JobsNOW: 12 in 6Get trained for a new career

in 6 months or less!

See page 3 for information

Business Developmentand Entrepreneurship CenterCarolina Management ConferenceFree Business SeminarsComputer Classesand much much more!

See pages 16-21

Medical CodingPrepare for this fast-growing

healthcare career

See pages 12 & 16

Fall2009 ScheduleContinuing EducationClasses, seminars, training and services, August through December

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Adult Basic Skills .................................................................................Debra Harlow, ext. 270BioWork ...............................................................................................Debra Seamster, ext. 290Business Development and Entrepreneurship Center ...........................Randy Reynolds, ext. 293Business & Industry .............................................................................Debra Seamster, ext. 290Caswell County Classes .......................................................................Lola Poteat, ext. 216Emergency Service-Public Safety .........................................................Phyllis Gentry, ext. 269GED Online ..........................................................................................Debra Harlow, ext. 270General Information .............................................................................Lola Poteat, ext. 216Human Resources Development ..........................................................Angela Webb, ext. 240New and Expanding Industry ................................................................Debra Seamster, ext. 290Online Classes/Education To Go ...........................................................Randy Reynolds, ext. 293Small Business Center .........................................................................Randy Reynolds, ext. 293Truck Driving Program .........................................................................Debra Seamster, ext. 290Vice President, Continuing Education ...................................................Doris Carver, ext. 214

Fall 2009 Classes

PCC = Person County Campus, 1715 College Dr., RoxboroCCC = Caswell County Campus, 331 Piedmont Dr., YanceyvilleBDEC = Business Development & Entrepreneurship Center, 105 N. Main St., RoxboroWTC = Workforce Training Center, 303 S. Morgan St., RoxboroM=Monday; T=Tuesday; W=Wednesday; TH=Thursday; F=Friday; SA=Saturday

Who to Contact (336) 599-1181

Schedule Abbreviations

Fall 2009 Seminars

Anger Management .............................................9Beginning Spanish .............................................14BioWork Process Technician...............................15Cake Decorating, Beginning ...............................14Cake Decorating, The Wilton Way ......................14Computer Skills for the Job Seeker ......................9Computers for Beginners ..................................20Computers for Intermediate ...............................20Computers for New Users .................................20Concealed Carry/NRA Basic Pistol Class .............14CPR for Health Care Providers ............................12CPR/First Aid .....................................................12Ed2go ................................................................24EMT/Basic Initial Training ...................................12Effective Teacher Training .................................13Electrical Contractors License Renewal ..............15English as a Second Language for Adults ...........11Family Caregiver Certificate .................................7Fire/Rescue Training ..........................................13Floral Design .....................................................14GED Preparation Online ......................................11

Intermediate Spanish .........................................17JobsNOW: 12 in 6 ................................................3Keyboarding for the Job Seeker ........................7,9KeyTrain Plus .................................................5,7,9Medical Coding ..................................................12Medical Coding (Online) .....................................16Medication Technician Training .........................12Microsoft Excel - Introductory ............................20Microsoft Excel - Intermediate ...........................20Microsoft Word 2007 - Introductory ...................21Monitor Technicain Training ................................13NETWorks ............................................................9Notary Public .....................................................22Nurse Aide Level I ..............................................13Nurse Aide Level I Refresher & Competency Evaluation ................13Nurse Aide Level II .............................................13PowerPoint ...................................................18,19Spanish for the Workplace .................................14Truck Driving Training ........................................15Welding ...............................................................3

Be Your Own Boss ..............................................17Bookkeeping Basics ...........................................18Carolina Mangagement Conference ...................17Credit Card Workshop ........................................18e-REAL ..............................................................17eBay Your Way to Success: The Basics of Selling on eBay .........................18Getting to Yes: Unlocking Funding Resources for Your Small Business ...................................18Getting Paid to Talk:

Making Money with Your Voice ........................18

Handling Difficult People and Situations .............18How to Write an Effective Business Plan.............18Healing from the Kitchen Cupboard ....................19Learn to Research Your Market ..........................19Make a Splash without much Cash ....................19Making Money Online while your Sleep ..............19Promoting in a Virtual World ...............................19Starting a Successful Business ..........................19The Art of Hybridization in New Construction ........................................19Turning Your Passion into a Livlihood ..................19

Where to Find It and Who to Contact

3JobNOW: 12 in 6

PCC IntroducesThe North Carolina Community College Initiative

Looking for a new career? Get started NOW!

Get trained for a new career in 6 months or less!

Train for a career as a WelderOrientation to Welding

Oct. 20 – Oct. 29, Tues., Thurs. & Fri., 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.(Earn First Aid Certification, NC Career Readiness Certificate)

Welding-(240 hrs.)(Covers American Welding Society Standards)

Nov. 2, 2009 – Jan 21, 2010Mon.-Thurs., 9 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

Job Search forWelding Careers

Jan. 25 – Feb. 3, 2010Mon., Wed., & Fri., 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Through its JobsNow: 12 in 6 program, Piedmont Community College has developed several short-term training programs to meet employment needs in the College’s service area. Based on workforce needs in Person and Caswell counties, PCC has begun offering training that can be completed in six months or less. Call PCC today to find out how you can train for a new career in our JobsNOW: 12 in 6 program! You can train for the following careers through the JobsNOW: 12 in 6 program at PCC:

BioWork (Hybrid - some modules are online)Prepare for one of our state’s up and coming careers—biotechnology! BioWork will prepare you to work as a process technician in biotechnology, pharmaceutical or chemical manufac-turing companies. Students enrolling in the hybrid option must be enrolled in JobNOW: 12 in 6 program. Please see page 15 for more information.

