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Continuing
SPRING 20
Education
REGISTRATION
BEGINS JAN. 6
COMMUNITY CLASSES FOR ALL AGES & STAGES OF LIFE
INSIDE:
Solar Installer | 10
Native Landscaping | 43
Youth Classes | 68
… and much more!
stlcc.edu/ce | 314-984-7777FEATURED INSTRUCTORS
Azim Mujakic Brittany Coates Terri Williams
Reader, writer, traveler teaching for Sophisticated chef teaching for STLCC Community builder teaching for STLCC
STLCC Continuing Education since Continuing Education since 2018. Continuing Education since 2015.
2003.
I love teaching and connecting I view my water aerobic
I survived the Balkan War with new people in the classes as so much more than a
before making my way out continuing education class workout. My classes emphasize
to the United States with my environment, which is always getting healthy both physically
son and wife. I became a U.S. welcoming and fun for adults and mentally. We create a sense
citizen in 2005 and built my and children. I especially enjoy of community where we know
new life from ground zero. So working with kids, helping each other's names and share
many diverse students come them to develop social and stories about our lives. Students
through my classes with so character-building skills and, by tell me how they feel better
many reasons to learn a new way of cooking, a skill that will about their bodies, how greatly
language or the language of be needed in everyday life.” their balance has improved,
their ancestors. My classes have and how they feel stronger.”
Explore Brittany's "Cooking with
helped individuals reconnect Friends" classes on page 32. Explore Terri's aquatics
to their heritage and better classes on page 61.
understand Bosnian and Croatian
neighbors in our community.”
Explore Azim's Bosnian
classes on page 48.Spring 2020 Continuing Education Courses
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Essentials Training Ageless Learning Seminars.............................. 21
Professional Essentials......................................... 5 Social Security Benefits America.......................23
Small Business Essentials..................................... 6 Creative Arts
Nonprofit Essentials.............................................. 8 Fine Arts................................................................23
Career Essentials................................................... 8 Crafts.....................................................................26
We’re here for you Industry, Quality and Safety
Drones..................................................................... 9
Culinary ................................................................30
Dance.....................................................................33
whether you’re letting your curiosity
Safety and Quality: OSHA...................................... 9 Music......................................................................35
point you in new directions, seeking Construction........................................................... 9 Theater..................................................................36
professional courses to help advance HVAC........................................................................ 9 Photography........................................................37
your career or pursuing new challenges Manufacturing........................................................ 9 Writing...................................................................38
Solar Certified Courses: NABCEP.......................10 Home, Nature and Garden
to expand your mind. Continuing Food Safety...........................................................10 Home Improvement and Maintenance..............40
Education provides a showcase Career Studies Master Naturalist..................................................41
of opportunities to broaden your Personal Trainer...................................................11 Personal Finance
Emergency Care...................................................11 Finance and Investments....................................45
potential and change your life!
CPR and First Aid..................................................12 Real Estate....................................................... 45
Health Care Careers.............................................13 Estate Planning............................................... 46
• experiential, life-long learning
Voiceover Communications................................13 Retirement Planning........................................ 46
• diverse, inclusive community Real Estate............................................................14 Language and Communications
Truck Driving........................................................14 Personal Communications.................................47
• continually evolving for an Computers and Technology Sign Language.....................................................48
Personal Computing...........................................15 Foreign Language................................................48
ever-changing world
Microsoft Tools.....................................................16 Historical Studies
G Suite Google Tools............................................ 17 Genealogy.............................................................52
Discover how Continuing Education Adobe Tools..........................................................18 Culture...................................................................53
Social Media...................................................... 19 Religion.............................................................. 53
can spark your potential and unlock
Smart Home Technology....................................19 Philosophy......................................................... 53
a whole new future for you! Mobile Technologies............................................19 History...................................................................54
3D Modeling and Drafting...................................19 Tours and Trips.....................................................55
Not receiving Testing and Review........................................... 20
Adult Education and Literacy..........................20
Wellness, Fitness and Recreation
Recreation and Sports........................................58
a catalog each Motorcycle Safety Training............................ 58
Cards and Games............................................ 59
semester? St. Louis Community College expands minds and
Fencing............................................................. 59
Recreational Team Sports............................. 59
Please call Continuing Education changes lives every day by offering high-quality
Bowling............................................................ 59
educational experiences leading to degrees,
at 314‑984‑7777 or email us at certificates, employment, university transfer and Golf................................................................... 59
CEdropbox@stlcc.edu to be life-long learning. Tennis and Pickleball..................................... 60
Fitness...................................................................61
added to our mailing list. If you are a person with a disability who requires Aquatics............................................................61
an accommodation in order to participate in any
Aerobic and Strength Exercise...................... 62
program or activity, please contact the Continuing
Education Access Office at 314-984-7704 as soon as Boot Camp....................................................... 63
314-984-7777 | CALL CENTER possible in advance of the program for consideration of T’ai Chi............................................................. 63
Extended Hours: Jan. 6-9 your accommodations request. It is helpful to receive Self Defense..................................................... 64
accommodations requests at least 10 days in advance Yoga, Pilates and Barre.................................. 64
• M–Th.......... 8:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m. of a program. For trips and tours, advance notice of up
Wellness and Personal Development................66
to one month is requested. With less advance notice, it
• F.................. 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. may be difficult to meet needs of interested members. Caregiving at Home.......................................... 67
Youth Classes.................................................... 68
Regular Hours Saint Louis Community College Board of Trustees:
• M–Th.......... 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Rodney Gee, Chair; Kevin M. Martin, Ed.D.,
Helpful Information
Vice Chair; Eleftheria “Libby” Fitzgerald;
• F.................. 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Doris A. Graham, Ph.D.; Craig H. Larson, Location Index........................................................69
Ed.D.; Anne Adams Marshall; Pam Ross General Information..............................................70
See page 71 for more
Great care has been taken to provide accurate Registration Form..................................................71
registration methods. information about the courses in this schedule.
Occasionally, an error may occur. Information
is subject to change and/or correction. For more
information on Continuing Education programs and
REGISTER ONLINE | 24 HOURS to view complete, up-to-date course information,
stlcc.edu/CE visit St. Louis Community College at stlcc.edu/CE.
REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 3ADVANCING
PEOPLE,
BUSINESSES,
COMMUNITIES Workforce Solutions Group of St.
Louis Community College leverages
ADVANCING PEOPLE
Continuing Education annually
education for growth in the knowledge advances over 18,000 individuals
economy by offering programs and both personally and professionally
services designed to advance people, with an extensive library of over
businesses and communities. 2,400 courses and hundreds of
online learning opportunities.
