ukulele the easy way - Los Angeles City College

UKULELE THE EASY WAY 

Learn to play the 

instrument that’s sure 

to brighten up 

anyone’s day! Let 

instructor Art show 

you the basics of this 

ever-popular, easy-tolearn 

instrument. From 

tuning the ukulele to 

easy chord, even 

buying the right ukulele, you’ll be on your way to 

learning the songs you love and songs that bring 

family and friends together. Bring your ukulele and 

passion to learn this fun instrument to class. The 

instructor will have a few ukuleles on hand just in 

case you don’t have one by class time. Hey 

beginning and returning ukulele students, learn 

even more songs and ukulele techniques in 

intermediate class. No musical experience 

needed for beginner level. Limit 13 students. 

SubEvent: Art Nagata Fee: $65 

#75999A 5 Sundays (Beg.) 

1:00-3:00 p.m. 

July 1-29 

#75999B 5 Sundays (Interm.) Fee: $65 

3:30-5:30 p.m. 

July 1-29 

FLORAL DESIGN - 

Beginners 

Learn how to make 

sophisticated arrange 

beautiful fresh flower 

arrangements for those 

special occasions. This 

hands-on workshop allows 

you to make your own 

masterpieces and express 

your own artistic talents. You will take home a new 

floral arrangement from each workshop. Material 

fee of $40 payable at time of registration. 

Material fee pays for fresh flowers instructor will 

provide at each class meeting to complete all class 

projects. Bring wire cutters, small knife and 

newspapers. 

SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Fee: $65 


9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 

July 1-15 

STAINED GLASS 

While making a flat 

panel or window about 

10x14 inches students 

will learn basic cutting, 

grinding and 

assembling, creating a 

beautiful piece of art work. We have various 

patterns to choose from. Material fee of $15 

payable at first meeting for the tools and supplies. 

Glass is additional, typically $20-25, and may be 

purchased from instructor on the first day of class. 

Held off campus near L.A.C.C. Limit only 8 

students. 

SubEvent: Kathy Reimer Fee: $115 

#50191A 4 Sundays 

9:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 

July 1-22 

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AIR/CONDITIONING SERVICE AND 

MAINTENANCE 

This Summer why not learn how 

maintain your AC system and NEW 

save money. Air filters and air flow 

is very important to the air 

conditioning system. About 40-50% of service calls 

are made for a technician to 

come to a home, to see why 

there is no air flow in the 

house. In this seminar you will 

attain the knowledge to 

effectively diagnose air 

problems to make repairs 

accurately and in a timely manner. The instructor 

will show you how and why you need to replace air 

filters on the air handler; how to clean the 

conditioner coil and learn the importance of air flow 

and the safety nets before you work on a unit. 

Open to all! 

SubEvent: Roberto Sanchez Fee: $65 

#43888A 2 Saturdays 

1:00-4:00 p.m. 

July 14 & 21 

Let this Summer be a memorable 

experience for your child! Students will 

participate in all day educational and fun filled 

activities that will include: Computers, 

Creative Writing, Arts and Crafts, French, 

Swimming, and more Each class section 

limited to 12 students. Bring daily sack lunch. 

Students must be dropped off and picked-up 

on time. Arts & crafts material fee of $7 

payable at time of registration. Ages 7 to 

12 years old. 

SubEvent: Staff 

#80081A One Week (M-F) Fee: $175 

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 

July 9-13 

#80081B One Week (M-F) Fee: $175 

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 

July 16-20 

#80081C One Week (M-F) Fee: $175 

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 

July 23-27 

Join the fun !

President’s Welcome 

Welcome to Los Angeles City College (LACC), an 

institution dedicated above all else to student 

success. The Community Services program at 

LACC speaks to the heart of what this campus is 

all about reaching out to our community and 

offering learning opportunities to all ages. 

LACC serves over 24,000 people each year in 

credit, non-credit and Community Service 

programs. Each semester we offer many 

opportunities: from cooking classes for 8-year olds 

to comedy writing classes. Whatever your interest, 

life-long dream or if you want to explore a new 

hobby, it’s in here, it’s nearby and it’s affordable. 

LACC offers credit classes as well; training that can 

fit into your busy schedule along with career 

technical education and opportunities that help you 

advance in your chosen profession. Visit 

www.lacitycollege.edu for 

more information on enrolling. 

We’re building more than buildings 

at LACC. I welcome you to your 

community campus, where you 

can build your future. 

Dr. Jamillah Moore, President 

Los Angeles City College Administration 

Dr. Jamillah Moore, President 

Dr. Mary Callahan, Interim VP, 

Academic Affairs 

Dr. Lawrence Bradford, VP, Student 

Services 

Paul Carlson, VP, Administration Services 

Randy Anderson, Dean, Office of Special 

Services 

Dr. Thelma Day, Acting Dean Academic 

Affairs 

Allison Jones, Dean, Academic Affairs 

Sholeh Khorooshi, Interim Dean, 

Academic Affairs 

William Marmolejo, Dean, Student Enrollment 

Dr. Edward Pai, Dean, Institutional 

Effectiveness 

Alex Davis, Dean, Economic Development 

& Workforce Education 

Guadalupe Jara, Associate Dean, 

Economic Development & Workforce 

Education 

Earic Peters, Associate Dean, Student Life 

Corey Rodgers, Associate Dean, EOP&S 

Jeremy Villar, Associate Dean, Student 

Services 

Christi O’ Connor, Bookstore Manager 

Lenore Saunders, Administrative Analyst 

Los Angeles Community College District 

Board of Trustees 

Miguel Santiago, President 

Tina Park, First Vice President 

Nancy Pearlman, Second Vice President 

Kelly Candaele 

Mona Field 

Scott J. Svonkin 

Steve Veres 

Student Trustee 

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District Administration 

Dr. Daniel J. LaVista, Chancellor 

Dr. Adriana D. Barrera, Deputy Chancellor 

Dr. Yasmin Delahoussaye, Vice 

Chancellor for Educational Programs & 

Institutional Effectiveness 

Felicito Cajayon, Vice Chancellor for 

Economic & Workforce Development 

Thomas Hall, Interim, Executive Director 

Facilities Planning and Development 

Camille A. Goulet, General Counsel 

Jeanette Gordon, Chief Financial 

Officer/Treasurer 

Classroom Material Fees 

Please be aware that some Community 

Services classes have material/handouts 

required by the instructor. All material fees 

are paid at the time of registration. 

Material fees are always optional. 

However, should you choose not to 

purchase supplies or materials, your 

participation in the class may be limited. 

Community Services, LACC, and LACCD 

are held harmless from fee such disputes 

between the teacher and student(s). 

Community Services Office 

Administrative Bldg. Room 112 

(323) 953-4000 ext. 2651

S.A.T & A.C.T. PREPARATION 

The SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) and 

ACT (American College Testing) is inevitable for all 

high school students planning to apply to a 4 year 

college/university. With careful preparation students 

will walk through SAT/ACT reasoning and inference 

practice analogies: grammar, science reasoning 

critical thinking, & higher mathematic applications. 

Students will also cover/study the new essaywriting 

portion of the GED test through practice 

preparation. In addition, participants will discover 

valuable test taking strategies/secrets about 

guessing. Included will be a practice examination 

and an assessment. Pleased bring the following 

books to class: Kaplan S.A.T. 2012: Strategies, 

Practice and Review. McGraw-Hill’s ACT Practice 

Tests 3 rd edition by Steven W. Dulan May 25, 2010. 

SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $85 

#80255A 4 Fridays 

5:00-8:00 p.m. 

July 6-27 

COLLEGE PREPARATION 

Students will learn how to apply to colleges and 

universities, both public & private, 

acquire and fill out appropriate 

forms for admission, write a 

personal statement, find and 

apply for scholarships and 

grants, learn about Advanced 

Placement classes, learn the 

difference between SAT, ACT and the PSAT, 

prepare for the college of your choice as early as 

the seventh grade. Students are required to have 

internet access at home and a valid email address. 



5:00-8:00 p.m. 

August 3 & 10 

LEARN TO PROGRAM 

FROM SCRATCH 

Is there more to computers than 

NEW 

playing games, watching videos or endless 

chatting? Be the creator of your 

own digital stories, 

animations, games, music 

and art. Bring your 

creativity and imagination 

to this workshop and learn 

how to program with 

Scratch AND have fun, too! Recommended ages: 

11-16 yrs, limit 9. A certificate of completion will 

be issued upon successful completion of class. 

SubEvent: Lance Zakabi Fee: $55 

#80767A 2 Thursdays (11-16 yrs.) 

4:00-6:00 p.m. 

July 12 & 19 

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KUNG FU FOR KIDS 

What do Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Let Li have in 

common? They all studied/practiced Kung Fu. 

Kung Fu is known as the father of Martial Arts. 

Learn Martial Arts Kung Fu fluid movements 

and counter defense strategies. This is an 

introductory course. No experience necessary. 

Included will be gymnastics/warms-ups and 

maximizing your limits and potentials in the field of 

martial arts. Ages 6+. 

SubEvent: Rafael Ortiz Fee: $55 


10:00-11:30 a.m. 

June 24-July 22 

MATH SUCCESS CLASS 

Get better grades in school 

Assist your child with their school studies by 

enrolling them in this intensive math program. 

Focus will be on the specific problem area’s your 

child is having with math, this class will also help 

your child prepare for test they will need to score 

good on in order to successfully proceed to the next 

grade levels. Students 

are welcome to bring 

their schoolbooks. ALL 

elementary/junior grade 

levels are welcome. 

Material fee of $5 

payable at time of 

registration. Instructor: 

Dr. Arsen Abelian 

SubEvent: Fractions and Decimals Fee: $55 


9:00-10:00 a.m. 


#80017B Pre-Algebra Fee: $55 

5 Saturdays 

10:00-11:00 a.m. 


#80017C Algebra Fee: $55 

5 Saturdays 

11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


#80017D Geometry Fee: $55 

5 Saturdays 

12:00-1:00 p.m. 


#80017E Algebra/Geometry Fee: $55 

5 Saturdays 

1:00-2:00 p.m. 


WRITING COMPOSITION SKILLS 

This intense class will assist and educate students 

in creating effective sentences, paragraphs, essays 

and help remove writing composition roadblocks. 

Allow this class to bring out your child’s fullest 

writing potentials. Some grammar training will be 

provided as part of language structure training. 6- 

8 th grades. Material fee of $10 payable at time of 

registration. Held off campus near L.A.C.C. 

SubEvent: Polly Mathis Fee: $65 


1:30-3:30 p.m. 

July 7-August 4

FRENCH FOR KIDS & TEENS 

French is a fun language spoken around the world. 

Students will do a wide range of activities from 

pronunciation of the alphabet, numbers, colors, 

days, weeks, months to useful conversations that 

will increase vocabulary and promote a cultural 

interest. Material fee of $22 payable at time of 

registration is for cost of book, cd and handouts. 

Book title is: Collins French Club: Book 1, by Rosi 

McNab - ISBN-13-9780007287567. $5 only if you 

have already purchased the audio cd/book set. 

Parents are encouraged to participate with class. 

Ages 7-16. No experience needed. 

SubEvent: Lesley Lespinasse Fee: $55 


9:30-10:30 a.m. 


READING READINESS GRADES K-1 

Children will engage in literary activities to promote 

motivation by learning language related concepts. 

Instruction on phonics (sounds letters make) will 

help students decipher words for themselves. Kids 

will create their own books, poems and stories 

through drawing, painting and writing. Oral, written 

language supported through age appropriate 

literature. Material fee of $10 payable at time of 

registration. Held off campus near L.A.C.C. 

SubEvent: Polly Matthes Fee: $60 


9:00-10:00 a.m. 

July 7-August 4 

FUN WITH MATH CLASS – For Grades K-2 

Students engage in hands-on activities to develop 

their number sense and geometric abilities. 

Activities include manipulatives, games, and 

puzzles, to promote each child’s understanding of 

addition, subtraction, patterns and geometry. 

Appropriate mathematical terms are introduced and 

explained. Material fee of $10 payable at time of 

registration. Held off Campus near L.A.C.C. 



10:10-11:10 a.m. 


HIP HOP DANCING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Learn one of the most popular and 

requested dance styles in recent years. 

The instructor will teach students 

many of the latest steps and dance 

moves. Come join this fun and exciting 

class. No dance experience is 

necessary. Ages 8-15. 

SubEvent: Dolly Giner Fee: $50 


4:15-5:15 p.m. 


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FUN WITH ABC’s 

Fun with ABC’s is for the very young 

student (ages 3-5). Reading will be 

promoted through an introduction of 

phonics thru arts & crafts. Age 

appropriate literature will also be 

introduced. Material fee of $10 

payable at time of registration. Limit 8 students! 

Class held off campus near L.A.C.C. 



11:20 a.m.-12:20 p.m. 


