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323.953.4000 ext. 2651 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu It s your City Extension. Community Winter 2016 Services Explore the World...without leaving the City Food & Language pp. 24 & 25 Authentic Tamale Making New For Winter: Belly Dance, Korean, Soccer Clinic, Pharmacy Technician - Weekday Evenings

See page 6 NEW for Winter 2016: Pharmacy Technician Evening Program! See pages 28-33 39-40 for more information infomation Welcome to LACC Adult Education. We believe education is a lifelong process and we are here to help you! Register at LACC, develop basic skills, become a US Citizen, learn English, and gain vocational skills to attain a job. Couseling and tutoring available. Thursday & Friday evenings. 23 weeks. Winter & Summer Quarters....and lookout for our popular Saturday Program again in Spring, 2016. Winter 2016 Schedule of Classes President s Welcome Welcome to the Los Angeles City College Community Services Program. Through the LACC Community Services Program, you can learn new skills, meet new friends, develop hobbies, and participate in recreational and special interest classes. Classes are designed with you in mind, conveniently scheduled, low-cost with easy enrollment and are taught by talented professionals in their respective fields. This Winter, LACC Community Services is offering exciting new classes like Soccer Clinic and Professional Development for Entrepreneurs. Please Note: Community Services classes are not for college credits; they are fee-based classes. Yours in Student Success! Reneè D. Martinez, President Los Angeles City College Administration Reneè D. Martinez, President Dr. Daniel Walden, VP, Academic Affairs Dr. Regina Smith VP, Student Services Dr. John al-amin, VP, Administrative Services Dr. A. Alex Davis, Dean, Economic Development, Workforce Education, Community Services Dr. Randy Anderson, Dean, Office of Special Services Dr. Thelma Day, Dean, Academic Affairs Anil K. Jain, Assoc VP, Administrative Services Allison Jones, Dean, Academic Affairs William A. Marmolejo, Dean, Enrollment Dean Institutional Effectiveness (Vacant) Dean, Academic Affairs (Vacant) Felicia Duenas, Dean, Strategic Program Support & Resources Development Alen Andriassian, Associate Dean, Student Life Jeanette Magee, Associate Dean, EOP&S/CARE, CalWorks/TRIO/Upward Bound Dr. Jeremy Villar, Associate Dean, Financial Aid Angelica Ramirez, Assistant Dean, Academic Affairs - Non-Credit Bob Garcia, Director of College Facilities LACC Community Services provides content, information and policies which is frequently updated and improved upon. New content will be added on an ongoing basis. Although we attempt to keep information as accurate as possible, this accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Please visit communityservices. lacitycollege.edu for the most up-to-date information. All parties providing information in the Community Services publications warrant that the copying, distribution and use of such materials will not violate any other party's proprietary rights. The seals and logos of Los Angeles City College are copyrighted and may not be used in electronic or written publications without the express permission of Los Angeles City College. Los Angeles City College and the Los Angeles Community College District do not necessarily endorse products, ideas, or opinions offered by individuals and business entities in this publication or in a contractual or employment relationship with LACC or the LACCD. Board of Trustees Scott J. Svonkin, President Mike Eng, Vice President Mike Fong Andra Hoffman Sydney K. Kamlager Ernest H. Moreno Nancy Pearlman Milo Anderson, Student Trustee Los Angeles Community College District Administration Dr. Francisco C. Rodriguez, Chancellor Dr. Adriana D. Barrera, Deputy Chancellor Dr. Felicito Cajayon, Vice Chancellor, Economic and Workforce Development Bobbi Kimble, Interim Vice Chancellor, Educational Programs & Institutional Effectiveness Dr. Albert Roman, Vice Chancellor, Human Resources Jeanette Gordon, Chief Financial Officer/ Treasurer Dr. Kevin D. Jeter, Acting General Counsel James D. O Reilly, Chief Facilities Executive LACC Community Services Drew Yamanishi, Program Manager Lance Zakabi, Community Services Aide 855 N Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90029 Administration Building 112 (main registration) / Economic Workforce Development 501 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu comsvcs@lacitycollege.edu Community Services Hours of Operation Monday-Friday 12-7 pm Saturday 8 am-3 pm Los Angeles City College (USPS Publication Number 8100) Volume 3 issue 4 is published 4 times per year (February - April - August - December) by Los Angeles City College Office of Advertising & Public Relations, 855 N. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90029, PERIODICAL Postage Prices paid at Los Angeles CA, and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to Los Angeles City College, Community Services Department, 855 N. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90029. facebook.com/lacccs @lacccs Sign up today! communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 3

Early Bird Career - Healthcare CPR Certification...6 ICD-10 Coding for Medical Insurance...7 Medical Insurance Billing...7 Computerized Medical Billing...7 ServSafe Food Handlers...7 Start a Medical Billing Service...7 Medical Terminology I...7 Medical Terminology II...7 Medical Terminology III...7 Career - Entertainment Off-the-Cuff...8 World Premiere @ Comedy Store Stand-Up Workshop.8 A Career in Voice Overs...8 Voice Acting 101...8 Special Effects Makeup...8 The Business of Bartending...9 Makeup Artistry 101...9 Apartment Management- Part I & II...9 Career - Business & Finance How to Legally Start a Business in LA...10 Bookkeeping/Accounting Analysis & Concepts...10 QuickBooks Fundamentals...10 Become A Notary Public Or Renew Your Commission With State Notary Public Exam...11 Notary Loan Signing Seminar...11 Create Your Own Import/Export Business...11 Social Security Secrets...11 Real Estate Investing: Beginning to Advanced...11 Investment Properties and Loan Programs...11 Homebuyer Education Workshop: First-time & Recurring Homebuyer...11 Auto Wholesale Business from Home...12 Income Tax Preparation...12 Home & Garden Look Who s Under the Hood...12 The Complete Organic Garden...12 Square Foot Gardening...12 Potted Gardening...12 Computers & Technology Fliers, Posters, Booklets, Oh My!...13 Web Design Workshop...13 Private Computer Training...13 Computers for Beginners Series... 