Nov 4 6:15-9:15pm E $130 Shears T Jan 6-Feb 10 12:30-3:30pm E $78 Shears T Jan 6-Feb 10 6:15-9:15pm E $78 Shears Ikebana This is the oldest and most traditional form of Ikebana, celebrating over 550 years of floral design. Classes held at Martinez Adult Education every other week. A workshop will be held in Concord once a month on Saturday. Please call Lloye with questions: (925) W Sept 3- Nov 5 12:30-2:30pm E $72 Shears W Sept 3- Nov 5 6:15-8:15pm E $72 Shears W Jan 7-Feb 11 12:30-2:30pm E $36 Shears W Jan 7-Feb 11 6:15-8:15pm E $36 Shears Lloye Shears ACADEMIC PREPARATION High School Diploma Program Academic Programs at Martinez Adult Education include High School Diploma, High School Equivalency Exam (e.g. GED, HiSet, TASC) preparation, and ABE. In order to determine which program is best for you, please attend one of our weekly assessment sessions. No appointment is necessary. Assessments are in Room 17A on Tuesday evenings at 6:00pm and Friday mornings at 9:00am. After taking reading and math tests, you will receive an appointment to meet with the advisor. High School Classes for Adults If you never finished high school, you may have encountered problems finding employment or entering higher education. You can still graduate and begin to enjoy the satisfaction of completing your education. The credits you earned in high school can be used toward earning a diploma through Martinez Adult Education s High School Program. Work at your own pace in a supportive and caring environment. Credentialed teachers offer individualized student attention. Class scheduling is flexible, with both day and evening classes available. Enrollment is ongoing; new students may join us at any time. Cap and gown graduation ceremony in June. Martinez Adult Education is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. High School Subjects English 1-4, Economics, US History, Government, World History, Physical Science, Life Science, Fine Arts, College and Career Transitions, Basic Math through Algebra I, and electives (elective credit may also be earned through work experience or other means). Please call ahead for an appointment with the advisor at (925) , ext Graduation Credit Requirements English 40 credits Life Science 10 credits U.S. Government 5 credits Physical Science 10 credits Economics 5 credits Fine Arts/Foreign Language 10 credits U.S. History 10 credits College & Career Transitions 10 credits World History 10 credits Electives 50 credits Math 20 credits (Includes 10 credits in Algebra) CPR Certification is required for graduation. High School Exit Exam All public school students are required to pass the California High School Exit Exams in English Language Arts and Mathematics to earn a High School Diploma. This exam is mandated by the State of California for all students, from all high schools, including adult schools. DAY TIME RM INSTRUCTOR Social Studies W/Th/F 8:45-10:45am 20 Sabia Math and Science M/T 8:45-10:45am 20 Sabia English T/Th 11:00am-1:00pm 20 Sabia All Subjects M/W/F 11:00am-1:00pm 20 Sabia All Subjects T/Th 6:30-9:00pm 20 Goldman Adult Basic Education (ABE) These supportive classes provide individualized instruction in reading, writing, math, and other basic skills. Limited high school credit is available. Upon successful completion, students may enter the High School Diploma or Independent Studies programs. An annual $25 registration donation is suggested. DAY TIME RM INSTRUCTOR M-F 9:00am-12:00pm 17B Persaud Test-Preparation and ABE Enroll in this class to improve reading, writing, math, study, and testtaking skills. Credentialed, experienced teacher provides instruction to prepare students to take and pass one of the High School Equivalency Exams (GED, HiSet, or TASC), to enter our High School Diploma or Independent Study program, and for self-improvement. Open entry/open exit. Call (925) , ext. 234 for more information. DAY TIME RM INSTRUCTOR T / Th 5:30-8:30pm 17B Gabel High School Diploma Through Independent Study Over 18? Need a high school diploma but unable to attend classes on a regular basis? If you are able and willing to work independently a minimum of 15 hours per week and meet weekly with a teacher, call (925) ext Limited day and evening