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for fun, LCCC
has affordable,
high quality
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SPRING 2022
NONCREDIT OFFERINGS
Valid through June 2022
lccc.edu
SPRING 2022
CONTENTS
3 Workforce and Contract Training
Managing Virtual Employees
Resilience: Thriving in Disruption
4 Advanced Manufacturing
Certificate Training
Production Technician
Electrical Curriculum Level 1
Mechanical Curriculum Level 1
Industrial Automation Curriculum Level 1
Mechatronics AM/IST Level 1
Programmable Logic Controllers
5 Job Training
Business
Health Care
6 CDL
7 Trades
Certified Production Technician
HVAC Accelerated Certificate
Water Treatment Continuing Education
Welding I
8 Online Learning
Certificate and Training Programs
For the Home and Personal Improvement
For Professionals
8 Computers
9 English as a Second Language (ESL)
9 High School Equivalency
10 Languages
10 Public Safety
11 Lethal Weapons Training (ACT 235)
13 Personal Interest
13 Cooking
13 Fitness: Body and Soul
14 Et Cetera
14 Young Driver Program
15 Registration and Textbook Info
15 Contact Information
Payment plans are available for selected programs.
Email pdonohue@lccc.edu to learn more.
How to Read the Schedule
COURSE INFORMATION
Course
Reference # Course # Date Time Day Location Fee
#396230 WFB 100-W51 2/7 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. R Schnecksville $127
DAY CODE
M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday, U=Sunday
The college is committed to assuring equal opportunity to all persons and does not discriminate based on
any protected class under the law. For more information, go to www.LCCC.edu/nondiscrimination.
2 lccc.eduWORKFORCE AND CONTRACT TRAINING
LCCC Center for Leadership and Workforce Development
can provide:
• Employability skills
• Leadership training
• Manufacturing training (even specialized)
• Technology and more
5 ways to get your company to send you to a course:
Ask. A verbal request or written memo is even better.
Show our catalog. Attach it to your memo and ask them to read it.
Stress the benefits. Workshops can fire up employees and prepare for challenges.
Emphasize the convenience.
Compare our pricing. Supervisors pay a little, but get a lot.
Two virtual classes covering topics vital to today’s business to be taken at a best time for
your business (anywhere between Jan. 1 and June 30, 2022); connection information
to be emailed to registrants. Call Maureen at 570-225-7021 for more information or
email mdonovan@lccc.edu.
Managing Virtual Employees
Virtual employees and teams have become the normal, evolving from ad-hoc to critical and
fundamental work structures. They may, in fact, be the single most important way that companies
– especially large- and medium-sized companies – prioritize and coordinate work today. Virtual
employees and teams face different challenges and require different leadership than their more
traditional counterparts. They often span functions, time zones, national borders, languages,
disciplines and cultures - all factors that add complexity. Low engagement can be a serious
problem with virtual teams.
WFB 100-101 Call 570-225-7021 for pricing
Resilience: Thriving in Disruption
There are growing concerns that people’s mental health and well-being can be impacted when
working remotely. Research shows that always being in the work environment and accessible
by technology while working remotely leads to the blurring of work and non-work boundaries.
How you cope with these stressors can affect your well-being, the well-being of the people you
care about, your workplace and your community. During this time of disruption, it is critical that
you recognize what stress looks like, take steps to build your resilience and manage job stress and
more importantly, where to go if you need help.
WFB 100-102 Call 570-225-7021 for pricing
For information on classes at the Allentown, Tamaqua or Schnecksville sites, email
workforce@lccc.edu.
lccc.edu 3ADVANCED MANUFACTURING
CERTIFICATE TRAINING
Our programs provide essential skills to compete in today’s manufacturing workforce.
Our production technician training teaches “manufacturing fundamentals” and provides
a foundation for more advanced training in electrical, mechanical, industrial automation,
mechatronics or programmable logic controllers.
Production Technician
Completion of this certificate will provide the student with knowledge in math used in industry;
the line alphabet and understanding of blue print reading; facility electrical wiring; knowledge of
hand tools used in industry; assembly techniques of hose and tubing fittings; safety and personal
protection equipment; overhead crane safety; communication skills; working in groups; hazard
materials and communication; conflict resolution; and the use of precision measuring tools.
Electrical Curriculum
Level 1
Completion of this certificate will
provide the student with knowledge
in basic circuit calculations of power,
voltage, energy and resistance; facility
electrical wiring; components used
in controlling an electrical motor
along with troubleshooting faults;
basic conduit bending and the use of
raceways; conductor disconnects and
overload protection with wire sizing
and pulling techniques; electro-fluid
power components, control devices,
sequencing control, timers, pressure
control and circuit applications; and
programmable controllers, basic
programming techniques, timer
and counter instructions, event
sequencing, motor control and
troubleshooting.
Mechanical Curriculum Level 1
Completion of this certificate will provide the student with knowledge in basic circuit calculations
of power, voltage, energy and resistance; basic mechanical drives; v-belts and chain drives; heavy
duty v-belts and chain drives , lubrication concepts, couplings and spur drives; bearing and
bushings selection and maintenance; gasket and seals selection and maintenance; metal piping
systems and installation, and metal tubing systems and installation; pneumatic construction;
electro-fluid power components and control devices; and electronic sensors including,
capacitance, inductance, magnetic reed, hall and photo-electric cells.
