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Lifelong LearningSPRING 2018 || NON-CREDIT COURSE SCHEDULE

Grow,Blossom,

and Expand Your Learning

ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE AT

GFCMSU.EDU/LIFELONGLEARNING

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Webpage Design

Savvy Social Security for Boomers

Digital Dangers

Windows 10 Basics

Leadership Training

Getting the Most from Your Kindle Fire

Ins and Outs of Facebook

LGBTQ Safe Zone Training

Retirement Planning TODAY



Tie Your Shoelaces

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SPRING 2018 COURSE SCHEDULEPlease note: some courses are offered at locations other than GFC MSU. We greatly appreciate our community partners for making it possible to offer such a variety of courses, including Great Falls Public Schools who work with us to bring you affordable and convenient community enrichment opportunities at their facilities. For more info about classes and syllabi please visit the online catalog.

With some simple tools, you can create a webpage to benefit your business.

Whether you are already receiving Social Security or just planning to retire, this class will answer many of your Social Security questions and help you make informed decisions.

Come learn how to protect yourself, your computer and tablet from viruses, malware, scammers and phishing schemes. We will also discuss staying safe online and protecting identity.

Come learn the tips and tricks and ins and outs of navigating Windows 10. We will take a look at where things are located, how to create shortcuts and pin items to the taskbar, as well as explore apps and how they work with the new operating system.

Have you always wanted to be the supervisor or manager that seems to always get the job done with great support from team members? Well now you can! During this time you will learn the difference from being a “Manager” and a “leader.” We will do practical applications and lots of hands-on training.

In this class, we will go beyond the basics and learn about apps and other functions of your Kindle Fire. This class is for those already familiar with how to use a Kindle Fire tablet.

So you signed up for Facebook but aren’t sure about everything it does or the safety aspects. This class will show you everything from privacy to how to use it on your phone.

This class provides participants with a general understanding of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) identities. The training encourages dialogue and provides ample time for participants to ask questions and get honest answers. The class gives 3 CEUs per the state of Montana for licensed therapists.

This comprehensive course helps you see the “big picture.” It examines many aspects of personal finance and explains how they all can work together to create an integrated retirement plan. All ages welcome!



Were you ever told as a child to tie your shoe laces before you trip and fall? Our fast paces business worlds can make us feel like we are running with our laces flopping around ready to trip us up. This class will explore some tips to resolving this problem.

COURSE REGISTRATION FORM

2100 16th Ave S • Great Falls, MT 59405406.268.3734 • gfcmsu.edu/lifelonglearning

{PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. COMPLETE ALL INFORMATION}

Last Name First Name Middle Name

Personal Mailing Address City State Zip

Home Phone Work Phone Email Address Date of Birth

NOTE: Great Falls College Montana State University is committed to the provision of equal opportunity for education, employment, and participation in all college programs and activities without regard to race, color, age, gender. marital status, disability,

disadvantage, religion, political affiliation and/or national origin. The Affirmative Action Officer at the College is the Associate Dean of Student Services, 2100 16th Avenue South, Great Falls, MT 59405. Telephone: 406-771-5133.

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact the Director of Disability and Learning Support Services office at 406-771-4311 (Voice/TDD). Please make accommodation requests 24 hours prior to the event.

(ACCREDITED BY THE NORTHWEST COMMISSION ON COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES)

COURSE TITLE PRICE START DATE

STUDENT SIGNATURE (REQUIRED)________________________________________________Payment Information: Register online, by phone or send a check/money order

to the address above.

Cancellation, Refund and Liability Waiver Policies for Lifelong Learning CoursesIf a course is dropped at least 3 working days prior to the first day of course, the full amount of tuition and fees will be refunded. If a course is not dropped at least 3 working days prior to the first day or the student enrolls and does not attend the course, the full amount of tuition and fees will not be refunded. In certain instances, exceptions to this policy may occur for drops occurring less than 3 working days prior to the first day of class. To be considered for an exception, an appeal stating the justification for this exception must be made in writing to the Lifelong Learning Director to the address above. If the Center for Lifelong Learning cancels a course, students will receive a 100% refund on all tuition and fees. • In consideration for being allowed to participate in any activity offered through the Center of Lifelong Learning, I acknowledge that there are certain risks inherent in the activities offered. I acknowledge that all risks cannot be pre-vented and I assume those beyond the control of the College staff. I represent that I am physically able, with or without accommodation, to participate in the activities, am able to use the equipment and/or supplies described, and have obtained the required immunizations, if any.

YREGISTER ONLINE

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Webpage Design

Savvy Social Security for Boomers

Digital Dangers

Windows 10 Basics

Leadership Training

Getting the Most from Your Kindle Fire

Ins and Outs of Facebook





Tie Your Shoelaces

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SPRING 2018 COURSE SCHEDULEPlease note: some courses are offered at locations other than GFC MSU. We greatly appreciate our community partners for making it possible to offer such a variety of courses, including Great Falls Public Schools who work with us to bring you affordable and convenient community enrichment opportunities at their facilities. For more info about classes and syllabi please visit the online catalog.

6-8 pm

B127 Denise Jackson

With some simple tools, you can create a webpage to benefit your business.

Tuesday 1/16

7-8:30 pm

R170 Keith Duncan

Whether you are already receiving Social Security or just planning to retire, this class will answer many of your Social Security questions and help you make informed decisions.

Thursday 2/1 5:30-7:30 pm

B127 Katie Kotynski

Come learn how to protect yourself, your computer and tablet from viruses, malware, scammers and phishing schemes. We will also discuss staying safe online and protecting identity.

