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Workforce Development
& Community Education
FALL 2021 WWW.SUNYSCCC.EDU/WFDCE
COURSES INCLUDE
Allied Healthcare, Archaeology,
Children’s Interests, Computers,
Corporate Trainings, Fitness, Music,
Professional Development,
And more...
THE SUNY SCHENECTADY
OFFICE OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION
0? Community Education and
Professional Development
Career Development
518-595-1101, ext. 3
Maria Kotary schelljp@sunysccc.edu
518-595-1101, ext. 4
kotarymc@sunysccc.edu
HPOG/Allied Healthcare
Program Coordinator, Healthcare
518-621-4007
hpog@sunysccc.edu
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SUNY Schenectady County Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race and color, creed, national origin,
sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, familial status, military status, domestic violence victim status, arrest
or conviction record and predisposing genetic characteristics. Tis goal refects the commitment of SUNY Schenectady County
Community College to provide afrmative action in all areas of admissions, employment, or in any aspect of the business of
the College.
All information in this directory is subject to change due to budget, stafng, instructional or other institutional needs.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
How to Register..............................................................................................................4
Refund and Cancellation Policy............................................................................4
Registration Calendar.................................................................................................4
COVID Response............................................................................................................5
Community Education........................................................................................ 6-23
Archaeology ......................................................................................................... 6-8
Kid and Teen Academy .................................................................................9-13
High School Equivalency and ESOL ..........................................................14
Computers.......................................................................................................... 15-16
Culinary...................................................................................................................... 17
Music ..................................................................................................................... 18-19
Personal Enrichment ................................................................................... 19-21
Professional Development..............................................................................22-23
Career Development ................................................................................................ 23
Online Courses...................................................................................................... 24-27
Allied Health Career Programs..................................................................... 28-31
SUNY Apprenticeship Program ......................................................................... 32
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HOW TO REGISTER
Online and In-Person Registration
Students can register for non-credit courses through the frst day of class.
Online Registration: Students can submit their non-credit registration requests via our
web site: https://sunysccc.edu/About-Us/Workforce-Development-and-Community-
Education/WFD-CE-Course-Registration/WFD-CE-Course-Registration-Form.html any time
of the day or night.
In-person Registration: Students can register in-person at the Registrar’s Ofce, Elston
Hall, Room 212, during regular College hours. For information, please call 518-381-1348.
Payment for non-credit courses is expected at the time of registration.
Students may pay in person by visiting the Student Business Ofce, located in Elston Hall
219 or via our website, sunysccc.edu/Admissions/Paying-for-SUNY-Schenectady/Student-
Business-Ofce/index.html.
Workforce Development and Community Education Refund and
Cancellation Policy
Courses may be canceled due to insufcient enrollment. A 100% refund will be made for
any course canceled by SUNY Schenectady. Every efort will be made to notify students so it
is essential the WFD&CE ofce has correct contact information.
If a student must withdraw from a non-credit course, a written request must be received
TWO business days prior to the course start date via mail to SUNY Schenectady Ofce of
Workforce Development and Community Education, 201 State Street, Schenectady, N.Y.
12305 or email at noncreditreg@sunysccc.edu.
• No refunds will be granted for non-attendance of a course(s).
• Once you are registered for a course(s) you are responsible for payment (tuition, fees)
for the course(s) regardless of whether you attend unless you withdraw at least two
business days prior to the course(s) start date.
Beginning two business days prior to the start of class the refund policy is as follows:
• For courses eight weeks or less no refund is available.
• For courses nine weeks or longer:
• Between two business days prior to the start of class and 8 hours of scheduled class
time a 75% refund will be issued.*
• Between 9 hours and 16 hours of scheduled class time a 50% refund will be issued.*
• After 17 hours of scheduled class time no refund is available.
*Refunds do not include the cost of materials, textbooks or administrative fees and will be
issued in the form of a check that may take up to 21 business days to process.
Registration Calendar
Non-Credit classes begin throughout the semester in September, October, November and
December. Check specifc courses in this directory for start dates.
In-person registration is ongoing and students may register until the course start date.
SUNY Schenectady is closed: September 7, 2021 (Labor Day) ; November 25-26, 2021
(Thanksgiving break); and December 24 – January 2, 2022 (Holiday Break).
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COVID RESPONSE
With the recent FDA approval of the Pfzer COVID vaccine, a student vaccination mandate
is now a requirement for all SUNY campuses. All students with at least one in-person class
or who come to campus for any purpose must provide proof of receiving a full vaccination
series. This includes, both doses of either Pfzer or Moderna or one dose of the Johnson
& Johnson vaccine at the time of registration. Information about medical and religious
exemptions can be found at this link: https://www.sunysccc.edu/Current-Students/Return-
to-Campus.html. Please note, vaccinated students are required to complete COVID pool-
testing monthly.
Efective August 30, 2021, and until further notice, face masks are required in all in-person
classes at all SUNY Schenectady locations. This policy aligns with masking requirements at
all Schenectady County buildings, and complies with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
recommendation of universal indoor masking for all faculty, staf, students, and visitors to
colleges, regardless of vaccination status.
The COVID-19 pandemic prompts the need for this additional required syllabus statement.
While a temporary mandate, and although no end date has been established, this policy
remains in efect “until further notice.”
This mandatory mask policy applies to all instructors and students and is key to safely
maintaining in-person teaching and learning at SUNY Schenectady, and is detailed
completely in the Student Code of Conduct.
The following rules apply:
• The required mask must fully cover both one’s nose and mouth.
• Students who attempt to enter a classroom without wearing masks will be asked by
the instructor to put on their masks prior to
• Students who remove their masks during a class session will be asked by the instructor
to resume wearing their
• Students and instructors may remove their masks briefy to take a sip of water but
should replace masks The consumption of food will not be permitted.