PhlebotomyTrain for a career as a phlebotomist, working in a hospital, medical office or health care clinic. Phlebotomists obtain blood and other specimens for laboratory analysis. PCC’s pro-gram will train you in the proper specimen collection and handling, communication skills and maintaining patient data. Graduates are eligible to test for national certification.

Nursing Assistant INursing Assistants work with licensed health care professionals to perform nursing care and services to people of all ages. Graduates may find employment in home health agencies, hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, extended care facilities and doctors’ offices.

JobsNOW: 12 in 6 training also includes an orientation course, NC Career Readiness Certification, workplace skills development and career exploration. (Job Search course)

Contact Jeanette Godsey at (336) 599-1181, ext. 241 or e-mail her at godseyj@piedmontcc.edu to get started today!

PCC’s JobsNow program is supported by the NC Community College System, the NC Department of Commerce, the Kerr-Tar Workforce Development Board and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

4 Human Resources Development/WIA Programs

offers Human Resources Development (HRD) Programs and services atno charge to individuals who are:

•unemployed or have received notice of a lay-off•working and eligible for the Federal Earned Income Tax

Credit or•receiving wages at or below 200% of the poverty level

Workforce Investment Act (WIA) programs provide assistance with tuition, books, fees and supplies for students who qualify financially or are laid-off from previous employment.

Human Resources Development (HRD) and

Workforce Investment Act (WIA) programs at PCC include the following on both Person and Caswell Campuses:

New funding available!The PCC WIA program has received additional funding through The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009 (Federal Stimulus Package).

If you need financial assistance with short-term training or would like to participate in work experience with a local employer, contact the HRD office for more information.

Youth Employment Services (Y.E.S.)The (Y.E.S.) program is a comprehensive program providing activities and services to the youth in Caswell and Person Counties. If you are ages 16-21, contact us if you are interested in any of the following services: Alternative Secondary School, Summer Employment Opportunities, Paid Work Experience and financial assistance with college training.

For more information contact: Carlette Graves-Person County Campus (336) 599-1181, ext. 407 or gravesc@piedmontcc.edu

Cynthia Claiborne-Caswell County Campus (336) 694-5707, ext. 245 or claiboc@piedmontcc.edu.

5Human Resources Development/WIA Programs

Something New! Project Skill-Up Are you interested in the healthcare field and need a little help? Call us about this new grant which will assist with some of the costs of training in this fast growing occupation. Farmers welcome!

Contact Jeanette Godsey at 599-1181 Ext. 241 or by e-mail at godseyj@piedmontcc.edu for more information.

KeyTrain™ PlusPCC’s Human Resource Development program has upgraded its KeyTrain lab. The class has been improved to address all of your job search needs. Along with developing or improving skills in Reading, Math and Locating Information (see below for complete list of subjects), you can now perform all of your job search needs in one class.

Receive one-on-one assistance with: • Developing a resume• Downloading and submitting job

applications online• Creating e-mail accounts for job search• Performing online job searches

We also have the following resources available to assist with your job search:• Fax machine• Telephone• Printer and copier

But wait! That’s not all!You can also brush up on your keyboarding skills using our Gregg’s Document Processing software! This is a free service for all who are unemployed and looking for a job or for anyone that is employed and still considered low income.

Come to the Workforce Training Center at303 S. Morgan St., Roxboro, NC

during any of the following times to get started:

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday9 a.m.-12 noon

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6 Caswell JobLink Career Center

Ready for a

SKILL UPGRADE?Do you have the skills that EMPLOYERS are looking for? Are you prepared to be successful at college? KeyTrain Plus™ can help you master the skills needed to qualify for the North Carolina Career Readiness Certificate and do well on college placement exams through WorkKeys®. The North Carolina Career Readiness Certificate credential is recognized statewide by employers and makes you a stronger more competitive candidate for employment.

Get prepared today! Know that you have the skills to be successful in further college training or that you are ready to re-enter today’s workforce.

Skill areas are:

* Applied Math, Locating Information and Reading for Information prepare you for the North Carolina Career Readiness Certificate.

Caswell JobLink Career CenterCaswell County HRD

Visit the NC Joblink Career Center on the Caswell County Campus! Find out how we can help you find a job!

Caswell Campus JobLink Career Center A partnership with:• Employment Security Commission• Caswell County Department of Social Services• Vocational Rehabilitation Services• Consumer Credit Counseling• Orange Enterprises of Caswell• Piedmont Community College.

Job seekers can access ESC job listings and request referrals, file for unemployment insurance, receive labor market information, identify training needs and receive financial assistance with educational expenses, upgrade skills through a variety of free classes and receive many other valuable services.