$19 none Monday 2/5 5-7 pm

B127 Katie Kotynski

$79 none

6-8:30 pm

B108 John Wallace

$19 none Monday 2/5

7:15-9:15 pm

B127 Katie Kotynski

$19 none Tuesday 2/20

5:30-7:30 pm

B126 Katie Kotynski

$29 none

Monday 2/26

5-8 pm

A124 Tim Dallacqua

$49 Thursdays 3/1 & 3/8

6:30-9:30 pm

R170 Keith Duncan

$49 Tuesdays 3/6 & 3/13

6:30-9:30 pm

R170 Keith Duncan


1-4 pm

G122 Tim Dallacqua

$19

Come learn the tips and tricks and ins and outs of navigating Windows 10. We will take a look at where things are located, how to create shortcuts and pin items to the taskbar, as well as explore apps and how they work with the new operating system.

Have you always wanted to be the supervisor or manager that seems to always get the job done with great support from team members? Well now you can! During this time you will learn the difference from being a “Manager” and a “leader.” We will do practical applications and lots of hands-on training.

In this class, we will go beyond the basics and learn about apps and other functions of your Kindle Fire. This class is for those already familiar with how to use a Kindle Fire tablet.

So you signed up for Facebook but aren’t sure about everything it does or the safety aspects. This class will show you everything from privacy to how to use it on your phone.




none

none


$99 none

Wednesdays 1/10-2/14

$19/single $34/couple

Mondays 2/5-3/19 (no class 2/19)

includes book


6-8 pm

A124 Deborah Jenkins

Were you ever told as a child to tie your shoe laces before you trip and fall? Our fast paces business worlds can make us feel like we are running with our laces flopping around ready to trip us up. This class will explore some tips to resolving this problem.

COURSE REGISTRATION FORM

2100 16th Ave S • Great Falls, MT 59405406.268.3734 • gfcmsu.edu/lifelonglearning

{PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. COMPLETE ALL INFORMATION}

Last Name First Name Middle Name

Personal Mailing Address City State Zip

Home Phone Work Phone Email Address Date of Birth

NOTE: Great Falls College Montana State University is committed to the provision of equal opportunity for education, employment, and participation in all college programs and activities without regard to race, color, age, gender. marital status, disability,

disadvantage, religion, political affiliation and/or national origin. The Affirmative Action Officer at the College is the Associate Dean of Student Services, 2100 16th Avenue South, Great Falls, MT 59405. Telephone: 406-771-5133.

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact the Director of Disability and Learning Support Services office at 406-771-4311 (Voice/TDD). Please make accommodation requests 24 hours prior to the event.

(ACCREDITED BY THE NORTHWEST COMMISSION ON COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES)

COURSE TITLE PRICE START DATE

STUDENT SIGNATURE (REQUIRED)________________________________________________Payment Information: Register online, by phone or send a check/money order

to the address above.

Cancellation, Refund and Liability Waiver Policies for Lifelong Learning CoursesIf a course is dropped at least 3 working days prior to the first day of course, the full amount of tuition and fees will be refunded. If a course is not dropped at least 3 working days prior to the first day or the student enrolls and does not attend the course, the full amount of tuition and fees will not be refunded. In certain instances, exceptions to this policy may occur for drops occurring less than 3 working days prior to the first day of class. To be considered for an exception, an appeal stating the justification for this exception must be made in writing to the Lifelong Learning Director to the address above. If the Center for Lifelong Learning cancels a course, students will receive a 100% refund on all tuition and fees. • In consideration for being allowed to participate in any activity offered through the Center of Lifelong Learning, I acknowledge that there are certain risks inherent in the activities offered. I acknowledge that all risks cannot be pre-vented and I assume those beyond the control of the College staff. I represent that I am physically able, with or without accommodation, to participate in the activities, am able to use the equipment and/or supplies described, and have obtained the required immunizations, if any.

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includes book

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QUICKBOOKSCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

QuickBooks in a Day

QuickBooks for Tax Preparation

The Power of Reporting in QuickBooks

QuickBooks Payroll

Radio Broadcasting

Beginning Woodcarving

Bugs of the Missouri

Mechanical Motor Control

Wood Pallet Projects

Pastels in Nature

Intro to Beekeeping

Beginning Fly Tying

Aquaponics

Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera

$79 none Monday 1/22

9 am-5 pm

B124 Wendy WeissmanBasic QuickBooks knowledge in one day - This course will cover the basics of QuickBooks including check writing, printing, accounts payable, receivable, invoices, statements, business reports and graphs.

Thursday 1/25

9 am-12 pm

B124 Wendy Weissman

This course will look at specific QuickBooks reports that can be run to make tax time a breeze.

$49 none Thursday 2/1

9 am-12 pm

B124 Wendy Weissman

In this 3-hour course we will explore the reporting aspects built into QuickBooks. You will learn what types of reports QuickBooks can generate and how you can use and modify those reports to efficiently and effectively run your business.

$49 none Monday 2/5 9 am-12 pm

B124 Wendy Weissman

This course will cover the basics from setting up your employees, to tracking and paying payroll liabilities, and the many reports available.

$59 none Wednesdays 1/3-1/31 6-7 pm

G122

Tom Halverson

Students will have the opportunity to learn everything they need to know to be a DJ and pursue a career in radio.

$99 6:30-9 pm

Carpentry Bay Ron CrowderMondays 2/5-3/19

In this class you will learn carving techniques, use of hand tools, and start on your way to making fantastic works of art out of wood. No experience is required.

$59 none 5:30-7:30 pm

R173 Kevin Lyons

A course designed to study the aquatic insects of the Missouri River and the flies used to imitate them.

$79 none Tuesdays 2/6-2/27

5:30-7:30 pm

B124 Charles Walsh

This course will introduce the field of motor control for both automation and robotics.

$49 none

ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIESCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

(no class 2/19)

Tuesdays/Thursdays 2/6-2/15

$109 supplies

6-9 pm

Pete PaceTuesdays/Thursdays 2/13-2/22

CMR Construction Shop

This class will allow students to acquire and improve practical woodworking and crafting skills, while building a project from wood pallets. Students are encouraged to bring their own pallets if they have them!