We accomplish this through our
• Professional Development
Continuing Education, Corporate
Services and Community Services • Personal Enrichment
operating units with teams
centrally located at the Corporate ADVANCING BUSINESSES
College, a state-of-the-art facility Corporate Services is one of the
dedicated to corporate education largest providers of training and
and professional development. consulting services in the St. Louis
metropolitan area advancing
over 10,000 employees from
Need on-site tailored
over 100 companies each year.
training and development?
Contact us at 314‑539‑5022 to discuss • Contract Training and Consulting
specialized programs custom-fit • Testing and Assessment Center
to your unique needs and goals. • WorkKeys Solutions Center
Or, learn more about our suite of
workforce and continuing education ADVANCING
solutions at stlcc.edu/workforce.
COMMUNITIES
Community Services advances local
communities by partnering with
employers, community organizations,
Each year, STLCC’s Workforce education and government to create
Solutions Group publishes its job training opportunities for residents
annual State of the St. Louis and a talent pipeline for employers.
Workforce Report. Our most
recent issue focuses on financial • Accelerated Job Training Programs
services, health care and • SkillUp Training Funding
information technology. Learn
more and download the report
• Community Workforce Partnerships
at stlcc.edu/STLworkforce.
EXPANDING MINDS. CHANGING LIVES.PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PROFESSIONAL DE VELOPMENT
Improve business performance | Achieve professional goals | Enhance your career | Gain a leading edge
ESSENTIAL S TR AINING
Professional Essentials
Project Management (PMP) | Lean Six Sigma
Project Management Orientation Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
This free session is designed to provide information Whether you work in a service or manufacturing
to individuals interested in obtaining the Project environment, are a member of a quality team, quality
Management Professional® (PMP) certification. Learn manager or desire to obtain a Lean Six Sigma Green
the concepts, test preparation and requirements Belt for professional development, this course is for
needed for certification. Presentation includes an you. This hybrid class blends classroom instruction
overview of the program, a look at class materials, with on-line learning and introduces you to the
trends in the industry and potential job opportunities basic tenants of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma.
for PMPs. The orientation is free but registration is Program highlights include how to implement the
required. DMAIC process (define, measure, analyze, improve,
BPCT:703 | 1 session | NO FEE control), use Lean tools to reduce waste and enable
P01 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Dirk Lupien flow, apply Six Sigma principles to reduce/sustain
March 7 STLCC-Corp, 219 variation in a process and more. Materials included in
cost of course. Students successfully completing this
training will receive a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt award
Project Management of completion and 45 hours of instruction. This training
Project managers are in demand when the need is includes an 18-hour capstone simulation project on
for skills that require time, resources and financial the last two Wednesday sessions and two consecutive
Hone your problem-solving skills and management with a finite effort. Working knowledge Saturdays. Attendance on these days is mandatory.
successfully complete more projects of these skills is recognized by the Project Management If one of these days is missed, arrangements may be
on time and on budget. St. Louis Institute (PMI) through various levels of certification. made with the instructor to complete the project and
This course helps you to prepare for the PMP® receive noncredit certification. However, should this
Community College helps you take certification exam by presenting the critical concepts be necessary, additional instructional costs will be
your business goals to the next level together with the core knowledge areas covered in charged to the student above and beyond the cost
the exam. Topics covered include the process groups of the program. Lunch provided on Saturdays. Class
and maintain a competitive edge. and relationships, terminology and decision-making meets Wednesdays 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26,
practice. Session attendance in this course counts 3/4, 3/11, 3/18, 3/25 from 5:30–8:30 p.m. and Saturdays
toward the project management training criteria of 35 3/21, 3/28 from 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Class is subject to
We have more! Ready to develop your hours that is required to register for the PMP exam. This cancellation if minimum enrollment is not met by
interpersonal or public speaking skills? practical learning prepares the student for the PMP 2/5. No refunds after this date unless class is canceled.
Check out our Personal Communications certification exam by lecture, online exercises, working BPCT:701 | 12 sessions | $1534 AGE 60+ | $1899 REG
sessions and practice exams. Program is presented by P01 W 5:30–8:30 p.m.
courses on page 47. a Registered Educational Provider (REP). Class meets Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Pat Dalton
Thursdays: 3/26, 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, 4/23 from 6-9 p.m. and Jan. 22 – March 28 STLCC-Corp, 203
Saturdays: 4/4, 4/11, 4/18 from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Lunch
provided on Saturdays. Class is subject to cancellation • NOTE: Learn more at stlcc.edu/LSS.
if minimum enrollment is not met by 3/19. No refunds
after this date unless class is canceled. Project Management Professional® is a registered trademark of
BPCT:703 | 8 sessions | $1649 AGE 60+ | $1649 REG Project Management International, Inc.
P02 Th 6–9 p.m.
Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Dirk Lupien
March 26 – April 23 STLCC-Corp, 211
• NOTE: Learn more at stlcc.edu/PMP.
HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 5Small Business Essentials
Starting and Managing Small Business Tax Seminar Accounting
a Small Business If you are thinking of starting a small business or have
Are you thinking about starting and managing a already done so, this program is designed for you. Join
small business in Missouri? Designed for individuals a small business tax professional and CPA to learn the Understanding Accounting:
who are considering starting a business, have made tax-related essentials of starting a business: business An Introduction
the decision to start or who have been in business use of the home, recordkeeping, independent Designed for individuals with non-financial
for less than two years, this program will discuss the contractor versus employee, hobby versus business, backgrounds who work with budgets or those
basics of business ownership, planning for success, federal income tax and employment tax requirements. wanting to enter an office manager position,
organizational forms of business, legal and regulatory This program is designed for sole proprietors, but this introductory course provides an overview of
environment, recordkeeping and information much of the information relates to all forms of business accounting terminology and processes, analyzing
management, marketing, financing and resources. ownership. The instructor welcomes a two-way financial activities and statements and applying the
Program is offered in partnership with the Small discussion and questions about your specific situation. fundamentals of accounting. Course covers debits,
Business and Technology Development Center. BUSS:741 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG credits, general ledgers, assets, liabilities, balance
BUSS:701 | 2 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P06 Sa 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Teri Spector sheets, profit and loss statements and more. Students
P02 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Lynette Watson April 4 MC-BA, 120 may bring a sack lunch/drink to class.