• Applied Math*• Applied Technology• Locating Information*• Business Writing• Reading for Information* • Listening

• Observation• Teamwork• Writing• Language & Math Readiness

7Caswell Joblink Career Center

Family Caregiver Certificate

HRD provides instruction to assist those interested in training in the health care field. Let us help you find out whether or not this career opportunity is for you! Enroll in Orientations to Health Care Careers before you make the commitment to enroll in further training. Sept. 15-Oct. 1, Tues. & Thurs., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Nov. 17 – Dec. 8, Tues. & Thurs., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Enroll in Job Search for Health Care Careers so you’ll know where to focus your job search efforts upon completion of training. Job opportunities are abundant in the health care field. Let us help YOU make the right decision for YOU!Dec. 9 – Dec. 15, Wed., Thurs., Mon. & Tues. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

For more information call Judy Newcomb at (336) 694-5707, ext. 247 at the Caswell County JobLink.

KeyTrain ™ Plus: Need help finding work in today's computer driven labor market? Don't have a resumé? Don't know how to search the Internet for employment opportunities? Visit HRD's KeyTrain Plus class, held every Monday and Wednesday from 1:30 – 4:30 p.m. This lab is provided by caring instructors who want to help you get back to work as soon as possible. As with all HRD classes, KeyTrain Plus is provided at no charge to those who are unemployed. Class begins Monday, Aug. 24.

Keyboarding for the Job Seeker (39 hrs.) Learn how to type, use the keyboard and e-mail in order to obtain new employment. Class will be held on Monday and Wednesday mornings from 9 a.m. to 12 noon from Aug. 26-Oct. 19.

For information about HRD/WIA services, visit the Caswell Joblink Career Center on the Caswell Campus or contact: Judy Newcomb at (336) 694-5707, ext. 247.

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8 Pathways to Success & WorkForce Training Center

Pathways to SuccessA Cross Border Initiative

Pathways for Success is an initiative of Piedmont Community College and Danville Community College that addresses the financial funding gaps

that can negatively impact local Trade Act students. These students receive assistance in completing a degree, diploma or certificate in their program of study as defined by their Employment Security Commission or Virginia Employment Commission Trade Act training plan. They also are provided

with resources to assist them in seeking employment.

The following services are available through this grant if you are receiving TRADE benefits and are a Caswell county resident.

Weekly BenefitsEducational CostsTuition and Books

Health Insurance Premium AssistanceCareer Readiness Certification Assistance

Student Transportation AssistanceJob Development and Placement

For more information, visit the Caswell County Joblink Center at 331 Piedmont Drive, Yanceyville or contact Sharon Lynn Kerr at (336) 694-3344

or by e-mail at keers@piedmontcc.edu

Workforce Training Center

Gear up for your career!Thinking about your future, your goals, or a new job? Let us assist you with your career path!

Upgrade your skills so you can get the job YOU want!

Visit PCC's Workforce Training Center at 303 S. Morgan Street, Roxboro for services designed to assist the unemployed and dislocated worker.

Look at what is available for you!

DCCDanville

Community College

9WorkForce Training Center

Keyboarding for the Job Seeker (39 hrs.)Learn how to type, use the keyboard and e-mail in order to obtain new employment.Aug. 24- Oct. 7, Monday and Wednesday, 9 a.m. -12 noon.

Computer Skills Trainingfor the Job Seeker (30 hrs)

Learn entry-level word processing procedures & systems and how computer technology can assist with job

search.Sept. 2 – Oct. 7,

Monday and Wednesday, 1-4 p.m.

Anger Management (15 hrs.)If you are experiencing any issues in dealing with anger, we can help. Join our class to develop relaxation techniques and to manage negative feelings.Sept. 15 – Sept. 29, Tuesday and Thursday 1-4 p.m.

Open Lab Classes - These classes are designed so that you can enroll at any time and attend for as long as you feel it is necessary. Attend sessions that fit your schedule.

KeyTrain PlusMonday, Tuesday & Thursday, 9 a.m.-12 noon beginning Aug 24Training provided in several areas as identified by employers: applied math, applied technology, locating information, reading for information, observation, writing, business writing, listening, teamwork, language and math readiness. This class prepares you to take the WorkKeys Assessments required to obtain the NC Career Readiness Certificate.

NETWorksWednesday, 9 a.m.-12 noon beginning Sept. 2This course targets unemployed and underemployed workers addressing the emotional and educational needs of individuals who have lost their jobs due to recent economic trends and area plant closings.

For information about a class, visit the Workforce Training Center and speak with Savannah O’Connor or contact Jeanette Godsey at (336) 599-118, ext. 241.

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10 Adult Basic Skills

Adult Basic Skills The Foundation for Your Job

or Educational Success!

Do you know that most employers require you to have a high school education before

they will let you complete an application for employment? If you did not complete high

school, PCC has a program to help you! It’s the Adult Basic Skills/GED program.

Cost: Basic Skills & GED study = Free

GED Test Fee = $7.50

Classes begin Aug. 24.Classes offered day and night.

Intake and placement for new students begins Aug. 18.

Registration: Register NOW before classes fill up!

Location: Classes offered at Person and Caswell County campuses. Classes may be

established off campus at a community site. Contact Debra Harlow to discuss how to establish an off campus class.

Phone (336) 599-1181 or (336) 694-5707

New students: You will need to register for an intake and placement session prior to

enrolling. Contact the local ABS/GED office to register.

Returning students: If you have not attended ABS/GED classes in the last 90 days, you will need

to register for an assessment test.