$154

5:30-8 pm

G117 Brenda WolfTuesdays 2/13-3/13

Explore the beauty of nature using pastels. You will leave this class with a new understanding of the capabilities of pastels and the confidence to use them.

$49 none Saturday 2/24

9 am-3 pm

G45/46 Brian RogersThis class is your opportunity to learn the terms, definitions, tools, equipment, and expectations of working with honey bees. NOTE: No live bees will be handled during this course.

$99

5:30-8 pm

R173 Kevin Lyonssupply list provided

Tuesdays/Thursdays 3/1-3/27

In this class you will gain the skills required to tie a wide variety of flies.

$39 none Saturday 3/10

9 am-3 pm

PGEC 120 Brian Rogers

This class is a concentrated introduction into the world of Aquaponics (growing fish and plants together on any scale).

$49 Saturday 3/10

12-4 pm

G122 Curtis Barrowbring own

cameraThis is a class in the basics of photography using an interchangeable lens digital camera, including controls, exposure, composition, lenses and equipment, software, group discussion, and a practical exercise.

included

supplies included

supplies included

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QUICKBOOKSCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

QuickBooks in a Day

QuickBooks for Tax Preparation

The Power of Reporting in QuickBooks

QuickBooks Payroll

Radio Broadcasting

Beginning Woodcarving

Bugs of the Missouri

Mechanical Motor Control

Wood Pallet Projects

Pastels in Nature

Intro to Beekeeping

Beginning Fly Tying

Aquaponics

Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera

Basic QuickBooks knowledge in one day - This course will cover the basics of QuickBooks including check writing, printing, accounts payable, receivable, invoices, statements, business reports and graphs.

This course will look at specific QuickBooks reports that can be run to make tax time a breeze.

9 am-12 pm

B124 Wendy Weissman

In this 3-hour course we will explore the reporting aspects built into QuickBooks. You will learn what types of reports QuickBooks can generate and how you can use and modify those reports to efficiently and effectively run your business.

9 am-12 pm

B124 Wendy Weissman This course will cover the basics from setting up your employees, to tracking and paying payroll liabilities, and the many reports available.

6-7 pm

G122

Tom Halverson

Students will have the opportunity to learn everything they need to know to be a DJ and pursue a career in radio.

6:30-9 pm

Carpentry Bay Ron CrowderIn this class you will learn carving techniques, use of hand tools, and start on your way to making fantastic works of art out of wood. No experience is required.

5:30-7:30 pm

R173 Kevin Lyons

A course designed to study the aquatic insects of the Missouri River and the flies used to imitate them.

5:30-7:30 pm

B124 Charles Walsh

This course will introduce the field of motor control for both automation and robotics.

ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES CONT’DCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Prospecting & Gem Hunting

Beginning Watercolor

Mixed Media

DNA and Your Family Tree

Blending Flavors of India

Cooking Basics

$109

Carpentry Bay Ron Crowder

You will learn all about gold panning, fossil digging, gem mining, and even metal detecting. There will be hands-on activities.

$154

6-9 pm

G117 Sherry Tuss Tuesdays 4/3-5/1

Learn about the brushes, tools, and various techniques used in watercolor painting as you complete your own unique and beautiful paintings.

$84

6-9 pm

G117 Jenn VolkmarWednesdays 4/4 & 4/11

This class investigates a variety of art making genres and technical applications that challenge form and content. Multi-media applications may range from mixed media assemblage and digital processes to alternative modes such as Collaboration, Performance Art, or Installation Art.

$51

10 am-2 pm

PGEC 126 Saibeen Acord Saturday 1/20

Learn how to correctly blend and incorporate the unique spices from India as you prepare some delicious regional foods.

$39

6-8 pm

Electric City Coffee Tuesday 1/23

You want to make great food in a minimum amount of time, but don’t have a clue how to go about it. Or, you’re on your own for the first time and have discovered that eating out is expensive and takeout is tiresome! Does this sound like you? Then this is the course to take!

ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIESCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

6-9 pm

Pete Pace

This class will allow students to acquire and improve practical woodworking and crafting skills, while building a project from wood pallets. Students are encouraged to bring their own pallets if they have them!

5:30-8 pm

G117 Brenda Wolf

Explore the beauty of nature using pastels. You will leave this class with a new understanding of the capabilities of pastels and the confidence to use them.

9 am-3 pm

G45/46 Brian RogersThis class is your opportunity to learn the terms, definitions, tools, equipment, and expectations of working with honey bees. NOTE: No live bees will be handled during this course.

5:30-8 pm

R173 Kevin Lyons

In this class you will gain the skills required to tie a wide variety of flies.

9 am-3 pm

PGEC 120 Brian Rogers

This class is a concentrated introduction into the world of Aquaponics (growing fish and plants together on any scale).

12-4 pm

G122 Curtis Barrow

This is a class in the basics of photography using an interchangeable lens digital camera, including controls, exposure, composition, lenses and equipment, software, group discussion, and a practical exercise.

Wed/Thurs/Sat 3/28, 3/29 & 3/31

5:30-8:30 pm (W,Th) 10 am-4 pm (Sat)

$19 none

6-7:15 pm

A124 Sandra GuynnMonday 4/23

Discover how DNA testing can help grow and support your family tree. Students will learn DNA vocabulary, the misconceptions about DNA testing, what tests are available, and how DNA can supplement already documented research, and possibly reveal some surprises!

