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Cuesta College Community Programs
(Bldg 4700, San Luis Obispo Cuesta College Campus on Hwy 1)
PO Box 8106, San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8106
Phone: (805) 546-3132; Fax: (805) 546-3107
Ed2Go Online Courses
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Business, Finance
& Marketing
Cuesta Community Programs
has online classes that help you update skills, discover new
talents or map out a new profession...all at your fingertips
in the comfort and convenience of your own home, office or
while traveling. Classes begin at $94 and offer a wide range
of topics that begin every month, run for six weeks for
approximately 24 hours of instruction. Our instructors are
famous for their ability to create warm and supportive
environments while facilitating their courses with
interactive quizzes, assignments and tutorials. Students are
able to read class information and ask their instructor
questions at times most convenient to them... 24 hours a
day/7 days a week. Our online classes are not-for-credit but
do have "Letters of Completion" available upon request.
Basic
Requirements:
Internet access,
E-mail, Netscape or Internet Explorer Web browser.
See individual classes for additional requirements.
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you find a class without an online registration link,
call
(805) 546-3132 to register over the phone.
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Accounting Fundamentals
Demand
for accounting professionals currently exceeds supply. If
you're interested in increasing your financial awareness and
accountability while also gaining a marketable skill, this
course is for you. You'll learn the basics of double-entry
bookkeeping, while also learning how to analyze and record
financial transactions, as well as prepare various financial
reports at the end of the fiscal period. Accounts
receivable, accounts payable, payroll procedures, sales
taxes, and various common banking activities will be
discussed. We'll cover all the bases, from writing checks to
preparing an income statement and closing out accounts at
the end of each fiscal period. Suitable for either a small
business or an individual household, this course is sure to
increase financial awareness and accountability.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader), Acrobat Reader, and
access to a calculator or adding machine, and a printer.
Instructor:
Charlene Messier
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL101B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL201B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL301B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL401B.310; Register
Online
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Accounting Fundamentals
II
While it is true that accounting professionals are scarce,
those with corporate accounting experience are even more
rare. This course will build on the knowledge you gained in
our Accounting Fundamentals course to provide you
with a solid understanding of corporate accounting
practices. You'll be able to analyze transactions and
prepare various corporate financial reports. You'll also
gain practical experience working with dividends, plant
assets, depreciation, accrued revenue and expenses, retained
earnings, stockholders' equity, and more.
REQUIREMENTS:
Completion of Charlene Messier's online Accounting
Fundamentals course (or equivalent experience), a
calculator or adding machine, a printer, Internet access,
e-mail, and the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Charlene Messier
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL102B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL202B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL302B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL402B.310; Register
Online
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Administrative
Assistant Fundamentals
Rapid
growth in the health, legal services, data processing,
management, public relations, and other industries have
created many new job opportunities for administrative
assistants. This course will help you discover and master
the essentials of managerial and staff support, information
and records management, communications technology, travel
and meeting coordination, space planning, and office
ergonomics. You'll become an indispensable member of your
team by identifying opportunities and implementing solutions
to turn your office into a high productivity machine.
This course and its followup (Administrative
Assistant Applications may help you prepare for the
internationally-recognized Certified Professional Secretary®
(CPS®) and the Certified Administrative Professional® (CAP®)
exam offered by the International Association of
Administrative Professionals® (IAAP®).
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, and
the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Note: This course is not affiliated with, nor has
it been endorsed by, the International Association of
Administrative Professionals® (IAAP®).
Instructor:
Becky & Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL103B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL203B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL303B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL403B.310; Register
Online
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Administrative
Assistant Applications
Discover how economics, accounting, business law,
organizational behavior, and management affect
administrative assistant responsibilities and activities.
Determine how economic forecasting and the world economy
affect an enterprise; understand the basics of accounting
including the general ledger, the accounting equation, key
accounting terms, and the types of accounting; and learn how
balance sheets, income statements, cash flow management, and
financial controls help keep your organization moving in a
positive direction. Understand the fundamentals of business
law, contracts, and the principal-agency relationship;
discover the forms of business organization and learn about
ethics and organizational politics; and understand the
basics of international business. Find out how you can
successfully plan and exercise control, discover how problem
solving and decision making can increase your efficiency and
effectiveness, and explore various organizing principles.
See the difference between motivation and leadership,
discover how to increase creativity, find out how marketing
differs from sales, and learn of the finer points of
operations management. Understand why effective change
management is so vital, and determine how to recruit,
evaluate, select, and train team members. This course may
help you prepare for the internationally-recognized
Certified Professional Secretary® (CPS®) and the Certified
Administrative Professional® (CAP®) exam offered by the
International Association of Administrative Professionals® (IAAP®).
REQUIREMENTS:
Completion of Becky and Tony
Swaim's Administrative Assistant Fundamentals course
(or equivalent experience). Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Note:
This course is not affiliated with, nor has it been endorsed
by, the International Association of Administrative
Professionals® (IAAP®).
Instructor:
Becky & Tony Swaim
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL104B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL204B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL304B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL404B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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Building Teams That Work
Teams are becoming a staple in today's workplace. In this
course, you'll learn the components of a successful team and
the stages of its development. You'll master the skills
you'll need to effectively manage projects, make decisions,
and solve problems in a team setting. Plus, you'll have a
chance to learn the pitfalls of unhealthy group interaction
and minimize any of its effects on your team. Along the way,
you'll follow real-life examples and scenarios to help you
identify with the team-building process. There's a lot more
to it than just getting a number of people together in a
room at the same time. Are you eager to develop your
leadership qualities and be a quality team participant? Many
of today's teams rotate leadership roles, so it's crucial to
understand both perspectives as you learn the best ways to
communicate and work together for positive change.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, and the Microsoft Internet Explorer
or Mozilla Firefox Web browser. Internet access, e-mail, the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser,
and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Vivian Harte;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL105B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL205B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL305B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL405B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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Business Analysis
Intro
Give yourself an employment advantage by developing
analytical skills that are consistently in high demand. This course will teach
you powerful quantitative methods that will have you making better, more
informed, and more effective business decisions. The days of making critical
business decisions by instinct or coin toss are long gone. If you are planning a
career in business, you cannot afford to miss this course!
REQUIREMENTS: Proficiency with basic algebra, Internet access, e-mail,
the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Frank
David;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL106B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL206B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL306B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL406B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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Business
Law for the Small Business Owner
Learn how to successfully protect your small business and
solve most of the legal problems that may arise. In this
six-week online course, you'll see how to avoid the costly
legal problems that many small business owners make when
setting up and operating their businesses. You'll learn how
to deal with issues such as contracts, employee relations,
customer relations, and choosing the right business model.
You'll also find out how to deal with government licensing
requirements and regulations, as well as problems with tax
collectors. And we'll go over special considerations for
home-based and Internet-based businesses. You'll discover
how to handle many minor legal disputes, such as collection
issues and small claims, on your own, without spending a lot
of money for legal counsel. The information in this course
will allow you to spend more of your valuable time running
your business and making money.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access; e-mail; and the Microsoft Internet Explorer
or Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Michael Connelley;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL107B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL207B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL307B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL407B.310; Register
Online
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Constitutional
Law: Bill of Rights
Learn the fundamentals of Constitutional Law, with emphasis
on the first ten amendments, (The Bill of Rights). The
course will include a history of the Bill of Rights,
important cases which have dealt with and interpreted these
rights, and the challenges facing the maintenance of the
freedoms guaranteed by the constitution in the modern world.
Discussions will include the fact that following the events
of September 11, 2001, Americans are faced with the prospect
of making choices between increased security and the
curtailing of certain individual freedoms, such as the right
of privacy. You'll be encouraged to delve into the problems
associated with making such choices, and when and where they
may really be necessary. This is a course designed to
educate students about the important fundamentals of a free
society and how such a society can be preserved, even in an
uncertain world. It is highly interactive with challenging
lessons and assignments. If you're working in the legal
field, or as a teacher or journalist, or you're just
interested in history and current events, this is the course
for you.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet
access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Michael Connelly;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL108B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL208B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL308B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL408B.310; Register
Online
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Creating
a Successful Business Plan
Turn your business ideas into a solid plan for financing and
long-term success. Committing your idea to paper in the form
of a business plan not only increases your chances of
obtaining financing, but also in keeping your business
strategically focused. With the support of your instructor
and a network of like-minded students, you'll work through
all of the major components of a business plan and emerge
with your first draft in hand. And most importantly, you
will have completed the first--and most difficult--step on
the path to small business success.