13 Microsoft Excel for Windows...13 Table of Contents WEB SPECIAL Register online before January 1 and receive $5 off! Promo Code: NEWYEAR2016 Ends January 1, 2016 online, self-registration only. NOTE: No Classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 Photography & Video Digital Photography:...14 Beginners and Point-and-Shooters...14 Adobe Photoshop for Windows...14 Shooting Video with Your HDSLR...14 Digital Video Editing - BYOL...14 Maximize your DSLR/ILC...14 City Sights: Street Photography...14 City Lights: Night Photography...14 Swimming Family Group Lessons...15 Private Swim Lessons...15 Synchronized Swimming...15 College for Kids KinderGym (ages 2-4)...16 Gymnastics for Kids (ages 5-12)...16 Ballet for Kids...16 Singing for Children...16 Fun with ABC s (Ages 3-5)...16 S.A.T. Preparation...16 Piano/Keyboarding...16 Math Success for Kids...17 Reading & Study Skills...17 Arts & Crafts for Kids...17 Drawing for Young People...17 Activity & Healthy Living Muay Thai/Thai Boxing...18 Salsa Dance...18 Pilates Mat Class...18 Yoga Basics...18 Track & Field Fitness...19 Tennis Program...19 Quick & Dirty Self Defense...19 Music Singer s Workshop...19 Beatles Ukulele...19 Piano/Keyboarding for Adults...19 Guitar Made Easy...19 Drums for Adults & Teens...19 Arts & Crafts Floral Design... 22 Sewing Made Easy... 22 Fashion Pattern Making... 22 Jewelry Making: Wire Wrapping...22 Ikebana... 22 Knitting & Crochet... 22 Pottery Making... 22 Painting & Watercolors...23 Makeup Artistry Beginner s 2-Day Course...23 Candle Making...23 Face Painting...23 Drawing for Everyone...23 Draw Comic Book & Cartoon Characters...23 Table of Contents / Policies Cuisine Fruit & Vegetable Carving... 24 Authentic Tamale Making... 24 Dipped & Molded Chocolates... 24 ServSafe Food Handlers... 24 Barista Training for Beginners... 24 Sushi Making...24 Language & Humanities Chinese/Mandarin Conversation...25 Italian Conversation and Pronunciation...25 ESL Intensive...25 Accent Reduction...25 GED Preparation Workshop...25 Spanish Conversation and Pronunciation...25 French Conversation and Pronunciation...25 En Espanol Gelatinas Florales... 26 Aprenda a Coser... 26 Decoracion de Pasteles... 26 Grades, Certificates, Awards of Completion & Attendance Community Services class offerings are not-forcredit. We do not maintain grades or transcripts and do not grant degrees or Certificates as defined by the California Education Code and Title V of the CA Code of Regulations. Students may request an Award of Completion for any Community Services classes for just $10. Students must have 90% or better attendance to be eligible. Attendance Certificates are available for $10, and reflect the total number of sessions attended of those possible. Community Services and Los Angeles City College do not certify quality of work done or competencies gained within our offerings unless specifically delineated. Some offerings lead to separate certification of competency or offer credentials from entities separate from LACC and the LACCD, and are noted. Room Assignments Due to ongoing construction, campus renovations, and other factors, Community Services has limited access to facilities. Rooms will typically be assigned by the college 1-2 days prior to the start of class. We appreciate your patience and will notify students via the phone and email information provided at registration as soon as possible. Credits & Electronic Vouchers Electronic Vouchers or Credits may be granted to students in lieu of refunds or for other purposes. These vouchers are non-refundable and must be used within 365 days of issuance. Electronic Gift Cards purchased by students do not expire. Classes @ Van de Kamp Floral Design... 26 Yoga Basics for Seniors... 26 Tai Chi Chuan... 26 Pilates Mat Class... 26 FREE LACC Noncredit Programs GED Preparation... 28 ESL... 29 Citizenship... 30 Basic Math...31 In Home Supportive Services...32 Vocational Education...33 Map & Parking and off-site locations... 34 Helpful Info & Policies Class Cancellations The State of California mandates that Community Services programs be entirely self-supporting. This means that from time to time, we have to cancel a class that does not have enough enrollments. Classes canceled by us are eligible for full refunds and students may always opt to transfer their payment toward another class. Help us avoid cancellations and guarantee your spot register early and register a friend! Refunds are processed as quickly as possible. Refunds for cash payments may require up to 30 working days. Authorized Registrants Attendance at/within a Community Services offering is limited to paid/registered students, unless otherwise specifically authorized in the offering description or by the instructor. Instructors and LACC personnel reserve the right to bar/ expel unauthorized persons or guests of registered students. Any person deemed to be disruptive to the class or a safety hazard may be subject to discipline or legal action pursuant to LACC/LACCD rules/regulations. Refunds & Transfers: Choose your classes carefully! All requests for refunds more than two days before the start of class are subject to a $10 cancellation/processing fee. Because enrollment numbers determine whether a class is canceled, there are no refunds for requests made after the 2-day-prior-toclass starting mark. Transfers and credits for future use may be available minus a processing fee at our discretion. There are no refunds for transferred enrollments or credits. 4 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 5

Career & Professional Development HealthCare Career & Professional Development HealthCare Pharmacy Technician Career Training & FREE Info Session Our top career training program is now available for Winter 2016 on Thursday and Friday evenings! Join the workforce as one of the most in-demand professionals in California and the nation! Pharmacy Technicians in Southern California earn an average of over $37,000 per year with greater Los Angeles ranking as the third highest urban center for PT employment in the nation (Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics). Prepare to work in a pharmacy and become a licensed California Pharmacy Technician through classroom instruction with a 160 hour pharmacy externship. Gain exposure to the preparation of medications, maintaining client records, assisting with inventory control, purchasing, collecting payments, coordinating billing, and much more. This is not simply a test prep class and is a fraction of the cost of similar for-profit training programs. Students with satisfactory performance and attendance receive certification from LACC necessary for CA Board of Pharmacy license application and are fully prepared for a national examination, should they choose to practice outside of CA. Register while space is available. Find your career at LACC! Required Texts: Mosby s Pharmacy Technician: Principles and Practice, 4rd Edition, ISBN: 9781455751785 Math Calculations for Pharmacy Technicians, 2nd Edition, ISBN: 9781437723663 Payment plans available. Expenses and fees may be tax-deductible (consult with a tax advisor). 3395 FREE Info Session Friday, January 8, 6:00 PM 3397 Pharm Tech Program Marichu Parcasio Dates January 14- July 1 23 Weeks: Thursdays & Fridays + Externship 6:00-10:00 PM Fee: $1699 CPR Certification American Red Cross (ARC) Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation for the Professional Rescuer Hands-on skills training & certification or responding to breathing and cardiac emergencies for adults and infants. Suitable for rescue workers, hospital personnel, caregivers, teachers, or lifeguards. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break. Material fee includes American Red Cross certification. 3462 Ramon Navarro Jan 24 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Fee: $65 Materials: $27 3463 Ramon Navarro Feb 21 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Fee: $65 Materials: $27 NEW Evening Class Attention current GAIN, GROW, NENS, REP, & CALWORKS participants: LACC Community Services, in conjunction with the Los Angeles County Office of Education, is proud to offer a FREE Pharmacy Technician training program beginning in February, 2016. Includes full LACC main campus PT program, Monday-Friday with externship and job placement services. Interested candidates must pre-enroll by contacting Career Development Program Specialist, Kevin Robinson at (213)908-0831 or robinson_kevin@lacoe.edu HeartSaver CPR/AED Certification American Heart Association (AHA) Learn adult CPR and AED use, infant CPR and child and infant choking. Students will learn skills with AHA s research-proven, Practice- While-Watching (PWW) technique, which allows instructors to observe the students, provide feedback, and guide the students learning of skills. This course is for non-healthcare professionals, e.g. Law Enforcement, food service, daycare workers, personal fitness trainers, foster parents. Those working in healthcare related fields, please see BLS for Healthcare Providers or CPR Certification (American Red Cross). Materials Fees: $28 (cert card + manual) or $15 (manual only). AHA cert card good for two years. 3610 Fee: $39 Beverly Russell, RN Jan 16 1 Saturday 11:00 AM-3:00 PM Lilly Sarino Medical Billing, Coding ICD-10 CM/CPT-4 Coding for Medical Insurance Learn to use the ICD-10 CM and CPT-4 Physician coding systems required by insurance companies including HMOs, commercial indemnity insurance, Medicare & Medi-Cal. Get knowledge of assigning diagnostic codes to patients conditions and procedural codes to physicians services. Prerequisite: working knowledge of Medical Terminology I-III or equivalent. Material fee includes textbook and handouts. 3476 Fee: $145 Materials: $185 Lilly Sarino Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-5:00 PM Medical Insurance Billing Students will get a thorough know-how of billing all 3rd party payers for physicians charges. Claim requirements for Workman s Comp/Champus HMO s, Medicare/Medi-Cal will be covered & claim forms will be completed for each. Medical billing is the process of submitting and following up on claims with health insurance companies in order to receive payment for services rendered by a healthcare provider. Prerequisites: Working knowledge of Medical Terminology I-III, ICD-10/CPT-4. Bring ICD-10/CPT-4 coding books. 3479 Lilly Sarino Feb 20-Mar 19 5 Saturdays 12:30PM-5:00PM Fee: $145 Materials: $20 Computerized Medical Insurance Billing Learn how to input patient information, insurance data. Generate insurance claim forms statements and collection letters. Edit lists and required forms in a business office to facilitate productive operations. Students will set up a typical practice, inputting raw data from course documents. Recommended for professionals working in medical facilities. Prerequisites: Knowledge of ICD-10/CPT-4 & HCPCS Coding and basic principles of Medical Insurance v is an 8-hour course with a half-hour break. 3484 Lilly Sarino Mar 27 1 Sunday 9:00 AM-5:30 PM Fee: $95 ServSafe Food Handlers Managers Certification Program Certification for managers/operators and/or other responsible parties of all restaurants, markets, mobile food preparation units, commissaries and food processing establishments. Learn basic food safety practices for preparing and serving food. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break. All students should bring picture ID or Passport * Test-Only available for those who recently failed the examination. No book or instruction provided. Call for details. 3467 Anthony Battaglia Feb 26 1 Friday 9:30 AM-6:00 PM Fee: $190 How to Start a Medical Billing Service Start a business filing claims on behalf of doctors and other healthcare providers. Whether you want to be home-based or a nationwide business you will learn about: Marketing strategies; billing materials you need from your client; hardware and software; insurance verification; obtaining a license and writing a business plan. 3485 John Ramirez Feb 6 1 Saturday 2:30 PM-5:30 PM Fee: $45 Materials: $5 Medical Terminology I Students will study combining forms, prefixes, suffixes, Greek/ Latin verbs and adjectives used to construct medical terms. Also study the skeletal system. This workshop is designed for those interested in health-science related occupations. Ages 14 years and up. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology II & III encouraged. 3486 Fee: $65 Materials: $5 John Ramirez Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 9:00 AM-10:30 AM Medical Terminology II Continuing topics to be covered include: muscular, circulatory, respiratory, endocrine, and gastrointestinal systems. Ages 14 years and up. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology I & III encouraged. 3487 Fee: $65 Materials: $5 John Ramirez Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Medical Terminology III Continuing topics/systems to be covered include: genito-urinary, nervous system, integumentary systems, eye, ear, nose, mouth (the senses). Ages 14 years and up. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology I & II encouraged. 3488 Fee: $65 Materials: $5 John Ramirez Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-2:00 PM 6 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 7

NEW Career & Professional Development Showbiz & Entertainment Off-the-Cuff Comedy Improv Have a blast and learn a new skill! Actors and non-actors learn the building blocks of improvisational comedy. Comedic improvisational acting is about communication, team work, listening and trusting yourself, all in a very fun environment. Learn the fundamentals, philosophy and rules through games, exercises and scene work. Hey folks- come on back for our new continuation class. We ll keep honing our scene work and have some fun, all ending up with a real live show after the class ends! If you ve taken my class before or have had intro experience elsewhere, come on down! (No class Jan. 23) Level I 3472 Fee: $50 Mike Holley Jan 9-Feb 6 4 Saturdays 1:30 PM-3:30 PM NEW: Level II Mike Holley Off-the-Cuff Mike Holley is a graduate of io West in Los Angeles. He s been on a team there, performing weekly, for 3 years plus. He enjoys a successful acting career and mowing lawns. He started teaching improv and stand up comedy years ago and has been enjoying it ever since. 