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Workforce Training CatalogWinter/Spring 2018

Driver Development • Certified Nursing Assistant • Apprenticeships • Computer Skills Phlebotomy • EMT • Medical Terminology • Online Courses

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Programmable Logic Control Training (PLC)Story Inside

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PLC Training One of the greatest features of Lewis-Clark State College Workforce Training is our rapid response to industry need. Our mission is to provide customized and short-term training to meet the need for entry level employees, upgrade training for existing employees and retraining of workers who have lost their jobs. One of the tactics we use is collaborative projects with partners. Currently, we are in partnership with North Idaho College (NIC) in two grants, one of which is for provision of training for the lumber industry. This industry is losing seasoned employees and in desperate need of trained individuals to replace them. Idaho Forest Group and Empire Lumber have teamed up with NIC and LCSC for this valuable project; we send a hearty thank-you to our industry partners for their assistance in helping us help them! One of the programs included in this grant is the Programmable Logic Control or PLC training. PLC’s are a mainstay technology in today’s manufacturing world. The PLC is the control center which directs automated machinery. Working with PLC’s requires specialized knowledge and skills to prevent costly breakdowns and maintain high productivity. The lumber industry desperately needs employees trained in PLC’s and this grant provided the means for WFT to offer it. The grant helped us purchase hands on trainers and a supplementary online program. Our classes are taught by Jeremy Fromm who is the head PLC programmer at the Lewiston Idaho Forest Group lumber mill. The training is a series with very introductory information leading to in-depth training. Previously, this training has only been available through vendors, usually at a distant location. Our ability to provide the training is a huge benefit and cost savings for the region, not only for the lumber industry but for other industries who use PLC’s. We are currently mid-way in the grant program, and are offering classes to the general public at the North Lewiston Training Center. Watch as we provide another fine example of how WFT responds to industry’s need for training.

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Janitorial Apprenticeship Program......................15Landlord Tenant Law.........................................10Medical Terminology Online ..............................6Millwright Apprentice.......................................19My Computer......................................................10NEC Update.......................................................20Nursing Assistant Challenge...............................6Nursing Assistant Skills Only..............................6Parametic..................................................7Pharmacy Technology...........................................8Phlebotomy........................................................7Photoshop CS6..................................................14PLC....................................................................16Plumbing Apprentice..........................................19Quickbooks Live................................................12Structured on the Job Training............................16Train the Trainer...................................................7Vehicle Stability and Control...............................21Washington Basic Electrical...............................20Word 2013 Series..............................................13Welding - Kamiah...............................................17Welding - Lewiston...........................................17

Access Series......................................................9Accounting Principles.........................................12Aluminum Welding............................................17Anatomy and Physiology....................................4Assistance with Medications.............................4Basic Internet and Email..................................10CNA Online/On Campus...................................4Computer Essentials.........................................10Computer Skills for the Workplace.....................13CPR.............................................................5Drone Pilot Basics..............................................14Effective Business Writing..................................13Electrical Apprentice.......................................19Emergency Medical Technician........................5Emergency Vehicle Incident Prevention...........21Evidence Based Crash Prevention....................21Excel 2013 Series...........................................11Expanded Functions of Dental Assisting..........5Flagging and Traffic Control............................18Food Safety Manager Certification.....................14HVAC Apprentice............................................19Keyboarding.......................................................13

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Anatomy and Physiology for the Prehospital ProviderOnline/On Campus

Are you thinking about becoming a Paramedic and have not previously taken an A & P course? This hybrid class meets the prerequisite requirement for Paramedic by building your knowledge in human anatomy and physiology and learning to apply it in pre-hospital emergency care. Basic computer skills and high-speed internet access are required.

Instructor: Dean Neufeld*Additional fees apply

Day Date Time Cost

T (Lab) 02/20 to 06/05

6-8pm $600

Assistance with Medications

Assistance with Medications is designed to teach unlicensed assistive personnel in Idaho, when delegated by a nurse, with assisting to administer medications to individuals in their home or group facility. This class is open to any person who would benefit from the additional knowledge provided. Assistance with Medications can be provided as a custom course for facilities.

Instructor: Linda Nelson,DeeLee Mendenhall

Day Date Time Cost

S 01/13 8-5 $79

S 02/10 8-5 $79

S 03/10 8-5 $79

S 04/14 8-5 $79

S 05/12 8-5 $79

S 06/09 8-5 $79

S 07/14 8-5 $79

S 08/11 8-5 $79

S 09/08 8-5 $79

CNA, Online/On Campus

This hybrid version of CNA training allows you to complete the theory portion of the course online while attending the skill training classes on campus. Students must also attend 40 hours of clinical training at facilities across the region. Basic computer skills and high-speed internet access are required. Upon successful completion of this course, students must pass Idaho required skill and written exams to be placed on the CNA Registry. Exam fees are not included in course costs.

