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Spring 2022 PROFESSIONAL | PERSONAL | WORKFORCE
Brent Wallace
Dean, School of
Continuing Studies/
Executive Administrator
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Table of Contents
Business ........................................................3
Career Development ......................................6
Life & Leisure ..............................................13
Online Classes..............................................16
Computers & IT.............................................21
Academy of Dance........................................22
Health Professions .......................................25
Seniors College ............................................31
Maps ...........................................................34
General Information & Guidelines .................35
Tyler Junior College gives equal consideration to all applicants
for admission, employment and participation in its programs
and activities without regard to race, color, religion, national
origin, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual
orientation, age, marital status, disability, veteran status or
limited English proficiency (LEP). Tyler Junior College respects
the legal rights of each person to work and learn in an
environment that is free from unlawful sexual discrimination
including sexual harassment and sexual violence.
Information contained herein, including tuition and fees,
is subject to change without notice.
Release date: December 1, 2021
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School of
Welcome
Continuing Studies
Welcome
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Welcome to the School of Continuing Studies! We are committed to providing
lifelong learning opportunities for people of all ages who desire to develop both TJC School of
personally and professionally, upgrade job skills or participate in community
Continuing Studies
activities. Whether you want to learn a new hobby or are seeking a career change,
we offer an array of classes to help you reach your goals. will observe the
following holidays:
Our offices are housed at the Regional Training and Development Complex (RTDC)
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located at TJC West. This campus is also home to the Skills Training Center which
January 17, 2022
hosts automotive and welding technology programs as well as the College’s Energy
Center that is the hub for Industrial Trades programs. Martin Luther King Holiday
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In addition to career and personal enrichment classes, TJC West is also the home
March 14-19, 2022
of Literacy Council, which provides free adult education classes including GED prep
Spring Break
and English as a second language.
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Also located on our campus is the Small Business Development Center that offers April 15, 2022
free monthly classes for new business owners as well as the Tyler Area Business
Good Friday
Incubator (TABI) that provides support for new and expanding businesses via
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counseling and employee training.
May 30, 2022
There is always something happening through the School of Continuing Studies, Memorial Day
so come see what we have to offer and discover the vast opportunities available
to you!
How to Read this Catalog
Example of class listing:
HART1002 2/15-2/17 TR 6-8:00 p.m. RTDC147 $79
(Course No.) (beginning date (Days) (Times) (Building & Room) (Tuition
through & Fees)
ending date)
Legend of Schedule Symbols
Building Symbols WASC..White Administrative Services Center
ECB........Energy Center Building WCA.....Wise Cultural Arts
FA..........Fine Arts
OHPE......Ornelas Health & Physical Education Center e.......Piggyback Course
RNHS.....Robert M. Rogers Nursing & Health Sciences Center Day Symbols
RSC........Rogers Student Center M...........Monday F............ Friday
RTDC......Regional Training & Development Complex T............Tuesday S............ Saturday
STC........Skills Training Center W...........Wednesday U............ Sunday
T............Pirtle Technology R............Thursday
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Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
A cooperative project of the U.S. SBA, the State of Texas, and Tyler Junior College
www.tylersbdc.com
Business
Don Proudfoot Kay Bookout Brad Gottshalk
Director, SBDC Staff Coordinator Business Advisor
To make an appointment, call or email Kay Bookout at 903-510-2975 or kboo@tjc.edu.
Tyler SBDC at Tyler Junior College is a member of the North Texas SBDC Network. Funded in part through a cooperative agreement
with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). Hosted by the Dallas County Community College District and nationally accredited by
the Association of SBDCs. SBA’s funding is not an endorsement of any products, opinions or services. Reasonable accommodations for
persons with disabilities and Limited English Proficiency (LEP) will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance.
Business
Small Business Start-up Sessions
Tyler SBDC offers a FREE monthly class for
individuals interested in starting a small business.
This class provides an excellent opportunity
for individuals to determine if small business
ownership is right for them. This class covers the
elements required for a good business plan and
provides important information needed before
meeting with one of our business advisors. These
classes are held on Tuesdays as follows:
1/11 T 6:00-7:30 p.m.
2/1 T 6:00-7:30 p.m.
3/1 T 6:00-7:30 p.m.
4/5 T 6:00-7:30 p.m.
5/3 T 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Location: RTDC 112
Visit Free Tyler, Tx Events on Eventbrite to
register. Reasonable accommodations for persons
with disabilities and limited English (LEP) will be
made, if requested at least two weeks in advance.
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Helping businesses get a good start.
Tyler Area Business Incubator
The Tyler Area Business Incubator was created to enhance the success of new and expanding businesses through business counseling, employee training and
various other support services. The incubator encourages the development of technology based products or services which broaden the economic base of the
area served by the college.
A creative consortium including Tyler Junior College, the City of Tyler and the Tyler Economic Development Council joined together to take advantage of Tyler’s
unique development as a center for biotechnology, medical and surgical technology, and other high-tech innovation with the creation of the Tyler Area Business
Incubator.
The Tyler Area Business incubator offers even more:
• Immediate access to technical training at TJC West, where the incubator is located
• Support from the Small Business Development Center, also located at RTDC
Easily accessible to West Loop 323 and the Tyler Industrial Park, the incubator includes 26,000 square feet for new businesses. Preference is given to businesses
based on technologically innovative products or services. The Tyler Area Business Incubator is a member of Texas Business Incubator Association and International
Business Innovation Association.
Only 20% of new businesses succeed.
Business
But 80% of businesses started in a business incubator succeed.