Contact Paulette Stephens at (336) 599-1181, ext. 217 in Roxboro or Pat Warren at (336) 694-5707, ext. 229 in Yanceyville.

Joseph Moore earned his GED and you can too! As a result, he is now enrolled in college courses to earn an Associate in Applied Science degree at PCC.

Person CountyCall (336) 599-1181, ext. 268,

or go to Building E, Room 120.

Caswell CountyCall (336) 694-5707, ext. 238, or go to Building K, Room 157.

11GED Prep Online, ESL

GED Preparation Online Not able to go to a GED prep class?

No problem! You can study using the Internet!

Requirements: Basic computer literacy skills, Internet

access, an e-mail account and self discipline to meet the minimum of 6 hours

per week online study requirement.

When: Start anytime after Aug. 15and after your orientation and placement testing.

PCC offers 24 hours, 7 days a week access to instruction!

Registration: Aug.15- Nov. 30Contact your Person County (336-599-1181, ext. 268) or Caswell County (336-694-5707, ext. 238) Adult Basic Skills/GED office.

( ? Q u i e r e s A p r e n d e r I n g l e s ? )

Learn to speak, read, and write in English! Instruction is free! Call the ABS Office at (336) 599-1181, ext. 268 in English.

ESL classes can also be offered in Caswell County.

Call (336) 694-5707, ext. 238,in English to ask about Caswell County ESL classes.

You must be 16 or older to attend classes.

To enroll in ESL classes at the Person County Campus:1. All ESL students must first take an ESL placement test.

The testing takes two to three hours.

2. Contact Angelas Hunt, ESL Instructor/Coordinator at (336) 599-1181, ext. 444 or in Building E, Room 120 to enroll or

schedule your ESL placement test.

3.Classes begin on Aug. 24 and end Dec. 17.

as a Second Language for AdultsEnglish

12 Health Occupations

To register for Health Occupations, General Interest and Just for Fun classes located at the Workforce Training Center (WTC) or the Person County Campus (PCC), call (336)599-1181, ext. 268 or 269. To register for classes held on the Caswell County Campus (CCC) call (336) 599-1181, ext. 216 or (336) 694-5707, ext. 238.

Health OccupationsEMT-Basic Initial Training (17.2 CEUs)This course provides instruction in basic emergency medical care and is open to individuals with little or no medical experience. Upon the successful completion of the course, the student is eligible to take the North Carolina State EMT-Basic exam. Entrance requirements: Must be at least 17 years of age prior to the end of the course and a high school or G.E.D graduate. All students are required to take a reading placement test and score at a 10th grade or higher reading level. Interested students must attend the Orientation Session on Sept. 3, 6:30 p.m., in Room D120 on the Person County Campus. The placement test will be given at this time. Classes will be held at the Roxboro Fire Department, Station 1, Sept. 21-Feb. 8, Mon./Thurs., 6-10 p.m., and once a month on Saturdays, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. $175 plus cost of textbook.

CPR for Health Care Providers (American Heart Association)Instruction will be provided for 1- and 2- person Rescuer CPR on adults, children and infants. This course fulfills the CPR course requirement for entry into nursing and other medical training programs. Call for class schedule. $65 plus cost of certification card.

CPR/First Aid (1 CEU)This course provides instruction in the American Heart Association Basic Life Support -CPR for infants, children, adults and first aid techniques & applications to treat minor to major injuries. The registration fee is waived for North Carolina public school employees. Call for class schedule for Person County Campus. Tues. & Thurs., Oct 13 & 15, 3:30-6:30 p.m., CCC. $65 plus cost of certification cards.

Medical Coding – 96 hours (9.6 CEUs) Medical Coding provides a foundation in coding and classification systems in a variety of heath care settings. Emphasis is placed on ICD-9-CM, CPT and HCPCS coding principles, including coding practice using actual patient records, patient record abstracts and coding resources. Also included is instruction in the assignment of appropriate modifiers to CPT and HCPCS codes, for various health-care environments. Introductions and overview of DRG codes will also be covered. Upon completion, students should be able to apply coding principles to correctly assign ICD-9-CM, CPT and HCPCS codes. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology. Mon./Wed., Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2-5 p.m., WTC.$175 plus cost of textbooks.

Medication Technician Training (2.4 CEU’s)This course provides training to unlicensed personnel in Adult Care Homes on how to properly administer medication to patients. The course prepares students to take the Medication for Unlicensed Personnel in Adult Care Homes Exam administered by the North Carolina Division of Facilities Services.Tues./Thur., Oct.6-29, 6-9 p.m., WTC. Mon.-Thurs., Sept 21-24, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m., CCC. $65.

PCC = Person County CampusCCC = Caswell County CampusWTC = Workforce Training Center

13Health Occupations, Teacher Cerficiation

Monitor Technician Training (2.4 CEUs)Basic instruction on how to interpret basic cardiac rhythm strips. Tues./ Thur., Nov. 3-Dec. 1, 6-9 p.m., WTC. Mon-Thurs., Nov 16-20, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m., CCC. $65.

