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Page 1: 2014-2015 Adult Program Catalog

Adult Program Catalog

2014-2015

Forbes Road Career & Technology Center

607 Beatty Road Monroeville, PA 15146

412-373-8100 x223 www.forbesroad.com

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Table of Contents

Adult Programs 3

Application Process and Payment Options 4

Financial Aid & Financial Assistance 5

Adult Training Programs

Administrative Careers 6

Advertising Design 6

Automotive Technology 7

Building Construction Technology 7

Child Care Services 8

Collision Repair 8

Computer Networking & Security 9

Cosmetology 9

Culinary Arts 10

Diesel Technology 10

Electrical Technology 11

Emergency Response Services 11

Heating, Ventilation, and AC 12

Landscape Design 12

Machine Tool Technology 13

Manicuring 13

Multimedia Design____________________________ 14

Natural Gas Certified Energy Specialist Training 14

Nurse Aide Training 15

Warehouse Management 15

Certification and On-Line Courses 16

On-Line Ed2go Courses 17

Personal Enrichment and Short Term Courses 18

Adult Class Pre-registration Form 19

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The mission of Forbes Road Career and Technology Center is to provide a quality educational program that enables all individ-

uals to achieve their fullest potential in the pursuit of high skill employment and advanced education. Each student shall be

equipped with the technical, academic, human relations, and life-long learning skills necessary to adapt in a changing econo-

my and to compete in the global marketplace.

Forbes Road CTC—What we have to offer...

Middle States Accredited

Title IV Institution—Most daytime programs approved for financial aid for those who qualify

WIA approved training programs

Approved institution for PA-TIP (Pennsylvania Targeted Industry Program) grant

Approved institution for Veterans Education Benefits

Short term training in high priority occupations

Job search assistance—Area designated to post local employment opportunities, computer with internet access, and avail-

ability of reference books

Free parking

Mission Statement & Table of Contents

Forbes Road Career and Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs or activities

and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Inquiries may be directed to the Assistant Director, Title IX Coordinator or

Section 504 Coordinator at 607 Beatty Road, Monroeville, PA 15146 or 412-373-8100.

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Forbes Road CTC provides quality education that enables all individuals, including the educationally and economically disad-

vantaged, to achieve their fullest potential in pursuit of employment and/or educational skills. Forbes’ goal is to provide a vari-

ety of quality learning experiences, which will enable students to compete successfully in today’s workplace within a changing

global economy. Additionally, Forbes strives to equip students with experiences that will enable them to strengthen family foun-

dations, positively influence the community, and participate as an enlightened and informed member of society.

Advertising Design

Automotive Technology

Building Construction

Child Care Services

Collision Repair Technology

Computer Networking & Security

Cosmetology

Culinary Arts

Diesel Technology

Electrical Technology

Emergency Response Services

Heating, Ventilation & AC

Landscape Design

Machine Tool Technology

Multimedia Design

Warehouse Management

Intergenerational Technical Training Programs

ADULT Technical Training Programs & Certifications

ADULT Personal Enrichment Courses

Administrative Careers

Automotive Technology

Cosmetology

Electrical Technology

Emissions Certification and

Re-certification

EPA Certification

Heating, Ventilation & AC

Machine Tool Technology

Manicuring Natural Gas Certified Energy

Specialist Training

Nurse Aide Training ServSafe Certification

State Safety Certification

Auto Body Repair

Automotive Mechanics

Cosmetology Board Preparation

CNC Machining

CNC Mill Programming Intro Course

Computer Employability Skills

MasterCam Mill Level 1

Math for Union Trades &

Employment Exams

Program start and end dates are listed on the Admission Application.

The program schedules listed in the catalog are subject to change. All of the programs and courses in the

catalog are subject to cancellation depending upon enrollment.

ONLINE ADULT Courses

Ed2go Instructor Led Courses

www.ed2go.com/forbes

Ed2go Career Training Programs

www.gatlineducation.com/forbes

American Home Industry Trainer

http://www.ahit.com/affiliates/forbesroad

Adult Programs

Forbes Road Career and Technology Center’s Notice of Annual Security Report Availability

This report includes applicable statistics from the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on-campus and on public property within or

immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security, such as policies regard-

ing sexual assault, and other related matters. You may obtain a copy of this report by contacting Ms. Georgiana Gamberoni, Assistant Director at

412.373.8100; or Christine Scalise, Adult Training Coordinator at x253. You may also obtain a copy from our website. Our URL address is:

www.forbesroad.com.

Link to O’NET: http://www.onetonline.org/

Each program above had less than 10 adult students complete the program in 2012-2013 and 2013-2014. The number who finished within the normal time

has been withheld in the program description details to preserve the confidentiality of the students.

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Requirements for admission are listed below. Please review and follow these procedures to complete the enrollment process

at Forbes.

REQUIREMENTS

You must have the following documentation on file to be accepted into the program:

Completed Admission Application

$30 Non-Refundable Application Fee

High School Diploma or GED Diploma

Driver’s License or photo ID

Signed Release Form

Criminal History Record Check – approved

Pennsylvania Child Abuse Clearance- Daytime Students ONLY

On Application, please check ‘school’ as the purpose for clearance.

Completed Arrest/Conviction Report and Certification Form

Placement Tests

Funding approved

PROCESS

Complete Admission Application and return with the signed Release Form, copy of High School Diploma, $30 non-

refundable application fee, and completed Arrest/Conviction Report and Certification Form.

Decide method of payment – Information about each payment option below can be found at www.forbesroad.com under

Adult Education, click on the Adult Student Handbook OR contact our office at 412-373-8100 x223 for a catalog.