COOKING & DRINKSCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

319 Central Ave.

You May Qualify for a Discount

* CHAMBER MEMBERS:

10% off classes

* EARLY BIRD: $5 off any classes before 1/15 (Use promo code EARLYSPRING18 when registering online)

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE @


Indian Food

Knife Skills

Dutch Ovens & Cast Iron Tricks

Instant Pot Meals

Irish Food

East Indian Vegetarian Cuisine

COOKING & DRINKS CONT’DCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Wine 101

Basic Mixology

Cast Iron Basics & Care

A Night in Mumbai

Date Night Dinner Prep

Advanced Mixology

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We will give you the detailed descriptions of spices, sauces, what goes with what and how to flavor the dishes. After that we will prepare curries, which are very authentic, with vibrant tastes and textures of this rich and fascinating cuisine.

Knowing how to use knives skillfully is the foundation of all cooking and doesn’t have to be scary or frustrating. This class will remedy any issues you have with a knife. You will learn how to slice, dice, chop, and much more in the safest and most efficient manner.

Just in time for summer! This class will teach you how to eat better at camp than most do at home. Learn how to select, season, and use cast iron. Beginners, intermediates, and lawn chairs welcome!

$64 Wednesdays

Cathie Tronson6:30-7:30 pm

Impress your friends with basic wine knowledge, how wine is made, different wine countries/regions, and varietals. You will gain this knowledge through sampling different wines. Must be 21+.

6-7 pm

8 5th St. S Enbar

Learn how to mix up the perfect drink at Great Falls newest bar.

$39 Tuesday 2/6 6-8 pm

Electric City Coffee

During this course, we will go over the different ways to cook with cast iron ware, how to care for, and clean it.

Friday 2/9

6-9 pm

PGEC 126 Saibeen Acord

Bring a friend or a partner as you experience the tantalizing flavors of Indian street foods! In this class you will learn some basics of Indian cooking and about the unique flavors of the spices.

Tuesday 2/13

6-8 pm

319 Central Ave. Join ECC for our couples’ date night dinner prep and meal (cost is per couple).

Electric pressure cookers have become very popular and for very good reasons. In this class, you will learn about using the Instant Pot along with several quick, easy and healthy recipes.

Travel the world of ethnic foods as we explore the flavors of Irish food.

Learn how to cook vegetarian food, keep it tasty and exciting by learning how Indian spices will give your cooking a wonderful flavor and variety.

includes wine tasting

$45

Tuesdays 2/6 & 2/13


$45

Enbar8 5th St. S

1/24-2/28Eagle Beverage

Warehouse

319 Central Ave.

$61 for a couple

$49 for a couple

Tuesdays 2/20 & 2/27 6-7 pm

You learned the basics, now step up your game and become familar with more exotic mixed beverages. Basic Mixology is recommended.

CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING FOR HOTEL/RESTAURANTS/BARS

INCREASE SALES

THESE TRAININGS WILL:

BOOST REPEAT CUSTOMERS

IMPROVE TIPS

PRESENTED BY:

TWO DIFFERENT TRAININGS: MANAGERS & SUPERVISORS JANUARY 30 3 TIMES TO CHOOSE FROM: 7:30 AM, 2 PM, OR 6:30 PM $49/PERSON

OR

FRONT LINE STAFF

FEBRUARY 26 OR 273 TIMES TO CHOOSE FROM: 7:30 AM, 2 PM, OR 6:30 PM $39/PERSON

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

Indian Food

Knife Skills

Dutch Ovens & Cast Iron Tricks

Instant Pot Meals

Irish Food

East Indian Vegetarian Cuisine


Wine 101

Basic Mixology

Cast Iron Basics & Care

A Night in Mumbai

Date Night Dinner Prep

Advanced Mixology

pg.7


6-8 pm


We will give you the detailed descriptions of spices, sauces, what goes with what and how to flavor the dishes. After that we will prepare curries, which are very authentic, with vibrant tastes and textures of this rich and fascinating cuisine.

$39

Tuesday 4/17

6-8 pm

319 Central Ave. Electric City Coffee

Knowing how to use knives skillfully is the foundation of all cooking and doesn’t have to be scary or frustrating. This class will remedy any issues you have with a knife. You will learn how to slice, dice, chop, and much more in the safest and most efficient manner.

6-8:30 pm

Just in time for summer! This class will teach you how to eat better at camp than most do at home. Learn how to select, season, and use cast iron. Beginners, intermediates, and lawn chairs welcome!

Cathie Tronson

Impress your friends with basic wine knowledge, how wine is made, different wine countries/regions, and varietals. You will gain this knowledge through sampling different wines. Must be 21+.

Learn how to mix up the perfect drink at Great Falls newest bar.

6-8 pm


During this course, we will go over the different ways to cook with cast iron ware, how to care for, and clean it.

6-9 pm


Bring a friend or a partner as you experience the tantalizing flavors of Indian street foods! In this class you will learn some basics of Indian cooking and about the unique flavors of the spices.

6-8 pm

319 Central Ave. Join ECC for our couples’ date night dinner prep and meal (cost is per couple).

$94 Mondays 3/5-3/26 5:30-7:30 pm

PGEC 126 Alissa Kline

Electric pressure cookers have become very popular and for very good reasons. In this class, you will learn about using the Instant Pot along with several quick, easy and healthy recipes.

$39

Tuesday 3/6

6-8 pm

319 Central Ave. Electric City Coffee

Travel the world of ethnic foods as we explore the flavors of Irish food.

$61 Thursdays 3/15 & 3/22

6-9 pm


Learn how to cook vegetarian food, keep it tasty and exciting by learning how Indian spices will give your cooking a wonderful flavor and variety.


Enbar

$39 Tuesday 4/3

319 Central Ave.

$59

Mondays 5/7 & 5/21 Cast Iron Queens

You learned the basics, now step up your game and become familar with more exotic mixed beverages. Basic Mixology is recommended.