appointments available. $50 cash book deposit required. Open entry, open exit. Concurrent Enrollment of High School Students Martinez Adult Education offers opportunities for high school students to make up deficient credits needed for graduation. Please see your high school counselor to receive an authorization form and a transcript. Then call (925) , ext. 234 to make an appointment with our advisor. COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER FOR ENROLLED STUDENTS Are you ready for the next step in your life? Continuing your education or going on the job market? Schedule an appointment with our College and Career Transition Specialist to explore your options. Available services: choosing a career path, job search preparation, college options, paying for college. 30-minute appointments are available on Fridays from 10:00am-2:00pm. To schedule an appointment, please visit or contact your department office or coordinator, or call (925) , ext Martinez Adult Education Vision and Misson VISION: To meet evolving individual and community needs through accessible, effective education and lifelong learning. MISSION: To provide workforce training and business ethics; academic, literacy, and citizenship preparation; and family and community education in a safe, supportive environment. GENERAL LEARNING OUTCOMES: Apply learned skills appropriate to professional and personal needs. Communicate effectively. Recognize and engage in lifelong learning opportunities. Exercise critical thinking skills. Work collaboratively and independently in diverse environments. 6

7 Academic Preparation Parent & Family Education Health,Fitness & Safety ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Martinez Institute Of English (ESL) Study in small size classes with experienced and friendly teachers. Start classes at anytime. For information call , Ext 255. Para Espanol, Ext $30 registration fee for ESL classes. Instruction includes conversation skills, grammar, reading, writing, pronunciation, and vocabulary. Learn to use English to communicate with doctors, teachers, police, people at work, at the bank and at agencies like the DMV and Post Office. All classes have weekly access to computer lab. SECTION DAY TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR M-Th 9:00am-12:00pm 11 Longman (Literacy - Beg. Low) M-Th 9:00am-12:00pm 19 Williams (Beg. High - Inter. I) M-Th 9:00am-12:00pm 22 Mlynek & Lammers (Inter. II - Adv.) M/W 6:00-9:00pm Las Juntas Williams ESL Speaking and Listening Class includes practice in correct use of idiomatic expressions, correct pronunciation, and everyday communication situations. Focus will be on fluency in speaking and listening. SECTION DAY TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR T/Th 12:30-2:30pm 22 Levine PARENT & FAMILY EDUCATION Martinez Cooperative Preschool Program The Growing Garden: 3-Pre K The Martinez Cooperative Preschool Program at The Growing Garden provides opportunities for parents and caregivers to become actively involved in the early learning experiences of children while gaining parenting strategies that support adults along the parenting pathway. Enrollment is open to children who are 2 years 10 months through 5 years. This class will be a combined 3 s and Pre-K. Parents are expected to attend parent orientation and a parent meeting the first Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:30 p.m. 3-Pre-K Winter/Spring: HEALTH, FITNESS, & SAFETY DANCE & FITNESS (Multi-Level) C.A.L.L. Computer Aided Language Lab Improve your English skills at your own pace with dynamic, interactive English computer software. Five skill levels available, from Beginning Low through Advanced. SECTION DAY TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR W 12:30-2:30pm 17A Heiderick U. S. Citizenship Preparation Course Let us help you in the process of becoming a United States citizen! In this class you will learn how to complete the N400 application form, prepare for the U.S. Government & History Test and the oral CIS Interview, improve your English skills,and understand the rights and responsibilities of U.S. Citizenship W 6:30-9:00pm 19 $30 McLean ESL Writing Course This class will help ESL students improve their writing