Nurse Aide Level I (14 CEUs)This course will prepare you to provide personal care and perform basic nursing skills for the elderly and other adults. A skill/competency evaluation is required. The course includes class, laboratory and clinical learning experiences. Upon satisfactory completion of the course and skill/competency evaluation, you will be eligible to apply for listing as a Nurse Aide Level I by the NC Division of Facility Services.Mon.-Thurs., Aug. 17-Sept. 30, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., CCCMon.- Wed., Aug. 24-Dec. 4, 5:30-8:30 p.m., CCCMon-Thurs, Oct. 12-Dec. 2, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., CCCFri. & Sat., Sept. 11-Dec. 5—Fri. 5-9 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., CCC$175, plus required text.

Nurse Aide Level II (16.8 CEUs)Nursing Assistant II course prepares you to perform more complex skills for patients or residents regardless of the setting. The course includes class, laboratory and clinical learning experiences. Upon satisfactory completion of the course and skill/competency evaluation, you will be eligible to apply for listing as a Nurse Aide II by the NC Board of Nursing. You must be a high school graduate or have a GED. PREQUESITE: Listed in NC as Nursing Assistant I.Tues., Thurs., Sat., 8/25-12/8,Tues. & Thurs., 5:30-9:30 p.m.; Sat., 8 a.m.-12 noon, CCC $175, plus required text.

Nurse Aide Level I Refresher & Competency Evaluation (2.4 CEUs)This course prepares students whose listing on the North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry has expired and students who are listed on the Nurse Aide Registry in another state to take the North Carolina Nurse Aide I Competency Examination. Students must bring written documentation of registry listing, a picture ID and a signed Social Security Card to the first class meeting. The course consists of a review of basic NAI information and skills practice. Information on the state written and skills testing may be found at www.ncnar.org.Sat., Oct 31-Nov. 21, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m., CCC. $65.

Fire/Rescue TrainingFire and rescue training courses are offered on demand at the request of local fire departments and rescue squads in Person and Caswell counties. For further information about classes, contact the Continuing Education Office, (336) 599-1181, ext. 269, or check the College website, www.piedmontcc.edu and click on Continuing Education, Class Schedule.

Teacher CertificationEffective Teacher Training (3 CEUs)For pre-service teachers and in-service teachers who have never had the course. Activities are designed to enable educators to more effectively integrate research and practice. This course is recommended for new teachers, teachers’ aides, and substitute teacher training. Mon. & Tues, Sept. 14-Oct. 13, 6-9 p.m., CCC. $65.

14 General Interest and Just for Fun

General Interest Beginning SpanishThis beginning Spanish class will teach you the basic vocabulary necessary to communicate effectively. This class is for students who have never had any Spanish. Mon./Thurs., Sept. 14-Oct. 8, 6:30-8:30 p.m., PCC. $65 plus textbook.

Spanish for the Workplace (2.0 CEUs)This beginning Spanish class will teach you the basic vocabulary necessary to communicate effectively in the workplace. Requests for specific terminology are encouraged. Mon. & Wed., Nov. 9-Dec. 2, 6-8:30 p.m., CCC. $65 plus textbook.

Cake Decorating, BeginningYou can learn to professionally decorate all shapes of cakes for fun, family or profit. We’ll introduce you to basic decorating equipment, its uses and ways to make your cakes something to rave about. Impress everyone with the beautiful cakes you can make. ALL MUST PAY. Tue. & Thurs., Sept. 22-Oct. 22, 6-8 p.m., CCC. $50.

Cake Decorating, The Wilton Way (Course 1 & 2)You can learn to professionally decorate all shapes of cakes for fun, family or profit. We’ll introduce you to basic decorating equipment, its uses and ways to make your cakes something to rave about. Students will learn to decorate cakes with a theme using the Wilton method of cake decorating. ALL MUST PAY. Tues., Sept. 8 – Nov. 10, 7-9 p.m., PCC. $65.

Concealed Carry/NRA Basic Pistol ClassCourse fulfills the requirements for obtaining a concealed carry permit. Instruction will be provided on the aspects of the North Carolina Concealed Carry-Handgun law as it applies to the rights of citizens. The fundamentals of safety and basic marksmanship will also be covered. ALL MUST PAY. Sat., Nov. 14, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., PCC. $100.

Floral DesignThis course will teach you how to arrange flowers and the proper containers to use for the type of flowers. You will get ideas for arrangements for varied areas of the home including table centerpieces. You will increase your knowledge of the kinds of flowers and plant materials suitable for arrangements. Basic design techniques will also be covered. Tues. & Thurs., Sept. 8-Oct. 1, 6-9 p.m., CCC. ALL MUST PAY. $45.

15Truck Driver Training & BioWork

Train as a BioWork Process TechnicianPCC is committed to training tomorrow’s Biotech workers today!

The BioWork course will prepare you for employment as a process technician for a biotechnology, pharmaceutical, or chemical manufacturing company. Process technicians operate the manufacturing processes in these industries.

BioWork is:•Industry-ledandindustry-friendly

•A128-hourcourseincludingninestudymodules•Hands-onlearningandlabactivities

Class meets Saturdays from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.Fall Semester class dates: Aug. 15 – Dec. 12(Class will not meet Sept. 5 and Nov. 28)

Cost: $286.30 (Plus $105 estimated book cost)

BioWork will provide you with a basic introduction to the science and technology used by companies in this industry and with the foundation you’ll need to learn

and progress on the job.

Coming Soon - BioWork hybrid class starts in January 2010. The hybrid option (some modules are online) will be offered through the JobsNOW:

12 in 6 program. For more information see page 3.