The Kiln Yard The Square

CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING FOR HOTEL/RESTAURANTS/BARS

INCREASE SALES

THESE TRAININGS WILL:

BOOST REPEAT CUSTOMERS

IMPROVE TIPS

PRESENTED BY:

TWO DIFFERENT TRAININGS: MANAGERS & SUPERVISORS JANUARY 30 3 TIMES TO CHOOSE FROM: 7:30 AM, 2 PM, OR 6:30 PM $49/PERSON

OR

FRONT LINE STAFF

FEBRUARY 26 OR 273 TIMES TO CHOOSE FROM: 7:30 AM, 2 PM, OR 6:30 PM $39/PERSON

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

supplies included

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Why Register Ear ly You Ask?• Some classes fill quickly • Fewer classes cancelled •• We can create new sections for high demand classes •

Basic Essential Oilology

Restoring Your Balance: Introduction to Emotional Freedom Technique

You Have Your Essential Oils, Now What?

Essential Oil 101 – Who, What, Where, When, Why & How of Essential Oils.

The natural pathway for movement is through spirals. Spinal motion is also key for pain-free movement. Learn the fantastic and energizing motion of Gyrokinesis®. For all abilities.

As an infant we learn to fall. As an adult we need to re-learn this skill to help prevent serious injury. There is an art to falling safely even when you don’t expect to tumble.

This course will explore what lies at the heart of meditation with basic neuroscience and poetry as backdrops, all in the realm of self-care.

THE ART OF NOW: CREATIVITY IN THE PRESENT MOMENT engages participants in the creative process by exploring the nature of the process and how it relates to day-to-day living. It encourages participants to seriously (re)consider their creative/artistic dreams and make them a reality.

Elevate your fun with this new and exciting sport. Participants will learn everything they need to know to get into the sport of rock climbing. No experi-ence necessary. Skilled instructors will walk you through vertical movement in this stimulating activity that is sure to become your new obsession.

HEATLTH & FITNESSCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Gyrokinesis®

The Art of Falling

Meditation: A Work in Progress

The Art of Now: Creativity in the Present Moment

Rock Climbing 101

Bean Bag Brain

$124

4-6 pm

B128 Charles Walsh

This workshop will guide you in an exciting robotics project. Students will build a robotic bug that detects and responds to its surroundings. Open to ages 7 and up.

4-6 pm

B128 Charles Walsh

Come learn about the exciting world of Robotics, and explore this fabulous field with the construction of a two motorized mobile platform. Students will get to keep their projects. Open to ages 7 and up.

$89 Saturdays 3/24-4/28 12:30-3 pm G122

Montana’s 1st PlayStation Certified Game Studio, Team KAIZEN, teaches participants how to design games inside the powerful -yet accessible- Lit-tleBigPlanet 3 game development software.

5:15-6:15 pm

G121 Drew Johnson

$150 5:30-7 pm

B101 Cindy Stevens

This vocal ensemble has been created especially for singers in grades 2-8. The focus will be to provide children with excellent vocal training and performance opportunities in the Great Falls area and surrounding communities.

KIDSCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

GFC Children’s Choir

BUMP_BOT Robot Bug

Robotics for Kids

LittleBigPlanet Club

Yoga

Yoga

Yoga

Yoga

Yoga – Any 2 Nights

Lunchtime Yoga

Lunchtime Yoga Ear ly Bird DiscountRegister before Jan.15 and receive $5 off. Use promo code

EARLYSPRING18 when registering online


cost of shirt

supplies included

$109

Mondays 2/26-3/26

$69 bring mat

Fridays 1/19-5/11 12-12:45 pm G121Lunchtime Yoga

Yoga – Any 2 Lunchtimes

Drew Johnson

End your week with a sense of well-being through focused breathing and active meditation.

Participants will learn the basic techniques of EFT and create an implementation plan to sustain a new tapping regimen into the future.

In this class, you will learn how to make simple recipes with your essential oils. The class will offer ideas for home health and beauty products. Participants are encouraged to bring their own oils, if they have them.



Tuesdays1/16-5/8 (no class 3/13)

Thursdays 2/8-3/8

supplies included

none

Add-A-Tudez

Entertainment Company//Team KAIZEN

YOGAThis is a challenging yet relaxing fitness class focusing heavily on proper alignment and breathing techniques. These exercises will increase your total body flexibility, balance, and strength while cultivating a sense of well-being through focused breathing and active meditation.

COURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

$99

Mondays 1/22-5/7(no class 2/19)bring mat

5:30-6:30 pm

G121 Debra Burns $99

Tuesdays 1/16-5/8bring mat

5:15-6:15 pm

G121 Drew Johnson $99

Wednesdays 1/17-5/9bring mat

5:30-6:30 pm

G121 Debra Burns $99

Thursdays 1/18-5/10bring mat

G121 See other instructors $160

bring mat

See other Yoga times

Receive a discount for signing up for two evening yoga classes. (Only good for evening yoga)

Mondays-Thursdays1/16-5/10

G121 Quince Jones $69

bring mat 12-12:45 pm

Mondays1/22-5/7 (no class 2/19)

Get your week off to a great start by getting energized through breathing and active meditation.

12-12:45 pm

G121 Roseanne Mares$69

Wednesdays 1/17-5/9bring mat

In the middle of the week, get focused with a sense of well-being through breathing and active meditation.

G121 See other instructors $119

bring mat

See other Yoga times

Receive a discount for signing up for both of two lunchtime yoga classes. (Only good for lunchtime yoga)

Mondays-Fridays1/17-5/11

Got a sore neck or shoulders? Headaches? Learn how to relieve tension through simple hands-on facilitation with a partner.

Healthcare Provider CPR

Are you a healthcare professional in need of BLS/HCP (CPR)? If so, this class is for you! This is the American Heart Association Basic Life Support for healthcare providers’ course.

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Why Register Ear ly You Ask?• Some classes fill quickly • Fewer classes cancelled •• We can create new sections for high demand classes •


Restoring Your Balance: Introduction to Emotional Freedom Technique

You Have Your Essential Oils, Now What?