EXPLORATION IN SCIENCE FOR KIDS 

Our world is filled with fascinating factoids just 

waiting to be discovered! Get your hands on with 

fun and interesting experiments that 

will get you excited about the world of 

science. Have fun making a Vinegar 

Volcano, a Tornado in a bottle – 

even make some fake snot! Learn 

about our world and show your 

friends and family about your new scientific 

discoveries. Limited enrollment! Material fee of $5 

payable at time of registration at: community 

services.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html 

SubEvent Angelo Almonte Fee $50 

#80026A Monday-Thursday 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 

July 9-12 

#80026B Monday-Thursday Fee: $50 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 

August 6-9 

WRITING 

This class will assist and help students improve on 

their writing, comprehension, grammar and 

vocabulary skills. This class will also concentrate 

on specific problem area’s students are having with 

classroom assignments and homework. Students 

will also grasp the newest education writing 

formats. Homework assignments will be given. 

Children are welcome to bring their school books 

and classroom writing questions. Please bring 

pencil and wring tablet. Material fee of $8 payable 

at time of registration. Grades 3-6. 

SubEvent: Brian King Fee: $50 

#80222A 4 Mondays 

4:00-5:00 p.m. 


#80222B 4 Wednesdays Fee: $50 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 


READING 

This class will cover various levels of reading 

phonics, vocabulary, & composition 

skills. Students will have the 

opportunity to sharpen their 

presentation and reading skills by 

reading aloud to the class. 

Homework assignments will be 

given. Children are welcome to bring their school 

books and classroom questions. Material fee of $8 

payable at time of registration. Grades 3-6 

SubEvent: Brian King Fee: $50 

#80221A 4 Wednesdays 

4:00-5:00 p.m. 

July 11-August 1

PAINTING AND WATERCOLORS 

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Watercolor and Paint the most beautiful 

pictures ever!!! Your teacher will get you started in 

basic watercolor and paint brush stroke techniques. 

Develop your natural hidden and 

artistic talents of visualizing 

everyday objects and then 

watercolor paint these images 

using your creativity, senses and 

imagination. Students will be 

given total encouragement and 

support in developing their artistic 

skills at their own pace. Please 

bring basic watercolor set, brushes, paper and 

pencil to 1 st class meeting. Ages 9-17. Register 

early! Instructor works for Disneyland as an artist 

and has showcased his works at art galleries 

throughout the U.S.A. 

SubEvent: Wayne N. Thomas Fee: $55 


2:30-4:00 p.m. 


DRAWING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Learn how to draw like a pro, get drawing tips and 

techniques on the objects you like to draw. Watch 

your images come to life as your teacher gets 

you started in using led/color pencil, charcoal, 

shading, light/dark just the professionals. Learn 

contrast, 3 dimension and brightness. Students are 

encouraged to bring their ideas & imagination. 

Bring led & color pencils, eraser and sketchpad 

to 1 st meeting of class. Ages 9-17. Class fills-up 

Register early! 



4:00-5:30 p.m. 


ICE SKATING FOR KIDS – AGES 6-12 

Join the fun, make new friends and impress your 

family with fun-on-ice skills. Basic training 

on ice-skating for ages 6-12. No prior 

ice experience needed. All 

equipment provided by 

instructor. Limited to only 

10. Students enrolled in this 

class may skate the public 

session on the day of their 

class for free! Saturday public 

session is from 2:00-4:00 p.m. 

Class held off campus. 

SubEvent: Denise Moore Fee: $95 


1:15-1:45 p.m. 

August 4-September 1 

ICE SKATING FOR TOTS – AGES 3-5 

This class will teach toddlers ages 3-5 years old the 

basic ice skating skills needed to get them started 

and begin ice-skating. No prior ice experience 

needed. All equipment provided by instructor. 

Early registration is encouraged, as the class is 

limited to only 10 students. Students enrolled in 

this class may skate the public session on the day 

of their class for free. Saturday public session is 

from 2:00-4:00 p.m. Class held off campus. 



12:45-1:15 p.m. 


DRAW COMIC BOOK & CARTOON 

CHARACTERS LIKE THE PROS 

Learn how to draw your favorite action Heroes and 

Villains like Spiderman, Spawn, 

Green, Lantern, Star Wars, 

Wonder Women, or even the 

Simpsons. You can even invent 

your own cartoon characters! 

This class will teach you 

important steps & secret artist 

tips you need to create & bring 

your cartoon to animation life. If 

you always wanted to become a 

cartoon super-action hero artist or comic Villain 

artist. Ages 12+ 

SubEvent: Wayne Thomas Fee: $65 


5:30-7:00 p.m. 


SUMMER OUTDOORS 

NEW 

ACTIVITIES 

Have lots of fun this summer right 

here at L.A.C.C. playing outdoor games, splashing 

water, teaming up for multiple learning activities, 

and making new friends. Give your eyes and 

body a healthy break away from sitting in front 

of a T.V. and playing video games, get some 

healthy exercise and turn the meals you eat at 

home into good fuel your growing body needs. 

Part of the fun in participating with these activities 

will be an appreciation and understanding of your 

natural surroundings and their usefulness. 

Students will all be actively involved in each 

activity. There will be lots of movement, critical 

thinking and laughs, don’t get left out. Open to 

boys and girls 7-12. Wear tennis shoes. 

SubEvent: Cass Fletcher Fee: $50 


11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 


SINGING FOR CHILDREN 

Enroll your child in this fun, safe and popular 

singing program at L.A.C.C. Help your child to soar 

and expose their gift in singing. Students will learn 

proper vocal and breathing techniques to 

strengthen and bring out their full singing potential. 

Your child’s confidence and singing abilities will be 

enhanced tremendously. Each child will perform 

solo and with the class. Limit 10 students. 

SubEvent: Linda Stevens Fee: $60 

#80012A 5 Saturdays (5-9 yrs.) 

12:30-1:30 p.m. 


#80012B 5 Saturdays (10-15 yrs.) Fee: $60 

1:30-2:30 p.m. 


TENNIS FOR CHILDREN & TEENS 

Students will learn power positions for putting 

topspin and slice on the ball plus other basics as 

needed for good movement. Bring 1 new can of 

tennis balls and tennis racket. Held off-campus. 

Ages: 8-18 yrs. Limit 8 students. Ages 12+ may 

also sign-up for Saturday Tennis - see page 24. 

SubEvent: Daphne Chinn Fee: $55 


4:00-5:00 p.m. 


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SOCCER ACADEMY FOR KIDS 

A soccer program for boys and girls who want to 

learn proper game techniques, including ball 

control, dribbling, passing & shooting. Team play 

and strategies will also be covered. Keep your body 

and mind healthy and join this fun and exciting 

class. Instructor is fluent in both English and 

Spanish. Bring soccer ball, soccer shoes and 

kneepads. Held off campus. 

SubEvent: Marleth Fernandez Fee: $50 


12:00-1:00 p.m. (4-7 yrs.) 


#80667B 5 Saturdays Fee: $50 

1:00-2:00 p.m. (8-13 yrs.) 


MUSICAL KEYBOARDING FOR CHILDREN 

Students will learn the correct fundamentals in 

playing the piano: Topics: Development in finger 

coordination, critical sense of listening; notations in 

pitch and rhythm; discipline in good practice habits 

with an appreciation of music through the piano, 

plus basic written theory. Solo-ensemble repertoire 

will also be introduced. Ages: 6 & up. Intermediate 

requires: Basic knowledge of music note reading. 

Intermediate students will choose sheet music 

comparable to their level. Limit 12 students. Please 

bring your own keyboard to class. 

SubEvent: Mariam Avetisyan Fee: $55 

#80052A Sundays (Beg.) 

11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

July 1-29 

#80052B Fridays (Beg./Interm.) Fee: $55 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 


#80052C Fridays (Beg./Interm.) Fee: $55 

7:00-8:00 p.m. 


PHOTOSHOP FOR KIDS 

Learn how professionals put together the pictures 

you see in books, magazines, and the internet. 

We’ll show you how your creative mind can get 

started using the principles of graphic design using 

Adobe Photoshop. You will learn the concepts of 

shapes, lines, color combinations, and just having 

fun with it. We’ll guide you through every step to get 

you to create some cool art. Ages 9-15. 

SubEvent: Angelo Almonte Fee: $65 

#80761A Monday-Thursday 

4:00-5:15 p.m. 

July 23-26 

CREATIVE MOVEMENT/ART MOVES 

Explore dance as a learning path into 

NEW 

the colorful and artful world of 

Creative Dance Art Movement. 

Journey thru dance history themes, 

storytelling, and musicality. Other topics 

include: focusing and listening skills, balance and 

physical coordination, utilization of personal and 

general space, artistic perception processing 

analyzation and responding to sensory information 

thru the language and skills unique to dance. 

SubEvent: Cynthia Miltenberger Fee: $50 


10:00-11:00 a.m. 


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GUITAR FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Come discover the true and fun way of 

learning how to play the guitar. 

This class will teach you proper 

finger coordination, how to tune 

your guitar and how to 

understand basic music notes. 

Bring acoustic guitar. Please 

bring book - Title of book is Guitar Method 1, 2 nd 

edition by Will Schmidt and Greg Koch, ISBN 0- 

7935-3392 can be purchased at The Guitar Center 

in Hollywood. Ages 10-16. 

SubEvent: Daniel Calderon Fee: $55 


3:00-4:30 p.m. 



3:00-4:30 p.m. 


BALLET FOR CHILDREN 

An introduction to pre-ballet techniques for children. 

The program will focus on the basic positions, 

techniques, steps, and discipline of ballet. This 

workshop provides instruction on the correct use of 

the physical mechanics of motion encouraging the 

spirit of dance in children. Enroll early! 


#80021A 5 Saturdays (Ages 3-4) 

8:00-9:00 a.m. 


#80021B 5 Saturdays (Ages 5-8) Fee: $55 

9:00-10:00 a.m. 


#80021C Sandy Fetherolf 

5 Fridays (Ages 3-8) Fee: $55 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 



#80021D 5 Saturdays (Ages 3-4) 

8:00-9:00 a.m. 


#80021E 5 Saturdays (Ages 5-8) Fee: $55 

9:00-10:00 a.m. 


#80021F Sandy Fetherolf 

5 Fridays (Ages 3-8) Fee: $55 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 

August 3-31 

SPANISH FOR KIDS 

An introductory class open to young people who 

want to learn the basic fundamentals of reading, 

writing and speaking Spanish. In addition to 

providing the practice needed to aid retention, this 

class will also provide the opportunity to develop a 

higher level of thinking skills as it aims at teaching 

how to use the language creatively. Students will 

be using a syllabus covering topics appropriate to 

their age and interest. Study materials will be 

provided at no extra cost. Emphasis will be placed 

on grammar, pronunciation and conversational 

exercises. Ages 18 & under. 


#80777A 5 Thursdays 

5:15-6:15 p.m. 

July 5-August 2

GYMNASTICS FOR KIDS 

This class is designed to teach basic gymnastic 

skills to children with little or no experience. 

Emphasis is on floor exercises and tumbling skills. 

Gymnastic skills increase motor coordination 

muscular strength, flexibility, and endurance. 

Students will also acquire awareness about body 

movement and physical fitness. Each class begins 

with a comprehensive warm-up routine with an 

emphasis on flexibility. Wear athletic clothing. 

SubEvent: Ron Newsome Fee: $55 

#80031A 5 Saturdays (6-12 yrs.) 

2:30-3:30 p.m. 


#80031B 5 Saturdays (3-5 yrs.) Fee: $55 

3:30-4:30 p.m. 


#80031C 5 Saturdays (6-12 yrs.) Fee: $55 

2:30-3:30 p.m. 


#80031D 5 Saturdays (3-5 yrs.) Fee: $55 

3:30-4:30 p.m. 


TYPING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Learn how to type the fun, fast and easy way. Let 

your fingers do the talking! Students will type 

school reports, letters, 

homework and applications. 

Get the correct fundamentals 

on the computer keyboard 

which will pay off when they 

enter enter college and the 

business world. Students are encouraged to repeat 

if more practice or speedier progress is desired. 

Ages: 9+. At 3020 Wilshire Bl. 

SubEvent: Ryan Obando Fee: $50 


4:30-5:30 p.m. 

July 6-27 

VIDEO GAME DESIGN FOR KIDS 

You may spend countless hours playing video 

games… but ever dreamed of creating your own 

game? If you’re ready to step up to the next level, 

join this class ‘cause you’re in for a load of fun. 

With Microsoft’s Kodu Game Lab you can let your 

creative mind explore the possibilities of creating 

your own game levels, adventures, and lots more – 

all without knowing a bit of complicated codes. If 

you can point and click a mouse, then your on 

you’re way to creating your very own video game. 

Ages 9-15. You may bring your Xbox controller 

to class - Xbox controller must be wired, USB 

type. Limited to only 9 students. 


#80766A Mon, Wed, Thurs. 

2:00-3:30 p.m. 

July 16, 18, 19 

PARK ON CAMPUS – PURCHASE A 

SUMMER PARKING PERMIT 

FOR ONLY $10. 