PAYMENT OPTIONS

Federal Financial Aid- The candidate can apply for financial aid online by completing the Free

Application for Federal Student Aid, FAFSA, at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

Forbes’ School Code is 031014.

PA CareerLink

Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR)

GI Bill Education Benefits

Sallie Mae Loan

Employer paid

Self pay – cash, check, money order, or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or

Discover)

After Forbes reviews your Admission Application, you will receive a phone call to discuss your payment method and

schedule a date and time to take the Placement Tests.

The Placement Tests are required to evaluate the need for academic brush up and assist the student in selecting

the most appropriate training program. All students must read, write, and speak English. A ninth grade reading

and math level is required for most training programs.

Please bring your driver’s license to the Placement Tests.

After completing the Placement Tests and reviewing the results of the Criminal History Record Check and Child Abuse His-

tory Clearances, Forbes will contact you to inform you of your status. See 2014-2015 Admission Policy and Adult Students

Clearances.

Upon approval, you will be contacted by mail or phone with a date and time to meet with the Adult Training Coordinator for

your orientation. If you have any questions, please contact Christine Scalise, Adult Training Coordinator, at 412 373 8100

x253 or by email at [email protected].

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Admission Procedures

Application Process and Payment Options

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Financial aid is a grant, scholarship, loan or employment opportunity assisting students with educational expenses. Most

financial aid is awarded on the basis of financial need, or the difference between the cost of education (tuition, fees, books,

transportation, etc.) and the amount parents and/or students can contribute toward these expenses. Forbes’ applicants may

qualify for a PELL grant or Federal Direct Student Loan, in addition to the PA-TIP grant if funding is available and the student is

enrolled in an approved program.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

In order to be eligible for many forms of financial aid a student must:

1. Be a citizen or eligible non-citizen of the United States.

2. Be enrolled in a degree, diploma or certificate program.

3. Have a high school diploma or GED®.

4. Be in good academic standing and maintain satisfactory progress according to college, state and federal regulations.

HOW TO APPLY FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. The Financial Aid Consultant

reviews the applicant FAFSAs and reports eligibility information to the Adult Training/Financial Aid Coordinator. Please contact

the Adult Program Department at 412 373 8100 x223 for assistance in obtaining institutional or financial aid information.

Forbes’ FAFSA School Code is 031014.

Forbes students who qualify for a Federal grant or loan may be eligible for the maximum amount of aid according to the

program cost of attendance (COA) established for the 2014-2015 academic year. Part time students and those attending less

than 900 hours will be awarded aid based on their projected hours of attendance.

300 hour evening classes and short term programs are not eligible for Federal Financial Aid.

Financial Aid

Financial Assistance

PA CAREERLINK

Students may qualify for financial assistance if he or she is unemployed, underemployed or a dislocated

worker. Contact your local PA CareerLink® for more information. Forest Hills: 412-436-2225 or

Pittsburgh: 412-552-7100

VETERANS EDUCATION BENEFITS

If the student is a veteran, he or she may be eligible for G.I. Bill Education Benefits. Apply online at

www.gibill.va.gov. The veteran may also qualify for funding through the Veterans Leadership Program of West-

ern PA—VLPWPA. Call the Pittsburgh office 412-481-8200 x253 to schedule an appointment to enroll in the

program.

OFFICE OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION (OVR)

Students may qualify for tuition assistance if he or she has a disability. Contact your local OVR office for more information.

Pittsburgh: 412-392-4950 or 1-800-442-6371

SALLIE MAE CAREER TRAINING SMART OPTION STUDENT LOAN

This loan gives students the flexibility to choose from two repayment options for each new loan. Offers competitive variable

interest rates, and a Smart Reward of 2% cash back for Upromise members. Go to https://www.salliemae.com/student-

loans/career-training-smart-option-student-loan/ for more information!

SELF PAY

Students have the option of making monthly payments for tuition and supplies in programs that are at least three months in

length. Payments are due by the fifth of each month. Interested candidates can request a monthly payment plan when sub-

mitting an Admission Application. Forms of payment include cash, check, money order, and credit card (Visa, MasterCard,

American Express, and Discover).

EMPLOYER PAID

Companies may send their employees to Forbes to upgrade their skills and prepare for advancement. Forbes can also provide

specialized training focused on the needs of the employer. If the employer is funding the cost of the training, Forbes will make

payment arrangements with the company or employer.

Financial Aid & Financial Assistance

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900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 50.0402

Occupation SOC Code

Multimedia Artists 27-1014.00

Art Director 27-1011.00

Graphic Designer 27-1024.00

Industrial Design 27-1021.00

Fashion Designer/Illustrator 27-1022.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

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Advertising Design

Program Description

The field of advertising and commercial art requires people who

possess a wide range of creative skills. Today’s commercial artist

must be familiar with many forms of production, illustrative

techniques, computer graphics and photography. From simple line

drawings to computer-generated imaging, the students create art

that requires them to apply technical theory to an advertising

agency workplace. Students will apply their designs on state-of-the

-art equipment including digital printers, laser engravers, vinyl

cutters, a sublimation system and the embroidery machine. This

program is designed to allow students to bring together many areas

of creative graphic design and production technologies.

Courses of Study

Drawing/Illustration

Typography

Digital Imaging

Photography

Advertising Layout and

Design

Commercial Applications

Electronic Pre-Press

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $40 $40

Textbooks $0 $0

Supplies/Tools $200 $200

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $11,780 $14,615

Adult Training Programs

Program Description

Administrative work is the engine behind the scenes of business

success. This program prepares individuals for work in an office

setting with training ranging from data entry to creating business

documents. Microsoft and office productivity applications and

clerical fundamentals such as filing, phone etiquette and

scheduling are necessary skills in the field. Students will learn the

importance of office personnel functions and how these roles

contribute to a positive work flow and professional image of the

company. Program completers can pursue high demand entry level

administrative support positions in business, medical and

educational departments.