Students who do not comply with the expectation that they wear a mask in accordance
with the College-wide face mask requirement may be subject to disciplinary actions per
the rules, regulations, and policies of SUNY Schenectady, including but not limited to
those outlined in the Student Handbook. Non-compliance with this policy may result in
disciplinary action, up to and including any of the following:
• dismissal from the course (s)
• dismissal from the College.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY
The SUNY Schenectady Community Archaeology Program (CAP) ofers courses in which
students can earn a non-credit Certifcate of Profciency in Archaeology as well as
special topic courses. Students 16 years of age and older may enroll. Lectures, readings,
discussions, feld trips, and hands-on activities are among the teaching methods employed
in all courses. Students learn critical thinking, analysis, and other general skills that thy can
apply in the feld, lab, and in their personal research. They also have the opportunity to
participate in local, regional, and national archaeological associations, and they can use the
program as a stepping-stone to undergraduate and/or graduate degrees in anthropology
and related felds.
Certifcate of Profciency in Archaeology
In order to earn the Certifcate of Profciency in Archaeology, students must complete six
required courses and experience (see chart below). This certifcate provides students an
educational opportunity through classroom instruction and experience to learn about
regional archaeology and acquire the knowledge and skills needed in order to pursue
archaeology under professional supervision.
Total
Lecture
Courses Semester Hours
CFP 102 Native American Archaeology Fall 30
CFP 103 Laboratory Practices Spring 30
CFP 106 Historical Archaeology Spring 30
CFP 107 Recording and Archiving Archaeological Data Fall 30
CFP 108 Researching/Interpreting Documents Spring 30
CFP 109 Archaeological Field Work Program Spring 30
Requirements: Above listed six courses or equivalents (approved by Community
Archaeology faculty) and 60 volunteer hours (30 lab and 30 feldwork) under CFP 100
Archaeology Research.
Certifcate of Advanced Study in Community Archaeology (CASCA)
Students who have completed the Certifcate of Profciency in Archaeology are eligible to
obtain a CASCA by successfully completing CFP 101 Independent Archaeology Project and
six special topic courses. Students must consult with a SUNY Schenectady-CAP instructor
about enrollment in the Independent Study course.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
ARCHAEOLOGY COURSES
All in-person students must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear a face mask when on
campus. Read the full COVID-19 response on page 5, which further details this information.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH
CRN# 90389 September 1 – December 31
CFP 100-51 By Appointment Fee: $35
For Community Archaeology Program certifcate students only
This course is mandatory for students fulflling the 60 experience hours required for the
SUNY Schenectady Community Archaeology Program (CAP) certifcate. Additionally, this
course is required for all students engaged in archaeological research and laboratory under
a SUNY Schenectady CAP instructor’s supervision. Students must speak with an instructor
before registering.
INDEPENDENT ARCHAEOLOGY PROJECT
CRN# 90388 September 1 – December 31
CFP 101-51 By Appointment Fee: $125
For Community Archaeology Program certifcate students only
This course is necessary for all Community Archaeology Program (CAP) certifcate students
wishing to work on their approved archaeological products (e.g., articles for publication,
exhibits, public presentations or site studies and reports) and is required for their
Certifcates of Advanced Study in Community Archaeology (CASCA). Students must speak
with an instructor before registering.
RECORDING AND ARCHIVING ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA
CRN# 90467 September 14 – November 16 6-9 p.m.
CFP 107-51 Tuesdays Fee: $165
This course addresses why detailed records are maintained during excavation, as well as
how artifacts and records that form the basis for future research are processed. Hands-on
activities include artifact illustration and description, photographic recording, the use of
computers for databases and analysis, and fnal data archiving. The course is supplemented
with a visit to an archive. Prerequisite: CFP 106 Historical Archaeology or CFP 102 Native
American Archaeology.
TEXTILES TO DYE FOR
CRN# 90908 September 22 – November 3 6-8:30 p.m.
CFP 138-51 Wednesdays Fee: $125
In 17th and 18th century America, textiles were worth their weight in gold, second only
to precious metals and gems, textiles were listed at enormous values on household
inventories. Using primary sources, this 7-part series will begin in the 17th century and end
in the 19th. All of the necessary fabrics within both wealthy and working-class households
will be illustrated, including clothing, furnishings, and foor treatments. Working through
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION the 17th and 18th centuries and ending in the Industrial Revolution and factor-made goods, topics will include methods of production, using all-natural dyes, homespun and the luxury textiles of the upper classes. Textiles held such an important place in America that they infuenced the social issues of the slave trade, indentured servants, and child labor. The last class will be a feld trip to an early home in the Stockade where many of the examples covered will be displayed. GRAVESTONE CLEANING CRN# 90909 October 2 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. CFP 123-01 Saturday Fee: $35 This course will be taught at Vale Cemetery, located at 907 State St., Nott Terrace, Schenectady, New York 12307. Would you like to learn how to clean cemetery stones? Do you have a family plot with a stone that needs cleaning? Are you having a difcult time reading the worn lettering on a stone? Melody Howarth will show you cleaning and reading methods that work. Join Ms. Howarth at Vale Cemetery for this informative workshop. Students will be contacted prior to the class with meeting instructions. Students are asked to bring gloves, bottled water and a bagged lunch. Materials fee: $10 to be paid to the instructor. 8 WFD&CE
COMMUNITY EDUCATION >> KIDS AND TEENS
STEM SCHOLARSHIP FOR ECONOMICALLY
DISADVANTAGED KIDS/TEENS
This STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) scholarship was established in
2017 by SIM (Society for Information Management) Albany. As part of its eforts to give
back to the local community, SIM looks for opportunities to collaborate and work with
academic institutions and non-proft organizations that promote STEM through their
programs.
The STEM scholarship will be awarded to economically disadvantaged students
interested in attending STEM classes through the SUNY Schenectady Workforce
Development and Community Education’s Kid and Teen Academy. The intention of
the scholarship is to make it possible for economically disadvantaged students to take
STEM classes by funding some or all of the cost of a class. The number of awards and
award amount may vary based on the number of applicants and the type of class. Look
for the STEM icon @ to identify STEM oferings.
If you are interested in applying for the STEM scholarship for your child, please contact
Maria C. Kotary at 518-595-1101, ext. 4 or kotarymc@sunysccc.edu with any questions
or concerns. This scholarship is only for economically disadvantaged students wishing
to take STEM courses.