skills in a supportive environment. By the end of the course, students will be able to write an effective five-paragraph essay by studying and practicing the various important elements of an essay including its organization, thesis statement, paragraph development, fluency, grammar and spelling. SECTION DAY TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR M/W 12:30-2:30 17B Persaud Section Day Time Room Fee Instructor T-F Aug 26-Nov 21 8:30am-12:00 Growing Garden $400 Pfeiffer/Lakeman T-F Dec 2-Mar 6 8:30am-12:00 Growing Garden $400 Pfeiffer/Lakeman Toddler Time Tot Time provides a play group for children, years of age, and a learning experience for parents and caregivers. While children experience activities to promote their growth and development, adults learn about early childhood development related to socialization, art, and play. Registration based on space available M Sept 8-Nov 17 10am-12:00 Growing Garden $70 Bell W/F Sept 10-Nov 21 10am-12:00 Growing Garden $135 Bell M Dec 2-Mar 2 10am-12:00 Growing Garden $70 Bell W/F Dec 4-Mar 6 10am-12:00 Growing Garden $135 Bell ABC s of Square Dancing A series of classes consisting of three sessions. Each session consists of a total of 10 hours and builds on the previous session/s. Saturday sessions are designed to progress to a proficient dancing level. The first session is the beginning class for new beginner dancers with no experience. Partner recommended but not required. Professional Bay Area caller and experienced dancers are present to help enjoy the exercise for mind and body and the friendship of square dancing. Air conditioned room. For information, call Carole (925) , Mike (925) or Bert (510) Minimum of 12 students required S Sept 6-Oct 4 10:30 am-12:30pm 10 $45 Swerer S Oct 11-Nov 8 10:30 am-12:30pm 10 $45 Swerer S Nov 15-Jan 24 10:30 am-12:30pm 10 $45 Swerer S Jan 31-Mar 7 10:30 am-12:30pm 10 $45 Swerer S Mar 14-Apr 25 10:30 am-12:30pm 10 $45 Swerer S May 2-June 6 10:30 am-12:30pm 10 $45 Swerer DANCE & FITNESS (continued) Boomers & Beyond Goddess Life Bellydance Improve strength and grace while improving stamina and core strength. Dance to exotic music and enjoy your time. All women 18 to 118 welcome. All physical abilities. Wear comfortable attire. Hip belt provided! Bellydance party on last night of class Th Sept 4-Oct 2 7:00-8:15pm TBD $50 Weeks Th Oct 9-Nov 6 7:00-8:15pm TBD $50 Weeks Th Feb 5-Mar 5 7:00-8:15pm TBD $50 Weeks Th Mar 12-Apr 16 7:00-8:15pm TBD $50 Weeks Jazzercise Strength 45 Class is on-going A muscle toning workout featuring a creative combination of strength training movements and stretching. Class is taught by a certified Jazzercise instructor. Weights and exertubes are provided M/W/F Sept 2-Nov 10 8:30-9:15am Senior Center $40 Daly M/W/F Nov 17-Feb 18 8:30-9:15am Senior Center $40 Daly Jazzercise Low Impact On-going. Learn the moves! You ve come to the right place for a total energy class. Join us for a fun and easy-to-follow aerobic format which blends Pilates, yoga, kickboxing, jazz dance and resistance training movements into a 60-minute total body workout. Class is taught by a certified Jazzercise instructor. Students must be at least 18 years old. Bring a mat and weights for all classes T/Th Sept 5:30-6:30pm MAE AUD $30/month, $7 Drop in Daly T/Th Oct 5:30-6:30pm MAE AUD $30/month, $7 Drop in Daly T/Th Nov 5:30-6:30pm MAE AUD $30/month, $7 Drop in Daly T/Th Dec 5:30-6:30pm MAE AUD $30/month, $7 Drop in Daly T/Th Jan 5:30-6:30pm MAE AUD $30/month, $7 Drop in Daly T/Th Feb 5:30-6:30pm MAE AUD $30/month, $7 Drop in Daly Yoga Stretch Shape up your body and your mind. Yoga Stretch is designed to relieve stress, increase flexibility through stretching exercises, and improve endurance, strength, and balance. Through gentle body movements, breathing and relaxation, you will learn how to strengthen,tone, and create flexibility in your body. Wear loose, comfortable exercise clothing and bring a mat to class. For over 20 years, Sandra Foster has been a yoga instructor in the Bay Area teaching Iyengar method of Hatha Yoga. No class Oct S Sept 20-Oct. 18 9:00-10:00am MAE AUD $40 Foster S Oct. 25-Nov 15 9:00-10:00am MAE AUD $40 Foster HEALTH & SAFETY EDUCATION CPR/AED Training Learn to save