Administrative Careers

300-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $2,700

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM—9:00PM

Courses of Study

Computer Keyboarding

Computer Fundamentals

and Applications

Office Procedures

Business Communications

Writing for Business/

Industry

Business Mathematics

Career Paths CIP Code: 52.0408

Occupation SOC Code

Office Assistant 43-9061.00

Receptionist 43-4171.00

Administrative Assistant 43-6014.00

File Clerk 43.4071.00

Human Resource Assistant 43-4161.00

Front Desk Coordinator 43-4081.00

Customer Service Representative 43-4051.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Certifications

MOS (Microsoft Office

Specialist) Word/Excel/Access

IC3—Internet and Computing

Core Certification

Required costs for the program*

Tuition $2,700

Fees $430

Textbooks $350

Supplies/Tools $100

TOTAL $3,580

*Students may apply for a private loan or make monthly payments for

the cost of the program. This program is not eligible for financial aid.

300-hour, 15-week program

Tuition: $2,700

Days: M-F

Hours: 9:00AM—1:00PM

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900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 46.9999

Occupation SOC Code

Framing Carpenters 47-2031.01

Construction Laborers 47-2061.00

Electrician Assistant 47-3013.00

Bricklayer 47-2021.00

Roofers 47-2181.00

Plumbers/Assistant 47-3015.00

Building Inspector 47-4011.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 100%

Program Description

Building Construction Technology students gain technical knowledge

as well as practical hands-on training in the trade which includes

carpentry, plumbing, electrical, masonry and blueprint reading.

Individuals learn to apply technical knowledge and skills in the

maintenance and repair of residential, office, apartment, and other

commercial buildings. Students are prepared for entry-level

positions.

Certifications

PBA (PA Builders

Association Certification)

OSHA Certification

Automotive Technology

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Building Construction Technology

Program Description

Automotive Technology students will disassemble and rebuild

engines, diagnose problems with the aid of a computer while having

the opportunity to earn their PA State Inspection and Emissions

Certification. Our Automotive Technology program is NATEF

(National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation) certified

and meets strict industry standards. Students gain a clear

understanding of the automotive service industry, basic technology

skills, career opportunities and the steps necessary for success in

the field. The Automotive Technology course includes specialized

technical knowledge and "hands-on" experiences in the diagnosis,

maintenance and repair of the modern automobile.

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

300 hour—36 week program

Tuition: $2,700

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM-9:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 47.0604

Occupation SOC Code

Automotive Service Technician 49-3023.00

Service Manager 49-1011.00

Automotive Glass Installer 49-3022.00

Parts Specialist 41-2022.00

Alternative Fuels Vehicle Tech 17-3029.10

Placement rate

2012-2013 100%

Courses of Study

Internal Combustion Engine

Ignition Systems

Lubrications and Oil Change

Basic Electricity and

Electronics

PA State Inspection License

Wheels & Electronic

Balancing

Vehicle Maintenance

Fuel Systems

Disc Drum and Antilock

Brakes

Computer Wheel Alignment

Certifications

PA State Safety Inspection

Mechanic

PA State Emissions Inspector

Required costs for the program

Daytime Daytime Evening

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435 $2,700

Fees $350 $350 $340

Textbooks $235 $235 $235

Supplies/Tools $401 $401 $401

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670 n/a

Transportation $1,320 $1,320 n/a

Loan Fees $50 $50 n/a

Misc. $900 $900 n/a

TOTAL $12,526 $15,361 $3,676

Adult Training Programs

Courses of Study

Statewide Building Codes

Blueprint Reading

Framing of Wall & Roof

Systems

Installation of Windows &

Doors

Installation on Cabinetry

Installation on Trim Finishes

Fiberglass Installation

Asphalt Shingles Installation

Finishing Techniques

Residential Electrical

Systems

Block and Brick Laying

Masonry

Plumbing

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $40 $40

Textbooks $474 $474

Supplies/Tools $286 $286

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $12,340 $15,175

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Child Care Services

Program Description

Child Care Service program participants receive practical experience

at a local daycare in the community. Students study all the phases

of child development: physical, social, emotional and intellectual.

They learn about nutrition, guidance, and discipline. They study how

to help the child develop daily living skills and about the value of

play, literature, music, art, math, and science in child development.

Students present a series of learning and developmental activities

in child care facilities practicing their creative teaching, child caring

and management skills.

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 19.0708

Occupation SOC Code

Child Care Aide 39-9011.00

Assistant Group Supervisor 39-1021.00

Teacher Aide 25-9041.00

Nanny 39-9011.01

Recreational Leader 39-9032.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Courses of Study

Health and Safety

Procedures

Human Growth

Development

Learning Environment

Developmental Activities

Curriculum Development

Food Service Activities

Clinical Experience

Child Care Activities

Certifications

First Aid

CPR

CDA—Ready Certification

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 47.0603

Occupation SOC Code

Collision Repair Technician 49-3021.00

Automotive Painter 51-9122.00

Body Shop Insurance Adjuster 13-1032.00

Automotive Detailer 53-7061.00

Auto Body Technician 49-3021.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

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Collision Repair

Program Description

Collision Repair Technology is a NATEF (National Automotive

Technicians Education Foundation) certified program that gives you

the skills to transform wrecked vehicles into custom designed

master pieces. Students are instructed in the use of state-of-the-art

equipment to replace and repair automotive body parts. Students

personalize and customize vehicles by learning refinishing and

painting techniques.