$22

Wednesday 2/21 6-8 pm


$69 Tuesdays 1/9-2/26

City Coffee

The natural pathway for movement is through spirals. Spinal motion is also key for pain-free movement. Learn the fantastic and energizing motion of Gyrokinesis®. For all abilities.

$19 Wednesday 1/17

1-2:30 pm

As an infant we learn to fall. As an adult we need to re-learn this skill to help prevent serious injury. There is an art to falling safely even when you don’t expect to tumble.

$29 Saturdays 1/20-3/10 1-2:30 pm

This course will explore what lies at the heart of meditation with basic neuroscience and poetry as backdrops, all in the realm of self-care.

THE ART OF NOW: CREATIVITY IN THE PRESENT MOMENT engages participants in the creative process by exploring the nature of the process and how it relates to day-to-day living. It encourages participants to seriously (re)consider their creative/artistic dreams and make them a reality.

$99 Wednesdays 2/1-2/28

608 1st Ave S6-8 pm

Elevate your fun with this new and exciting sport. Participants will learn everything they need to know to get into the sport of rock climbing. No experi-ence necessary. Skilled instructors will walk you through vertical movement in this stimulating activity that is sure to become your new obsession.

HEATLTH & FITNESSCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Gyrokinesis®

The Art of Falling

Meditation: A Work in Progress

The Art of Now: Creativity in the Present Moment

Rock Climbing 101

Bean Bag Brain

4-6 pm

B128 Charles Walsh

This workshop will guide you in an exciting robotics project. Students will build a robotic bug that detects and responds to its surroundings. Open to ages 7 and up.

Come learn about the exciting world of Robotics, and explore this fabulous field with the construction of a two motorized mobile platform. Students will get to keep their projects. Open to ages 7 and up.

Montana’s 1st PlayStation Certified Game Studio, Team KAIZEN, teaches participants how to design games inside the powerful -yet accessible- Lit-tleBigPlanet 3 game development software.

5:15-6:15 pm

G121 Drew Johnson

5:30-7 pm

B101 Cindy Stevens

This vocal ensemble has been created especially for singers in grades 2-8. The focus will be to provide children with excellent vocal training and performance opportunities in the Great Falls area and surrounding communities.

KIDSCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Ear ly Bird DiscountRegister before Jan.15 and receive $5 off. Use promo code

EARLYSPRING18 when registering online

GFCMSU.EDU/LIFELONGLEARNINGDrew Johnson

End your week with a sense of well-being through focused breathing and active meditation.

noneWendy

Masterson

none The Motion Space

Wendy Masterson

none G121 Bruce Cowgill

$89

6:30-8 pmnone A124 Tim Ljunggren

supplies included

Hi-Line Climbing Center

none Wendy Masterson

supplies included

G117 Joan Redeen

5:30-8:30 pm$19 none Thursday 2/22 G122 Heidi Pasek

Participants will learn the basic techniques of EFT and create an implementation plan to sustain a new tapping regimen into the future.

$24

Wednesday 3/21 6-8 pm supplies included G117 Joan Redeen

In this class, you will learn how to make simple recipes with your essential oils. The class will offer ideas for home health and beauty products. Participants are encouraged to bring their own oils, if they have them.

Tuesdays 1/23-3/6

$22


supplies included Wednesday 4/18 G117 Joan Redeen6-8 pmBasic Essential Oilology

Add-A-Tudez Entertainment

Company//Team KAIZEN

YOGAThis is a challenging yet relaxing fitness class focusing heavily on proper alignment and breathing techniques. These exercises will increase your total body flexibility, balance, and strength while cultivating a sense of well-being through focused breathing and active meditation.


5:30-6:30 pm

G121 Debra Burns

5:15-6:15 pm

G121 Drew Johnson

5:30-6:30 pm

G121 Debra Burns

G121 See other instructors

Receive a discount for signing up for two evening yoga classes. (Only good for evening yoga)

G121 Quince Jones

Get your week off to a great start by getting energized through breathing and active meditation.

12-12:45 pm

G121 Roseanne Mares

In the middle of the week, get focused with a sense of well-being through breathing and active meditation.

G121 See other instructors

Receive a discount for signing up for both of two lunchtime yoga classes. (Only good for lunchtime yoga)

11:30 am-12:30 pm

The Motion Space

$19

Monday 2/5 5:30-7 pmThe Motion

SpaceGot a sore neck or shoulders? Headaches? Learn how to relieve tension through simple hands-on facilitation with a partner.

$75 none On Demand during the Semester TBD Joel HendersonHealthcare Provider CPR Call to be

placed on listAre you a healthcare professional in need of BLS/HCP (CPR)? If so, this class is for you! This is the American Heart Association Basic Life Support for healthcare providers’ course.

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MUSIC, DANCE & CULTURECOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

GFC Community Choir

Ballroom Dancing

Square Dancing in America

Travel Abroad Hacks

Music Theory I

Aural Perception I

Fundamentals of Musical Creation

Keyboard Skills I

$50 7-8 pm

Learn Latin and swing dance. No partner needed.

$399 8:30-9:45 am

B134 Sam Krahn

$49

none

6-8 pm

A124 Denise Jackson

WRITERS’ SERIES COURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Grammar Brush-up

Writing Well and Editing Better – Crafting and Editing Great Prose

Performance Poetry

Love writing but hate grammar? Making grammar mistakes that cost you a promotion? Then this quick class is for you. We review the most common gram-mar mistakes that are made in the business and writing world and learn how to prevent them. You will sound more intelligent and write better in no time.

$99

none 10 am-12 pm

Learn to write your story, in your voice; craft living characters; develop a plot with a story and a theme; and use dialogue, description and action to heighten tension and emotion. Then do it all again, only better.

$59

none 6-7:30 pm

G122 Tyson Habein

In this class students will have the opportunity to learn how to take their writing from the page to the stage. By the end of the class students will have a grasp on the essentials of stage performance of the written word, and have the option to participate in a poetry slam.