3473 Fee: $50 Mike Holley Jan 9-Feb 6 4 Saturdays 3:30 PM-5:30 PM Your World Premiere at the Comedy Store Stand-Up Workshop Tap into your own creative genius and rock the audience with humor. Learn joke writing, creating characters, improvising skills, stage persona and connecting with any audience. At the end of the course, students will have an opportunity to perform a stand-up piece as part of Comedy Revival Showcase at Hollywood s famous Comedy Store. This class takes place off-campus at The Last Laugh Studios. 3475 Fee: $59 Adam Barnhardt Jan 19-Feb 16 5 Tuesdays 7:00 PM-8:30 PM A Career in Voice Overs Voice over actors are not seen, but are heard on radio and TV commercials, your favorite cartoons and video games, and narrating TV shows on cable channels like Discovery, National Geographic, and The Science Channel. Opportunities for voice actors in other areas like audio books and e-learning modules are increasing. Learn how to start your voice over career, how to create a demo reel, put together a home studio on a budget, when and how to get an agent, and how to find work even without one. Learn how to make money with your voice. 3477 1 Monday Neil Kaplan Jan 25 Fee: $49 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Voice Acting 101 A career in voice over can be very lucrative. Many voice actors make 6 figure incomes voicing commercials, cartoons and video games, TV promos and movie trailers, even audio books and e-learning modules. But it takes more than just a good voice to have a career as in voice over. You have to be a good voice actor. Learn the acting secrets you must master to book voice over jobs and build a voice over career. 3480 1 Monday Neil Kaplan Feb 1 Fee: $49 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Special Effects Makeup Create awesome & gruesome facial effects in this horrific hands-on special effects class. Topics include: Burn effects, Zombie makeup, bullet holes, fresh scabs, bruising, and realistic blood. Students must bring materials to first meeting of class. See link to material list on the Com. Services website. No class February 12. Beginning 3482 Fee: $99 Carmen MacDonald Jan 29-Feb 26 4 Fridays 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Career & Professional Development Showbiz & Entertainment The Business of Bartending Bartend Like a Rock Star! Prepare to be a great salesperson; a customer service expert and an honest/valuable employee with skills that will help you succeed in the real world of bartending. Topics include cocktail preparation, glassware, tools, recipes, pouring a shot, bar terms, wine & champagne service, martinis, sales, laws, responsible beverage service, employment, resumes, where to look for jobs and how to nail the interview. 3490 Kellie Nicholson Jan 28, Feb 4, 11 3 Thursdays 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Fee: $150 Materials: $50 Makeup Artistry 101 This 6-day workshop is designed for the makeup artist who needs to know the essential principles of makeup artistry. We will discuss some of the ins and outs of the business. This intensive program will give you a solid foundation from which to start or enhance an exciting career in makeup artistry! Topics include: Brushes & tools; Color theory; Preparing the skin; Color correction; Foundation matching & application; Conceal & camouflage; Eye shape and size; Eye-shadow application; Eye lining- powder, creams, liquid; Eyebrow shape & application; Blush & bronzers; Lips- shape & color; Lashes- curling, mascara, false lashes (individual & strip) Day 1: Career options, interacting with the client, sanitation and disinfection, brushes and tools, interacting with the client, and the procedure. Day 2 : Skin coloring and undertones, color correction, foundation levels, conceal and camoflage, shading and highlighting, color theory, eye shapes and size. eye shadow application. Day 3-4: Eyeshadow techniques- natural, smokey, and cut crease, eye lining methods, false lashes, blush and bronzer, shading and highlighting, lips technique. Day 5: Learn how to build a Look ( day to night) / Lab Day Day 6: Exit exam This class takes place on campus at LA.C.C. Check out the Makeup Artistry Beginner s 2-Day course on page 23. Fee includes handouts and some product (not tools) to use in class. 3491 Class Fee: $325 Material Fee: $25 Jason Sanchez Feb 2-11 2 weeks, Tue/Wed/Thu 6:30 PM-9:30 PM Series! Sign up for Part I & II for $169 and a free Award of Completion Apartment Management- Part I Apartment Management- Part II Live! Rent Free Live! Rent Free Become a property manager and enjoy Don t put off your career as an the benefits that a career in the real apartment manager, join us to estate industry has to offer you! This learn advertising techniques to class will provide you the fundamentals promote the units; other topics of property management, topics to be to be covered: 24-hour notices covered: rent control legislation, renting and repairs, record keeping, and leasing contracts, application/credit, rent increase, moving out and maintenance, security deposit, section 8, evictions. inventory list and more. Register early to guarantee your spot in this class. Award of Completion issued upon completion of Parts I & II. Students should bring a notebook. 3505 1 Wednesday & Monday Robin Calderon Feb 17 & 22 Fee: Was $99 Now $89 6:00 PM-9:00 PM This class is a continuation of Part I. Award of Completion issued upon completion of Parts I & II. Students should bring a notebook. 3506 1 Wednesday & Monday Robin Calderon Feb 24 & 29 Fee: Was $99 Now $89 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 8 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 9

Career & Professional Development Business & Finance How to Legally Start a Business in LA This is a course to learn what is required to start their business in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. The class begins with a look at the Challenges the new business owner will face, the marketing basics quick, and easy guide through the forest of regulations faced by new business start-ups in Los Angeles. Learn what you need to know about city and county tax forms, business licenses and reporting systems, payroll and income taxes, and federal and California requirements. 3489 Fee: $75 Materials: $10 Kevin Farmer Feb 20 1 Saturday 8:30 AM-12:30 PM Bookkeeping/Accounting Analysis & Concepts Certificate Program A class on how to operate a business using basic record keeping, accounting, reporting, and analysis methods. Students will learn how to set-up a Chart of Accounts, how business transactions are processed, how to prepare a Profile & Loss Statement, a Balance Sheet, and a Statement of Cash Flows. Financial operations and reporting for all forms of business, however the sole proprietor form of business will be demonstrated. Students will learn how to prepare and file a Schedule C from their generated reports. This is a hands-on class where students learn the importance of timely reporting of business transaction by performing financial analysis, using graphs and ratios. A certificate is provided by the instructor upon completion. This class is highly recommended before enrolling into QuickBooks. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break. 3493 Fee: $115 Materials: $20 Kevin Farmer Jan 16 1 Saturday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM QuickBooks Fundamentals Certificate Program Learn the fundamentals of QuickBooks including, navigating the software, and setting up a company file, working with Lists, Bank Accounts, entering/paying bills, tracking/ paying sales tax and reconciling bank accounts. A certificate is provided by the instructor upon completion. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break. Advanced topics covered in Level II. Level I 3496 Fee: $115 Materials: $20 Ronald Amie January 17 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 3497 Fee: $115 Materials: $20 Ronald Amie January 31 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Level II 3499 Fee: $115 Materials: $20 Ronald Amie February 7 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 3501 Fee: $115 Materials: $20 Ronald Amie February 28 1 Sunday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Professional Development for Entrepreneurs: Are you an Entrepreneur? What You Should Know Are you an entrepreneur? Have you ever thought about starting your own business? Have you ever wondered how and what it takes to start a business? Maybe you have started a business and are ready to go to the next level or simply have questions about running your business. This class will provide an overview on how to assess yourself and how to assess the feasibility of your idea for business. We ll also address certain skills to operate & measure the efficiency of your business. This class is designed for everyday people and no pre-requisites or previous experience is required. No Class January 18, February 15 Professor Eric Von Beidleman, holds a degree in Business Management and Masters Degree in Business Administration. With over 20 years in commercial banking, Prof. Beidleman brings a real world application to the entrepreneurial process and what it takes to start and run a small business. 3512 Fee: $49 Eric Von Beidleman NEW January 11 - Feb 22 5 Mondays 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Career & Professional Development Business & Finance Become A Notary Public Or Renew Your Commission With State Notary Public Exam Government institutions, banks, real estate and mortgage companies, plus many other businesses are seeking notaries. All prospective notaries must complete a course approved by the California Secretary of State. Our approved course will give you the most updated notary information and the knowledge you need to perform the duties correctly and to pass the state exam, which you can take immediately following the course. Becoming a notary & notary loan signing agent can be a great way to earn extra money, start your own business, or enhance your current career. Class fee includes valuable 70-page manual, notary public handbook, certificate of completion, and sample forms notaries use every day. Before signing up for this class, check to see that you meet eligibility requirements for becoming a notary: visit www.sos.ca.gov/business/notary and click qualifications. Note: Due to strict State regulations, no one is admitted after class begins. Check-in begins at 7:30AM and class must begin promptly at 8:00AM. So have your current, official photo ID ready. Note: State examination is conducted on the same day of class starting at 4:00PM. Bring an official photo ID, two #2 pencils, a 2 x2 passport-sized color photo and a separate $40 check made payable to the Secretary of State. For those students wishing to take the exam only, there is a $25 registration fee payable before 1 PM on the day of class. 3570 Rosie Reed Jan 23 1 Saturday 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM Fee: $69 Materials: $30 Notary Loan Signing Seminar A Notary Signing Agent is a notary public who has specialized expertise in the handling of mortgage loan documents. With the housing market on the rebound, this will be an in-demand service for notary publics! Currently, Notary Signing Agents can make anywhere from $80-$150 per loan package. In this six-hour seminar, explore the types of real estate sales and loans currently on the market, and receive hands-on instruction in the main documents a Notary Signing Agent will notarize. You ll assemble a practice loan package and examine the ethical and administrative role of the notary and the notary s sense of duty associated with being a Notary Signing Agent. Finally, learn about marketing and customer service, with practical information on how to start your new business complete with a list of potential sources! Prerequisite: current notary public commission or successful completion of six hours of notary education. 3571 Rosie Reed Jan 30 1 Saturday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Fee: $59 Materials: $30 Create Your Own Import/Export Business Full-Time or Home-Based Learn how to make full-time or part-time income from importing and exporting profitable products. Be your own boss, set your own schedule, work from home, and even travel to foreign lands. Locate products and vendors overseas; locate distribution and sales reps in the US; arrange transportation and insurance; and learn how to maximize your profits through price scheduling. This workshop is fully tax-deductable. 3502 Fee: $110 Materials: $15 Shirley Knull Jan 9 & 16 2 Saturdays 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Social Security Secrets How to Maximize Your Benefits Explore ways to maximize your social security benefits. This seminar is designed to assist those who have not but will soon begin receiving their social security retirement benefits or those who have begun their payments within the last year. 3509 1 Saturday Samuel Rad Feb 27 Fee: $35 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Real Estate Investing: Beginning to Advanced Investment Properties and Loan Programs Evaluating investment properties (SFR, Condos, 2-4 units, 5+units/apartments): Short-term flip potentials, cash-flowing longterm properties; Investment Loan Programs available (the key to investing and leveraging capital); dti/dcr; comparisons using the GRM and CAP Rate. How to find Income Property & making offers (i.e. having the Seller pay for repairs). 3503 Fee: $99 Christian Gastelum Jan 30 1 Saturday 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM Homebuyer Education Workshop: First-time & Recurring Homebuyer Navigating the homebuying process Preparation in purchasing various property types (SFR, Condos, 2-4 units, apartments); credit worthiness; loan origination requirements; debt-to-income ratios; Various Loan Programs (FHA, Conventional, VA) and their requirements will be discussed. Firsttime Homebuyer programs (CHDAP, CalHFA) and their requirements will be discussed. Purchasing after a BK, Foreclosures, Shortsale will be discussed. 3504 Christian Gastelum Jan 30 1 Saturday 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Fee: $75 (Couples $125) 10 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 11