Jan. 25 – Feb. 1 MC-BA, 122 BUSS:741 | 1 session | $21 AGE 60+ | $39 REG
P03 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Lynette Watson Recordkeeping for the P05 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Bill Dorr
April 4 – April 11 MC-BA, 122 Small Business Owner March 7 MC-BA, 124
As a small business owner, it is important for you
to have good recordkeeping procedures and Accounting Boot Camp: Beginning I
accurately follow tax guidelines. Taught by a small Designed for individuals and entrepreneurs who desire
“ I appreciate the information
as well as resources I was
business tax professional and CPA, class topics
include internal and external financial records,
different forms of business ownership (and their
to learn and master basic accounting, this rigorous,
fast-paced boot camp provides an introduction
to accounting business terminology, accounting
specific recordkeeping requirements), setting up principles, the accounting cycle and the preparation
able to gain from this class. your own books, management reporting, travel and of financial statements. This course includes a variety
entertainment expenses, home office expenses, and of hands-on case studies for practical application and
methods for tracking and deducting vehicle expenses. is taught by a tenured accounting professor. Bring
The instructor welcomes a two-way discussion and pencils, calculator and notebook paper. All other class
questions about your specific situation. materials provided. Bring a sack lunch.
Katy BUSS:741 | 2 sessions | $79 AGE 60+ | $79 REG BUSS:741 | 2 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $69 REG
Clayton P07 Sa 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Teri Spector P01 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Stacy Moore
April 18 – April 25 MC-SO, 107 Feb. 29 – March 7 FP-G, 113
Business Plan Development
An intensive, four-session, individually customized DIY Background Check
course designed to provide new and aspiring Accounting Boot Camp: Beginning II
entrepreneurs with the tools and resources to create a Investigations 101 This boot camp builds upon an introduction to
solid business plan. Experienced business facilitators/ Protect yourself and your business using public accounting business terminology and accounting
coaches will guide group sessions and share practical resources and investigative techniques to legally principles with discussion of the accounting cycle
experiences to enhance your business. Participants learn more about the candidates you are ready to hire. and preparation of financial statements. This rigorous,
learn with and from their peers, creating a powerful From an employee-hiring manager for a large or small fast-paced boot camp is designed for individuals and
network that continues well after the program is business firm to a homeowner contractor or rental entrepreneurs who desire to learn and master basic
complete. These sessions are enriched with guest property manager, it’s good employment practice to accounting. This course includes a variety of hands-on
speakers from various disciplines including the learn more about potential individuals you are hiring case studies for practical application and is taught by a
legal profession, marketing, human resources and and screen candidates to help ensure a potential new tenured accounting professor. Bring pencils, calculator
financing. In addition, each participant will begin by hire does not have anything lurking in their past that and notebook paper. All other class materials provided.
taking the GrowthWheel® assessment and receive could potentially harm your business or create a safety Bring a sack lunch.
customized tools based on this assessment to assist as hazard for clients and other employees. Taught by BUSS:741 | 2 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $69 REG
you build your plan. Weekly homework assignments a private investigator, learn about free and low-cost P02 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Stacy Moore
are given and participation is required to be successful options for conducting background checks, when and March 28 – April 4 FP-G, 113
in the class. Continued counseling from a business how to conduct background checks and red flags to
counselor and certified life coach is available after look for before a potential problem arises.
the completion of the class. Please bring a laptop BUSS:765 | 1 session | $27 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Accounting Boot Camp: Beginning III
or electronic device to class for working on your P02 Sa 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Cheryl Ring This rigorous, fast-paced, hands-on extension of
business plan. Program is offered in partnership with Feb. 29 FV-B, 120 Accounting Boot Camp: Beginning II is designed for
the Small Business and Technology Development individuals and entrepreneurs who desire to advance
P01 Sa 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Cheryl Ring their accounting knowledge. Course introduces
Center. GrowthWheel® is a registered trademark of April 25 MC-BA, 212
GrowthWheel International Inc. subsidiary ledgers, special journals and internal
controls. Bring pencils, calculator and notebook paper.
BUSS:702 | 4 classes | $109 AGE 60+ | $109 REG
P01 W 6:15–9:15 p.m. Lynette Watson Branding and Search Engine Marketing All other class materials provided.
Learn to create a strong brand for your new business BUSS:741 | 2 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $69 REG
Feb. 5 – Feb. 26 MC-BA, 116 or organization and also create a strong search engine P03 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Stacy Moore
P02 Tu 6:15–9:15 p.m. Lynette Watson marketing plan that gets results. April 18 – April 25 FP-G, 113
April 21 – May 12 MC-BA, 122 BUSS:765 | 2 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG
• NOTE: No class 11/26. P15 Th 6–8 p.m. Sarah Guldalian Introduction to Data Analytics
May 7 – May 14 MC-BA, 114 Using Microsoft® Excel®
NEW! The Business of Small Business: Continue enhancing data-informed decision-
Understanding Financials making by exploring the use of data analysis tools in
Discover ways to turn financial statements into useful Microsoft Excel. Introduces pivot tables, data tables
management tools. Understand where cash comes and comparison bar graphs. Learn how to use the
from, where it’s used in day-to-day business, and conditional formatting function and sort feature to
learn to identify and correct cash flow problems and further analyze data. Please bring a flash drive.
prepare future performance of a business using a BUSS:765 | 3 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $69 REG
cash budget. Leave feeling more comfortable about P03 Th 7–9 p.m. Stacy Moore
decisions to prepare for growth, and better undertand
loans and financing, how and when to make affordable April 16 – April 30 FP-D, 313
purchases and how much cash can safely be taken
out of the business. Designed for business owners, We have more! Take your Excel® skills to
managers, accountants, bankers and consultants. the next level. We offer a range of classes for
BUSS:741 | 3 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $99 REG beginners, advanced users, and anyone in
P04 Th 6:15–9:15 p.m. Lynette Watson between. Go to page 16 to learn more.
Feb. 27 – March 12 MC-BA, 122
6 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Inventors’ One-Day Series:
Market Spotlight Learn, Create, Grow
Learn from the experts at Inventors Association of St. Louis, one of the oldest inventor-
Business Start-Up Skills for
Artisans and Crafters assistance organizations in the United States. This series offers insights and secrets of
Are you looking to turn your side hustle into a money- invention procedures and business-building. Register for each class.
making business? You’ve been developing your
talent and finding a demand for your handmade STLCC-Forest Park (FP) | MC-BA, 116 | Saturday, April 18
craft or artistic products, but how do you navigate
the independent marketplace? Get ready for the BUSS:765 | each session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG
upcoming season and learn tips from award-winning P09 9-10 a.m. Ask An Inventor: An Introduction to the Invention Process
artist, 40-year veteran in the arts and former executive P10 10:15-11:15 a.m. Intellectual Property: Learn How to Protect Your Ideas
director of Best of Missouri Hands as she discusses P11 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. How to Sell and License Your Product
effective marketing techniques, outlets to sell online
and in-person, balancing creativity with administrative P12 1:15-2:15 p.m. Using Cut and Sew Factories for Manufacturing
tasks and more. Bring a notebook and pen to class. P13 2:30-3:30 p.m. Local Funding, Resources and Maker Spaces to Market Products
BUSS:701 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG
P01 Th 6–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky STLCC-Meramec (MC) | FP-G, 325 | Saturday, March 7
March 5 MC-BA, 203
BUSS:765 | each session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG
P04 9-10 a.m. Ask An Inventor: An Introduction to the Invention Process
NEW! Starting a Dessert Business:
P05 10:15-11:15 a.m. Intellectual Property: Learn How to Protect Your Ideas
Menu Building and Pricing
Ready to go pro? Pricing your baked goods to sell is P06 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. How to Research Patents to Avoid Infringement
the hardest part of a cake or cookie business. Build a P07 1:15-2:15 p.m. How to Manufacture Your First Product
drool worthy menu and learn how to properly cost all P08 2:30-3:30 p.m. Crowdfunding: What’s the Difference Between Platforms?