REQUIREMENTS:
Microsoft Word or other word
processing program, Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Carol Parenzan
Smalley;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL109B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL209B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL309B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL409B.310; Register
Online
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Criminal Law
Intro
Criminal
law is one of the most fascinating areas of legal practice.
The instructor--a former major-felony prosecutor who has
appeared on Court TV--gives a behind the scenes look
at criminal law by examining the world of prosecutors,
defense attorneys, and the paralegals who work closely with
them. You will examine all major areas of crime: from theft
to murder, conspiracy to sexual assault. The trial of a
criminal case will be dissected and explained for you.
You'll also explore the various types of criminal defenses,
sentencing, and appeals procedures. A variety of exercises
based on the lessons will give you a hands-on experience.
Each lesson will also feature A View from the Inside
-- compelling information about the criminal justice system,
in the words of actual people who experience it every day.
REQUIREMENTS: Internet access, e-mail,
Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape
Navigator or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Neal
Bevans;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL110B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL210B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL310B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL410B.310; Register
Online
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Criminal Law
Intro II
Explore the very real world of prosecutors, defense
attorneys and detectives in this fascinating explanation of
every phase of a criminal prosecution, in this course that
continues an examination of criminal law. This course
reveals how law enforcement officers investigate a criminal
case and examines issues regarding warrants, indictment and
the trial of a criminal suspect. Along the way, the
instructor (a former major-felony prosecutor) will dispel
some of the common myths about criminal law and reveals the
often-ignored but fascinating world of day-to-day criminal
practice. Each lesson investigates a particular phase of a
criminal case, from both the prosecution and defense
viewpoints, including actual court documents to illustrate
the procedural steps that all criminal cases follow, from
arrest to appeal. The instructor uses his extensive
experience as an Assistant District Attorney (including
appearances on Court TV) to explain criminal prosecution in
an entertaining and engrossing manner. Throughout the
course, you will encounter a wide variety of characters,
from the defendant who refused to wear clothing during his
trial, to timid armed robbers and charming burglars, all of
whom help explain various aspects of the criminal justice
system in a manner that many students have found
enthralling. This course, an excellent follow-up to
Introduction to Criminal Law, focuses on important issues
and Constitutional provisions, but never forgets that law
is, ultimately, about people.
REQUIREMENTS: : Completion
of Neal Bevans' Introduction to Criminal Law is recommended, but not
required. Internet access, e-mail,
the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Neal
Bevans;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL111B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL211B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL311B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL411B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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Debt
Elimination Techniques That Work
If you are like most people, you are drowning in a sea of
debt and looking for someone to throw you a lifeline. Well,
this course is that lifeline. You will not be pointed to
debt consolidation in this course. It just does not make
sense to use more debt to solve a debt problem. This course
will teach you a specific and workable strategy that will
get you out of all debt--including your mortgage--in the
shortest possible time. The strategy presented is not new,
nor is it rocket science. It is a simple, easy-to-understand
method that just flat out works. However, getting out of
debt is only part of the answer. You will also be pointed
down a new path concerning spending, saving and handling
money that will keep you out of debt forever. It does little
good to be rescued only to be thrown back into the same
situation again. If you want to stop the financial
hemorrhaging, keep more of your hard-earned money, reduce
stress, get more enjoyment out of life, and possibly even
save your marriage, this is the course for you. Note: no
insurance, investments, or get-rich-quick schemes will be
offered.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Craig Power;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL112B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL212B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL312B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL412B.310; Register
Online
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Distribution
and Logistics Management
Distribution and logistics management is a critical company
function. Professionals in this field play a key role in
fulfilling customer demands, ordering and managing
inventory, controlling inbound and outbound shipments,
reducing costs, saving time, and meeting company objectives.
This course will not only show you how to create and operate
a logistics function, but it will also show you how to
achieve success through a combination of strategies and
tactics. All elements of distribution and logistics
management will be covered, including physical distribution,
warehouse selection, material handling, packaging, order
fulfillment, customer service, inventory management,
receiving, production stores, and returned goods. The course
will also address key technology issues such as enterprise
resource planning (ERP), bar coding, electronic data
interchange (EDI), electronic commerce (e-commerce), and
distribution resource planning (DRP).
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet
access, e-mail, and the Microsoft
Internet Explorer or Mozill
Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL113B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL213B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL313B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL413B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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Effective
Selling
The goal of Effective Selling is not to teach you how to
make a sale today, but to help you discover how you can
easily convert a potential customer into a long term asset.
Effective Selling will help you lay the groundwork for
repeat business and your future success. In sales, there are
no quick fixes. However, with the knowledge, planning
skills, communication techniques, and the understanding of
human nature that you will gain from this course, your sales
will grow as if by magic.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Steve
Payseur;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL114B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL214B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL314B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL414B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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Employment
Law Fundamentals
Learn the
basics of employment law so you can legally hire, evaluate
and manage employees as a manager, supervisor, small
business owner, human resource specialist, or corporate
executive. Learn the difference between an employee and
independent contractor; the basic types of employee
benefits; effective hiring, evaluation, and termination
procedures; methods to resolve employment disputes in and
out of court; discrimination and union laws; and workplace
safety rules.
You’ll gain an inside view of the law with court examples,
real situations, and prevention strategies that prepare you
to effectively resolve workplace issues. You’ll learn
effective communication techniques, negotiation strategies,
and what to expect if you do go to court. This course is a
must for anyone who is (or aspires to be) a supervisor,
manager, or human resources professional.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Ann
Nevers;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL115B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL215B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL315B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL415B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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Evidence
Law
As courts get more crowded, busy attorneys are relying more
and more on paralegals, legal secretaries, and law clerks to
help them gather and evaluate evidence and prepare cases for
trial. If you're interested in working in one of the most
important and exciting areas of law, this course will
provide you with the background information you'll need to
get started. You'll learn basic principles of the law as it
deals with the gathering, preparation, and presentation of
evidence in both civil and criminal cases. You will learn
what evidence is and how its use has changed and evolved
over the years into an intricate system which tries to
protect everyone's rights while still searching for the
proper and fair outcome in each case. The course will deal
with the methods of gathering evidence for use in a trial,
including the use of investigators, depositions, subpoenas,
and interrogatories. It will also deal with the preparation
of this evidence for use in trial by making sure it is
relevant to the case at hand and admissible under such rules
as the hearsay rule and the provisions of the Constitution.
The final aspect of the course deals with how the evidence
is actually presented to a judge or a jury. This includes
the order of calling witnesses, the use of experts, the
making of opening and closing arguments, and the various
other trial strategies involved in winning a trial. The
differences between civil and criminal law cases are
emphasized, and numerous examples are given from actual
cases tried by the instructor and others.
REQUIREMENTS: Internet
access, e-mail, and the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Michael
Connelly;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL116B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL216B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL316B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL416B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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 Going
Green at the Workplace
Learn how to position your business as a responsible
environmental leader in a world of green consumers and
carbon-conscious regulators. In this course, you'll discover
how to save energy, save money, and reduce your carbon
footprint, all at the same time. First, we'll talk about how
you can trim your energy costs without reducing your
productivity by making your lighting, HVAC, and building
control systems more efficient. After that, we'll explore
ways to cut your water bill and look at waste reduction
strategies that can save you money while helping you move
toward a sustainable business model. We'll also delve into
transportation and shipping, examining the benefits of
alternative fuels, hybrids, and all-electric vehicles. Next,
you'll get a primer on renewable energy and learn how to
integrate wind and solar power into your energy use plan.
You'll also learn about buying green power, carbon offsets,
and renewable energy credits. And finally, you'll get the
information you need about LEED accreditation and how to
measure and manage your carbon emissions in order to comply
with any eventual carbon tax or cap-and-trade system.