Career & Professional Development / Home & Garden Computers & Technology Auto Wholesale Business from Home Come learn how to make extra money buying and selling wholesale cars as a home-based business; learn six easy techniques to earn $3000 just selling 2-3 cars a month. Learn how to get your auto dealer license and how to operate a profitable used car business. You ll get a FREE list of all the 300 dealer-only auctions in the USA where vehicles sells at below wholesale prices. This class is DMV approved and you ll receive a DMV certificate of completion at the end of class. With the certificate, you can take the 40 question exam with the DMV, and upon passing it, you have 1 year to apply for a dealer license if you choose to do so. 3508 1 Saturday Wayne Williams March 5 10:00 AM-5:00 PM Fee: $89 Materials Fee: $20 Income Tax Preparation Learn the mechanics of the interview format an easy step to produce Federal and State income tax returns. This hands-on class will cover general theory of taxation for individuals and small businesses. Learn how to calculate and report income exemptions, adjustments, deductions, credits, depreciation and more. Bring a flash drive. 3611 Hagai Payes Feb 20-Mar 12 4 Saturdays 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Fee: $85 Materials: $10 Online Courses For Business Professionals Learn More... Expert Instructor 24-Hour Access Online Discussion Areas 6 Weeks of Instruction Learn from the comfort of home! New course sessions begin monthly. Please visit our Online Instruction Center to see exact start dates for the courses that interest you. E n ro ll N o w! Visit our Online Instruction Center www.ed2go.com/lacc or call: 323.953.4000 Ext. 2651 Look Who s Under the Hood A Woman s Car Care Class for Everyone! In this hands-on class students will learn how to check fluids, tires, understand vehicle brakes and other common car repairs. This class takes place off-campus at North Hollywood Discount Auto Repair. 3498 1 Sunday Karen Valenti Jan 17 Fee: $25 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Off campus 3500 1 Sunday Karen Valenti Feb 21 Fee: $25 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Green Thumb Series $89! The Complete Organic Garden Sustainable Gardening Learn how to grow your own organic edible garden. The how to course to achieve the most productive garden and to eat the food you grow. Identify seeds, understand measurements, sunlight, fertilization and usages of organic nutrients to guarantee healthful organic growth. This class takes place off-campus at Fountain Community Gardens. Off campus 3492 Dan Fujiwara Feb 13 & 20 2 Saturdays 10:00 AM-1:00 PM Fee: $49 Materials: $5 Square Foot Gardening Grow more with less time and space. Learn the methods of growing in a grid-iron pattern, spending less time in the garden and still growing a thriving garden with bountiful results. This method teaches the weekend gardener to maximize a limited planting area for the maximum harvest. Plant growth and spacing of plants will be learned to prevent overcrowding and to guarantee a really productive garden. Off campus This class takes place off-campus at Fountain Community Gardens. 3494 Dan Fujiwara Feb 21 1 Sunday 1:30 PM-4:30 PM Fee: $29 Materials: $2 Potted Gardening Learn how to grow beautiful flowers and nutritious fruits, vegetables and herbs on your balcony, in your window or just about anywhere. Discover how seasonal growing, transplanting, soil and nutrition maintenance may prolong the life of your garden. 3495 Dan Fujiwara Feb 23 1 Tuesday 6:00 PM-9:00 PM Fee: $29 Materials: $5 Fliers, Posters, Booklets, Oh My! Desktop Publishing & Graphic Design with Adobe InDesign Learn how to create brochures, posters, magazines, fliers, newspapers, and books with the leader in desktop publishing software. Also, gain valuable graphic design advice and technique. 3507 Tues & Thurs Jose Ruiz Jan 26 & 28 Fee: $85 6:30 PM-9:30 PM Web Design Workshop Design and create your very own webpage from the ground up. Use Dreamweaver s visual tools to create structure and layout, while using software such as Photoshop and Illustrator to create digital assets and content. HTML will be discussed, but not required to know. 3510 3 Tuesdays Jose Ruíz Feb 2-16 Fee: $145 6:30 PM-9:30 PM Private Computer Training Learn in a one-on-one environment. Our experienced and patient trainer will teach you how to use your computer, device or software. All sessions are scheduled at your convenience and topics are based on your training needs. PC, Mac, phone, or tablet users welcome. Call our office for scheduling and pricing information Computers for Beginners Series This series will take you from little or no prior experience with computers to being able to purchase, operate, and use your own devices and communicate with your friends and family. Register individually, or sign up for Parts 1-4 for a discount! Part 1: Basic Essentials The first step for students with little or no prior experience with computers, covering terminology, hardware, basic uses of computers and overcoming your fears of technology. 3519 1 Saturday Computer Staff Jan 9 Fee: $55 9:30 AM-3:30 PM Part 2: Windows & File Management Take your newfound knowledge from Part 1 and gain a fundamental understanding on how your computer operates and how to manage an electronic filing system. 3520 1 Saturday Computer Staff Jan 16 Fee: $55 9:30 AM-3:30 PM Try each class individually, or take the series. Part 3: Internet for the Novice Learn how much fun surfing the Internet can be. Understand Internet terminology; discover techniques to search and find information you re looking for; visit many interesting websites safely and securely; access free services and much more! 3521 1 Saturday Computer Staff Jan 23 Fee: $55 9:30 AM-3:30 PM Excel Series Levels 1 & 2 for $165! Microsoft Excel for Windows The leader in creating spreadsheets and data presentation, topics include: Basic worksheet navigation, entry techniques, cell references, using the command groups & settings, formulas & functions, charts & graphs and simple database operations. Continuing classes include a overview of Excel s vast collection of formulas and functions. Please bring a USB drive for sample files. 3517 Level 1 Masha Petrowizky Feb 20 1 Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Fee: $85 3518 Level 2 Masha Petrowizky Feb 27 1 Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Fee: $85 Part 4: The In s and Out s of E-Mail Learn to understand free Internet services like Gmail, Yahoo!, and Microsoft s Outlook email service. Understand how free email services work, how to send a message, how to search for friends /family messages and how to stay safe from scammers and spammers. 3524 1 Saturday Computer Staff Jan 30 Fee: $55 9:30 AM-3:30 PM Series Discount: Parts 1-4 $200 Special! 12 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 13

