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Registration Information.................................................... 3

Professional Development Courses ..................................... 5

Small Business Center Courses ........................................ 29

Public Health & Safety Courses ........................................ 38

Personal Enrichment Courses ........................................... 44

Basic Skills Courses ........................................................ 52

Registration Form ........................................................... 56

Adult Basic Education......................................919-209-2065

Adult High School ...........................................919-464-2378

Biotechnology ................................................919-209-2591

Career Readiness Certification ..........................919-209-2529

Career Training ..............................................919-209-2159

Community Services .......................................919-464-2421

Compensatory Education .................................919-209-2542

Computer Courses ..........................................919-209-2592

Customized Training .......................................919-209-2082

Defensive Driving ...........................................919-464-2369

Emergency Services .......................................919-464-2351

Employability Skills - HRD ...............................919-209-2042

English as a Second Language (ESL) .................919-209-2065

Fire Services ..................................................919-464-2356

GED .............................................................919-209-2065

In-Service Law Enforcement ............................919-209-2514

Licensing .......................................................919-209-2595

Nursing Assistant ...........................................919-464-2368

Online Courses ...............................................919-209-2256

Small Business Center ....................................919-209-2015

Teacher Assistant/Renewal ..............................919-209-2159

Workforce Development Center ........................919-209-2591

Cleveland Center ............................................919-989-2128

Continuing Education ......................................919-934-3051

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How To Register

Four Easy Ways to Register

By Mail If submitting the registration by mail, complete the Continuing Education Registration Form found on the last page of the schedule. The Continuing Education Registration Form may also be printed from the website at http://www.johnstoncc.edu/pdfs/ce_regform.pdf. Mail the completed Continuing Education Registration Form in with your check or money order to the address shown on the form. If paying by credit card, you will be contacted for your information. Do not mail cash.

By Fax Fax registrations to (919) 989-7862. Faxed registrations must be paid by credit card. You will be contacted for your credit card information.

In Person You may also register in person by coming by the registration window at Student Services located in the Wilson Building to complete the registration form. After registering, payment can be made at the Cashier’s Window beside the Bookstore in the Wilson Building. Hours for registration and payment are Monday – Thursday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm and Friday from 8:00 am – 3:00 pm Students attending classes at the Cleveland Center may register during walk-in hours of Monday – Thursday from 8:00 am – 8:00 pm and Friday from 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. For further Cleveland campus information, you may call 919-989-2128. Students attending classes at the Workforce Development Center may register from 8:00 am – 9:00 pm Monday – Thursday.

Online Registration You may search, register, and pay for classes online by simply clicking on the WebAdvisor link located on the JCC Home Page, and click on “Continue to WebAdvisor”. Next, select the Continuing Education button and then select “Register and Pay for Continuing Education Classes”. You may search for classes using a keyword, course name, start or end dates, location, or instructor’s last name. Select the class you want, and click “submit”. Complete the registration process, and pay for the class by credit card only.

Who May Register?If you are 18 years old or older, you may register for a course.

Under the current law, North Carolina does not allow students under the age of 16 to regis-ter for Continuing Education courses, with the exception of self-supporting community service courses that may be offered in the summer.

Registration for In-Service Law Enforcement Officers(Must be a law enforcement officer to attend this mandated training)You can register on-line by completing the on-line registration form at http://www.johnstoncc.edu/lawenforcementinservice.aspx or by email-ing Carla Roberts at [email protected] must include your name, agency, course title/date and contact phone number. If you need further assistance, or have questions, please call Carla Roberts, In-Service LE Coordi-nator, 919-209-2514 or BLET School Director, 919-209-2203.

When to RegisterPre-registration is a necessity! Due to limited space in some classes, advanced registration is required for all courses with the exception of Basic Skills. All classes/instructors provided are subject to change due to specific circumstances and low enrollment may result in class cancella-tion. All pre-registered students will be notified in advance of any changes to classes. If you are not pre-registered, you may not receive notice of changes. Students must register at least FIVE CALENDAR DAYS prior to the class start date.

After you RegisterPlan to attend the classes for which you regis-tered as scheduled. You will not be contacted unless there is a change in the class; for exam-ple, if the class is postponed, full or canceled.

Fees/Books/Supplies Registration fees, which are listed with each class description, do not include the cost of textbooks or supplies. Fees are set by the NC General Assembly and are based on the number of contact hours for each course. Some of the courses listed in this schedule require textbooks that may be purchased at the JCC Bookstore.Please contact the Bookstore for operating times or check our website. Any textbooks and/or course materials may be purchased during these times. The College Bookstore can be contacted by dialing (919) 209-2104.

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Some courses listed in this schedule will require a lab or technology fee. The fee will be listed with the each applicable class.

Refund Policy A student who officially withdraws (in writing) from a course prior to the first class meeting is eligible for a 100% refund. A student may be eligible to receive a 75% refund of the registra-tion fee if the student officially withdraws (in writing) from the course after the class begins but prior to the 10% census date (10% of total course hours). A student would not be entitled to receive a refund if he/she withdraws after the 10% census date (more than 10% of total course hours) of the course. Courses offered as self-supporting are not eligible for a refund as these programs are funded by registration fees collected. Students are eligible for a 100% refund if the class is canceled by the College.

Course Repetition PolicyA special provision of the State General Assembly concerning course repetition became effective July 1, 1993. Students who take an occupational extension course more than TWICE within a FIVE-YEAR period shall pay their cost for the course at a rate based on current contact hour value. Stu-dents shall be primarily responsible for monitor-ing course repetitions; however, the College shall review records and charge students full cost for courses taken more than twice. (Senior citizens who are legal residents of North Carolina and who wish to enroll in an occupational extension course will not be required to pay for taking the course twice. Senior citizens who take an occupational extension course more than TWICE within a FIVE-YEAR period shall pay their cost for the course.) Students may repeat occupational extension courses an unlimited number of times if the rep-etitions are required for certification, licensure, or recertification.

Course Locations & DirectionsCourses are held in many different locations. These locations should be listed with the particu-lar course information. Maps to JCC’s campus in Smithfield, 245 College Road, Smithfield, 27577; the Cleveland Center, 9046 Cleveland Road, Clayton, 27520; Howell Woods, 6601 Devils Racetrack Road, Four Oaks, 27524; Kenly Cen-ter, 408 South College Avenue, Kenly, 27542; and Workforce Development Center, 135 Best-wood Drive, Clayton, 27520 can be found on the website at www.johnstoncc.edu.

An Important Message for North Carolina Senior CitizensEffective July1, 2010, Senior citizens age 65 or older who are qualified as legal residents of North Carolina are waived from paying a regis-tration fee for one course of noncredit instruction per academic semester. This does not include self supporting (SS) courses. Senior citizens are required to submit a registration form, to pay any required technology fees, and to buy any required supplies or textbooks.

**All classes/instructors provided are sub-ject to change due to specific circumstances, and low enrollment may result in class can-cellation. All registered participants will be notified in either event. Please refer to the Continuing Education Refund Policy.

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starts! Late registration is discouraged,

and you may not be allowed to enter

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10 Biotechnology

12 Computer Training

14 Licensing Courses

16 Career Training

22 Real Estate

24 Teacher Assistant/Renewal

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES



P R O F E S S I O N A L D E V E L O P M E N T C O U R S E S

Human Resource Development

Employability Skills Training - FEE WAIVED to Qualified Participants

HRD Tuition and Fee WaiverHuman Resource Development provides skills assessment services, employability skills train-ing and career development activities for adults who are unemployed or underemployed. Reg-istration fees for the following Career Development classes may be fee waived for individuals who meet the following criteria:• Unemployed• Received notice of pending layoff • Working and eligible for Federal Earned

Income Tax Credit (FEIT) or • Working and earn wages at or below two

hundred percent (200%) of the federal poverty guidelines.

To sign up or get more information on Employability Skills Training courses contact Danielle Hussey at 919-209-2042. Pre-registration is required for all Employability Skills Training courses!

Job Searching using Technology (55 Hrs)This course is designed to enhance the job seeker’s ability to use technology in the job search process. The instruction presented in this class will focus on assessing one’s technology literacy, developing a basic understanding and development of moderate computer skills, using technology in implementing job search strategies, using technology in creating employment related documents (resume, cover letters, applications and electronic portfolios) and understanding the impact of social networking on employment. *Class fee may be waived if financial eligibility requirements are met (unemployed, underemployed, received notice of a layoff).

Course Code: HRD 3005 02PDate: January 14-25 M,T,W,TH,FCourse Time: 8:30am-3:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee Bldg Room: A115 Registration: $175 Book: NoneInstructor: Ward Lunch: 1 hour NOTE: FLASH DRIVE REQUIRED

Course Code: HRD 3005 03PDate: February 11-22 M,T,W,TH,F Course Time: 8:30am-3:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee Bldg Room: A115Registration: $175 Book: NoneInstructor: Ward Lunch: 1 hour NOTE: FLASH DRIVE REQUIRED

Course Code: HRD 3005 04PDate: March 11-22 M,T,W,TH,F Course Time: 8:30am-3:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee Bldg Room: A115Registration: $175 Book: NoneInstructor: Ward Lunch: 1 hour NOTE: FLASH DRIVE REQUIRED

Course Code: HRD 3005 05PDate: April 15-26 M,T,W,TH,F Course Time: 8:30am-3:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee Bldg Room: A115Registration: $175 Book: NoneInstructor: Ward Lunch: 1 hour NOTE: FLASH DRIVE REQUIRED

Skills for a New Career (9 Hrs)Can you sell yourself to potential employers? Build your self-confidence, and learn how to network. This class will introduce social networking, online applications and include a self-assessment. *Class fee may be waived if financial eligibility requirements are met (unemployed, underemployed, received notice of a layoff).

Course Code: HRD 3001 20PDate: February 25-27 M,T,W Course Time: 9:00am-12:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee BuildingRoom: A115 Registration: $65 Book: None Instructor: Ward

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Course Code: HRD 3001 21PDate: April 29-May1 M,T,W Course Time: 9:00am-12:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee BuildingRoom: A115 Registration: $65 Book: None Instructor: Ward

Effective Strategies for Your Job Search (3 Hrs)Stay one step beyond your competition. This 3-hour workshop will provide effective tips on topics critical for a successful job search. Learn how to match your career goals with your skills and interests. Also gain some tips on creating a productive résumé, creating effective cover letters, interviewing skills, and the best way to handle difficult information. Be ready for the “elevator speech”. Come learn what you need to know to get the attention of employers. You will soon be on your way to a new career!! *Class fee may be waived if financial eligibility requirements are met (unemployed, underemployed, received notice of a layoff).

Course Code: HRD 3001 22PDate: February 25 M Course Time: 1:00-4:00pmLocation: Department of Employment Security, Smithfield https://www.ncesc.com/default.aspx Registration: $65 Book: NoneInstructor: Ward

Course Code: HRD 3001 23PDate: April 29 MCourse Time: 1:00-4:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee BuilingRoom: A115 Registration: $65 Book: NoneInstructor: Ward

Résumé, Cover Letters & Interview Skills (15 Hrs)This 15-hour, hands-on workshop will be your opportunity to identify your skills and to actually create an effective résumé, as well as prepare a cover letter, and learn interview skills which will get the attention of employers. A knowledgeable instructor will guide you through the development of each employment document and also provide guidance on assessing your strengths and identifying your accomplishments. Bring your experience, educational history and reference contact information. *Class fee may be waived if financial eligibility requirements are met (unemployed, underemployed, received notice of a layoff).

Course Code: HRD 3001 10PDate: January 28-30 M,T,W Course Time: 9:00am-3:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee BuildingRoom: A115 Registration: $65 Book: NoneLunch: 1 hour Instructor: Ward

Course Code: HRD 3001 11PDate: March 25-27 M,T,W Course Time: 9:00am-3:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee BuildingRoom: A115 Registration: $65 Book: NoneLunch: 1 hour Instructor: Ward

Course Code: HRD 3001 12 PDate: April 8-10 M,T,W Course Time: 9:00am-3:00pmLocation: JCC/Elsee BuildingRoom: A115 Registration: $65 Book: NoneLunch: 1 hour Instructor: Ward




Pre-Teller Certification (30 Hrs)Pre-Teller Certification is designed to assist individuals who would like to enter the banking industry. This class provides entry-level skill awareness and development, computer skills training, baking terminology, customer service skills, career exploration, employment document creation and strategies for job seeking and retention. If you are interested in a career in banking, come and learn from those who are actually in the banking field. This class is the perfect place to start! *Class fee may be waived if financial eligibility requirements are met (unemployed, underemployed, received notice of a layoff).

Course Code: HRD 3004 06PDate: February 4-March 6 M,W Course Time: 6:15pm-9:15pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRoom: 8Registration: $120 Book: NoneInstructor: Ellis

Course Code: HRD 3004 08PDate: April 15-May 15 M,W Course Time: 6:00-9:00 pmLocation: JCC/ Elsee BuildingRoom: A115Registration: $120 Book: NoneInstructor: Ellis

Pathways to Customer Service (30 Hrs)This 30 hour course is specifically for those who are seeking employment in fields which require customer contact. Learn how to answer customer questions, establish credibility and trust, handle complaints, stay customer-focus and understand customer behaviors. A Customer Service Certificate can help you stay one step above your competition in applying for entry-level jobs in retail services, hotel hospitality, food service operations, hospital patient relation, financial institutions and various call centers. *Class fee may be waived if financial eligibility requirements are met (unemployed, underemployed, received notice of a layoff).

Course Code: HRD 3004 07PDate: March 19-April 18 T, TH Course Time: 6:00-9:00pmLocation: JCC/ Elsee Building Room: A115Registration: $120 Book: NoneInstructor: Astoske

CAREER READINESS CERTIFICATION

What is the CRC?The Career Readiness Certificate is a portable credential that promotes career development and skill attainment for the individual, and confirms to employers that an individual pos-sesses basic workplace skills in reading, applied math, and locating information – essential skills required by the vast majority of jobs today. To learn more go to http://www.act.org/products/workforce-act-national-career-readiness-certifi-cate/ .

Career Readiness Certificate Levels and Employability:

Bronze - Core employability skills for approximately 30% of all jobsSilver - Core employability skills for approximately 65% of all jobsGold - Core employability skills for approximately 90% of all jobs

North Carolina’s Career Readiness Certificate proves to employers that you have the skills to do the job, and you will need the skills.

Getting these skills is very simple. Once you have the skills, you can get your Career Readi-ness Certificate, which employers nationwide recognize as proof of your skills.

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WorkKeys Test Dates & Times:8am - 12pm 1pm - 5pm 6pm - 10pm

Jan 29 Jan 16 Jan 9Feb 26 Feb 13 Jan 23Mar 26 Mar 13 Feb 6April 30 April 24 Feb 20

Mar 6April 3April 17May 8

*** Please call Sharon Neville, Workforce Development Testing Specialist 919-209-2529, to schedule a testing date. The WorkKeys assessments cost $10 per assessment and are administered at the Johnston County Workforce Development Center in Clayton.

WorkKeys®-CRC Test Prep (15 Hrs)This class is designed to prepare students to take the WorkKeys® assessments. Each area of concentration will cover basic subject mat-ter needed to upgrade skill level and prepare the student to take the WorkKeys® exam. Registration fees for the following Career Development classes may be fee waived for individuals who meet the following criteria:• Unemployed; • Received notice of pending layoff; • Working and eligible for Federal Earned In-

come Tax Credit (FEIT); or • Working and earn wages at or below two

hundred percent (200%) of the federal pov-erty guidelines.

Contact Danielle Hussey at (919) 209-2042 to sign up for class.