Instructors: Linda Nelson,DeeLee Mendenhall, Linda Busch*Additional fees apply

Day Date Time Cost

F 12/15 to 03/23

4-8pm $765

M 01/22 to 05/07

8am-12pm

$765

M 02/12 to 06/04

1-5pm $765

W 03/14 to 06/20

8am-12pm

$765

F 04/20 to 07/20

4-8pm $765

T 06/12 to 09/11

4-8pm $765

W 07/11 to 10/10

8am-12pm

$765

F 08/10 to 11/09

4-8pm $765

CPR: BLS for HealthcareProviders

BLS for Healthcare Providers is for healthcare professionals who need to perform CPR and other lifesaving skills in and out of medical settings. EMS, CNA, Dental Assistant, and Pharmacy Technology students must take BLS for Healthcare Provider. Instructors: Clint Payton, Jeanne Laws, Linda Busch

CPR Heartsaver AED

Basic CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) for the person with limited or no medical training, this course covers Adult CPR and AED. Optional modules are available in child CPR/AED use and infant CPR, including child and infant choking, as requested. Phlebotomy students must take this course.

Instructors: Clint Payton,Jeanne Laws, Linda Busch

CPR HeartsaverFirst Aid AED

Do you need training in first aid, CPR, and AED use to meet job, regulatory or other requirements? If so, this is the course for you. You will learn basic first aid, medical/injury/environmental emergencies, adult CPR and AED use. Optional modules are available in child CPR/AED use and infant CPR, as requested.

Instructors: Clint Payton, Jeanne Laws, Linda Busch

EMT(Emergency Medical Technician)

Online/On Campus

In this combination online and in person class, acquire the skills to provide quick response and mid-level emergency medical and trauma care to the sick or injured in the pre-hospital setting. This course meets Idaho and NREMT standards for obtaining an EMT license. Upon successful completion of this course, students must pass state and national written and practical exams. High school diploma or equivalent required. Basic computer skills and high-speed internet access are required. Exam fees are not included in course costs. *Additional fees may apply.

Instructor: Jeremy HeftDay Date Time Cost

Th 02/15 to 06/02

6-9pm $865

Th 09/27 to 01/19

6-9pm $865

Health Professions


Windows 10-Ed2Go

Struggling to learn your new operating system? Let us help by providing the foundation you need to get started right away using Windows 10.

Date Time Cost

01/17 Online $115

02/14 Online $115

03/14 Online $115

04/11 Online $115

05/16 Online $115

06/13 Online $115

07/18 Online $115

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Expanded Functions of Dental Assisting

Are you working as a dental assistant and wanting to expand your training? Many of today’s dental offices are looking to their dental assistants to perform expanded functions. Take all, or any, of the following courses and further your career: Nitrous Oxide, Coronal Polishing, Pit & Fissure Sealants, Temporary Crown Restorations, Polishing Restorations, and Use of High-Speed Hand Piece (can only be performed under employment of orthodontist). Pre-requisites required. Anytime $85

Medical Terminology, Online

Learn the approach to word building and term comprehension used to form the medical terminology language that describes the human body, conditions, processes, and more. Basic computer skills and high-speed internet access are required. This course meets requirement for Pharmacy Technology.

Instructor: Anita GrimmDay Date Time Cost

N/A 02/12 to 03/23

Online $425

Nursing Assistant Challenge

Like the Nursing Assistant Skills Only Training course, this challenge test meets the entrance requirement of the LCSC BSN program for CNA, but provides no skill training prior to testing. You must have a medical background. This skill test does not qualify you for state registry or eligibility to be titled or work as a certified nursing assistant. Anytime, Per Instructor Availability $95

Nursing Assistant Skills Only Training

Do you need to meet the LCSC BSN requirement of CNA but have no plans to work as a CNA? This 36 hour skills only training course may be for you. This class does not qualify you for state registry or eligibility to be titled or work as a certified nursing assistant.

Instructor: Linda Nelson

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Health Professions


Paramedic,Online/On Campus (September, 2018)

Are you an EMT and want to advance to top rank of EMS providers? Start planning for the next Paramedic class to begin in September, 2018. Paramedics provide advanced pre-hospital emergency care to the sick or injured and possess the knowledge and skills to perform advanced emergency interventions. Basic computer skills and high-speed internet access are required. This course meets Idaho and NREMT standards for obtaining an EMT-Paramedic license. Upon successful completion of this course, students must pass state and national written and practical exams. Call for more information. Pre-requisites required.