that goes into your final product so you can effectively
price. By the end of this course you will have a unique
menu and the knowledge to price properly with Ask An Inventor: An Introduction How to Sell and License Your Product
confidence. Text required; bring to first class: “The to the Invention Process Learn the pros, cons and differences between licensing
Flavor Bible” ISBN 978-0316118408. Learn valuable lessons and tips to avoid common and self-production of a new product. Benefit from
BUSS:765 | 4 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $59 REG mistakes when becoming an inventor. Ask a twice- tips about how to approach potential licensees (e.g.
P14 W 6–8 p.m. Deva Williamson patented inventor questions as she shares experiences retailers, major brands, big box stores, etc.) and how
and challenges faced while developing her idea into a to best structure your sales pitch to be impactful and
April 8 – April 29 MC-SO, 206 secure a deal. Offered at FP.
prototype, creating a finished product and desktop app,
identifying a manufacturer, selecting a patent attorney,
bringing her product to market and more. Offered at Intellectual Property: Learn
MC and FP.
How to Protect Your Ideas
Learn the different types of Intellectual Property (IP)
Crowdfunding: What’s the available (i.e. patents, trademarks and copyrights) to
Difference Between Platforms? provide protection for inventions and other original
Thinking about starting a crowdfunding campaign to work. Explores the length and type of protections
launch a product but don’t know what platform to use? granted under each filing and how to avoid infringing
Many factors should be considered before launching on existing IPs or losing patent protection. Offered at
a campaign to fund your idea, invention, business, MC and FP.
cause or organization. Learn the general differences
and requirements, pros and cons, and benefits versus Local Funding, Resources and Maker
risks associated with the most popular crowdfunding
websites. Explore samples of the most successful and Spaces to Market Products
failed campaigns launched right here in St. Louis. Did you know that St. Louis ranks as one of the top
Offered at MC. three cities in America with the best entrepreneurial
community? A number of local entities have created
programs and raised money to extend to start-up
How to Manufacture Your First Product entrepreneurs and inventors. However, many of
Learn the dos and don’ts of manufacturing and how to these resources are underutilized. Learn how to take
select the best manufacturer for your product based on advantage of available training, resources, funding and
your product type. This session explores the product mentoring opportunities! Offered at FP.
manufacturing process in the U.S., China, Mexico,
India and more. Learn the different requirements for
obtaining a product sample and placing initial orders; Using Cut and Sew Factories
inherent risks, inconveniences, and timelines associated for Manufacturing
with average production runs; expenses involved in Need help developing, constructing and/or launching
manufacturing in the U.S. versus abroad and more. a product or clothing collection but don’t know
Also, gain valuable tips to avoid costly manufacturing where to start? Learn how cut and sew factories can
mistakes during production and insights on local and help you through the entire process from design, to
international companies that provide U.S. clients with sales, to distribution. Gain an understanding of how
product sourcing and translation services along with these factories can convert designs and sketches into
facilitation of off-shore manufacturing in China, Mexico, finished products, providing services such as design
Taiwan and other countries for free or at a low cost. development, pattern creation and digitization,
Offered at MC. assembly and manufacturing that can help launch
products within a shorter period of time than most
manufacturers. Offered at FP.
How to Research Patents to
Avoid Infringement
Attempting to read and understand a patent can be
daunting. However, it is important for inventors to
conduct basic patent research to determine if their idea
already exists (under another name or category) and is,
in fact, patentable. This class helps inventors better read
and understand the contents and key parts of a patent
and gain knowledge about the requirements for and
meaning of terms like dependent/independent claims,
prior art, patent infringement and more. Learn how to
improve research inquiries on free websites and extract
valuable information from various patents that will aid
in devising new patents. Offered at MC.
HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 7Nonprofit Career Essentials
Essentials Discover Your Career Passion
You spend a good part of your life expressing
Plus 50 Employment: The
Purpose, Process and Payoff
yourself through work and career. For that reason, Whether you have been recently laid off from your job
it is important to discover a path that offers joy as a result of the economy and company restructuring
and value in what you do. In this class, we will or are looking to get into a different career path,
individuals over age fifty may find that the job seeking
help you convert that passion into a career path and employment process is vastly different from years
through the use of worksheets and discussions. ago. Come learn about the unique challenges older
You have always known what you love, now workers may face including researching companies,
discover your career passion. locating online job search databases, updating
CPDV:702 | 1 session | $47 AGE 60+ | $65 REG your resume to match your skills with prospects,
P05 Tu 7–9:30 p.m. Jean Walters networking, skill enhancement tools, interview styles,
April 7 MC-BA, 114 local resources, branding statements and more. You
will receive information from industry experts to help
you find the path to opportunities.
NEW! Professionally Polished: CPDV:701 | 2 sessions | $37.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG
Designing your LinkedIn® Portfolio P05 Th 6–9 p.m. Edwin Penfold
Want to know how to stand out amongst professionals Feb. 20 – Feb. 27 MC-BA, 208
on the largest social network for business? Learn
from a marketing executive how to build a dynamic
Event Planning 101 portfolio on LinkedIn that will raise you to the top of Plus 50: Explore the Rewards of
From the most exciting to the most mundane tasks, your industry! At the end of this two-session class, be the Volunteering Pathway
you’ll receive the best advice on items to consider and ready for your network connections to explode and Are you looking for ways to thrive and “give back” in
the roles and actions necessary to successfully and take you to the next level in business. LinkedIn® is a retirement? Wondering how you will use your time
enjoyably produce and execute your event. Discussion registered trademark of LinkedIn Corporation. meaningfully? Where will you choose to put your
will also focus on how to avoid potential hurdles by CPDV:705 | 2 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $59 REG energy? In this workshop we will look at ways to
establishing a clearly communicated process and P02 Th 6–8 p.m. Sarah Guldalian recycle and revive your dreams while rethinking your
timeline with your team. You’ll also learn to draft April 9 – April 16 MC-BA, 203 opportunities through volunteering. Explore the
an outline and timeline, beginning with concept volunteer pathway with an experienced life coach and
and ending with effective follow-up, which you can the support of like-minded fellow participants.