Course Code: HRD 3004 02PDates: February 4-18 M,WCourse Times: 6:00-9:00pmLocation: WDC, Clayton Room: 2012Registration Fee: $65 Book: NoneInstructor: Keene

Course Code: HRD 3004 03PDates/Days: March 4-18 M,WCourse Times: 9:00am-12:00pmLocation: Cleveland Campus Room: 8Registration Fee: $65 Book: NoneInstructor: Wright

Course Code: HRD 3004 04PDates: April 8-22 M, WCourse Times: 6:00-9:00pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 8Instructor: Horner Book: None

Course Code: HRD 3004 05PDates/Days: April 29-May 13 M, WCourse Times: 6:00-9:00pmLocation: Benson Room: Instructor: Horner Book: None




BIOTECHNOLOGY

BioWork/AAS Bioprocess Technology Information Session Schedule

JCC has scheduled required information sessions for anyone interested in Biotechnology Courses & the AAS in Bioprocess Technology degree. The sessions are held at 1:00 pm and again at 6:00 pm on the dates listed below. The sessions are FREE to attend, but registration is required. Please call the Workforce Development Center at 919-209-2591 to register.

• February 4• April 8• May 6• June 3

BioWork Certificate Program (Level I) (136 Hrs)Students who complete this 136-hour BioWork Certificate course will gain the basic skills and general knowledge needed for entry-level pro-cess technicians in Bioprocessing, Pharmaceuti-cal, and Chemical Manufacturing, as well as, participate in the Human Resource Development aspect of the course. The course includes nine (9) modules such as Quality, Measurements, Transforming Matter, Growing Living Cells, Safety, Sterile Processes, Process Control, and Nuts and Bolts. There are exams at the end of each module. Additionally, this course will cover all aspects of the job search in the Biotechnol-ogy arena, including a job market overview, job search tools and strategies, resume preparation, and interviewing practice. Computer literacy, teamwork, time management, and problem solving are also incorporated in the course. To gain admission to the BioWork course, each stu-dent must show proficiency in reading and math skills, as indicated by the Accuplacer assess-ment test. In addition, interested students must attend one of the regularly scheduled Informa-tion Sessions at the Workforce Development Center. The course has limited space. Books are BioWork Volume I & II (set), and are available at the JCC Bookstore.

Course Code: ISC 3200 01PDate: January 8-May 7 T,ThCourse Time: 1-5pm (Holiday: 03/28)Location: WDC, Clayton Registration: $175 Book: $110

Course Code: ISC 3200 02PDate: January 7-May 6 M,W Course Time: 6-10pm (Holiday: 1/21)Location: WDC, Clayton Registration: $175 Book: $110

Course Code: ISC 3200 03PDate: January 8-May 7 T,Th Course Time: 6-10pm (Holiday: 03/28)Location: WDC, Clayton Registration: $175 Book: $110

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Advanced Biomanufacturing Training (Level II) (NEW!! 148 Hrs)This course is the next in succession to BioWork (Level I). With advanced training, you will be a step above others in knowledge level of the Bio-manufacturing and increase your hiring poten-tial! This course offers 4 separate certifications and also allows you to take the NC State Exami-nation in Biomanufacturing. Currently, JCC is the only college that offers this combination course. Certifications include:

Advanced Bioprocessing Certificate (ABC) (64 Hrs)Students who complete all 6 modules (64 hours) of this advanced certificate program will gain knowledge in advanced Bioprocessing practices, including safety in Biomanufactur-ing environments, advanced quality systems, applied chemical processes, monitoring process variables in Biomanufacturing, applied sterile processing, and applied cell culture. This course has been customized for current industry needs. Advanced Bioprocessing Certificate Program will allow students to gain the necessary skills and knowledge needed for advanced process techni-cian positions in Bioprocessing, Pharmaceutical, and Chemical Manufacturing.

Aseptic Training Certificate (60 Hrs)This 60 hour training course prepares individu-als to work as process technicians in aseptic pharmaceutical, Biomanufacturing and chemi-cal manufacturing environments. The course encompasses gowning for aseptic environments, environmental monitoring, and product fill line operations. Students receive much hands-on application training and become comfortable with the heart of biomanufacturing: production.

BioProcess Technician State Exam REVIEW COURSE (24 Hrs) This course provides extensive review before taking the NC State Examination in Biomanufac-turing, a growing requirement trend for indus-tries. Students will be able to take the state exam in the class.

Course Code: ISC 3200 30PDate: February 4-June 24 M, W Course Time: 5:30pm-9:30pm Location: WDC, Clayton Registration: $175 + $55 (state exam fee)Book: No textbook required, materials provided by JCC

BioWork Process Technician State ExamStudents who complete the BioWork Certifi-cate Program (Level I) are eligible to take the BioWork Process Technician State Exam. All previous BioWork students are encouraged to complete this state certification. Please call 919-209-2591 to register for the exam by the due dates below. You must be able to provide a BioWork certificate from JCC or another college to verify that you have completed the course. Exam Fee: $55 for testing

To Test ON: You MUST register BY:Tuesday, Feb. 19 Tuesday, Jan. 22 5:30pm – 10:00pm before 5pm______________________________________

Wednesday, Mar. 27 Tuesday, Feb. 2612:30pm – 5:00pm before 5pm______________________________________

Tuesday, May 7 Tuesday, April 97:30am – 12 noon before 5pm

BioWork Process Technician State Exam REVIEW COURSE (24 Hrs) Students who are interested in attending a review class before taking the BioWork Process Technician State Exam, please consider taking the 24-hour review course.

Course Code: ISC 3200 40PDate: March 11-20 M,T,W Course Time: 5pm-9pm Location: WDC, Clayton Registration: $65 Book: No textbook required

Individual BioWork Unit Classes (Level I)BioWork Individual Units are offered throughout the year for students who may have missed units during a regular BioWork offering OR for Industry professionals taking units periodically to complete their certificate. Please call Shelley Gardner @ 919-209-2591 for all available offerings.

Pathways to BioWork (72 Hrs)This 72-hour Pre-BioWork course focuses on the basic skills and general knowledge needed to enter the BioWork Certificate Program. It will work in the areas of Biomathematics, Reading and Science for the industry, career exploration and job preparation. To gain admission to the course, each student must have reading and




math skills at the 7th grade level or higher as indicated by an assessment test. Attending an Information Session is required for admittance.

Course Code: HRD 3004 01PDate: February 5-April 30 T,TH Course Time: 6-9 pm (Holiday: 3/28)Location: WDC, Clayton Room: 1034A Registration: $175* Book: No textbook required*Class fee may be waived if financial eligi-bility requirements are met (unemployed, underemployed, received notice of a lay-off). Eligibility is determined on the first night of class.

Aseptic Maintenance (Level III) (60 Hrs)This 60 hour training course prepares students to work in pharmaceutical, biomanufactur-ing and chemical manufacturing environments as maintenance, instrumentation, calibra-tion, and other trade technicians. The course encompasses gowning for aseptic environ-ments, environmental monitoring, and product fill line operations. Topics of the course include understanding dedicated equipment, cleaning tools and specialty equipment, cGMP, and FDA regulated environments. Computer literacy, teamwork, time management, problem solving, and situational applications are incorporated in the course. There are exams given throughout the course. Student must have previous trade technician experience, or have completed or be enrolled in a trade program.

Will be offered in Summer 2013!

COMPUTER TRAINING

Keyboarding (24 Hrs)This 24 hour course is specifically for those who are seeking to learn the keyboard through touch-typing. Emphasis is placed on mastery of the keyboard. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate basic proficiency in keyboarding.

Course Code: CAS 3010 01PDate: January 7-February 2 M,W,FCourse Time: 9am-11 amLocation: JCC/Elsee Bldg.Room: A164Registration: $65 Book: To be discussed during first class sessionTechnology Fee: $3

Course Code: CAS 3010 02PDate: February 14-May 2 ThCourse Time: 6pm-8pmLocation: JCC/Elsee BldgRoom: A164Registration: $65 Book: To be discussed during first class sessionTechnology Fee: $3

Beginner’s Guide to Computer Operations (24 Hrs)This course is designed for the beginner. The student will gain knowledge in computer and the Windows working environment, to include, basic computer terminology, basic file management, word processing, basic internet operations and email.

Course Code: CAS 3020 01PDate: January 14-February 6 M,WCourse Time: 9am-12 noonLocation: Cleveland Room: 004Registration: $65 Book: NoneTechnology Fee: $3

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Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007 (24 Hrs)This course will provide students with the work-ing knowledge necessary to create and print documents in a variety of formats using MS Word 2010. The instructor will demonstrate how to add, move and edit text move words form one document to another, change margins, tab settings, fonts sizes, as well as how to use the application tools such as the spell checker and the cut, copy and delete options.

Course Code: CAS 3120 02PDate: February 4-7 M, WCourse Time: 9 am-12 noonLocation: JCC/Elsee BldgRoom: A164Registration: $65 Book: RequiredTechnology Fee: $3

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007 (24 Hrs)This course will instruct students on the basic functions and features of Excel 2010. Students will gain knowledge on how to enter data, for-mulas and headings, as well as format cells, print worksheets and create charts. This course is great for beginners and for those who need to refresh their Excel skills.

Course Code: CAS 3050 01PDate: March 11-April 8 M, WCourse Time: 9 am-12 noonLocation: JCC/Elsee BldgRoom: A164Registration: $65 Book: RequiredTechnology Fee: $3

PowerPoint 2007 (12 Hrs)Students will gain knowledge on how to cre-ate professional slide show presentations which can be used for business plans, workshops or instructional environments. This course will show students how to build a presentation from scratch or on how to utilize the wizard to add and format text, Insert Word-Art and clipart, create graphs and animation, as well as sound.

Course Code: CAS 3060 01PDate: March 5-March 14 T,ThCourse Time: 9 am-12 noonLocation: WDC/ClaytonRoom: 2012Registration: $65 Book: RequiredTechnology Fee: $2

Quickbooks Pro 2012 (24 Hrs)This course is for those who want to convert to Quickbooks as an accounting and payroll system. Students will gain knowledge in cre-ating account setups, data lists, vendor lists, employee time inputs and etc… Basic computer skills recommended. Course Code: CAS 3080 01PDate: February 19-April 9 TCourse Time: 6pm-9pmLocation: WDC/ClaytonRoom: 1033Registration: $65 Book: Not RequiredTechnology Fee: $3




LICENSING PROGRAMSGo to page 56 for the Continuing Education Registration Form*.

* If your work or place of business is paying for you to take the Notary class, please fill out this sponsorship form to submit along with your registration.

Notary Public (6 Hours)This-six hour class is required for people who wish to apply through the NC Secretary of State’s Office to become commissioned. A mini-mum of 10 and a maximum of 20 students will be accepted. Participants must present a valid picture ID prior to entering class. Attendees must have a GED or Diploma in order to obtain a Notary commission and be at least 18 years of age. Due to mandated course hour requirements, participants arriving 20 minutes late will not be permitted into the class. Please take notice of the location of the class.

REQUIRED TEXTBOOK: Notary Public Guidebook for North Carolina, Tenth Edition, 2006, ISBN 978-1-56011-480-2 is available at the JCC Bookstore. (Prepaid registration and book are required.)

If your Notary is expired for less than a year, you can go to NC Secretary of State’s Notary website to obtain your reappointment online. http://www.secretary.state.nc.us/notary/

Course Code: MLS 3874 01PDate: January 14-15 M, TCourse Time: 6-9pmLocation: WDC, ClaytonRegistration: $65 Book: $28 Instructor: Dupree

Course Code: MLS 3874 02PDate: February 8 FCourse Time: 8am-3pm (1 hour lunch included)Location: WDC, ClaytonRegistration: $65 Book: $28 Instructor: Thomas

Course Code: MLS 3874 03P Date: March 18-19 M, TCourse Time: 6-9pmLocation: Cleveland Center Registration: $65 Book: $28 Instructor: Stevens

Course Code: MLS 3874 04PDate: April 12 FCourse Time: 8am-3pm (1 hour lunch included)Location: WDC, ClaytonRegistration: $65 Book: $28 Instructor: Thomas

Course Code: MLS 3874 05PDate: April 29-30 M, TCourse Time: 6-9pmLocation: WDC, ClaytonRegistration: $65 Book: $28 Instructor: Dupree

Course Code: MLS 3874 06PDate: May 10 FCourse Time: 8am-3pm (1 hour lunch included)Location: WDC, ClaytonRegistration: $65 Book: $28 Instructor: Thomas

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COSMETOLOGIST CE TRAINING

For courses offered on a self-supporting basis, there are no fee exemptions allowed. All class participants must pay the registration fee. Regis-tration fees vary depending upon the cost of the course and a minimum enrollment of students. *No refunds are permitted for withdrawal from self-supporting courses unless the College cancels the course. Self-supporting courses are noted with (SS*) beside the class title.

These courses are designed to assist North Caro-lina cosmetologists in acquiring the NC State required Continued Education hours.

NOTE: The CE provider no longer submits the CE hours directly to State Board. The cosmetologist is responsible for keeping the certificate until the end of the renewal cycle.

You only have a guaranteed seat if you have pre-registered. WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Link for directions to the Workforce Development Center (WDC, Clayton) http://www.johnstoncc.edu/workforcedevelopmentcenter.aspx

New Haircolor Trends 2012 / Fearless Hair Color Correction (8 Hrs) SS*

New Haircolor Trends 2012 Class Objective: Upon completion, the stylist will have a new insight to the leading hair color trends that are popular in 2012. Topics covered: Foil placement, how to select the best technique for each client as well as demonstrations of inter-lacing, chalking, smudging and dip dye hair color.

Fearless Hair Color Correction Class Objective: Upon completion, the stylist will be able to approach any hair color correc-tion situation with an easy step-by-step process. Topics covered include: removal of ash tones, neutralizing brassiness, removal of artificial dark tones, as well as easy steps to tint-back blonde hair to brunette.

Course Code: SEF 3001 10P (Haircolor starts at 8:30, Fearless starts at 1:15)Date: January 14 MCourse Time: 8:30am-5:15pmLocation: WDC, Clayton

Room: 1034B Registration: $65 Book: N/A

Course Code: SEF 3001 12P (Fearless starts at 8:30, Haircolor starts at 1:15)Date: March 11 MCourse Time: 8:30am-5:15pmLocation: WDC, Clayton Room: 1034B Registration: $65 Book: N/A

Fearless Hair Color Correction / Highlighting Made Easy (8 Hrs) SS*

Fearless Hair Color CorrectionClass Objective: Upon completion, the stylist will be able to approach any hair color correc-tion situation with an easy step-by-step process. Topics covered include: removal of ash tones, neutralizing brassiness, removal of artificial dark tones, as well as easy steps to tint-back blonde hair to brunette.

Highlighting Made Easy Class Objective: This course is designed to assist North Carolina cosmetologists in acquiring the NC State required Continued Education hours.

Course Code: SEF 3001 14P (Highlighting starts at 8:30, Fearless starts at 1:15)Date: May 13 M Course Time: 8:30am-5:15pmLocation: WDC, Clayton Room: 1034B Registration: $65 Book: N/A

CLEVELAND CENTER

Link for directions to the Cleveland Center http://www.johnstoncc.edu/clevelandcenter.aspx

Build New Business with Ease / Multi-Dimensional Highlighting (8 Hrs) SS*

Build New Business with EaseClass Objective: Upon completion, the stylist will have the knowledge and support needed to retain current clients and add new clients to their clientele base. There will also be dem-onstrations of highlighting techniques. Topics covered include: Retaining clients, promotions


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and events to entice new clients as well as dem-onstrations of Balayage, Ombre, Hair Melting, Marbling hair color and Lacing.

Multi-Dimensional Highlighting Class Objective: This course is designed to assist North Carolina cosmetologists in acquiring the NC State required Continued Education hours.

Course Code: SEF 3001 11P (Build New Business starts at 8:30, Multi-Dimen-sional Highlighting, starts at 1:15)Date: February 11 M Course Time: 8:30-5:15pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 3 Registration: $65 Book: N/A

New Haircolor Trends 2012 / Build New Business with Ease (8 Hrs) SS*

New Haircolor Trends 2012 Class Objective: Upon completion, the stylist will have a new insight to the leading hair color trends that are popular in 2012. Topics covered: Foil placement, how to select the best technique for each client as well as demonstrations of interlacing, chalking, smudging and dip dye hair color.