Current TABI Residents:
ABILITIES SUCCESS, INC. HOME-AID CAREGIVERS, L.L.C. SOURCE FUNDING, LLC
Owner-Teresa Dell Owner-Joey Coker Owner: John Hart
214-663-9145 903-533-1300 903-405-5577
Suite #103 Suite #113 Suite #120
ALL SCHOOL AWARDS OF TEXAS KAY HEIGHTS CABINET RENOVATIONS, LLC TYLER DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
Owner: Mike Tidwell Owner- Paul Hooge President - Dr. Lonny McKinzie
903-570-5697 210-296-8767 903-617-6204
Suite #123 Suite #125 Suite #114
CIDER PROPERTIES PLATINUM COMMUNICATION SOLUTIONS VU RYTE
Owner-Tanya Redic Owner-David Fortriede Owner-Tom Ramey
903-360-7568 903-405-3445 903-593-4666
Suite #121 Suite #115 Suite #109
DIMENSION IMAGING & TECHNOLOGY ROSEMARK (Div. of Ben Fitzgerald Real WINNING EDGE
SERVICES, INC. Estate Services) Owner-Susan Ponder
Owner-Kevin/Carol Foley Owner-Jerry Tate 214-926-6988
903-592-1700 903-597-8040 Suite #104
Suite #129 Suite #111
EAST TO WEST SURVEYING, INC. SHERI TAYLOR, CPA, PC
Owner-Waylon Adams Owner-Sheri Taylor
903-705-5566 903-571-6432
Suite #127 Suite #117
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Career Development Emotional Intelligence Microsoft Excel 2019 Basic
(ITSW-1022 Introduction to Electronic Spreadsheets)
Competence can make you a good leader, but it
takes emotional intelligence to make you a great Join our certified instructor in our computer lab
Criminal Background Requirements leader. Participants will learn how to recognize for an interactive course on the basic functions
For students who may have a criminal background, and develop their emotional intelligence and put and features of Excel 2019. After an introduction
please be advised that the background could keep it into practice. They will also learn how to detect to spreadsheet terminology and Excel’s window
you from being licensed by the State of Texas. and address toxic work cultures resulting from a components, students will learn how to create
If you have a question about your background lack of emotional intelligence. Lunch is included. worksheets; insert functions; reuse formulas and
and licensure, please check with the agency BTNF 1048 ....................................................$45 functions; insert, delete and adjust cells, columns
or certification board for your topic of study to 1/28 F 12:00-1:00 p.m. and rows,and search for and replace data. (7 hrs.)
determine if you are qualified to obtain certification 2/22 T 12:00-1:00 p.m. Prerequisites: Introduction to Computers or
within that field. You also have the right to request consent of instructor.
a criminal history evaluation letter from the Communication is Still Key Supplies: Textbook is required: Microsoft Excel
applicable licensing agency. 2019 & 365: Level 1:Labyrinth Learning
The importance of strong communication cannot
be overstated. In order to be effective, leaders must ITSW-1034 ..................................................$129
recognize and address communication problems 3/22-3/24 TR 1:30- 5:00 p.m.
Supervisory Leadership within their departments. Communication 3/22-3/24 TR 6:00-9:30 p.m.
Training
problems that plague organizations will be Location: RTDC 143
examined in this session along with solutions to
address the problems. Lunch is included. Learning QuickBooks
The training program features five, one-hour
BTNF-1049 ....................................................$45 Tyler Junior College School of Continuing Studies
sessions with high-impact topics. The program is approved by The Texas State Board of Public
2/1 T 12:00-1:00 p.m.
is engaging, interactive and practical. Upon Accountancy to offer Continuing Professional
5/6 F 12:00-1:00 p.m.
completion of all topics, participants will earn a Education (CPE) courses for Certified Public
continuing education certificate in Supervisory
Leadership from TJC. Topics may be taken HR Best Practices Accountants (CPAs).
Avoid costly mistakes that negatively impact work This interactive course will give you wide view
individually or as an entire training program.
culture and retention rates. Our HR experts will of the multiple uses of QuickBooks. Learn to
create files, make transactions, use Help and
The Five Levels of Leadership convey what every HR Manager wishes they could
Support, and understand accounting. Other
tell supervisors. The session includes top HR “do’s
Participants will be introduced to John Maxwell’s skills taught are managing expenses, setting up
and don’ts” with engaging and practical content to
leadership principles including how to mature as vendors, class tracking, entering bills, paying
set your new and existing leaders up for success.
supervisors and progress from a rights-based for expenses, printing checks, vendor credits,
Lunch is included.
leader to an influence-based leader. The session and accounts payable. Various sales and income
will offer how-to steps on expanding one’s BTNF-1050 ....................................................$45 tasks are covered including setting up customers
“leadership tool belt.” Lunch is included. 4/8 F 12:00-1:00 p.m. and jobs, recording sales transactions, payment
5/3 T 12:00-1:00 p.m. preferences, payments from customers, bank
BTNF-1046 ....................................................$45
deposits, and income tracker. And this is just the
2/11 F 12:00-1:00 p.m.
beginning! QuickBooks offers so much more in
4/5 T 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Accounting
terms of accounting. Let us show you. Sign up
today!
Leading a Multigenerational
ACNT-1305...................................................$195
Workforce
How you connect with and lead one generation
Introduction to Computers 2/21-3/23 MW 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Location: RTDC 147
of workers does not necessarily transfer to how A computer is more than just another household or
you connect with and lead another. For example, office appliance and the vast amount of information QuickBooks®: Performing Payroll
leading Baby Boomers (ages 56 to 74) is very and possibilities can seem to be overwhelming. But
you can accomplish a lot with a computer, and this (ACNT-1010 Computerized Accounting I)
different from leading Millennials (ages 24 to
course can show you that using one can be a good Tyler Junior College School of Continuing Studies
39). This session will introduce best practices for
experience. This course will help you to define what is approved by The Texas State Board of Public
understanding and leading various generations.
a PC is, and familiarize you with the Windows 10 Accountancy to offer Continuing Professional
Lunch is included.
user interface and its basic capabilities. Let our Education (CPE) courses for Certified Public
BTNF-1047.....................................................$45 instructor help you explore Windows 10, learn how Accountants (CPAs).