Instructor: Staff*Additional fees apply

Day Date Time Cost

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Pharmacy Technology Prep Course

This 24 hour course meets the math prerequisite requirement for the Pharmacy Technology program that begins in August, 2018. See Pharmacy Technology, Online/On Campus below.

Instructor: Garrett Husted*Additional fees apply

Day Date Time Cost

M/W 05/14 to 06/25

6-8pm $450

Train the Trainer Online

Do you teach adults? This class provides introductory information on developing objectives, lesson plans, evaluations, and classroom techniques. This course fulfills the requirements for teaching Allied Health and EMS classes in Idaho.

Instructor: StaffAnytime, Online $260

Phlebotomy

Would you like to learn how to draw blood from patients for medical facilities? During this course you will learn all aspects of blood collection, including anatomy and physiology of the vascular system, medical ethics, legal issues, and venipuncture. You will also complete 100 hours of hands-on training at regional labs. Upon successful completion of this course, you are eligible to take the American Society for Clinical Pathology, Phlebotomy Technician exam. PTB (ASCP) exam is not included in course. Instructor: Lauren Miesen *Additional fees apply

Day Date Time Cost

M/W 02/05 to 05/23

5:30-8:30pm

$840

M/W 09/05 to 12/12

5:30-8:30pm

$840


Pharmacy Technology, Online/On Campus (August, 2018)

Pharmacy Technicians can be found working at pharmacies in both hospital and retail settings, assisting pharmacists to prepare and dispense medications, devices, and to give instructions in their use. This rigorous 11-month program that begins in August is taught using a combination of online classes, hands-on lab/skill training, and clinical hours spent putting that knowledge to use. In addition to providing the basic training needed to work as a Pharmacy Technician, this course includes national certifications for IV/Sterile Products and Extemporaneous Compounding, plus the PTCB examination. Basic computer skills and high-speed internet access are required. According to Department of Labor statistics the median wage for Pharmacy Technologists in Idaho is $15.52/hour and Lewiston is $17.72/hour. Classroom Hours: Didactic 309, Lab 105Practicum Hours: 180 Spring Semester over 12 weeks, 180 Summer Session over 8 weeks Instructor: Garrett Husted*Additional fees apply

Admission Requirements:• High school diploma or GED• Demonstrate ability to key 35 wpm• Completion of criminal record background check and drug test upon admission. Violations may result in

denied access to clinical sites and therefore inability to complete the program.• Math competency demonstrated. Contact Workforce Training for more information.

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Business & Industrial


Access 2013 for Excel Lovers

Do you use Excel Worksheets to keep large sets of information, like contact lists or inventory? Did you know that you can keep this information in database tables, even convert your lists from Excel Worksheets to Access Tables, and then simplify and control their use with forms, queries and reports? Learn the power that database tables have over worksheets for this kind of information. This is a hands-on course in our computer lab.

Instructor: Wendy WeberDay Date Time Cost

W 02/07 2-4pm $60

Building and Understanding Tables & Relationships

In this 2 hour session you will learn how to understand a relational database like Microsoft Access can help you with other database applications that you use at work every day. In this session you will build a few tables, discuss data field types, and talk about how to maintain data integrity by using tools like loop up tables and input masks in this class. This is a hands-on course in our computer lab.


W 02/21 2-4pm $60

Connecting Tables and Building Queries

In this 2 hour session you will learn to take existing data in tables, and connect it together for powerful query writing. This is a hands-on course in our computer lab.


W 03/07 2-4pm $60

Building Forms

In this 2 hour session you will learn how to build data input and display forms from existing tables or queries. This is a hands-on course in our computer lab.


W 03/21 2-4pm $60

Reports

In this 2 hour session you will learn how to take existing queries and build effective and professional looking reports. This is a hands-on course in our computer lab.


W 04/11 2-4pm $60

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Basic Internet and Email

This three hour session will give you a complete overview of the ways of the “net”. Email: Learn to add attachments, security issues, inserting pictures, spell check, request read receipts and more. Internet: Learn about viruses, firewalls, phishing, passwords, shortcuts, folders, saving pictures, searching and wildcards and more. Register today. Seating is limited.

Instructor: Steve JuveDay Date Time Cost

T 03/06 1-4pm $65

Landlord Tenant Law

This 15 hour course will give you a complete overview of the law for Idaho and Washington. What are your rights as a landlord? What are your rights as a tenant? Learn the legal terms, processes and procedures for eviction. Learn techniques for screening tenants. Learn due process for collection proceedings and more. It’s all here in five highly informative sessions. Register today! Seating is limited.

Instructor: Telia SchneiderDay Date Time Cost

T 03/06 to 04/03

1-4pm $160

My Computer: Finding My Way Around

Build your knowledge from Computer Essentials. Computers are large digital information storage systems. This class will teach you how to file documents, put a shortcut on your desktop, clean and maintain your desktop. Learn how to search your computer for lost files and how to use search engines like Microsoft search function and Google. Learn how to store information by creating and managing folders. In addition, learn how to manage messages in your email in-box. If you can perform these functions, you will have more fun and save time using your computer!