For more information contact Debra Seamster at (336) 599-1181, ext. 290 or seamstd@piedmontcc.edu

Train for a new career in just five to eight weeks! 1st year earning potential can be $32k - $45k

Choose either Day program (5-weeks) or Night program (6-weeks)

Financial assistance may be available to you. If you’ve been laid off or expect to be in the near future, contact PCC

or your local ESC office to learn more about potential financial assistance for the Truck Driver Training Program.

What makes our program different from others?You receive 44 training hours with one student per truck

so you get individualized attention and the training you need to succeed.

Professional Truck Driver

Training Program

This program: •IsaNationallyrecognizedtrainingprogram•IsRated#1bywww.truckschoolsUSA.com

•OffersCDLClassAtestingatPCC

For an exciting career that takes you many places, call now!

(336) 599-1818 to learn more!

16 Business Development and Entrepreneurship Center

PCC’s Business Development and Entrepreneurship Center – Here to help you and your business succeed.

The Business Development and Entrepreneurship Center has offices in both Roxboro and Yanceyville. For more information on any of the services listed on this page or to schedule an appointment with our counselor, call (336) 599-0032 or visit the BDEC website at www.pccbusiness.com.

New Services!This fall we will partner with the Nussbaum Center in Greensboro to offer many new services. These will be for a modest fee and include: QuickBooks assistance, logo development, accounting assistance, market research and more. Check our website at www.pccbusiness.com for updates!

Need Space for Your Business?If your business has outgrown your kitchen table, or you are looking for a place to get started, our Business Incubator may be able to help. We provide office space at a reasonable rent. Included in that are business counseling and assistance as well as shared business services. To find out more call us at (336) 599-0032.

Train for a Healthcare Career Entirely Online!Train for a new career as a Medical Transcriptionist or Medical Coder, from the comfort of your home. These programs are offered through our partnership with Career Step, the leader in online medical training. Everything you will need to complete the program is included in the low tuition price. For more information please visit our website at www.pccmed.com or call (336) 599-0032.

• One-on-one business counseling

for start-ups and existing businesses

• Training and technical assistance in starting a

business

• Assistance with applications to the NC Micro-enterprise Loan Program

Services offered by the Center include:

• Seminars, workshops and courses on a wide variety of business topics • Referral to specialized advisors

• A business resource library

• ProfitCents Business Analysis

17Carolina Management Conference

The Carolina Management ConferenceAre you under increasing pressure to get the job done? Do you need better ways to handle time, people and all the details of your work day? Would you like to be able to get it all done and go home at 5 pm? The Carolina Management Confer-enceisthe#1regionalmanagementconference.Theconferencecanhelpnewandexperienced business owners, managers and supervisors master a broad range of skills, manage time and communications more effectively and build a positive foundation for moving ahead in the workplace. At the Carolina Management Con-ference you will learn how to:

If you can attend only one management conference this year, make it The Carolina Management Conference. For more information, please visit us on the web atwww.pccbusiness.com or call (336) 599-0032.

Fri., November 13, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

• Get the most out of yourself and your employees

• Know when to say “It’s My Way or the Highway”

• Recognize a good potential employee

• Teach personal accountability

• Use the only 5 management resources you have

• Create a management system that works for YOU

• Understand what workers really want

• Hire better people• Recognize When and

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Be Your Own Boss SeriesAre you ready to be your own boss? Find out if starting a business is for you by attending this two part series. During these sessions, you will learn what it takes to get started, and more importantly, what it takes to be successful. We will cover a wide range of topics including:

Personal qualities and skills you need to be successful.Finding a business idea that fits you. Evaluating a business opportunity.Figuring out if your business idea will support you.How to find funding.What a business plan is and why do you need one.

After completing these classes, you will be better able to decide if starting a business is for you. If it is, you will know what steps you need to take next and what resources are available to help you. Tues., Oct. 20 and 27, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

e-REALIf you looking to start or expand a business, but can’t commit to weekly classroom sessions, then e-REAL is for you. e-REAL is the online version of the Rural Entrepreneurship through Action Learning Course. This program will help you to start, or expand and improve a business. It will cover topics such as self-assessment, market research, competitive analysis, financial feasibility, business plan essentials, legal structures, targeting the customer, taxes and licenses, and computerized financial analysis. Oct. 19-Dec. 21; $120 plus textbook (Online)

18 Free Business Seminars

Free Business SeminarsThe following classes will be held at either the Business Development and Entrepreneurship Center (BDEC) in Roxboro or the Caswell County Campus (CCC) in Yanceyville. For more information, directions or to register please visit our website at www.pccbusiness.com or call (336) 599-0032.