Industrial Automation Curriculum Level 1
Completion of this certificate will provide the student with knowledge in circuit calculations of
power, voltage, energy and resistance; facility electrical wiring; components used in controlling
an electrical motor along with troubleshooting faults; basic conduit bending and the use of
raceways; conductor disconnects and overload protection with wire sizing and pulling techniques;
programmable controllers, basic programming techniques, timer and counter instructions, event
sequencing, motor control and troubleshooting; basic mechanical drives; v-belts and chain drives;
industrial wiring of electrical panels and control panels; facility electrical wiring; electoral control
systems, ladder logic, sequencing controls and timers; electronic sensors including, capacitance,
inductance, magnetic reed, hall and photo-electric cells; and hose connections and repair.
Mechatronics AM/IST Level 1
Completion of this certificate will provide the student with knowledge in all of the above topics
covering electrical, mechanical and industrial automation.
Programmable Logic Controllers
Completion of this certificate will provide the student with knowledge in programmable
controllers, basic programming techniques, timer and counter instructions, event sequencing,
motor control and troubleshooting, application development, and math and data move
instructions.
Our programs align with PMMI “The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies”
and prepare the student to test for one of the nationally recognized Mechatronics Certificates.
For more information, please contact Workforce Training at workforce@lccc.edu.
4 lccc.eduJOB TRAINING – Business, Health Care
Business
Call 610-799-1197, choose prompt 3 for Noncredit to register; email jtrumbauer@lccc.edu
for more information.
Grant Writing Boot Camp
For board members and community volunteers to upper-level business management.
Learn research, develop grant opportunities, key grant proposals, types of funding sources
and private donations.
#27899 BSN 821-52 3/12-3/19 9-11 a.m. S Remote $222
New! Introduction to Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies
This course will be a fun, exciting introduction to Bitcoin – filled with interesting stories and facts
as well as practical knowledge so you know what it’s about and can use it in your everyday life.
By the end of this course you’ll have an understanding of where bitcoin came from, how and
why it works, the impact it will have on the world, and how to use it in your own life.
#30744 BSN 218-52 3/12-3/19 1:30-4:30 p.m. S Schnecksville $139
#30745 BSN 218-53 4/21-5/5 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Remote $139
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Learn Lean Six Sigma processes from start to finish. Green Belts deliver measurable, sustainable
improvement by finding the root cause of problems and streamlining processes. Summarize the
DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control) method. Maximize ROI and capacity
in an organization.
#30206 BSN 220-52 3/22-7/5 6:30-8 p.m. T Remote $538
Real Estate Prep – State Exam
Take both CAR 201 and CAR 202 and attend 80% of both classes to be considered for the State
Licensing Exam. Textbook is included.
#tbd CAR 200 tbd tbd tbd Schnecksville $845
Real Estate Fundamentals
Learn real estate language, principles and laws governing the business of real estate. Textbook is
included.
#tbd CAR 201 tbd tbd tbd Schnecksville $450
Real Estate Practice
Learn basic techniques, procedures, regulations and ethics in real estate transaction, forms and
documents used, with related mathematics. Textbook is included.
#tbd CAR 202 tbd tbd tbd Schnecksville $450
Start Your Business
Ready to start your own business but don’t know where to begin? Gain valuable information on
what it means to be an entrepreneur, preparing your business model, developing your idea into
reality, performing market research and creating a marketing strategy. Learn financial literacy
for business such as utilizing financial statements, understanding start-up costs and other
expenses and lending. Develop an understanding of the sales cycle, networking, customer service,
professionalism, communication and time management. *Scholarships available.
#30207 BSN 405-52 3/15-5/31 6:30-8 p.m. T Remote $529*
Health Care
Senior citizen discount does not apply to any health care classes. Call 610-799-1197 and choose
prompt 3 for Noncredit to register; email jleach1@lccc.edu for more information.
Community Health Worker
Promote health within the community, provide guidance and social assistance, health education,
advocacy, referral and follow-up services, and identify/assist individuals eligible for federal/state/
local health and human services programs. CPR/first aid/AED certification included. Orientations
mandatory; registration through coordinator. Tuition for class is $1,400. For more information
please contact jleach1@lccc.edu. Join our free information sessions remotely by Zoom; Zoom link
to be emailed to all who register.
EKG Technician and CPR Training
Learn aspects of anatomy/physiology of the heart, medical disease processes, EKG terminology,
medical ethics and legal aspects of patient contact, hands-on electrocardiography and CPR
certification training, lectures on echocardiography, ambulatory monitoring and stress testing.
Text is included.
#24433 HEA 571-52 3/7-5/4 6-9 p.m. M&W Allentown $1,193
Free Health Care Information Sessions
Join our free sessions remotely by Zoom to explore programs in: Nurse Aide, EKG, Phlebotomy,
Pharmacy Technician, Community Health Worker or Medical Office Administrator. Sessions are
free, but pre-registration is required by emailing jleach1@lccc.edu.
lccc.edu 5Medical Office Administrator Program
Learn medical terminology, data entry, medical office procedures, electronic billing, professional
communications, acquire Microsoft Office skills, and soft skills including accountability, respect,
self-control and problem solving, along with job readiness and the importance of accurate data
entry. Text is included.
#30725 HEA 405-51 2/15-6/7 6-9 p.m. T&R Allentown $1,300
Nurse Aide Training Program
Prepare for the PA state competency exam to be placed on the PA State Nurse Aide registry.