T 02/27 2-4pm $50

T 04/24 6-8pm $50

Computer Essentials

Take the fear and intimidation out of using your computer. This class is designed for those who own a computer, but feel fearful and intimidated when they turn it on. You’ll learn the basics in computer terminology, methods and tools. Learn basic components of your system and their functions. Learn how to use your DVD drive and how to open programs and attachments. You will explore this amazing device with guidance from an experienced instructor. This course is rewarding, useful and fun!


T 02/20 2-4pm $50

T 04/17 6-8pm $50

Excel 2013 for Beginners

This three hour course is designed for students who have never used Excel. The pace of this session makes it easy for beginners to keep up. You will learn just the basics of creating a worksheet, selecting cells and typing in data among a few other basic tasks. We have found that some students who enroll in Excel 2013 the Basics have trouble keeping up with the goals of that course. We designed this one to be slow paced for the Excel beginner. Once you complete this course and you are ready for more, the Excel 2013 The Basics and Beyond the Basics courses will be ready for you.


T 03/13 1-4pm $100

T 03/20 5-8pm $100

Excel 2013The Basics

Do you want to increase your job skills? Do you use Excel at work and struggle with it? In this four hour course, you will learn the most commonly used menu options in Excel. You will compile data, build charts, and track statistics for work, school or church. This introduction to Microsoft Excel will help you learn to create worksheets that perform simple calculations, and techniques to manipulate data into a presentable format. It is suggested that students enrolling in this course be familiar with a computer keyboard and it is also an advantage if you have had some exposure to Excel.


T/Th 30/27 to 03/29

2-4pm $125

Excel 2013Beyond the Basics

This four hour course builds on what you learned in Excel the Basics. Do you need to track sales? Do you use spreadsheets for tracking inventory, personnel, or other important data? Learn to use formulas. Work with multiple spreadsheets. Learn to insert charts and graphs. You will learn to create multiple pages of interlinking data and discover how to use formulas for increased proficiency. It is suggested that you take Excel the Basics before taking this course. However, if you already use Excel, and you want to move to a higher level of use with the tasks described above, this course will work for you.


T/Th 04/10 to 04/12

2-4pm $125



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Accounting Principles: Part I

If you are a business owner of if you are responsible for maintaining the accounting records of a business, this 3 hour session is perfect for you. You will get an understanding of how to maintain a proper accounting system and why it is crucial. In this beginners class, you will learn the basics of accounting. We will pull back the bookkeeping curtain by going behind the procedures that accounting software’s like quickbooks can automate. By understanding this information, you will gain a better understanding of how to make entries, what they mean, where the information goes, what accounting information is available, where to locate it and what it is used for.

Instructor: Clete RyanDay Date Time Cost

Th 02/08 1-4pm $110

Accounting Principles: Part II

In this 3 hour sequel to Part I, you will learn how to create, read and interpret financial information available from your accounting system which is crucial for making good business decisions. This advanced session will help business owners and office personnel go beyond bookkeeping, and to understand the accounting process and how information flows through it. Learn the reports that are available and how to interpret them. We will review the basic types of accounting available, the financial statements and generally accepted accounting principles and how to create a budget.

Instructor: Clete RyanDay Date Time Cost

Th 02/22 1-4pm $110

QuickBooks Live Part Two Accounts Payable

This is an intermediate workshop for learning the basic setup of accounts payable, accounts receivable, and journal entries along with other essential bookkeeping elements for the small business. Instructor: Clete Ryan

Day Date Time Cost

Th 03/15 1-4pm $120

QuickBooks Live Part One Getting Started

In this class you will learn the basics of QuickBooks. You will learn how to set up a company, navigate menu bars, work with lists, chart of accounts, and set up bank accounts. Instructor: Clete Ryan

Day Date Time Cost

Th 03/08 1-4pm $120

QuickBooks Live Part Three

This class is not for the beginner. You will learn how information you enter flows into other parts of QuickBooks. Learn what reports are available, how to read and interpret data, budgeting, basic payroll, and analyzing your financials. Instructor: Clete Ryan

Day Date Time Cost

Th 03/22 1/4pm $120

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Word 2013 Part One

Do you find Microsoft Word challenging? We can help with this HANDS ON training. Learn how to format your documents and make them look professional. Learn to use and customize the basic essential components of Microsoft Word to make your word processing tasks quicker and easier to complete. Every student will have the use of one of our up to date computers in our computer lab. Instructor: Kim Behler

Day Date Time Cost

W 04/04 6-8pm $50

Computer Skills for the Workplace

This course is a great introduction to Windows 10 and Office 2016 and is designed to provide the fundamental computer competencies you need to survive and prosper in today’s fast-changing workplace.