Bookkeeping BasicsYou will learn what records are needed for managing a successful business and how to get started setting up a bookkeeping system. It’s easier than you think!Thurs., Oct. 8, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

Credit Card WorkshopCredit card companies don’t want you to attend this seminar! Come learn strategies to eliminate credit card debt, improve your credit score and lower interest rates. The presenter eliminated more than $55,000 worth of debt in less than 3 years. He’ll show you how.Thurs., Sept. 24, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

eBay Your Way to Success: The Basics of Selling on eBayA great seminar for the “dabbler” or the entrepreneur wanting to make eBay a primary marketing tool. During this fast-paced session, learn best practices to use when setting up an account, listing items for sale, taking payments, and shipping. Thurs., Dec. 3, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

Getting to Yes - Unlocking Funding Resources for Your Small BusinessNeed money to start or expand your small business? Come learn about the NC Rural Center’s Microenterprise loan program and other funding resources that may be available to you. You will learn where to go and what lenders are looking for. Thurs., Nov. 5, 6-9 p.m. BDECThurs., Dec. 10, 6-9 p.m. CCC

Getting Paid to Talk, Making Money with Your VoiceThis exciting workshop will explore voice over work for television, film, radio audio books and the Internet. You will learn all the basics, including how to prepare a demo and how to be successful and earn a great income in this exciting field.Thurs., Dec. 10, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

Handling Difficult People and SituationsThis high impact workshop will provide you with the skills, tools and strategies necessary to handle difficult people and relationships as well as how to overcome any stress associated with them.Thurs., Sept. 10, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

How to Write an Effective Business PlanYou will learn the ingredients of a winning business plan. We will cover: how to prepare your plan, doing your own market research, developing sales forecasts and breakeven analyses and preparing your marketing plan.Thurs., Oct. 1, 6-9 p.m. BDECThurs., Oct. 29, 6-9 p.m. CCC

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Healing from the Kitchen CupboardWhat do cooking spices, onions, potatoes, and vinegar have in common? They all make amazing first aid and common illness remedies! Find out how to use basic kitchen pantry staples to care for you, family, and friends. Experience hands-on herbal medicine making and return home with a kitchen remedy and empowerment that will last a lifetime.Mon., Nov.16, 6-8:30 p.m. BDEC

Learn to Research Your Market Search engines and databases can provide powerful marketing information for your business. This seminar will show you how to use these readily available tools, to find the information that you need to make important business decisions.Tues., Nov. 17, 6-8 p.m. BDEC

Make a Splash Without Much CashThis workshop will teach you how to draw customers to your business without breaking the bank. You’ll learn low-cost and NO-cost methods of building your business, such as how to create an un-brochure and how to tap into the power of social media. Thurs., Nov. 12, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

Making Money Online While You SleepCome learn multiple ways you can make money online. Many of these ways have nothing to do with selling a tangible product. Best of all, most have a low startup cost and a high income potential. Thurs., Oct. 22, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

Promoting In a Virtual World!Whether you are starting a web-based business or setting up a website for your physical business, you need learn the basics of online promotion. This lively seminar will show you how to get started and design your own successful online marketing plan! Thurs., Sept. 17, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

Starting a Successful BusinessAre you thinking about starting your own business? Are you a new business owner who needs to make sure you’ve covered all the bases? Come learn critical information such as business planning, marketing, legal considerations, recordkeeping and taxes.Thurs., Dec. 10, 6-9 p.m. CCC

The Art of Hybridization in New ConstructionUsing high performance materials focused on energy efficient & cost effective components in building your new home.Tues., Nov. 3, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

Turning Your Passions into a Livelihood!Tired of the nine to five work world? Laid off? Looking for opportunities? Create them for yourself with the help of this exciting workshop geared for those at the exploration or start-up phase of a new business. Learn strategies for success and low-cost or free resources available to assist you along your way.Thurs., Oct. 29, 6-9 p.m. BDEC

20 Computer Classes

Services offered by the Center include:

Are you looking for an ideal job, trying to advance your present career, or want to know more about using a computer for fun? Learn invaluable computer skills by signing up for a class now! Be competitive! For more information, contact the Business Development and Entrepreneurship Center by calling (336) 599-0032, e-mailing brandot@piedmontcc.edu, or visiting our website at www.pccbusiness.com for Person County classes and contact Lola Poteat at (336) 599-1181, ext. 216 or by e-mail at poteatl@piedmontcc.edu for Caswell County classes.

Computers for Beginners (2.4 CEUs); BDECThis course focuses on fundamental computer skills. You will work with the Windows Operating System in file organization and management, will learn word-processing and spreadsheet techniques using Microsoft Word and Excel, and will use a Web Browser to search the Internet. Additional topics include e-mail and desktop publishing. No prior computer knowledge is needed for the class, but a USB flash drive is required. This course will benefit those desiring to update their current job skills as well as those who are just learning how to use the computer.

Computers for New Users (2.4 CEU’s); BDEC and CCCThis course is designed for the brand new computer user. It will introduce you to the parts of a personal computer and some common computer terminology. You will learn general concepts that will help you work in a Windows environment on the computer. You will also practice using a mouse and keyboard. You will also learn the basics of sending, receiving, and replying to email messages using a webmail account. No prior computer knowledge is needed for the class, but a USB flash drive is required.

Computers Intermediate (2.4 CEUs); BDECThis course is designed to expand knowledge of Microsoft Word 2007 and Excel 2007; includes an introduction to PowerPoint and enhanced word processing skills such as customizing bullets, creating tables, borders and templates. In Excel, you will learn how to incorporate formulas between sheets of a workbook, use a large spreadsheet, and create graphs from their data. If you have not completed Computers for Beginners, you should have some experience with Windows XP, Word and Excel. No previous experience with PowerPoint is expected. A USB flash drive is required.