lives. This course covers CPR for adults, children and infants, along with choking and two-person rescue. AED covered by video and demonstration. Upon completion, students are issued a certificate from the school. Registration one week prior to class. Payment by cash or credit card. Students MUST arrive on time for class. Students with any respiratory infection will not be allowed in class T Sept 23 6:00-10pm 11 $45 Carpenter S Sept 27 8:00am-12:00pm 11 $45 Levin T Oct 21 6:00-10pm 11 $45 Carpenter S Oct 25 8:00am-12:00pm 11 $45 Carpenter T Nov 12 6:00-10pm 11 $45 Carpenter S Nov 15 8:00am-12:00pm 11 $45 Carpenter S Jan 10 8:00am-12:00pm 11 $45 Levin T Jan 20 6:00-10pm 11 $45 Carpenter T Feb 24 6:00-10pm 11 $45 Carpenter S Feb 28 8:00am-12:00pm 11 $45 Levin Welcome to Medicare Do you have questions about MEDICARE? HICAP has the answers.welcome to Medicare is a free class presented by the Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) in Contra Costa County. The session will cover Medicare benefits, prescription medication coverage, Medicare Advantage plans (HMOs), Medicare Supplemental insurance and will discuss how Medicare coordinates with retiree benefits or veterans benefits. After this session, you will be able to make informed decisions on how best to address your needs for health insurance coverage with Medicare T Sept 2 2:00-4:30pm 16 Free McIntosh T Oct 7 2:00-4:30pm 16 Free McIntosh T Nov 4 2:00-4:30pm 16 Free McIntosh T Dec 2 2:00-4:30pm 16 Free McIntosh T Jan 6 2:00-4:30pm 16 Free McIntosh T Feb 3 2:00-4:30pm 16 Free McIntosh Food Safety Certification and Training Examination Comprehensive course (including test) where students learn to improve food safety and sanitation within their business and home. Successful completion meets the requirements of California Health & Safety Code Section Pre-registration and textbook required. (Class and test with no book, $75; retest only $50).Cash and credit card only. Refund/reschedule policy on page student minimum M/W Sept 22, 24 4:00-8: 00pm 15 $100 Wharton M/W Oct 20, 22 4:00-8: 00pm 15 $100 Wharton M/W Nov 17, 19 4:00-8: 00pm 15 $100 Wharton M/W Dec 15, 17 4:00-8: 00pm 15 $100 Wharton M/W Jan 12, 14 4:00-8: 00pm 15 $100 Wharton M/W Feb 9, 11 4:00-8: 00pm 15 $100 Wharton About Boating Safety Covers boat equipment, operation, navigation, tide and currents, boating laws, and procedures with emphasis on safety. Class taught by U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. There will be a $35 materials and text fee payable to the instructor. Students will receive proof of completion. Refreshments provided S Oct 11 8:00am-3:30pm 20 $10 Campbell S Jan 24 8:00am-3:30pm 20 $10 Campbell *No classes Feb 14, Apr 4, 11 and May 23 *Register before class starts and receive a $5 per person discount 7

8 Personal & Professional Enrichment PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT Business & Finance Become a Notary Public in One Day This state-approved class for CA notaries has a pass rate of approximately 95%. Retake the class for free if needed. There is a $35 material fee payable to the instructor. Bring a separate $40 check or money order made out to Sec. of State (for the exam). Need I.D., #2 pencil, highlighter, 2 x2 photo. For questions: instructor@notaryclasses.net S Oct 4 8:30-4:30pm 19 $85 Manke S Jan 10 8:30-4:30pm 19 $85 Manke Estate Planning Is Not Just For The Wealthy Wills and Probate, Living Trust, Joint Tenancy; Federal Law Regarding Estate and Gift Taxes; Uses and Types of Trusts; Funding Trust; Titling Assets; Property Tax and Capital Gain Issues; Durable Power of Attorney; Advanced Health Care Directive; Conservatorships and more! Instructor is a practicing attorney with experience in Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law. Two class meetings T/Th Sept 9, 11 6:30-9:00 pm 16 $35 Moritz-Farr T/Th Feb 10, 12 6:30-9:00 pm 16 $35 Moritz-Farr Conversational French Beginner New Do you wish you were able to visit a Francophone country and were able to have a not-too-embarrassing conversation with the locals? Through our beginner level French class you will be able to have an introductory conversation, order your food, ask and give directions, count, tell the time, and much