Day Date Time Cost

N/A 01/17 Online $115

N/A 02/14 Online $115

N/A 03/14 Online $115

N/A 04/11 Online $115

N/A 05/16 Online $115

N/A 06/13 Online $115

N/A 07/18 Online $115

N/A 08/15 Online $115

Word 2013 Part Two

MS Word is loaded with bells and whistles to make your job easier and more efficient. In this fun HANDS ON training, you will learn how to use the built in features of MS Word to make your documents look eye-catching and professional. Take this class after completing Word Part 1 to maximize your skills and understanding of MS Word. Every student will have the use of one of our up to date computers in our computer lab.

Instructor: Kim BehlerDay Date Time Cost

W 04/11 6-8pm $50

Efffective Business Writing

It doesn’t matter whether you’re a clerical worker, an engineer, or an executive. If you communicate with others in writing, you need this course to help you identify and eliminate problem areas.

Day Date Time Cost

N/A 01/17 Online $115

N/A 02/14 Online $115

N/A 03/14 Online $115

N/A 04/11 Online $115

N/A 05/16 Online $115

N/A 06/13 Online $115

N/A 07/18 Online $115

N/A 08/15 Online $115

Word 2013 Part Three Make sending out large mailings a breeze. Continue to learn how you can unlock the power of MS Word in this fun, HANDS ON class. You will create tables and letters, and use the merge feature. Maximize your learning by taking Word Part 1 & 2 prior to this class. Every student will have the use of one of our up to date computers in our computer lab.

Instructor: Kim BehlerDay Date Time Cost

W 04/18 6-8pm $50

Keyboarding

If you want to learn touch-typing or improve your existing typing skills, this is the perfect course for you! You’ll use the Keyboarding Pro 5 program, a typing tutorial designed for personal computers, to learn how to type text you read from a printed page or a computer screen without looking at your keyboard.

Day Date Time Cost

N/A 01/17 Online $115

N/A 02/14 Online $115

N/A 03/14 Online $115

N/A 04/11 Online $115

N/A 05/16 Online $115

N/A 06/13 Online $115

N/A 07/18 Online $115

N/A 08/15 Online $115



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Food Safety Manager Certification

The Idaho Food Code will require all licensed food establishments to have at least one Certified Food Manager on staff by July 1, 2018. It will be mandatory for these establishments to be in compliance by that date. To adhere with Idaho Law, at least one manager must attend a six-hour food-manager training class followed by a nationally approved certification exam. This course is administered by a certified food-safety instructor, using a curriculum provided through the National Registry of Food Safety Professionals. This national certification is accepted by local health departments and is valid for five years. Each course is limited to 35 seats so register early.

Instructor: Shelli Hardie

Day Date Time Cost

S 01/20 8am-4:30pm

$160

Th 02/08 8am-4:30pm

$160

S 03/10 8am-4:30pm

$160

Drone Pilot Basics

Do you own a Drone? Is there a Drone in your professional future? The Drone Pilot School is an intense two-day course that is a complete overview with a mixture of lecture and hands on experience. Learn the essentials of Drone and Aviation terminology, weather considerations, Quad rotor Aerodynamics, FAA regulations, Pre Flight and more. You will fly an obstacle course and learn how to fly under stress. Explore opportunities in Drone operations. Explore Drone photography. Deal with malfunctions and obstructions. Learn about Drones in public areas. Learn about drone software, useful data tools, restricted areas and more. It is all here in a complete sixteen hour, two-day weekend boot-camp.

Instructor: Peter Bakker

Day Date Time Cost

S/SU 04/21 to 04/22

8am-5pm

$300

Intermediate Photoshop CS6

In this course, you can take your Photoshop skills to the next level by exploring more advanced features in Photoshop that let you easily re-edit projects long after they were originally created. You will also learn how to use Smart Objects.

Internet access and Photoshop CS6 software are required.

Day Date Time Cost

N/A 01/17 Online $115

N/A 02/14 Online $115

N/A 03/14 Online $115

N/A 04/11 Online $115

N/A 05/16 Online $115

Introduction to Photoshop CS6

Learn how to use Photoshop with detailed, step-by-step instructions that you’ll have no trouble following. You will get an introduction into the program, followed by techniques for simple digital paintings and photo editing.

Internet access and Photoshop CS6 software are required.