utilize for current or future event planning. Instructor Plus 50: Finding Purpose and CPDV:702 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG
is a producer for an international media outreach Passion in the Third Chapter P03 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Carol Watkins
organization and former nonprofit manager of over Are you facing the uncharted post-career years and March 28 MC-BA, 124
100 volunteers. wondering what’s next? Many of us in the third chapter
NPAD:704 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG of life feel unsettled, restless and adrift. We believe the
years between 50 and 75 can be some of the best, but NEW! Plus 50: Too Young to Retire
P01 Th 6–8 p.m. Sarah Guldalian don’t know how to make sense of the changes we’re What’s next? That is a question many 50 and above
April 2 MC-BA, 122 facing. If you are looking for new meaning in work are asking themselves as they think about retirement.
and life, this powerful interactive learning experience This workshop is about revitalizing our definition of
The ABCs of Grant Writing for Beginners will teach you how to tap into the power of purpose. retirement. We are seeing a “new retirement” take
Gain an overview of what is involved in the identification Whether you’re seeking an encore career, looking for shape as baby boomers are reaching 65 at a rate of
and acquisition of grants, including where to look for enlivening volunteer work or reinventing your sense 10,000 people per day. Many will live an additional 20
grant opportunities, the basic components of a grant of identity, knowing your purpose will guide you to to 30 years. What will you do with this time? Will you
proposal, and steps needed prior to writing a proposal. increased vitality, creativity and fulfillment. Bring a remain in your current career, modify it, volunteer or
Instructor has more than 30 years experience in grant sack lunch. choose a paid or unpaid encore career? This workshop
writing and grants management and has played CPDV:702 | 1 session | $40 AGE 60+ | $55 REG is ideal for energetic midlifers who are exploring
an instrumental role in securing over $43 million in P01 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Carol Watkins possibilities as they design their next chapters.
grants for community organizations, higher learning Feb. 8 MC-BA, 124 CPDV:702 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG
institutions, and state and local government agencies. P02 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Carol Watkins P04 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Carol Watkins
Designed for individuals with little to no grant writing April 11 MC-BA, 124 May 9 MC-BA, 124
experience. Lunch on your own.
NPAD:701 | 1 session | $57 AGE 60+ | $79 REG
P01 Sa 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Daphne Walker-Thoth
April 18 FP-G, 325
P03 Sa 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Daphne Walker-Thoth
May 2 MC-BA, 122
Grant Writing for Nonprofit
Professionals
Are you responsible for securing grants for your
community-based organization but are not a
professional grant writer? Through this course,
executive directors, project directors, program
specialists and administrative professionals from small
nonprofit organizations are introduced to strategies
for preparing winning grant proposals. Instructor has
more than 30 years experience in grant writing and
grants management and has played an instrumental
role in securing over $43 million in grants for
community organizations, higher learning institutions,
and state and local government agencies. Lunch on
your own.
NPAD:701 | 1 session | $57 AGE 60+ | $79 REG
P02 Sa 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Daphne Walker-Thoth
April 25 FV-B, 123
8 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRY, QUALIT Y AND S AFET Y
Drones Construction
Introduction to Drones National Electrical Code and
Informational class designed for individuals interested Calculations: Part II
in the drone industry. Learn about the operation, Learn and review the specialty area of articles in the
history and manufacture of drones as well as current NFPA Division 70 text including general definitions as
uses of these robotic vehicles in law enforcement, a refresher from Part I. Chapters 5-8 of the book will
agriculture, aerial photography and more! Discussion be covered in-depth and include hazardous locations,
will also include requirements to build and regulations health care facilities, mobile home parks, manufactured
to fly drones. Students will have the opportunity to fly wiring, swimming pools, electric welders and fire
a quadcopter simulator in class. pumps along with special occupancies. Calculations
ENGR:706 | 1 session | $21.50 AGE 60+ | $35 REG are part of the NEC, so basic calculations on trailer
P02 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Rory Paul parks, welders, x-ray units, and short circuit current
March 28 MC-SO, 108 will be reviewed and discussed. Texts required, bring
to first class: “NFPA, National Electrical Code 2017”
ISBN 978-1455912773 and “Holt, Electrical Exam
Commercial Drones: FAA Preparation 2017” ISBN 978-0986353499. Prerequisite:
Part 107 Test Prep National Electrical Code and Calculations: Part I.
Prepare for the FAA test to operate a drone! The new ELEC:705 | 14 sessions | $192 AGE 60+ | $299 REG
FAA Part 107 regulation now requires operators of P01 Tu 6–9 p.m. Michael Smith
commercially for hire unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) Jan. 28 – May 5 STLCC-South County, 213
to obtain a Remote Pilot Airman Certificate with a
small UAS rating or to be under direct supervision of • NOTE: No class 3/17.
a person who holds such a certificate. A former airline
pilot and current drone instructor will review material We have more! Interested in 3D modeling
to successfully pass the FAA test. Subjects include or drafting using AutoCAD®? Check out
the new FAA regulation, airspace classifications, available courses on page 19.
flight restrictions, aeronautical chart study, airport
operations, radio communication, weather, human
factors and more. Sample test questions will also
be reviewed. Optional $15 test prep book available
for purchase in class. One hour lunch on your own.
Registration deadline: 3/24. Withdrawal deadline for
HVAC
refund: 3/18. HVAC Operator I
ENGR:706 | 2 sessions | $159 AGE 60+ | $249 REG Through hands-on instruction, this practical course
P01 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. John Beetz introduces the basic operation, maintenance and
March 28 – April 4 STLCC-Corp, 207 troubleshooting of heating, ventilating and air
conditioning equipment including air, closed water
stream and control systems. Learn dynamic equipment
Safety and components of various systems with special emphasis
upon preventive maintenance. Be prepared, upon
successful course completion, to take your EPA
Quality: OSHA certification exams (Core, Type I, II and Universal). 48
contact hours. Textbook required; bring to first class:
"AHRI Fundamentals of HVACR" 3rd ed. ISBN 978-
10-Hour OSHA: General Industry Safety 0134016160, available online.
and Health Training Certification Funding assistance may be available.