Build New Business with EaseClass Objective: Upon completion, the stylist will have the knowledge and support needed to retain current clients and add new clients to their clientele base. There will also be dem-onstrations of highlighting techniques. Topics covered include: Retaining clients, promotions and events to entice new clients as well as dem-onstrations of Balayage, Ombre, Hair Melting, Marbling hair color and Lacing.

Course Code: SEF 3001 13P (Haircolor starts at 8:30, Build New Business starts at 1:15)Date: April 15 M Course Time: 8:30-5:15pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 3 Registration: $65 Book: N/A

CAREER TRAINING

For courses offered on a self-supporting basis, there are no fee exemptions allowed. All class participants must pay the registration fee. Reg-istration fees vary depending upon the cost of the course and a minimum enrollment of stu-dents. *No refunds are permitted for withdrawal from self-supporting courses unless the College cancels the course. Self-supporting courses are noted with (SS*) beside the class title.

Refresher Training for Truck Drivers (40 Hrs) SS*

This 40 hour course is a refresher for former truck drivers wanting to re-enter the workforce. The course includes review of Federal Regulations required for entry level drivers, pre-trip inspec-tions, backing maneuvers, and highway driving. Participants must hold a current Class-A CDL, with no restriction for air-brakes, and a valid DOT medical card. A pre-enrollment drug screen is required as well as a 3-year MVR with no con-viction in the past 2 years for DUI, careless and reckless, hit and run, or refusal to take a chemi-cal test. You must pre-register at least one week prior to the beginning of class. For more information please call 919-464-2331.

Course Code: SEF 3001 80PDate: January 14-17 MTWTCourse Time: 7am-6pmLocation: JCC/TDT BuildingRoom: 112-B Registration: $650 Book: noneInstructor: Ron Nichols/John Matthews

Course Code: SEF 3001 82PDate: February 11-14 MTWTCourse Time: 7am-6pmLocation: JCC/TDT BuildingRoom: 112-BRegistration: $650 Book: noneInstructor: Ron Nichols/John Matthews

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Course Code: SEF 3001 84PDate: March 11-14 MTWTCourse Time: 7am-6pmLocation: JCC/TDT BuildingRoom: 112-BRegistration: $650 Book: noneInstructor: Ron Nichols/John Matthews

Course Code: SEF 3001 86PDate: April 8-11 MTWTCourse Time: 7am-6pmLocation: JCC/TDT BuildingRoom: 112-BRegistration: $650 Book: noneInstructor: Ron Nichols/John Matthews

Course Code: SEF 3001 88PDate: May 13-16 MTWTCourse Time: 7am-6pmLocation: JCC/TDT BuildingRoom: 112-BRegistration: $650 Book: noneInstructor: Ron Nichols/Jon Matthews

CDL Test Preparation Course (12 Hrs.)

This 12-hour course is a preparation class for individuals wanting to take the written tests required to obtain a CDL Class A or B learner’s permit. The class includes instruction and review of General Knowledge, Air Brakes, and Combination Vehicle sections of the North Carolina Commercial Driver’s Manual. Participant must be at least 18 years old, be able to read, write, and speak English at a level well enough to benefit from the course, and provide proof of identity as required by Section 1.4 of the Driver’s Manual. Minimum of 10 students for class to develop. Participant must bring current copy of the Driver’s CDL Manual (available from DMV office) to class.

Course Code: TRA 3605 01PDate: January 22-23 TWCourse Time: 8am-3pmLocation: WDC ClaytonRoom: 2020Registration: $65 Book: Driver’s CDL Manual (available from DMV office)Instructor: Ron Nichols

Course Code: TRA 3605 02PDate: March 26-27 TWCourse Time: 8am-3pmLocation: WDC ClaytonRoom: 2020Registration: $65 Book: Driver’s CDL Manual (available from DMV office)Instructor: Ron Nichols




Lead Safety for Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Initial Training (8 Hours)

The Environment Protection Agency’s 2008 regu-lation of lead-safe practices requires contrac-tors working in homes built before 1978 where children under six or pregnant women reside, to take the proper precautions to work lead-safe. These precautions include minimizing dust, con-taining the work area, and conducting a thor-ough clean up to reduce the potential exposure associated with disturbing lead-based paint.

The Federal Government banned lead-based paint for residential use in 1978 but many homes in the U.S. still contain it. Renovation activities that disturb lead-based paint can create lead hazards that have wide-ranging effects on health, from behavioral problems and learning disabilities, to seizures and even death. Those most at risk are children under six years old.

This 8 hour initial training is for contractors whose work on a pre-1978 structure disturbs more than six square feet of interior painted sur-face or 20 square feet of exterior surface. Pre-registration is required. Contact Vic McCormick at 209-2595 for more information.

All classes are held at the Cleveland Center

Course Code: CAR 3112 01P Date: January 15 TCourse Time: 8 am-5 pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 8

Registration: $65 Book: $13.50 at the JCC Bookstore Instructor: Roy BattenCourse Code: CAR 3112 02PDate: February 12 TCourse Time: 8 am-5 pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 8 Registration: $65 Book: $13.50 at the JCC Bookstore Instructor: Roy Batten

Course Code: CAR 3112 03PDate: March 12 TCourse Time: 8 am-5 pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 8 Registration: $65 Book: $13.50 at the JCC Bookstore Instructor: Roy Batten

Course Code: CAR 3112 04PDate: April 16 TCourse Time: 8 am-5 pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 8 Registration: $65 Book: $13.50 at the JCC Bookstore Instructor: Roy Batten

Course Code: CAR 3112 05PDate: May 14 TCourse Time: 8 am-5 pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 8 Registration: $65 Book: $13.50 at the JCC Bookstore Instructor: Roy Batten

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WELDING

Basic Welding This course teaches basic welding skills. The course includes the following topics: welding and cutting metal with oxyacetylene equipment, stick welding equipment, welding metals with shielded metal arc equipment and understanding shop safety. Lecture, demonstration and practi-cal applications are the instructional methods used in this course. Contact Vic McCormick at 209-2595 for additional information regarding this course.

NOTE: Students will need the following items for class: 4” grinder, welding chip-ping hammer, mig pliers, wire brush, tape measure, soap stone and combination square.

Course Code: APP 3607 03PDate: February 21- April 11 Th Course Time: 5:30-8:30pmLocation: JCC/Britt Bldg Room: H108 Registration: $65 Book: N/A Instructor: Cedric Artis

AUTOMOTIVE

Automotive Brake Systems Troubleshooting and Repair This course covers principles of operation and types, diagnosis, service, and repair of brake systems. Topics include drum and disc brakes, anti-lock brakes, and parking brake systems. Upon completion, students should be able to diagnose service and repair various braking systems. Contact Vic McCormick at 209-2595 for additional information regarding this course.

Course Code: AUT 3137 04PDate: February 25-April 22 M Course Time: 7pm-9:30 pmLocation: JCC/Elsee Bldg. Room: A168 Registration: $65 Book: N/A Instructor: Evans Horne




TAXIDERMY

LARGE GAME Course Code: TXY 3407 01PDate: January 8-February 12 T Location: Howell Woods Room: 1 Registration: $65 Book: N/A Instructor: Wayne Stanley NOTE: Do not bring animal to first night of class.

SMALL GAMECourse Code: TXY 3407 02PDate: February 19-March 26 11 T Location: Howell Woods Room: 1 Registration: $65 Book: N/A Instructor: Wayne Stanley NOTE: Do not bring animal to first night of class.

CULINARY ARTS

Recipe for Success/CybercaféJohnston Community College is partnering with Johnston County Industries, Johnston Health, and Capital Area Workforce to offer this Culinary Training program. This 12 week program pro-vides dislocated workers the opportunity to pur-sue a career in the food service industry (the 5th largest job growth industry in Johnston County). Upon completion of this course, students will receive the ServSafe certification, a nationally recognized certification in food handling. NOTE: To be eligible for this program, students must meet dislocated worker eligibility. Contact Vic McCormick at 919-209-2595 or Shirley Cham-berlien at 919-971-6926 for more information regarding this program.

Course Code: HOS 3075 02PDate: January 14- April 15 M,T,W,TH,FCourse Time: 8:30am-4pmLocation: Johnston Medical Mall, Brightleaf Blvd, Smithfield CybercaféInstructor: Chef Victoria Lazenby Book: N/A

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WASTEWATER TREATMENT

Wastewater Treatment Operator I & II This course is designed to provide the individual with a general knowledge of the operation of wastewater treatment systems. The course will provide the individual with knowledge of the laws and regulations related to wastewater treatment systems operation, equipment usu-ally employed in such plants, and the ability to describe the general maintenance requirements for such equipment. This course is designed to assist the individual in preparation for the North Carolina Water Pollution Control System Operators Certification Commission (WPCSOCC) Examination.

Course Code: WAT 3100 04P Date: January 8-April 16 T Course Time: 5:30pm-9:30pmLocation: WDC, Clayton Room: 2014 Registration: $175 Book: N/A Instructor: Mandy Hall

Wastewater Treatment Operator III & IV This course examines the operations, maintenance, laboratory, rules, regulations, recordkeeping, etc., of Biological Wastewater Operations. Course work covers the following topics: Activated Sludge, effects of untreated wastewater on the environment, troubleshooting, process control, NCDENR-DWQ rules and requirements for the wastewater field. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate and understand more advanced Biological Wastewater Operations and will be prepared for wastewater plant supervision or continuing employment as a Biological Wastewater Operator.

Course Code: WAT 3100 05PDate: January 17-April 25 TH Course Time: 5:30 am-8:30 pmLocation: WDC, Clayton Room: 2014 Registration: $175 Book: N/A Instructor: Mandy Hall




REAL ESTATE

Johnston Community College supports the NC Real Estate Commission’s education programs and is an approved school to teach Pre-licensing, Post-licensing, and Continuing Education Real Estate classes.

Real Estate Broker Pre-Licensing JCC will be offering the Pre-licensing class every fall semester!

Pre-requisite for enrollment in Real Estate Broker Pre-Licensing Course:Participants will be required to obtain a Career Readiness Certificate to be eligible to enroll in this course. This requirement can be completed by taking the three ACT WorkKeys Assessment tests for the three subject areas listed below. A certificate or proof of levels completed must be presented at the time of registration.

For sample questions go to Act.org, click on WorkKeys, go to Practice Tests, go to Sample Questions and click on Applied Mathematics, Reading for Information, and Locating Informa-tion. If additional study is needed, a program of pre- and post-training is available through the Career Readiness Certificate (CRC) Test Prep class. It is our desire that all students have suc-cessful completion of their goals.

Reading for Information - Level 5Applied Mathematics - Level 5Locating Information - Level 4

WorkKeys® Test Dates & Times:All tests will take place at the Workforce Development Center, Clayton:

For WorkKeys® CRC testing questions and scheduling, contact Sharon Neville at 919-209-2529.

For Real Estate class questions, contact Vic McCormick at [email protected] or 919-209-2042.

Continuing Education Registration Form: http://www.johnstoncc.edu/pdfs/ce_regform.pdfDirections to the Workforce Development Center, Clayton http://www.johnstoncc.edu/workfor-cedevelopmentcenter.aspx

Real Estate Continuing Education

Take advantage of the opportunity to complete your mandatory and elective courses in one day at a convenient location and low cost.

You must complete eight classroom hours per year of continuing education (CE) in order to renew your license on active status. Four of the required CE credit hours must be obtained by completing the Real Estate Update course pre-scribed by the Commission. The remaining four CE credit hours may be obtained by taking an elective course (s) approved by the Commission.

These continuing education classes are set up as self supporting classes. For courses offered on a self-supporting basis, there are no fee exemptions allowed. All class participants must pay the registration fee. Registration fees vary depending upon the cost of the course and a minimum enroll-ment of students. Self-supporting courses are noted with (SS*) beside the class title. You must present your Real Estate pocket card to enter any Real Estate Continu-ing Education course. Prepaid registration required. *No refunds are permitted for withdrawal from self-supporting courses unless the College cancels the course.

Real Estate Post LicensingIn order for a license to remain eligible for active status, the provisional broker must complete at least one 30-hour post licensing course on or before his or her first anniversary date of licen-sure. The provisional broker must further com-plete a second and third post-licensing course on or before the second and third respective anni-versary dates of licensure in order to retain the eligibility for “active” license status.

Prepaid registration and book required.

8am - 12pm 1pm - 5pm 6pm - 10pm

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Book: NC Real Estate Manual, can be purchased through NCREC at http://www.ncrec.gov/forms-html/forms.html - Single Manual $49 or Manual on CD $20.

Directions to the Workforce Development Cen-ter, Clayton http://www.johnstoncc.edu/workfor-cedevelopmentcenter.aspx

Real Estate Broker Pre Licensing Course (81 Hrs)North Carolina issues only one type of real estate license – a broker license. Please provide your Workkeys test scores with your registration form.

Course Code: RLS 3700 30UDate: March 5-June 4 T,THCourse Time: 6:30-9:30pmLocation: WDC, Clayton Room: 2024ARegistration Fee: $175Book: Modern Real Estate Practice in North Carolina 8th Edition *New Edition* ISBN 9781427738226 Retail Price: $48.00 - Available at JCC’s Bookstore on main campus, Smithfield http://www.johnstoncc.edu/findus.aspx Instructor: J. Burke

CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH

Spanish I (30 Hrs)Learn to communicate with the growing Hispanic population. This minimal grammar class concen-trates on conversational techniques and basic word phrases. Emphasis will be placed on pro-nunciation and oral exercises.

Course Code: FLI 3717 01PDate: February 18-April 22 M Course Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 3Registration: $120 Book: Spanish Now Instructor: Hernandez Spanish II (30 Hrs)Spanish I is a prerequisite for this class. This class will build on the concepts learned in Con-versational Spanish I and include basic grammar and writing.

Course Code: FLI 3717 02PDate: February 19-April 23 T Course Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Cleveland Center Room: 3Registration: $120 Book: Spanish Now Instructor: Hernandez




TEACHER ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Johnston Community College, in cooperation with the Johnston County Board of Education, offers a certificate program for those currently employed by JCS as a teacher assistant. Three plans are designed to qualify persons to receive this certificate.

Plan A consists of 198 contact hours in spe-cific, non-credit continuing education courses in the areas of reading/writing, technology or education and completion of the WorkKeys® assessments of Reading for Information, Applied Mathematics, and Writing.

Plan B consists of 18 semester credit hours completed in the Associate in Arts or Associate in Sciences programs.

Plan C consists of 13 semester credit hours completed in the Early Childhood Certificate program.

Upon completion of any of these options, it is the responsibility of the teacher assistant to notify the Continuing education Division at Johnston Community College to receive a certifi-cate verifying their completion. This certificate may then be taken to the Personnel Office at the Board of Education for the pay increment to be processed (Pay increases as the budget allows).

The following classes are designed to fulfill Plan A requirement of the Johnston County Board of Education for the job of Teacher Assistant for those individuals who are not currently employed by the school system. The courses focus on the concepts of becoming an effective Teacher’s Assistant studying subjects such as classroom management, discipline, EC issues and laws, computers, and more. The classes also teach the skills necessary to take the Work-Keys® assessment tests of Reading for Infor-mation, Applied Mathematics, and Writing, and thus receive a WorkKeys® Proficiency Certificate for Teacher Assistants. Upon completion of the 96 hours of coursework and the WorkKeys® assessments, candidates will be considered “highly qualified” and employable by Johnston County Schools, and when candidates finish the remaining 102 hours of coursework, they are eli-gible for an increase in pay as the budget allows.

IF you are not already employed by Johnston County Schools, BEGIN HERE:

Pathways to Teacher Assistant (72 Hrs)

This class is designed to fulfill 72 of the 96 hours of continuing education credits as well as the WorkKeys Skills assessments necessary in order to be “highly qualified” and employable by Johnston County’s Title One schools. This class includes skills reviews in the areas of Reading for Information, Applied Mathematics, Locat-ing Information, and Writing. The course also includes basic training on the computer. Please note that this is a hybrid class with 3 hours of

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face to face instruction and 3 hours of on-line instruction per week. Tuition and fee may be waived for individuals who meet the following criteria: working and eligible for Federal Earned Income Tax Credit, or working and earning wages at or below two hundred percent (200%) of the federal poverty guidelines.