Know the role/function of a nurse aide, communication, personal care of clients, their rights/
independence; infection control, functions of human body systems. Course includes supervised
clinical experience/hands-on care skills, and emphasis on career awareness/job performance.
Before registration, screening/testing paperwork must be submitted. Orientation is mandatory.
Text is included; tuition is $1,359.
Nurse Aide Information/Orientation Sessions are free but pre-registration is required by emailing
jleach1@lccc.edu
Phlebotomy Comprehensive
Learn the theory/practice of advanced phlebotomy, including the healthcare setting, overview of
the human body, blood collection procedures and special procedures. Minimum 20 hours-Medical
Terminology, 80 hours-Phlebotomy classroom/lab instruction. Materials fee $35; text is included.
Senior citizen discount does not apply. For more information, email jleach1@lccc.edu
#27897 HEA 525-51 2/7-6/1* 6-9 p.m. M&W Schnecksville $1,460
#30193 HEA 525-51A 2/9-6/1* 6-9 p.m. M&W Tamaqua $1,460
*Class not held 5/30.
CDL
Call 610-799-1704 for more information. Please note: There are some scholarships that may apply
to these classes.
CDL Class A (172 hours)
Classes start every three weeks.
The Class A CDL program will
prepare you to take and pass the
Commercial Driver’s License
test. As a graduate, you will have
sufficient skills and knowledge to
find your first job as an entry-
level tractor-trailer driver with a
quality carrier. LCCC is an official,
certified, third-party testing site, so
you can test at LCCC for your CDL
license.
CDL Class B (80 hours) –
Classes forming now!
The Class B CDL program is designed for individuals interested in a job driving straight trucks
such as box trucks, passenger buses, small package delivery trucks and more. Graduates will be
prepared to take and pass the Class B Commercial Driver’s License test.
Customized Training Programs
LCCC offers customized training programs for area businesses such as driver improvement,
load securement, driver coaching, train the trainer, yard jockey, log audits, defensive driving,
accident procedures and more. Specialized training programs can be conducted on our site
or at your location.
Interested in Teaching a Course?
Enthusiastic, knowledgeable instructors sought
for: Computers, Languages, General Interest
and other topics. Professional or teaching
experience preferred; new ideas encouraged.
Email pdonohue@lccc.edu; we’ll email you
a class proposal form.
6 lccc.eduTRADES
Call 610-799-1197, and choose prompt 3 for Noncredit to register; email workforce@lccc.edu
for more information.
Certified Production Technician
This certification program prepares you to work in a computer-driven, data-intensive,
advanced manufacturing workplace. Combining online learning and simulation with hands-on
demonstration, our experienced instructor will help you learn the next generation of skills that
are in high demand. Can be set up for two sessions per week, three hours per session. Email
workforce@lccc.edu for information. Call 610-799-1197, and choose prompt 3 for Noncredit to
register 610-799-1197 to register and press 3 when prompted.
HVAC Accelerated Certificate
Three Semesters. One Accelerated Certificate.
Spring 2022 Semester
• Electrical Maintenance I
• Domestic Oil Burners
• Air Conditioning and Refrigeration II
• Gas Furnaces
Summer 2022 Semester
• Piping and Hydronic Heating
• Residential Wiring
• Advanced Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
• Heat Pumps
Classes will be held face-to-face on our Schnecksville
campus.
Information: Admissions@lccc.edu • 610-799-1575 or Your quickest way
Timothy J. Brady, Assistant Professor - HVACR to a Cool Job in a
610-799-1028 (Office) • tbrady@lccc.edu
Hot Field
Apply and register today! www.LCCC.edu/apply
Water Treatment Continuing Education
LCCC is an approved provider of PA DEP Continuing Education credits for:
Water Distribution, Water Treatment Plant Operator Level I and Small Water System Operations.
If you are interested in any of these classes, please call Joe Salla at 570-690-2130.
Pumps and Pumping
Learn different types of pumps and their application. Also covers the fundamentals of pumping,
pressure and flows associated with pumping, and the horsepower and electrical requirements
of a pump.