3/25 F 12:00-1:00 p.m. to use desktop applications, apps, use Cortana Help keep your employees happy! Learn the basics
4/26 T 12:00-1:00 p.m. and Edge. Also learn how to create documents, of setting up payroll, including entering employee
work with files and folders send email, browse the payroll information, printing checks and stubs, and
internet, manage your printer and more! paying payroll taxes. (9 hrs.)
ITSC-1034....................................................$185 Prerequisite: QuickBooks: Set Up, Reports, and
2/1-2/24 TR 2:00-4:00 p.m. Bank Transactions or instructor approval..
4/5-4/28 TR 2:00-4:00 p.m. Supplies: Textbook is required: QuickBooks Desktop
Location: RTDC 143 2019: Comprehensive. Publisher: Labyrinth
Cherie Brown • Bookkeeping and QuickBooks
Cherie has over thirty years of experience in information management. She is ITIL and MOUS certified in Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word,
Project and Outlook. She is HIPPA trained and is proficient in a variety of medical, transportation and business application systems. Best
of all, Cherie continues to use her knowledge on a daily basis right where our students live… in the real world! When you combine the
About Your Instructor
level of knowledge with Cherie’s passion for instruction, no student walks away disappointed.
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Publishers. USB of 1gig or greater is optional. Live Classroom
ACNT-1011...................................................$145 TJC Fire Academy Class Start Date Is January 18, 2022
5/16-5/18 MTW 6:00-9:00 p.m. MTWRF 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Location: RTDC 147 Fire Academy Disclaimer Location: RTDC
To work in Texas as a paid fire fighter, applicants Hybrid
QuickBooks®: Keeping an Eye on must earn a Texas “basic structure fire Dates to be determined
Inventory suppression” certificate. As part of this process, Fire Fighter I 288 hours
(ACNT-1010 Computerized Accounting I) applicants must also submit their fingerprints and Fire Fighter II 140 hours
undergo a criminal history background check. For HazMat Awareness 8 hours
Tyler Junior College School of Continuing Studies
students who may have a criminal background, HazMat Operations 32 hours
is approved by The Texas State Board of Public
please be advised that the background could keep Physical Agility 36 hours
Accountancy to offer Continuing Professional
you from being licensed by the Texas Commission
Education (CPE) courses for Certified Public Total 504 hours
on Fire Protection. If you have a question about
Accountants (CPAs).
your background and licensure, please check with Awarded Credit Hours
Businesses succeed or fail based on quality the agency or certification board to determine if
inventory procedures. Learn to enter products Once a student receives firefighter certification
you are qualified to obtain certification within that
into inventory, order, receive and pay for inventory and upon application with 3 credit hours to Tyler
field. You also have the right to request a criminal
drive. (9 hrs.) Junior College, credit may be awarded for up to 24
history evaluation letter from the applicable
Prerequisite: QuickBooks: Set Up, Reports, and hours of college credit.
licensing agency.
Bank Transactions or instructor approval.
Supplies:Textbook is required: QuickBooks Desktop
General Guidelines Fire Inspector I (hybrid)
2020: Comprehensive. Publisher: Labyrinth Students must meet the standards set forth by the One in a series of three courses required by the
Publishers. USB of 1gig or greater is optional. Texas Commission on Fire Protection, and NFPA Texas Commission on Fire Protection to achieve
1001-2013, Standards for Fire Fighter Professional Fire Inspector Certification. Meets the curriculum
ACNT-1015...................................................$145 Qualifications. Included are these requirements: requirements of the Texas Commission on Fire
4/18-4/20 MTW 6:00-9:00 p.m. Fire protection personnel who are appointed to Protection (TCFP) curriculum for Fire Inspector I.
Location: RTDC 147 structure fire protection duties must be certified (Note: Pending Approval by the TCFP) (90 hrs.)
by the commission within one year from the date PREREQUISITES: Approval by the TJC Fire Academy
of their appointment. Prior to being appointed to Director.
Grant Writing structure fire protection duties, personnel must: (1)
complete a commission approved basic structure SUPPLIES: Textbook is required: Fire Inspection
fire protection program; and (2) successfully and Code Enforcement, 8th edition. Fire Protection
Publications.
Let’s Write a Grant for That! pass the commission examination as required by
§423.3 of this title (relating to Minimum Standards FIRT-1008.....................................................$299
(ETWR-1000 Grant Writing)
for Basic Structure Fire Protection Personnel
Have you ever heard that from one of your board Certification); and *(3) successfully complete Fire Instructor I (hybrid)
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members? Grants are a great way to find extra a commission recognized emergency medical Preparation of fire and emergency services
money for your organization and its projects, but training program. personnel to deliver instruction from a prepared
it’s not as easy as it sounds, especially if you are *Please see page 38 for EMSP-1001 Emergency lesson plan. Includes the use of instructional aids
new to seeking grants and writing proposals. Medical Technician: Basic course information. and evaluation instruments to meet the curriculum
In this beginner class you will learn how to Contact the Fire Academy at TJC West, 1530 SSW requirements of the Texas Commission on Fire
navigate through the world of grants, including Loop 323, Tyler, TX 75701-2546 for an application Protection (TCFP) for Fire Instructor I certification.