LUNCH AND LEARN SERIESCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTORBootcamp for Nonprofit Leaders & Board Members

Volunteer Management

Marketing on a Shoestring

Fundraising Friendly

Marketing Your Business: Building Your Brand

Strategic Planning

This course is geared for executive staff and board members to navigate the wonderful (and sometimes confusing) world of nonprofits together.

Is volunteer power underutilized in your organizations? Learn how to recruit, train and retain both young and seasoned volunteers to increase your organization’s potential.

none $25 Thursdays 1/11-5/10 B101/ Heritage Hall

Cindy Stevens5:30-8 pm

If you love to sing, this class is for you! The College/Community Choir is a mixed voice (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) vocal ensemble designed for those who wish to expand their musical experience.

none Thursdays 1/12-2/2 612 1st Ave. S Miss Linda’s School of Dance

$69 none

Thursdays 2/1-4/19 6:30-8:30 pm G45/46 David Hinds

A class designed to introduce the beginner to basic square dancing calls and steps.

$19 none

Thursday 5/3 7-8:30 pm A124 Heidi Gibson

Biggest questions people ask when traveling: How to pack? What to do? This class answers both and more! Also, learn about haggling and how to keep yourself and your belonging safe!

textbook Mondays & Wednesdays1/10-5/9

This course teaches the fundamentals of music theory.

$369 textbook 10-10:50 am

B134

Sam Krahn

This course builds aural skills through the use of singing and dictation to supplement Music Theory 1.

$399 textbook

10-11:15 am

B134 Cindy Stevens

Designed for the student with little or no musical background, this course introduces the fundamental elements of music reading and notation. It includes note and rhythmic reading, scales, intervals, and chords.

Tuesday & Thursday1/16 & 1/18

Saturdays 1/20-2/24

Wednesdays 2/21-3/14

Strategic marketing and public relations are key to getting funding and public support. This class will teach you how to put together a communication plan that works in our local market.

$369

12-12:55 pm

textbook B134 Tyler Menzel

This course focuses on functional keyboard skills such as scales, sight reading, harmonization, transposition, and literature.

NEW!!! COLLEGE-LEVEL MUSIC COURSESCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Classes last for one full semester. Purchase of textbook is required.

Mondays & Wednesdays1/10-5/9

Tuesdays & Thursdays1/11-5/10

Tuesdays & Thursdays1/11-5/10

Learn from local writers the ins and outs of writing.

Cassiopeia Books

Cori DiBiase & Lisa Schmidt

Early Bird DiscountRegister before Jan.15 and receive $5 off. Use promo code EARLYSPRING18 when registering online @


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MUSIC, DANCE & CULTURECOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Learn Latin and swing dance. No partner needed.

8:30-9:45 am

B134 Sam Krahn

WRITERS’ SERIES COURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Love writing but hate grammar? Making grammar mistakes that cost you a promotion? Then this quick class is for you. We review the most common gram-mar mistakes that are made in the business and writing world and learn how to prevent them. You will sound more intelligent and write better in no time.

Learn to write your story, in your voice; craft living characters; develop a plot with a story and a theme; and use dialogue, description and action to heighten tension and emotion. Then do it all again, only better.

In this class students will have the opportunity to learn how to take their writing from the page to the stage. By the end of the class students will have a grasp on the essentials of stage performance of the written word, and have the option to participate in a poetry slam.

LUNCH AND LEARN SERIESCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTORBootcamp for Nonprofit Leaders & Board Members

Volunteer Management

Marketing on a Shoestring

Fundraising Friendly

Marketing Your Business: Building Your Brand

Strategic Planning

$19 bring your lunch

11:30 am-1 pm

A124

Heidi Gibson

This course is geared for executive staff and board members to navigate the wonderful (and sometimes confusing) world of nonprofits together.


Mondays 10/24-11/21 11:30 am-1 pm

Heidi Gibson

Is volunteer power underutilized in your organizations? Learn how to recruit, train and retain both young and seasoned volunteers to increase your organization’s potential.

Cindy Stevens

If you love to sing, this class is for you! The College/Community Choir is a mixed voice (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) vocal ensemble designed for those who wish to expand their musical experience.

Miss Linda’s School of Dance

David Hinds

A class designed to introduce the beginner to basic square dancing calls and steps.

7-8:30 pm A124 Heidi Gibson

Biggest questions people ask when traveling: How to pack? What to do? This class answers both and more! Also, learn about haggling and how to keep yourself and your belonging safe!

This course teaches the fundamentals of music theory.

10-10:50 am

B134

Sam Krahn

This course builds aural skills through the use of singing and dictation to supplement Music Theory 1.

10-11:15 am

B134 Cindy Stevens

Designed for the student with little or no musical background, this course introduces the fundamental elements of music reading and notation. It includes note and rhythmic reading, scales, intervals, and chords.

Wednesday 2/14

Wednesday 2/28 A124


Mondays 10/24-11/21 Wednesday 3/14 11:30 am-1 pm

A124 Heidi Gibson

Strategic marketing and public relations are key to getting funding and public support. This class will teach you how to put together a communication plan that works in our local market.


11:30 am-1 pm

A124 Heidi Gibson Wednesday 3/28

Whether you are organizing a signature event or launching a capital campaign, this is for you. This course will help take the mystery out of making the right ask at the right time - a must for staff and board members.

Grants $19 bring your lunch

Mondays 10/24-11/21 11:30 am-1 pm

Heidi Gibson Wednesday 4/11 A124

Research, writing and reporting is the formula for establishing a credible grant program. Learn how to infuse more grant dollars in your operating budget.

Tyler Menzel

This course focuses on functional keyboard skills such as scales, sight reading, harmonization, transposition, and literature.