See Pg. 34 

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CHILDREN’S MUSICAL THEATRE 

EXPERIENCE 

Learn a popular theatre and musical stage 

scene and or song number from a 

well known Broadway show. 

Students will sing, dance and 

act out a stage scene, they have 

learned in class. Come join this 

fun and exciting theatrical 

experience and bring out your fullest acting and 

artistic talents. No acting experience needed. 

SubEvent: Ann Monahan Fee: $65 


12:15-1:15 p.m. 


MAKE IT MARVELOUS WITH iMOVIE 

Lights, Camera, Action! This 

summer, learn the ins and outs 

of iMovie and how to make a 

film in about the time it takes to 

watch one. Add your own videos, 

NEW 

pictures, sound effects, quickly and easily! Then 

add cool visual effects and transition to make your 

next movie masterpiece. All with a click and a drag 

and a creative mind. Join this fun-filled class where 

kids become filmmakers. Mac computers will be 

used. 



3:45-5:00 p.m. 

July 16, 18, 19 

BASKETBALL FOR KIDS 

Hey kids want to perfect your 

Basketball skills and shape-up 

for the upcoming Basketball NEW 

season? Then welcome aboard 

because this Summer Basketball 

workshop will first drill you on rules and regulations 

of the game, students will then incorporate these 

rules with their drill exercises on the basketball 

court. Students will work on their dribbling and also 

perfect their shooting 

skills. Students will then 

break into teams and fine 

tune their overall 

performance. Please 

bring basketball, wear 

tennis shoes, bring 

towel and bottled water. Open to boys and girls 

ages 9-13. 

SubEvent: Cass Fletcher Fee: $50 


9:00-10:30 a.m. 



9:00-10:30 a.m. 


GOLF FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Hey Kids - come join the fun this Summer and learn 

how to play Golf. You don’t have to bring anything 

but yourselves. Golf clubs and balls provided by 

teacher. Learn correct posture, golf stance and 

what golf club to use, plus golf swing and stroke to 

use to get the best distance or shot. Ages 9-15. 

SubEvent: Frank Dessel Fee: $85 


9:45-10:45 a.m. 

July 7-August 4

COMPUTERS & 

THE INTERNET 

All PC/MAC classes held at either: 

3020 Wilshire Blvd. 2 nd Floor or 

855 N. Vermont Av. (L.A.C.C.) 

Location of your class will be printed 

on your receipt - you can also check 

location of your class with 

Community Services Office: 

(323) 953-4000 extension: 2651. 

PC SOFTWARE CLASSES 

KEYBOARDING – BEGINNING TYPING 

With so many jobs and public institutions requiring 

a skill in proficient typing and the widespread use of 

email, learning to type is a very important asset. 

This class for beginners will cover basic job 

applications, business formats, and keyboard 

functions. Limit 9. One student per computer. 

SubEvent: Ryan Obando Fee: $60 


6:00-8:00 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire 

July 6-27 

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 

AND MICROSOFT WINDOWS 

Computers are so easy to use, right? This is a 

beginner’s course covering typical hardware and 

software, concepts and terminology of operating 

the PC in the home or business environment. 

Practice the basic computer fundamentals: 

powering up, creating files & folders, making 

backups, using Windows operating system and the 

built-in accessories. Learn about all those keys on 

the keyboard, and how they are used along with 

basic mouse operations. This recommended 

course will give a “newbie” the knowledge and 

confidence to handle most Windows applications. 

Basic typing skills needed. 


#12002A One Friday At 3020 Wilshire 

9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

June 22 

MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR WINDOWS 

Learn to use this leading 

Windows spreadsheet program 

to do your number crunching 

for you. Topics include: Basic 

worksheet navigation, and 

entry techniques, cell 

references, using the command 

groups & settings, formulas & functions, charts & 

graphs and simple database operations. Some 

experience with Windows is recommended. 

Register early - class is limited to only one 

student per computer. Class held at 3020 

Wilshire Blvd. 


#12120A One Friday 

9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

June 29 

#12120B One Friday Fee: $85 

9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

August 3 

9 

MICROSOFT EXCEL - ADVANCED 

This seminar is designed for those already familiar 

with Excel basics and want to explore more 

advanced features. Topics to be covered will 

include cell formatting & customization, worksheet 

deployment, advanced formula concepts, 

conditional and logical functions, date/time 

calculations, string manipulation, pivot tables, and 

introduction to macros/VBA programming. Prerequisite: 

Knowledge of basic spreadsheet 

commands and functions. Limit 6 students. Class 

held at 3020 Wilshire Blvd. 


#12125A One Friday3020 

9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 

July 6 


9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 

August 10 

MICROSOFT ACCESS FOR WINDOWS 

Learn to use this leading Windows database 

program to track lists of customers, inventory, 

employees, etc. Topics include: Creating, modifying 

and sorting data tables; creating forms and reports; 

finding information with queries; a sample mailing 

list application. Previous experience with Windows 

would be helpful. Material fee of $5 payable at 

time of registration. 

SubEvent: José Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $90 


9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

July 13 

MICROSOFT WORD 2010-ESSENTIALS 

ake the fast-track to 

T 

using this powerful word 

processing program. This 

course will cover all the basics 

including: page layout & templates, 

NEW 

editing & formatting, working with styles and 

themes. Learn about the commands, galleries, 

wizards and keyboard shortcuts to easily create 

that perfect document. Also demonstrated: Headers 

& columns, and various tips and tricks. This is a 

hands-on class and enrollment is limited; there is 

no material fee for this class. Student must bring 

a USB flash drive to class for saving example 

documents and practice files. 



6:00-9:30 p.m. 

July 11 & 18 

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 

Take pictures like a professional. Learn which is the 

best camera to buy? What’s the difference between 

JPEG and RAW? These questions and more are 

answered in this seminar. Shoot better pictures, 

use email to send your photos to relatives and 

create stunning greeting cards, calendars and 

personalized posters using images from your 

digital camera. Make your snapshots sizzle and 

create jaw-dropping effects with a few simple clicks 

of the mouse. Bring your camera, instruction book 

and connector cables! Material fee of $5 payable 

at time of registration. 


#11110A One Thursday 

5:45-9:45 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire 

July 26

WEB DESIGN WORKSHOP 

A COMPLETE COURSE 

This introduction class creates a total web design 

experience. First you will acquire photos and 

images to be manipulated for the Web using 

Photoshop. Then using the latest Dreamweaver 

software, you will create a full-featured website. 

Learn how to add text, sounds, html, links and 

videos with relative ease. This class is designed 

for beg/intermediate graphic designers looking to 

become either working professionals or just 

hobbyist at home. You will create and design your 

interactive webpage in class. Basic Windows 

and mouse experience needed. Limit 9. 

Material fee of $10 payable at time of 

registration. 

SubEvent: José Ruiz Fee: $145 

#12009A 3 Tuesdays 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


#12009B 3 Thursdays Fee: $145 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 

August 16-30 

COMPUTER REPAIR - BUILDING, 

CONFIGURATION & TROUBLESHOOTING 

Have you ever asked these about your computer: 

“Is this processor fast enough?” “How 

much RAM do I need?” 

“Can I make my 

computer faster?” “How 

do I get rid of viruses?” 

Build up your skills in 

learning the ins and outs 

of your computer and see how 

everything works in that electronic box. You’ll get 

hands-on dissecting hardware and no longer be 

unfamiliar with optical drives, USB ports, hard 

drives, and more. You’ll also learn about the 

software that runs on your computer and what 

steps you can take to keep it fast and virus free. 

includes basic tools to open up almost any 

computer. Beginners and experienced welcome. 


#12003A One Saturday 

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 

July 14 

INTRODUCTION TO DREAMWEAVER 

CS5 FOR WINDOWS 

Learn the software that has to become the standard 

for Web design and production. Adobe 

Dreamweaver has many innovative features that 

make creating a web site as easy as A B C. Learn 

to work with links – rollovers – animated layers and 

much more. Step-by step instructions will guide you 

through the creation of your own web site in class. 

Pre-requisite: Experience with Windows is a must 

and good knowledge of keyboarding and mouse 

usage. Material fee of $5 payable at time of 

registration. 



6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 25 & August 1 

Obtain a Certificate 

of Completion- $10. 

At least 90% of class 

must be attended. 

10 

Learn in a one-on-one environment. Our 

experienced and patient trainer will teach you how 

to use the computer on campus. All sessions are 

scheduled at your convenience and topics are 

based on your training need and level (absolute 

beginner, intermediate, or advanced). Customized 

one-on-one computer (PC or Apple) sessions are a 

minimum of two hours in length. 

SubEvent: Computer Staff Fee: 2 hrs. for $150 

#12222A By Scheduled Appointment 

#12222B Computer Staff Fee: 5 hrs. for $325 

By Scheduled Appointment 

(323) 953-4000 

Ext: 2651 

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS5 FOR WINDOWS 

This class covers all the basic tools to enhance 

photos, create collages, and make restorations and 

design photo layouts. Learn some of the secrets of 

the professionals and discover why Photoshop is 

the standard for serious working photographers and 

artists world wide. This version from Adobe is 

compatible with all previous releases so what you 

learn here is easily adapted to other versions. 

Experience with Windows needed. Material fee of 

$5 payable at time of registration. Limit 9. 



6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 9 & 16 

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 

Need a presentation that really gets your point 

across? PowerPoint has everything you need to 

create a perfect presentation. Make eye catching 

color presentations to show from a computer or 

35mm slides, produce speaker notes, handouts 

and outlines; your documents will look professional! 

Use the built-in templates and wizards to add 

graphic effects and sound. Best of all, you can run 

your presentation on ANY WINDOWS COMPUTER 

– even if you do not have PowerPoint! Material fee 

of $5 payable at time of registration. 


#12140A One Monday 

5:30-9:30 p.m. 

July 2 

MANIPULATION OF IMAGES WITH 

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS5 FOR 

GRAPHIC & WEB DESIGNERS 

Learn how to use Photoshop and it’s special effects 

to manipulate images and background for design 

and production of using layers, cuts, textures, 

filters, styles and manipulation and production of 

fonts and text creating wood, metallic, neon and 

other text styles using distortion, fill 3D, gradient 

and other tools. Limited enrollment. Material fee 


SubEvent: Jose Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $95 


6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 24 & 31

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS5 

FOR WINDOWS 

Over the years Adobe Illustrator has become the 

standard for vector illustration design. Artist, 

Illustrators and graphic designers use Illustrator to 

create vector-based graphics that can be easily 

rescaled without the loss of quality. You will work 

with designs, photos, line images and text to create 

eye-popping presentations that will put you in a 

new plateau of professional ability. This version 

from Adobe is compatible with all releases so what 

you learn here is easily adapted to other versions. 

Pre-requisite: Experience with windows & keyboard 

and mouse usage. Material fee of $5 payable at 

time of registration. Held at 3020 Wilshire Blvd. 



9:30-3:30 p.m. 

July 27 

E-COMMERCE/ONLINE STORE 

WEBSITE DESIGN 

Learn how to create your own online store using a 

variety of online services, many 

being free or at little cost to 

you. Many of these services 

require little or no knowledge 

of coding. You might even 

create your own website using 

content management system (CMS) such as 

Magento. Get hands-on instruction creating your 

own personalized online store. Stop 

procrastinating and putting off your excellent 

ideas and line of wonderful products. Let this 

class introduce your products to all the world!!! 

By the end of this class students will know how to: 

Create a store name & domain. 

Create homepage w/navigation. 

Manage your online products. 

Create payment methods for customers - 

PayPal, Credit card, etc. 

Prerequisites: Know how to use a keyboard and 

mouse; basic understanding of the Internet. Basic 

HTML may be introduced, but not required. 

Students are encouraged to register a domain 

name and website hosting services before or during 

class unless you already have your own. 



6:30-9:00 p.m. 

June 25, 27 & 28 

#12011B Mon, Wed, Fri. Fee: $95 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 

August 13, 15, & 17 

ADOBE INDESIGN CS5 FOR WINDOWS 

Design professional layouts for prints and digital 

publishing. Adobe InDesign provides precise 

professional control over typography and built-in 

creative tools for designing, preflighting and 

publishing documents for print or online. Create 

catalogs, yearbooks, advertising flyers or any other 

type of document you need. You can include 

interactivity, animation, video and sound in page 

layouts to fully engage readers. Must have working 

knowledge of computers & good keyboarding skills. 

Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration. 

Held at 3020 Wilshire Blvd. 

SubEvent: José Ruiz Fee: $85 


9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

July 20 

11 

MICROSOFT OFFICE 

This course provides an entry-level hands-on 

overview of Windows and three major components 

of the Microsoft Office 

suite: Word, Excel and 

PowerPoint. Instruction is 

designed for the new 

computer user and topics 

include: Windows basics; 

fundamental safety 

precautions; creating, editing and saving; formatting 

and printing Word documents, Excel worksheets 

and PowerPoint presentations; simple automation 

of repetitive tasks in Word; using Microsoft’s 

wizards and templates; formulas; cell referencing 

and creating a graph in Excel. Windows 

experience required. Material fee of $15 

payable at time of registration. 