Day Date Time Cost

N/A 01/17 Online $115

N/A 02/14 Online $115



Restroom Care(Part 4 of the Janitorial

Apprenticeship Program)

This 6 hour course covers the fundamentals of restroom design and construction and the elements of routine restroom cleaning. You will learn the specifics of cleaning restroom plumbing fixtures and the periodic tasks required to keep restrooms in good condition. You will be introduced to the topic of disinfection and its importance in restrooms while learning to perform this task safely. *Includes Book

Instructor: Mark Maland

Day Date Time Cost

W 01/24 to 02/07

6-8pm $160

Carpet and Upholstery Care (Part 5 of the Janitorial

Apprenticeship Program)

This 6 hour course will cover the many kinds of carpet used in today’s public facilities. You will learn the importance of preventative maintenance. You will be given step-by-step explanations of the various carpet cleaning methods available. Learn which method of cleaning is best to use on each type of carpet. We will cover stretching, bleeding, insect attack, and many other carpet issues and suggested remedies. We will conclude with a lesson on upholstery fabrics and their care.*Includes Book Instructor: Mark Maland

Day Date Time Cost

W 02/14 to 02/28

6-8pm $160

Group Purchasing (Part 6 of the Janitorial Apprenticeship

Program)

In this 2 hour session, you will learn what a GPO is and how it can help make your supplies cost efficient and save you money. Learn about purchasing volume and how you can use it to negotiate discounts with manufacturers, distributors and vendors. You will learn why chemicals are switched out and why you need a system to use new ones on a timetable.

Instructor: Mark Maland

Day Date Time Cost

W 03/14 to 03/21

6-8pm $90

Safety (Part 7 of the Janitorial Apprenticeship Program)

First Aid, Good Samaritan Laws, EMS Systems, Standards of Care, these are all things that are critical in public facilities and we’ll cover this and more in this information packed 8 hour course. You will learn how to recognize and respond to emergencies. Learn how to avoid infectious diseases. Learn basic life support techniques: rescue breathing, choking, CPR, AED, bleeding, wound care, shock, burns, head, spinal, chest and abdominal injuries. Learn to recognize bone, joint and muscle injuries and sudden illness such as cardiac, stroke, respiratory, seizures, and diabetes. We’ll cover poisonings, bites and stings, heat, cold and environmental emergencies. Learn technique for rescuing and moving victims. This course is made up of hands on exercises and body mechanics training.

Instructor: Mark MalandDay Date Time Cost

W 04/04 to 04/25

6-8pm $125


PLC 2 Online

In this online course with live labs, you will apply concepts learned in the PLC introductory course. For hands on training you will learn effective use of instructions and basic functions in PLC programming. Construct intermediate level ladder logic programs with RSlogix 5000 software simulators in the lab sessions. Apply knowledge and understanding of the following topics: PLC processors, timer/counter instructions, program control instructions, data manipulation, math functions, shift registers/sequencers, analog I/O and networks. Certificate of completion will be awarded upon completion of the technical skills assessment exam.

Instructor: Jeremy FrommDay Date Time Cost

N/A 01/08 N/A $1200

M 01/15 8am to 5pm

Lab

M 01/29 8am to 5pm

Lab

M 02/12 8am to 5pm

Lab

M 02/26 8am to 5pm

Lab

PLC 3 VFD’s (Variable Frequency Drive) Online

In this course you will gain an understanding of the use of VFD’s and Soft Starters. Learn AC motor concepts, parts, and operations of VFD’s. You will learn VFD control schemes, installs and basic trouble shooting. You will gain an understanding of the use of HMI’s, RSlinx communications, using DDE topics and excel macros. You will create an HMI project with graphics and animations. You will also learn to understand alarms, activity logs, data and logging runtime. This course is a blend of online teaching and live lab sessions for hands on training. Certificate of completion will be awarded upon the completion of the technical skills assessment exam.

Instructor: Jeremy FrommDay Date Time Cost

N/A 03/12 N/A $1300

M 03/26 8am to 5pm

Lab

M 04/09 8am to 5pm

Lab

M 04/23 8am to 5pm

Lab

M 05/14 8am to 5pm

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M 05/28 8am to 5pm

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New!!Structured on the Job

Training: What is it and why should I care?

Employers know a well-trained employee is beneficial for productivity and quality. New employees always need training and the sooner a new employee is up to speed with the job the better. Current research shows the cost of on the job training has increased. The 2014 Training Industry Report (derived from a survey of business-es) indicated over $60 BILLION dol-lars were spent on employee train-ing; 6.1 billion for outside products and services and 42.4 billion for in-house training staff payroll.

With structured on the job training is developed and managed through pro-active planning and methodologies. Studies of structured on the job training programs show a notable reduction in training time (which translates to dollars saved). In one study for a lens grinder, training time was reduced from the estimated five years to just six months! If you are interested in learning more about Structured on the Job training, give us a call. We would be happy to talk to you about how we can help your business or industry reduce training costs with a structured in-house program while improving productivity and quality of output.