NEW!!! COLLEGE-LEVEL MUSIC COURSESCOURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Your day is busy, but these classes fit in your schedule and allows you to learn a new skill or hone the ones you have. Bring your lunch and network with others.


Mondays 10/24-11/21 12-1 pm

Wednesday 4/11 G122

Build your business brand - what really makes one business stand out from another, what customers are really looking for, how to meet those expectations, and exceed them.

406 Marketing & Design


Wednesday 4/25 11:30 am-1 pm

Heidi Gibson

A124

Build effective strategy skills that are prized in leadership.

Great Falls NOW! $19 none

Tuesday 10/11

Great Falls is just a genuine Montana town that lets you decide how you to experience it. Great Falls NOW! is the class that will take you on a whirlwind ride to learn insider secrets of what is new and what is coming to our community.

Explore the underbelly of Great Falls in this history-driven class about Great Falls’ brothels, female boarding houses, and the women who worked in them. Class will be held in Maria’s restaurant in the historic downtown Lobby Bar.

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GETTING TO KNOW GREAT FALLS

COURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTORGreat Falls’ Underbelly - Brothels $19 none

Tuesday 10/4 6-8 pm Thursday 4/19 The Lobby Bar Alisa Herodes

Tuesday 5/1 5:30-7:30 pm A124

Are you new to the community? Or have you been here a while and want to learn more about Great Falls? Or maybe you work in the service industry and want to know what to recommend to visitors? Or do you already think Great Falls is great and want to share your knowledge? These classes are for anyone wanting to learn more about Great Falls.

Rebecca Engum & Heather Palermo

$159

8 am-5 pm

Scott Hursh

WELDING COURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Basic Welding

Artistic Plasma Cutting

Creative Welding

Designed for students wanting to learn more about welding or explore a welding career.

$139

12-5 pm

Learn how to use a plasma torch and angle grinder. This class teaches free hand plasma cutting to create artistic burnt metal designs. Leave the class with your own work of art!

$159

8 am-5 pm

Joel Sims

Develop the skill and craftsmanship of welding for the hobbyist, or a person interested in entering the sculptor field. Students will construct art pieces using different welding processes.

Saturdays 3/10 & 3/17

Welding ShopJason Garneau & Doug Zander

supplies included

supplies included

Saturday/Sunday4/14 & 4/15

supplies included

Saturday/Sunday4/21 & 4/22

Welding Shop

vubmt.com

VETERAN’S UPWARD BOUND• FREE college prep classes for veterans and the public• Face-to-Face classes this spring: Math, English and Computers• Call 800.356.8387 or 406.268.3734 for more info

Great Falls is just a genuine Montana town that lets you decide how you to experience it. Great Falls NOW! is the class that will take you on a whirlwind ride to learn insider secrets of what is new and what is coming to our community.

Explore the underbelly of Great Falls in this history-driven class about Great Falls’ brothels, female boarding houses, and the women who worked in them. Class will be held in Maria’s restaurant in the historic downtown Lobby Bar.

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GETTING TO KNOW GREAT FALLS


Are you new to the community? Or have you been here a while and want to learn more about Great Falls? Or maybe you work in the service industry and want to know what to recommend to visitors? Or do you already think Great Falls is great and want to share your knowledge? These classes are for anyone wanting to learn more about Great Falls.

Rebecca Engum & Heather Palermo

WELDING COURSE TITLE TUITION SUPPLY FEE DAYS/DATES TIMES ROOM INSTRUCTOR

Designed for students wanting to learn more about welding or explore a welding career.

Learn how to use a plasma torch and angle grinder. This class teaches free hand plasma cutting to create artistic burnt metal designs. Leave the class with your own work of art!

Develop the skill and craftsmanship of welding for the hobbyist, or a person interested in entering the sculptor field. Students will construct art pieces using different welding processes.

VETERAN’S UPWARD BOUND• FREE college prep classes for veterans and the public• Face-to-Face classes this spring: Math, English and Computers• Call 800.356.8387 or 406.268.3734 for more info

Low Pressure Steam Boiler & 3rd Class Boiler Operator Training

$399Book Included

April 13-16, 20188 am - 5 pm@ GFC MSU

*Must Register by 3/30

Great Falls College MSU2100 16th Ave SGreat Falls, MT 59405www.gfcmsu.edu

Call Lifelong Learning for more info:406.268.3734

Register online at: gfcmsu.edu/lifelonglearning - under events

Great Falls Adult Education provides the following:

These services are provided by Great Falls Public Schools at NO CHARGE! For more information, please call:

406.771.5108The Adult Education and HiSET Testing Centers are located at

Great Falls College MSU 2100 16th Ave South, Great Falls, MT 59405

www.facebook.com/GFPSAdultEducation • www.adultedgfps.weebly.com

LET US HELP YOU!

· Path to HSE (High School Equivalency)

· Path to Higher Education· Path to Employment

· TABE Placement· HSE Testing· Reading, Math & Language Skill Building· Digital Literacy Skills· ELA (English Language Acquisition)

· College Preparation· Career Exploration· Work Ethic Proficiency· Employment Skills· Life Skills Development· And much more!

Our program is all about the NEXT STEP by...

CREATING CHOICESIMPROVING CHANCES

MOTIVATING CHANGES

We offer a variety of Pathway Opportunities specific to your GOALS!

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Great Falls Adult Education provides the following:

These services are provided by Great Falls Public Schools at NO CHARGE! For more information, please call:

406.771.5108The Adult Education and HiSET Testing Centers are located at

Great Falls College MSU 2100 16th Ave South, Great Falls, MT 59405

www.facebook.com/GFPSAdultEducation • www.adultedgfps.weebly.com

LET US HELP YOU!

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FEATURES:• Courses run for six weeks (with a 10-day grace period at the end)

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CREATING CHOICESIMPROVING CHANCES

MOTIVATING CHANGES

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