In order to register, students will need to sched-ule a brief information session with Heidi Harris at 919-209-2159.

Course Code: HRD 3004 19UDate: March 12-May 28 T Course Time: 6-9pmLocation: JCC/TBA Room: TBA Registration: $175 Book: none

TA Training Level One (24 Hrs)This class is designed to fulfill the remaining 24 hours of the 96 hours of continuing education credits necessary in order to be “highly quali-fied” and employable by Johnston County’s Title One schools. This class focuses on skills needed in the classroom such as classroom manage-ment, EC issues and laws, discipline, and com-munication. Pathways to Teacher Assistant is the pre-requisite for this class.

Course Code: EDU 3010 01P (Fall 2012 semester students ONLY)Date: January 8-31 T,Th Course Time: 6-9pmLocation: JCC/TBA Room: TBA Registration: $65 Book: none

Course Code: EDU 3010 01UDate: June 4-27 T,Th Course Time: 6-9pmLocation: JCC/TBA Room: TBA Registration: $65 Book: none

TA Training/Teacher Renewal The following classes are designed to partially fulfill the remaining hours needed to follow Plan A of the Teacher Assistant Certificate program or to fill Teacher Renewal Credit hours.

Best Practices in Reading and Writing (5 Hours)Course Code: SEF 3001 130P Date: February 25 M Course Time: 6-9pmLocation: JCC/Health Bldg Room: 101Instructor: Dickens

Effective Teacher Training for Substitutes (12 Hrs) Would you like to be a substitute in the pub-lic schools, but you’ve never had training? This course provides training in presentation skills, learning expectations, monitoring stu-dent interactions, social interactions, and time management. Pre-registration five days before the beginning of the class is required. Class is limited to 18 people.

Course Code: EDU 3002 01PDate: January 28-29 M,TCourse Time: 8:30am-3:30pmLocation: JCC/TBA Room: TBA Registration: $65 Book: noneInstructor: Harris

Course Code: EDU 3002 02PDate: March 25-26 M,T Course Time: 8:30am-3:30pmLocation: JCC/TBA Room: TBA Registration: $65 Book: noneInstructor: Harris

Course Code: EDU 3002 03PDate: May 13-14 M,T Course Time: 8:30am-3:30pmLocation: JCC/TBA Room: TBA Registration: $65 Book: noneInstructor: Harris




JCC offers CEUs for Early Educator Certification Renewal!

Johnston Community College’s Child Development Center, a laboratory preschool program, is partnering with JCC’s Continuing education Division to offer continuing education sessions (not for college curriculum credit) for Early Educators working with or on behalf of children birth to twelve. College courses or continuing education units or a combination of both may be used to meet the EEC renewal requirements. Pre-registration is required. For registration information, contact Heidi Harris at 919-209-2159 and for session information contact Amy Smith at 919-209-2010.

Quality Care for School Aged Children (10 Hrs)This curriculum prepares individuals to work with children in elementary through middle grades in diverse learning environments. Students will learn how to plan and implement programs that will enhance the care and guidance of school age children. These sessions will utilize on-line instruction for delivery. Pre-registration is required.

Sessions include: BSAC, Designing Learning Environments for School Age Children, Character Education, and Inclusion

Course Code: SEF 3001 142PDate: March 11-29 Location: on-line Room: NARegistration: $30 Book: noneInstructor: Allegra

BeActive Kids (3 Hrs)Be Active Kids is an innovative, interactive physical activity, nutrition, and food safety curriculum for North Carolina preschoolers ages four and five. The goal of the program is to give young children the tools they need to develop positive physical activity and nutrition habits for a lifetime of good health.

Course Code: SEF 3001 140PDate: January 22 MCourse Time: 9am-12pmLocation: JCC/Health Bldg Room: F134 Registration: FREE Book: materials providedInstructor: Smith, Harris

Course Code: SEF 3001 141PDate: March 28 MCourse Time: 1-4 pmLocation: JCC/Health Bldg Room: F134 Registration: FREE Book: materials providedInstructor: Smith, Harris

Leadership in Early Care and Education (5 hours)Someone once said, “Real leaders are ordi-nary people, with extraordinary determination.” Becoming a leader is a developmental process that takes time and practice. This session is designed to explore practical ways for improving staff performance, increasing morale and reten-tion through empowerment and leadership skills. This session is designed especially for directors, administrators and professionals working on behalf of children in early care and education settings.

Course Code: SEF 3001 150PDate: April 22-29 Course Time: Location: on-line Room: NA Registration: $20 Book: Instructor: E. Smith

Social and Emotional Development Considering the social and emotional develop-ment of young children, this series will pro-vide participants with in-depth content to help improve their practice and the quality of services they provide to young children and their fami-lies. With a concentration on how the environ-ment can affect the mood of the classroom as a whole and each individual child, these sessions include an observations in the JCC campus Child Development Center/Learning Lab Preschool and will utilize online instruction for delivery. Upon completion, students should be able to demon-strate developmentally appropriate environment

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plans, appropriate social/emotional guidance techniques and be able to uphold ethical/profes-sional behaviors as indicated by session content. Students will demonstrate comprehension of session objectives through written reflections and assessment.

Course Code: SEF 3001 152P Date: March 14- April 4 Th Course Time: 5-8Location: Health Room: TBA Registration: $20 Instructor: A. Smith

What is DAP(Developmentally Appropriate Practice)? (9 hours)This course will help the teacher create a learn-ing environment that is safe, secure, and full of opportunities for young children and their early learning. Upon completion, the student will be able to recognize the early childhood develop-mental domains, be able to create appropriate themes through a web of ideas planning method, how to engage children appropriately, and iden-tify keys for successful activity transitions. Level of skill- Beginner to Intermediate, Primary Focus: birth to five years. Students will demonstrate comprehension of session objectives through written reflections and discussion participation.

Course Code: SEF 3001 151P Date: March 11, 18, 25 MCourse Time: 5-8Location: Health Room: TBARegistration: $20 Instructor: S. Ferguson

Math in the Preschool Classroom (9 hours)Participants will discuss two of NAEYC’s Position Statements: Developmentally Appropriate Prac-tice and Early Childhood Mathematics. Discus-sions will connect the commonalities between math and science in the classroom environment. Level of skill- Beginner to Intermediate, Primary Focus: birth to five years. Upon completion, stu-dents will be able to demonstrate developmen-tally appropriate activity plans by creating one activity plan for math and one for science utiliz-ing knowledge they acquire during these ses-sions. Students will demonstrate comprehension of session objectives through written reflections and discussion participation.

Course Code: SEF 3001 153P Date: May 6, 13, 20 Course Time: 5-8Location: Health Room: TBARegistration: $20 Instructor: Pedley

BSAC (5hours)Johnston Community College is the first college in North Carolina to offer BSAC on-line. The state of North Carolina requires BSAC training for school-age professionals who plan and ensure the implementation of daily activities or supervise groups of school-age children in licensed child care programs. The modules in BSAC will cover the elements of quality care, child development, positive guidance, age appropriate activities, environmental design, health/safety, nutrition, and NC Child Care Regulations. Students will get the same information as a face to face class, but through distance learning.

For course information, please contact Heidi Harris at 919-209-2159. Students MUST register at least 5 days in advance for these classes. For registration information, go to http://www.johnstoncc.edu/ceregistration.aspx.

Course Code: SEF 3001 146PDate: January 28-February 5 Location: on-line Room: NA Registration: $18 Book: materials providedInstructor: Harris

Course Code: SEF 3001 147PDate: February 25-March 5Location: on-line Room: NA Registration: $18 Book: materials providedInstructor: Harris

Course Code: SEF 3001 148PDate: March 25-April 1Location: on-line Room: NA Registration: $18 Book: materials providedInstructor: Harris




Course Code: SEF 3001 149PDate: April 22-29Location: on-line Room: NA Registration: $18 Book: materials providedInstructor: Harris

Before You Hit that Send Button: How Social Media Can Get You Fired (3 Hrs)Did you know that Email and other social media applications can get you fired? Did you know that what you say in an Email, a text from your phone or on your Facebook page creates a permanent record that can be used in court cases? Did you know that there’s no such thing as Delete and that a record can always be retrieved? In this 3 hour class, you will investigate real life case studies of electronic documentation that has caused people to lose their jobs. Strategies for checking what you write before you hit that send button will be discussed as well.

For more information contact: Tonya Pridgen, Director of Customized Training at 919-209-2082

Course Code: SEF 3001-76FClass Time: 2013 Spring Semester - TBAInstructor: Jackie Seare

Ergonomics and Accident Investigation (12 Hrs)The first half of this 12 hour course will focus on Ergonomics in the workplace along with identify-ing risk factors and how to engineer and imple-ment controls. In addition, the second half of this class will focus on Accident Investigation in the workplace and how to teach employees to deal with accidents and other situations when they arise in conjunction with the importance of following through with proper documentation.For more information contact: Tonya Pridgen, Director of Customized Training at 919-209-2082

Course Code: SEF 3001 77FClass Time: 2013 Spring Semester – TBAInstructor: Reggie Matthews

For all your customized industry training needs, call Tonya Pridgen at 919-209-2082!

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SMALL BUSINESS CENTER

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SMALL BUSINESS CENTER

The Small Business Center is located at the Johnston County Workforce Development Center in Clayton. The Center’s mission is to support the entrepreneur in business start-up and to provide assistance to existing business owners to promote their success. The Center does this by offering training, counseling and informa-tion services to the general public at little or no charge often in collaboration with local Cham-bers of Commerce, professional organizations and other agencies and groups. Counseling is by appointment and is provided at no charge by calling 919-209-2015. Following is a list of semi-nars of interest to entrepreneurs and those who would like to start a small business.

Pre-registration for these seminars is strongly encouraged and can be completed at http://www.johnstoncc.edu/sbcregistration.aspx, by emailing [email protected] or by calling 919-209-2591.

BUSINESS START-UP SERIES

The following seminars make up the Business Start-Up Series as they are specifically designed for the prospective small business owners (although current business owners are welcome to attend):

Are You Ready to Start Your Own Business? (3 Hrs)Doug Cockrell, KS Bank, PresenterThis seminar is a hands-on way to learn more about entrepreneurship. It encourages partici-pants to think like an entrepreneur while learn-ing about small business management. By the end of the seminar, each participant will have analyzed their reasons for considering entrepre-neurship and will have assessed their capabilities to successfully create a business.

Course Code: SBC 3601 01PDate: January 28 M Course Time: 6-9 pm Location: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Cockrell

10 Steps to Starting Your Own Business (3 Hrs)Jess McLamb, The Roper Group, Inc., PresenterThis seminar will give you an overall understand-ing of the steps you need to take to make your dream venture a reality. It includes topics such as researching your market; defining your busi-ness structure; determining the needed local/state taxes, fees and licenses; developing a marketing strategy, setting up your record keep-ing system and writing your business plan.

Course Code: SBC 3601 02PDate: February 4 M Course Time: 6-9 pm Location: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: McLamb

Course Code: SBC 3601 03PDate: April 8 M Course Time: 6-9 pm Location: Cleveland Center Room: 08 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: McLamb

How to Write a Business Plan (3 Hrs)Jess McLamb, The Roper Group, Inc., PresenterA strong business plan is a critical part of busi-ness success. If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. This workshop covers the basics you need to put together a business plan that will assist you with start up and funding your business.

Course Code: SBC 3601 05PDate: February 11 M Course Time: 6-9 pmLocation: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: McLamb


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The ABC’s of Starting a Business (3 Hrs)Pat Killette, Small Business Center Director, Wilson Community College, PresenterStarting your own business may seem like an overwhelming task, but it really is not that hard if you take it step by step. This workshop is an in-depth walk through on the mechanics of developing a business concept, feasibility, licensing, and the written plan, plus the financial projections by line item. This workshop is a must for those starting their own business.

Course Code: SBC 3601 04PDate: February 12 T Course Time: 6-9pm Location: Kenly Center Room: 2 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Killette

Financing Your Small Business (3 Hrs)Doug Cockrell, KS Bank and Ivan Hankins SBA, PresentersAre you exploring financial options for starting or maintaining a small business? If so, this is a seminar that you don’t want to miss! Learn from a financial lender and from an SBA Rep impor-tant information on what it takes to get funding for your business. Topics to be explored include the importance of a strong business plan, lender financing options, SBA loan processes, and tips for grant research and writing. This seminar is a must for the savvy business owner!

Course Code: SBC 3601 07PDate: February 18 M Course Time: 6-9pm Location: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Cockrell and Hankins

Writing An Effective Business Plan (3 Hrs)Pat Killette, Small Business Center Director, Wil-son Community College, PresenterLet’s start at the beginning. Set up the GPS directions for your business. Organize the sticky notes and thoughts that you have about your business. This informative seminar will help you organize and start your plan.

Course Code: SBC 3601 08PDate: February 26 TCourse Time: 6-9pm Location: Kenly Center Room: 2 Registration: Free Book: None Instructor: Killette

Basic Bookkeeping for Your Small Business (3 Hrs)Jess McLamb, The Roper Group, Inc., PresenterDo you know the basic bookkeeping methods needed to run a business? Join this session to learn from an expert what it takes to effectively manage the finances of your business.

Course Code: SBC 3601 09PDate: March 4 M Course Time: 6-9 pm Location: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: McLamb

Promote or Perish (3 Hrs)Jess McLamb, The Roper Group, Inc., PresenterWho is your customer? How do you sell your product or service to them? It doesn’t just hap-pen! Develop a marketing plan for your business that works and does not break the bank doing so. Learn steps and tips to successful marketing.

Course Code: SBC 3601 10PDate: March 11 M Course Time: 6-9 pm Location: WDC Room: 1032Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: McLamb





Bootstrapping 101: How to Start (and Grow) Your Business on a Shoestring Budget (3 Hrs)Katrina Harrell, Your Simple Bookkeeper, Instructor How do you start a business with little money and capital yet ensures your business is compet-itive in today’s world? How do today’s companies build high quality profitable businesses without any investor funding or hard to get bank loans? What are some zero cost strategies to attracting customers to your business? The technology of today challenges the old rules of building a suc-cessful business with capital and resources like never before. In this course you will learn how to leverage technology and other forms of non-monetary capital to build or grow your business. Strategies, tips and resources you will learn

• Learn no and low cost ways to start your business

• Market and promote your business using both traditional marketing and social media, using online and innovative offline methods to promote your business & obtain publicity.

• How to effectively manage your business operations (accounting and recordkeeping)

• How to effectively use bartering and strate-gic partnerships to obtain assistance in your business.

• Creative and innovative methods to fund and obtain capital in your business

WHO IS THIS COURSE DESIGNED FOR?• New business owners • Home-based businesses • Established business owners seeking to

compete with today’s technology • Those interested in using Social Media to

attract customers & strategic partnerships

Course Code: SBC 3601 12PDate: March 18 MCourse Time: 6-9 pm Location: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Harrell

GENERAL BUSINESS SUPPORT EVENING SEMINARS (Various Topics)

Business Structures 101 (2 Hrs)Ernest M. Wood IV, Ernest Wood Consulting, InstructorThe structure of a business affects taxation, legal and financial liability as well as decision-making. Before selecting a business structure, you should understand each structure and it’s unique legal and tax consequences. This semi-nar will review the various structures a busi-ness can take (sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, limited liability company, etc.) the advantages and disadvantages of each one, and the basic steps needed to start each type. The presenter will also discuss some accounting requirements pertinent for all businesses and any special accounting situations related to each type.