Advanced Welding (Kamiah)

This 30 hour course picks up where the beginning course ends. It is great for people who have welded before but are looking to brush up their skills or add new processes to their resume. Explore MIG and Stick and refine your TIG skills.

Instructor: Jeff MercerDay Date Time Cost

T/Th 03/13 to 04/12

5:30-8:30pm

$740

Beginning Welding (Kamiah)

This class is perfect for the beginner and covers a lot of material in just 18 hours. Learn the basics of machine set-up and filler metal selection. MIG, Stick and Torch welding will be covered, plus you will learn tips to get started in projects and you’ll explore the opportunities for a career in welding.

Instructor: Jeff MercerDay Date Time Cost

T/Th 02/06 to 02/22

5:30-8:30pm

$495

Aluminum Welding (Lewiston)

Have you welded as a hobby, but never welded aluminum? Are you looking to break into the local aluminum welding industry? In this 30 hour introduction to aluminum welding, you will learn machine set up and alloy and filler selection. The instructor will teach you tips and tricks you can use on the job. You will learn both TIG and MIG process for welding aluminum. Spots in the class are very limited so register today!

Instructor: Jody NielsonDay Date Time Cost

T/Th 04/03 to 05/03

6-9pm $735

Advanced Welding (Lewiston)

Have you had some experience in welding? Are you looking to add a different process to your resume? The instructor for this class is an experienced steel fabricator working in the field, and he will help you refine your craft into the skills that employers are looking for. This 30 hour class is tailored to MIG and stick welders, and those folks that are beginning or refining their TIG skills.


T/Th 02/20 to 03/22

6-9pm $735

Beginning Welding (Lewiston)

Did you just buy a welding machine? Are you looking to attain a new skill, or maybe sharpen up a skill you already have? This 18 hour beginning welding class is perfect for the person who is wanting to get into the process of welding. You will learn the basics of machine set-up. You will go through filler metal selection. MIG and stick techniques will be covered, plus, you will learn tips to get started in projects and explore the opportunities for a career in welding.


T/Th 01/23 to

02/08

6-9pm $475



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Flagging and Traffic Control Certification (Evergreen)

Certification is required in most states to work as traffic control personnel on roadways. This six-hour class will teach you how to be a safe and effective flagger within work zones. Upon successful completion of this training and exam, you will receive a registered flagger certification valid for 3 years. This certification is recognized in Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Utah. Must be 18 years of age to enroll. Instructor: Frank Allen

Day Date Time Cost

Th 01/25 2-8pm $130

Th 02/15 2-8pm $130

Th 03/08 2-8pm $130

Th 03/22 2-8pm $130

Th 04/12 2-8pm $130

Th 04/26 2-8pm $130

Th 05/10 2-8pm $130

Th 05/24 2-8pm $130

Th 06/07 2-8pm $130

Th 06/21 2-8pm $130

Flagging and Traffic Control Recertification (Evergreen)

Are you currently a certified flagger? Is your card about to expire? This four hour re-certification course will bring you and your card up to date after successful completion of the course and exam.

Instructor: Frank AllenDay Date Time Cost

S 02/10 8am to Noon

$100

Th 03/24 8am to Noon

$100


Flagging Traffic Control Certification (ATSSA)

in Grangeville

Certification is required in most states to work as traffic control personnel on roadways. This six-hour class will teach you how to be a safe and effective flagger within work zones. Upon successful completion of this training and exam, you will receive a registered flagger certification valid for 3 years. This certification is recognized in Idaho, Montana, and Utah. (Students should check with their local jurisdiction as to the acceptability of ATSSA flagger certification.) Must be 18 years of age to enroll.

Grangeville Instructor: Arlene Ellenwood

Day Date Time Cost

Th 03/22 4:30-8:30pm

$100

Th 04/19 4:30-8:30pm

$100

Apprenticeships

Apprenticeship ProgramsYour work no longer has to be unfulfilling. LCSC Workforce Training offers an exciting career path. By completing the 4 year Idaho required instructional course of study for Electrical, HVAC or Plumbing, you will be well on your way. These apprenticeship programs are offered in the classroom or by distance learning for individuals who live in rural areas. It is highly recommended, though not required, for students participating in the course work to already be employed in the trade to help complete the Idaho required on-the-job training hours needed to test for the journeyman license. Registration for these apprenticeship programs is now open. Spring fees have a $15 additional charge for mandatory electronic testing which will take place at the end of the semester. This electronic testing has been mandated by the state for YR’s 1 – 3. Year 4 students will not be taking this type of exam.