#30208 CAR 780-54 5/3-6/7 6-9 p.m. T&R Schnecksville $701
Welding I
Develop basic skills in Shielded Metal
Arc Welding (Stick) on steel. Required
equipment may be purchased at the
training site (call WTTI for pricing
610-437-9720): safety glasses, welding
gloves, welding jacket and welding
helmet. Class takes place at WTTI
(Welder Training and Testing Institute,
729 East Highland St., Allentown).
#24409 TEC 634-50 1/25-3/10
6-9 p.m. T&R Off Campus
$649
#30336 TEC 634-53 4/5-5/19
6-9 p.m. T&R Off Campus
$649
lccc.edu 7ONLINE LEARNING Certificate and Training Programs Logon to http://careertraining.ed2go.com/lehigh Class start dates: Jan. 12, Feb. 9, Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 18, Jun. 15 Acquire skills for professional-level positions in demand occupations. Start anytime. Courses available: • Health Care and Fitness • Business and Professional • IT and Software Development • Management and Corporate • Media and Design • Hospitality and Service Industry • Skilled Trades and Industrial/Sustainable Energy and Going Green Featured Advanced Career Training Programs: New! Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) This online course will provide a holistic view of supply chain management and fully prepare you for the Certified Supply Chain Professional Exam. Learn how to translate the connection between the areas of planning, sourcing, manufacturing and delivering into an integrated supply chain. By course completion, you will have a firm understanding of mitigation strategies, operationalize risk management practices and implement cost reduction measures. $2,295. Blogging and Podcasting for Beginners Learn how to plan and create your very own blog and podcast. Through hands-on exercises, you will discover the benefits of using free web tools like Blogger, WordPress, Audacity and YouTube. You will find that creating a blog and podcast is much easier than you ever imagined. $99 for the six-week, instructor-led program. Start dates: Jan. 14, Feb. 18, and Mar. 15. $115 for the three-month, self-paced program (start anytime). Distance Education for the Home and Personal Improvement - Logon to www.ed2go.com/lehicarbcc Spring 2022 Start Dates: Jan. 14, Feb. 18, Mar. 15, Apr. 13, May 17 and June 13. For Professionals - Logon to https://courses.iil.com/partner/lccc All on-demand, on your own time. Project Management and Business Analysis classes count toward PMP and Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) contact hours. Available: Project Management/Agile Business Analysis and Project Management/Business Analysis/ Leadership and Interpersonal Skills. COMPUTERS Call 610-799-1197, and choose prompt 3 for Noncredit to register; email jtrumbauer@lccc.edu for more information. Students need to bring a flash drive. Small class sizes; live remote options may be available. Online programs available. Email jobtraining@lccc.edu for more information. Computer Preview Night A Taste of Training . . . Learn about Microsoft software training opportunities, quick tips for MS Access, Excel, PowerPoint and Word in this overview of classes. There will be demonstrations of teaching styles and questions and answers. Registration for classes is available at preview night. Sessions are free, but pre-registration is required. #28421 COM 429-50 1/26 6-7 p.m. W Schnecksville Free Computers: Foundation This beginner course will provide information with minimal technical jargon, broken into components. Learn to manage files, use Windows accessories, customize Windows, and work with Word, Excel and the Internet. Text is included. #27930 COM 402-52A 3/29-5/31 6-9 p.m. T Schnecksville $402 #27931 COM 402-52 3/29-4/26 6-9 p.m. T Schnecksville $222 #27932 COM 402-53 5/3-5/31 6-9 p.m. T Schnecksville $222 Excel Level I and II Learn the basics then build formulas, use functions and work with charts created from spreadsheets. Through intermediate-user level. Text is included. #29228 COM 604-53 4/21-6/9 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Schnecksville $377 Excel Level I Start using a spreadsheet, then learn building, editing, modifying and formatting. Text is included. #27936 COM 601-53 4/21-5/12 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Schnecksville $200 8 lccc.edu
Excel Level II
Work with 3-D cell reference, create formulas with IF functions, use formulas and perform data
analysis using the tools in Excel. Text is included.
#30337 COM 602-54 5/19-6/9 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Schnecksville $200
Excel Level III
Work with LOOKUP functions, PivotTables and macros; comments – insert and view. Learn to
protect your workbooks and worksheets. Text is included.
#27939 COM 603-54 6/16-7/7 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Remote $200
Word Level I
Learn the basics: opening, saving, printing and quitting documents. Design, create, edit and
enhance letters and reports. Develop paragraphs, adjust margins, create formatting and utilize text
selection. Text is included.
#28802 COM 501-51 2/24-3/10 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Remote $200
PowerPoint: A Powerful Tool
Learn storytelling, composition, flow and design for a professional presentation, covering: design,
transition, animation, presentation, power tips, etc. Text is included.
#27957 COM 904-52 3/24-4/7 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Remote $219
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)
To start, inquire at reception or go to www.lccc.edu/esl. For more information on classes at LCCC,
email ged-esl@lccc.edu. Small class sizes; live remote options may be available.
ESL 1
For beginning and low intermediate-level students to improve students’ speaking, listening,
reading and writing skills.
#28372 BAS 549-50 1/25-3/10 9 a.m.-12 p.m. T&R Allentown $175
#26242 BAS 549-50A 1/25-3/10 6-9 p.m. T&R Allentown $175
#26290 BAS 549-54 5/3-6/16 9 a.m.-12 p.m. T&R Allentown $175
#26291 BAS 549-54A 5/3-6/16 6-9 p.m. T&R Allentown $175
ESL 2
For high intermediate and advanced students to improve students’ speaking, listening, reading and
writing skills.
#28373 BAS 554-50 1/24-3/9 9 a.m.-12 p.m. M&W Remote $175
#26239 BAS 554-50A 1/24-3/9 6-9 p.m. M&W Remote $175
#28374 BAS 554-54 5/2-6/20 9 a.m.-12 p.m. M&W Remote $175
#28375 BAS 554-54A 5/2-6/20 6-9 p.m. M&W Remote $175
ESL 3
For individuals recommended for advanced ESL or who completed ESL II.
#30190 BAS 555-52 3/15-4/28 9 a.m.-12 p.m. T&R Remote $175
#29800 BAS 555-54 5/3-6/16 6-9 p.m. T&R Remote $175
GED/HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TESTING
LCCC is pleased to offer both General Educational Development (GED) and HiSET
(High School Equivalency Test) state-approved exams.
GED® testing is available at LCCC Allentown and is done using a computer.
To register and pay, visit GED.com.