Course Code: SBC 3601 28PDate: January 24 TH Course Time: 6-8pm (2 hours)Location: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: FREE Book: NoneInstructor: Wood

Understanding Your Business’ IRS Tax Obligations (2 Hrs)Ernest M. Wood IV, Ernest Wood Consulting, InstructorTaxation for small businesses may be simple or complex, depending on the size and business structure. This seminar will discuss the specific tax liability for each type of business. Starting with sole proprietorship we will walk through the tax cycle for business and highlight the differences between the business entities. The presenter will focus on withholding, payroll taxes and the proper forms needed for income taxes. Be informed regarding your business’ tax obligation!

Course Code: SBC 3601 29PDate: January 31 TH Course Time: 6-8pm (2 hours)Location: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: FREE Book: None Instructor: Wood

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Introduction to Quickbooks (6 Hrs)Katrina Harrell, Your Simple Bookkeeper, Instructor So you are starting a business and need a book-keeping system? Or are you already in busi-ness but need to better manage your financial system? This 6-hour Quickbooks overview will show you how to: 1) setup a company file; 2) establish a chart of accounts; 3) add and edit accounts; 4) set up vendors and customers; 5) link Quickbooks to your bank account; and 6) how to use the register. This just might be the software you are looking for! This is a two-ses-sion class meeting on February 5 and 7.

Course Code: SBC 3601 16PDate: February 5 & 7 T & TH Course Time: 6-9 pm Location: Cleveland Center Room: 4 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Harrell

Raise Your Credit Score To Over 740 Points: Receive that Personal or Business Loan (3 Hrs)Bob Moore, Small Business Director, Robeson Community College, PresenterA good credit score is now considered to be 740 points or higher. Should you have one credit card or four? Should you pay off your balances every month or carry a balance? Should you carry a credit card even though you have not used it in years? The answers to these questions may surprise you when it comes to increasing your credit score. Now more than ever, having good credit is important in being able to obtain a personal or business loan. Your credit score is also important in determining the interest rate of your loans, your insurance premiums and deposits required for phone and utility services for your business. As of October 1, 2005, every adult in North Carolina has been able to receive a free credit report from each of the three credit reporting bureaus. Do you understand these reports and how to read them? In this three-hour seminar we will discuss the history of credit scoring, how to read a credit report and what factors are used in calculating your FICO or Bea-con score. You will learn the legal tricks credit bureaus do not reveal on how to raise your score simply by the way you use your credit cards, treat inquiries, make your payments and carry balances. This seminar will also include informa-tion about the importance of maintaining good

credit and the positive financial consequences it produces. Using several proven methods, your credit score could increase by 50-100 points or more within 60 days. Make plans to attend now!

Course Code: SBC 3601 13PDate: February 25 M Course Time: 6-9 pm Location: JCC Public Safety Services ComplexRoom: J1510 Instructor: MooreRegistration: Free Book: None

NC Taxes for Your Small Business (2 Hrs)NC Department of Revenue, InstructorDon’t let tax time be a nightmare. Learn about the organizational structure and the necessary tax forms and reporting for each business struc-ture, plus the forms necessary for business. This seminar is taught in a web conference format by the NC Department of Revenue.

Course Code: SBC 3601 14P Dates/Days: March 12 TCourse Times: 6-8 pmLocation: Learning Resource Center, Second Floor (JCC Main Campus) Registration Fee: FREE Book: None Instructor: NC Dept of Revenue

Why Successful Businesses ARE Successful (3 Hrs)Bob Moore, Small Business Director, Robeson Community College, PresenterToo often we hear that “luck” is the main rea-son a business fails or succeeds. This could not be further from the truth as successful busi-nesses share common traits and luck is not one of them. After researching hundreds of small businesses in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia for the past nine years, the presenter created this seminar which reveals common traits that successful small businesses possess. Small businesses that possess these traits have shown growth and produced handsome profits for their owners. This seminar is designed for the individual thinking of opening a new busi-ness as well as existing entrepreneurs who seek the inside secrets of how to make their business better. Opening and operating a small business involves a huge investment of time, talent and resources. Insure the success of your business and your personal success by planning to attend this informative and enlightening seminar.




Course Code: SBC 3601 17PDate: March 25 M Course Time: 6-9 pm Location: Public Safety Services Building, JCC Main CampusRoom: J1510 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Moore GENERAL BUSINESS SUPPORT DAY SEMINARS (Various Topics)

Human Resources 101 (3 Hrs)Gary Roscoe, Acclaim HR Consulting LLC, InstructorDo you understand the ins and outs of managing the human resources of your business? Be sure that you are at the top of your game by attend-ing this seminar to learn or refresh your skills. Topics to be discussed include:

• Recruiting: posting jobs, reviewing resumes, conducting interviews, creating offers, writ-ing job descriptions

• Orientation for new employees: reviewing job description, policy acknowledgement, cultural overview, required forms

• Payroll: record retention, documentation• Personnel file: what goes in and what stays

out• Other documentation: performance reviews,

counseling forms

Course Code: SBC 3601 24PDate: January 16 W Course Time: 9am-12pm (3 hours)Location: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: FREE Book: NoneInstructor: Roscoe

Promoting Positive Team Dynamics (6 Hrs)Susan Kaple, PresenterAre your employees understanding what you want them to do? Strong communication skills are crucial for a small business owner in today’s competitive market. Using the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) as a guide, this seminar will provide participants with practical approaches for motivating and managing their workforces, as well as improving productivity and increasing job satisfaction. Participants will gain a basic understanding of the four scales of the MBTI (energy sources, information-gather-

ing, decision-making and organizational styles). This seminar will focus on using the differences between people constructively, allowing their strengths to work together to create a posi-tive work environment. Small business owners will gain an understanding of how to recognize, appreciate, and make effective use of the dif-ferences in people they lead. Susan has been a Myers-Briggs consultant for 15 years. She is passionate about helping individuals and teams reach their potential! A one hour lunch break is included.

Course Code: SBC 3601 15PDate: February 6 W Course Time: 9am-4pmLocation: WDC Room: 1032 Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Kaple

Making Educated Decisions to Avoid Legal Risk (3 Hrs)Do you understanding the federal and state laws that govern the workplace? Can you navigating the convergence between HR best practices (what should you do?), legal obligations (what must you do?), and administrative logistics (what can you do?) Join this seminar to learn best practices in Human Resources that will help you minimize and avoid legal risk in your business.

Course Code: SBC 3601 25PDate: February 13 W Course Time: 9am-12pm (3 hours)Location: WDCRoom: 1032 Instructor: TBARegistration: FREE Book: None

A PROVEN Social Media Marketing Formula That Will Make Your Business Money! (3 Hrs)Deidre Hughey, PresenterWe all know that social media is here to stay, and we keep hearing about how businesses should be using social media to spread their message. But honestly, is anyone (aside from social media teachers) actually making money with their efforts in social media? Yes! Deidre Hughey has been using her personal Social Media Marketing Formula to not only grow her business, but other businesses as well...and she

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has the statistics to prove it! In this seminar, you will learn:• How to use social media to magnetize your

business• The types of posts that grab people’s

attention• Tips about the new Facebook timeline that

will help drive traffic to your website• Tips to making your videos irresistible• The keys elements that you need in your

blog posts to increase your sales

This seminar is not based on theory, but on a proven system. In fact, Deidre has been given permission by one of her clients to show how in one year, her Social Media Marketing Formula increased their online revenue by over 20%, traffic to their website by 35%, and increased transactions by over 100%. In addition, this business can now show 5% of their online sales coming directly from Facebook! The best part? This company only spent 6 hours a week on the implementation of this formula. What can it do for you? Come find out...

Course Code: SBC 3601 19PDate: February 20 W Course Time: 11am-2pm Location: Kenly Center Room: 3Registration: Free (You are welcome to bring your lunch.)Book: None Instructor: Hughey

Course Code: SBC 3601 20PDate: March 27 W Course Time: 9am-12noon Location: Smithfield Selma Chamber Room: Conference RoomRegistration: Free (You are welcome to bring your lunch.)Book: None Instructor: Hughey

Course Code: SBC 3601 21PDate: April 23 T Course Time: 1-4pmLocation: Benson Conference Center Room: 1Registration: Free (You are welcome to bring your lunch.)Book: None Instructor: Hughey

Quickbooks Questions & Next Steps (3 Hrs)Katrina Harrell, Your Simple Bookkeeper, Instructor Are you using Quickbooks in your business but have some specific questions for an expert? Need some guidance with generating reports or how to reconcile a bank statement? Your needs will guide this seminar as Katrina seeks to answer your questions. This session will explore such questions as:• Specific bookkeeping considerations for your

business• How to properly manage your chart of ac-

counts• The difference between a Balance Sheet &

Income Statement• How to Create, edit and customize reports in

Quickbooks• Editing Invoices and managing employees,

inventory and vendors

This session is best suited for participants that have general knowledge of Quickbooks and use it often. Bring your questions to get answers!!

Course Code: SBC 3601 27PDate: February 27 W Course Time: 9am-12pm (3 hours)Location: WDC, Clayton Room: 1033Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Harrell

The Details of Grant Writing (3 Hrs)Leslie VanHoy, JCC Grants Director, PresenterIn this interactive seminar, participants will practice interpreting grant application guidelines and developing parts of proposals. Learn from an expert how to develop an outline from which a competitive grant proposal can be written. This session is best suited for those who are seek-ing grant support for programs and services at existing nonprofit organizations. After registering for this seminar, participants will be surveyed by the presenter so that the session can be tai-lored to the participants’ needs and interests for the maximum benefit possible during the time together.




Course Code: SBC 3601 26PDate: March 20 W Course Time: 9am-12pm (3 hours)Location: WDC, Clayton Room: 1032 Registration: FREE Book: NoneInstructor: VanHoy

Effective Public Speaking to Market Your Business (6 Hrs)Sherry Harris, Reach Out Johnston County, PresenterEffective public speaking is important for any business owner as part of a marketing strat-egy and in leading and managing the business. Whether it is informal conversation with the public sharing your “elevator speech” about your business, leading discussions and meetings within and outside of the business, or using your expertise in more formal presentations, every-thing you say has the potential to influence your business. Join this session designed specifically for business owners and potential business own-ers to gain hands-on, practical information to help you become more effective at networking events and in other public relations and speak-ing activities. Your business will certainly benefit! (A lunch hour is included.)

Course Code: SBC 3601 18PDate: April 10 W Course Time: 9am-4pm (6 hours)Location: WDC, Clayton Room: 1032 Registration: FREE Book: NoneInstructor: Harris

5 Steps to Making Online Videos That Get People to Respond (3 Hrs)Deidre Hughey, PresenterLet’s face it. The economy has made being in business tough and the internet has made competition stronger. As a result, consumers are more discerning with their money and loyalty to any particular business has plummeted. Fortu-nately, video has been proven as a method to grab people’s attention, build trust and spread a message quickly. Businesses that use video not only increase consumer spend, they also have more loyal customers! In this seminar, you will learn:• The tools you need to get started (it’s less

than you might think)

• The 5 different types of videos you can make (you actually don’t have to be in the shot!)

• The secrets of a great opt-in video to build your database of prospects

• How to edit using software already built into your computer

• Practical tips that help your videos stand out and make you money

Video will help you reach more people, be seen as the expert and thrive financially. Deidre Hughey has been making videos for over 7 years and has grown her business as well as others with her expertise. Deidre will teach you the 5 easy steps to making this medium work for you! This is perfect for both the beginner and for someone that would like a refresher on video production for business.

Course Code: SBC 3601 22PDate: May 8 W Course Time: 11am-2pm Location: WDC, Clayton Room: 1032 Registration: Free (You are welcome to bring your lunch.)Book: None Instructor: Hughey

OSHA Overview for the Child Care Industry (2 Hrs)Donna Damanti, Emergency Educational TrainingThis is a two hour seminar designed for child care owners covering six specific areas that are OSHA mandated for the Child Care indus-try. These areas are: Facility Emergency Action Plans, Fire Detection Systems, Medical Services and First Aid, Bloodborne Pathogens, Mate-rial Safety Data Sheets and Employee Train-ing. Handouts will be provided and participants will learn how to fill out an OSHA 300 log and employee training tracking form. This will be a great refresher overview for business owners on the best methods to stay in compliance with OSHA regulations.

Course Code: SBC 3601 23PDate: May 9 TH Course Time: 12noon-2pm Location: Johnston County Partnership for Children Conference Room Registration: Free Book: NoneInstructor: Damanti

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Hospitality Heroes (FREE! Online!)

Hospitality Heroes is an online training pro-gram for tourism related businesses in John-ston County. The Johnston County Visitors Bureau designed the course in conjunction with Johnston Community College’s Small Business Center. Hospitality Heroes will unify Johnston County’s tourism industry by teaching small business owners and their front line employees about tourism, their local destination and cus-tomer service. The online course takes partici-pants through three modules:

• What is Tourism, the first module, explains tourism on a national, state and local level.

• My Local Destination, the second module, explains Johnston County as a destination.

• License to Serve, the third module, explains how to deal with customers and tips for qual-ity customer service.

This class is available online to participants for one month and a new course begins each month. Please submit the registration form by the 25th of the month for enrollment in the fol-lowing month’s class. Complete, sign, and mail the form to Rosa Andrews, JC Workforce Devel-opment Center, 135 Best Wood Drive, Clayton, NC 27520 or fax it to 919-359-1176. The regis-tration form may be found at http://www.john-stoncc.edu/hospitalityheroes.aspx.

Starting a Business?

1. Write a business plan and decide upon a business structure. For help visit http://www.johnstoncc.edu/smallbusinesscenter.aspx Or call 919-209-2015, JCC Small Business Cen-ter. Also visit http://www.sbaonline.sba.gov or call 800-827-5722, SBA.

2. Get state license information and federal referrals. For help visit www.nccommerce.com/servicenter/blio or call 800-228-8443, NC Business Service Center or 800-688-9889, Federal Information Center. Also visit www.dor.state.nc.us or call 919-733-4626, NC Department of Revenue.

3. Check on local license and zoning. For help visit http://www.co.johnston.nc.us and also http://www.co.johnston.nc.us/mainpage.cfm?category_level_id=933&content_id=3169

4. File your business structure and/or register your business name. For help visit www.sosnc.com County register of deeds – 919-989-5160

5. Open a bank account.6. Apply for licenses and permits.7. Hold a grand opening.8. Make a PROFIT!!!!!

Weblinks for Business Development:

Johnston Community College Small Business Center Seminarshttp://www.johnstoncc.edu/sbcseminars.aspx SBTDC Start-Up Business & Resource Guidehttp://www.sbtdc.org/pdf/startup.pdf

NC Small Business Technology and Development Center http://www.sbtdc.org/

Capital Opportunities for Small Businesshttp://www.sbtdc.org/publications/cap_opps.asp

NC Department of Commerce Business ServiCenterhttp://www.nccommerce.com/en/BusinessSer-vices/StartYourBusiness/

Business Link NChttp://www.blnc.gov/

Johnston Community College Small Business Centerhttp://www.johnstoncc.edu/smallbusinesscenter.aspx

NC Small Business Center Networkhttp://www.sbcn.nc.gov/


http://www.johnstoncc.edu/smallbusinesscenter.aspx


http://www.sbaonline.sba.gov

www.nccommerce.com/servicenter/blio

www.nccommerce.com/servicenter/blio

www.dor.state.nc.us

http://www.co.johnston.nc.us

http://www.co.johnston.nc.us/mainpage.cfm?category_level_id=933&content_id=3169



www.sosnc.com

http://www.johnstoncc.edu/sbcseminars.aspx

http://www.sbtdc.org/pdf/startup.pdf

http://www.sbtdc.org

http://www.sbtdc.org/publications/cap_opps.asp

http://www.nccommerce.com/en/BusinessServices/StartYourBusiness

http://www.nccommerce.com/en/BusinessServices/StartYourBusiness

http://www.blnc.gov



http://www.sbcn.nc.gov



PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY

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40 EMS Education

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Allied Health/Nurse Aide

Nursing Assistant I Certification Course (160 Hours) Nursing Assistant Level I provides basic per-sonal care training for individuals seeking employment in hospitals, nursing homes, doc-tor’s offices and home health agencies. This 160-hour course prepares the student to take the State Certification Examination. The course involves classroom, laboratory practice, and clin-ical experiences. Upon completion of the course, the student will be provided a certificate, a testing handbook, and information on the appli-cation process for the State Certification Exami-nation. The student is responsible for mailing the application and fee to Pearson VUE for State Written and Hands-On Nurse Aide Competency Examination. Upon passing the State Certifica-tion examination, the nurse aide will be certified and placed on the N.C. Nurse Aide Registry. Please visit the Johnston Community College website – http://www.johnstoncc.edu – for cur-rent information regarding course offerings and registration. For additional information, contact the Administrative Assistant at (919) 464-2368.