understanding grant terminology, planning a or call the office at (903) 510-3205 903-510- (Note: Pending Approval by the TCFP) (48 hrs.)
project funders will like, and basic proposal writing 2404 or email jgri2@tjc.edu for Fall Academy PREREQUISITES: Successful completion of
skills. During the class you will complete a basic Application deadline. Firefighter II Certification as well as approval by
project plan and write a simple letter proposal. We the TJC Fire Academy Director.
will end the class with a critique of each proposal. Basic Fire Suppression Academy SUPPLIES: Textbook is required: Fire and
Note: This class is not for individuals seeking
grants for for-profit businesses. Upon successfully passing the state exam, Emergency Services Instructor 8th Edition (2012),
graduates will receive certification as Fire Publisher: Fire Protection Publications
Requirements: A computer, laptop, smartphone, or
Fighter I, Fire Fighter II, Hazmat Awareness and FIRT-2005.....................................................$199
tablet with a camera and Zoom downloaded on the
Hazmat Operations. They also qualify for national
device to be used.
ETWR-9003....................................................$89
accreditation by the International Fire Service
Fire Instructor II (hybrid)
Accreditation Congress (IFSAC). (528 hrs.)
2/17 R 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Development of individual lesson plans for a specific
BASIC FIREFIGHTER ACADEMY...................$3,194 topic including learning objectives, instructional aids,
Location: RTDC
(Course tuition includes books, bunker gear, and evaluation instruments. Includes techniques for
uniforms and supplies. An additional fee of $30 supervision and coordination of activities of other
will be required for testing.) instructors to meet the curriculum requirements
of the Texas Commission on Fire Protection (TCFP)
Courses:
for Fire Instructor II certification. (Note: Pending
FIRS-1004 Agility and Fitness for Fire Personnel
Approval by the TCFP) (48 hrs.)
FIRS-1002 Firefighter Academy I
FIRS-1008 Firefighter Academy II PREREQUISITES: Successful completion of Fire
FIRS-1014 Firefighter Academy III Instructor I as well as approval by the TJC Fire
FIRS-1020 Firefighter Academy IV Academy Director.
FIRS-1024 Firefighter Academy V SUPPLIES: Textbook is required: Fire and Emergency
FIRS-1030 Firefighter Academy VI Services Instructor 8th Edition (2012), Publisher:
FIRS-1034 Firefighter Academy VII Fire Protection Publications
FIRT-2007.....................................................$199
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Fire Officer I (hybrid) BASIC PEACE OFFICER ACADEMY..................$999 for mastery of the Commercial Driver’s License
Awarded Credit Hours: Once a student successfully written examination. (80 hrs.)
This course meets the curriculum requirements of
passes the state peace office-licensing exam and CVOP-1005................................................$1,260
the Texas Commission on Fire Protection (TCFP) for
upon application with 3 credit hours at Tyler Junior 1/4-1/14 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Fire Officer I certification. (Note: Pending Approval
by the TCFP) (60 hrs.) College, credit may be awarded for up to 12 hours 1/18-1/28 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
of college credit. 1/31-2/11 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
PREREQUISITES: Approval by the TJC Fire Academy
Director. Classes available for consideration are: 2/14-2/25 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
CJLE-1008.................................PEACE OFFICER I 2/28-3/11 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
SUPPLIES: Textbook is required Fire and 3/21-4/1 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Emergency Services Company Officer 5th Edition CJLE-1012................................PEACE OFFICER II
4/4-4/14 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
(2014), Publisher: Fire Protection Publications CJLE-1018...............................PEACE OFFICER III Location: RTDC 133
FIRT-1042.....................................................$199 CJLE-1009...............................PEACE OFFICER IV
CJLE-1010................................PEACE OFFICER V Professional Truck Driver Training
Fire Officer II (hybrid) CJLE-1014... LAW ENFORCEMENT AGILITY TRAINING (CVOP-1040 Professional Truck Driver II)
This course meets the curriculum requirements of CJLE-1013.................................LAW ENFORCEMENT This course provides hands-on instruction on the
the Texas Commission on Fire Protection (TCFP) for CONDITIONING TRAINING basic operation of a commercial truck; the principles
Fire Officer II certification. (Note: Pending Approval CJLE-1011.............. LAW ENFORCEMENT STRENGTH of visual search, signaling, speed management
by the TCFP) (60 hrs.) TRAINING terrain management and maneuvering in traffic;
PREREQUISITES: Fire Officer I Certification and/or SUPPLEMENTAL PEACE OFFICER ways of recognizing hazardous situations in
completion of Fire Officer I and approval by the TJC advance, emergency braking techniques, evasive
CJLE-2059...................................................$375
Fire Academy Director. actions, causes of skidding and jackknifing, and
Lecture: 515 Hours; Lab: 166 Hours
SUPPLIES: Textbook is required Fire and techniques for recovering from such emergencies;
Emergency Services Company Officer 5th Edition and the function and operation of all key vehicle
(2014), Publisher: Fire Protection Publications systems. (160 hrs.)