Today’s auto body technicians must be trained in the construction of

the automobile body and framework. Automobile production uses

materials and manufacturing techniques that demand that the auto

body repair technician be competent in metalworking, welding, uni-

body construction, surface preparation, spray painting, and accurate

repair estimating. Students use safe and modern repair equipment

in all phases of their training.

Courses of Study

Dent Repair/Removal

Collision Related Detailing

Refinishing/Painting

Structural Repair, Basic

Welding Procedures

Corrosion Protection

Diagnosing Collision

Damage

Vehicle Surface Protection

Certifications

ASE

PA State Safety Inspection

Mechanic

PA State Emissions

Inspector

Adult Training Programs

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $181 $181

Textbooks $130 $130

Supplies/Tools $60 $60

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $11,911 $14,746

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $40 $40

Textbooks $156 $156

Supplies/Tools $591 $591

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $12,327 $15,162

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Computer Networking and Security

Program Description

This exciting technical course prepares students to design, maintain

and secure today’s Information Technology (IT) Systems which

support every aspect of our global economy. Network Security

Specialists acting as Ethical hackers prevent data loss from cyber

attacks, network intrusions and viruses, protecting valuable personal

and corporate data. Students will use the latest tools to gain the

practical experience needed to earn valuable professional

certifications such as A+, Network+, CISCO and Security+. Network

Security Specialists are in high demand in law enforcements, large

corporations, and government agencies including the FBI, CIA and

NSA.

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 11.0901

Occupation SOC Code

Computer Security Specialist 15-1122.00

Ethical Hacker 15-1122.00

Network Administrator 15.1142.00

Information Tech Specialist 15.1199.09

Network Technician 15-1081.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Courses of Study

Cisco Networking Academy

Networking Security

Cyber Safety

Information Tech Essentials

Network Cabling

Wireless Networking

Certifications

CompTIA A+

CompTIA Network +

CompTIA Security+

CISCO CCENT

1250-hour, 50-week program

Full time Tuition: $8,938

Part time Tuition: $9.00/hour

Days: M-F

AM Class Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

PM Class Hours: 3:30PM—9:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 12.0401

Occupation SOC Code

Cosmetologist 39-5012.00

Nail Technician 39-5092.00

Cosmetician 39-5012.00

Massage Therapist 31-9011.00

Salon Owner 39-1021.01

Placement rate

2012-2013 100%

Program Description

This program builds a foundation of both academic and technical

skills for a variety of career opportunities within the cosmetology

industry. The course includes skills in performing procedures in such

areas as: hair, skin, and nail care, as well as, salon procedures.

Related instruction is presented as it applies to the skills being

demonstrated. Upon completion of the required 1,250 hours of

instruction, students will be eligible to take the Pennsylvania State

Board of Cosmetology test to obtain a Cosmetology license.

Certifications

PA Cosmetology License

Courses of Study

Cosmetology Science

Thermal/Non Thermal Styling

Manicures and Pedicures

Facial Treatments

Chemical Texturizing

Haircutting and Coloring

State Board Preparation

Student Training Salon

Salon Management

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Cosmetology

Adult Training Programs

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $504 $504

Textbooks $0 $0

Supplies/Tools $85 $85

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $12,129 $14,964

Required costs for the program—First year*

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $40 $40

Textbooks $0 $0

Supplies/Tools $515 $515

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $12,095 $14,930

*Students will have the following additional school or program expenses in

the second year of instruction: Tuition: $2,503, Fees: $190 (Second year

tuition is based on 350 clock hours, if additional hours are needed to

complete the program, the tuition will be re-calculated).

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Culinary Arts

Program Description

Culinary Arts is designed to offer instruction in the commercial

restaurant industry including areas such as gourmet and fine dining

skills, fast food operations, customer service, menu planning, and

cost-control along with other important aspects of food service.

This highly appealing and interesting area stresses preparing and

serving attractive nutritious foods. Students learn the complete

food cycle including nutrition, ordering processes, menu design,

equipment use and maintenance, sanitation, hygiene, food prep

and presentation skills.

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 12.0508

Occupation SOC Code

Prep Cook 35-2014.00

Baker’s Assistant 35-2021.00

Line Cook 35-2014.00

Chef 35.1011.00

Dietary Assistant 35-3021.00

Food Service Supervisor 11-9051.00

Cafeteria/Institutional Cooks 35-2012.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Courses of Study

Sanitation

Kitchen Safety and

Equipment

Salads and Dressing

Vegetables and Fruit

Potatoes and Other

Starches

Breakfast/Sandwich Prep

Stock, Soups, Sauces

Meat, Poultry, Fish, Shellfish

Baking

Menu Planning and Ordering

Certifications

ServSafe -

National Restaurant Assoc.

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Diesel Technology

Program Description

Trucks and heavy equipment are part of virtually every aspect of

today’s transportation, construction, and manufacturing industries.

Most of these vehicles are powered by diesel engines. The diesel

truck technology course trains its students in the repair and

servicing of diesel-powered equipment. Special emphasis is placed

on the direct needs of local business and industry. Technical

knowledge is enhanced by "hands-on" work involving actual

maintenance activities of school owned vehicles and equipment.

While the emphasis is on diesel engines, biodiesel engines, gasoline

powered equipment and vehicles are also included as part of the

instructional program.