Nurse Aide I Refresher Course (42 Hours) The 42-hour online and lab only Nurse Aide Refresher course provides a review and hands-on skills practice for the individual with an expired nurse aide certification less than 5 years, and the out-of-state nurse aide desiring to be listed on the N.C. Nurse Aide Registry. This class is not designed to teach the entire Nurse Aide Level I Course but a review of previously learned skills and prepare the student for the State Certification Examination for nurse aides. Out of state Nurse Aides desiring to only chal-lenge the N.C. Nurse Aide Competency Exami-nation should go to the website: www.ncnar.org and click on Pearson VUE Testing, then click on Nurse Aide Exam for Application, Test-ing handbook, Testing sites, and Practice exam. Please visit the Johnston Community College website – http://www.johnstoncc.edu – for cur-rent information regarding course offerings and registration. For additional information, contact the Administrative Assistant at (919) 464-2368.

Nursing Assistant II Certification Course (160 Hours)This 160-hour course meets the requirements of the N.C. Board of Nursing for listing on the Nurse Aide II Registry. The student will learn sterile techniques with wound care, tracheos-tomy care, catheter care, glucose testing, oxy-gen therapy, IVs, and tube feedings/nutrition. Please visit the Johnston Community College website – http://www.johnstoncc.edu – for cur-rent information regarding course offerings and registration. For additional information, contact the Administrative Assistant at (919) 464-2368.

Medication Aide Certification Course (24 Hours)This 24-hour course meets the requirements of the N.C. Board of Nursing. The course involves class and laboratory practice involving the five rights of medication administration, accuracy, infection control, privacy, patient rights, and scope of practice (no injections, no clinical). Upon completion of the program, the student is eligible to make application (fee required) to take the Medication Aide Certification Examina-tion and be listed on the N.C. Board of Nurs-ing Medication Aide Registry. Upon completion of the course and successfully completing the certification examination, the individual will be able to administer medications in a Skilled Nursing Home. (This is not the same require-ment as Medication Tech for Assistive Living or Rest Homes – contact Social Service Adult Care Section for medication tech information). Please visit the Johnston Community College web-site – http://www.johnstoncc.edu – for current information regarding course offerings and reg-istration. For additional information, contact the Administrative Assistant at (919) 464-2368.

Mammography Seminar-Initial Training (30.5 Hours)This 30.5 hour program is the Initial Training required for Radiology Tech desiring to admin-ister Mammograms. Classes are held in the Radiology Department in the Health Science Building. Classes involve theory and position-ing techniques (no clinical). Upon completion of the program, students will perform, with their employer, the required 100 Mammograms (student’s responsibility) which are required to apply for the Certification Examination. The course is approved through the ASRT (American Society of Radiologic Technologists). Students may purchase a Mammography Handbook from



P U B L I C H E A LT H & S A F E T Y

JCC Bookstore, Community Development shelf, or call Bookstore for cost at (919) 209-2225. Please visit the Johnston Community College website – http://www.johnstoncc.edu – for cur-rent information regarding course offerings and registration. For additional information, contact the Administrative Assistant at (919) 464-2368. Students currently enrolled in a Radiography Program will be allowed to take the course if in the last semester by providing a letter from Instructor/Director of Radiology Program with recommendation and current GPA status.

Tanning Bed Certification (8 Hours)This 8-hour class is required to operate your own tanning bed business. A Safety Consultant will provide the student with the knowledge and training to operate a safe and successful tanning salon. Class is held in the Public Safety Services Building on the college campus. No books are required, but a Policy Manual will be provided. Please visit the Johnston Community College website – http://www.johnstoncc.edu – for cur-rent information regarding course offerings and registration. For additional information, contact the Cosmetology Department at (919) 209-2107.

Dialysis Technician (102 Hours)This 102-hour course prepares the student with theory/technical skills/clinical shadowing/obser-vation needed to provide patient care and main-tain dialysis equipment for patients with chronic renal diseases. Classes are held in the Public Safety Building. After one year of work experi-ence, the student is eligible to take the National Clinical Hemodialysis Technician Certification Exam (fee required). Please visit the Johnston Community College website – http://www.john-stoncc.edu – for current information regarding course offerings and registration. For additional information, contact the Administrative Assistant at (919) 464-2368.

Phlebotomy Technician (220 Hours)This 220-hour course provides the student training to obtain blood and other specimens for the purpose of laboratory analysis. Gradu-ates receive a certificate of completion and may work in hospitals, clinics, physician’s offices, and other health care settings. Upon completion, the student is eligible to take the National Certifica-tion test (fee required). Please visit the Johnston Community College website – http://www.john-stoncc.edu – for current information regarding

course offerings and registration. For additional information, contact the Administrative Assistant at (919) 464-2368.

EKG Monitor Technician (72 Hours)This 72 hour course provides the student train-ing to interpret cardiac heart rhythms in a telemetry unit setting in a clinic or hospital. Course serves as a prerequisite for certification as a 12 Lead EKG Technician. Please visit the Johnston Community College website – http://www.johnstoncc.edu – for current information regarding course offerings and registration. For additional information, contact the Administra-tive Assistant at (919) 464-2368.

EMS Education

Medical Responder (MR) to (EMT)Medical Responder to EMT Initial classes are offered through area Fire Dept. and industries on an as needed basis. This course meets require-ments for the NCOEMS and upon successful completion of the class, the student is eligible to sit for the NC Basic EMT exam.

Start Date: January 8 (Registration) Class will be on (Tu-Th )Time: 7-10pmRegistration: $175 Required Resource Materials: AAOS Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick & Injured; EMT Premier PackageISBN – 9781284021233 Students can order this package with a 20% discount on the Jones & Bartlett website and following these instructions:

• Select the package and click “Buy Now” • Enter JCC2J2 into the promotional code box • Click “apply to order” to apply a 20% discount • Undiscounted cost = $207.16; discounted

cost = $165.73 • Shipping will be applied when you check out

Location: Archer Lodge Fire Department Instructor: Greg Stevens

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-Basic) NightEmergency Medical Technician is offered at least 3 times per year. The class meets every Tuesday and Thursday night, with some Saturdays. This course meets requirements for the NCOEMS and National Registry standards. Upon successful completion of the class, the student is eligible to sit for the NC EMT Basic examination. 24 hours

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of clinical is required.Classes begin every January and August.

Time: TTH (some Saturday classes ) January 15 7-10pLocation: JCC, Main Campus, PSSC Building, J1630Registration: $175 Required Resource Materials: AAOS Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick & Injured; EMT Premier PackageISBN – 9781284021233 Students can order this package with a 20% discount on the Jones & Bartlett website and following these instructions:



Instructors: Mark HollomanClinical Coordinator: Greg Stevens

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-Basic) DayThis course meets requirements for the NCO-EMS. Upon successful completion of the class, the student is eligible to sit for the NCEMT- examination. 24 clinical hours must be com-pleted for this class.

Time: 8:00am-5:00pm (Wednesday) January 9Location: Benson Fire DepartmentRegistration: $175 Required Resource Materials: AAOS Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick & Injured; EMT Premier PackageISBN – 9781284021233 Students can order this package with a 20% discount on the Jones & Bartlett website and following these instructions:



Instructor: Shayla YoudClinical Coordinator: Greg Stevens

Emergency Medical Technician-IntermediateEmergency Medical Technician Intermediate is a 296 hour program (200 hours didactic; 96 clini-

cal hours) Class begins in January and finishes in May. This class is offered on a “shift-friendly” schedule. The student is required to come to class one day per week; on Monday OR Thurs-day. There are Saturday and Sunday classes each month with the exception of January. The student will be given a syllabus the first day of class to meet weekend class scheduling require-ments. The weekend classes are mandatory. This course is accelerated. EMT Basic’s with at least one year of experience are eligible, EMT’s with less experience are considered on a case by case basis. This class meets the requirements for NCOEMS and National Registry Standards. After successful completion of the class, the student is eligible to sit for the NC EMT-Interme-diate examination. There are 96 hours of clinical contact hours that must be completed. Successful completion of class offers certifications in ACLS, PALS/PEPP, PHTLS and AMLS. Please contact Jeremy Beal, (919) 464-2353, program administra-tor for details.

Date: January 7, 2013Time: Monday or Thursday; 8:30am-5:30pm Registration: $175 Book: Mosby’s EMT-Intermediate for the 1999 National Standard Curriculum ( ISBN -978-0-323-08494-9)Location: JCC, Main Campus, PSSC Building, EMS HallInstructors: Jeremy BealClinical Coordinator: Greg StevensOther books required: PHTLS

Emergency Medical Technician – ParamedicThe EMT-Paramedic is the highest level of training in the pre-hospital setting. Students are trained in the use of complex medical equipment,such as EKG’s, and are capable of administering medication , both orally and intravenously. Students receive certifications in numerous additional practices such as ACLS, PALS, AMLS, and PHTLS. Students learn the necessary skills needed in today’s ever evolving medical field to recognize, treat, and reverse life threatening conditions. The paramedic course is a year-long course divided into two divisions with a total of 1,132 hours; 632 classroom hours, 500 clinical hours. Students attend a shift friendly schedule meaning classes meet once a week, either Monday or Thursday 8:30am – 5:30pm. There will be mandatory weekend classes scheduled.



P U B L I C H E A LT H & S A F E T Y

Please contact Jeremy Beal or Robin Gurgainus for details at 919-464-2353 or 919-464-2351

Date: May 20, 2013Time: Monday or Thursday – 8:30am-5:30pmRegistration: $175 (This is a two division course: $175.00 will be due during the second division. Total registration for this class is $350.00) ($39.02 for Certification cards)Book: AAOS Nancy Caroline’s Emergency Care in the Streets, 7th Edition Volume 1 and 2 plus workbookLocation: JCC Main Campus, PSSC Building, EMS HallInstructor: Jeremy BealClinical Coordinator: Greg StevensOther books required: ACLS, PEPP/ PALS, PHTLS

Continuing Education for EMS ProvidersContinuing education classes are taught in com-pliance with the Johnston County Emergency Services Plan and the North Carolina Office of EMS guidelines for re-credential. Classes are taught at Johnston County EMS departments and Fire Department according to the schedule posted on the EMS Education website. www.johnstoncc.edu.

Tactical Medical OperatorTactical Medical Operator is a 5-day, 48 hour; hands on intensive program which will address current issues faced by both law enforcement and emergency medical services in the tactical environment. Recent events such as Aurora, Col-orado, the North Hollywood Bank shootout, and Virginia Tech are challenging to the current rela-tionship between law enforcement and EMS. In addition, the expanding role of law enforcement in combating terrorism after 9/11 has put those on the front lines into more potentially explo-sive and dangerous situations. The program will provide an introduction to the philosophy behind tactical operational medical support and high-light the efforts of the EMT’s, paramedics, doc-tors, and military medics that are pioneering this developing field within emergency medicine.

Date: March 4, 2013Time: 8:00AMRegistration: $120Location: Public Safety Building on Main CampusBook: No book for this class

Emergency Medical Dispatch40 hour Emergency Telecommunicator Classes are offered at Johnston Community College. Please check the website for postings.EMD Continuing education classes are offered on a quarterly basis. Please check the website for postings.

Anatomy & Physiology Physiology (EMS 3000); required course before completing the EMT-Paramedic initial course.80 hour course that is a comprehensive study of the anatomy and physiology of the human body. Topics include the structure, function, and inter-relationship of organ systems with emphasis on the processes which maintain homeostasis. This class is a co-requisite with the Emergency Medi-cal Technician – Paramedic course. The class will be offered on-line, but will have two face to face 8 hour sessions; one 8 hour orientation day and one 8 hour lab day. Please contact Jeremy Beal for more information at 919-464-2353.

Date: January 12, 2013 (Saturday)Registration: $175Book: Brady Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology for Emergency Care, ISBN-13: 9780132180122Instructor: Travis Scott

CPR-Healthcare ProviderJohnston Community College offers CPR at the Healthcare Provider level, the second and fourth Saturday of each month. The class covers adult, child, and infant CPR, choking, AED. This class meets requirements for EMT’s, EMT-Intermedi-ates, EMT-Paramedics, nurses, MD’s, Physician’s Assistants, Daycare workers and CNA students and/or nursing or sonography students. The class fills quickly, so pre-registration is a require-ment. To pre-register for the class, please down-load a registration form from our Website or call (919) 464-2364.

Time: 8am-5pmClass Location: JCC, Main Campus, PSSC Building, EMS HallRegistration: $65 (Registration is non-refundable) Cost of CPR card: $2.02

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American Heart Association ClassesJohnston Community College also offers ACLS, PALS and CPR Instructor courses. For class offer-ing information on AHA classes, please check our website for listings. www.johnstoncc.edu; go to continuing education and then to Emergency Medical Services. Contact Amanda Browne at 919-464-2364.

Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support ClassesJohnston Community College also offers PHTLS, Refresher and Instructor courses. For class offer-ing information on PHTLS classes, please check our website for listings. www.johnstoncc.edu; go to continuing education and then to Emergency Medical Services. Contact Amanda Browne at 919-464-2364.

National Registry Refresher / NR Transition Course / NC State Paramedic RefresherEMS Education offers continuing education courses that are consistent with National Reg-istry requirements for both National Registry Paramedic recertification and exam preparation.

The course is a 72-hour NC approved paramedic refresher, NR Prep/Transition course that will be offered the 3rd weekend of each month, three separate sections, starting the weekend of January 18, 19, 20 2013. Other weekends include February 15, 16, 17 and March 16, 17, 18. Classes will meet 8 hours a day for a total of 24 hours per weekend/Section. A separate National Registry Prep and test will be held April 20-21, 2013. The Registration fee will be $65.00 per section. Total for all 3 sections = $195.00. Students can attend per section but will not get credit for Paramedic refresher unless all three sections are completed. Registration fee for National Registry test week-end April 20-21 is $65.00 plus National Registry test fees.

Location: JCC Main Campus, PSSC Building, EMS Hall Time: 8-5pm

Educational MethodologyEducational Methodology is offered twice per year. This course meets the established guide-lines for DOI Fire Instructor and NCOEMS Level I and II Instructor. Classes are offered on a shift friendly schedule, 8:30-5:30 twice per week.

Attendance of one class per week is required.

Instructor Updates, Training Officers, and Preceptor CourseContinuing education for credentialed instructors is offered periodically with postings to the web-site; www.johnstoncc.edu; go to continuing edu-cation and then to Emergency Medical Services. Instructor updates are consistent with NCOEMS requirements.

Training Officer courses for both BLS level pro-gram (fire departments) and ALS level programs (EMS) through coordination with the EMS Para-medic Coordinator. Contact Jeremy Beal at (919) 464-2353, or [email protected].

Johnston County Preceptor courses are offered periodically or by request to the Director of EMS Education at (919) 464-2351, or [email protected].

Certified Intensive Care ProviderThis critical care certification is offered to Para-medics, Registered Nurses, Physician’s Assis-tants and Respiratory Therapists with at least one year of experience. Johnston Community College is a registered site with the Cleveland Clinical EMS Academy. Course requirements include and on-line pre-course, classroom ses-sions, and 36 hours of clinical in the critical care setting. Course completion allows students to sit for the FP-C exam. Both ground and air trans-port considerations for the critical care environ-ment are addressed through active participation in lecture and skills based instruction. Course are offered twice each year with postings on the website at www.johnstoncc.edu. Please contact Amanda Browne at 919-464-2364.