FIRT-1043.....................................................$199 Truck Driving Prerequisite: CDL Written Skills
CVOP-1041................................................$4,500
Fire Investigator (hybrid) A partnership between Tyler Junior College and
1/18-2/11 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Career Trucking School, Inc. (CTS)
This course satisfies the Texas Commission on Fire 1/31-2/25 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Protection (TCFP) curriculum requirements for Fire General Guidelines 2/14-3/11 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Investigator certification. (Note: Pending Approval Students must register in both CDL Written Skills 2/28-3/25 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
by the TCFP) (160 hrs.) and Professional Truck Driver Training. Qualified 3/14-4/8 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
PREREQUISITES: Approval by the TJC Fire Academy applicants must have a high school diploma or a 3/28-4/22 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Director. GED certificate. In addition, students must be at 4/11-5/6 MTWRF 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
least 21 years of age, have an acceptable driving Location: TBA
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SUPPLIES: Textbook is required Fire Investigator
2nd Edition (2010) Publisher: Fire Protection record, complete and pass a Department of
Publications Transportation Physical Exam, have the ability to
read, write and speak the English language, and
FIRT-1050.....................................................$498
meet the requirements of the Motor Carrier Federal
Safety Regulations, Qualifications of Drivers.
Tuition and Fees
TJC Law Enforcement Tuition does NOT include the cost of the physical
Academy exam and the Commercial Drivers’ License. For
more information, contact CTS at 903-596-7744
General Guidelines or Tyler Junior College, School of Continuing
Studies at 903-510-2900. Prescreening of
Students must meet the Texas Commission on
applicants is made through CTS.
Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements for
attendance.
CDL Written Skills
Tuition and Fees (CVOP-1005 Commercial Drivers License Written
The tuition and fees for this course do not cover Skills)
the cost of uniforms and/or other equipment a This course provides classroom instruction
cadet will be responsible for supplying. Some on the basic operation of a commercial truck;
of the additional equipment may be furnished the principles of visual search, signaling,
by the sponsoring agency. Space is limited so speed management terrain management and
interested parties are encouraged to inquire early. maneuvering in traffic; ways of recognizing
Information is available at TJC West, 1530 SSW hazardous situations in advance, emergency
Loop 323, or by calling Jeanine Grimes at 903- braking techniques, evasive actions, causes of
510-2404. skidding and jackknifing, and techniques for
recovering from such emergencies; the function
HELP A GOOD
Basic Peace Officer Academy and operation of all key vehicle systems; and how CLASS MAKE!
The Basic Peace Officer Academy includes all to complete a Driver’s Daily Log, hours of duty
sections, which must be completed in sequence to limits, required rest periods, the basic procedure INVITE A FRIEND TO CLASS.
constitute the TCOLE-approved Basic Peace Office for handling the scene of an accident, reporting
Course. Students must register all the sections accidents, basic first aid, and extinguishing 903-510-2900
concurrently. (758 Hrs.) fires. The course also helps students prepare
8Welding
Farm & Ranch Welding
(WLDG-1091-Special Topics in Welder/Welding
Technologist)
This course is designed for the beginning welder
who has limited or no welding experience. The
emphasis is on basic practical welding of steel for
home or farm use. Safety will be emphasized with
supervised lab practice in gas welding, cutting,
brazing, soldering and arc welding. Various
welding equipment and welding techniques will
be surveyed. (24 hrs.) (Class limit 10) Supplies:
A list of required safety clothing/equipment is
available upon registration. Optional textbook:
Pocket Welding Guide, 32nd Edition, Publisher:
Hobart Institute of Welding Technology.
WLDG-1060.................................................$385
2/25-4/8 F 5:00-9:00 p.m.
Location: STC
Farm & Ranch Welding, Level 2
(WLDG-1091 Special Topics in Welder/Welding
Technologist)
This course is a follow-up to Farm and Ranch
Welding. Topics include reading simple blueprints
with basic lines, views, welding symbols and
abbreviations; welding of various butt joints,
lap joints, T joints, and outside corners; plasma
cutting; and flux cored arc welding. The course
will conclude by applying the learned skills to
complete a class project. (24 hrs.) (Class limit 10)
Prerequisites: WLDG-1060 Farm and Ranch Welding
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Supplies: A list of required safety clothing/
equipment is available upon registration.
Optional textbook: Pocket Welding Guide, 31st Edition,
Publisher: Hobart Institute of Welding Technology.
WLDG-1061.................................................$569
4/22-5/27 F 5:00-9:00 p.m.
Location: STC
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Water Academy
Are you concerned about the environment and want to have an impact?
Are you interested in helping your generation and future generations?
If the answer is yes, you may want to consider a career within the water field. Jobs include engineers, managers, planners, researchers,
construction, mechanics, operations and more. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job prospects start with a wage of $16 to
$22 per hour depending on the municipality and the size and type of facility. Many current operators are nearing retirement, and there
is a shortage of workers to meet the demand. If you are looking for steady work with good pay and benefits, this is a great opportunity
to start a new career. Call today for more information and to register for upcoming classes.
To begin your career, you must meet the following requirement:
• Complete 20 hours of training in one of the following Core Classes:
Basic Water Works Operation: This course provides participants with an introduction to source characteristic, production, treatment,
disinfection, storage, and distribution of potable water. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to identify general
hazards, demonstrate safety practices, explain basic water chemistry and utilize mathematics as applied to chemical feeding and
other operational problems.
Basic Wastewater Operations: This course provides participants with an introduction to wastewater collection and treatment along
with a brief review of the water cycle. The course covers sources and pretreatment of domestic waste as well as characteristics of
wastewater. Experienced trainers guide the class through best practices and related standards utilizing classroom discussion and
cover all associated laws specific to wastewater.
No work experience needed as most employers provide on-the-job training to start this career.