KID & TEEN ACADEMY
All in-person students must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear a face mask when on
campus. Read the full COVID-19 response on page 5, which further details this information.
BEGINNER UKULELE
CRN# 90422 September 11 – October 16 9:30-10:30 a.m.
CFP 608-51 Saturdays Fee: $155
Students, ages 10 and older, of all skill levels are welcome. Bring your uke and your love of
music and creativity to learn ukulele, the most accessible of fretted instruments. By learning
the basics of rhythm, chords, and melody on the uke, you will quickly have fun and be able
to put together these building blocks to create your own sound. We will learn songs from
many eras of the American Songbook to apply the techniques. Handouts provided and a
recording device is recommended. Students must bring their own ukuleles.
PIANO LESSONS FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS
CRN# 90387 September 13 – December 3
CFP 300-51 By Appointment
Fee: $235
This course, designed especially for beginners ages 6-16, will
include fundamental instruction in note reading, rhythm
recognition, proper hand position, and chords. Instruction will
consist of ten (10), half-hour individual lessons.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION >> KIDS AND TEENS
GUITAR LESSONS FOR KIDS
CRN# 90418 September 13 – December 3
CFP 305-01 By Appointment Fee: $275
This course, designed especially for beginners ages 6-16, will include fundamental
instruction in reading notes, strumming chords to songs, and technical development.
Instruction will consist of ten (10), half-hour individual lessons. Students must bring their
own guitars.
VOICE LESSONS FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS
CRN# 90419 September 13 – December 3
CFP 306-51 By Appointment Fee: $235
Students will learn proper singing technique and vocal independence through solo
work. Students should be 6-16 years of age. Instruction will consist of ten (10), half-hour
individual lessons.
MODERN/CONTEMPORARY DANCE FOR TEENS AND ADULTS
CRN# 90535 September 15 – November 17 7-8 p.m.
CFP 742-51 Wednesdays Fee: $100
Weekly class will move from stretching thru a blended style incorporating elements of:
classical ballet, classical modern dance (Horton, Lemon, Graham…) with a healthy dose
of post-modern dance (generally a mix of theater and dance) and jazz; think earth bound
ballet with some leaps and some moves lying on the ground. Please wear stretchy clothing,
have long hair pulled up in a ponytail, and be prepared to dance in socks or bare foot.
Do you have a question about a Community Education Program?
? Please call the Ofce of Workforce Development and Community
Education at 518-595-1101, ext. 3.
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SUNY SCHENECTADY COURSES WITH BLACK ROCKET
SUNY Schenectady has partnered with Black Rocket to deliver high-quality
and fun online tech education to students ages 8-14 years. Students
can choose from any of the great cutting-edge courses in coding, game
design, eSports, virtual reality and more. Jump-start your future in creative
tech with SUNY Schenectady and Black Rocket!
CODING ACADEMY
SECTION #1 September 20 – October 13 4-5:30 p.m.
Ages 8-14 years Mondays and Wednesdays Fee: $169
SECTION #2 September 20 – October 13 6:30-8 p.m.
Ages 8-14 years Mondays and Wednesdays Fee: $169
SECTION #3 September 18 – October 23 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Ages 8-14 years Saturdays Fee: $169
Calling all future coders, programmers, and designers! Explore a series of coding languages
like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python through introductory projects and design
challenges. Get started on your coding journey and become the next coding prodigy.
Projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family.
Compatible with MAC, Windows and Chrome. $10 license fee per student with this class.
Register for Coding Academy. Scroll to fnd your course.
YOUTUBE FX MASTERS
SECTION #1: September 21 – October 14 4-5:30 p.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Tuesdays and Thursdays Fee: $169
SECTION #2: September 21 – October 14 6:30-8 p.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Tuesdays and Thursdays Fee: $169
SECTION #3: September 18 – October 23 12-2 p.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Saturdays Fee: $169
Find your voice and leave your mark on the world! Explore the variety of content and
personalities that exist on YouTube and how to fnd your own niche. Learn the dos and
don’ts of the platform and how to practice good digital citizenship. Develop your on-
camera presence, your own channel branding, and professional editing skills. Take home a
plan for launching your own channel with the content created in class. Student projects will
be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family.
A webcam is required for this course. Compatible with MAC and Windows OS only.
Register for YouTube FX Masters. Scroll to fnd your course.
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MINECRAFT MODDERS
SECTION #1: October 25 – November 17 4-5:30 p.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Mondays and Wednesdays Fee: $169
SECTION #2: October 25 – November 17 6:30-8 p.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Mondays and Wednesdays Fee: $169
SECTION #3: October 30 – December 4 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Saturdays Fee: $169
Use your favorite game to learn the basics of modding and foundations of programming.
Learn scripting and logic statements as you create your frst mods! Introductory coding will
also be taught through a simulated environment inspired by Minecraft. Student projects
will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and
family. Students must own a Java version of Minecraft to take this class. Tablet, phone, and
game console versions of Minecraft are not compatible. Returning students can create
more advanced projects that build on previous years. Students must purchase Minecraft
Java Edition. Compatible with MAC and Windows OS only. Register for Minecraft
Modders. Scroll to fnd your course.
ROBLOX MAKERS
SECTION #1: October 26 – November 18 4-5:30 p.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Tuesdays and Thursdays Fee: $169
SECTION #2: October 26 – November 18 6:30-8 p.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Tuesdays and Thursdays Fee: $169
SECTION #3: October 30 – December 4 12-2 p.m.
Ages: 8-14 years Saturdays Fee: $169
Unlock the power of ROBLOX® Studio, the world creation tool used by real-world ROBLOX®
developers! Learn how to build 3D models and create an adventure in your ROBLOX® world.
Bring characters to life with unique animations you design. Student-created projects will be
available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family.
Compatible with MAC and Windows OS only. Register for Roblox Makers. Scroll to fnd
your course.
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YOUTUBE CONTENT CREATORS
SECTION #1: November 29 – December 22 4-5:30 p.m.
Ages 8-14 years Mondays and Wednesdays Fee: $169
SECTION #2: November 29 – December 22 6:30-8 p.m.