Class meets Monday 4/13 and Thursday 4/16. This 10- Learn more at stlcc.edu/HVAC.
hour OSHA course is ideal for employee safety and CONS:765 | 8 sessions | $450 AGE 60+ | $450 REG
health awareness. Get introduced to OSHA policies, P01 MTuWThF 8 a.m.–2:30 p.m. John Hope
procedures and standards as well as general industry
safety and health principles covered in OSHA Part Jan. 6 – Jan. 15 FV-CWI, 130
1910. Students will receive a 10-hour OSHA card after P02 MTuWThF 8 a.m.–2:30 p.m. John Hope
completion of the course. Students may bring a sack March 2 – March 11 FV-CWI, 130
dinner and/or drinks and snack to class. Withdrawal P03 MTuWThF 8 a.m.–2:30 p.m. John Hope
deadline for refund: 4/8. April 20 – April 29 FV-CWI, 130
CONS:736 | 2 sessions | $76 AGE 60+ | $125 REG
P01 MTh 4–9:30 p.m. Lamont Ray
April 13 – April 16 STLCC-Corp, 209 Manufacturing
10-Hour OSHA: Construction Safety Missouri Manufacturing Technician I
and Health Training Certification Rapidly skill-up for entry level employment in
Class meets Monday 5/11 and Thursday 5/14, and advanced, high performance manufacturing. Our
meets the required laws for working on public job sites. accelerated hybrid classroom/online training format
Led by an OSHA certified trainer, course covers the supports personalized learning and computer literacy,
mandated OSHA topics including OSHA regulations, preparing you for multiple valuable credentials.
general safety and health, basic electrical safety, fall Prepare and sit for Manufacturing Skill Standards
protection, ladder and scaffold safety, hand and power Council (MSSC) Certified Production Technician (CPT)
tools, material handling and more. Upon successful Safety and CPT Quality exams and for the OSHA
completion students will receive the 10-Hour OSHA 10-Hour General Industry credential. Additionally,
course completion card. Students may bring a sack round out your technical toolkit with professional
dinner and/or drinks and snack to class. Withdrawal development that spans team building, employment
deadline for refund: 5/6. strategies, and computer literacy. Develop your
CONS:736 | 2 sessions | $76 AGE 60+ | $125 REG skills with hand tools, mathematical measurements/
P02 MTh 4–9:30 p.m. Lamont Ray conversions and blueprint reading. Upon successfully
May 11 – May 14 STLCC-Corp, 209 MSSC CPT Safety and CTP Quality certifications receive
Missouri Manufacturing Technician I Certificate. 100
contact hours plus
OSHA is a registered trademark of the Occupational Safety and NO FEE | 4-week class, 100 contact hours
Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor.
Learn more at stlcc.edu/MfgTech.
HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 9Solar Certified Courses: NABCEP Food Safety
STLCC is a NABCEP Registered Provider of solar training courses,
offered from beginner to advanced levels. Simply curious to know
more about solar energy? A great place to start is by registering
for our free Solar Photovoltaics Information Session. Do you require
more in-depth knowledge to begin or advance your career in solar? Or,
are you looking to expand your business into solar and need training for your current
employees? If any of these scenarios sound like you, register for Solar I, II and III
courses listed here and be eligible to take the NABCEP Associate Program Exam.
Solar Photovoltaics Information Session Solar II: Solar Site Survey,
Energy markets are changing. Remain ahead of the Components and System Build
curve and be part of this important shift in the solar A continuation of solar energy studies and hands-on
installation field. Join us for an introductory information experiences. Prerequisite: Solar I: Solar Site Survey,
session on the application, design, installation and Components and System Build. Registration by 2/13 is
operation of photovoltaic systems focusing on the encouraged. No refunds after this date. ServSafe® Food Safety Certification
path for certification through the North American St. Louis City and St. Louis County Health Departments
CONS:721 | 7 sessions | $96.50 AGE 60+ | $159 REG require that at least one person within each food
Board of Certified Energy Professionals (NABCEP). P03 TuTh 5–8 p.m. Ryan Chester
Program is free but registration is required. service facility be certified in food safety. This nationally
Feb. 20 – March 12 FV-E, 154 recognized class offers this training to individuals
CONS:721 | 1 session | NO FEE
who are employed by, manage or own food service
P01 Th 6–7:30 p.m. Ryan Chester operations in the hospitality industry. The second
Jan. 16 FV-E, 154 Solar III: Advanced PV and class concludes with the exam. Fee includes textbook,
Sizing Electrical Design answer sheet and proctored exam. Those achieving a
Learn how to equate temperature differences using
Solar I: Solar Site Survey, temp coefficients for string sizing as required by
grade of 75% or higher on the exam will be awarded
Components and System Build the nationally-recognized ServSafe certificate. Bring a
the National Electric Code. Exercises in proper wire sack lunch to class.
Join the field of solar energy to learn about electrical sizing, overcurrent protection sizing and system
basics, photovoltaics, solar energy fundamentals, sizing for stand-alone and grid-tied systems as well as RMGT:701 | 2 sessions | $127 AGE 60+ | $169 REG
photovoltaic sizing, solar energy markets and safety basic troubleshooting techniques will be presented. P03 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Christina Clark
basics. Gain an understanding of basic photovoltaic Prerequisites: Solar I and Solar II: Solar Basics, Solar Site Feb. 8 – Feb. 22 FP-HSP, 219
equipment and how to assess potential installation Survey, Components and System Build. Registration by • NOTE: No class 2/15.
sites for their solar energy potential. Get hands-on 3/17 is encouraged. No refunds after this date. P01 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Almut Stephan Marino
experience with roof layout, shading analysis using CONS:721 | 5 sessions | $145.50 AGE 60+ | $199 REG Feb. 22 – March 7 FV-B, 243
Solar Pathfinder™, calculation of energy production P04 TuTh 5–8 p.m. Ryan Chester
for specific sites and calculation of load estimations. • NOTE: No class 2/29.
In addition, learn about photovoltaic system March 24 – April 7 FV-E, 154 P02 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Almut Stephan Marino
components and how they interact with each other. April 4 – April 18 MC-BA, 116
Use knowledge gained on solar modules, charge Advanced NEC for Photovoltaics • NOTE: No class 4/11.
controllers and inverters, batteries, and photovoltaic Learn the 2014/2017 requirements for photovoltaic P04 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Christina Clark
mounting and racking systems to participate in a systems. This class is worth 24 continuing education April 18 – May 2 FP-HSP, 219
hands-on photovoltaic system build project complete credits (CEUs) towards the required CEUs to be • NOTE: No class 4/25.
with a full string inverter system and modules on a eligible to take a NABCEP Board Certification exam
mock roof and a ballasted racking system with micro- or for maintaining NABCEP Board Certification. Text
inverters. Prerequisite: Knowledge of fundamental included. Registration by 4/2 is encouraged. No ServSafe® Food Safety Certification
mathematical and mechanical skills. Texts included. refunds after this date. Review and Re-Test
Enrollment by 1/21 is encouraged. No refunds after CONS:721 | 8 sessions | $173 AGE 60+ | $259 REG This class is only for those who were not successful on
this date. Solar Pathfinder is a trademark of the Solar P05 TuTh 5–8 p.m. Ryan Chester a recent exam or who took the ServSafe online course
Pathfinder company. and require a proctored exam. It is recommended
April 9 – May 5 FV-E, 154
CONS:721 | 7 sessions | $274 AGE 60+ | $349 REG that you study the text before coming to class. An
P02 TuTh 5–8 p.m. Ryan Chester opportunity to ask review questions will be provided
Jan. 28 – Feb. 18 FV-E, 154 before re-attempting the exam. Fee includes answer
sheet and proctored exam. Those achieving a grade
of 75% or higher on the exam will be awarded the
nationally-recognized ServSafe certificate. Bring a sack
lunch to class.