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 47.0613

Occupation SOC Code

Bus and Truck Mechanics 49-3031.00

Diesel Engine Specialist 49-3031.00

Farm & Heavy Equipment Mechanics 49-3041.00

Transportation Inspectors 53-6051.00

State Inspection Mechanic 49-3041.00

Heavy Equipment Operator 47-2073.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Courses of Study

Operation of Diesel Engines

Engine Components

Service Lubrication

Test Equipment and Service

Tools

Engine Inspect and Service

Cooling Systems

Welding- Arc

Certifications

NATEF

PA State Safety Inspection

Mechanic

PA State Emissions Inspector

Adult Training Programs

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $40 $40

Textbooks $115 $115

Supplies/Tools $200 $200

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $11,895 $14,730

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $350 $350

Textbooks $557 $557

Supplies/Tools $306 $306

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $12,753 $15,588

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900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 46.0399

Occupation SOC Code

Construction Electrician 47-2111.00

Electrical Estimator 13-1051.00

Project Management 13-1051.00

Security Installers 49-2098.00

Fire Alarm Systems Installers 49-2098.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 100%

Program Description

Students in this program are prepared for entry level electrical and

electronic careers. Their hands-on applications include green

technology in the program’s state-of-the-art electrical laboratory.

Modern training equipment is utilized to prepare the students for

careers in the emerging "high-tech" electrical field. Technical

knowledge includes: installing residential, commercial and industrial

systems, AC/DC motors, controls, and electrical distribution panels.

Through the program, students will have practical application and

trouble shooting projects that apply the National Electrical Code.

Certifications

Residential Construction

Academy Certification for

House Wiring

Residential Construction

Academy Certification for

Electrical Principles

Pittsburgh Builder’s

Association Certification

OSHA 10 Hour Certification

Courses of Study

Safety

Tools and Test Equipment

Fundamentals of Electricity

Residential & Commercial

Wiring

Electronic Components &

Circuits

Motor Control

Electronic Control and

Devices

Programmable Controllers

Transformers

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Electrical Technology

Program Description

The Emergency Response Services program is for students interested

in a career in emergency medical service, law enforcement, fire or

emergency management. Students may also gain employment in

areas of security and industrial safety. The program will challenge

students with technical knowledge, as well as, hands-on training in a

fully equipped on-site lab which includes a fire tower and a fire truck.

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 43.9999

Occupation SOC Code

Law Enforcement 33-3051.01

Corrections Officer 33-3012.00

Emergency Medical Technician 29-2041.00

Fire Fighter 33-2011.00

Fire Arson Investigator 33-2021.02

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Courses of Study

Safety

Communication and

Reporting and

Documentation

Law Enforcement

Investigations

Firefighting Equipment

Prevention

Cardiopulmonary

Resuscitation

Patient Assessment

Treating Patients

Moving Patients

Transporting Patients

Certifications

PA State/National Registry

Emergency Medical

Technician Certification

AHA Basic Life Support(CPR)

Fire Extinguisher Training

Industrial Fire Brigade Basic

HAZMAT Awareness

NIMS 100, 200, 700, 800

300 hour—36 week program

Tuition: $2,700

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM-9:00PM

Adult Training Programs

Emergency Response Services

Required costs for the program

Daytime Daytime Evening

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435 $2,700

Fees $40 $40 $30

Textbooks $620 $620 $620

Supplies/Tools $241 $241 $241

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670 n/a

Transportation $1,320 $1,320 n/a

Loan Fees $50 $50 n/a

Misc. $900 $900 n/a

TOTAL $12,441 $15,276 $3,591

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $40 $40

Textbooks $295 $295

Supplies/Tools $225 $225

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $12,100 $14,935

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Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

Program Description

Students in this program become qualified HVAC technicians and

mechanics. Students will learn technical tasks including:

assembling and installing air and gas systems; cutting, reaming

and threading piping materials; waterproofing and sealing joints;

testing entire systems for leaks through the use of pressure

testing devices; installing gas and water plumbing fixtures and

equipment; reading and implementing blueprint drawings; and

designing plumbing and heating systems. An important part of the

technical training covers instruction on how to install, diagnose,

service and maintain residential and commercial control wiring for

HVAC systems.

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: M-F

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 47.0201

Occupation SOC Code

Plumber 47-2152.02

Pipefitter 47-2152.01

Steamfitter 47-2152.01

Service Technician 49-9021.01

Service Manager 49-1011.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 100%

Courses of Study

Blueprint Reading

Piping Practices

Basic Electricity

Intro to Cooling and Heating

Air Distribution Systems

Intro to Hydronics System

HVAC Troubleshooting

Heat Pumps

Certifications

Type I, II, III and Universal

Refrigerant Recovery and

Transition Certification

Universal Refrigerant 410A

Safety & Training

Certification

HVAC Excellence Technical

Certifications

Pittsburgh Builder’s

Association Certification

Landscape Design

Program Description

Landscape Design is a profession that focuses on designing

everything outdoors from gardens to residential landscapes to

commercial properties. The Landscape Design program immerses

students in the theory of landscape and floral design, broadens

their horticultural knowledge and plant vocabulary, and nurtures

their creativity while grounding them technically. This program is a

specialized curriculum designed to prepare students to be desirable

employees of nurseries, greenhouses, florists or landscape

businesses. Both maintenance and establishment of lawns, as well

as, landscaping homes and businesses are included in the

curriculum. The principles of design are also included along with

plant identification, budgeting, and cultivation procedures.

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: Monday—Friday

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 01.0601

Occupation SOC Code

Lawn Service Technician 37-1012.00

Groundskeeper 37-1012.00

Nursery Worker 45-2092.00

Turf Management 37-3011.00

Landscape Designer 17-1012.00

Florist 27-1023.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Courses of Study

Botany

Environmental Science

Landscape Design

Small Engines

Floral Design

Greenhouse Management

Lawn and Tree Care

Disease & Insect Control

Plant and Flower Care

Propagating Nursery Stock

Certifications

PA Pesticides License

ICPI (Interlocking Concrete

Pavement Institute)

NCMA ( National Concrete/

Masonry Association

Versa-Lok Basic Training

Adult Training Programs

300-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $2,700

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM-9:00PM Required costs for the program

Daytime Daytime Evening

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435 $2,700

Fees $150 $150 $140

Textbooks $105 $105 $105

Supplies/Tools $86 $86 $86

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670 n/a

Transportation $1,320 $1,320 n/a

Loan Fees $50 $50 n/a

Misc. $900 $900 n/a

TOTAL $11,881 $14,716 $3,031

Required costs for the program*

Tuition $6,435

Fees $40

Textbooks $180

Supplies/Tools $107

TOTAL $6,762

*Students may apply for a private loan or make monthly payments

for the cost of the program. This program is not eligible for financial

aid.