Throughout the course, you'll examine real-world examples of
energy-saving solutions and find out how to calculate the
costs, benefits, and paybacks of these projects. You'll also
learn how to communicate the environmental benefits of your
actions to your customers and your business partners,
transforming your business into a leader in the green
economy. REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Brad Bergman;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL164B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL264B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL364B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL464B.310; Register
Online
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Growing
Plants for Fun & Profit
Turn
your love of plants into an enjoyable and profitable home
business. Learn how to grow and market plants on a small
scale without major capital investment. In an area as
small as 1000 sq. ft., you can generate thousands of
dollars worth of plant material in a single growing
season. This course is your practical guide to licensing,
site preparation, equipment, how and where to find
supplies, how to select and produce plants appropriate to
your climate zone, how to produce quality material and,
most importantly, how to market your product.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer
or Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you
obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get
Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Michael
& Linda Harlan ;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL117B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL217B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL317B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL417B.310; Register
Online
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Help
for the Helpdesk
Become a customer helpdesk guru! In this course, you’ll
learn how to handle any customer issue quickly and
effectively. You’ll start by mastering simple tricks for
dealing with all types of customers—from those angry and
abusive callers to the nice-but-clueless folks. After that,
you’ll explore the uses of helpdesk software and find out
how to track issues efficiently and build a database of
solutions. Next, you’ll take your helpdesk support skills to
a higher level by discovering how to resolve the trickiest
issues through smart detective work. You’ll learn how to
spot vital clues that pinpoint the source of a problem, and
how to use a variety of resources to find solutions. In
addition, you’ll get tips on building a network of
colleagues who can come to the rescue when hard-to-solve
problems arise. And finally, you’ll learn when it’s the
right time to refer an issue to your helpdesk management
team. Packed with real-life examples and interactive
activities, this course will give you all the tools you need
to be a helpdesk pro. Whether your job is high-tech,
low-tech, or no-tech, you’ll gain skills that will empower
you to provide award-winning customer service!
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Rebekkah Hilgraves;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL165B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL265B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL365B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL465B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
High Speed Project Management
With accelerated schedules driving many
technology projects today, the smart project manager must rapidly retool
their skill set.This course offers a breakthrough model for dealing with
the realities of managing projects at supersonic speeds. Learn to meet and
win the challenges of truncated timelines, short-staffed project teams,
skimpy budgets and crippling risks.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer
or Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you
obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get
Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Tom Myers;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL118B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL218B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL318B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL418B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Keys to Successful Money Management
If you're
interested in discovering how most wealthy people amassed
their fortunes, this is the course for you. Contrary to
popular opinion, most of us don't achieve true wealth
through luck or an accident of fate. Just about anybody can
build wealth. All it takes is organization, discipline, and
a firm knowledge of how to proceed. If you're serious about
accumulating a sizable nest egg and living the life of your
dreams, this course will supply you with the knowledge and
skills you'll need to succeed.
You've probably heard amazing stories of people amassing
untold fortunes with seemingly little effort, finding
financial freedom through the magic of day trading, shorting
stocks, buying and selling commodities, playing the slots,
flipping real estate, or some other fad of the moment. These
stories sound too good to be true, and that's because they
are. All of those get-rich-quick schemes have three things
in common: they're unsafe, they're unpredictable, and they
tend to produce far more losers than they do winners.
The truly wealthy do not rely on risky games of
chance and raw luck to build their fortunes--they focus on
creating wealth out of what they already have. If you're
serious about living a better life by tapping into your
unfulfilled potential, we'll show you the way.
In this course, a certified financial planner will walk you
through the steps you need to take in order to achieve true
financial success. You'll become comfortable with the broad
array of investment choices available to you right now, and
you'll discover the best ways to acquire and accumulate both
cash and real property. We'll also discuss the tax
implications of your investment decisions, along with steps
you can take to protect any wealth you acquire.
REQUIREMENTS: Internet access, e-mail,
Internet Explorer or Netscape or Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Kirsten Iseminger;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL119B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL219B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL319B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL419B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
Learn to Buy
& Sell on eBay
Online auctions match buyers
with sellers in a global marketplace for almost any item. If you've ever
dreamed of working from home or just earning extra income by buying and
selling goods online, our experienced instructors will guide you every
step of the way. You'll learn how to create titles that get noticed, how
to craft advertising copy that sells items quickly and for top dollar, and
how to create and upload photos of the items you are selling. You'll also
learn how to safely conduct financial transactions, how to accept credit
card payments, and how to pack and ship any item hassle-free. If you're a
buyer, you'll learn how to value almost any item up for auction, how to
get the best possible price, how to protect yourself against fraud, and
how to compete effectively against other bidders.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader). and a computer of any
type.
Instructor:
Kara Gordon & Shirley Muse;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL120B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL220B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL320B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL420B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
LSAT
Preparation - Part 1
Taking both part 1 and part
2 will prepare you to perform well on all three question types on the LSAT:
reading comprehension, logical reasoning, and analytical reasoning. You will
practice on actual LSAT exams from previous years and also learn proven
test-taking techniques. LSAT Preparation - Part 1 provides an overview of law
school entrance procedures, a career in law and law school survival techniques.
You will also participate in an intensive review of analytical reasoning
questions, including techniques for drafting the three most helpful types of
diagrams, and explanations for and interpretations of correct answer choices.
You will also learn the outline format that law school admissions counselor’s
favor for preparing the writing sample.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet
access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash
and
PDF
plug-ins (two
free and simple downloads you obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader) and
the following required text, which should be purchased prior
to the beginning of class:
10 More Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests, published by the Law School Admission Council.
Instructor:
Scott
Hatch and
Lisa
Hatch;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL121B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL221B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL321B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL421B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
LSAT
Preparation - Part 2
Taking both part 1 and part 2 of this course will prepare
you to perform well on all three question types on the LSAT:
reading comprehension, logical reasoning, and analytical
reasoning. You will practice on actual LSAT exams from
previous years and also learn test-taking techniques
developed by The Center for Legal Studies and taught to
thousands of prelaw students around the world. LSAT
Preparation - Part 2 provides an intensive review of reading
comprehension and logical reasoning questions, including
techniques for quick elimination of incorrect answers,
explanations and interpretations of correct answers, and
proven approaches for selecting the correct answers.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe
Reader) and the following required text, which should be
purchased prior to the beginning of class:
10 More Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests ,
published by the Law School Admission Council.
Instructor:
Scott
Hatch and
Lisa
Hatch;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL122B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL222B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL322B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL422B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
Managing Customer Service
As a manager, you probably interact with customer service
personnel every day. But are you empowering your
organization with quality customer service suggestions? In
this six-week online course, you'll discover the dynamite
methods for bringing out the best in your team, measuring
customer service, and learning what you need to do to
anticipate the needs of your reps and your customers. As an
added bonus, you'll unlock the power of leading by example
and setting new trends for customer service in your growing
business. You may already understand that top-notch customer
service begins with knowing your customers and their needs,
but do you know how to evaluate those customers, or better
yet, what to do with the data once you have it? We'll take a
look at that, as well as identify how your customer service
stacks up right now, and how you can build on even the
sharpest of service policies. Plus, learn how to
communicate, resolve complaints, and foster winning traits
in each of your reps, all in six easy weeks.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet
access, e-mail, and the Microsoft
Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL123B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL223B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL323B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL423B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Manufacturing
Fundamentals
Learn the basic skills required to work in the manufacturing
field. Discover the role of production design, process
planning, and the heart of 13 different manufacturing
processes. Understand why facility location and plant layout
decisions are so vital and learn how job design helps you
accomplish company goals and achieve worker satisfaction.
Find out what makes up the physical work environment and
learn how to characterize different types of production
materials. Master product development concepts such as the
voice of the customer (VOC), quality function deployment (QFD),
and failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA). Learn how
performance measurements and standardization improve
manufacturing operations. In this six-week,
instructor-facilitated online course, you will learn how
successful organizations use costs to communicate
manufacturing progress and how to effectively develop short
and long-term budgets. Also, you will discover how the
application of technology turns an ordinary company into a
high-performing organization. You will also find out how ISO
9000 and enterprise resource planning (ERP) make the most of
a manufacturer's potential.
REQUIREMENTS: Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL124B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL224B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL324B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL424B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Manufacturing
Applications
Learn to apply the principles and concepts of manufacturing.
Discover the nature of strategy and learn how it leads to
the development of manufacturing strategy. Understand the
purpose of customer demand forecasting and find out what
forecasting methods are suitable for which situations.
Explore the nature of planning and learn how to effectively
use Gantt charts and the precedence diagram method.
Determine how purchasing, production and inventory control,
and logistics support a manufacturing operation. Discover
the basics of lean manufacturing and see how capacity
management converts production plans into concrete products.