HiSET® testing is available at LCCC Allentown and done using paper and pencil.
To register and pay, visit hiset.ets.org.
GED Preparation/College and Career Readiness Classes
at LCCC Allentown Free!
For more information or to enroll, go to www.lccc.edu/GED.
Literacy Volunteers are needed in math and language arts for our grant-based
GED and ESL adult education students. For more information on how to become involved,
email volunteertutor@lccc.edu, or call 610-799-1946.
lccc.edu 9LANGUAGES Call 610-799-1197, and choose prompt 3 for Noncredit to register; email jtrumbauer@lccc.edu for more information. Small class sizes; live remote options may be available. EZ Deitsch I Introduction to Pennsylvania Dutch language and culture (text and handouts included; materials fee $5, payable at registration, can be refunded up to four days before class start). #29718 LAN 850-51 2/3-3/31 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Remote $151 EZ Deitsch II Expand your knowledge of Pennsylvania Dutch as you increase your vocabulary, construct more sentences and improve your horizons to include more conversations and readings. Join others in another rewarding, interactive experience as you study the FUNderful language of Pennsylvania Dutch. Text and handouts included; materials fee $5, payable at registration but can be refunded up to four days before class start. #30735 LAN 681-53 4/21-6/16 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Remote $151 Italian I Potential tourists, travel agents, business people, and home- and patient-care providers can acquire useful vocabulary for a working knowledge of this language. Text is included. #27843 LAN 610-52 3/9-5/11 6:30-8:30 p.m. W Remote $218 Italian II Prerequisite: Italian I. Potential tourists, travel agents, business people, and home- and patient- care providers can acquire useful vocabulary for a working knowledge of this language. Text is included. #30734 LAN 611-54 5/18-7/20 6:30-8:30 p.m. W Remote $218 Korean I Learn the alphabet, grammar, vocabulary, greetings and basic conversation. Korean culture, customs, food and history will all be addressed. Handouts will be provided. #28177 LAN 800-52 3/10-5/19* 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Schnecksville $210 *Class not held 4/14/22. Korean II Prerequisite: Korean I. A higher-level Korean class which includes language skills, Korean drama, cooking and cultural immersion. #29241 LAN 801-54 5/26-7/28 6:30-8:30 p.m. R Schnecksville $210 Spanish I Never had a Spanish class or had some Spanish but have not kept up with it? This is for you. Text is included. #27845 LAN 400-51 2/8-4/12 6-7:30 p.m. T Remote $185 Spanish for Health Care Professionals Decrease language barriers: basic grammar and pronunciation, everyday words and phrases, medical terminology and common phrases used during body system exams. Text is included. #29259 LAN 406-53 4/21-5/19 6-8 p.m. R Remote $185 PUBLIC SAFETY Call 610-799-1197, and choose prompt 3 for Noncredit to register; email pdonohue@lccc.edu for more information. BLS-CPR Healthcare Provider This American Heart Association course is for health care providers, allied health students, professional rescuers and lifeguards. Course completion card is valid for two years. #28419 SAF 404-54 4/25 6-10:30 p.m. M Schnecksville $95 #30197 SAF 404-55 6/14 6-10:30 p.m. T Schnecksville $95 CPR/AED Adult and Child – American Health and Safety Institute This ASHI program teaches properly applied CPR and AED to assist in saving lives during an emergency situation. #27867 SAF 403-51 2/22 6-8 p.m. T Schnecksville $68 Basic First Aid – American Safety and Health Institute American Safety and Health Institute program. #29699 SAF 410-52 3/8 6-9 p.m. T Schnecksville $84 Basic First Aid – Dogs and Cats Learn to recognize the signs, symptoms and solutions to deal with pet accidents and injuries and when to call the vet. #28414 SAF 414-54 5/10 6-9 p.m. T Schnecksville $84 10 lccc.edu
Babysitting First Aid
Learn babysitting as a business—safety
and injury prevention, leadership,
caregiving and first aid.
#28413 SAF 418-54
5/21 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
S Schnecksville $136
Pediatric First Aid
This ASHI program includes CPR, AED
and First Aid specifically designed for
children. Ideal for babysitters, daycare
providers, school and scout staff, coaches and others serving youth. Certification issued upon
successful completion.
#28415 SAF 409-54 5/24-5/25 6-9 p.m. T&W Schnecksville $136
Wilderness First Aid
Prerequisite: Proof of CPR class and certification within one year of class start.
Learn patient assessment, tissue injuries, splinting; topics to save lives and limbs in remote or
life-threatening situations. Interested students: email pdonohue@lccc.edu to be placed on waitlist.
#30723 SAF 416-52 3/2-3/23 6-10 p.m. W Schnecksville $325
EMT Basic
For individuals likely to respond to pre-hospital emergencies. Physician release and health
insurance proof needed before registration. National Registry EMT credential test is additional
cost. Senior citizen discount does not apply.
#29222 EMS 403-51 2/1-6/16 6:30-10 p.m. T&R + 1 or 2 Sat./mo.
8 a.m.-4 p.m. S EMT Basic -
EMI $1,225
#29220 EMS 403-S50 1/24-6/6 6:30-9:30 p.m. M&W + every Sat.
9 a.m.-12 p.m. S EMT Basic -
Tamaqua $1,350*
*includes text
#29117 EMS 475-S55 6/13-8/4 5:30-9:30 p.m. M-R + every Sat.