6:00-9:00 p.m. 


MAC SOFTWARE CLASSES 

INTRODUCTION TO THE MAC 

Are you new to the Mac? We’ll start with a brief 

history of this iconic platform, and build our way up 

to discover the fun and exciting things you and your 

Mac can do. Organize and clean up files with 

Finder; switch between programs with Expose and 

Spaces. Even see just how easy it is to switch back 

and forth from PC to a Mac. All you need to get 

started to become a Mac genius begins here. 



9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 

June 22 

INTRODUCTION TO FILM EDITING 

This class introduces students to the basics of film 

editing including organizing the workspace, 

architecture, workflow, settings, capturing, 

importing, editing, rendering, and exporting video 

projects viewable to multiple platforms, including 

web streaming. Using Final Cut Pro, students will 

master the fundamentals of the interface; add 

innovative cuts, transitions, compositing, zooming, 

and framing shots for the greatest visual impact. 

Special emphasis will be placed on introducing the 

principles of film editing that work for all editing 

software. Enrollment limited to only 6 students. 

#13050A Kinga Brooks Fee: $185 

3 Thursdays (Beg.) 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


#13050B 3 Mondays (Beg.) Fee: $185 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


(323) 953-4000 x2651 

Register by phone!

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ON THE MAC 

Learn the basic tools in Adobe Photoshop for 

graphic design, photo manipulation collage & layout 

photo restoration. You’ll be amazed at the things 

that you can do. This is an excellent program for 

photographers and graphic designers as well as 

fine arts. Pre-requisite: Introduction to the 

Macintosh or equivalent. Held at 3020 Wilshire 

Blvd. Limit 9 students. 

SubEvent: Brian Shelton Fee: $135 


9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

June 29 

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ON THE MAC 

Adobe Illustrator is the most powerful vector 

drawing page design and production tool in the 

world today, ideal for designers with a desire to 

elevate their work to a new vista of creativity. Learn 

how to draw and integrate text with your designs, 

illustrations, line art, images and photos. Learn how 

to create charts with illustrator. Prior Mac 

experience is helpful. Held at 3020 Wilshire Bl. 

Limit 9 students. 

SubEvent: Brian Shelton Fee: $135 


9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

July 20 

ADOBE DREAMWEAVER ON THE MAC 

Learn how to use Dreamweaver from the leader’s 

Creative Suite to create full-featured websites even 

if you have no knowledge of Web design or HTML 

basics. Get acquainted with program features and 

become familiar with commonly used Web 

terminology. Gain hands-on experience and 

develop your Web design skills by using each new 

feature for real world Web site and Web page 

construction. Create forms using Java applets, 

downloading and customizing Dreamweaver 

extensions to expand the software’s range of 

capabilities. Prior Internet experience required. 

Enrollment is limited to only one student per 

Mac computer so register early to guarantee 

your spot. Limit 9 students. 

SubEvent: Ara Chouljian Fee: $115 

#13008A One Mon. & Wed. 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 9 & 11 

BUSINESS 

DEVELOPMENT 

CREATE YOUR OWN IMPORT/EXPORT 

BUSINESS: FULL-TIME OR HOME BASED 

Learn how to make full-time or part-time income 

from importing and exporting profitable products. 

Be your own boss; set your own schedule; work 

from home; travel to foreign lands. This workshop is 

fully tax deductible. Locate products and vendors 

overseas; locate distribution and sales reps in the 

US, arrange transportation and insurance and how 

to maximize your profits through price scheduling. 

Material fee $15 payable at time of registration. 

SubEvent: Shirley Knull Fee: $110 

#20016A Two Saturdays 

9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

July 21 & 28 

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BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS 

& CONCEPTS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 

This is a hands-on course where students learn the 

process of journalizing, posting, adjusting and 

closing a set of books for a make-shift business. 

Students will learn how to use the 

trial balance sheet. In addition, 

students will learn horizontal 

analysis, vertical analysis, trend 

analysis and how financial ratios 

are used tin accessing the 

company’s financial position. 

Students should bring a calculator to use when 

doing their analysis. A “Certificate of 

Completion” will be awarded upon completion 

of the course at no additional Charge. Material 

fee of $20 payable online before class starts at: 

community services.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html 

SubEvent: Kevin Farmer Fee: $115 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

July 6 

QUICKBOOKS FUNDAMENTALS 

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 

Learn the fundamentals of QuickBooks including, 

navigating the software, and setting up a company 

file, working with Lists, Bank Accounts, 

entering/paying bills, tracking/paying sales tax and 

reconciling bank accounts. This is a “hands on” 

course where students will use a computer to enter 

and process data. A Certificate of Completion 

will be awarded upon completion of this course. 


registration. Prerequisite: Bookkeeping 

Analysis. Only one student per computer! This 

popular class filled-up instantly in the Spring 

season – register early! 

SubEvent: Ronald Scott Amie Fee: $115 

#20122A One Sunday 

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

July 8 

#20122B One Sunday Fee: $115 

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

July 22 

QUICKBOOKS II - CERTIFICATION 

This is a hands on a course using some of the 

more advanced features of QuickBooks including: 

Purchase Orders, Estimates, Customizing Forms 

and Reports, Fixed Asset Recording with 

Depreciation, Long Term Note amortization, 

Inventory tracking and adjusting, Petty Cash 

Accounting, Job Costing and Payroll set-up. A 

”Certificate of Completion” is included in the 

material fee and will be awarded upon 

completion of the course. Material fee of $20 

payable at time of registration. Prerequisite: 

Quickbooks I. Only one student per computer! 

Limited to only 15 students! 

SubEvent: Ronald Scott Amie Fee: $115 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

August 12 

REGISTER EARLY 

BEFORE CLASSES 

FILL UP!!!

HOW TO LEGALLY START A 

NEW BUSINESS IN L.A. 

Stop procrastinating and set-up your business 

now! Start the money flow into your pockets! 

A quick and easy guide through the forest of 

regulation facing new business 

start-up in Los Angeles. This 

class is designed to quickly 

and painlessly cover 

everything you need to know 

about city and county tax 

forms, business licenses and 

reporting systems, payroll and income taxes, and 

federal and California requirements. Material fee of 

$15 payable online before class starts at: 

community services.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html 

SubEvent: Kevin Farmer Fee: $55 


10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 

July 27 

MONEYMAKING USING YOUR COMPUTER 

Did you know that there are more than 120 different 

businesses that you can operate from your 

computer? You don’t need a big investment to start 

any of these businesses. This seminar will show 

you which businesses are hot and how you can 

take advantage of them. This course includes 

training on how to expertly set up and operate a 

legally complete home based business that will 

allow you to make money your own way. Material 


SubEvent: Nancy Miller/Mike Rounds Fee: $35 

#25544A One Wednesday 

6:30-9:30 p.m. 

July 11 

LIVE – RENT FREE!!! 

Apartment Management Certificate Class 

Have you noticed all the high-rise buildings going 

up? All these new apartment buildings need you 

as a manager – reap the benefits! This class will 

cover all the topics necessary to become an 

apartment manager; or, if you are a 

property/building owner, get the skills and laws 

needed to properly manage and facilitate your 

investment. Topics: Unlawful detainer/eviction laws 

& procedures. Rental lease-contracts, Rental 

marketing, Manager salary/benefits; Section 8, 

Rent control and more. Don’t put off your career 

as an apartment manager any longer! Register 

early to guarantee your spot in this class! 

SubEvent: Joseph Cavalin Fee: $100 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 

July 9-23 

#20020B 3 Wednesdays Fee: $100 

6:00-10:00 p.m. 

August 15-29 



FOR ONLY $10. 

See Pg. 34 

13 

PROFESSIONAL SPEAKING FOR THE 

CLUELESS 

Want to make six-figures speaking about what you 

know? Then enter the highly lucrative business of 

seminars, workshops, and professional speaking! 

You can profit by sharing your experience with 

people who are willing to pay for it. In this dynamic 

program you’ll learn how to: Make six figures 

speaking about what you know, apply as a trainer 

with seminar companies, book over 100 paid 

engagements in your first year of business, work 

with bureaus and agents, create profitable support 

products like books and audio products. .Material 

fee of $30 payable at time of registration . 

SubEvent: Mike Rounds Fee: $35 

#20017A One Wednesday 

6:30-9:30 p.m. 

July 11 

CAREER 

DEVELOPMENT 

HOW TO BECOME A NOTARY PUBLIC 

This class will prepare students to pass the state 

examination. Effective July 1, 2005 this class must 

be approved by the Secretary of State. Topics: 

Requirements & duties of a Notary; Expectations 

regarding past/present convictions; How to prevent 

Lawsuits; keep/maintain a Notorial Journal; Acts 

constituting practice of Law; Bond requirements; 

When to use certificates; Illegal advertising; 

Guidelines for Notaries with expertise in 

immigration/consulting and disabled veterans 

services. Test dates and locations of the 

examination conducted by the State of California. 

Prerequisites: No Felonies; 18 years of age; legal 

resident in State of California; Read, write and 

understand English; pass a background check. 


registration. Students must be on time & bring a 

sack lunch. 

SubEvent: Barbara Douglas Fee: $80 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

July 21 

GRANT PROPOSALS: HOW TO FIND 

THEM AND HOW TO WRITE THEM 

There is a demand for good grant proposal writers 

in the public and nonprofit 

sectors, from Head Start 

childcare centers, schools, 

Colleges, Universities to faithbased 

organizations and 

community centers. Students will 

review basic steps toward seeking and writing 

promising grant proposals. Learn to identify 

community needs and budgeting costs to meet 

those needs, learn to ask for just the right amount 

of funding to fill that budget. Various types of grant 

proposals will be covered, from E-Forms to packet 

forms. Prepare for some hands-on practice. 

Internet experience recommended. 



12:00-3:00 p.m. 

July 22 & 29

SECURITY GUARD CERTIFICATION - Start 

to work in Security after getting certified in 

this class!! 

Start your career in Public Safety or Law 

Enforcement!! The security field is a 24hour 

operation and there is a big demand 

for certified security professionals. It’s one 

of the few industries that grows and 

thrives in a challenging economy. 

Security Guard Certification is an 8 

hour training course required by the 

Dept. of Consumer Affairs Bureau of 

Security & Investigative Services (BSIS) 

Stop procrastinating and get your certification – 

jump into this employable field, Open to both 

men & women. Simon Cruz Jr. is a BSIS 

Licensed/Certified Ranger master and Firearms 

instructor and trainer. Material fee of $10 payable 

at time of registration. Certification fee does not 

include Live Scan and Application Fees. Some of 

the Security jobs are: Mobile Patrol Officer, 

Body Guard, Special Events Officer, Public 

Safety Officer, Bank Officer, Patrol Officer. 

Register early before class fills-up! 

SubEvent: Simon Cruz Jr. Fee: $80 


8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

August 4 

BECOME A PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER 

Start working after completing this class! 

Why pay hundreds of dollars more at other schools 

to learn bartending when this bartending class will 

cover all you need to know in the field of bartending 

and more! And yes, you can start bartending when 

you complete this class. As the economy struggles 

and employment worsens - Bartending jobs are in 

demand wherever you go! Bartending requires so 

much more than knowing how to put ice in a glass 

and adding the proper ingredients. Kellie will 

prepare you to be 

a great 

salesperson; a 

customer service 

expert and an 

honest/valuable 

employee with 

skills that will 

help you succeed 

in the real world 

of bartending. 

With the skills gained from Kellie Nicholson’s 

class and her notoriety in the Bartending world 

plus certificate of completion, her students 

have successfully secured bartending jobs after 

completing this class, Kellie’s clientele includes 

Will from the Black Eyed Peas, David Schwimmer, 

Jessica Simpson and Ashton Kucher. Material fee 

of $50 payable online to www.barbizz.com/pay 

before class starts. Those who score 90% or 

above on the tests will be awarded a Master’s 

Certificate of Excellence! 

SubEvent: Kellie Nicholson Fee: $150 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 

August 7-21 





14 

HOW TO BECOME A BODYGUARD 

Ever wonder how you could get 

a job protecting famous movie 

stars, high profile political 

people, famous rock and hip hop 

artist? This course is designed to 

NEW 

teach students the basics of executive security 

protection detail. This includes information of site 

survey, advance procedures; security posts, 

motorcade operations; the package and close 

proximity. Topic highlights: Intro to Dignity 

Protection, Mission, Cover and Evacuation the 

Principal, Advanced Planning, Rings of Protection, 

Dress Etiquette, Ethics and DPU Unit Teamwork, 

Weapons, equipment and Medical Supplies, 

Advances and advance Exercise Protective 

Formations and Defensive Tactics for the Dignitary 

Protection Agent, Protecting the Dignitary 

Exercises. Upon successful completion of this 

seminar you will receive a certificate of 

completion. Material fee of $10 payable at time 

of registration. 