Ages 8-14 years Mondays and Wednesdays Fee: $169
Find your voice and leave your mark on the world! Whether you are 6 or 60, it’s time to start
a career as the next YouTube star. Explore the variety of content and personalities that exist
on YouTube and how to fnd your own niche. Learn the Dos and Don’ts of the platform
and how to practice good digital citizenship. Develop your on-camera presence, your own
channel branding, and professional editing skills. Take home a plan for launching your own
channel with the content created in class! Student projects will be available on a password
protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. A webcam is required for
this course. Compatible with MAC and Windows OS only. Register for YouTube Content
Creators. Scroll to fnd your course.
MINECRAFT REDSTONE ENGINEERS
SECTION #1: November 30 – December 23 4-5:30 p.m.
Ages 8-14 years Tuesdays and Thursdays Fee: $169
SECTION #2: November 30 – December 23 6:30-8 p.m.
Ages 8-14 years Tuesdays and Thursdays Fee: $169
Take the next step beyond simply “playing” Minecraft and become a true Redstone
engineer. Expand your Redstone knowledge by constructing your own carnival with a
variety of mini-games, roller coasters, and attractions powered by Redstone. Learn how
to use Command and Structure blocks to incorporate them into your builds. Activate your
skills and take your Minecraft structures to the next level! Students must own a Java version
of Minecraft to take this class. Tablet, phone, and game console versions of Minecraft are
not compatible. Students must purchase Minecraft Java Edition. Compatible with MAC
and Windows OS only. Register for Minecraft Redstone Engineers. Scroll to fnd your course.
To see a full listing of Black Rocket courses and to learn more,
visit https://blackrocket.com/online/sunysccc/
Fall 2021 13COMMUNITY EDUCATION
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY PREP
AND ESOL
TEST ASSESSING SECONDARY COMPLETION (TASC) AND
ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL)
PROGRAMS
SUNY Schenectady is pleased to ofer Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC) and
English for Speakers of Other Languages courses through a partnership with Capital Region
BOCES and Washington Irving Educational Center.
In Albany
Students in the Albany area who are interested in acquiring a high school diploma by
taking the TASC exam should contact Capital Region BOCES at 518-694-4510 or
518-862-4707 to register.
In Schenectady
Students in the Schenectady area who are interested in taking the TASC or are interested in
ESOL should contact Washington Irving at 518-370-8220 to register.
INTERESTED IN TEACHING OR TRAINING?
Opportunities are available for qualifed and exceptional part-time, day, evening,
and weekend instructors to design and teach courses in business, healthcare, and
personal enrichment, particularly children’s courses. General qualifcations are:
extensive experience and knowledge in the subject area, proven teaching ability,
and excellent communication skills.
Please send a résumé, cover letter describing the interest in teaching a specifc
course, qualifcations, and a course proposal to:
Maria Kotary
Associate for Workforce Development and Community Education
SUNY Schenectady County Community College
Kindl Building, 201 State Street
Schenectady, NY 12305
518-595-1101, ext. 4 • kotarymc@sunysccc.edu
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BASIC COMPUTER SOFTWARE
SPECIALIST COURSES
SUNY Schenectady is proud to ofer a
Basic Computer Software Specialist Certifcate.
Students must participate in and complete the following four courses in order to earn
this introductory certifcate:
• CFP 409 Intro to Windows • CFP 411 Intro to Excel
• CFP 412 Intro to Word • CFP 401 Intro to Power Point
For more information, please contact the Ofce of Workforce Development and
Community Education at 518-595-1101 ext. 3 or 4.
All in-person students must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear a face mask when on
campus. Read the full COVID-19 response on page 5, which further details this information.
INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL
CRN# 90912 September 14– October 26 6-8 p.m.
CFP 411-51 Tuesdays Fee: $135
Businesses, colleges and universities require students to create, analyze, and share
important data quickly. This introductory course covers how to structure your spreadsheet
for data input, how to create formulas, and then progress to dynamically displaying the
results in a custom chart. With Excel, you will get the most out of your information.
INTERMEDIATE EXCEL
CRN# 90913 November 2 – December 14 6-8 p.m.
CFP 415-51 Tuesdays Fee: $135
If you’re familiar with Excel and are ready to build upon that knowledge, then this is the
course for you. This course will focus on pivot tables, using formulas for (but not limited
to) fnancial, lookup and reference, and math and trig. Students will also learn about
conditional formatting, how to protect your spreadsheet from changes and how to create
macros for repetitive work. Advance charting and forms for easy data entry will also be
covered.
The following Ed2Go computer courses will be held online.
INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS 10
Start dates: A new class will run every month with the frst beginning on September 15
Fee: $129
Welcome to Windows 10, the completely new operating system from Microsoft, which
ofers a more robust, more powerful, and completely unique computing experience. In this
course, you will gain the foundation you need to get started right away using Windows
Fall 2021 15COMMUNITY EDUCATION 10. File Explorer can help you manage your fles and create basic text documents using WordPad. From to fnding fles and folders, to organizing and editing photos, to managing fles on external drives, you will learn everything you need to know about getting the most from this operating system. And since security is important, you will also learn how to protect your fles, as well as how to protect and update Windows 10. Register for Introduction to Windows 10. INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL Start dates: A new class will run every month with the frst beginning on September 15 Fee: $129 Do you manage large sets of numbers, names, dates, or other pieces of information? If so, then you need to create worksheets to manage, store, organize, and even analyze this information. Excel, Microsoft’s powerful spreadsheet software, is the most widely-used program to handle this task. In fact, most workplaces require that new employees have a basic level of understanding of Microsoft Excel. Register for Introduction to Excel. INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT Start dates: A new class will run every month with the frst beginning on September 15 Fee: $129 This in-depth course introduces PowerPoint’s functions and will teach you how to plan and create professional-quality presentations. You will learn how to catch your audience’s attention with PowerPoint’s visual features like photo album. As you become acquainted to Ofce 365, you will learn how to utilize OneDrive and PowerPoint Online’s cross- functionality—saving, editing, and sharing your presentations online. This course is perfect for beginners looking to learn how to use the latest PowerPoint software. You will have the opportunity to create a custom presentation with content specifc to your needs. By completion, you will be able to create captivating presentations and contribute to your company’s business processes. Register for Introduction to PowerPoint. INTRODUCTION TO MS WORD Start dates: A new class will run every month with the frst beginning on September 15 Fee: $129 Across all industries, the ability to create documents in a word processor is essential in day-to-day functions. From writing reports to Knowing how to use Microsoft Word, the most widely-used word processing program, adds an important skill set to your professional profle. This course will introduce you to the 2019 version of Microsoft Word, available through the Ofce 365 online platform. You will learn the basics of Word 2019 needed to write and edit text and to create, format, and organize documents. By the time you’re done with these hands-on activities, you will be able to use Word confdently at home or on the job. Register for Introduction to Microsoft Word. 16 WFD&CE
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CULINARY COURSES
All in-person students must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear a face mask when on
campus. Read the full COVID-19 response on page 5, which further details this information.