Accel. EMT -
Tamaqua $1,350*
*includes text,
no additional gear
#56262 EMS 475-50 7/5-7/29 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F Accel. EMT -
EMI $1,225
Nationally Accredited Paramedic Program through EMI
Requirements:
• Current PA EMT Certification.
• At least one year current, active PA EMT experience is preferred.
• Anatomy and Physiology are prerequisites. Classes are held in the fall
for the program that starts in the spring.
Call EMI at 484-884-0011 no later than Sept. 1, 2022, for 2023 program.
Lethal Weapons Training (Act 235)
For those who carry a lethal weapon during employment. All must apply to
www.psp.pa.gov/lethalweapons; which can take eight weeks. A response from the date
permits a student to register for the class. Contact amilios@lccc.edu.
Lethal Weapons Public Safety programs can be custom tailored to meet personal or
organizational needs. A valid email address is necessary at registration for all public safety
classes. Senior citizen discount does not apply. Email amilios@lccc.edu for more information.
Basic: Lethal Weapons with Firearms
Includes text.
#29700 POL 400-52 3/21-3/25 8 a.m.-5 p.m. M-F Schnecksville $389
Recertification Lethal Weapons without Firearms
Set up on request of interested student. Contact amilios@lccc.edu.
lccc.edu 11Coming Soon to LCCC Campus in Schnecksville:
Firearms Simulator
LCCC is offering state-of-the-art firearms training to citizens, law
enforcement and security professionals. Participants will train on
the VirTra Systems training simulator, a high-definition firearms
training simulator where situational awareness, judgmental
use-of-force and marksmanship training tests the students with
scenarios designed to teach the correct response to real-life
circumstances.
Students are evaluated on personal skills, de-escalation/verbal
commands, use of cover and concealment, marksmanship and
important decision making using legal and use of force training principles. All participants will
receive a certificate of training and upon completion each student will have the knowledge and
skills to make an appropriately legal and justifiable use of force decision.
Recertification Lethal Weapons with Firearms
Classroom, lecture and range qualification training held at a range. Each student must supply their
own handgun, ammunition and related range equipment.
#28376 POL 410-50 1/19 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. W Range $159
#25226 POL 410-51 2/16 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. W Range $159
#25531 POL 410-52 3/16 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. W Range $159
#25992 POL 410-53 4/20 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. W Range $159
#25925 POL 410-54 5/18 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. W Range $159
#28406 POL 410-55 6/15 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. W Range $159
Firearms/Decision-Making Skills for the Responsible Gun Owner
A comprehensive training class for any skill level. Class includes safety, fundamentals, use of force,
federal and Pennsylvania law and a full day at the range working on firearm skills. Contact
amilios@lccc.edu
#27879 POL 410-52 3/5-3/9 9 a.m.-5 p.m. S&W Schn. & Range $410
#28841 POL 405-53 4/23-4/27 9 a.m.-5 p.m. S&W Schn. & Range $410
#28405 POL 405-55 6/25-6/29 9 a.m.-5 p.m. S&W Schn. & Range $410
Recertification: Retired Law Enforcement Officer ID Act (LEOSA)
Class held at Range.
#28411 POL 600-50 1/19 4-8 p.m. W Range $50
#25576 POL 600-51 2/16 4-8 p.m. W Range $50
#25577 POL 600-52 3/16 4-8 p.m. W Range $50
#27386 POL 600-53 4/20 4-8 p.m. W Range $50
#27387 POL 600-54 5/18 4-8 p.m. W Range $50
#27884 POL 600-55 6/15 4-8 p.m. W Range $50
Active Attacker Training
Class set up on request and held at requesting parties’ property as the goal is reality based training.
This event is part lecture (what to do and how to do it) and then practical exercises wearing safety
gear and using Glock Training Simunitions equipment (all supplied by the college). Hours and
depth of training will vary depending on organizational request/needs. Contact amilios@lccc.edu.
De-escalation Training
Class set up on request. This training event is all lecture and focusses on the skills needed
in attempting de-escalation techniques on non-cooperative individual. Contact amilios@lccc.edu.
Private Shooting Range Training
POL 407 class held at a range. Class set up on request of interested groups or students; training is
customized to needs. Cost varies. Contact amilios@lccc.edu.
Other classes set up on request of interested students:
• Basic Lethal Weapons Without Firearms
• Basic Lethal Weapons Firearms Only
• Recertification Lethal Weapons Without Firearms
• Lethal Weapons/Act 235 Re-Testing
• Handcuffing
• Recertification: Handcuffing
• Managing Aggressive People
• Recertification: Managing Aggressive People
• Expandable Baton
• Recertification Expandable Baton
• Pepper Spray User Certification
• Recertification: Pepper Spray
• Taser X26/X2 Certification
• Recertification Taser
12 lccc.eduPERSONAL INTEREST
Call 610-799-1197, and choose prompt 3 for Noncredit to register; email jtrumbauer@lccc.edu for
more information. Materials fees are payable at registration but can be refunded only up to four
days before class start date.
COOKING
Students: Please bring non-alcoholic beverage and containers. Materials fee can be refunded up to
four days before start of class.
The Art of Parfaits
Impress your guests making these Instagram-worthy desserts from healthy to total indulgence.
Hands-on course.