SubEvent: Simon Cruz Jr. Fee: $80 


8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

August 11 

L.A. COUNTY FOOD SERVICE / FOOD 

HANDLERS CERTIFICATION PROGRAM 

(Class is held in English, but you may also 

take Food Certification exam in Spanish.) 

Get certified now!! Don’t risk having your 

food business shut down!!! 

Las clases se llevan a cabo en Inglés, pero el 

examen está disponible en Español también. 

The California Health and Safety Code, L.A. County 

Code/Ordinance 97-0071, requires mandatory 

Food Handler certification for managers/operators 

and/or other responsible parties of 

all restaurants, markets, mobile 

food preparation units, 

commissaries and food 

processing establishments. One 

certified food handler is required to 

be present during all hours of operation. This 

ordinance went into effect January 1999. Now is 

the time to get certified to protect your business 

and profession as a food service provider. This 

class is approved by the American Culinary 

Federation and L.A. County Health Department. 

Limit is 18 students. Exam will be given at this 

class. Material fee of $80 payable at time of 

registration for Serv Safe textbook and test 

scantron. If you have failed the test previously 

and already have the Serv Safe textbook, you 

have the option of only purchasing the test 

scantron for $50. Re-certification means your 

license has expired and you need to renew, 

registration fee is $110 and textbook with test 

scantron is $80. Be sure to pick-up your book 

with answers to examination in advance, as you 

will be taking your test on the same day of your 

class. This class has a limited enrollment. 

SubEvent: Anthony Battaglia Fee: $110 


9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 

July 27 


9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 

August 31

CREATIVE WRITING 

WRITE FOR MAGAZINES 

Too busy to write a novel? Too afraid to tackle a 

film or TV script? Start your writing career with 

shorter projects and magazine articles. Hundreds 

of publications need your words – find out how 

to earn an income sitting at the kitchen table or 

on the couch. Jack Adams has published articles 

in print & on-line for the past 20 years. As a writer, 

producer/developer of film & television projects, 

he’s listed in Marqui’s Who’s Who in Entertainment. 

SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40 


1:00-4:00 p.m. 

July 15 

READ ALL DAY & GET PAID FOR IT! 

If you like to read and have a flair for writing, you 

can supplement your income as a freelance reader. 

Film studios and producers need to have hundreds 

of scripts and books read each day - and freelance 

readers are paid to do it. Find out where the jobs 

are and who to contact. 

You'll work with reader's 

reports, which show how 

to write coverage that 

delivers the necessary 

information. Learn how to 

build a professional portfolio that will land you the 

most lucrative assignments. Material fee of $3 


SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

July 15 

OH NO! GRAMMAR AGAIN! 

This is an intensive review of grammar as used in 

creative writing. Avoid writer’s block – overcome 

the feeling of powerlessness because you do not 

recall the grammar “rules of the game”. Discover 

the simple rules of grammar and composition – free 

yourself to write clear concise letters, reports, and 

e-mails. Learn why computerized grammar checks 

usually miss the most common grammatical errors. 


SubEvent: Lisa Saperston Fee: $75 

#26010A One Mon. Two Fridays 

6:00-8:30 p.m. 

July 30, August 3, 10. 

ORAL PRESENTATION PRACTICE 

How are your English oral communication skills? Is 

English your 2 nd language? Do you feel shy or 

intimidated expressing your ideas in front of native 

English speakers? This class is designed to replace 

shyness/intimidation with lots of confidence and 

assertion. Feel more comfortable expressing 

yourself at work or in social settings. Perfect your 

American English pronunciation, learn essential 

expressions & phrases. Presented will be a series 

of exercises and role play scenarios to empower 

you to be a more polished speaker. Material fee of 

$15 payable at time of registration. 

SubEvent: Lisa Saperson Fee: $75 


7:00-9:30 p.m. 

July 10-31 

15 

MEDICAL CLASSES 

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I 

Students will study combining forms, prefixes, 

suffixes, Greek/ Latin verbs and 

adjectives used to construct 

medical terms. Also study the 

skeletal system. This workshop is 

designed for those interested in 

health-science related occupations. 

Ages: 14+. Concurrent enrollment 

with Medical Terminology. ll & lll is O.K. 


SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $65 


9:00-10:30 a.m. 



9:00-10:30 a.m. 


MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II 

Enlarge your vocabulary through the study of the 

major systems, along with the diseases and 

disorders associated with those systems. Systems 

to be covered include: muscular endocrinology, 

gastrointestinal, circulatory and respiratory. This 

class is designed for those interested in the healthscience 

occupations. Concurrent enrollment with 

Med. Term. I & III is O.K. Ages 14+. Material fee 




10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 



10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 


MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY III 

Complete your vocabulary in health sciences 

studying the remaining major systems along with 

the diseases and disorders of these systems. 

Systems to be covered include: genito-urinary, 

nervous system, integumentary systems, eye, ear, 

nose, mouth (the senses). This medical class is 

designed for those interested in health science 

related occupations. Concurrent enrollment with 

Med. Term. I & ll is O.K. Ages 14+. Material fee 




12:30-2:00 p.m. 



12:30-2:00 p.m. 


SAVE MONEY! Complete ALL of your 

Medical Terminology classes QUICKLY by 

enrolling in Medical Terminology 1,2,3 

concurrently, and when completed save 

money by paying only $10 to have ALL 3 

Medical Terminology classes put onto one 

Certificate of Completion !!!

ICD-9/CPT-4 CODING FOR 

MEDICAL INSURANCE 

Learn to use the ICD-9 and CPT-4 coding systems 

required by insurance companies including HMOs, 

commercial indemnity insurance, Medicare & Medi- 

Cal. Get knowledge of assigning diagnostic codes 

to patients' conditions and procedural codes to 

physicians' services. Cost of ICD-9 books $170 + 

$15 for material handouts are payable at time of 

registration. Pre-requisites are: Medical 

Terminology I, II, and III. No class September 1. 

SubEvent: Lilly Sarino Fee: $145 


12:30-5:00 p.m. 


MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING 

Students will get a thorough know-how of billing all 

3 rd party payers for physicians’ charges. Claim 

requirements for Workman’s Comp/Champus 

HMO’s, Medicare/Medi-Cal will be covered & claim 

forms will be completed for each. Pre-requisite: 

Working knowledge of Medical Terminology I, II, III, 

and ICD-9/CPT-4 coding. BRING YOUR ICD- 

9/CPT-4 CODING BOOKS! Material fee of $20 




12:30-5:00 p.m. 

September 22-October 20 

HOW TO START A HOME-BASED 

MEDICAL BILLING SERVICE 

Want to maximize your income? Than consider 

starting your own Home-Based Billing Service. 

Small home-based medical businesses earn 

$75,000 to $150,000 per year! Physicians must file 

claims electronically if they expect to be paid by 

Medicare. Most medical practices receive more 

than 80% of their income from insurance 

companies; the rest is derived from patient billing. 

Learn Marketing Strategies, how to get paid for 

your services; patient information sheet/charge 

tickets; how to obtain hardware and software; 

Introduction to insurance verification; how to obtain 

a license and write a business plan. Material fee of 

$5 payable at time of registration. 



2:00-5:00 p.m. 

August 25 

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL 

INSURANCE BILLING 

Learn how to input patient information, insurance 

data. Generate insurance claim forms statements, 

collection letters, edit lists, required forms in a 

business office to facilitate productive operations. 

You will actually set up a typical practice, inputting 

raw data from course documents. This hands-on 

class is recommended for working in medical 

facilities. Prerequisites: Basic computer, 

knowledge of ICD-9/CPT & HCPCS Coding and 

basic principles of Medical Insurance Billing. 


#29023B One Sunday 

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

August 5 

#29023A One Sunday Fee: $95 

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

October 21 

16 

C.P.R. CERTIFICATION 

CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION FOR 

PROFESSIONAL RESCUER 

Learn how to perform C.P.R. on adult and infants. 

This class will cover all the educational and handson 

procedures you need to understand when 

administering C.R.R. C.P.R. certification is now a 

must for caretakers, teachers, lifeguards, rescue 

workers and hospital personnel. Just by attending 

this one day class could save a loved one. A 

C.P.R./FPR certificate will be awarded upon 

successful completion. C.P.R. book required: 

Stock #652168 available at American Red Cross 

501 Shatto Place #100. Material fee of $27 

payable at time of registration for certificate. 

Limited to only 8 students! 

SubEvent: Ramon Navarro Fee: $65 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

June 24 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

August 19 

UNDERSTANDING CALIFORNIA 

WORKER’S COMPENSATION AND 

PERSONAL INJURY BILLING AND 

COLLECTIONS 

If you plan to work in the 

medical field, no doubt you will 

encounter instances that 

require correct knowledge on 

NEW 

handling Worker’s Compensation and Personal 

Injury Billing and collections. Learn more about how 

to bill Worker’s Compensation and Personal Injury 

cases. This class will teach you the rules that 

apply to billing and collecting for the services 

rendered in healthcare and tips on how to get 

paid. Learn what are the first steps when the 

patient arrives with a work or personal injury, There 

will be an overview of California’s Workers 

Compensation rules, also an overview of Personal 

Injury case(s), Coding and Billing rules, Liens and 

how to negotiate for maximum reimbursement. Prerequisite: 

Medical Insurance Billing. 

SubEvent: Denise Sandoval Fee: $75 

#29888A 2 Thursdays 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 


Register by phone! 

(323) 953-4000 x2651

ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM 

TECHNOLOGIST 

Employment of professionals in the 

NEW 

electronic Health Records field is 

expected to grow 20 percent by 

2018. As an Electronic Health 

Records System Technologist (HER) 

you will assist healthcare providers to choose, 

implement, train and maintain an electronic health 

records system. You will learn the essential 

components of the electronic health record and 

health information exchange essentials; system 

selection and implementation; project management 

and fundamentals of change and human factors. 

This program is 216 hours in length over 18 weeks 

offered entirely online with live, weekly 

teleconferences. Health information Technology is 

one of the hottest careers in healthcare today! By 

2014 all Medical facilities will be using electronic 

health records. You can be the bridge that helps 

that helps to make that transition! Start a new 

career in a growing medical profession today! 

Upon successful completion graduates will 

receive a certificate of completion. 

SubEvent: Boston Reed Staff Fee: $3,600 

#EHR120701 

Classes start monthly 

Please call for details (800) 201-1141 

CERTIFIED MASSAGE PRACTIONER 

(CMP) PROGRAM 

Due to the passage of California 

Assembly Bill 619, all Massage 

Practitioners and Therapists 

must be state-licensed as of 

NEW 

January 2012. This program will provide a 

comprehensive knowledge and the necessary skills 

to perform the occupational duties as it pertains to 

an educated, well-balanced Massage Practitioner. 

It is also the perfect career to offer you the “beyour-own-boss” 

freedom. This course teaches 

Acupressure Massage with herbal oil treatment and 

provides the student with increased sensitivity and 

understanding of the physic-structural process 

which shapes body and mind. This course will also 

cover: Acupressure. Swedish Massage, Foot 

Reflexology, Physiology, Shiatsu and Business 

Theory and Ethics. The practitioner will be able to 

best meet the needs of their clients by using the 

different modalities of massage, and by balancing 

the body with Western Eastern massage 

techniques. Upon successful completion of this 

250 hour program, graduates will receive a 

certificate of completion and become eligible to 

apply for registration as a Certified Massage 

Practitioner in the State of California. Minimum 

18 years of age. 

SubEvent: Pacific Rim Institute Foundation 

#CMP120625 Fee: $3,125 

Monday thru Friday 

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

June 25-August 8 

For details please call: (800) 396-1071 





REAL ESTATE & 

FINANCE 

HOW TO BUY A HOUSE OR CONDO 

Get detailed “how to” information on forms and 

instructions necessary to buy a new or existing 

house or condo Have the real estate 

professionals work for you, not against you; get 

the best house in your price range, learn about 

eligibility for government mortgage financing. 

Make an offer & negotiate with the seller. Material 


SubEvent: Jose Reyna Fee: $40 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

June 23 

HOW TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE 

WITH LITTLE OR NO MONEY DOWN 

Get on the path to a business opportunity with no 

experience and little initial capital. This class is 

designed to assist you in obtaining the financial 

success you deserve. Our Nation is one of the few 

that enable and encourage private ownership of 

real estate. Although traditional methods may delay 

the dream of home ownership/investment for some, 

with the knowledge and skills that we will share in 

this class, even the most strapped can acquire 

wealth through real estate. Material fee of $10 


SubEvent: Jose Reyna Fee: $40 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

July 21 

CLASES EN 

ESPAÑOL 

APRENDA A COSER 

Desarrolle su creatividad aprendiendo a coser. 