Computers & Technology Photography Swimming Photography Super Series: Sign up for 3 or more classes on this page and receive 15% off the total! Must register in-person or via phone Digital Photography: Beginners and Point-and-Shooters Ready to actually do something with those pictures on your phone? Maybe you re thinking about upgrading? Get a good overview of the world of digital photography and how to make the most of what you ve got in this intro workshop for beginners and casual photographers. Shoot better pictures, use email to send photos, create stunning greeting cards, calendars and personalized posters using images from your digital camera. Different image formats will be covered with each practical application. 3514 1 Tuesday Jose Ruíz Jan 19 Fee: $49 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Adobe Photoshop for Windows Image professionals and enthusiasts alike choose this flexible image-editing software for their varied needs. Learn graphic design, photo manipulation, collage/photo layout and restoration. Harness the power of layers, filters, and content-aware features. 3516 Tues & Thurs Jose Ruíz Jan 12 & 14 Fee: $115 6:30 PM-9:30 PM Shooting Video with Your HDSLR Get the basics! With this beginner s class, start using your DSLR camera to shoot HD video of your film shorts, documentary, interviews or just the family. Learn how to setup your camera correctly for video shooting including: your best exposure and recording format. The instructor will demonstrate how to review clips, and injest your clips into Adobe Premiere Pro for editing. Bring your HDSLR camera with SD card and tripod. Open to all, no previous camera experience necessary. 3523 Fee: $59 Andre Campbell Feb 20 1 Saturday 9:30 AM-1:30 PM Digital Video Editing - BYOL with Adobe Premiere Pro With this beginner s class, learn how to digitize your video into Adobe Premiere Pro and edit it. Edit and arrange these elements: Audio, video and clip effects. Learn media management and inputting into the timeline sequence.you can add cinema-quality effects, filters to video and audio, and titles and credits to your video. Recommended: bring your Laptop with Premiere and video clips. Some computer experience required. Bring a headset. 3528 Fee: $175 Andre Campbell Jan 9-30 4 Saturdays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Maximize your DSLR/ILC Take your photography to the next level and finally understand what all the settings on your camera do. More than that, feel confident in your investment by learning how the pros use these powerful creative tools. Topics include Aperture/ISO/Shutter Speed, Rule of Thirds, Camera Settings, File Management, and more! DSLR, or Mirrorles Interchangeable Lens Camera required. External flash, tripod recommended. Bring the lenses you have. 3628 Fee: $89 Raul Guereque Jan 25-Feb 3 2 Mon & Wed 6:30 PM-9:30 PM City Sights: Street Photography It s a new day with expert photo instructor Raul Guereque! Learn how to tell a story with your photos and document the interesting objects, people and natural landscape of Los Angeles. More practice of framing, composition, exposure, shutter speed, and ISO. First meeting is on/around campus, fun and interesting off-campus location for day 2! Recommended Maximize DSLR/ILC class first. DSLR or MIL camera, tripod, and transportation to off-campus photo site required. 3629 Fee: $49 Raul Guereque Feb 7 & 21 2 Sundays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM City Lights: Night Photography First class meeting is on campus, after that, get out and explore one of the most visually stunning nightscape cities in the world: Los Angeles. If you want to take pictures at night, this class will provide you with the basics of night photography. Practice framing, composition, exposure, shutter speed, and ISO at Walt Disney Concert Hall and Griffith Park Observatory for the 2nd & 3rd classes. Recommended Maximize DSLR/ILC class first. DSLR or MIL camera, tripod, and transportation to off-campus photo sites required. 3535 Fee: $65 Raul Guereque Feb 22-26 1 Mon/Wed/Fri 6:30 PM-9:30 PM NEW KIDS Group Lessons - Saturdays January 9,16, 23, 30 February 6 5 Saturdays 3464 1:00-1:50 PM 5 yrs & up $60 3465 2:00-2:50 PM Family Group $40 3466 4:00-4:50 PM For Adults Only $60 February 20, 27, March 5,12,19 5 Saturdays 3469 1:00-1:50 PM 5 yrs & up $60 3470 2:00-2:50 PM Family Group $40 3471 4:00-4:50 PM For Adults Only $60 KIDS Group Lessons - Sundays January 10, 17, 24, 31 February 7 5 Sundays 3474 1:00-1:50 PM 5 yrs & up $60 3478 2:00-2:50 PM 5 yrs & up $60 February 21, 28, March 6, 13,20 5 Sundays 3481 1:00-1:50 PM 5 yrs & up $60 Swimming College for Kids/Swimming Policy Highlights To register a minor student online, please create a household profile with the adult as primary and the minor as a youth member. Unless otherwise noted, the adult who drops a minor student off should be the same person to pick the student up. Family members may be allowed to spectate classes and swimming activities, but must abide by instructions/rules given for each activity. LACC reserves the right to eject any person(s) for disruption of the class or for the safety of registered students and others. For complete and up-to-date policies visit lacitycollege.edu Private Swim Lessons Intensive private swim instruction in a one-on-one format for the best personal interaction. You must schedule five consecutive lessons, subject to availability, at the time of registration. Missed lessons cannot be rescheduled and are nonrefundable. Ages 7 years and up. 5 mtgs 1-hr Arranged $175/person * Call to schedule your lessons * Semi-Private Swim Lessons Intensive semi-private swim instruction for two or three students. All students must register together and follow the same schedule (as in the Private Lessons). Missed lessons cannot be rescheduled and are non-refundable. Ages 7 years and up. 5 mtgs of 1 hour To Be Arranged $79/person * Call us to schedule your lessons * 3483 2:00-2:50 PM 5 yrs & up $60 Synchronized Swimming Family Group Lessons Designed for the entire family covers Levels 1, 2 or 3 for ages 5 to adult. At least one adult member must be part of group. Class fee of $40 is per person. Limit 3-4 families. Like Us! Follow Us!.com/lacccs @lacccs cityex.wordpress.com Get a beginner s introduction to the athletic art form made famous throughout the world by LACC Alum Esther Williams! Swimming, dance and gymnastics skills come together for a workout and beautiful display like no other. Learn how to perform a synchronized routine, the basic skills of sculls, eggbeater kicks in differing body positions like the back layout, front layout, ballet legs and flamingo among others. Ages 12+ Peggy Coulehan Fee: $49 Monthly Saturdays 12:30 PM-1:30 PM 14 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 15