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN ALBANY FOOD TOUR
CRN# 90914 October 8 12:45-3 p.m.
CFP 529-51 Friday Fee: $100
Join Amy Koren-Roth of Taste of Troy Food Tours on this leisurely three-hour, 1.5-mile
culinary walk that includes plenty of refreshing stops to six diferent food/beverage
tastings. It’s suited for most ages and ftness levels. Discover stunning architecture and
cultural tidbits that will help you develop a fresh perspective on New York’s Capital City.
This food tour will tell the story of a city in a delicious way – tasting local foods and getting
exposure to the entrepreneurs who are bringing creativity to their city. Wear comfortable
walking shoes, have the ability to walk uphill and downhill, and come hungry – by the end
of the tour you will have eaten a complete lunch.
TROY HISTORIC FOOD TOUR
CRN# 90915 October 9 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
CFP 530-51 Saturday Fee: $90
Put on your walking shoes and join Amy Koren-Roth of Taste of Troy Food Tours for an
entertaining and delicious way to learn about Troy, its ups and downs, and the role food
is playing in bringing this architectural gem back to life. You’ll sip and sample some New
York classic favors (often with a new twist) at fve tastings, bites, and sips – linked to Troy’s
past and present. Of course, we will sprinkle in history, architecture, and culture to round
out your perfect Saturday in the Collar City. Our Central Troy Historic District Food Tour is
a leisurely, progressive brunch over the course of three hours, with a 1.5 mile walk with
frequent refreshing and informative stops along the way, so it’s suited for most ages and
ftness levels.
Fall 2021 17COMMUNITY EDUCATION MUSIC COURSES SUNY Schenectady ofers non-credit music learning opportunities for the enrichment of the community. Students wishing to pursue professional music studies should contact the SUNY Schenectady School of Music. SUNY Schenectady is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music. For additional information regarding these non-credit music oferings, please contact the Ofce of Workforce Development and Community Education at 518-595-1101, ext. 3 or 4. All in-person students must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear a face mask when on campus. Read the full COVID-19 response on page 5, which further details this information. BEGINNER UKULELE CRN# 90422 September 11 – October 16 9:30-10:30 a.m. CFP 608-51 Saturdays Fee: $155 Students, ages 10 and older, of all skill levels are welcome. Bring your uke and your love of music and creativity to learn ukulele, the most accessible of fretted instruments. By learning the basics of rhythm, chords and melody on the uke, you will quickly have fun and be able to put together these building blocks to create your own sound. We will learn songs from many eras of the American Songbook to apply the techniques. Handouts provided and a recording device is recommended. Students must bring their own ukuleles. INTERMEDIATE UKULELE CRN# 90424 September 11 – October 16 10:30-11:30 a.m. CFP 614-51 Saturdays Fee: $155 If you’ve taken a “basics” class or have been self-taught in ukulele and would like to review and learn new musical skills, then this is the class for you. Students will review basic strums and chords through a variety of songs and then move on to chord melody and fnger picking techniques. Through listening, learning and participation, students will extend their song list and become even more creative on the uke. Handouts provided and a recording device is recommended. Students must bring their own ukuleles. BEGINNER PIANO LESSONS FOR ADULTS CRN# 90390 September 13 – December 3 CFP 600-51 By Appointment Fee: $235 This course, designed especially for the beginner, will include fundamental instruction in note reading, rhythm recognition, proper hand position, and chords. Instruction will consist of ten (10), half-hour individual lessons. Students of all skill levels are welcome. GUITAR LESSONS FOR ADULTS CRN# 90391 September 13 – December 3 CFP 604-51 By Appointment Fee: $275 This course will include fundamental instruction in reading notes, strumming chords to songs, and technical development. Instruction will consist of ten (10), half-hour individual lessons. Students of all skill levels are welcome. Students must bring their own guitars. 18 WFD&CE
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
VOICE LESSONS FOR ADULTS
CRN# 90421 September 13 – December 3
CFP 606-51 By Appointment Fee: $235
Students will learn proper singing technique and vocal independence through solo work.
Instruction will consist of ten (10), half-hour individual lessons.
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
All in-person students must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear a face mask when on
campus. Read the full COVID-19 response on page 5, which further details this information.
DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS
CRN# 90532 September 13 – October 25 6-7:30 p.m.
CFP 157-51 Mondays Fee: $125
In this class, students will discuss and practice diferent techniques that can help anyone
learn to draw or improve their current skill level. Students will learn techniques to improve
their perception of the world around them and then translate that into lines on paper. They
will also learn basic artistic vocabulary and apply it. Supply list: students should bring a
spiral-bound sketchbook (5.5” X 8.5”) and a drawing board large enough to hold 12” X
18” drawing paper. Materials fee: $5 to be given to the instructor on the frst day of class.
MODERN/CONTEMPORARY DANCE FOR TEENS AND ADULTS
CRN# 90535 September 15 – November 17 7-8 p.m.
CFP 742-51 Wednesdays Fee: $100
Weekly class will move from stretching thru a blended style incorporating elements of:
classical ballet, classical modern dance (Horton, Lemon, Graham…) with a healthy dose
of post-modern dance (generally a mix of theater and dance) and jazz; think earth bound
ballet with some leaps and some moves lying on the ground. Please wear stretchy clothing,
have long hair pulled up in a pony tail and be prepared to dance in socks or bare foot.