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900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: Monday—Friday

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 48.0501

Occupation SOC Code

Tool and Die Maker 51-4111.00

CNC Operator 51-4011.00

Metal and Plastic Worker 51-4072.00

Tool Operator 51-4081.00

Quality Control Inspector 51-9061.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 100%

Machine Tool Technology

Manicuring

Program Description

Machine Tool Technology is a high paying field that requires both

technical knowledge and hands-on training. Students will learn to

design and create metal objects that are useful in everyday life.

Students will read blueprints, cut, shape and finish metal products

on state-of-the-art manual and computer controlled machines.

Students projects have included making: motorcycle parts, all terrain

vehicle parts, race car parts, machinist tools, chess sets, ornaments,

name tags, gears and 15 pound combat robots. This program is

accredited by NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills).

Courses of Study

Blueprint Reading and

Schematics

Computer Aided Design

Computer Aided Machining

Electric Motor Controls

Electronic Transformers

Hand and Bench Work

Drill Press & Grinder Use

Operating Lathes

Milling Machines

Metallurgy

Quality Control

Certifications

NIMS Level I Certification

OSHA Safety Certification

Program Description

The Manicuring Program teaches the students the basics of

manicuring and pedicuring, as well as advanced techniques and

skills used in applying nail enhancements such as acrylic overlays,

sculptured nails, nail wraps, and gel nails. Students will be taught

creative applications for nail art and airbrushing. The students are

also taught the professional skills needed for interaction with

clients. Upon completion of this program students will be eligible to

sit for the Pennsylvania State Board Exam for Manicurist.

300-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $2,700

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM-9:00PM

Career Paths 03101400-12.0410

Occupation SOC Code

Nail Technician 39-5092.00

Massage Therapist 31-9011.00

Cosmetologist 39-5012.00

Cosmeticians 39-5091.00

Salon Owner/Manager 11-1021.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Courses of Study

Theory

Manicures

Pedicures

Communication

Advanced Nail Care Topics

Hand and Foot Massage

Certifications

PA Nail Technician License

Adult Training Programs

300-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $2,700

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM-9:00PM

Required costs for the program

Daytime Daytime Evening

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435 $2,700

Fees $185 $185 $175

Textbooks $353 $353 $353

Supplies/Tools $213 $213 $213

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670 n/a

Transportation $1,320 $1,320 n/a

Loan Fees $50 $50 n/a

Misc. $900 $900 n/a

TOTAL $12,291 $15,126 $3,441

Required costs for the program

Tuition $2,700

Fees $220

Textbooks $255

TOTAL $3,175

*Students may apply for a private loan or make monthly payments

for the cost of the program. This program is not eligible for financial

aid.

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Career Paths CIP Code: 46.0504

Occupation SOC Code

Roughneck 47-5071.00

Wireline Operators 47-5031.00

Well Tender 53-7073.00

Roustabout 47-5071.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 100%

Courses of Study

Technologies Basic to the

Delivery of Natural Fuel

Gases

Preventing/Controlling

Worksite Incidents/

Workplace Safety

Pipeline Construction Safety

Procedures Basic to Gas

Well Tending

Maintaining/Operating Gas

Wells, Gas Field Piping

Systems, M&R Equipment

Abnormal Operating

Conditions

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Multimedia Design

Courses of Study

Graphics and Interactive

Media

Digital Documents

Multimedia Presentations

Web Design

Animation

Digital Photography

Videography

Advanced Software Training

Certifications

WOW Certified Apprentice

Webmaster, Web Designer

Microsoft Office Certified

Web Developer Apprentice

Adobe Software

Certifications

Adult Training Programs

Evening program

80-hour, 4-week program

Tuition: $3,920

Days: M-F

Hours: 5:00PM-9:00PM

Daytime program

80-hour, 2-week program

Tuition: $3,920

Days: M-F

Hours: 8:00AM-4:00PM

Certifications

OSHA Safety Certification

Career Paths CIP Code: 11.0801

Occupation SOC Code

Multimedia Artist 27-1014.00

Animator 27-1014.00

Web Designer 15-1099.04

Photographer 27-4021.00

Videographer 27-4031.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: Monday—Friday

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Program Description

This program gives students the freedom to be creative, imaginative,

and inspired artistically to design presentations for entertainment,

industrial and commercial use. Students will learn to use hardware

such as digital and video cameras, and projectors in conjunction

with the computer and the internet. The course content is designed

to create animations, manipulate photographs, create pictures,

presentations, podcasts and websites using state-of-the-art

illustrator software. Both platforms of personal computers and

Apple Macs are taught. Finally, students complete a digital portfolio

showcasing their “best works”.

Program Description

The Natural Gas Certified Energy Specialist program provides

specialized training covering various aspects of the natural gas

industry. The Certified Energy Specialist class is an 80-hour course

that includes three groups of study: General Knowledge,

Terminology and Industry Specific Safety Training. Industry

Regulations and environmental issues pertinent to each area of

study are discussed and reviewed. The program supplies the

graduate with general knowledge basic to a wide range of jobs in

the natural gas industry.