Learn why manufacturing, industrial, and quality engineering
are so essential to any firm. Understand the true meaning of
productivity and how to improve it. In this six-week online
course, you will learn how successful organizations
effectively use master production scheduling (MPS),
production activity control (PAC), material requirements
planning (MRP), and inventory management. You'll also
discover how the application of Six Sigma, and statistical
process control (SPC) increase customer satisfaction, and
you'll learn about the elements of a logistics system,
including warehousing and receiving. REQUIREMENTS:
Completion of Tony Swaim's Manufacturing Fundamentals,
Internet access, e-mail, and the Internet Explorer or
Netscape or Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL125B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL225B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL325B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL425B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Marketing
Your Business on the Internet
Find out how
to market your business on the Internet from an e-commerce
expert, even if you have little or no money to spend. In
this practical, hands-on course, you'll learn
little-understood secrets about the types of businesses that
thrive on the Web. Then, you'll discover proven methods that
will help you establish an Internet presence and build an
online brand identity. You'll even learn several low-cost
promotion strategies that you can use to drive visitors to
your site, and you'll find out how a media kit can you help
you earn extra revenue by selling advertising space on your
site. Throughout the course,
you'll learn to think strategically about marketing your Web
site, products, and services using Internet technologies.
You'll know how to use an Internet marketing checklist and
other tools and materials to develop a sound online business
strategy. Before you know it, you'll have the skills and
knowledge you need to develop a winning Internet marketing
plan for your own business.
REQUIREMENTS:
An understanding of basic marketing principles, completion
of Patricia Franks' Designing Effective Websites
online course (or equivalent experience), completion of
Craig Power's Creating Web Pages online course (or
equivalent experience), Internet access, e-mail, the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser,
and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Lisa Heath;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL126B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL226B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL326B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL426B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
Mastery of Business Fundamentals
Are you interested in acquiring practical business
experience in strategic planning, management, and finance
without enrolling in an MBA program? This course is for you!
You'll understand the significance of strategic planning and
discover how external and internal environmental factors
affect an organization. You'll learn about various
organizational structures and determine how to use
leadership, motivation, and control for maximum impact.
You'll understand how successful organizations use
performance measurements to stay on track. You'll also
master the fundamentals of accounting and increase your
knowledge about key financial terms, cash flow management,
financial statements, and cost control. You'll learn the
difference between financial and cost accounting. You'll
discover various financial investment models and you'll
learn the basics of financial planning and budgeting
methods. You'll even gain an understanding of the basic
principles of business law, contracts, and the
principal-agency relationship. And you'll explore the forms
of business organization and learn about ethics and
organizational politics.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL127B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL227B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL327B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL427B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Mastery of Business Applications
Discontinued
* * * * * *
Paralegal
Preparation 1
If
you're interested in becoming a paralegal, this course is an important
first step. Paralegals, also known as legal assistants, help lawyers
prepare for trials. Paralegals are responsible for investigating the
facts of a case and review laws, legal decisions, and legal articles
that might be relevant to the case. Paralegals may also prepare written
reports, arguments, pleadings, and motions. Paralegals are also often
charged with organizing and tracking files, and may also draft
contracts, estate plans, agreements, and other common legal documents.
Demand for paralegals continues to be strong as more and more private
law offices are turning to paralegals to help them reduce costs and
provide more legal services in less time. This course provides an
overview of the American judicial system focusing on the origins of
American law and the litigation process.
Important:
This six-course series will provide you with the skills and knowledge
you will need to perform the basic duties of a paralegal. By the time
you finish this series, you will have a solid understanding of what
activities a paralegal must perform and how to perform them. If you are
interested in becoming a paralegal, completing this program will take
you one step closer to your goal. However, please understand that this
is a non-credit program and it does not lead to any type of professional
certification or a degree. Although there is no current requirement in
any state other than California that a paralegal have any level of
professional experience or hold any type of degree, most employers
prefer to hire paralegals who have experience working in a law office
and/or an associate's degree, in addition to the skills and knowledge
taught in this program. If you have not already done so, we recommend
that you consider working as an intern in a law office and/or enrolling
in an accredited two-year college degree program while (or soon after)
completing this series of courses.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe
Reader). High School Diploma or equivalent, college experience and/or
law office experience is helpful but not required.
You will also need to purchase the following textbooks
through
www.amazon.com
before the course begins:
-
Basics of Legal Document Preparation, Robert R.
Cummins, Albany: Delmar Publishers Inc., 1996
-
Federal Civil Rules Booklet, current edition
-
Introduction to Paralegalism: Perspectives, Problems and
Skills, 6th Edition, by William Statsky,
Minneapolis/St. Paul: West Publishing Company, 1997
-
Paralegal Procedures and Practices, by Scott A. and
Lisa Zimmer Hatch. Minneapolis/St. Paul: West Publishing
Company, 1993
Instructor:
Scott
Hatch and
Lisa
Hatch;
2010; Fee: $145 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL128B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL228B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL328B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL428B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Paralegal
Preparation 2
This course provides an overview of common legal documents. You will
prepare sample documents and learn to analyze legal problems.
Important:
This six-course series will provide you with the skills and knowledge
you will need to perform the basic duties of a paralegal. By the time
you finish this series, you will have a solid understanding of what
activities a paralegal must perform and how to perform them. If you are
interested in becoming a paralegal, completing this program will take
you one step closer to your goal. However, please understand that this
is a non-credit program and it does not lead to any type of professional
certification or a degree. Although there is no current requirement in
any state other than California that a paralegal have any level of
professional experience or hold any type of degree, most employers
prefer to hire paralegals who have experience working in a law office
and/or an associate's degree, in addition to the skills and knowledge
taught in this program. If you have not already done so, we recommend
that you consider working as an intern in a law office and/or enrolling
in an accredited two-year college degree program while (or soon after)
completing this series of courses.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe
Reader). High School Diploma or equivalent, college experience and/or
law office experience is helpful but not required.
You will also need to purchase the following textbooks
through
www.amazon.com
before the course begins:
-
Basics of Legal Document Preparation, Robert R.
Cummins, Albany: Delmar Publishers Inc., 1996
-
Federal Civil Rules Booklet, current edition
-
Introduction to Paralegalism: Perspectives, Problems and
Skills, 6th Edition, by William Statsky,
Minneapolis/St. Paul: West Publishing Company, 1997
-
Paralegal Procedures and Practices, by Scott A. and
Lisa Zimmer Hatch. Minneapolis/St. Paul: West Publishing
Company, 1993
Instructor:
Scott
Hatch and
Lisa
Hatch;
2010; Fee: $145 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL129B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL229B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL329B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL429B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
This Course will be
Discontinued after December 21, 2010
* * * * * *
Paralegal
Preparation 3
This
course provides an overview of how evidence is gathered and used in a
civil case.
Important:
This six-course series will provide you with the skills and knowledge
you will need to perform the basic duties of a paralegal. By the time
you finish this series, you will have a solid understanding of what
activities a paralegal must perform and how to perform them. If you are
interested in becoming a paralegal, completing this program will take
you one step closer to your goal. However, please understand that this
is a non-credit program and it does not lead to any type of professional
certification or a degree. Although there is no current requirement in
any state other than California that a paralegal have any level of
professional experience or hold any type of degree, most employers
prefer to hire paralegals who have experience working in a law office
and/or an associate's degree, in addition to the skills and knowledge
taught in this program. If you have not already done so, we recommend
that you consider working as an intern in a law office and/or enrolling
in an accredited two-year college degree program while (or soon after)
completing this series of courses.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe
Reader). High School Diploma or equivalent, college experience and/or
law office experience is helpful but not required.
You will also need to purchase the following textbooks
through
www.amazon.com
before the course begins:
Instructor:
Scott
Hatch and
Lisa
Hatch;
2010; Fee: $145 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL130B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL230B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL330B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL430B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
This Course will be
Discontinued after December 21, 2010
* * * * * *
Paralegal
Preparation 4
This course provides you with the skills you need to conduct legal
research.
Important:
This six-course series will provide you with the skills and knowledge
you will need to perform the basic duties of a paralegal. By the time
you finish this series, you will have a solid understanding of what
activities a paralegal must perform and how to perform them. If you are
interested in becoming a paralegal, completing this program will take
you one step closer to your goal. However, please understand that this
is a non-credit program and it does not lead to any type of professional
certification or a degree. Although there is no current requirement in
any state other than California that a paralegal have any level of
professional experience or hold any type of degree, most employers
prefer to hire paralegals who have experience working in a law office
and/or an associate's degree, in addition to the skills and knowledge
taught in this program. If you have not already done so, we recommend
that you consider working as an intern in a law office and/or enrolling
in an accredited two-year college degree program while (or soon after)
completing this series of courses.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe
Reader). High School Diploma or equivalent, college experience and/or
law office experience is helpful but not required.
Completion of the optional assignments will require access to a law
library or a subscription to
Westlaw.
You will also need to purchase the following textbooks
through
www.amazon.com
before the course begins:
Instructor:
Scott
Hatch and
Lisa
Hatch;
2010; Fee: $145 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22; Course# OL131B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL231B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL331B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL431B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
This Course will be
Discontinued after December 21, 2010
* * * * * *
Paralegal
Preparation 5
This
course explains how to use computers to assist in legal research. You will
practice your legal writing skills by preparing a sample appellate brief.