High School diploma or GED not required for training but is required to take test for Operator D License For more information on required training for
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collection and treatment along with a brief review control tests that will assist in treatment facility is to outline factors that are central to the operation
of the water cycle. The course covers sources oversight. Course content will include test for and maintenance of clarifiers, and aeration
and pretreatment of domestic waste as well raw waste flow, primary and secondary clarifier, basins, as well as tools available to analyze and
as characteristics of wastewater. Experienced tricking filters, aeration basins, and disinfection troubleshoot operational problems that occur.
trainers guide the class through best practices units. Tests will also include primary setting, These concepts will provide real world applications
and related standards utilizing classroom stability, alkalinity, nutrients, profiling aeration, for wastewater operators to troubleshoot in their
discussion and cover all associated laws specific settling and other basin using a sludge judge. Box facilities. This course is designed for experienced
to wastewater. Box lunch provided. Book included. lunch provided. operators. Box lunch provided.
EPCT-9026...................................................$425 EPCT-1094 ..................................................$175 EPCT-2051...................................................$175
2/8-2/10 TWR 8:00am-5:00pm 3/2 W 8:00am -5:00pm 4/28 R 8:00am-5:00pm
Location: RTDC 110 Location: RTDC 110 Location: RTDC 110
Water Utilities Safety Basic Water Works Operations
This 20 hour TCEQ approved course provides In this 20 hour TCEQ approved course participants
students with important information specific focus on the relationship between safe drinking
to confined spaces, proper personal protective water and the important role played by water
equipment, biological and chemical safety issues operators in maintaining both adequate and safe
in the utilities industry. Students are guided drinking water supplies. Participants receive an
through proper procedures associated with overview of the water cycle coupled with the
excavating and trenching, electrical safety, work unique responsibilities of water system personnel.
site protection, safe vehicle operation, first aid In addition to these topics, students are provided
safety tips, and best practices associated with a
successful safety program. Box lunch provided.
information specific to the importance of regulation
and licensing within the water utility industry as a HELP A GOOD
Book included.
EPCT-9028...................................................$425
means of protecting the public’s health, safety, and
welfare. Box lunch provided. Book included. CLASS MAKE!
4/12-4/14 TWR 8:00am-5:00pm EPCT-1015...................................................$425 INVITE A FRIEND TO CLASS.
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Life & Leisure Jewelry Making with Sylvia Morse
Pre-requisites: To participate, you must have
completed the American Sign Language -Beginner
Level I or completed one semester of beginning Learn the basics and beyond! In this workshop,
Sign Language. you will learn how to make loops and spirals
with metal while creating a gorgeous adjustable
Textbook: Optional Signing Naturally: Student
ring and matching earrings. Sylvia’s classes are
Culinary Workbook, Level 1 (Vista American Sign Language:
Functional Notation Approach) ISBN 0-915035-20-0
highly sought after so do not wait to sign up for
this amazing class! Bring your friends for a fun
SLNG-2036...................................................$160 ladies night out!
Cupcakes Bouquet Cooking Class 3/22-5/3 T 6:00-8:00 p.m.
ARNF-1073..................................................... $55
Get ready for baking fun in this confectionery Location: RTDC
3/9 W 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
masterpiece. You will be introduced to the art of 4/13 W 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
flower piping with delicious buttercream icing onto Nursing Students Sign Language 5/11 W 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
mouthwatering cupcakes. Learn how to do flowers Course Location: RTDC
such as roses, rosettes, sunflowers, hydrangeas This course is designed for students in the nursing
and more. Arrange them to look like a bouquet program. Students will have an opportunity to learn Printmaking Art
perfect for Valentine’s Day or a fun activity to do basic sign to communicate when encountering Develop knowledge in the basic methods
with loved ones. Sign up today! patients with varying degrees of hearing losses. and techniques of printmaking; including the
CULN-2076 ....................................................$95 SLNG-2037...................................................$160 use of tools, paper, ink, plate preparation and
2/3 R 6:00-10:00 p.m. 2/9-3/30 W 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. registration. The course will cover introductory
Location: TJC Main Campus Location: RTDC printing techniques in the areas of relief, intaglio,
Pirtle Technology Building collagraph, and monotype without the use of a
Room T205 printmaking press. You will broaden your visual
experience and artistic expression by learning
Rolls and Knots Cooking Class Personal Enrichment new terminology, techniques, and engaging your
Let us give you the tools you need to create design skills through the employment of color, line,
delectable bread. Our focus will be on introducing shape, texture, and embossment.
you to the 10 stages of production of yeast—the Heartfulness Meditation ARNF-1093...................................................$195
part that makes bread yummy! We will go over This is an experiential (not theoretical) class on 3/24-4/14 R 1:30-3:30 p.m.
different styles of yeast rolls as well as turning meditation. Many believe that meditation teaches Location: RTDC
the roll recipe into jalapeno cheddar knots. This us to become more aware of our thoughts, to
hands-on class will have you cooking like an focus our thoughts, and eventually to quiet our Book Club
artisan in no time! thoughts. Most of the class time will be spent
It has often been said that there is nothing like
CULN-2077.....................................................$85 with students meditating together. Afterwards
a good book. However, sometimes it is hard to
students will journal their observations about the
4/7 R 6:00-10:00 p.m. find that next good book or to look into the past
experience and ask questions. The goal of this
Location: TJC Main Campus and figure out which of the so-called classics are
class is to equip students to live a more balanced
Pirtle Technology Building worth reading. Discover some excellent books,
life, to manage stress and challenges better, and
Room T205 Homegoing, The Picture of Dorian Gray, and
to improve relationships.
Frankenstein, linked thematically with the idea
SPTO-1034.....................................................$29 of identity and understanding oneself. Read in
1/22-2/12 S 10:00-11:15 a.m.
Foreign Language
community and realize how books can become a
5/7-5/28 S 10:00-11:15 a.m. part of you!
Location: RTDC
Supplies: one spiral notebook and/or laptop
Beginning Sign Language Level I How to be a Vegan ARNF-1094.....................................................$65
2/17-4/21 R 6:30-8:00 p.m.