#30340 COO 821-55 6/7 7-9 p.m. T Schnecksville $55
New! Buttercream Cupcakes
Cake decorating is not just buttercream anymore. It is the final packaging everyone sees first and
should entice people to imagine the texture and flavor of what lies beneath the icing. You’ll learn
the importance of texture and the temperament of icings, how to avoid cake catastrophes, ways to
fix them and still keep your cake looking perfect.
#30736 COO 437-54 5/25 7-9 p.m. W Schnecksville $55
Cupcake
Decorate like a pastry chef – stunning cupcakes that look so beautiful, you won’t want to eat them!
Hands-on class. Class meets at main campus, Schnecksville.
#27848 COO 435-53 4/6 7-9 p.m. W Schnecksville $55
Cupcake II – Working with Fondant
Learn to elevate your cupcake to the next level. This class will teach you to design your cupcakes
from the inside out with show stopping designs. Hands-on course.
#30341 COO 436-54 5/10 7-9 p.m. T Schnecksville $55
Vegan Cooking at Schnecksville
An intro to vegan cooking. Come experience the joy of plant-based eating. Learn about the
benefits, and cook along with us to create some healthy, delicious and simple recipes that you
can incorporate into your home menu. It’s not just for vegans! Vegan, vegan-curious or just plain
hungry, come join us! Bring a non-alcoholic drink and container for leftovers. Tuition includes
materials fee.
#30210 COO 624-51 2/7* 7-9 p.m. M Schnecksville $70
#30211 COO 624-53 4/11** 7-9 p.m. M Schnecksville $70
*2/7 - Minestrone soup made from scratch with Walnuts Parmesan, Crabcakes (gluten, but
substitute available), and White Bean Rosemary Bruschetta (no allergens)
** 4/11- Cauliflower Wings (gluten and soy – can be made without), Sweet Potato Quesadillas
(gluten, can be made without), with homemade sour cream (cashews – no substitute available),
Cheddar Queso (cashews – no substitute available)
FITNESS: BODY & SOUL
Call 610-799-1197, and choose prompt 3 for Noncredit to register; email pdonohue@lccc.edu for
information.
Ballroom Sampler
Learn the Big Band era basics: Fox Trot, Single-Step Swing and Rumba. High energy and loads of
fun. Ladies must wear flats or low/wide heels. Couples only ($83/person).
#27855 REC 628-53 4/12-5/3 7-8:30 p.m. T Schnecksville $83
CBD 101
Explore the history and health benefits of CBD. Learn the basics on label reading, safety, potency,
side effects and legalities.
#30202 REC 650-52 3/26-4/9 1-2:30 p.m. S Remote $45
Chair Yoga
This gentle form of yoga is practiced sitting on a chair or using a chair for support during standing
poses. Chair yoga helps increase flexibility, lung capacity, circulation and strength, improves
balance and relieves stress. The class incorporates breathing exercises, stretching, yoga postures
and final relaxation. Great for remote workers!
#30739 REC 424-52A 3/8 11 a.m.-12 p.m. T Schnecksville $20
#30740 REC 424-52 3/29 11 a.m.-12 p.m. T Remote $20
lccc.edu 13Dance at Your Wedding Learn fundamentals for you and your spouse to dance at ease; listen to the music to identify different rhythms – the critical aspects of partner dancing. Bring a snack and water bottle – no sneakers. Couples only ($68/person). #30199 REC 481-53 4/30 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. S Schnecksville $68 Holistic Grief Healing Workshop We grieve when we lose a loved one, a job, our home, a pet and our independence from illness and from many other situations. Whatever it is that you are grieving, this two-hour interactive workshop will provide you with tools and information to help you find your identity during the grieving process. Relearn “how to be you” while grieving with holistic tools such as Reiki, QiGong, meditation, creative visualization and other methods. #30732 SPI 907-53 4/9 10 a.m.-12 p.m. S Schnecksville $32 QiGong Experience gentle and relaxing ancient Chinese exercises coordinated to soft music that incorporates breathing and meditation, smooth with slow-flowing movements. Exercises are adaptable for all skill levels. Low impact enough to participate in a sitting position. #30731 REC 750-54 5/3-5/24 6-7 p.m. T Schnecksville $83 Social Dance Sampler Experience a sampling of popular East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, Hustle and Country Western Two-Step in lead-follow method. Ladies must wear flats or low/wide heels. Learn footwork, body posturing and rhythms. Couples only ($83/person). #30392 REC 675-52 3/15-4/5 7-8:30 p.m. T Schnecksville $83 Yoga This course is designed to introduce students, safely and accessibly, to the basic postures, breathing techniques and relaxation methods of yoga. Students will begin to experience the benefits of stretching, moving and breathing freely as they relieve built-up stress, learn to relax, and ultimately get more out of day-to-day life. The aim of this course is to promote vibrant health and to tap the body’s latent energy reserves. #30737 REC 542-53 4/26 11 a.m.-12 p.m. T Schnecksville $20 #30738 REC 542-54 5/24 11 a.m.-12 p.m. T Schnecksville $20 ET CETERA Intro to Professional Voice Over An upbeat/entertaining /engaging introduction to the world of voice over with industry pros and cons, to real world examples. Learn behind-the-scenes basics of the creative and business aspects. Questions and class engagement are encouraged. #29252 SPI 566-51 2/3 6:30-8 p.m. R Remote $69 #30205 SPI 566-53 4/21 6:30-9 p.m. R Schnecksville $69 #30733 SPI 566-54 5/4 6:30-8 p.m. W Remote $69 Square Foot Gardening Square Foot Gardening is a simple alternative to labor-intensive and inefficient row gardening by focusing on planting, spacing, weed control and soil. This course covers the basics of square foot gardening and its benefits. You will learn how to plan, plant, care for and harvest your own square foot garden. #30342 SPI 401-52 3/2 6:30-8:30 p.m. W Schnecksville $69 #30343 SPI 401-52A 3/30 6:30-8:30 p.m. W Schnecksville $69 Young Driver Program Email amilios@lccc.edu or jtrumbauer@lccc.edu for more information or about private group training. For students in the process of getting their driver’s license or the recently licensed; includes driving time on the driving simulator, focusing on decision-making while driving. #28412 YOU 749-50 1/15-1/22 10 a.m.