Important:
This six-course series will provide you with the skills and knowledge
you will need to perform the basic duties of a paralegal. By the time
you finish this series, you will have a solid understanding of what
activities a paralegal must perform and how to perform them. If you are
interested in becoming a paralegal, completing this program will take
you one step closer to your goal. However, please understand that this
is a non-credit program and it does not lead to any type of professional
certification or a degree. Although there is no current requirement in
any state other than California that a paralegal have any level of
professional experience or hold any type of degree, most employers
prefer to hire paralegals who have experience working in a law office
and/or an associate's degree, in addition to the skills and knowledge
taught in this program. If you have not already done so, we recommend
that you consider working as an intern in a law office and/or enrolling
in an accredited two-year college degree program while (or soon after)
completing this series of courses.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe
Reader). High School Diploma or equivalent, college experience and/or
law office experience is helpful but not required.
You will also need to purchase the following textbooks
through
www.amazon.com
before the course begins:
Instructor:
Scott
Hatch and
Lisa
Hatch;
2010; Fee: $145 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL132B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL232B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL332B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL432B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
This Course will be
Discontinued after December 21, 2010
* * * * * *
Paralegal
Preparation 6
This course provides a look into the paralegal in the law office and
presents techniques for finding a job as a paralegal.
Important:
This six-course series will provide you with the skills and knowledge
you will need to perform the basic duties of a paralegal. By the time
you finish this series, you will have a solid understanding of what
activities a paralegal must perform and how to perform them. If you are
interested in becoming a paralegal, completing this program will take
you one step closer to your goal. However, please understand that this
is a non-credit program and it does not lead to any type of professional
certification or a degree. Although there is no current requirement in
any state other than California that a paralegal have any level of
professional experience or hold any type of degree, most employers
prefer to hire paralegals who have experience working in a law office
and/or an associate's degree, in addition to the skills and knowledge
taught in this program. If you have not already done so, we recommend
that you consider working as an intern in a law office and/or enrolling
in an accredited two-year college degree program while (or soon after)
completing this series of courses.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe
Reader). High School Diploma or equivalent, college
experience and/or law office experience is helpful but not
required.
You will also need to purchase the following textbooks
through
www.amazon.com
before the course begins:
Instructor:
Scott
Hatch and
Lisa
Hatch;
2010; Fee: $145 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL133B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL233B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL333B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL433B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
This Course will be
Discontinued after December 21, 2010
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Peachtree
Accounting 2009 Intro
Accounting tasks are not most small-business owners' idea of
a good time. Fortunately, Peachtree can save you time,
effort, and money by making these tasks easier than doing
them by hand and cheaper than paying a professional to do
them for you. Once you understand Peachtree, you'll be able
to do your regular accounting tasks yourself with far less
struggle and only pay your accountant for advice on making
your business more profitable. So join us for this hands-on
training in how to perform all your basic accounting tasks
using Peachtree Accounting software. First, you'll set up
vendors, customers, and inventory items. Then you'll see how
easy it is to record typical tasks such as goods purchased,
bills paid, items sold, and payments collected. You'll also
learn how to handle end-of-month procedures. You'll be
amazed how much easier your business life can become in just
six weeks!
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet
access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash
and
PDF
plug-ins (two
free and simple downloads you obtain at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads
by clicking Get Adobe Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader). A
general working knowledge of basic Windows commands.
Peachtree Complete Accounting 2008
or
Peachtree Complete Accounting 2009
installed on your computer. (The Payroll tax service is not
required.) Note:
this course is not suitable for Macintosh users unless they
are running it in a Windows XP or Vista mode.
Instructor:
Diane Koers
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL134B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL234B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL334B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL434B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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Personal
Finance
Do you have clear financial goals? Do you know if you have
enough money to buy a car or house, if you can afford to
take a cut in pay in order to go back to school, if you will
have enough money to retire? Do you know how much tax you
will be expected to pay this year and next, or what you
might be able to do right now that will lower your tax long
into the future? Do you have enough insurance? Have you
developed a household budget and are you sticking to it?
Will your assets be passed to your chosen heirs when you
die? Do you know how your creditors judge you and do you
know how to change your credit report to reduce your
expenses and increase your financial security? Are you
confident you can choose stocks and mutual funds wisely and
do you know how to decide how much money you should allocate
to these types of investments? Do you know how to keep good
financial records and do you know which types of records you
should keep and for how long? If your answer to any of these
questions is "No," you need this course. This course will
prepare you for a lifetime of worthwhile personal financial
planning. The tools you will learn are useful, realistic,
and easy to work into your regular routine. They will help
you gain control over the financial impact of the choices
you make. You'll learn to create and use a budget, borrow
and invest wisely, make intelligent decisions about
insurance, and plan for your financial future. You'll
develop a retirement savings plan, and you'll be better
prepared to make large purchases and plan for taxes. You'll
learn the essentials of household bookkeeping,
record-keeping requirements, and much, much more.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail,
the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Gail Perry;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL135B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL235B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL335B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL435B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
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PMP
Certification Prep 1
Learn how to prepare
for the Project Management Institute's prestigious PMP
certification exam. Master the first six chapters of A Guide
to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide),
4th edition--the essential resource for the PMP
certification exam. Find out about the nine Project
Management Knowledge Areas, five Process Groups, and 42
project management processes. Raise your project management
IQ by discovering tips and techniques related to the
questions you'll encounter on the PMP exam. Use proven
learning strategies to help absorb key terminology,
concepts, and formulas. This
course, the first part of a two-course series, will
demystify the toughest sections of the PMBOK Guide,
including relationships between inputs, tools and
techniques, and outputs. It will also bring clarity to such
topics as precedence diagramming, estimating, and scope
management.
REQUIREMENTS: Required text:
A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK
Guide), 3rd Edition. Internet access, e-mail,
and the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $114 each
This Course will be Discontinued after August 31, 2010
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PMP
Certification Prep 2
Prepare to take--and pass--the Project Management Institute's PMP
certification exam. Master chapters seven through twelve of A Guide to
the Project Management Body of Knowledge, the most essential resource
for the PMP certification exam. Learn all about the nine Project
Management Knowledge Areas, five Process Groups, and 44 project
management processes. Raise your project management IQ by discovering
tips and techniques related to the questions you'll encounter on the PMP
exam. Use proven learning techniques to help you absorb key terminology,
concepts, and formulas. In this, the second part of our two-part
certification preparation series, your instructor will demystify the
most challenging sections of the PMBOK guide, including relationships
between inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs. You'll also gain a
strong understanding of such topics as earned value management, risk
management, simulation, sensitivity analysis, and make-or-buy analysis.
In addition to learning about the PMBOK Guide, you'll gain insight into
PMI's code of professional responsibility and discover powerful
techniques you can use to continue preparing for the PMP exam after this
course is over.
REQUIREMENTS:
Completion of Tony Swaim's PMP Certification Prep 1 online course
(or equivalent experience), plus the following required text:
A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide), 3rd
Edition. Internet access, e-mail, and the Microsoft
Internet Explorer or Mozilla
Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $114 each
This Course will be Discontinued after August 31,
2010
* * * * * *
Principles
of Sales Management
Learn how to deliver
superior sales-team results from a sales management veteran.
This exciting six-week online course begins with a detailed
examination of sales management's roles and
responsibilities. The balance of the journey teaches you
valuable tips, techniques and strategies for success and
reinforces how critical planning is to successful sales
management. You will learn how to prepare and lead better
sales meetings and how to resolve team conflict. You'll also
learn how to develop sales plans and budgets, recruit and
interview new sales professionals, and set team goals and
objectives. Finally, you'll have mastered the art of sales
training. At the end of this course, you will have almost
all of the tools you'll need to effectively motivate and
manage sales teams.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access,
e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox
Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Kent Smedley;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL138B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL238B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL338B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL438B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Professional
Sales Skills
Today, there are no shortages of opportunities for
skilled salespeople. In good times or bad, companies never
stop looking for sales representatives that can help them
meet their financial goals. If you've always dreamed of
becoming successful in sales, this course is exactly what
you need. You'll learn how to turn prospects into buyers,
how to provide proper customer service, how to develop a
sales plan, and more!