Curso para hombres y mujeres. No necesita previa 

experiencia. Las lecciones incluyen: como operar la 

máquina de coser, como tomar medidas, cortar con 

patron, escoger y preparar las telas antes de 

cortar, técnicas básicas de construcción Traer el 

primer día: lápiz, cinta métrica-de 60 pulgadas, 3 

½ yardas tela de algodón, Tijeras, agujas/alfileres 

hilo y descosedor. Edad mínima 16 años. No se 

permiten acompañantes ni niños en clase. Lista 

de materiales se le dará al momento de 

registrarse. 

SubEvent: Rosy Espinoza Cuota: $80 

#30111A 5 Domingos - Basico 

10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

24 de Junio-22 de Julio 

ARTES MARCIALES PARA 

ADOLECENTES 

Esta es una introducción a las tecnicas de defensa 

propia para adolecentes. Aprenda los fundamentos 

de defensa propia por medio de Kung-Fu, Judo y 

Jiu-Jitsu. Por medio de estos ejercios usted puede 

mejorar fisica y saludablemente. La clase es para 

niños y niñas. Edad 13 años y adelante. 

SubEvent: Rafael Ortiz Cuota: $55 

#80201A 5 Domingos 

10:00-11:30 a.m. 

24 de Junio-22 de Julio 

17

DISEÑOS FLORALES l 

Le gustaría aprender a crear sus propios arreglos 

florales usando flores frescas? Con esta clase 

podrá hacer arreglos de diferentes estilos, 

redondos, ovalados, con diseños, etc. Esta es una 

excelente clase para el principiante. Favor de traer 

un cuchillo pequeño y tijeras especiales para cortar 

alambre. No olvide de traer periódico. La cuota de 

materiales de $40 se paga al momento de 

registrarse. 

SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Cuota: $65 

#30131A 3 Sábados (Beg.) 

9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 

30 de Junio – 14 de Julio 

DISEÑOS FLORALES II 

Esta es la segunda fase de arreglos florales en la 

que aprenderá a usar diferentes tipos de vases; 

además aprenderá hacer arreglos más elaborados, 

como un topiary, un centro de mesa para las 

fiestas u ocasiones especiales. Traer un cuchillo 

pequeño y tijeras especiales para cortar alambre. 

No olvide de traer periódico. La cuota de 


registrarse. 


#30132A 3 Sábados 

9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 

21 de Julio-4 de Agosto 

DISEÑOS FLORALES PARA BODAS 

Le gustaría aprender a crear arreglos con flores 

frescas para bodas, quinceañeras, aniversarios, 

etc. En esta clase aprenderá hacer un ramo de 

novia, centro para la mesa principal y corsages 

para la corte. Traer un cuchillo pequeño tijeras 

regulares para cortar alambre. No olvide de traer 

papel periódico. La cuota de materiales de $25 se 

page al momento de registrarse. Pre-requisito: 

Diseños Florales l. 


#30133A Un Sábado 

9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

11 de Agosto 

Al termino de clases 

puede obtener un 

Certificado por $10. 

Debe atender por lo 

menos el 90% de las 

clases. 

GELATINAS FLORALES 

Elabore hermosas gelatinas con diseños florales y 

gane dinero a la vez. Maria le enseñara a preparar 

gelatinas individuales (con diseños de girasoles, 

margaritas y crisantemos) en tan solo una clase. 

Trabajará en gelatinas individuales que podra llevar 

a casa para impresionar familiares y amigos. La 

cuota de materiales de $10 se paga al momento 

de registrarse. 

SubEvent: Maria Elena Aguilar Cuota: $45 

#30220A Un Sábado 

9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 

14 de Julio 

#30220B Un Sábado Cuota: $45 

1:00-5:00 p.m. 

14 de Julio 

18 

DECORACION DE PASTELES - Básico 

Te ofrecemos la oportunidad de tomar clases de 

decoración de pasteles donde no solo encontrarás 

una enseñanza que te ayudará a desarrollarse 

económicamente sino que podrás 

adquirir conocimiento básico y 

festejar a tus seres queridos. No 

olvides de pedir tu lista de No se 

permiten acompañantes ni niños 

en clase. La Cuota de materiales 

de $7 se paga al momento de 

registrarse. Límite de solo 18 estudiantes. No 

clase Julio 7. 

SubEvent: Connie Vasquez Cuota: $60 


10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

23 de Junio – 21 de Julio 

DECORACION DE PASTELES – Intermedio 

Si entiendes que estás listo para subir un escalón 

más en el aprendizaje de la decoración de pasteles 

te animo a perfeccionarte en el curso intermedio 

donde apprenderás a usar algunas tecnicas de 

decoración un poco más avanzadas, desde 

pasteles de cumpleaños animados hasta varios 

pisos. Nota: No olvides pedir tu lista de materiales 

al momento de registrarte y pagar tu La cuota de 


registrarse. Pre-requisito: Decoración de 

Pasteles Básico. 

SubEvent: Connie Vasquez Cuota: $60 


12:00-2:00 p.m. 

21 de Julio – 11 de Agosto 

CONSUMER 

EDUCATION 

AIR/CONDITIONING SERVICE AND 

MAINTENANCE 

This Summer why not learn how 

maintain your AC system and 

save money. Air filters and air flow 

NEW 

is very important to the air 

conditioning system. About 40-50% of service calls 

are made for a technician to 

come to a home, to see why 

there is no air flow in the 

house. In this seminar you will 

attain the knowledge to 

effectively diagnose air 

problems to make repairs 

accurately and in a timely manner. The instructor 

will show you how and why you need to replace air 

filters on the air handler; how to clean the 

conditioner coil and learn the importance of air flow 

and the safety nets before you work on a unit. 

Open to all! 

SubEvent: Roberto Sanchez Fee: $65 


1:00-4:00 p.m. 

July 14 & 21 



FILL UP!!!

G.E.D. PREPARATION WORKSHOP 

(Para Estudiantes de Español También) 

This class is designed to prepare students for the 

five tests incorporated in the General 

Education Development (G.E.D.) 

examination. Each of the five subject 

areas (Reading, Math, Science, 

Social Studies and Writing) will be 

reviewed and presented. Emphasis 

will be on content of G.E.D. exam, 

plus students will have some practice 

examinations. Get G.E.D. book details and 

materials upon registration. Don’t put off getting 

your G.E.D./High School diploma any longer, 

Register early to guarantee your spot! Limited 

Enrollment. 

SubEvent: Staff Fee: $75 


3:30-6:00 p.m. 


LOOK WHO’S UNDER THE HOOD!!! 

-- WOMEN’S CAR CARE CLASS 

Women are involved in over 80% of all car related 

purchases yet many feel 

alienated or clueless when 

purchasing or repairing a 

vehicle. In this “hands-on” 

workshop students will 

quickly learn how to check 

fluids, check tires, understand 

vehicle brakes and other 

common car repairs. Discussion will focus on 

how to avoid the 4 most common repair 

“scams” used to defraud the motorist. Wear old 

clothes and solid shoes! Held off campus in North 

Hollywood. Bring water & hat. 

SubEvent: Karen Valenti Fee: $35 

#99431A Owner N. Hollywood Discount Auto Repair 

One Sunday 

9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

July 15 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

August 19 

BICYCLE MAINTENANCE & REPAIR 

Topics to be presented: Brake 

adjustment, shifter adjustment, 

fixing and preventing flats, plus 

chain repair/lubrication to 

keep your bike street safe 

and healthy. Discover how 

to shop for a new or used 

bike and get the best deal on price and service. 

Bike handling and safety tips will also be presented. 

You may bring your own bike to work on or work on 

bikes at class. Don’t forget to bring your bike 

questions. This hands-on workshop will be a well 

worth investment for your bike and your health. 

Intermediate Bike Repair will cover even more 

repair techniques such as wheel alignment, 

emergency quick bike repair, and more tips to 

prolong the life of your bike. 

SubEvent: David Lane Fee: $40 

#43010A 2 Fridays (Beg.) 

6:30-8:30 p.m. 


#43010B 2 Fridays (Interm.) Fee: $40 

6:30-8:30 p.m. 

August 17 & 24 

19 

COOKING/FOODS 

LA CUCINA ITALIANA 

Everybody loves… delicious Italian food! Learn 

how to prepare step by 

step popular Italian dishes 

that you can make at 

home and impress your 

friends and family. This is 

a fun and casual class 

that is taught by native Italian Chef Giuseppe 

Mannara. In this class you will learn the dishes of 

Giuseppe’s Southern Italian hometown plus 

Informative travel tips and interesting cultural 

stories will be shared during the cooking 

demonstration and tasting. Please bring ”to go” 

food containers. Material fee of $20 payable at 

time of registration. 

SubEvent: Giuseppe Mannara Fee: $85 


6:00-9:00 p.m. 

August 7-28 

CUPCAKE BAKERY DECORATING 

This new trend in decorating and 

customizing tasteful cupcakes will 

brighten up anyone’s day. Join 

Professional Bakery/Pastry chef 

Youlen Chan as he walks you thru the 

NEW 

steps on how to skillfully master the fine details of 

intricate edible designing. You will be the hit of any 

social gathering, everyone will think you paid a 

bakery catering service. Topics: measuring and 

stenciling your ideas/designs before actual handson 

decorating. Proper & cleanest way to work with 

cupcakes on wax paper. color contrast and color 

combining on your designs Design anything from 

cartoons, scenery to detailed lettering. Material 


SubEvent: Youlen Chan Fee: $45 

#45021A Phoenix Bakery Pastry Chef 

2 Tuesdays 

6:30-8:30 p.m. 

August 21 & 28 

FABULOUS SALADS!!! 

Summer is here! Join us for a day of delicious, 

colorful and mouth watering salads. Chef Jessie 

puts a lot of effort on preparing healthy foods using 

seasonal fresh and unprocessed ingredients. In 

this class your instructor will show you how to 

prepare classic and easy to make dressings for 

your salads. Material fee of $12 payable in 

class. All are Welcome ! 

SubEvent: Jesse Sanchez Fee: $40 


1:30-4:30 p.m. 

July 21 


(323) 953-4000 x2651

MEDITERRANEAN AUTHENTIC 

APPETIZERS 

Join cooking instructor Karine Arutyunyan as she 

demonstrates how to make healthy, simple and 

flavorful authentic Mediterranean appetizers - 

Babaganoush (barbecued eggplant dip); hommus 

(garbanzo bean dip) that does twice it’s job, 

working as tasty appetizers with toasted pocket 

bread or used with sliced vegetables as a delicious 

dip. Plus Beet/walnut salad with its rich and creamy 

taste is a long time favorite and crowd pleaser. 

These inspirational appetizers will satisfy first time 

cooks & culinary experts. This food demonstration 

will allow students to taste & sample all wonderful 

dishes in class. Bring 3 small food containers. 


SubEvent: Karine Arutyunyan Fee: $40 


9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 

June 30 

SUSHI MAKING 

Delicious and nutritious 

sushi is deceptively easy to 

create in any kitchen. Learn 

how to select tasty 

ingredients, roll and garnish 

sushi. Please bring 2 bowls 

(soup size bowls), hand 

towel, cutting knife (nonserrated), 

and a small 

cutting board. Material fee 

of $20 payable at time of 

registration - covers all 

Sushi & materials. 

SubEvent: Kenji Ishida Fee: $35 

#45040A One Tuesday 

7:00-10:00 p.m. 

August 14 

VEGAN COOKING 

Join Chef Jesse Sanchez and enhance your 

understanding of a plant-based diet, which contains 

high amounts of protein, vitamins, minerals, and 

complex carbohydrates. Jesse will show you how 

to replace meat products, maintain vitamins and 

nutrients in vegetables and legumes. This is a 

demonstration class and does not include hands-on 

participation, students will sample food. Chef Jesse 

Sanchez has 25 years experience and earned over 

20 medals (Silver Medal 2008 California Olive Oil & 

Silver Medal 2007 Cheese Council),Executive Sous 

Chef/instructor at L.A. Mission College. Material 


SubEvent: Chef Jesse Sanchez Fee: $40 


10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 

August 4 

CAKE DECORATING 

A basic step-by-step instruction to fundamental 

cake decorating. This class will show you skills in 

color mixing, borders, tool description, basic rose, 

simple floral arrangement and figure piping. A good 

course for the career oriented or hobbyist. Material 


SubEvent: Grace Wong, Fee: $75 

#45020A Swiss Trained Pastry Chef 

4 Sundays (Beg.) 

1:00-3:30 p.m. 

June 24-15 

20 

FRUIT & VEGETABLE CARVING 

Come and enjoy the fascinating art of Vegetable & 

Fruit carving. I will demonstrate how to create these 

delicate beautiful art form. I will present decorative 

carving techniques that will allow you to create 

dazzling center pieces & elegant garnishes for 

Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Birthdays & 

special occasions. Material fee of $7 payable at 

time of registration. Limit only 12 students. 

SubEvent: Karine Arutyunyan Fee: $45 


9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 

July 14 

DEHYDRATION FOODS 

AND SNACKS 

The goal is to aid students to 

NEW 

understand the process of food 

dehydration, and to guide you to select 

organic and natural foods and vegetables. The 

advantage of dehydration is to preserve and 

store food at a low cost with less space. Come 

join Jesse for a day of quality food preservation. All 

are welcome ! 