Natural Gas Certified Energy Specialist Training

Required costs for the program*

Tuition $3,372

Fees $298

Textbooks $250

Total $3,920

*Students may apply for a private loan or self pay for the cost of the

program. This is a certified WIA training program. Therefore, eligi-

ble students may qualify for funding provided by the PA CareerLink

or Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR). This program is not

eligible for financial aid.

Required costs for the program

Dependent Independent

Tuition $6,435 $6,435

Fees $40 $40

Textbooks $60 $60

Supplies/Tools $130 $130

Room/Board $2,835 $5,670

Transportation $1,320 $1,320

Loan Fees $50 $50

Misc. $900 $900

TOTAL $11,770 $14,605

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Nurse Aide Training

Program Description

This program will actively engage students in the process of

receiving, storing, shipping, controlling and distributing products.

Students will use conveyors, hand trucks, and carts to transport

materials/supplies. They will work in the Forbes Road CTC

Distribution Center using technology to scan and track products.

This program will expose students to careers related to the

movement of materials and products.

Career Paths CIP Code: 52.0203

Occupation SOC Code

Forklift Operators 53-7051.00

Hand Laborers 53-7062.00

Shipping & Receiving Clerks 43-5071.00

Procurement Clerks 43-3061.00

Transportation Managers 11.3071.01

Storage and Distribution Managers 11.3071.02

Placement rate

2012-2013 N/A

Courses of Study

Safety and Ergonomics

Inventory Management

Procurement Operations

Receiving Operations

Stocking and Put-away

Order Selection

Packing Operations

Shipping and Transportation

Adult Training Programs

Certifications

OSHA Lift Truck Safety

OSHA Forklift Certification

900-hour, 36-week program

Tuition: $6,435

Days: Monday—Friday

Hours: 7:30AM—1:00PM

Program Description

This 150 hour program is for students who would like formal training

as a nursing assistant. A nurse aide is part of a team that cares for

the personal needs and comfort of people with health problems and

assists a doctor and nursing staff in carrying out health care

treatments. Under the supervision of a licensed nurse, you will be

trained to bathe, dress, feed, mobilize and transport people; obtain

temperature, pulse and blood pressure measurements; and report

observations and reactions. This course will include classroom, lab

and clinical experiences. Upon completion of the program, the

student will be eligible to take the NNAAP (National Nurse Aide

Assessment Program) exam.

150-hour, 8-week program

Tuition: $750 Theory/Lab Clinical

Days: M-Th Sat. (second week of training)

M-F (last week of training)

Hours: 5PM-9PM 7AM-3PM

Career Paths CIP Code: 51.3902

Occupation SOC Code

Nurse Aide 31-1014.00

Home Health Assistant 31-1011.00

Licensed Practical Nurse 29-2061.00

Registered Nurse 29-1141.00

Placement rate

2012-2013 100%

Warehouse Management

Courses of Study

Communication Skills

Infection Control

Safety/Emergency

Resident’s Rights,

Independence and

Environment

Nutrition

Common Diseases

Resident Care Procedures

Death and Dying

Restorative Care

Aging and Disease Process

Intervention

Certifications

NNAAP

Required costs for the program*

Tuition $750

Fees $291

Textbooks $160

Supplies/Tools $157

TOTAL $1,358

*Students may apply for a private loan or self pay for the cost of the

program. This is a certified WIA training program. Therefore, eligi-

ble students may qualify for funding provided by the PA CareerLink

or Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR). This program is not

eligible for financial aid.

Required costs for the program*

Tuition $6,435

Fees $40

Textbooks $50

Supplies/Tools $85

TOTAL $6,610

*Students may apply for a private loan or make monthly payments

for the cost of the program. This is a certified WIA training program.

Therefore, eligible students may qualify for funding provided by the

PA CareerLink or Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR). This pro-

gram is not eligible for financial aid.

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Forbes Road Career and Technology Center and

American Home Inspectors Training (AHIT) have

teamed up to offer you the training programs listed

below. AHIT step-by-step processes and extensive

experience coupled with a proven track record of

successfully preparing and supporting thousands of

home inspectors makes this program the right choice for you. Go to

http://www.ahit.com/affiliates/forbesroad for more information

about enrollment. Classroom and Online training is available.

16-hour course, 4 evenings

Registration Fee: $160

Days: T/Th

Hours: 6:00PM– 10:00PM

Schedule: January 13, 15, 20, 22, 2015

American Home Industry Trainer (AHIT) Online Courses

Please go to

http://www.ahit.com/affiliates/forbesroad

for program and enrollment information.

Emissions Certification EPA Certification Course

This 40-hour course prepares technicians for the EPA Refrigerant

Transition and Recovery Certification Exam. A minimum of two

years of experience in the field of Heating, Ventilation and AC is

recommended. The 300-hour HVAC program is more suitable for

those requiring training. Cost of exam is included in tuition.

40-hour, 5-week course

Registration Fee: $300

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM– 9:00PM

Schedule: TBA—Summer 2014

4-hour course, ONE evening

Registration Fee: $85

Days: Tues.

Hours: 6:00PM– 10:00PM

Date options: July 8, 2014

October 7, 2014

January 6, 2015

March 10, 2015

Emissions Re-Certification

12-hour course, 3 evenings

Registration Fee: $150

Days: T-W-Th

Hours: 6:00PM– 10:00PM

Schedule: February 17, 18, 19, 2015

Student must be available for tactile portion of the exam the

week following the written exam.

State Safety Inspection

ServSafe Certification

Forbes offers an eight-hour class with eight hours of home study

food safety training and in-class testing. In addition, professional

food handlers can choose to take the eight-hour home study course

and in-class testing. ServSafe Essentials textbook and exam answer

sheet will be made available to the student at least one week prior

to in-class training or exam. Pre-registration is required. Please call

for more information.