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Dave Paquin;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL139B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL239B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL339B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL439B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Project
Management Fundamentals
There are more projects occurring today than at any time in
history. Organizations initiate projects to create new
computer applications, erect bridges and buildings, improve
processes, develop new products, and reorganize company
operations. Unfortunately, most organizations do not manage
projects well, creating an unprecedented demand for project
management practitioners. If you're organized, perceptive,
detail-oriented, and an excellent communicator, you just
might have what it takes to succeed in the fast-growing
field of project management. In this six-week course, an
experienced Project Management Professional will help you
master the essentials of project management. You'll become
an indispensable member of your project team by discovering
and mastering the critical concepts you need to plan,
implement, control and close any type of project.
You'll learn about project politics and ethics, project
measurements, and project closure. You'll be able to develop
all sections of a project plan, you'll become comfortable
with the project management body of knowledge, and you'll
develop a variety of powerful techniques to generate project
ideas. If you're new to project management, this course will
provide you with the essential information you'll need to
prepare for and complete your first project. If you're an
experienced project manager, this course will make you more
valuable to your employer by increasing your skills and
competencies. This course and its followup (Project
Management Applications) also include essential
information that will help you prepare for the Project
Management Professional (PMP) and the Certified Associate in
Project Management (CAPM) exams offered by the Project
Management Institute (PMI). Certification Magazine
recently identified PMP Certification as "the highest-paying
certification" of the year.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Oct 20 - Nov 26;
Course# OL240B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17;
Course# OL340B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14;
Course# OL440B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
Project
Management Applications
Increase your value to your employer by discovering and
mastering essential quantitative and qualitative project
management applications. A successful project begins with
process definition, data collection, and the scoping of
project requirements. Every project ends with a motivated
project team able to accomplish objectives on time and
within budget. Winning projects rely on accurate cost and
time estimates, identification of the critical path, and use
of tracking and control tools. In this course, an
experienced Project Management Professional will teach you
the same powerful tools and techniques that experienced
project management professionals rely on every day. You'll
increase the probability of project success by mastering the
tricks of the trade: Earned Value Performance Measurement,
Gantt Charts, Network Scheduling, Work Breakdown Structure,
and Cost-Volume Analysis. You'll become proficient at
recruiting project team members and empowering them to
succeed. You'll understand the stages of team development,
and you'll gain skills in developing and motivating team
leaders. You'll learn how to understand and relate to an
organizational culture and the differing characteristics of
its work groups. You'll also learn about project software,
statistics, change management, processes, and estimating.
And you'll gain valuable experience with project planning,
control and data analysis tools.
The course also includes essential information that will
help you prepare for the Project Management Professional (PMP)
and the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)
exams offered by the Project Management Institute (PMI). Certification Magazine recently identified PMP
Certification as "the highest-paying certification" of the
year.
REQUIREMENTS:
Completion of Project Management Fundamentals (or
equivalent experience). Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL141B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL241B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL341B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL441B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Purchasing
Fundamentals
Discover and master the fundamentals of purchasing by
understanding your strategic and tactical roles as a
purchasing practitioner. Improve your company’s bottom-line
profitability by learning and implementing key concepts such
as negotiation, supplier sourcing and qualification,
outsourcing and make-or-buy analysis. Learn the basics of
supplier partnerships, capital budgeting and green buying.
In this six-week online course, you will learn how to
define internal customer needs, generate purchase
requisitions and purchase orders, expedite, trace and
receive supplier deliveries, maintain effective purchasing
records and create and manage various purchasing budgets. I
will help you learn about business law, contracts, leasing,
Six Sigma and total quality management (TQM). You will learn
how to recruit, select and evaluate purchasing personnel,
and learn the importance of business ethics. This course and
its followup (Purchasing Applications will help you
prepare for the internationally-recognized Certified
Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.) and Accredited Purchasing
Practitioner (A.P.P.) exams offered by the Institute for
Supply Management™ (ISM™).
REQUIREMENTS: Internet access, e-mail, and
Internet Explorer or Netscape or Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL142B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL242B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL342B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL442B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Purchasing
Applications
Discontinued
* * * * * *
Real
Estate Investing
Have you ever heard the old saying, "Buy low, sell high?"
News stories about the softening real estate market might
scare away some novice investors. Experienced investors,
however, recognize weak markets as opportunities to pick up
bargains. When there are more sellers than buyers, your
chances of getting a good deal go way up. In fact, many
investors make more money in a down market than in a strong
one. In many areas, now is the time to buy before prices
start climbing again. In this course, you'll learn how to
make money in any area, in good times and bad, even if you
have little money to start with. Real Estate Investing
includes specially designed worksheets and hands-on
activities to take the guesswork out of your investing
efforts. By emphasizing systems and service, this course
will help you do more with less effort while serving the
needs of your buyers and sellers. We’ll start by developing
a plan for your own investing efforts based on your
personality and investing objectives. We’ll cover the proven
methods used every day by full-time, professional real
estate investors. You’ll learn how to invest in
foreclosures, manage a rehab project, and build your team of
real estate professionals (title officers, lawyers,
accountants, mortgage brokers, appraisers, and more). We’ll
also explore the effects of higher interest rates and cover
alternative strategies for a changing market. By the end of
the course, you’ll be working toward your first (or next)
deal. This course provides straight talk about real estate
that will help you profit from the tremendous opportunities
available to investors right now.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the free
Adobe Acrobat Reader, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Josh Fuhrer;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL143B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26;
Course# OL243B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17;
Course# OL343B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14;
Course# OL443B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
Real
Estate Investing II: Financing Your Property
Congratulations! You've found the perfect investment
property! Now the real work begins: How are you going to pay
for it? And how much profit will you make? Financing your
new purchase is hands-down the most confusing piece of the
puzzle for buyers investing in real estate. Where do you go
to get a good loan? How can you be sure that your investment
will make money? What's the best strategy for the market
we're in? In "Real Estate Investing II: Financing Your
Property," we'll demystify lending and the world of real
estate finance so you know exactly how to profit from your
investments. In today's market,
you can get burned by not doing your homework, or by just
buying a property and hoping it goes up in value over time.
Few investors take the time to really do in-depth analysis
on a potential investment. Either they don't know how to do
financial analysis, or they find it difficult or
unnecessary. Then they wonder why they didn't make as much
money as they hoped, or why they didn't sell when they
should have. Instead, smart investors take a little time up
front to "crunch the numbers" and do thorough financial
analysis before committing to a deal. If you have the right
information and tools, financial deal analysis can be easy,
and yes, even fun! "Real Estate Investing II: Financing Your
Property" will help you uncover the secrets of deal analysis
so you can stretch your investment dollar further than ever.
If you're looking to create cash flow, invest for
retirement, or simply build wealth, you need to understand
how to crunch numbers and make decisions. "Real Estate
Investing II: Financing Your Property" will show you how to
improve your borrowing power, create more cash flow, and
maximize your investments. We'll also explore what to do if
you have credit challenges, are self-employed, have a heavy
debt load, or want to invest in new construction or
commercial property. We'll look at how to easily perform
real estate investment calculations using specially designed
Excel worksheets that calculate investment returns, mortgage
amortization, cash flow forecasting, and many other
functions, even if you're allergic to math!
You'll discover how to find a good loan officer, what
questions to ask when shopping for a loan, and how to
increase your credit score by 30 points or more overnight!
You'll discover a loan that allows you to pick how much you
pay each month. You'll also learn about a new loan product
that allows you to pay off your mortgage in less than 10
years without making additional payments or paying more than
an interest-only payment! Designed for old pros as well as
novice investors, this practical, straightforward guide will
shine a light on real estate finance and the mortgage
industry, and will walk you step-by-step through the loan
process. With special sections on commercial and
construction loans, this course will demystify the lending
process and put you on your way to financial freedom.
Combined with our first course, "Real Estate Investing,"
you'll have all the tools you need to make your real estate
investing efforts a success!
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser. If you do not have
Microsoft Excel installed on your computer, you will need to
download one of these free Excel viewers to use the
spreadsheets provided in this course.
Microsoft's Free Excel Viewer or
Free OpenOffice.org Application
Instructor:
Josh Fuhrer;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL144B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26;
Course# OL244B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17;
Course# OL344B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14;
Course# OL444B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
Real
Estate Law
Explore the
legal issues involved in real estate law, from investing to
title examinations. You’ll not only master the essentials,
but you’ll receive hands-on applications and examples that
will show you how to use this knowledge in a day-to-day real
estate practice. The instructor's own enthusiasm for the
subject comes through in every lesson. His extensive
experience as a real estate title examiner, investor, and
real property attorney helps him to present real estate law
in down-to-earth terms. By mixing explanation of legal
theory with specific and practical examples, the instructor
draws a balance between legal philosophy and legal practice.