more. This class is suitable for those who have never taken French before or whose level is very basic W Sept 3-Nov 5 7:00pm-8:30pm 10 $85 Boulingui W Nov 19-Feb 4 7:00pm-8:30pm 10 $85 Boulingui Introduction to Voiceovers One on One Online This fun and empowering 2-hour introductory workshop covers the different types of voiceovers and tools needed to succeed. You ll be coached and recorded as you read a script, so you can receive a professional voiceover evaluation later. You ll have the knowledge necessary to help you decide if this something you would like to pursue. This course is taught by a professional voice actor from the Voice Acting Training Company, Voices For All.4 SECTION DATE TIME FEE INSTRUCTOR Sept 2-Nov 10 Online $69 Voices for All Nov 17-Feb 18 Online $69 Voices for All Writing for Pleasure I think I did pretty well considering I started out with nothing but a bunch of blank paper -Steve Martin. Do you dream about becoming a writer? Are you writing but need help? Is your story lacking something? No matter what your writing interest is, this monthly 3-hour workshop is designed for you. Learn about the writing craft, keep up with the writer s world, participate in discussions and writing exercises. This workshop is low key and non-threatening. Instructor s evaluation available S Sept 20 9:00 am-12pm 10 $30 Clark S Oct 18 9:00 am-12pm 10 $30 Clark S Nov 15 9:00 am-12pm 10 $30 Clark S Dec 13 9:00 am-12pm 10 $30 Clark S Jan 17 9:00 am-12pm 10 $30 Clark S Feb 21 9:00 am-12pm 10 $30 Clark What s YOUR Story New Turn your memories and photos into a book for your family or for the world. Find the approach to memoir writing that works for you. Learn to write in a way that makes others feel and see what you ve experienced. The instructor, Claudia Reed, is the owner of Tell Your Story writing and editing service and a former news reporter W Sept 17-Oct8 6:30 8:30pm 7 $60 Reed W Jan 14-Feb 4 6:30 8:30pm 7 $60 Reed Digital Photography Seminars NEW Each seminar is a one-day class providing hands-on learning with multi-media presentations enhancing the learning process.bring any digital camera to class, including a charged battery and photo card. Also bring any cable or card reader that is used with your camera (optional). Complete information is available at Photographer. Basic Digital Photography Learn to control your camera, take great photos, and usea computer connection to send, save and print your images S Sep. 13 9:00am-3:45pm 7 $69 Richards S Jan. 10 9:00am-3:45pm 7 $69 Richards Intermediate Digital Photography Take your ability and understanding of digital photography to the next level, including simple computer enhancement of your images S Sep. 27 9:00am-3:45pm 7 $69 Richards Adobe Photoshop Elements Learn to use this very powerful but inexpensive and intuitive tool to enhance your photos and create artistic effects. Bring your own laptop with PSE installed or use the school s computers S Oct. 25 9:00am-3:45pm 7 $69 Richards Advanced and Professional Techniques Master the techniques that raise your images to a professional level. Learn to produce sharp, crisp images in any lighting environment, followed by an optional field trip to Treasure Island at sunset S Dec. 6 9:00am-3:45pm 7 $69 Richards Macro and Nature Photography Learn the special techniques for shooting extreme close-ups, flowers, and capturing natural beauty everywhere. Use available light or specialized light boxes for best results S Nov 15 9:00am-3:45pm 7 $69 Richards $$$ Photography What can you do to make money with photography? Learn about the process for shooting events, weddings, stock photos, photojournalism Learn how to produce photos that sell S Nov 22 9:00am-3:45pm 7 $69 Richards Portrait Lighting and Model Photography Study studio lighting and glamour photography techniques, then photograph live models with professional guidance on studio sets S Jan 24 9:00am-3:45pm 7 $69 Richards THE ARTS Community Band/Diablo Regional Concert Band Do you play a band instrument? This course is designed for those with some background in instrumental music. Our band class practices a variety of musical compositions and performs at various community functions. Join at anytime.please call Cora Martens