8-hour course, 2 days or evenings

Registration Fee: $150

Days: T/Th

Hours: TBA

Schedule: TBA

2-hour exam only

Registration Fee: $125

Days: TBA

Hours: TBA

Schedule: TBA

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Certification and On-Line Courses

Classes available: HOME INSPECTION TRAINING

ENERGY AUDIT TRAINING

SOLAR TRAINING

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On-Line Courses

Ed2go Online Courses

Tuition $495-$2995

Tuition starts at $95

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This 35-hour, 10-week, course is designed to provide the fundamen-

tal skills necessary for creating milling geometry and tool operations.

The class will include basic job setup, machine definition, geometry

creation, tool paths, wire frame development and post processing.

Students will develop and transfer programs to a HAAS milling

machine.

MasterCam Mill Level 1

Course Description

The 35-hour CNC programming course will provide instruction on

safe operation, G code and program formats used in CNC program-

ming. Students will learn all of the various functions of the HAAS

and Fadal control units, and write and run CNC programs. The

second part of the course will concentrate on advanced CNC

programming including set up, operation, maintenance of CNC mill-

ing centers and applications of canned cycle operations. Students

are prepared to take the National Institute of Metalworking Skills

(NIMS) Level I certification in CNC Mill Operation after completing

the course.

CNC Mill Programming Intro Course CNC Machining

Automotive Mechanics

Course Description

This 35-hour course allows participants to expand their basic

knowledge of automobiles. Instruction will review the theory of auto-

motive operations and common repair techniques. Participants will

become familiar with the basics of preventive maintenance, emer-

gency repairs and the operational systems of the automobile.

10 sessions, 35 hours

Registration Fee: $270

Days: T or Th

Hours: 5:30PM—9:00PM

10 sessions, 35 hours

Registration Fee: $270

Days: M or W

Hours: 5:30PM—9:00PM

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Auto Body Repair

Course Description

These 35-hour courses provide instruction in the basic fundamentals

of auto body repair. The topics include gas brazing, dent repair, body

filling, feather edging, priming, sanding and refinishing. Vehicle

construction, modern painting techniques and estimating are also

covered. Cost of supplies is included in the tuition.

Personal Enrichment and Short Term Courses

Course Description

This 20-hour course provides a basic understanding of the Computer

Numerically Controlled (CNC) process. Emphasis is on programming

and operating equipment. This course includes programming the

procedures including milling codes and an introduction to the vertical

milling machine.

5 sessions, 20 hours

Registration Fee: $350

Days: M/W

Hours: 5:00PM—9:00PM

10 sessions, 35 hours

Registration Fee: $600

Days: M/W

Hours: 5:30PM—9:00PM

10 sessions, 35 hours

Tuition: $650

Days: M/W

Hours: 5:30PM-9:00PM

Cosmetology Board Preparation

Math for Union Trades and Employer Exams 4 sessions, 12 hours

Registration Fee: 100

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM—8:00PM

Course Description

This 12-hour course is a refresher to help cosmetologists prepare to

take the State Board Exam. Students must have 1250 completed

Cosmetology hours to take the course.

Interested in taking an apprenticeship test for

electrician, carpenter, plumber, sheet metal worker,

or, heavy equipment operator?

This 12-hour course will help those who desire a career in the con-

struction/building trades prepare to solve math problems found on

apprenticeship entrance exams and pre-employment exams.

Course topics include reading a ruler, (16th, 8th and quarter inch);

adding and subtracting fractions; converting fractions to decimals,

and decimals to fractions; and converting between the various incre-

ments of inches, feet, yards and special relationships. Test-taking

strategies will also be discussed. Students will become familiar with

exam formats through practice tests.

4 sessions, 12 hours

Registration Fee: $100

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM—8:00PM

Computer Employability Skills

Course Description

This 15-hour class will prepare students for office employment by

learning the computer skills desired by employers. Microsoft Word,

Excel and PowerPoint are covered and include document formatting,

record management, tracking business expenses, proofreading and

office procedures. Students will strengthen their keyboarding skills

and receive job-hunting tips.

5 sessions, 15 hours

Registration Fee: $125

Days: T/Th

Hours: 5:00PM—8:00PM

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2014-2015 Pre-registration Form

Forbes Road Career and Technology Center 607 Beatty Road

Monroeville, PA 15146

412-373-8100 x223

Adult Class Pre-registration

Last Name First Name Social Security #

Street Address City State Zip Code

County Home Phone Cell Phone

Email Birthdate Male or Female

Methods of Payments:

Cash Check Money Order Credit Card

(Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover)

Checks can be made payable to Forbes Road CTC

For credit card payments, check one of the above options and include the following information:

Credit Card #______________________________________________ Expiration Date:__________________

Signature: ________________________________________________ Date:___________________________

Program or Course Title Day(s) Time Program or Course Cost

Total Cost:

Return completed registration form with $30.00 application fee if you wish to enroll in any Adult Training Program.

Students interested in Certifications or Personal Development courses are not required to include the $30

application fee with the registration form.

Please return to:

Forbes Road CTC

607 Beatty Road

Monroeville, PA 15146

Attn: Tiffany Bankosh, Adult Program Secretary

Once Forbes receives the application, additional paperwork required for admission will be sent out to the student.

By signing below, you agree that the information above is correct.

Signature_________________________________________________Date____________________________

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Forbes Road Career and Technology Center

Adult Training Department

607 Beatty Road

Monroeville, PA 15146

Phone 412.373.8100 Fax 412.373.6856

Adult Training Coordinator x 253

Adult Program Secretary x 223

Check us out on the web at www.forbesroad.com—click on Adult Education tab