SubEvent: Jesse Sanchez Fee: $40 


10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 

July 21 

AUTHENTIC TAMALE MAKING 

Authentic tamales, prepared and served in 

cornhusks make an exciting presentation for all 

occasions. Traditionally in Latin culture, Tamales 

are hand made 

and freshly 

served on 

Christmas day. 

Learn how to fold 

and steam great 

tasting tamales 

and obtain 

delicious tamale recipes. Come join us in this 

exciting traditional tamale making class and 

impress family and guests in time for this holiday 

season. Bring 1 large food container, 4 mediumsized 

bowls, Hand Towel, and 3 tablespoons. 


registration. 

SubEvent: Maria Luz Carrillo Fee: $35 


1:00-4:00 p.m. 

July 14 

DIPPED & MOLDED CHOCOLATES 

Chocolates shaped like stars, seashells, witches, 

and Santa Claus are great for parties and gifts – 

and easy to make! Chocolate dipped strawberries & 

pretzels, are fast and fun treats. Make these for the 

holidays and all your special occasions. We will 

also discuss where to purchase supplies and tips 

on packaging and transporting your chocolates. 


registration. Adult helper must accompany 

children under 12. Please be on time there will be 

no class make-up. Limit 15 students. 

SubEvent: Jeanette Bovard Fee: $30 


6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 20

MUSIC & VOICE 

LEARNING TO READ MUSIC 

This workshop is designed to help you read the 

universal language of printed music and translate 

musical notations to the instrument of your choice. 

Topics covered: notes, time-values, sharps, key 

and key signatures, scales, basic and applied 

harmony and ear training. 



12:00-1:00 p.m. 

July 1-29 

YOU’VE WRITTEN A SONG, NOW WHAT? 

Get your songs heard! Discover the secrets of 

the songwriting business; learn how to make 

money thru your talent and how to avoid classic 

scams and rip-offs common in the industry. This 

revealing seminar teaches songwriters, musicians, 

and anyone interested in music, effective ways to 

establish a career in the world of professional 

songwriting. Your have some great songs, get 

the money rolling in your direction. Learn about 

collaboration; making demos, copyright and 

publishing rights contracts. 

SubEvent: Aaron Meza Fee: $35 


11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 

August 4 

MUSICAL KEYBOARDING FOR ADULTS 

Beginning students will learn to read basic music 

notes and proper finger and hand coordination. 

Individual instruction is emphasized according to 

each student’s level of experience. Intermediate 

requires basic knowledge of music note reading. 

Ages 15+ Limit 12 students. Please bring your 

keyboard to class. 



10:00-11:00 a.m. 

July 1-29 

#75051B 5 Thursdays (Beg/Interm.) Fee: $55 

7:00-8:00 p.m. 


GUITAR MADE EASY 

The guitar is easy and fun to learn and this class is 

designed to help you get started. You will learn 

about the guitar itself, tuning and 

minor maintenance and how to 

play single-note melodies and 

chords. Bring an acoustic guitar 

& book: Title: Guitar Method 1, 2 nd 

edition by Will Schmidt and Greg 

Koch, ISBN 0-7935-3392. Book can 

be purchased at Guitar Center in 

Hollywood. 

SubEvent: Daniel Calderon Fee: $70 


1:00-3:00 p.m. 



1:00-3:00 p.m. 


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DRUMS FOR ADULTS & TEENS 

Playing the drums is a great way to have fun and to 

relieve stress even 

form a band. Learn 

to play Rock, Pop, 

Funk, and Blues, 

accomplish these 

beats even by the 

first class! Learn to 

read and write drum 

notations, gain 

effective practice 

techniques. Bring your favorite music CD’s to class; 

analyze and learn the drum beats of your favorite 

songs. Ages 12+. Material fee of $10 payable at 

first meeting. Held off-campus near L.A.C.C. No 

class September 1. 

SubEvent: Andrew G. Brown Fee: $65 

#75041A 5 Saturdays (Beg.) 

3:00-5:00 p.m. 


SINGER’S WORKSHOP 

Beginner’s, late starters and returning singers are 

welcome to join professional pianist & vocal expert 

Mel Dangcil in this warm informative Singer’s 

Workshop. Learn breathing techniques & valuable 

performing skills. Mel will also help you develop a 

stage presence and rapport with your audience. 

Students are welcome to bring their own sheet 

music. Mel Dangcil is a professional music 

entertainer and performs throughout Southern 

California as a musical director. Ages 15+ 

Musician’s fee of $10 payable at time of 

registration. Hey returning and intermediate 

students, take advantage of the lower rate for 

Intermediate level, sign-up for Intermediate 

Singer’s Workshop only $80. 

SubEvent: Mel Dangcil Fee: $100 


1:30-3:30 p.m. (Beg.) 



1:30-3:30 p.m. (Interm.) 


UKULELE THE EASY WAY 

Learn to play the instrument that’s sure to brighten 

up anyone’s day! Let Art show you the basics of 

this ever-popular, easy-to-learn instrument. From 

tuning the ukulele to easy chords—even buying the 

right ukulele, you’ll be on your way learning the 

songs you love and songs that bring family and 

friends together. Bring your ukulele and passion to 

learn this fun instrument to class. The instructor will 

have a few Ukuleles on hand just in case you don’t 

have one by class time. These ukulele classes 

filled-up fast the last two seasons it was offered so 

register early! Hey beginning & returning ukulele 

students, learn even more songs and ukulele 

techniques in the intermediate class. No 

musical experience needed for beginning 

session. Limited to only 13. 

SubEvent: Art Nagata Fee: $65 


1:00-3:00 p.m. 

July 1-29 


3:30-5:30 p.m. 

July 1-29

DANCE CLASSES 

SALSA DANCE 

Learn the basics that will make you a “Salsero or 

Salsera”. Merengue and 

Salsa steps and patterns 

that you can use in the 

clubs! Learn the technique 

that will make you look good 

on the floor. If time permits 

“solo shines” will be 

introduced for Salsa. You do 

not have to bring a partner 

to join this class. No street shoes allowed; tennis 

shoes only. 

SubEvent: Linda Lees Fee: $55 


4:30-6:00 p.m. 


#55701B 5 Saturdays (Interm.) Fee: $55 

6:00-7:30 p.m. 


BELLY DANCE WITH MESMERA 

Learn how to tone and strengthen your body with 

speed & low speed Bellydance moves as you 

manage and control core muscle groups for shape 

and contour. MESMERA offers a wide variety of 

techniques for fun, and healthy workout with a solid 

foundation for all styles of Bellydance fusion. 

Bellydance clothing is optional and ALL ARE 

WELCOME !!! Belly Dance Instructor Mesmera is 

internationally acclaimed and gives you the 

direction and confidence to enjoy and benefit from 

this beautiful ancient dance art. 

SubEvent: MESMERA (Laurie Rose) Fee: $55 


11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


HIP-HOP DANCE 

Learn how to do basic dance moves in this fun and 

happening class. Prepare to do high intensity 

warm-ups followed by club dance techniques and 

choreography. This popular dance class fills up fast 

so register early! Tennis shoes only. 



12:30-1:30 p.m. 


FLAMENCO DANCE 

Express your inner Gypsy with this ancient/exciting 

beautiful dance from Spain. Learn all flamenco 

dance techniques, including rhythms/hand claps 

and body percussion, footwork, beautiful arm turns 

and more! Learn an entire short flamenco dance 

from beginning to end. Bring hard heeled shoes 

with strap (dance shoes) or boots with a heel to 

class. Musician’s fee of $15 payable at time of 

registration. 

SubEvent: Katerina Tomas Fee: $60 


1:30-3:00 p.m. 


#55705B 5 Sundays (Int.) Fee: $60 

3:00-4:30 p.m. 


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HAWAIIAN DANCE 

Get ready for an exciting and fun-filled experience 

learning a true Polynesian dance art that has been 

past on from generation to generation. 

Students will be introduced to the 

various dances and culture of the 

Pacific isles with emphasis on the 

basics in Hawaiian hula (dance). 

Students will interpret songs and 

perform dances from Hawaii, 

Tahiti, Samoan, New Zealand, and 

Tonga. 

SubEvent: Okima Kapaku, DMA Fee: $45 


6:00-7:00 p.m. 


#55501B 5 Sundays Fee: $45 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 


DISCO DANCE WORKOUT 

Come dance, workout and get in shape to the tunes 

of disco music from the 70’s! Wear workout clothes, 

leg warmers, and sweatbands! No dance 

experience required – just get ready to sweat and 

have fun doing dance moves for one hour. 



3:00-4:00 p.m. 


BALLROOM DANCING 

Bring romance into your life - Ballroom dancing is 

fun for all ages. Learn the latest 

styles of Ballroom and Latin 

dancing, plus meet new friends. 

Have lots of fun learning such 

dances as the fox trot, waltz, 

tango, swing jive, cha-cha, we’ll 

even add disco! Your feet will feel 

and look more intelligent and you’ll 

be glad you came. You’ll never 

have to refuse being asked to dance again and 

you’ll say “yes” with a smile. Singles and couples 

welcome. No street shoes, tennis shoes only. 

SubEvent: Joseph Flynn Fee: $55 


10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 


#55101B 5 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $55 

10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 


DRAMA 

ACTING TECHNIQUE-BEGINNING 

Have you wondered how great actors never “fake” 

but really seem to “live” the parts they play in the 

movies, stage or TV? This fun intensive class will 

give you the basic tools to start doing what they do, 

Developing listening, and observational skills and 

exploring your inner self, you will learn how to bring 

any script to life. Material fee of $10 payable at 

time of registration. Held at 3020 Wilshire Blvd. 

SubEvent: Donna Walker Fee: $95 


7:00-9:30 p.m. 

June 26-July 17

DIALECT TRAINING FOR ACTORS 

All actors are looking to expand their range. 

Nothing does that better than learning a new 

accent. Learn several of the 

following: French, British, 

German, Southern, New 

York, Russian, Irish, 

Scottish, Japanese, Arabic. 

Instruction drills, and 

improvisations will help you develop a seemingly 

magical array of dialects. Each semester the 

accents vary, depending on the background of the 

students enrolled. Materials include a Speak with 

an Accent CD and printouts. Material fee of $20 


SubEvent: Ivan Borodin Fee: $60 


12:30-2:00 p.m. 


A CAREER IN VOICE OVERS 

Voice over actors are those unseen individuals who 

create personality in animated characters ala the 

Simpson’s, Nickelodeon, Family Guy, T.V. 

commercials and radio ads. Learn how to 

establish a practice routine at home, get 

tips on studio etiquette/lingo, what makes 

a good demo reel, when to seek out an 

agent or join a union and how to market 

yourself. Don’t hide your talent, share it 

with the world! Discover the many possibilities of 

using your voice to make money. 

Aaron Meza is a voice over actor whose voice is 

heard on numerous commercials, including 

Taco Bell, Lexus, J.C. Penny, ABC, Subway, 

Mercury and Fed Ex. 

SubEvent: Aaron Meza Fee: $35 


9:00-11:00 a.m. 

August 4 

YOUR WORLD PREMIERE AT THE 

COMEDY STORE STAND-UP WORKSHOP 

Learn to tap into your own creative genius 

and rock the audience with humor. Find 

out what’s “hot” in the industry, Adam 

Barnhardt will guide you through joke 

writing, creating characters, 

improving skills, stage persona and 

connecting with any audience. At the end of the 

course you will have an opportunity to perform 

your own comedic stand-up piece as part of the 

‘Comedy Revival Showcase’ at Hollywood’s 

famous Comedy Store. Stop procrastinating - 

don’t put off all that hidden entertainment talent 

inside of you any longer!! Class fills up fast so 

register early. Class Held off-campus. 

SubEvent: Adam Barnhardt Fee: $60 


7:00-8:30 p.m. 




FILL UP!!! 

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EXERCISE & 

RELAXATION 

HORSEBACK RIDING 

Introduction to Horseback riding: Learn grooming, 

tacking, mounting, dismounting, horse psychology, 

saddling, bridling, riding etiquette, equipment and 

basic balance at the various gates. Our 

instructors have taught hundreds of 

beginners to take that first trot! Class 

is held off campus at The Los 

Angeles Equestrian Center. 16 

years+. Limit 6 students per 

section. Riders must weight less 

than 195 pounds. No enrollment cancellations will 

be allowed. First meeting is a mandatory 

orientation. Must have TES approved riding boots – 

all attire to be approved by TES. Students are 

required to attend the Traditional Equitation School 

tack class prior to 1st ride at TES – Wednesdays 7- 

9 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays 1-3 p.m. 

Students can only enroll once; cannot repeat 

enrollment. No class July 20. 

SubEvent: Andrea Call Fee: $185 


6:30-8:00 p.m. 


ICE SKATING FOR TEENS AND ADULTS 

An introduction to the coolest sport - ice-skating. 