You'll soon see just how fascinating a topic real property
law can be. Each lesson proceeds from an explanation of
theory to application, helping you build a strong knowledge
base as you discover how legal concepts are put into
practice every day. In addition to clearly worded
descriptions of real property concepts, we'll identify key
words and phrases and define them on the spot to help you
comprehend them. You'll also benefit from a wealth of
additional materials including extensive real estate forms
and practical applications of the lesson material.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Neal Bevans;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL145B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26;
Course# OL245B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17;
Course# OL345B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14;
Course# OL445B.310; Register
Online
* * * * *
Secrets of the Caterer
Catering is a business that has become very popular,
especially for those who love to cook and plan parties.
From weddings, to showers, to business parties, catering
is a home-based business that gives the caterer an
exciting and creative career. In this introductory
course, you will learn how to put your cooking and party
planning skills to work. Learn the fundamentals of the
catering business, how to cook for large crowds,
organize your kitchen, manage your time, and work with
clients. The course focuses on cooking skills every
caterer needs, with an introduction to the business side
of catering. You'll also receive many unique and tested
recipes that you can use to jump-start your business.
Build your catering skills and begin a new and exciting
career today.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, and the Microsoft Internet
Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Note:
Food preparation laws and licensing vary from
state-to-state. It is important to always check your
local and state government for licensing information and
restrictions.
Instructor:
Dawn Simmons;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL146B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL246B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL346B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL446B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Start
& Operate Your Own Home-Based Business
Home-Based businesses are the hottest business trend of
the decade! Learn how to be your own boss and eliminate the
stress of having a job. The benefits of working from home
are endless! Earn what you deserve, be independent, have tax
deductions, do away with traffic, office politics and more!
Learn how to develop the entrepreneurial qualities -
motivation, discipline, and creativity - that you will need
to succeed! This class is a great way to start your own
business or enhance the one you already have.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Helene
K Liatsos;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL147B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26;
Course# OL247B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17;
Course# OL347B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14;
Course# OL447B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
Start Your Own
eBay Drop Off Store
Turn
other people’s unwanted items into a lucrative source of income by
starting an eBay drop off store. Master the art of setting up a
business, writing a marketing plan, taking super photos, creating
dynamite listings, and offering great customer service. Thousands of
people have transformed their eBay knowledge into profitable second
income sources or even full-time jobs. Take your skills to the next
level and avoid the common pitfalls that keep amateur sellers from
reaching their full potential. In Start Your Own eBay Drop Off Store, you'll learn how to make online
auctions work for you, earning a substantial income while you’re at it.
You'll start out by assessing your entrepreneur skills, then you'll
learn the importance of developing business and marketing plans, how to
select the proper location for your business, the best ways to attract
customers, and smart tricks for enhancing your listings.
From managing auctions to making customers happy and keeping them coming
back, you'll follow the quick path to success with the guidance of an
eBay power seller who knows all the tricks and traps.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Steve Payseur;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL148B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL248B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL348B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL448B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
This Course will be
Discontinued after December 21, 2010
* * * * * *
Start
Your Own Small Business
Learn how to take your dream of starting a business and put
it into action. In this class, you'll learn everything you
need to know about starting a business. You'll begin by
discovering the tricks to picking the right opportunity for
you. Next, you'll learn how to develop proven marketing
techniques to easily build sales. Since every business needs
money, we'll discuss traditional and nontraditional
financing options. Finally, you'll learn easy-to-implement
employee-management procedures and how to write business
policies that help you build your business. You, as a
business owner, need to manage all your limited resources.
One resource that often gets overlooked is your time. In the
final lesson, you'll learn time-management techniques
especially for entrepreneurs. While taking this course,
you'll discover the secrets that separate the successful
entrepreneurs from the struggling ones.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Kris Solie-Johnson
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL149B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL249B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL349B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL449B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Starting
a Consulting Practice
Do
you have training or knowledge that could be useful to
others? Have you ever considered providing consulting
services based upon your background? This course is designed
to help those who wish to set up a consulting practice get
started. You will learn the complete process of starting and
operating a consulting practice. The course will begin with
surveys and assessments designed to help you pinpoint the
best consulting services to offer. The course then
progresses into the business start-up process, including
issues such as licensing and legalities. You will then
develop a complete business plan for their consulting firm
that details finances, pricing policies, contracting, and
marketing. The course concludes with a discussion of
record-keeping and tax concerns. There will also be an
online discussion area where you can exchange valuable
business ideas and resources with other students and the
instructor. The instructor will keep you updated by citing
resources such as books, periodicals, and organizations
designed to help small businesses.
REQUIREMENTS: Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
William
Flood;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL150B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL250B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL350B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL450B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Stock
Analysis & Valuation
The Analysis and Valuation of Stocks
is a comprehensive course designed to provide you with
conventional and advanced techniques in researching and
valuing stocks. Starting off with the basics, you will learn
how to read financial statements and calculate financial
ratios, and then move on to perform industrial comparisons,
value stocks, and conduct economic and industrial research.
This course is taught in a manner that uses everyday
language, simple, yet insightful analogies, and a just the
facts attitude that you will understand and appreciate. By
the end of this course, you will have a strong foundation in
the analysis and valuation of stocks.
REQUIREMENTS:
A comprehension of high school mathematics and an interest
in researching stocks is needed for this course. Internet
access,
e-mail, and the Microsoft
Internet
Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Aaron Clarey;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL151B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL251B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL351B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL451B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Stock
Options Intro
Learn how to
evaluate, buy, sell, and profit with investment tools that
were once thought to be only for the pros. This course will
teach you how to protect your portfolio and profit in a down
market, an up market, or even a flat market. Learn to
leverage your investment dollars for potential profits that
surpass those possible with stocks.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Mark Quinn;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL152B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL252B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL352B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL452B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Stocks,
Bonds & Investing, Oh My!
Looking for a good solid class in the basics of stocks,
bonds, finance, and investing? Haven't the slightest clue
how to prepare for retirement, pay for college, or even
manage your personal finances? Wish you had some guidance to
put your finances into clear and understandable perspective?
And do you wish you could do it all without having to pay a
broker or a financial advisor? Well, look no further. The
class you need is right here! Stocks, Bonds, and
Investing; Oh My! is an enjoyable class that walks you
through the fundamentals of investing. The course will not
only teach you about the stock markets, 401k plans, and
retirement, but it will also address personal financial
issues that are often ignored, but absolutely essential, to
your success as an investor. This course won't just throw a
bunch of terms at you, expecting you to memorize everything.
The instructor takes the time to explain concepts in detail
so you understand how and why things work in the investment
world. You'll leave this course with a comprehensive and
thorough education in personal finance and investment. And
you will have provided yourself with the independence,
confidence, and peace of mind you'll need to make your own
investment decisions. Full of solid advice and good common
sense, this course is bound to make life just a little
easier for you.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Aaron Clarey;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL153B.310; Register
Online
Oct 20 - Nov 26;
Course# OL253B.310; Register
Online
Nov 10 - Dec 17;
Course# OL353B.310; Register
Online
Dec 8 - Jan 14;
Course# OL453B.310; Register
Online
* * * * * *
Successful
Construction Business Management
Your contracting business can gain a powerful and permanent
advantage over the competition by practicing expert business
management. Learn how to build your company's business
skills up to the same high level as your trade skills. This
course gives you hands-on, practical management tools to
help you design and construct a superior business operation
that serves your customers better and keeps them coming
back. This course will show each person on your business
team how to understand your entire operation so they can
help improve the management process. Production managers
will see how the sales people and estimators rely on their
performance to meet timelines and project costs. Finance and
administration people will learn how to keep other managers
and staff current on critical company operations while
keeping a pulse on the financial health of the company. The
contractor/owner will discover how each part of the
management team can affect and improve total company
operations. Discover how to get your management group
working as a well-informed team. This course will provide
you with clear and simple directions to give your
contracting company the strongest possible business
advantage.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Gene
Fessenbecker;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL154B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL254B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL354B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL454B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
This Course will be
Discontinued after December 21, 2010
* * * * *
Supervision and Management
Fundamentals
If
you have recently been promoted to a supervisory or
management position or want to learn how to become a more
effective manager, this course will help you master the
basics of business by learning the language of management.