Microsoft Excel—Introductory (1.8 CEUs); CCCNeed to solve numerical problems? Track numerical data? Excel is the program for you! Excel is an electronic spreadsheet. In the Excel class, we’ll introduce you to the terminology concepts and practical uses of an electronic spreadsheet. You’ll learn how to set up a basic spreadsheet, perform calculations using formulas and functions, and format the output for presentation purposes. Students taking this class should have a working knowledge of the computer keyboard and mouse.

Microsoft Excel—Intermediate (1.2 CEUs); CCCThis class is designed for those who want to know more than the basics taught in the introductory class. You will expand your knowledge of Microsoft Word and will work extensively with many techniques that will be useful in both the office and home. You will create and modify a variety of documents. Tables, columns, headers & footers, and various other advanced word processing skills will be explored. You should have prior experience with word.

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Microsoft Word 2007 – Introductory (1.8 CEU’s); BDECIn this course you will learn the essentials of the most versatile word-processing program that allows you to create professional-looking documents and edit them with ease. With Microsoft Word you can develop various types of creative documents such as flyers, letters, and memos. Word 2007 has many new features to assist you with preparing your documents. This class will accommodate people who are new to word-processing or new to the 2007 version. A solid foundation in Windows, as well as a working knowledge of the computer keyboard and mouse is needed. A USB flash drive is required.

PowerPoint 2007 (1.8 CEU’s); BDEC and CCCCreate professional looking presentations from built-in design templates and display these presentations in various formats – transparencies, handouts, and directly from a PC. Some knowledge of Microsoft Word or another word processing program will be extremely helpful. Computer and word processing basics will not be covered in this class. A USB flash drive is required.

Additional morning and afternoon computer classes will be offered at the Caswell County Senior Center on Mondays. Classes offered are Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Internet and Printshop. Call for schedule.

Computer Class ScheduleBusiness Development and Entrepreneurship Center (BDEC)105 North Main Street, Roxboro

COURSE COURSE DATES TIME FEEComputers for Beginners 08/26 –10/14 (W) 6:30-9:30 p.m. $65 + textComputers for New Users 09/21 – 11/09 (M) 9 a.m.-12 noon $65 + text Computers Intermediate 09/14 – 11/02 (M) 6:30-9:30 p.m. $65 + textMicrosoft Word - Introductory 08/26 – 09/30 (W) 1:30-4:30 p.m. $65 + textPowerPoint 2007 09/15 – 10/20 (T) 1:30-4:30 p.m. $65 + text

Caswell County Campus, 331 Piedmont Drive, Yanceyville

COURSE COURSE DATES TIME FEEComputers for Beginners 09/12-10/03 (SA) 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $65 + textMicrosoft Excel-Introductory 10/10-10/24 (SA) 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $65 + textMicrosoft Excel-Intermediate 11/07-11/14 (SA) 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $65 + textPowerPoint 11/03-11/12 (T/Th) 6-9 p.m. $65 + text

Notary PublicTo register call (336) 599-0032, e-mail us at brandot@piedmontcc.edu or visit our website www.pccbusiness.com.

COURSE DATES TIME LOCATION COST Notary Public 09/14-09/15 6-9 p.m. CCC $65 + textNotary Public 10/05-10/06 6-9 p.m. BDEC $65 + textNotary Public 12/07-12/08 6-9 p.m. CCC $65 + text

22 General Information

What are Continuing Education Courses?Continuing Education courses at Piedmont Community College are designed to provide citizens with opportunities to develop their academic and occupational potential to the fullest. Courses are also offered to stimulate the creative interests of students. Continuing Education courses can vary in length from one day to several months.

RegistrationRegistration is open to anyone at least 18 years of age or older. Individuals who are 16–17 years of age may enroll with written permission from their parent/guardian and the principal of the high school they are attending.

Registration may be completed in person, by mail or by phone.See specific “how to register” information in each program area listing.

We encourage the payment of the registration fee prior to the first day of class in order to hold your space; however, fees can be paid at the first class meeting. Some courses have a limited enrollment and are filled on a first-paid basis.

•OccupationalExtensionregistrationfeesvaryaccordingtothelengthand type of course.

Fees are 1-24 hours, $65, 25-50 hours, $120; 51+ hours, $175. Fees for other courses may vary.

•PiedmontCommunityCollegewaivestuitionforpersons65yearsorolder who are NC residents, unless a course is conducted on a self-supporting basis. Courses in which everyone must pay are noted as “ALL MUST PAY.”

•Theregistrationfeeforfire,rescueandlawenforcementpersonneliswaived for enrollment in public safety courses.

1-24 hours - $6525-50 hours - $120

51+ hours - $175fees for other courses may vary

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23General Information

Continuing Education PoliciesRefundsRefunds for Continuing Education courses are made as follows: 100% if requested before a course begins or if the course is cancelled; 75% if requested after a course begins but before 10% of the total course meetings.

Course RepeatsState regulations require that students who take the same job-related course more than twice in a five-year period must pay additional charges for the course unless they are required to repeat the course for certification or license renewal.

CEU CreditsPolicy guidelines determine that any continuing education course may be taken for CEU’s. In order to receive CEU’s, successful completion of the course is required. One CEU is awarded for every 10 hours of class.

Class AttendanceRegular attendance at all class meetings is necessary for students to achieve educational success. Students are expected to be regular and punctual in meeting all classes. To receive credit for a course, the student must attend class prior to the 10% point of the class and attend a minimum of 80% of classes including labs, clinical and shop hours.

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