RMGT:702 | 1 session | $79 AGE 60+ | $79 REG
P03 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Christina Clark
Feb. 22 FP-HSP, 221
P01 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Almut Stephan Marino
March 7 FV-B, 244
P02 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Almut Stephan Marino
April 18 MC-BA, 118
P04 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Christina Clark
May 2 FP-HSP, 221
©2018 National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation
(National Restaurant Association). All rights reserved. ServSafe is
a trademark of the National Restaurant Association Educational
Foundation. National Restaurant Association® and the arc
design are trademarks of the National Restaurant Association.
10 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
C AREER STUDIES
Personal Trainer Emergency Care
ACE® Personal Trainer NEW! EMT Clinical Internship
Information Session This course is designed to give students hands-on
This free information session explains the process and experience with foundational skills and introduce
curriculum of the ACE Personal Trainer Certification paramedic topics related to medical terminology,
Prep Course. Determine what to expect in the 10-week paramedic procedures and situations encountered in
course by learning the course topics and methods to ambulance field work. The course includes 100 hours
prep for the ACE Personal Trainer exam. Registration of EMT practicum in an assigned pre-hospital setting.
for the ACE Personal Trainer Certification Prep Course Current Missouri EMT license required. Background
closes on 1/23 (PEDU-753 P01, P02 and P03). Classes check and further clinical site placement compliance
are held on the Meramec, Forest Park and Wildwood may be required. Additional hours required. This class
campuses. The information session is not mandatory. will take place at one of the 30 off-site locations that
ACE® is a registered trademark of The American have an internship agreement with STLCC. Times, dates
Council on Exercise. and locations will vary by student and placement.
PEDU:753 | 1 session | NO FEE Purchase of program polo required. Please contact
P04 M 6–7 p.m. Melissa Baumgartner Amanda Miller at amiller457@stlcc.edu with questions.
Jan. 27 FP-G, 323 EMSS:704 | 100 hours | $314 AGE 60+ | $350 REG
P01 Times, dates, locations vary by placement
Jan. 15 – May 16
ACE® Personal Trainer
Certification Prep Course
Ready for a career change? Become a certified Community Emergency
personal trainer! Designed to give you the knowledge Response Team (CERT) Training
and understanding necessary to prepare for the ACE Have you ever thought, “What would I do if a tornado
Personal Trainer Certification Exam and become an struck my subdivision?” or “What types of natural
effective personal trainer, this course presents the disasters can happen in St. Louis?” We have the
ACE Integrated Fitness Training (ACE IFT) Model as a answers! Community Emergency Response Team
comprehensive system for designing individualized Training (CERT) is a series of classes that prepares you
programs based on each client’s unique health, fitness to help yourself, family, coworkers and neighbors in
and goals. The information covered and the ACE IFT the event of a crisis in your community. Through this
Model will help you learn how to facilitate rapport, interesting eight-week series of classes, participants
adherence, self-efficacy and behavior change in clients, learn about emergency preparedness and receive
as well as design programs that help clients to improve training in basic response skills such as fire safety, team
posture, movement, flexibility, balance, core function, organization, terrorism, disaster psychology, disaster
cardiorespiratory fitness, and muscular endurance and preparedness, light search and rescue and disaster
strength. Due to the specialized nature of this class, NO medical operations. Through a partnership with local
REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE emergency responders who are trained professionals
CLASS START DATE. STUDENT MUST BE AT LEAST 18 and CERT trainers, you will learn life-saving skills! Once
YEARS OF AGE AND HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA/ the eight classes are completed, training will conclude
GED. STUDENT MUST HOLD CPR/AED CERTIFICATION with a full-scale disaster exercise (off-site) that will put
BEFORE TAKING EXAM. Background check may be what you have learned to work in a real-life tornado
required for certification. Please review the ACE simulation. Upon successful completion of the training
Certification Candidate Handbook at acefitness. you will be able to join a local St. Louis area CERT
org/fitness-certifications/pdfs/Certification-Exam- program to continue to support and help in times
Candidate-Handbook.pdf for more information on where volunteers are needed. This training is free but
eligibility. Fee includes cost of exam, textbook, study registration is required.
guide and sample test. Additional fee to retake exam. EMSS:715 | 9 sessions | NO FEE
Voucher for exam must be used within six months P01 W 6:30–10 p.m.
of date received. Registration/withdrawal deadline: Jan. 22 – March 11 Flo Valley Firehouse #I
1/23. No refunds after that date. ACE® is a registered Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
trademark of The American Council on Exercise. March 21 Eureka Fire Dist Training Ctr
PEDU:753 | 10 sessions | $552 AGE 60+ | $695 REG P02 Th 6:30 p.m.–10 p.m.
Funding assistance may be available through
WIOA and SkillUp. Please inquire. Jan. 23 – March 12 WW, 220
Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
P01 M 1:30–4:30 p.m. Melissa Baumgartner
March 21 Eureka Fire Dist Training Ctr
Feb. 3 – April 20 WW, 202
P03 W 6:30 p.m.–10 p.m.
• NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16.
March 25 – May 13 FV-TC, 110/116
P03 M 5:30–8:30 p.m. Melissa Baumgartner Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
Feb. 3 – April 20 MC-SO, 105 May 16 Eureka Fire Dist Training Ctr
• NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. P04 Th 6:30 p.m.–10 p.m.