FELDENKRAIS METHOD YOGA (ONLINE COURSE)
CRN# 90916 September 15 – October 13 7-8 p.m.
CFP 615-51 Wednesdays Fee: $100
Instructor: Norman Thibodeau
This class is an online/virtual course.
Through gentle movement and guided awareness, the Feldenkrais Method can enhance
coordination, performance, and overall physical comfort. Because the classes purposely
make use of our nervous system’s natural ability to refne itself, Feldenkrais can help us
unlearn bad habits we’ve acquired over time. The classes (called “Awareness through
Movement lessons”) are typically done on the foor or in chairs. While benefcial even to
athletes and dancers, they are suitable for the elderly, or even for couch potatoes.
Fall 2021 19COMMUNITY EDUCATION PARANORMAL 101 CRN# 90918 September 16 – October 14 7:30-9:30 p.m. CFP 747-51 Thursdays Fee: $100 Join paranormal investigator Jack Kenna from TV’s “Paranormal Survivor”, “Haunted Case Files”, and “Haunted Hospitals” as he provides the steps necessary to build and grow a successful paranormal team and research/investigate haunted locations. Students will fnd out how to fnd and work with clients; examine the most common equipment used, how they work, when to use them, and tips and techniques for optimizing their use to improve capturing quality evidence. Students will receive a coursebook. SEWING 101 CRN# 91010 September 27 – October 18 6-8 p.m. CFP 716-51 Mondays Fee: $75 In this course you will learn the basics of sewing including the diferences between threads and fabrics, and more. The instructor will also teach students anything they want to know about their machine. Students will make a simple tote bag as they learn the basics of sewing. All students must bring in their own sewing machine and the following supplies: a seam ripper, thread, scrap fabric, pins and a pin cushion, measuring tape, and scissors. Students may contact the instructor at fatima@myabishai.com with any questions regarding the course or the supply list. CREATE YOUR OWN BIRTHDAY CARDS CRN# 90923 October 6 6-8:30 p.m. CFP 161-51 Wednesday Fee: $30 Giving someone a card always brings a smile. Now, you can give someone a hand stamped card that you made with love. In this class, students will create fve birthday cards for women, men, teens and kids. Your friends and family will love to receive your works of “heart”. Students must bring a Basic Stamping Kit to class: a pair of small sharp scissors and double sides adhesive. No experience is necessary. The instructor will guide you in basic rubber stamp techniques. Materials fee: $5 that will be collected on the day of class. For any questions, students can contact the instructor at joanne@stamptilyoudrop.com. CREATE YOUR OWN GREETING CARDS CRN# 90924 October 20 6-8:30 p.m. CFP 168-51 Wednesday Fee: $30 Embossing is a fun technique that will take your card creations to a new level. Students in this class will explore two diferent methods; thermal, which is the shiny raised images you would see on a business card, and dry, which is embossing using a die cut machine that will produce beautiful raised images. Students will create fve general purpose cards such as: thank you, thinking of you and sympathy. Students must bring a Basic Stamping Kit to class: a pair of small sharp scissors and double sides adhesive. No experience is necessary. The instructor will guide you in basic rubber stamp techniques. Materials fee: $5 that will be collected on the day of class. For any questions, students can contact the instructor at joanne@stamptilyoudrop.com. 20 WFD&CE
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
GETTING PAID TO TALK: INTRO TO VOICE OVERS
Section #1
CRN# 90425 November 3 6:30 -9 p.m.
CFP 725-51 Wednesday Fee: $30
Section #2
CRN# 90922 December 6 6:30 -9 p.m.
CFP 725-51 Wednesday Fee: $30
This course will be held at Voice Coaches, 26 Vly Road, Colonie, N.Y., 12205.
From audio books, training material, animation, gaming, and commercials to socially
relevant content, television, and more, today’s voice-over feld has become a great way
to leverage your individual interests, voice qualities, and communication skills in a whole
new way. Learn about how the industry really works today, trends in opportunity in the
community, and areas of future growth, and hear about the top traits casting professionals
look for when hiring voice professionals. Students will also hear samples from working
voice-over artists. Because this class is small, students will have the opportunity to record
a sample professional voice-over under the direction of our instructor, who can ofer
feedback and advice. If you’ve ever wondered how to begin in voice-over part-time,
full-time, or for supplemental or retirement income, this workshop is a great, upbeat, and
realistic frst step.
CREATE YOUR OWN SNOWMAN CARDS
CRN# 91012 November 17 6-8:30 p.m.
CFP 167-51 Wednesday Fee: $30
If you love snowmen, then this class is for you! Students will create fve winter/holiday
cards using adorable snowman images and specialty paper. Students will also explore
the use of alcohol markers, chalk pastels, and watercolor pencils. Students must bring a
Basic Stamping Kit to class: a pair of small sharp scissors and double sides adhesive. No
experience is necessary. The instructor will guide you in basic rubber stamp techniques.
Materials fee: $5 that will be collected on the day of class. For any questions, students can
contact the instructor at joanne@stamptilyoudrop.com.
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
CRN# 90917 November 20 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
CFP 724-01 Saturday Fee: $50
Each student will receive an updated NYS DMV Driver’s Manual and a temporary course
completion certifcate (permanent to be mailed) in this classroom course about crash
avoidance techniques. Students qualify for a reduction of up to four points from their
driving records for violations received during the 18 months prior to completion of this
course. Students passing this course also become eligible for a minimum insurance
reduction of 10% for three years in the base rate of liability, personal injury, Protection (No-
Fault) and collision premiums. This program is recognized by all NYS Insurance companies.
Fall 2021 21COMMUNITY EDUCATION/PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
CREATE YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS CARDS
CRN# 91011 December 1 6-8:30 p.m.
CFP 166-51 Wednesday Fee: $30
Your friends and family will love receiving beautiful Christmas cards handmade by you!
In this class, students will create ten Christmas cards (two of fve diferent designs) using
rubber stamp images, inks and specialty paper. Students must bring a Basic Stamping Kit to
class: a pair of small sharp scissors and double sides adhesive. No experience is necessary.