Classes this semester are as follows: January 15 or 16, January 22-23, January 29-30, February 2-3 (weekend Class), February 12-13, February 19-20, February 26-27, March 12-13, March 19-20, March 26-27, April 2-3, April 9-10, April 16-17, April 23-24, April 30- May 1 (Final Exam)

Start Date: January 15 or 16 (This class is an alternative class, meaning students come one time a week except the one mandatory weekend)Location: Public Safety Building Room: J1360 (EMS Hall)Time: 9am-5pmCost: TBA



P E R S O N A L E N R I C H M E N T C O U R S E S

45 Defensive Driving

45 Motorcycle Safety

46 Music

46 Visual Arts

48 Digital Photography Series

48 Personal Finances

48 Culinary Arts

49 Sewing/Quilting

50 Special Interest

51 Personal Protection

52 Basic Skills


PERSONAL ENRICHMENT COURSES

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COMMUNITY SERVICE/ SELF SUPPORTING

For courses offered on a self-supporting basis, there are no fee exemptions allowed. All class participants must pay the registration fee. Registration fees vary depending upon the cost of the course and a minimum enrollment of students. *No refunds are permitted for withdrawal from self-supporting courses unless the College cancels the course.

A variety of additional classes are offered at the main campus, Cleveland Center, Howell Woods Campus, and the Workforce Development Center in Clayton. Please call the CONTINUING EDUCA-TION Registration office at (919) 209-2168 to register for your favorite classes!

Defensive Driving Programs (SS*)

If you have been charged with a traffic violation, you may be eligible to take one of the Defensive Driving programs offered at Johnston Community College.

Two defensive driving courses are offered (SS*):• Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving 8-Hour (Red

School) • StreetSafe

Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving 8-hour Red School (SS*)If you have been charged with certain traffic violations, you may qualify for the Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving 8-hour Defensive Driving Course through Johnston Community College. This program is offered by the Johnston County District Attorney’s Office, Johnston Community College, and the Safety and Health Council of North Carolina. DDC-ADD is an 8-hour course that addresses the attitudes and behaviors of the negligent driver. Interactive exercises, lec-tures, visuals and thought provoking discussions are used to teach responsibility on the road.

StreetSafe (SS*)If you have been charged with certain traffic violations, you may qualify for the StreetSafe Program. StreetSafe is made available to you by the Johnston County District Attorney’s Office, Johnston Community College, and the S Solu-tions Incorporated (SSI). StreetSafe is a 4½ hour course that is taught by law enforcement and fire personnel. Under their supervision,

students will witness and experience: Speed Control, Tailgating, Distractions, Alcohol Edu-cation, and Seatbelt Convincer. There will also be discussions for both young drivers and their parents with Court Officials.

Please visit our website at www.johnstoncc.edu, click on Defensive Driving Programs under Continuing Education, follow the links for class schedules or call (919) 464-2369.

Motorcycle Safety Programs (SS*)

Johnston Community College offers Motorcycle Rider courses from March to mid-December for both beginners (BRC) and experienced riders (ERC), with courses cosponsored by the College and the North Carolina Motorcycle Safety Education Program.

The Basic Rider Course (BRC) SS* is designed to instruct beginning riders on motor-cycle safety, proper riding and street skills. Motorcycles and helmets are furnished. This course meets for 22 hours on Friday, Satur-day and Sunday. Approximately 14 of these hours are conducted on our driving range. With successful completion, the participant will be exempt from the driving portion of the DMV requirements for a motorcycle endorsement.

For those who have held a motorcycle license for at least six months, we offer an Experienced Rider Course (ERC) SS*. Each class partici-pant must have a valid driver’s license with a motorcycle endorsement and must furnish his own motorcycle (licensed and street legal). The participant must also show proof of insurance on the motorcycle. This one-day course meets for 10 hours on the driving range. A prerequisite for the Advanced Rider Course is a valid motorcycle license or endorsement. Riders must provide their own street-legal and safe motorcycle. The riders motorcycles will be inspected for safety by the coaches and the motorcycles must meet the safety require-ments outlined by the MSF to be permitted to participate. This is a one-day course (based on the military Sport Bike Rider Course) for expe-rienced riders who desire to learn and practice more in-depth riding techniques. Class involves




small group discussions, interactive activities to address personal risk management strate-gies (to discuss options for cornering, braking, and swerving, and to improve visual perception to identify collision traps. On-cycle range exer-cises provide practice in cornering, braking, and swerving. Students must wear an approved hel-met, over-the-ankle footwear, long pants, a long sleeved shirt or jacket, full-fingered gloves, and protective eyewear during the training. There is no skill test in this course.

PERSONAL ENRICHMENTFor more information on personal enrichment courses, please contact Nikki Sanders, Com-munity Programs Coordinator, at 919-464-2421. For the most current course listing, visit the personal enrichment blog at www.JCCcommuni-typrograms.weebly.com.

Music

Guitar from Scratch (SS*) (20 Hrs)This course is geared towards beginners and requires no prior guitar experience. Students will learn basic music theory, including chords, rhythm, reading tablature, and playing by ear. Acoustic guitar preferred but not required. Electric guitars are allowed with amplifier and headphones required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 10PDate: March 5-May 7 TCourse Time: 6:30-8:30pmLocation: Cleveland Center Supplies Needed: GuitarRegistration: $60.00 Instructor: TBA

Music Appreciation (SS*) (24 Hrs)Take your love of music to the next level! Students will gain knowledge of all forms of music....from Baroque to Romantic, Jazz to Broadway, even Gospel. This course is intended for those with a vocational or recreational inter-est in music. It’s designed to enable students to experience music to its fullest through intensive listening experiences with commentary. Stu-dents will learn the general characteristics of melody, harmony, and rhythm. This course will also introduce the cultural contribution of music as an art form and will include principal music forms and the historical development of music. A field trip to a live musical performance is also planned. The details of the trip are not available

at this time and the cost is not included in the total course cost. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 40PDate: February 8 - May 3 FCourse Time: 10:00am-12:00pmLocation: Cleveland Center Registration: $95.00 Instructor: Panos MessisRequired Text: Listen To This, by Mark Evan Bonds ISBN: 0205021751

Visual Arts

Painting for Beginners (SS*) (16 Hrs)Beginners explore their creativity and learn basic painting techniques in an acrylic painting class. Learn selection & utilization of art mate-rials, critical observation of form and shadow, hand-eye coordination, color wheel essentials, composition, and more. Learn to paint beautiful landscapes and still-life. Beginners and inter-mediates welcome.

Course Code: CSP 4000 11P Date: February 6-March 27 WCourse Time: 6:30-8:30pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration: $60 Instructor: Jeff Kiefer Supplies Needed: Student provided art mate-rials will be discussed at the first class session.

Taking Watercolor Lightly (SS*) (30 Hrs)Class will include various demonstrations of watercolor techniques along a central subject. Subject matter is determined by the individual desires of students. Personal instruction and critique of work through to completed artwork. Intended to encourage students to think about subject being painted and challenge each artist to explore the full potential that watercolor can offer as a media with a majority of the class devoted to painting. Preregistration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 13P Date: January 15-March 19 TCourse Time: 1:00p-4:00pLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration: $95 Instructor: Jim BrownSupplies Needed: Paints, paper, brushes, pen-cils, erasers, liquid mask, water container and absorbent cloth, tape, and scissors.

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Watercolor for Beginners (SS*) (30 Hrs)Class will include various demonstrations of watercolor techniques along a central subject. Subject matter is determined by the individual desires of students. More individualized per-sonal instruction will be available in this sec-tion for those who do not have any previous experience with watercolor. Preregistration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 14P Date: January 16-March 20 WCourse Time: 9:00a-12:00pLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration: $95 Instructor: Jim BrownSupplies Needed: Paints, paper, brushes, pen-cils, erasers, liquid mask, water container and absorbent cloth, tape, and scissors.

Beginning Ceramics (SS*) (8 Hrs)This course is designed to give students a hands on educational and artistic experience using the medium of clay. Students will learn to shape clay through the art of hand building, and will have the opportunity to experiment with a variety of decorating, glazing, and firing techniques. Each student will complete 2 to 5 pieces of their choosing throughout the course. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 23PDate: February 21 - March 14 ThCourse Times: 6:30pm. - 8:30pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $40.00 Instructor: T.C. Hyatt

Unique Cardmaking (SS*) (2 Hrs)Learn how to create your own unique gift cards for birthdays, anniversaries, get well and more. Use odd objects and recycled materials to cre-ate beautiful cards that won’t end up in the trash! Pre-registration is required.Course Code: CSP 4000 34P Date: March 21 ThCourse Times: 6:30pm – 8:30pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $10 Instructor: Jo Cicci

Scrapbooking (SS*) (4 Hrs)Keeping all your memories together can be overwhelming. Create beautiful visual essays of favorite photos for yourself or to give as gifts. Create “special moment layouts”, “family mem-ory layouts”, “travel brag layouts”, and more…Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 31P Date: January 31 - February 7 ThCourse Times: 6:30pm – 8:30pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $15 Instructor: Jo Cicci

Course Code: CSP 4000 32P Date: April 4 - April 11 ThCourse Times: 9am – 11amLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $15 Instructor: Jo Cicci

Garden & Outdoor crafts (SS) (3 Hrs)How does your garden grow? Imagination! As summer approaches, more time is spent out-doors. Explore several ideas to inspire and cre-ate unique art projects to dress up the yard or garden. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: Dates/Days: April 25 ThCourse Times: 9am - 12pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $15 Instructor: Jo Cicci

Reuse, redecorate, repurpose those old frames & boxes (SS*) (2 Hrs)Don’t throw out those old frames & trinket boxes! Give them a fresh, new look to fit in with your current décor. Experiment and have fun giving those old out of date frames & boxes a fresh, unique look. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 30P Date: May 9 ThCourse Times: 6:30pm. – 8:30pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $10 Instructor: Jo Cicci




Digital Photography Series

Anatomy of a Camera (SS*) (6 Hrs)It is easy to get overwhelmed when faced with all those buttons and dials. In this course, stu-dents will learn the ins and outs of both “point-and-shoot” digital cameras and SLRs. Discover the best settings to use for different situations in order to achieve the highest quality photos. Please bring your own camera to class. Pre-reg-istration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 36PDate: March 11-March 25 MCourse Times: 6pm – 8pmLocation: WDC Registration Fee: $25.00 Instructor: Eric Schmieder

Digital Photography (SS*) (6 Hrs)This introductory class will help you to hone your photography skills. Students will learn the basic “rules” of photography, from lighting, to place-ment, and posing. Students will get to photog-raphy a variety of subject matter, using different techniques.

Course Code: CSP 4000 37PDate: April 1 -April 1 MCourse Times: 6pm – 8pmLocation: WDC Registration Fee: $25.00 Instructor: Eric Schmieder

Photo Editing & Sharing (SS*) (6 Hrs)The third class of this photography series will focus on different software applications that can be used to edit photos, from free programs like Picasa, to paid programs, like Photoshop. Stu-dents will also learn how to set up online photo accounts that can be used for photo sharing, and be introduced to programs that can be used to send creative slideshows to family and friends.

Course Code: CSP 4000 37PDate: April 22 - May 6 MCourse Times: 6pm – 8pmLocation: WDC Registration Fee: $25.00 Instructor: Eric Schmieder

Personal Finances

Introduction to Stock Trading (24 Hrs)This class will cover major areas of interest regarding how stocks are evaluated, choosing an area of interest, stock research, technical evalu-ation and how to prepare mentally for stock trading. Both employees with a retirement plan and individuals interested in learning about the market will benefit from this class.

Course Code: BAF 3272 01PDate: February 12– April 2 T Course Time: 6-9pmLocation: WDC Clayton Room: 1031Registration: $65 Instructor: Greg Braswell

Culinary Arts

Fun & Simple Cake Decorating (SS*) (9 Hrs)Want to bring an impressive dessert over for the holidays, or make your child’s day with a birth-day cake worth bragging about? This class you teach you fun new ways to decorate both sheet and tiered cakes using tried and tested Wilton cake-decorating techniques.

Course Code: CSP 4000 21PDate: March 9-March 23 SaturdayCourse Time: 9:00am-NoonLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration: $45 Instructor: Jeanna Arnomakian

Cocoa Creations (SS*) (3 Hrs)Learn how to make your own chocolate truffles and more! It’s easier than you think to create beautiful truffles and other decadent chocolate goodies for gift giving or your own personal enjoy-ment. Different techniques will be demonstrated for creating chocolate treats, including tempered chocolate, dipped chocolate, chocolate using molds, and hand-molded free form chocolate. The best part is that you get to take your creations home with you! Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 44PDate: February 2 SaturdayCourse Times: 9am-12pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $25 Instructor: Diane Wasney

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Canning, Freezing, and Storing (SS*) (3 Hrs)Using demonstrations of common fruits and veg-etables, students will learn proper methods to store items grown in the garden or purchased in bulk at farmer’s markets or fruit stands. Empha-sis will be placed on sanitation standards, shelf life, and costs of using various techniques. Stu-dents will know what ingredients and supplies are needed to apply to each method.

Course Code: CSP 4000 17PDate: February 9 SaturdayCourse Time: 9:00am-NoonLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration: $15 Instructor: Sarah Thompson

Course Code: CSP 4000 18PDate: March 2 SaturdayCourse Time: 9:00am-NoonLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration: $15 Instructor: Sarah Thompson

Course Code: CSP 4000 19PDate: April 6 SaturdayCourse Time: 9:00am-NoonLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration: $15 Instructor: Sarah Thompson

Course Code: CSP 4000 20PDate: May 4 SaturdayCourse Time: 9:00am-NoonLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration: $15 Instructor: Sarah Thompson

Johnston County Cookin’ (SS*) (3 Hrs)Learn to cook like you were born here with these authentic cooking tips from the heart of John-ston County. Pork Chops, collards, hush puppies, grits, and more! Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 40P Date: January 26 – February 2 SaturdayCourse Times: 1pm – 4pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $25 Instructor: Sarah Thompson

Quick & Easy Dinners (SS*) (3 Hrs)Whip up a dinner in a dash with these quick & easy cooking lessons. Strategic grocery shopping tips will ensure that you always have ingredients on-hand to create fabulous meals in no time flat! Students will learn to prepare a variety of dishes and even have food to take home.Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 39P Date: April 2 - April 9 TCourse Times: 6pm – 9pm. Location: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $25 Instructor: Bobby Bryant

Sewing/Quilting

Quilting Basics (SS*) (30 Hrs)Discover the art of quilting. This class is for the beginner. You will learn how to use a sewing machine, fabric selections, rotary cutting, piec-ing and quilting techniques.

Course Code: CSP 4000 15P Date: January 7-March 25 M Course Time: 1:30-4:30pm (Holidays: 1/21 & 3/4)Location: JCC/Sanders Bldg Room: Sewing Lab Registration: $95 Book/Supplies: TBAInstructor: Connie Mills

Quilting (SS*) (40 Hrs)This class is for those of you with sewing machine experience. We will be making a quilt from start to finish. We will reinforce rotary cutting, fabric selection, quilting techniques, mastering the quarter inch seams, pressing and using the right tools. Prerequisite: Quilting Basics recommended by not required.Course Code: CSP 4000 16P Date: January 7-March 25 M (Holidays: 1/21 & 3/4)Course Time: 9am-1pmLocation: JCC/Sanders Bldg Room: Sewing Lab Registration: $130 Book/Supplies: TBAInstructor: Connie MillsPrerequisite: Quilting Basics recommended by not required.




Special Interest

Self-Defense for Women (SS*) (4 Hrs)Did you know that North Carolina ranks third in the country in homicides against women? It’s time to learn to defend yourselves, ladies! This practical, hands-on class will teach you real-life techniques for getting out of harm’s way using the resources you have available to you, from a handbag, to a cane. You don’t want to miss this one…it could save your life!

