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Richland Continuing Education Fits Your Busy Schedule!

saturday Only Classes Classes with Weekend Offerings
These classes can be completed in just one day. Project Management classes Page 6
Allied Health classes Pages 9-12
Intro to Microsoft Project, MS Project II Page 6
Keyboarding Beg. - Adv. Page 2
CPR for Healthcare Providers Page 9
Computer Basics and Windows, Powerpoint Page 2
Child Guidance and Behavioral Issues Page 20
Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop Pages 2, 23 COMPUTER TRAINING
In-Home Childcare Preparation Page 20
English as a Second Language Pages 16-17
CPR for the Childcare Provider Page 20
Project Management classes Page 19
Food Safety and Nutrition Page 20
Nonprofit Management classes Page 20
Job Search for Early Childcare Center Page 20
Grant Writing Essentials for Nonprofits Page 20
New spring Classes Real Estate classes Page 21
Customer Service & Sales Page 22
AWS Solutions Architect Page 6 Salsa Dance, Ceramics, Painting Page 26
Electronic Communication Systems Page 6 Precision Machinist Certificate classes Page 30
Audio Recording Page 20 Manufacturing Technology classes Page 30
Live Sound II Page 20
Music Industry Page 20

COMPUTER TRAINING

Information Technology is one of the largest and fastest growing
job sectors across the globe, with IT professionals essential in
virtually every industry. Information Technology programs at
Richland College provide you with the valuable skill sets to give
you an edge in this competitive and constantly changing job
market.

EssENTIAl skIlls CERTIfICATION

This 256-hour certificate will offer students the opportunity to pre- Course # Section Days Times Dates Hours Fee
pare, learn and train for an entry level office support position.
The following courses are available for non-credit enrollment through Continuing
Upon successful completion, students will earn a certificate of com- Education.
pletion and will be able to work in most office environments in an
entry level position and:
Business Correspondence & Communications: POFT 2012
- Use computers and other technology proficiently for support 1202748 82000 MW 9:05am-11:05am 1/23-5/16 64 $177
staff tasks 1202749 82001 Online Online 1/28-5/16 64 $177
- Solve problems using a variety of appropriate tools Computer Basics: POFI 1001
1202750 82001 T/Online Online 1/22-5/16 80 $177
- Demonstrate proficiency in content areas
1202751 82000 MW 10:10am-12:10pm 1/23-5/16 80 $177
- Function effectively as a team member 1202752 82002 Online Online 2/12-5/10 80 $177
These concurrent (non-credit) classes are allotted a limited number Introduction to Keyboarding: POFT 1027
of spaces, and students are accepted on a first-come, first-served 1202753 82000 31 31 1/28-5/16 32 $59
basis. Concurrent enrollment students earn Continuing Education 1202754 83001 T 5:40pm-7:00pm 2/19-5/8 32 $59
Units (CEUs) rather than college credit for attending class.
MS Office 2016: POFI 1041
1202755 82001 TR 8:30am-10:50am 1/22-5/16 80 $177

This Symbol Shows Industry-Recognized Certification 1