The instructor will guide you in basic rubber stamp techniques. Materials fee: $5 that will
be collected on the day of class. For any questions, students can contact the instructor at
joanne@stamptilyoudrop.com.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The following courses will be held online.
BASIC COMPUTER SOFTWARE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE
Students must participate in and complete the following four courses in order to earn this
introductory certifcate:
• CFP 409 Intro to Windows • CFP 411 Intro to Excel
• CFP 412 Intro to Word • CFP 401 Intro to Power Point
For course information please refer to page 14. For more information, please contact the
Ofce of Workforce Development and Community Education at 518-595-1101, ext. 3 or 4.
NOTARY PUBLIC REVIEW - DAY
Section #1
CRN# 90585 October 6 1-4:30 p.m.
CFP 201-01 Wednesday Fee: $100
Section #2
CRN# 90910 November 3 1-4:30 p.m.
CFP 201-01 Wednesday Fee: $100
This course will prepare students for the New York State Notary Public test and provide a
comprehensive view of the Notary Public ofce. Confusing laws, concepts, and procedures
will be clearly explained and examples will be provided to discuss situations that a Notary
Public ofcer is likely to encounter. All materials will be provided.
NOTARY PUBLIC REVIEW - EVENING
CRN# 90586 November 1 6-9 p.m.
CFP 201-01 Monday Fee: $100
This course will prepare students for the New York State Notary Public test and provide a
comprehensive view of the Notary Public ofce. Confusing laws, concepts, and procedures
will be clearly explained and examples will be provided to discuss situations that a Notary
Public ofcer is likely to encounter. All materials will be provided.
22 WFD&CEPROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
GETTING PAID TO TALK: INTRO TO VOICE OVERS
Section #1
CRN# 90425 November 3 6:30 -9 p.m.
CFP 725-51 Wednesday Fee: $30
Section #2
CRN# 90922 December 6 6:30 -9 p.m.
CFP 725-51 Wednesday Fee: $30
This course will be held at Voice Coaches, 26 Vly Road, Colonie, N.Y., 12205.
From audio books, training material, animation, gaming, and commercials to socially
relevant content, television, and more, today’s voice-over feld has become a great way
to leverage your individual interests, voice qualities, and communication skills in a whole
new way. Learn about how the industry really works today, trends in opportunity in the
community, and areas of future growth, and hear about the top traits casting professionals
look for when hiring voice professionals. Students will also hear samples from working
voice-over artists. Because this class is small, students will have the opportunity to record
a sample professional voice-over under the direction of our instructor, who can ofer
feedback and advice. If you’ve ever wondered how to begin in voice-over part-time,
full-time, or for supplemental or retirement income, this workshop is a great, upbeat, and
realistic frst step.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
All in-person students must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear a face mask when on
campus. Read the full COVID-19 response on page 5, which further details this information.
INTRODUCTION TO CRAFT BREWING AND DISTILLING
CRN# 90911 September 7 – December 15 6:30-9 p.m.
CFP 215-01 Mondays and Wednesdays Fee: $1,750
This class will be located at Frog Alley Brewing Company, 108 State St., Schenectady, N.Y.
12305
Fee is inclusive of tuition, books and lab fees.
Financial assistance available for qualifed candidates.
This course provides a basic understanding of brewing and distillation skills, working in a
manufacturing environment, safety, and microbiology. Topics covered include: brewing
science, beer maturation and storage, beer processing and packaging, quality and process
control, plant safety and sanitation, malting, mashing, brewing, fermentation, fnishing, and
distillation basics. This course will consist of lecture and lab training in the classroom and
at regional breweries. In addition to directed studies, students will enhance their brewing
knowledge through assigned reading and writing exercises and visits to local breweries.
The goal of this course is to provide a pool of trained, entry level brewers in the growing
craft beer industry. This course is developed and overseen by regional breweries and
distillers. Students must be 18 years of age or older. For more information, please contact
Maria Kotary at 518-595-1101, ext. 4 or kotarymc@sunysccc.edu.
Fall 2021 23ONLINE COURSES
PET CERTIFICATION ONLINE COURSES
Join Mary Gagnon from Pet Estates, Inc. for these online courses.
PET CERTIFICATE
CRN# 90591 October 12 – November 30
CFP 220-71 Online Course Fee: $400
This course will help students explore the feld of animal-related careers through education
and internships. The Pet Education certifcate course teaches pet health and illness,
communication, behavior management, safety, basic hygiene, writing a résumé, and more.
The instructor will assist students in securing the necessary internships to complete the
certifcate. Students must successfully complete the online course, complete a pet First Aid/
CPR course, and have 100 hours of internships at approved animal care facilities within six
months of the fnal meeting in order to successfully complete this program.
PET CPR AND FIRST AID
CRN# 90587 October 15 – October 29
CFP 213-71 Online Course Fee: $85
Learning to respond quickly and properly in the frst few minutes in a pet emergency
is critical and can save a pet’s life. Topics covered include: equipment and supplies for
putting together a pet First Aid kit, assessing vital signs, understanding basic pet owner
responsibilities, bleeding and shock management, restraint, muzzle elevation, direct
pressure, pressure points, immobilization and shock management, transportation, rescue
breathing, treating wounds, and administering medicine.
TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR PROFESSIONALS – HOW TO
SAFELY ENTER A HOME WITH A PET
CRN# 90589 November 2 - November 16
CFP 216-71 Online Course Fee: $205
This course is designed to give those in professional positions (police, fremen, pet sitters,
nurses, etc.) the training and tools needed to help keep them safe when entering a home
with pets. Topics include: canine aggression and reading body language, assessing dogs,
and how to difuse dangerous or potentially dangerous situations involving dogs. Students
will also learn how to recognize aggression in animals and remain safe when entering
their territory, as well as how to recognize a pet’s body language such as tail position, eye
behavior, ear posture and mouth behavior, and vocal communication. Students will learn
how to communicate with a pet accordingly.
Do you have a question about a Community Education Program?