Course Code: CSP 4000 22P Date: March 13-March 20 W Course Time: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmLocation: WDC, Clayton Room: Discovery Room Registration: $15 Instructor: Mark Murdock

Introduction to Tai Chi (SS*) (8 Hrs)This graceful and flowing exercise can be used to improve over-all health, and well being. The rou-tine practice of Tai Chi offers many health ben-efits, including increased flexibility, and muscle strength. It can also help improve posture and balance, reduce stress, and promote relaxation. It is gentle enough for all ages and activity lev-els. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 28PDate: January 28 - March 18 MCourse Times: 9am - 10amLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $30.00 Instructor: Michael Liaudaitis

American Sign Language I (SS*) (16 Hrs)American Sign Language is one of the most commonly used languages in the United States. People who learn sign language may have a deaf or hard of hearing family member or friend, may be losing hearing themselves, or simply want to pursue a personal interest. Students will learn the manual communication alphabet, as well as everyday phrases that can be used to engage in simple conversation. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 33P Date: January 15 - March 5 TCourse Times: 6:30pm. – 8:30pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $50 Instructor: Laura Kelly

American Sign Language II (SS*) (16 Hrs)In this continuation of American Sign Language, students will expand their knowledge base to include a wider variety of phrases, and learn how to utilize facial expressions and body language to enhance communication skills. Students will also learn how to understand and interact appro-priately within the deaf culture. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 39P Date: March 12-April 30 TCourse Times: 6:30pm – 8:30pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $50 Instructor: Laura Kelly

Yoga Basics (SS*) (8 Hrs)This introduction to yoga includes basic pos-tures, breathing, and meditation. Emphasis is placed on working with the body safely to pro-mote strength and well-being while still gaining physical progress toward traditional postures. Students must bring their own a yoga mat. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 35P Date: January 28 - March 18 MCourse Times: 6:30pm – 7:30pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $80 Instructor: Beth Winspear

Computer Basics for Seniors (SS*) (12 Hrs)This course is introductory and designed for seniors who are looking to gain some experi-ence with the internet. This class will introduce e-mail, and applications like Facebook that can be used to keep up with the Grandkids. Appli-cations for storing and sharing photos, such as Picasa and Photobucket will be discussed. Pre-registration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 24PDate: March 5- March 26 TCourse Times: 9am - 12 pmLocation: Kenly CenterRegistration Fee: $35.00 Instructor: Marye Badgett

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Course Code: CSP 4000 25PDate: January 15-February 5 TCourse Times: 9am-12pmLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $35 Instructor: Rob Jones

Cut Your Grocery Bills in Half! (SS*) (2.5 Hrs)Taught by Faye Prosser, the WRAL-TV Smart Shopper, this class will teach you how to cut your grocery bills in half using coupons, store promotions and meal planning. Never pay full price for groceries again! Discover how to buy free food, bath & body products every week, effectively use coupons for items you already buy, use weekly sales ads in conjunction with coupons, understand store coupon and sale poli-cies for area stores, use drug store rebates for fabulous deals, develop an easy to follow weekly meal plan your whole family will love, purchase food so inexpensively, you will have extras to donate to you local food bank or shelter! Class includes course handout, pen and resource directory. This workshop will change the way you shop and teach you to save more than you ever imagined. Preregistration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 14FDates/Days: April 18 ThCourse Times: 6pm. - 8:30 p.mLocation: Cleveland CenterRegistration Fee: $15 Instructor: Faye Prosser

PERSONAL PROTECTION

Concealed Carry Handgun Training (SS*) (8 Hrs)This course will explain the aspects of the North Carolina Concealed Carry Handgun law as it applies to the rights of the citizen to carry a con-cealed handgun and to apply the fundamentals of safety and basic marksmanship. Participants will be required to take a shooting proficiency test. This class will give you the certification you need to obtain a concealed carry permit from your sheriff’s office. Students will need to bring a handgun with belt and holster, hearing protec-tion, shooting glasses and 100 rounds of ammu-nition. Students are required to wear closed toed shoes, and long pants are recommended. In addition, it is recommended to bring a hat/cap, water, sun block and bug spray. Students may want to bring a bag lunch since there is

limited restaurant availability in the area. These classes are held at the Howell Woods Environ-mental Learning Center. For directions, visit our website or call 919-938-0115. Preregistration is required.

Course Code: CSP 4000 01P Date: March 9 SaturdayCourse Time: 8a-5pLocation: Howell Woods Room: 1 Registration: $60 Book: Included with registrationInstructor: G. Whitley

Course Code: CSP 4000 02P Date: March 23 SaturdayCourse Time: 8a-5pLocation: Howell Woods Room: 1 Registration: $60 Book: Included with registrationInstructor: A. Jernigan

Course Code: CSP 4000 03P Date: April 13 SaturdayCourse Time: 8a-5pLocation: Howell Woods Room: 1 Registration: $60 Book: Included with registrationInstructor: G. Whitley

Course Code: CSP 4000 04PDate: April 27 SaturdayCourse Time: 8a-5pLocation: Howell Woods Room: 1 Registration: $60 Book: Included with registrationInstructor: A. Jernigan

Course Code: CSP 4000 05PDate: May 11 SaturdayCourse Time: 8a-5pLocation: Howell Woods Room: 1 Registration: $60 Book: Included with registrationInstructor: A. Jernigan




Basic Skills

In Basic Skills programs, students have oppor-tunities to build skills in reading, language, and math or to complete high school through either adult high school or a GED Diploma program. There are five program areas in the Basic Skills Department including: Adult Basic Education (ABE), Adult High School (AHS), GED, Compen-satory Education (CED), and English as a Second Language (ESL). Enrollment is open to individu-als age 18 and older. Under special circum-stances, students age 16 and 17 may enroll in certain programs as indicated in each program information section. Basic Skills Classes are FREE! Placement testing is required for entry (See more placement testing infor-mation below.)

INFORMATION FOR UNDERAGE STUDENTS (Ages 16 and 17)Students ages 16 and 17 are not guaranteed admission into the Basic Skills Program. Stu-dents age 16 or 17 who are currently enrolled in high school are encouraged to contact their counselor or advocate prior to withdrawing. Johnston County Schools (JCS) offers a wide variety of alternative credit programs, and stu-dents ages 16 or 17 are strongly encouraged to learn of other options within JCS before with-drawing and applying to our Adult High School program.

Students ages 16 and 17 must complete and return an application package. Packages may be picked up in the Elsee Building lobby on the main campus. After collecting the required documentation, students must return their appli-cation package to Dr. Angela Kearney’s office located in the Wilson Building, Academic Skills Center. Application packages will be reviewed, and students will be contacted regarding their admission application. Perspective students under the age of 18 must meet specific eligi-bility requirements for entry PRIOR to taking the placement test. Please contact Dr. Angela Kearney (919) 209-2531 for underage student information.

INFORMATION FOR ADULTS AGES 18 AND OLDER

Your First Step…Placement testing and orientation for the Adult High School Diploma (AHS) and GED Credentialing

Placement testing is required for entry into all Basic Skills programs. Students should choose one testing session to attend. Sessions are offered in on the main campus in the Elsee Building, Room 135. You do not need to make an appointment prior to coming to a testing ses-sion. We operate in an open lab setting; there-fore, first come, first serve basis. The placement test will take you about an hour and a half to complete. Children and guests are not allowed into the testing session with you. Students are required to bring a picture ID with your name, picture and date of birth. Please plan on staying 1.5 hours and finishing by closing times listed. There is no cost for placement testing.

Daytime Assessments: Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday (8:30 am-1:00 pm) Walk-ins accepted within this time frame.

Evening Assessments: Tuesday or Wednesday (5:30 pm-8:00 pm) Walk-ins accepted within this time frame.

After completing the assessment, students are given the day/time for orientation. Orienta-tions are offered both day and evening for your convenience. Students should again bring their picture ID. Please plan on staying at orienta-tion for 2 hours. During orientation students will receive your assessment scores, learn about both the GED and Adult High School program as well as receive your class schedule. For ques-tions regarding placement testing, orientation, and class scheduling, contact Jessica Rieger via email [email protected] or Thomas Cur-rier at (919) 209-2564 or [email protected] or Tovoya Dobbin at (919) 209-2122.

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Adult Basic Education (ABE) The goal of this program is to provide opportu-nities to improve reading, math, and language skills for entry into Adult High School, GED, Col-lege curriculum programs, or simply to improve skills for personal satisfaction. The program is FREE OF CHARGE and open to individuals age 18 and older. Students that are 16 or 17 years old may enroll under special circumstances. To enter this program, please see the above information on placement testing, as this will be your first step.

Adult High School (AHS) In the Adult High School program, a student can earn a high school diploma by completing required and elective courses of high school sub-jects. To earn a high school diploma, a student must complete a total of 28 specific course units.

Students are awarded credit for previous course work based on an evaluation of an offi-cial transcript from high school. This program is conducted in affiliation with the Johnston County Public Schools. This program is FREE OF CHARGE and open to students age 18 and older. Students ages 16 and 17 may enroll under spe-cial circumstances.

The program is located on the College’s Smith-field campus. Classes are offered through an Internet-based software. Students without Inter-net access or those wishes for assistance may use the resources of the Academic Skills Center located on the main campus.

For further information regarding transcripts and eligibility, call Dr. Angela Kearney (919) 209-2135 or at [email protected]

GED Preparation ClassesThe GED Preparation program allows individuals to earn the GED Diploma through completion of the five official GED Tests including: Language Arts – Reading, Language Arts – Writing, Math-ematics, Science, and Social Studies. Following placement testing, a student would take the GED Practice Tests to determine readiness to take the actual tests for the GED Diploma. Students are eligible to take the GED once minimum scores have been met in each of the Practice Test areas. The GED program is open to adults age 18 and older. Please see the information on placement testing above – this will be your first step to enter the GED credentialing program.

ABE & GED Credentialing Class Locations Include:• JCC/Smithfield Campus

(ABE/GED/AHS/ESL/CED) • JCC/Cleveland Center

(ABE/GED/CED)• Workforce Development Center, Clayton

(ABE/GED/ESL) • Kenly Center (ABE/GED) • GED Online

(Students must score high enough on the placement test to utilize this option)

• Johnston County Industries, Selma (ABE/GED/CED)

• Showers of Blessing Community Church, Cleveland Community (ESL)

• Johnston County Industries, YES I CAN Pro-gram, Smithfield (ABE/GED)

• Benson Town Hall (ABE/GED/ESL) – coming soon! Spring 2013!

English as a Second Language (ESL) Inglés como una idioma segunda

Los estudiantes en la programa de ESL apren-den como leer, escribir y hablar ingles. Hay tres niveles de ESL: Principiante, intermedio y avan-zado. Si quiere matricular en nuestra programa, tiene que venire para un examén. Ofrecemos el examen cada lunes a las 6 :00 de la noche y cada miercoles a las 2 :00 de la tarde. Tiene que venir a la aula A139 en el edificio que se llama ‘Elsee.’ (245 College Road, Smithfield, NC 27577). No tiene que hacer una cita para tomar el examen, pero tiene que llegar en punto por favor. El examen va a durar una hora y media y no puede llevar ninos o amigos al examen.

This course provides instruction in English for individuals who do not speak English as a first language. Learning English is important for self-improvement, better job opportunities, and preparation for citizenship. The program is FREE OF CHARGE and open to individuals age 18 and older. To enter ESL classes, the first step is a placement test. We offer this test weekly on Mondays at 6:00pm and Wednesdays at 2:00pm in the Elsee Building, Room A139 (245 College Road, Smithfield, NC 27577). You do not need to make an appointment to take the placement test, but please arrive on time as late arriv-als will not be allowed to enter testing sessions already in progress. Also, please note that chil-dren and guests may not accompany you to the exam.




English-As-A-Second Language (ESL) Class Locations Include:• JCC/Smithfield Campus

(ABE/GED/AHS/ESL/CED) • Workforce Development Center, Clayton

(ABE/GED/ESL) • Showers of Blessing Community Church,

Cleveland Community (ESL) – Childcare Available!

• Benson Town Hall (ABE/GED/ESL) – coming soon! Spring 2013!

Compensatory Education (CED) This community college program is designed to compensate adults with intellectual disabilities who have not had an education or who have received an inadequate one. The goal of the program is to help individuals become as inde-pendent and self-directed as possible through acquiring basic academic and life skills needed to function successfully in daily living at home and in the community.

Compensatory Education classes are held at the main campus in Smithfield, Cleveland Center, and Johnston County Industries.The program is FREE OF CHARGE and available to adults age 18 and older. For further informa-tion call Karen Ramsay at (919) 209-2542 or via email at [email protected]

Would you like to start a Basic Skills class in your community?Would your church or business like to sponsor a new Basic Skills class (ABE/GED/ESL/CED) at your site or in your community? New classes may be established in locations with a minimum of 15 students. Call Jessica Rieger for details at (919) 209-2065 or at [email protected] or Bryan Williamson at (919) 209-2084.

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Continuing Education Mail, fax or deliver completed form and appropriate registration fee to:

Johnston Community CollegeAttention: Continuing Education

Telephone: (919) 934-3051 PO Box 2350, Smithfield NC 27577 Fax: (919) 989-7862

Complete the application in full and return to the address listed above. Please print in ink or type.

Course Title_______________________________________/Course Code: ________________________ /Registration Fee $_____

Semester___________/Location___________________________/Begin Date________________/End Date ___________________

Social Security Number __ __ __ - __ __ - __ __ __ __ Date of Birth______________________ Sex ( ) M ( ) F Race ____________

Name _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address (Street, PO Box) ______________________________________________________________________________________

(City, State Zip) _____________________________________________ County of Residence ______________________

Email Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Telephone Number (Home)__________________(Business)__________________(Cell) ___________________________________

Education Level: __ Completed High School __ Adult High School Diploma __ GED Diploma __ One Year Vocational Diploma __ Associate Degree __ Bachelor’s Degree __ Master’s Degree ___OR Highest Grade Completed

Employment Status: __ Retired __ Full-time __ Part-time - Number of hours per week ____ __Unemployed (not seeking) __Unemployed (seeking)

Employer: _____________________________________________ Occupation __________________________________________

If affiliated, name of Fire, Police, or Rescue Department ________________ Position/Rank ______________________________

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING POLICIES CONCERNING YOUR REGISTRATION.Continuing Education (CE): A student who officially withdraws (in writing) from a CE course prior to the first class meeting is eligible for a 100% refund upon request to the CE Division. A student may be eligible to receive a 75% refund of the registration fee if the student officially withdraws (in writing) from the course after the class begins but prior to the 10% census date. A student would not be entitled to receive a refund if he/she withdraws after the 10% census date of the course. Courses offered as self-supporting, denoted by (SS) beside course title, (motorcycle, interior design, etc.) are not eligible for a refund as these programs are funded by registration fees collected. Students are eligible for a 100% refund if the class is canceled by the College. A student may transfer ONLY ONCE (within the same semester) to another class if he/she notifies the office a minimum of one week in advance. Course Repetition Policy: Students who take an occupational course more than TWICE within a FIVE-YEAR period shall pay their cost of the course at a rate based on current contact hour value. Students shall be primarily responsible for monitoring course repetitions; however, the College shall review records and charge students full cost for courses taken more than twice. Senior Citizens who are legal residents of North Carolina and who wish to enroll in an occupational extension course will not be required to pay for taking the course twice. Senior citizens who take an occupational extension course more than TWICE within a FIVE-YEAR period shall pay their cost for the course. Students may repeat occupational extension courses an unlimited number of times if the repetitions are required for certification, licensure, or recertification.Senior Citizens (age 65 or older), who are qualified as legal residents of North Carolina, do not pay registration fee for one occupational class per academic semester. This does not include self-supporting courses.

The above information is accurate to the best of my knowledge and I have read the Continuing Education Refund Policy and the Course Repetition Policy and understand how each applies to my registration for this course.

Student Signature _______________________________________________ Date ______________________

Method of Payment: ( ) Cash ______________ ( ) Check # _________________ or Money Order Enclosed (Payable to JCC)

( ) Credit Card - If paying by credit card, please provide a contact number on registration form to receive a phone call to process your payment.

*No class confirmation will be mailed*

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