-3 p.m. S Schnecksville $215 #28838 YOU 749-51 2/19-2/26 10 a.m.-3 p.m. S Schnecksville $215 #23635 YOU 749-52 3/19-3/26 10 a.m.-3 p.m. S Schnecksville $215 #27863 YOU 749-54 5/10 5-8 p.m. T 5/11-5/12 6-9 p.m. W&R Schnecksville $215 #30092 YOU 749-55 6/21 5-8 p.m. T 6/22-6/23 6-9 p.m. W&R Schnecksville $215 14 lccc.edu
Registration Information
Tuition - Noncredit tuition fees are the same Textbooks - For courses that indicate
for residents and nonresidents. “text included” in course fee, the course
When to Register - Lehigh Carbon materials will be available for pick-up on the
Community College urges you to register as day the class starts at the LCCC main campus
early as possible and at least 10 days prior to bookstore (for a main campus course) or
the class start date. Minimum enrollment is for most off-campus courses, they will be
required for classes to be held; classes with available in the classroom on the first day
inadequate enrollment are cancelled in a (for courses at sites other than main campus).
timely fashion when possible. If you choose to Refund Policy - To withdraw from a class
register within several days of a course start and get a full refund (minus the cost of
date, we recommend that you email Noncredit textbook if included in the course fee),
Registration at ncregistrar@mymail.lccc.edu to Noncredit Registration needs to be notified
verify course details, space availability, location in writing before the beginning of the second
and any special instructions. class. For classes that meet only once, refunds
Three Ways to Register: are issued only if requested prior to the start
1. In Person - Register in person in the Office of the first class. Due to time sensitivity
of Registration/Student Records located or purchasing materials for a class, any
in the Student Services Center on LCCC’s materials fee is not refundable if withdrawal
main campus or at LCCC Allentown or takes place within five days of class start.
LCCC Tamaqua. Please bring your Social Cancellation Policy - Classes are subject to
Security number, course selections and alternative delivery methods (live remote,
payment or charge card. Please use only online) or cancellation based on low
check or charge at off-campus sites. enrollment or factors beyond college control
2. Purchase Order - Organizations enrolling such as campus closure. If delivery method
staff for training and development is adjusted or cancelled, we will notify you as
purposes will be invoiced if a purchase soon as possible.
order number is provided. Senior Citizen Policy - Citizens who are
3. By Phone - Using a debit or credit card, at least 60 years old and live in a sponsoring
call 610-799-1197 and when prompted school district may be eligible for a
press 3 for Noncredit. 100% tuition discount. For details go to
Important! If you are a former student www.lccc.edu.
and your name has changed, please contact Services for Students with Disabilities -
our Noncredit Registration Office at Access and academic accommodations for
ncregistrar@mymail.lccc.edu to provide proof students with disabilities may be requested
of your name change, as any certificate, etc., through the office of Disability Support
to be issued after attending a class will be Services by calling 610-799-1156. Persons
issued only in the name we have on file for requesting accommodations must present
you. Also, please make sure to update your appropriate documentation from a qualified
phone number and email address so we can authority or institution indicating the
get in touch with you if a class is cancelled, etc. nature and extent of the disability and
Attendance - Individual noncredit programs recommendations for accommodating the
have attendance policies set by third parties disability. For more information, please visit:
and regulatory agencies. However, for all other www.lccc.edu/disability.
classes, successful course completion is based
upon 80% attendance at classes.
Contact Information
LCCC Schnecksville
610-799-1197 Do you have a small group
4525 Education Park Drive, Schnecksville, PA 18078 of friends, family or
Mon.-Thurs. 7:45 a.m.-6 p.m.
like-minded folks
Fri. 7:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
who would enjoy
Workforce and Community Education (Schnecksville)
taking a class?
610-799-1935
Some of our classes
Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
can be adjusted to
LCCC Allentown
fit other schedules!
610-799-1940
718 West Hamilton St., Allentown, PA 18101 Email pdonohue@lccc.edu
Mon.-Fri. 7:45 a.m.-9:45 p.m. to learn more.
Sat. 7:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
LCCC Tamaqua
570-668-6880
234 High Street, Tamaqua, PA 18252
Mon.-Thurs. 7:45 a.m.-9:45 p.m.
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Put your passion ncregistrar@mymail.lccc.edu
to good use by taking
our state-approved
program to prepare
for the PA CNA
Competency Exam.
Required orientations
are scheduled
**ECRWSS
on a regular basis.
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