College for KIDS College for KIDS College for KIDS KinderGym (ages 2-4) Enjoy an hour of fun and exercise. Games, songs, and motor skill activities will help your child develop coordination, confidence, and physical fitness. Parent participation is required. No class February 13. 3533 Fee: $49 Jojo Aguilar Jan 16-Feb 20 5 Saturdays 2:00 PM-3:00 PM Gymnastics for Kids (ages 5-12) Have fun tumbling, running, doing song/dance and motor skill exercises, these fun activities will help to build proper body coordination, growth development and encourage a stronger confidence. Parent participation is recommended. No class February 13. 3537 Fee: $55 Jojo Aguilar Jan 16-Feb 20 5 Saturdays 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Fun with ABC s (Ages 3-5) Fun with ABC s is for our youngest students. Each student will create an individualized Alphabet Book to take home on the last class. Each letter will be sounded out and written. Age appropriate literature and fun games will be also be introduced including some simple math projects for our young learners. 3540 Fee: $59 Materials: $7 Tatevik Kyosayan Youth Soccer Clinic The Youth Soccer Clinic program introduces basic ball handling techniques, game rules, fitness, team playing, coaches role, referees role, team-building, and injury prevention. LACC Adjunct Professor of Kinesiology, Luis Rivera will take girls and boys of all experience levels to the next step in their physical and strategic development for the most popular sport in the world! Soccer cleats and appropriate athletic wear recommended. Sorry, no food allowed on Track & Field. 3607 Agess 8-13 Luis Rivera Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 8:00am-10:00am 3608 Agess 14-17 Luis Rivera Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 10:10am-12:10pm Fee: $39 NEW Neighbors of all ages, come walk, jog, kick around a ball or just enjoy the view on LACC s new rooftop Track & Field. See page 19 Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-2:00 PM Ballet for Kids Class focusing on the physical mechanics of ballet including basic position, steps and discipline. Reap the benefits that ballet classes can bring self-confidence, friendships, self-discipline, and the joy of movement. These can be used as a springboard to learn new skills 3551 Ages 3-4 years Sandy Fetherolf Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM Fee: $55 3556 Ages 5-7 years Sandy Fetherolf Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $55 3559 Ages 8-11 years Sandy Fetherolf Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Fee: $55 Singing for Children Learn proper vocal and breathing techniques to strengthen and bring out a child s full singing potential and develop confidence for any musical setting. Topics may include basic ear training, scales, vowels, and learning simple melodies. Each child will perform solo and in a group. 3581 Ages 5-12 years Linda Stevens Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 12:30 PM-1:30 PM Fee: $59 Parents? Unless otherwise noted, parents are encouraged to allow children to explore and enjoy the class on their own. Check with CS staff or the instructor for specifics. Prompt pickup of children after class is required. S.A.T. Preparation The 2016 S.A.T. is a newly formatted test. This class introduces students to the new format and covers all 2016 Official S.A.T. Study Guide. Students will be expected to purchase and utilize their own copies of the College Board s 2016 Official S.A.T. Study Guide. No materials will be provided by the instructor. Class will meet for six weeks leading up to a specific test date in order to maximize student performance on the S.A.T. Next S.A.T. test is March 5, 2016. Bring the College Board s Official SAT Study Guide for 2016 (isbn-13:978-1457304309, ISBN-10: 1457304309). can be purchased thru www.amazon.com. No class February 13. 3612 Fee: $60 Jon Lee Jan 16-Feb 27 6 Saturdays 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Piano/Keyboarding for Young People Learn the correct fundamentals in playing the piano: Topics covered: Development in finger coordination, critical sense of listening; notations in pitch and rhythm; discipline in good practice habits with an appreciation of music. Required: Bring your own keyboard. 3580 Beginning Tatevik Kyosayan Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM Fee: $49 Materials: $5 Math Success for Kids Assist your child with their school studies by enrolling them in this intensive math program. Focus will be on the specific problem areas your child is having with math. Designed to help your child improve test skills, increase scores and advance in school. Students are welcome to bring their schoolbooks. Algebra class covers Algebra I and II topics. Jan 9-Feb 6 5 Saturdays Khanik Kerobyan Fee: $55 3583... Grades 4 & 5...10:10am-11:10am 3584... Grades 6-8...11:20am-12:20pm 3585... Algebra... 12:30pm-1:30pm 3586... Geometry...1:40pm-2:40pm Reading & Study Skills Help your child improve their grades and reading comprehension! This class will cover various levels of reading, phonics, vocabulary & study skills. Students will have the opportunity to sharpen their presentation and reading skills by reading aloud to the class. Homework assignments will be given. Children are welcome to bring their school books and classroom questions. 3578 Grades 3-4 Brian King Jan 20-Feb 17 5 Wednesdays 4:00 PM-5:00 PM Fee: $49 Materials: $9 3576 Grades 5-6 Brian King Jan 20-Feb 17 5 Wednesdays 5:00 PM-6:00 PM Fee: $49 Materials: $9 3579 Grades 7-8 Brian King Jan 20-Feb 17 5 Wednesdays 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Fee: $49 Materials: $9 Arts & Crafts for Kids Arts and crafts for kids are fun for children and the young-at-heart! These art & craft activities cover a wide range of subjects for young artists, future artisanal book makers, potential puppeteers, and more. These aren t just arts and crafts for kids; they re fun for the whole family too! We are going to make goods from papers, it s going to to be finger painting activity and more. Our selection of art projects for kids, DIY activities, and decoration ideas also provide excellent inspiration to learn how to be a creative individual. 3568 Ages 3-7 Ivetta Abelyan Jan 9-23 3 Saturdays 10:00 AM-11:00 AM Fee: $35 Materials: $5 3569 Ages 8-12 Ivetta Abelyan Jan 9-23 3 Saturdays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $35 Materials: $5 Drawing for Young People Students will have fun discovering and exploring their artistic creativity while learning new draw techniques. Exciting weekly art projects will introduce basic art vocabulary, color, theory, and design principles. Retuning students will advance to next and newer drawing technique levels. Bring drawing and color pencils, eraser and pad of paper to first class. Instructor will address additional materials in class. No class February 12. 3582 17 years & under Carmen MacDonald Jan 29-Mar 4 5 Fridays 5:15 PM-6:45 PM Fee: $55 16 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 No classes Jan 18, Feb 12-15 communityservices.lacitycollege.edu 323.953.4000 ext. 2651 17