to verify day and time at (925) Th Sept 11-Dec 11 7:00-9:00pm TBD $25 Martens No class Nov Th Feb 12-May 14 7:00-9:00pm TBD $25 Martens The Contra Costa Jazz Band Instructor s permission required to join class. Newly available outstanding arrangements released each year. Class will offer experienced musicians a chance to get into the swing by playing in an exciting performance group M Sept 8-Nov 17 7:30-9:30pm AHS $30 George *No class Nov 10 and M Dec 1-Mar 2 7:30-9:30pm AHS $30 George *No class Dec 22, 29, Jan 19 and Feb 16 Martinez Community Chorus This mixed chorus sings music of many different styles including folk, popular, jazz, sacred/spiritual, and classical. Ongoing, with weekly rehearsals. Performances at local events. Music reading and /or previous experience is helpful but not required T Sept 23-Dec 16 7:30-9:30pm AHS $40 Stafford *No class Nov 11 and T Jan 6-Mar 17 7:30-9:30pm AHS $40 Stafford *No class, Jan 19 and Feb 16 Landscapes and Portraiture Painting in Oils and Acrylics Come paint portraits and landscapes in a realistic style with Bay Area artist, Gary Bergren. View his work at com. All levels welcome. Please bring your own oils or acrylics, canvas, and easel Th Sept 4-Nov 6 10am-12:30pm 1111 Ferry St. $95 Bergren Th Nov 13-Feb 5 10am-12:30pm 1111 Ferry St. $95 Bergren Drawing: Sketching & Rendering Learn to draw quickly, accurately, and with confidence. Learn how to reduce objects down to their basic shapes and forms. Topics include still life, composition, texture, basic perspective, shading, landscape and figurative themes. Bring paper, pencils, ruler, and eraser to class. Beginners welcome. No class Apr Th Sept 4-Sept 25 7:00-9:00 pm 19 $80 Jezierny Th Oct 2-Oct. 23 7:00-9:00 pm 19 $80 Jezierny Th Nov 20-Dec 18 7:00-9:00 pm 19 $80 Jezierny Th Jan 8-Jan 29 7:00-9:00 pm 19 $80 Jezierny *No class Nov 27 Wild WaterCOLOR Painting New Instructor will teach about the nature of transparent watercolor and designing relationships. Understanding them, along with water saturation, is critical to being fearless with this fast moving medium. Students can follow the offered challenges or bring their own as the class encourages each individual s artistic direction. Students should bring their own favorite materials, but a materials list is available. Class meets for 10 weeks Th Sept 11-Nov 13 10:00am 1:00pm TBA $125 Sutton Th Dec 4-Feb 19 10:00am 1:00pm TBA $125 Sutton HOME ARTS Fiesta Foods New Instructor will prepare Tostada and Taco shells, Chips, Taquitos, Flautas, Doritos,Quesadillas and Tostones, as well as toppings for all listed. Limited to 10 students S Sept 13 10:00am-12:00pm 14 $25 Mercado S Nov 8 10:00am-12:00pm 14 $25 Mercado S Feb 8 10:00am-12:00pm 14 $25 Mercado TRAFFIC VIOLATOR SCHOOL Martinez Adult Education offers an 8-hour Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) approved course that meets the requirements of the court-assigned traffic violator school. Class Schedule Tuesday and Wednesday: 6:00-10:00pm (must attend both nights) Dates: Sept 16 and 17, Oct 14 and 15 Nov 18 and 19,Dec 16 and 17, Jan 13 and 14, Feb 17 and 18 Saturday: 8:00 am-4:30 pm (There is a lunch break. ) Dates: Sept 20, Oct 18, Nov 22, Jan 10, Feb 21 Register early. Fee is $35 Phone: (925) No refunds No Transfers Registration Procedures By Phone: Register using MasterCard, Visa, or Discover. Have your credit card, driver s license, and court documents ready when you call (925) Ext In Person: Register in our office at 600 F Street, Martinez. Cash, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover accepted. Bring your driver s license and court documents. No checks Thank you for reviewing the Martinez Adult Education schedule of fall and winter classes. Among our exciting new options for you are Pharmacy Technician, French, Memoir Writing, Wild Water Color Painting, and Fiesta Foods. We invite you to invigorate your life by participating in a class that s new to you, or return to one you have previously enjoyed. If you are considering a career change, an upgrade of your professional skills, or the completion of your high school diploma, please give us a call! We are here to help you transform your goals into reality. Regards, Kathy Farwell, Director, MAE 8