(This course is designed for those who have Are you interested in incorporating more vegan Location: TJC Main Campus
no experience using American Sign Language. meals into your diet? This class will introduce you Jenkins Room TBD
Students will learn to sign everyday communication to the basics of the vegan lifestyle and provide
in the Deaf Community. Linguistic rules and steps towards incorporating new meal options and
structure will be taught as well as Deaf Culture. lifestyle changes. The focus of the course will be
Watercolor
Students will gain insight about Deaf history and personal well-being through hands-on activities Join instructor Rebecca Hollen for an overview of
brief information pertaining to interpreting. with lots of takeaways, including vegan recipes! basic watercolor painting techniques for students
Textbook: Optional A Basic Course in American with no previous experience. With a combination
CULN-2075....................................................$45
Sign Language (2nd edition) ISBN:0-932666-42-6 of visual lecture, demonstration, and hands-
3/30 W 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Location: RTDC on-studio, you will learn a variety of watercolor
SLNG-2035...................................................$160 techniques such as: wash, wet on wet, dry on dry,
Life & Leisure
1/25-3/8 T 6:00-8:00 p.m. resist, rubbing alcohol, salt and so much more.
Location: RTDC You will be able to implement these techniques in
order to explore the material and process to create
Beginning Sign Language Level II individualized works of art that really showcase
This course is a continuation to increase your your skills.
knowledge of ASL in the second level. Student ARNF-1092...................................................$115
will explore the concepts of visual spatialization, 3/5-4/2 S 9:00-11:00 a.m.
verb incorporating location, and descriptive Location: TJC Main Campus
classifiers. Students will incorporate signs Jenkins 303
learned in class using everyday ASL conversation.
Cultural behaviors and role and responsibilities of
interpreting will be introduced in class.
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year-round. Tuition includes instructors 70-page Farm & Ranch Welding, Level 2
Travel digital book “Work Remotely and Become a Digital
(WLDG-1091 Special Topics in Welder/Welding
Nomad”
Technologist)
Travel Free and Safely EDNF-1021.....................................................$45
4/20 W 6:00-9:00 p.m.
This course is a follow-up to Farm and Ranch
We’re ready to get back to our travels! When it Welding. Topics include reading simple blueprints
Location: RTDC
is safe to go on a trip, where can we go, how do with basic lines, views, welding symbols and
abbreviations; welding of various butt joints,
we stay safe, and how do we make our travel Get Paid to Teach English lap joints, T joints, and outside corners; plasma
free? If you are near retirement, changing careers,
Learn how globe trotter Gina Henry has taught her cutting; and flux cored arc welding. The course
a student, or someone who likes the idea of
way around the world & paid for vacations and will conclude by applying the learned skills to
making additional income to support your travel
travel to over 98 countries. Teaching English is a complete a class project. (24 hrs.) (Class limit
dream, this class is for you. World traveler Gina
high paying career or simply a great way to go on 10) Prerequisites: WLDG-1060 Farm and Ranch
Henry shows you how she is prepared for the new
vacation for free. English is the world’s business Welding
“travel normal” including important tips on safety,
& travel language. Being able to speak English Supplies: A list of required safety clothing/
trip insurance, what to do if you become sick, and
helps people get better paying jobs. If you speak equipment is available upon registration.
other strategies. Discover over 200 ways to travel
English, you can teach conversational English!
free. Earn free airline tickets, hotel nights, tours Optional textbook: Pocket Welding Guide, 31st
You don’t have to be certified or speak the local
& more in the USA & worldwide! Volunteering, Edition, Publisher: Hobart Institute of Welding
language. Make money from home by teaching
fun work-vacations, paid travel, teaching English Technology.
English online. Earn a free vacation, 2-month
and remote employment opportunities. Tuition
paid summer job, or full-time work that earns WLDG-1061.................................................$569
includes Gina’s 100-page ebook How to Travel
up to $90K a year. Learn the best paying jobs, 4/22-5/27 F 5:00-9:00 p.m.
Free & Safely.
qualifications, certification programs & specific Location: STC
Instructor Gina Henry has lived this travel life for hiring organizations. Tuition includes instructors
30 years, taking 10 free vacations a year by using 70-page digital book.
free airline tickets, hotels, cruises, tours, meals, &
more. She has traveled to 98 countries and all 50
states. She teaches in 90 cities and is the author
EDNF-9003.....................................................$45
4/21 R 6:00-9:00 p.m. Writing
of many travel books & audios. She leads several Location: RTDC
group tours each year and organizes a volunteer Writing War Memoirs
teach English program in Thailand and Peru. For military veterans who wish to write a memoir
Set Up Notes: Your “Travel Free” ebook link will be
emailed to you a few days before the class. Class
Welding about their war experiences. Writing a memoir can
be a therapeutic experience, along with a great
time is in central time. Good internet connection way to share your wisdom and reflections with
and a PC, laptop, tablet or smart phone with Sculpture Welding family and friends. Join instructor Amy Gallagher
camera and mic is needed. You should download as she guides you through a step-by-step writing
Recreational art welding class for beginners or
Zoom in advance of class. It is free to install, process using her experiences as a journalist
experienced welders. Join master welder Ryan
https://zoom.us/download. Look for an email from covering aviation, rescue, medical and military
Henderson as he teaches you how to weld custom
your instructor with the Zoom link for the class. Be topics.
pieces of art. Learn basic welding techniques
ready to log on and join the meeting 5-10 minutes Amy is well suited to help with this delicate
of bending, cutting and shaping metal. Advance
prior to the class start time so you will be ready topic. She is a volunteer for Tyler’s ‘CAMP V’-
gradually to more complex techniques throughout
when class begins. If you have trouble using the Communities Assisting Military Personnel, as
the class, then learn how to implement these skills
link, just go to Zoom.us, click “Join a Meeting” and well as the daughter of a U.S. Army Veteran and a
safely at home. You will complete one art project
enter the meeting ID and password provided in the mother of a U.S. Army Blackhawk Pilot.
by the end of class.
instructor’s email.