You will learn how to make a successful transition from
employee to manager and you'll learn how to manage your time
so that you can deal with the constant demands of a
managerial job. You will learn the skills required to
delegate responsibility and motivate your employees. A large
part of a manager's job involves getting things done through
other people, and this course will help you understand how
to influence and direct other people's performance. Finally,
you will learn how to solve problems and resolve conflicts
so you can accomplish your job more effectively.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Patricia
Adesso;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL155B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL255B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL355B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL455B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * *
Supervision and Management
Fundamentals II
In
this six-week online course, you will learn how to be a more
effective manager or supervisor. You will master the basics
of communication, because effective communication is
essential in your quest to be a good manager or supervisor.
In addition, we will discuss how you can develop your
interpersonal skills, by understanding and dealing with the
various people issues that arise at work. We are going to
show you how you can understand various personality
traits--in yourself and in others--and how they impact the
ability to get the job done. These traits include emotional
intelligence, the need for power, conscientiousness,
agreeableness, and more. REQUIREMENTS:
Completion
of Fundamentals of Supervision and Management (or
equivalent experience), Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Patricia
Adesso;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL156B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL256B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL356B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL456B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * *
Supply
Chain Management Fundamentals
Supply chain management professionals play a key role in
capturing customer demands, creating forecasts, developing
schedules, ordering and managing inventory, controlling
production orders, and maximizing customer satisfaction.
This course will help you succeed in the supply chain
management field. You will learn which actions to take when
confronted by almost any situation. You'll understand how to
represent top management's interests on the shop floor, and
you'll know how to translate such initiatives as strategic
planning, sales and operations planning, and new product
introduction into achievable, operational plans. You'll
understand all the necessary elements to fulfill the
requirements of a formal supply chain cycle beginning with
developing long-range production, sales, and capacity plans
and ending with planning, implementing, and controlling
daily manufacturing schedules. You'll master the
fundamentals of supply chain management, including customer
demand forecasting, master production scheduling
(MPS),
material requirements planning (MRP), capacity planning, and
production activity control (PAC). The course also includes
essential information to help you prepare for
internationally recognized supply chain and materials
management certification examinations.
REQUIREMENTS: Internet access,
e-mail, and
the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony
Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL157B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL257B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL357B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL457B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Supply
Chain Management Applications
Discontinued
* * * * * *
Total
Quality Fundamentals: Six Sigma
Learn how to effectively apply the fundamentals of total
quality. Understand what quality is and learn about the
history of the quality movement. Discover the role of
customers in quality and determine the major elements of a
quality system. Master key concepts such as the cost of
nonquality, variation, and total employee involvement (TEI).
Increase your value to your company by learning about
various motivational models, leadership, and teamwork.
Determine how to effectively apply quality standards by
creating and implementing internal and external auditing
activities. Learn the ins and outs of ISO 9000, ISO 14000,
and the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. In this
six-week online course, you will learn how successful
organizations apply quality to their everyday activities.
You will find out how to use teamwork to make the most of
employees' abilities and potential. I will help you manage
the process of change, reduce customer complaints, and
increase customer service. You will learn of a number of
quality fallacies and how to lessen their impact.
REQUIREMENTS: Internet access, e-mail,
and the Microsoft Internet
Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony
Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL158B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL258B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL358B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL458B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Total Quality Applications:
Six Sigma
Learn how to effectively apply the elements and methods of
Six Sigma. Understand how more than 25 tools and methods
relate to the DMAIC (define, measure, analyze, improve, and
control) model. Determine the relationship of basic
statistics to Six Sigma and learn about the Six Sigma
business case including strategic planning, the voice of the
customer (VOC), quality function deployment (QFD),
benchmarking, and financial investment methods. Discover how
to use brainstorming, Pareto charts, and critical to quality
help define processes, problems, and opportunities. Master
the use of other key tools such as cause and effect
diagrams, checksheets, scatter diagrams, failure mode and
effects analysis (FMEA), and force field analysis. In this
six-week online course, you will learn how to apply the
DMAIC model each step of the way. You'll learn how to
define, plan, implement, and close a Six Sigma project.
You'll also know how to use process capability and how to
apply lean thinking. And you'll understand the basics of
advanced Six Sigma tools such as sampling, design of
experiments (DOE), analysis of variance (ANOVA), hypothesis
testing, control charts, and probability distributions. This
course will help you prepare for the
internationally-recognized Six Sigma Black Belt and Quality
Manager exams offered by the American Society for Quality® (ASQ®).
REQUIREMENTS: Completion of Tony Swaim's
Total Quality Fundamentals. Internet access, e-mail, and
the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Tony Swaim;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL159B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL259B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL359B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL459B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Understanding the Human Resources Function
No
matter what role we play in an organization, we are all
affected by human resources. This course is designed to help
people without experience in human resources to understand
this very vital link in the organizational chain. It will
prepare both managers and business owners to handle basic
human resource functions in a way that will ensure the best
possible result. In particular, attention is given to the
hiring process, including ways to locate quality employees
in a competitive labor market. Employee rights and the legal
side of the human resource field are also covered.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Ann
Nevers;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL160B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL260B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL360B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL460B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Where Does All My Money Go?
Ever get
frustrated that you never seem to get ahead? Are you and
your family constantly arguing about money? Do you ever
wonder where your money went last month? Do you have trouble
saving money? Do you wish you had financial security? Want
to work on paying down your debt but don't know where to
find the money? This course will teach you the very basics
of how to get control of your finances rather than letting
them control you. It is the help you need before learning
about investing, debt elimination, retirement or college
planning. There aren't many places that you can go to learn
these principles, so take advantage of this opportunity to
learn online. Start to make conscious decisions about
spending and saving. Find out where your money goes. Make
your own informed choices about where you want it to go.
Learn how to fund your dreams and how to save money for
everything from emergencies to vacations. If you have ever
felt lost about where to start working on your finances,
this course is for you. You can't afford not to take this
course and change your habits. This course is an investment
in your future and you will save the cost of the course many
times over by applying what you learn.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Susan Price-Batting;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL161B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL261B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL361B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL461B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Winning
Strategy for the Courtroom
Have you ever wondered what really goes on in court? It’s
not like you see on television. Is your lawyer handling your
case correctly in and out of the courtroom? How would you
know? Learn what it’s all about and what it takes to win in
civil court from an experienced attorney who has tried and
won hundreds of cases. You'll find out how the system really
works, and which common mistakes often lead to defeat.
You'll examine the fine points of how attorneys prepare for
cross-examining witnesses and prepare legal arguments, as
well as how they prepare legal briefs and memorandums. This
is your opportunity to enter the challenging world of the
trial lawyer—it's nothing like what you may have seen on
television or in the movies! Come with me from the initial
client interview, to the discovery of evidence, to the
actual trial of a hypothetical case. As we prepare the case
you’ll get many opportunities to become a legal assistant
and help develop strategies for use both in and out of the
courtroom. For example, how would you try to get the other
side to settle an automobile accident case? Or what would
you say to a judge if you were arguing a case? Hopefully,
you’ll never need to hire an attorney, but just in case, why
not be prepared to ask the right questions and make the
right decisions. This course is a must for clients,
potential clients, legal professionals, and even just those
who are curious to know if TV lawyers can “really get away
with that.”
REQUIREMENTS: Internet access,
e-mail, and the Microsoft Internet
Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Instructor:
Michael
Connelly;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL162B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL262B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL362B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL462B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Worker's
Compensation
Anyone considering a career as a paralegal should have a
firm understanding of workers' compensation law. The reason
is simple: You're far more likely to be involved in workers'
compensation cases than criminal law cases, intellectual
property cases, or even business disputes. The only types of
cases that are more common are personal injury or medical
malpractice, both of which have very strong ties to workers'
compensation law. Knowing the ins and outs of workers'
compensation is an absolutely essential skill for any
paralegal. Having a solid foundation in this field of law is
also a great way to land a job with a private law firm or
local, state, or federal governments. This course presents
workers' compensation in a straightforward and enjoyable
manner. It follows up on other courses taught by a popular
legal instructor who has created criminal law and legal
nurse consulting courses that have earned strong praise from
students.
REQUIREMENTS:
Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and the
Adobe Flash and
PDF plug-ins (two free and simple downloads you obtain
at
http://www.adobe.com/downloads by clicking Get Adobe
Flash Player and Get Adobe Reader).
Instructor:
Neal
Bevans;
2010; Fee: $94 each
Sep 15 - Oct 22;
Course# OL163B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Oct 20 - Nov 26; Course# OL263B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Nov 10 - Dec 17; Course# OL363B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
Dec 8 - Jan 14; Course# OL463B.310; Call
546-3132 to Register
* * * * * *
Contact
Karen
Linn with your questions/comments/suggestions
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