P02 F 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Melissa Baumgartner March 26 – May 14 WW, 220
Feb. 7 – April 24 FP-G, 323 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
• NOTE: No class 2/14, 3/20. May 16 Eureka Fire Dist Training Ctr
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HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 11CPR and First Aid
Heartsaver CPR AED: Adult Basic Life Support (BLS) for CPR Instructor Renewal Course
Heartsaver CPR AED teaches lay rescuers when Healthcare Providers To successfully complete the American Heart
to dial 911, how to give CPR, how to use an AED This American Heart Association course is designed Association CPR Instructor Renewal course, the
and how to provide relief of choking. This course for the healthcare provider. Each participant must instructor will demonstrate acceptable provider
targets individuals who are expected to respond to obtain an 84% or higher on the written evaluation and skills and successful completion of the provider
cardiovascular emergencies in the workplace and may demonstrate proficiency in all CPR skills. Skills include written examination. The renewal course may
be used to teach CPR to lay rescuers who are required adult, child and infant CPR, FBAO management of the include an update addressing new course content or
to obtain a course completion card documenting conscious victim, adult/infant/child two rescuer CPR, methodology and review TC, regional and national
completion of a CPR course that includes use of an AED mouth-to-mask ventilation and automatic external ECC information. Prerequisite: The instructor must
for job, regulatory or other requirements. The course defibrillation (AED). Written and practical skills (hands- have taught at least four CPR courses and attended
is for the learner with limited or no medical training. on manikin simulation) evaluation and testing are updates as required within the previous two years
Electronic cards will be issued within 20 calendar days required for course completion. Students who enroll at and be a current CPR Instructor as evidenced by a
of the class. Due to the nature of the course, you must least one week in advance and successfully complete current CPR Instructor card. At time of registration the
arrive on time. No refund for late arrival. the course will receive an electronic BLS completion instructor must provide documentation meeting all
CPRR:701 | 1 session | $63 AGE 60+ | $85 REG card within 20 business days of the class. No transfers prerequisites. Registration is required one week prior
P01 M 5–8:30 p.m. between sessions or refunds given within five business to course start date. Due to the nature of this course,
Feb. 10 MC-CE days of class date. Due to the nature of the course, you you must arrive on time. No admittance after the
must arrive on time. No admittance after stated start stated start time. No refund for late arrival. Interested
P02 Th 5–8:30 p.m. students must contact the Training Center Coordinator
time. No refund for late arrival. This course meets the
April 16 FV-TC, 105 STLCC nursing department admission requirements. at amiller457@stlcc.edu before registering for the CPR
P03 Sa 5–8:30 p.m. CPRR:707 | 1 session | $59 AGE 60+ | $79 REG Instructor Renewal Course.
May 16 FP-G, 121 P01 W 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. CPRR:709 | 1 session | $85 AGE 60+ | $125 REG
Jan. 15 FV-TC, 107 P01 M 6–10 p.m.
Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED P02 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Feb. 24 FP-G, 121
Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED is a classroom, DVD- Jan. 25 FP-G, 121 P02 W 6–10 p.m.
driven, instructor-led course that teaches students P03 M 5–10 p.m. April 22 FP-G, 121
critical skills needed to respond to and manage a
first aid, choking or sudden cardiac arrest emergency Jan. 27 STLCC-Corp, 207
during the first few minutes before emergency P04 Tu 5–10 p.m. Basic Life Support (BLS)
medical service (EMS) arrives. It is designed to meet Jan. 28 FV-TC, 105 Instructor Essentials Course
OSHA requirements. Students learn the skills to treat P05 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. The American Heart Association BLS Instructor
bleeding, sprains, broken bones, shock and other Feb. 1 MC-CE Essentials Course provides the core and discipline-
first aid emergencies. This course also teaches adult P06 M 5–10 p.m. specific content necessary to teach AHA CPR and First
CPR, infant CPR and AED use. Practical skills (hands- Aid courses. The course is taught in a blended-learning
Feb. 3 FP-G, 121 format. Instructor candidates will complete pre-
on manikin simulation) evaluation and testing are
required for course completion. Within 20 business P07 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. course online study, followed by the hands-on session
days of successful completion, each participant will Feb. 8 MC-CE conducted by Training Center Faculty during the AHA
receive an electronic course completion card. Due to P08 Tu 5–10 p.m. Instructor course. This course educates the instructor
the nature of the course, you must arrive on time. No Feb. 11 STLCC-South County, 104 candidate in use of AHA Instructor teaching materials,
refund for late arrival. P09 F 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. how to ensure that students meet learning objectives,
CPRR:706 | 1 session | $73 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Feb. 21 FP-G, 121 student coaching skills, how to conduct an objective
P01 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. skills performance evaluation and how to follow AHA
P10 W 5–10 p.m. Instructor course policies. Access to a computer will be
Jan. 18 FP-G, 121 March 4 WW, 102A necessary to complete required online course work.
P11 Tu 5–10 p.m. Prerequisite required at time of registration: Current
Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED: Pediatric March 10 FP-G, 121 AHA BLS Healthcare Provider CPR card and alignment
Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED: Pediatric teaches lay P13 Tu 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. with an AHA Training Center. Registration four weeks
rescuers to respond to and manage illnesses and March 24 FP-G, 121 prior to course start date is required to ensure arrival
injuries in a child or infant in the first few minutes until P12 Th 5–10 p.m. of pre-course materials and completion of pre-course
professional help arrives. It covers the four steps of preparation. Per AHA requirements, within six months
March 26 STLCC-South County, 104 of the initial BLS Instructor Essentials Course, an
first aid and first aid skills such as finding the problem,
stopping bleeding, bandaging, using an epinephrine P14 W 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. STLCC training center faculty member must monitor
pen, as well as child CPR AED, infant CPR and optional April 1 STLCC-Corp, 207 the instructor candidate’s teaching and verify the
modules in adult CPR AED, child mask, infant mask P15 Th 5–10 p.m. performance of the candidate’s provider skills. Due to
and Asthma Care Training for Child Care Providers. No April 9 MC-CE the nature of this course, you must arrive on time. No
transfers between sessions or refunds given within five P16 M 5–10 p.m. admittance after the stated start time. No refund for
business days of class date. Due to the nature of the April 13 FP-G, 121 late arrival. Registration/Refund/Withdrawal deadline:
course, you must arrive on time. No admittance after 3/9. Interested students must contact the Training
P17 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Center Coordinator at amiller457@stlcc.edu before
stated start time. No refund for late arrival. Bring a
sack lunch. Child care providers, DO NOT register for April 25 MC-CE registering for the BLS Essentials Instructor Course.
this course. P18 W 5–10 p.m. CPRR:708 | 1 session | $276.50 AGE 60+ | $350 REG
CPRR:711 | 1 session | $73 AGE 60+ | $99 REG April 29 WW, 102A P01 Sa 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Gary Holsapple
P01 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. P19 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. April 4 FP-G, 121
Feb. 15 FP-G, 121 May 2 MC-CE
P02 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. P20 W 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
March 7 FV-TC, 105 May 6 FP-G, 121
P03 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. P21 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
April 18 MC-CE May 9 FV-TC, 105
P22 W 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
May 13 FP-G, 121
St. Louis Community College serves as a Community Training Center for the American Heart Association whose mission is to reduce
disability and death from cardiovascular disease and stroke and set guidelines for emergency cardiovascular care and training. The
American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in basic life support (BLS) and has developed instructional
materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart
Association. Any fee charged for a course, except for a portion of the fee needed for American Heart Association course material, does
not represent income to the Association.
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