Supplies: A list of required safety clothing/ Supplies: one spiral notebook and/or laptop
TRAV-2017.....................................................$45 equipment is available upon registration.
4/19 T 6:00-9:00 p.m. WRIT-1016.....................................................$85
Location: RTDC ARNF-1036...................................................$355 4/5-4/26 T 6:00-7:30 p.m.
4/7-4/28 R 5:30-9:00 p.m. Location: RTDC
Work Remotely and Become a Location: STC
Digital Nomad Farm & Ranch Welding
Working remotely is now the thing. Why not add
(WLDG-1091-Special Topics in Welder/Welding
travel into the mix? Join thousands of individuals
Technologist)
who are taking their work with them and hitting
the road! You can make your travels sustainable This course is designed for the beginning welder
by earning a living as you travel. Professional who has limited or no welding experience. The
Life & Leisure
traveler Gina Henry has been doing this for years emphasis is on basic practical welding of steel for
and shares her wealth of knowledge. Get the “how home or farm use. Safety will be emphasized with
to” of living on the road including downsizing, supervised lab practice in gas welding, cutting,
putting your stuff in storage, getting your mail, brazing, soldering and arc welding. Various
how to have a “physical address”, the RV lifestyle, welding equipment and welding techniques will
timeshares, international living, long-term rentals,
housesitting, and more. Learn the best ways to
be surveyed. (24 hrs.) (Class limit 10) Supplies:
A list of required safety clothing/equipment is
HELP A GOOD
set up your remote office and get quality WIFI in available upon registration. Optional textbook:
Pocket Welding Guide, 32nd Edition, Publisher:
CLASS MAKE!
your hotel, long-term rental, and out of your car
or RV. Plus learn about the many remote jobs Hobart Institute of Welding Technology. INVITE A FRIEND TO CLASS.
available. Gina Henry founded Go Global, Inc. 26
years ago and has been location independent and
WLDG-1060.................................................$385
2/25-4/8 F 5:00-9:00 p.m.
903-510-2900
working remotely for the past six years traveling Location: STC
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Online Health appointments and medical records management.
with Clinical Externship (online)
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to enter the pharmacy field and take the Pharmacy The Phlebotomy Technician Program prepares
Technician Certification Board’s PTCB exam. professionals to collect blood and other
To register visit www.tjc.edu2.com or call 903- Course content includes pharmacy medical specimens from clients for the purpose of
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Upon successful completion of the programs with clinical externship with a local healthcare provider! specimens by venipuncture and micro-collection
externships, students are eligible to participate in a for testing purposes. Phlebotomists are employed
National certification examination opportunities for
clinical externship and may be asked to submit to throughout the healthcare system including in
successful students are as follows:
a thorough background check, drug screening and hospitals, neighborhood health centers, medical
additional requirements. Student is responsible for • The Pharmacy Technician modules will prepare group practices, HMO’s, public health facilities,
related fees. For students who may have a criminal students to sit for the Pharmacy Technician veteran hospitals, insurance carriers, and in other
background, please be advised that the results of Certification Board (PTCB) pharmacy technician healthcare settings. Students will become familiar
the background check could prevent you from certification exam with all aspects of blood collection and will review
being eligible to participate in a clinical rotation. • The Medical Administration modules will the skills needed to perform venipunctures
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Pharmacy Technician Certification Board’s PTCB competency certification examinations and to
exam. Technicians work in hospitals, home Externship with a local Healthcare Provider.
prepare them to work as Phlebotomy Technicians.
infusion pharmacies, community pharmacies Program Duration: 6 Months *Students will have
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for students who complete this program are as
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content includes an overview of the qualifications, Clinical Medical Assistant Program • Students who complete this comprehensive
operational guidelines, and job duties of a
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clinical aspects of a medical office. Instruction certification examination.
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skills, professional resources, safety techniques, includes preparing patients for examination • The Microsoft Office Desktop Skill modules will
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telephone techniques, scheduling appointments
National certification examination opportunities for
and medical records management. A major
successful students are as follows:
objective of this program is to prepare students
Medical Administrative Assistant
• The Pharmacy Technician modules will prepare for important national healthcare competency with Clinical Externship Program
students to sit for the Pharmacy Technician certification examinations and to prepare them to (online)
Certification Board (PTCB) pharmacy technician work as Clinical Medical Assistant professionals. Medical administrative assistants primarily work
certification exam Program also includes a clinical externship with a in doctor’s offices, clinics, outpatient settings,
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an additional 12 months access to the programs. • Students who complete this comprehensive medical assisting profession, interpersonal skills,
course would be prepared to sit for the National medical ethics and law, medical terminology,
Pharmacy Technician and Medical Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certified Clinical basics of insurance billing and coding, telephone
techniques, scheduling appointments, medical
Administration and Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) national certification
records management and management of
Externship (online) examination.
practice finances. A great course for physicians
This program will prepare students to enter the • The Microsoft Office Desktop Skill modules will medical office professionals!
pharmacy field and take the Pharmacy Technician prepare students to sit for the Microsoft Office
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Certification Board’s PTCB exam. Course content User certification exams.
effectively in many of the administrative and
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medical ethics and law, basics of insurance billing current healthcare career.
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