Instructors:Electrical : Aaron CarperDale Moore, Stewart WarnerJeff Wolfe, Al CookPlumbing: Howard LoweHVAC: Erik Johnson, John Kok

Electrical Year 1 (Classroom)Day Date Time Cost

T/W 01/09 to 04/30

6:30 - 9:30pm

$590


T/W 01/09 to 04/30

6:30 - 9:30pm

$590


T/W 01/09 to 04/30

6:30 - 9:30pm

$590

Electrical Year 4 (Classroom) Day Date Time Cost

T/W 01/09 to 04/30

6-9pm $575

Electrical CorrespondenceDay Date Time Cost

N/A 01/16 to 04/30

N/A $575

HVAC Correspondence Year 1-4Day Date Time Cost

N/A 01/09 to 04/30

N/A $575

Plumbing CorrespondenceYears 1-4

Day Date Time Cost

N/A 01/09 to 04/30

N/A $575


Industrial Mechanic/Millwright

The objective of this course is to provide students with a comprehensive perspective of the skills and knowledge required to perform the duties of an Industrial Mechanic/Millwright. Industrial Mechanics, as a vocation, perform varied skill and knowledge based functions in the manufacturing environment. Production depends on the Industrial Mechanic’s abilities to correctly identify potential problems; correctly diagnose potential and immediate problems; perform maintenance; repair or replace mechanisms; and perform a multitude of other duties. An Industrial Mechanic who has both knowledge and skill enhances safety, production and industry reputation. This course is a (5) semester course, duration to completion is 2.5 years.

Delivery Method – Correspondence

Instructor: Philip LigginsDay Date Time Cost

N/A 01/08 to 04/30

N/A $575


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Washington Basic Electrical Trainees are required to attend(48) hours of classroom instruction to renew their trainee Certificates. Workforce Training offers 8 hour classroom sessions to help meet your needs. If you need this continuing education, please call Workforce Training or check with our website for dates and timesCourse materials to be announced.

Instructor: Dale MooreDay Date Time Cost

TBA TBA TBA $115

NEC Update

The NEC Update class will be offered in the spring of 2018. If you need this continuing education, please call Workforce Training or check with our website for dates and times. This 8 hour class meets the continuing education requirements for both Idaho and Washington Journeymen. This class also provides 8 hours of classroom instruction for Washington Basic Trainees.

If you are a company with large numbers of electricians to train, we will customize the class and deliver the training on a date convenient to your schedule.

Instructor: Dale MooreDay Date Time Cost

TBD $115


Emergency Vehicle Incident Prevention (EVIP)

This class meets the State and national standards for firefighter vehicle operations. It includes both classroom instruction and driving range exercises. The instructor is certified in EVIP. Fire departments must use their vehicles for the driving range component. Class dates and times are scheduled based on client/student availability

Minimum - 10 students per class$89 per studentCall Workforce Training for dates and times (208) 792-2388

Instructor: David Stradley

Vehicle Stability and Control (VSC)

You can never be to prepared on how to handle adversedriving conditions, or can you? LCSC Workforce Trainingoffers a hands-on learning experience on these kinds of driving conditions in a safe, monitored environment. This class helps you understand the stable platform concept of driving while introducing you to the latest vehicle controltechnologies, such as Stabilitrac and Traction Control. Registration is open. Dates and times are based around your needs.

Minimum - 2 students per classMaximum - 4 students per class$89 – Training in SUV$89 – Training in Truck$139 – Training in SUV and TruckCall Workforce Training for dates and times (208) 792-2388

Instructors: David Stradley,Philip Liggins

Facility Rental

Most law enforcement and fire departments have certified emergency driving instructors, though have no location to train. The Driver Development Center has the only secure driving range in our region. Classrooms and training equipment are also available for use by emergency response agencies. Call (208) 792-2388$300/Day

Evidence Based Crash Prevention

In the world of classroom crash prevention lectures, “shorter is better.” This is true if the content of the lecture has been researched as to boil down the actual reasons drivers cause crashes. This class was developed for those entities that have large numbers of drivers, and desire crash prevention training delivered in a classroom environment. This class is delivered in just two hours.

No minimum or maximum number of student requirements $500.

Instructor: Philip Liggins

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Instructors Wanted!

Do you have expertise in a

profession and would like to share with others?

Call us at (208) 792-2388and talk to a Coordinator today!

Customized TrainingDoes it make sense for you?

There is only one way to find out!

It does not matter what kind of business or agency you are, customized training may just be what you need to reach the

training objectives you have. Lewis-Clark State College Workforce Training makes it

very cost efficient. We charge by the hour, not by the student, and we cover a

myriad of topics including business soft skills and computers to welding and

industrial safety!

Give us a call and tell us what kind of training you need. We can make it happen when you need it and where you

need it.Call today for a FREE training needs assessment.

(208) 792-2388 or 1 800 879-0452


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