0? Please call the Ofce of Workforce Development and Community
Education at 518-595-1101, ext. 3.
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PETS: BASIC OF GROOMING SCHOOL
CRN# 90590 November 2 – December 7
CFP 219-71 Online Course Fee: $400
In this introductory course, students will prepare for a career in the grooming business.
Through both online lecture and hands-on training, students will prepare to work with
animals as a pet groomer assistant and caregiver. Students will learn about the basic steps
in the pet grooming process including nails, ear cleaning, anal glands, dental, and eye
care. Students will also learn how to bathe, brush and dry dogs based on their coat type
and individual needs. The fundamentals of cat grooming; including handling, restraining,
bathing, brushing and drying will be covered. Topics also include products used to care for
pets and treat health issues, the history of dog and cat grooming, and an overview of basic
anatomy, health and disease in pets. Prerequisite: CFP 213 Pet CPR and First Aid. Students
must complete at least 20 hours of internships at approved animal care facilities within six
months of the fnal class in order to receive their certifcate for this course.
STARTING A PET BUSINESS
CRN# 90588 November 5-19
CFP 214-71 Online Course Fee: $85
The pet industry is booming and demand has increased for specialized pet services such
as dog walking and training. But where does an aspiring entrepreneur wishing to start his/
her own pet business begin? Learn how to avoid pitfalls in the beginning stages of business
planning and learn how to do it right the frst time. Topics include business planning,
acquiring permits, how to make your own business unique in the industry, writing a press
release, tips to increase revenue, marketing and designs that sell, and where to go for free
assistance. This course includes a 30-minute personal phone consultation with Pet Estates
Inc. owners Don or Mary Lynn Gagnon.
MINDEDGE
SUNY Schenectady has partnered with MindEdge Learning to
I MINDEDGE deliver efective and high-quality online Professional Development
educational opportunities to our students. Whether you are looking to expand your skill
set, earn professional credits (CEUs, PDUs, HRCI), or learn something new, our professional
development courses and certifcates pair perfectly with a busy schedule. Courses are self-
paced and online, accessible from anywhere and available on mobile devices.
Categories Include:
• Agile • Emergency Management
• HR Management • Non-proft Management
• Communication • Entrepreneurship
• Leadership • Six Sigma and Lean
• Computer Applications • Finance
• Management and Project • Women in Business
• Cyber Security & CISSP
Management
To see a full listing of courses and to learn more, visit https://catalog.mindedge.com/sunysccc.
Fall 2021 25ONLINE COURSES
EDUCATION2GO
LEARN ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
SUNY Schenectady has partnered with ed2go to ofer personal and professional
development online courses in a variety of topics, as well as Career Training online
programs that will assist students in preparing professional level positions. Ed2go ofers
high-quality online courses no matter where you are.
ONLINE COURSE BUNDLES • 6 week format
These bundles allow you to take multiple courses at a • 24-hour access
discounted price while gaining an in-depth understanding • Discussion areas
of the subject area. Our online courses are informative, fun, • Monthly start sessions
convenient, and highly interactive. New course sessions • Expert instructor
monthly.
Accounting Fundamentals Series
If you’re interested in increasing your fnancial awareness while also gaining a marketable skill,
this series of courses is perfect for you.
A to Z Grant Writing
A to Z Grant Writing will take you through the process of fnding and writing a grant
application. Using a Theory of Change process to engage stakeholders in framing a grant
application, you will prepare a draft of a grant application of your choice step-by-step.
Resume Writing Workshop
Create an efective resume or improve the one you already have. Transform your resume into a
powerful tool that will get you interviews. Learn diferent resume formats and the advantages
and disadvantages of each.
Spanish for Medical Professionals
Learn medical Spanish quickly and easily, honing your basic conversational skills and
mastering key healthcare words and phrases.
Supervision and Management Series
Whether you are new to managing employees or are a seasoned pro, these courses will help
you brush up on your leadership and interpersonal communication skills, to help you lead your
team to success.
Certifcate in Healing Environments for Mind, Body & Spirit
Examine how Optimal healing environments impact the health of individuals and
communities on a physical, social, psychological and spiritual level.
To see a full listing of courses and to learn more,
visit ed2go.com/sunysccc.
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EDUCATION2GO
CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS • 6-18 month format
Prepare for employment in some of today’s hottest careers • All materials included
with a comprehensive, afordable, and self-paced online Career • Prepare for certifcation
Training Program. You can begin these programs at any time • Student advisors
and learn at your own pace.
Clinical Dental Assistant
When you become a dental assistant, you’ll enjoy a career that is not only fulflling, but also
rewarding. Caring dental assistants truly make a diference with clients, providing comfort and
education
Freight Broker/Agent Training
Become part of the exciting trucking, freight logistics, and transportation industries as a
licensed freight broker or as a freight broker agent. Freight broker training will help you learn
the skills you need to be a successful Freight Broker/Agent. From licensing and operations
to sales and marketing, you’ll learn the basics of how to run a domestic freight brokerage or
agency in the United States.
Digital Arts Certifcate
This program will help you develop technical skills and creative artistry in digital imaging,
traditional drawing, and digital illustration. Students will learn professional applications for
Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator alongside traditional materials like pencil and charcoal.
Course projects include retouching, compositing, digital illustration, and still life drawing.
Pharmacy Technician
Pharmacy technicians have become indispensable to the health care industry, and it’s a
great time to join this growing feld. Pharmacy technician classes can get you started on this
fulflling career path. You’ll gain the skills and knowledge to qualify for entry-level positions in
pharmacies and be prepared for national certifcation.
Residential Electrician
With booming infrastructure, new energy conservation projects, and an aging workforce, the
demand for skilled electricians is on the rise. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that
jobs for electrician will increase 14 percent through the year 2024.
Optician Certifcation Training
No matter which area of opticianry you choose, you’ll be in high demand in the job market
because the need for eye care professionals is constantly expanding. It may surprise you to
learn that while our eyes are healthier in many ways than in the past, some eye problems are
actually growing more common due to changes in our lifestyles and the aging population.
To see a full listing of courses and to learn more,
visit careertraining.ed2go.com/sunysccc.
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