Learn how to skate, turn and 

maintain your balance on the 

ice. All equipment provided by 

instructor. Limited to 10 

students. Students enrolled in 

this class may skate the public 

session on the day of their class 

for FREE. Public session is from 

2:00-4:00 p.m. The free public session expires 

when lessons are completed. Held off-campus. 



12:15-12:45 p.m. 


ZUMBA FITNESS 

This is a Latin-inspired, dance-fitness class that 

incorporates Latin & international music with dance 

movements creating an exciting/effective fitness 

system! Zumba integrates basic principals of 

aerobic intermittent/resistance training to maximize 

calorie output, cardiovascular benefits & total body 

toning. Dancers & non-dancers alike will master a 

Zumba class because you don’t have to know how 

to dance to succeed. Zumba is non-intimidating 

great for non-dancers, new exercisers & those who 

have hesitated to participate in a group class. Bring 

water, small towel, tennis shoes, workout clothes. 

Instructors are certified by Aerobics Fitness Assoc. 

of America and also licensed, 

SubEvent: Staff Fee: $50 


1:00-2:00 p.m. 



1:00-2:00 p.m. 

July 28-August 25

GOLF 

This is a beginners golf class open all. First 2 

classes will be held at L.A.C.C. to familiarize 

students with fundamentals of golf by working with 

a pro instructor. Emphasis will be placed on 

developing the proper grip, stance and swing. 

Shopping wisely for golf clubs and accessories will 

be reviewed at the first class meeting. The 

remaining 3 classes will be held at: Griffith Park 

Golf course. All materials provided by instructor. 

SubEvent: Frank Dessel, Golf Pro Fee: $100 

#65051A 5 Saturdays (Beg) 

8:00-9:30 a.m. 


ABS/LEG/HIP WORKOUT 

Lose them extra pounds! 

Whittle that waist, firm those inner and outer thighs 

and flatten that stomach. This class really does 

work AND will concentrate on the lower body. 

Reshape and restructure! It’s never too late! Bring 

exercise mat to class. 

SubEvent: Sand Fetherolf Fee: $50 


6:00-7:00 p.m. 


#65011B 5 Fridays Fee: $50 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 

August 3-31 

PILATES MAT CLASS 

Ever wish for a class that really strengthens your 

stomach, your back & streamlines your body. Well, 

you just found it! This class focuses on your ”core” - 

center of your body. Feel stronger and see a 

change in your body in 5 lessons. Bring a workout 

mat and towel to class and be prepared to be 

very excited with this innovative exercise form. 

SubEvent: Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $50 


7:00-8:00 p.m. 


#66012B 5 Fridays Fee: $50 

7:00-8:00 p.m. 

August 3-31 

YOGA/STRETCH 

Release all of the tension in your body and mind. 

Increase your flexibility, decrease your stress and 

watch your body respond as it slims and trims 

down. Give yourself an hour vacation once a week. 

You deserve it. Get refreshed & rejuvenated! Bring 

workout mat. 



10:00-11:00 a.m. 


CARDIO BARRE WORKOUT 

A unique high energy, no impact exercise class that 

combines barre work with continual fat burning. 

The Body is worked both coordinated whole and 

isolated muscle groups. This form of exercise is a 

muscle sculpting and toning sensation! You will 

also develop poise, grace and flexibility! 



11:00 a.m.-12 noon 


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TAI CHI CHUAN 

An ancient Chinese discipline for health, relaxation, 

meditation and self-defense. 

Its circular movements are 

based on a profound, 

practical philosophy useful in 

daily life. It creates a sense 

of well-being , reduces stress 

and improves balance, 

coordination and flexibility. 

Wear comfortable clothes and 

flat shoes. 

SubEvent: Marvin Smalheiser Fee: $55 


2:00-3:30 p.m. 


TENNIS PROGRAM 

Learn the proper grips, forehand, backhand, 

serving, game rules & court etiquette. Intermediate: 

knowledge of basic strokes/rules with focus on 

improving ground strokes and your serve. 

Advanced by permission of instructor. Bring to 

class: 1 new can of tennis balls and a tennis 

racquet. Held off campus in Griffith Park. 

Limited to 8 students. Teens may enroll in any 

of the sections below. 

SubEvent: Youlen Chan Fee: $70 


4:00-5:00 p.m. (Limit 10 students) 


#99680B 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $70 

5:00-6:00 p.m. (Limit 10 students) 

June 30-July 28 (Limit 10) 

#99680C Daphne Chinn Fee: $70 

5 Thursdays (Beg.) 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 


#99680D 5 Thursdays (Interm.) Fee: $70 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 


#99680E 5 Fridays (Interm.) Fee: $70 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 


#99680F 5 Fridays (Adv.) Fee: $70 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 


JUDO 

This is an introductory (beginner’s) course mixed 

with intermediate students. Basic judo skills include 

throwing, groundwork (grappling), strangulation 

escapes and arm locks. Women and men 

participate in a co-educational setting with 

emphasis on learning judo for self-defense, 

tournament competition, & physical fitness. This 

course is recreational in nature and students can 

be any age from teenagers to senior citizens. Wear 

sweat pants & shirt or judo uniform to class. 

SubEvent: Ron Newsome Fee: $65 


11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 


#67100B 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $65 

11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 

July 28-August 25

QUICK & DIRTY SELF DEFENSE 

Never be afraid again! Protect yourself 

and your family !! 

Learn how to defend yourself against an attacker 

on an airplane, in the streets, 

how to turn your fear into 

anger – switch yourself 

into attack mode! Learn 

how to subdue an attacker 

in 6 seconds. Learn effective 

techniques that are easy to do and 

apply; learn why size is not a factor. Open to all! 

SubEvent: Jojo Aguilar Fee: $60 


5:00-7:00 p.m. 



5:00-7:00 p.m. 

August 11-25 

LANGUAGE CLASSES 

SIGN LANGUAGE FOR EVERYONE!!! 

Do you want to make a difference in your child’s 

life, teenagers’ or even expand your own 

personal horizons? Come and join us to 

learn the beauty of American Sign 

Language in a very fun, safe, and 

enjoyable environment at Los Angeles 

City College. Students will learn basic 

finger spelling, alphabet, numbers, and 

colors. The lessons gathered in this class will assist 

students in creating a solid foundation from the 

perspective of a deaf person as well a hearing 

person - the best of both worlds. All are welcome, 

No experience needed. Intermediate Sign 

Language is a continuation with more 

vocabulary finger spelling sentences. Material 

fee of $10 payable at time of registration. All 

are welcome! 

SubEvent: Deenie-Marie Carney Fee: $75 


10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 


#70011B 4 Saturdays (Interm.) Fee: $65 

10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS 

Open to everyone wanting to learn the basic 

fundamentals of speaking Spanish. This class is 

also a good starting point for those in social work, 

healthcare, teaching and everyday life. Emphasis 

will be placed on grammar, pronunciation, open 

dialogue and conversational exercises. Students 

should have access to email so that they can 

access class materials online. This popular 

class fills-up fast so register early to guarantee 

your spot! 

Subevent Antonio Cervantes Fee: $85 

#70051B 5 Thursdays (Beg.) 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 


#70051A 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $85 

10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 


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SPANISH INTERMEDIATE 

This class is a continuation of beginning Spanish 

for everyone, with emphasis on more advanced 

grammar/conversational techniques for the working 

professional person who travels or just for fun & 

enjoyment. Students should have access to 

email to download handouts. 



10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 


#70052B 5 Thursdays Fee: $85 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 

August 2-30 

INTRODUCTION TO FRENCH 

PRONUNCIATION 

Learn the fine details of French pronunciation 

and culture for more advanced conversations. 

Students will compile their 

favorite French words, 

sentences, and questions 

related to their profession 

and life passions. Prerequisite: 

Students from 

any previous French 

classes in the world. Material fee of $24 payable 

at time of registration is for cost of book and 3 

cd’s and handouts. Book title is: PRONOUNCE IT 

PERFECTLY IN FRENCH by Christopher Kendris 

& Theodore Kendris 2 nd edition - ISBN-10-07641- 

7773-7. $5 only if you have already purchased 

the audio cd and book set. Class limited to 15 

students. 

SubEvent: Lesly Lespinasse Fee: $75 


11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 


MORE FRENCH PRONUNCIATION AND 

ADVANCED CONVERSATIONS 

For students who have completed French 1 & 2 or 

are at the advanced level welcome to part 3. This 

class will highlight intense French conversation and 

mastering of French grammar and pronunciations. 


registration is for cost of book and 3 cd’s and 

handouts. Book title is: FRENCH MADE SIMPLE 

by Eugene Jackson/Antonio Rubio/Pamela 

Rose Haze, ISBN 978-0-7679-1859-6, and can be 

purchased at Barnes & Noble or on Amazon $5 

only if you have already purchased the audio cd 

and book set. Class is limited to only 15 

students. 

SubEvent: Lesly Lespinasse Fee: $75 


1:30-3:30 p.m. 

July 28-August 


(323) 953-4000 x2651

E.S.L. INTENSIVE I 

This class is designed to teach English 

communication competence through basic English 

language skills, such as reading, listening and 

speaking. The class will also cover the basic 

grammar points so that the students will be 

encouraged to use correct English. Students 

should have access to email so that they can 

access class materials online. This popular 

class fills-up fast so register early! 



1:00-3:30 p.m. 


E.S.L. INTENSIVE II 

Continue to strengthen your E.S.L. skills with an 

Intensive review of E.S.L. language fundamentals 

with emphasis on pronunciation, conversation 

skills, accent reduction, vocabulary development 

and grammar review. Students should have 

access to email so that they can access class 

materials online. 



1:00-3:30 p.m. 


ITALIAN FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS 

Master the fundamentals of Italian as you learn 

useful phrases and idioms, correct pronunciation 

and practical vocabulary. Combined 

with an introduction of Italian 

civilization, this class will help you 

carry on a simple conversation on 

every-day topics, current events and 

cultural values. Material fee of $10 


SubEvent: Romualdo Scherillo Fee: $75 


9:00-11:00 a.m. 


ACCENT REDUCTION 

An intensive seminar specifically designed to 

assist the foreign born resident to improve 

English language clarity through easy accent 

reduction techniques. Develop the rhythm and 

proper speech sounds that will assist your career 

and in winning new friends. Never be afraid or 

ashamed again, better yourself, your surroundings 

and your job employment potentials. Material fee 

of $30 payable at time of registration for 

booklets. 

SubEvent: Ivan Borodine Fee: $80 


6:30-8:30 p.m. 

August 3-31 



FOR ONLY $10. 

See Pg. 34 

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ARTS & CRAFTS 

BASIC SILKSCREEN PRINTING 

Create and print your own cool T-shirts, 

posters, note cards or start a 

business while learning the fine 

art of Screen Printing. You 

will participate in every 

phrase of the process and 

get plenty of hands-on 

printing experience. Class 

will culminate with each 

student producing a onecolor 

print of his/her own 

design. Material fee of $45 payable at first meeting 

- covers all necessary supplies. An optional 

materials & vendors list with plans to build your own 

low cost printing equipment will be provided so you 

can continue printing on your own. Limit 15 

students. Held off campus. All are welcome! 

SubEvent: Craig Moore Fee: $115 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

July 7-28 

#50021B 4 Mondays Fee: $115 

6:30-9:30 p.m. 

August 6-27 

“Hi Craig I just wanted to thank you again for an 

amazing and informative class. I haven’t been 

creative in a very long time. Thank you for the 

push in the right direction” – Katherine 

CUSTOM GIFT BASKETS 

FOR FUN & PROFIT 

Now is the time to prepare a special personalized 

Gift Basket for that special someone: 

Grandparents, your parents, children, husband or 

wife. Customized Gift Baskets can also be a 

second income. Personalize an outlandish basket 

and adorn it with customized bow. Select from a 

variety of themes products add fillers, color wrap, 

personalized gifts for a professional and beautiful 

presentation. Learn department store wrapping 

secrets. Be sure to pick up supply list when you 

register, no supplies will be available in class. 

SubEvent: Cindy Martine Fee: $35 


12:30-3:00 p.m. 

August 4 

IKEBANA: JAPANESE ART OF 

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT 

Elegance, grace and style are three characteristics 

of the art of Ikebana. In this beginning workshop 

you will learn the manipulation and the observation 

of materials, as they are best used to gain the 

objectives expressed in the Oriental view of flower 

arranging following the curriculum of the OHARA 

Japanese Art of Flower Arranging. Material fee of 

$25 payable at time of registration. Bring florist 

scissors, low-bowl vase/flower needle holder. This 

popular class always fills-up fast so register 

early! 

SubEvent: Hisako Shohara Fee: $65 


10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

June 23-July 21

PAINTING & WATERCOLORS 

Do you like to watercolor or have a passion for 

painting? Welcome to all who appreciate and enjoy 

this classic and contemporary art forum. 

This class will get you started in 

basic painting acrylic/oils and 

watercolors brush stroke 

techniques with emphasis on 

understanding/experiencing 

color composition, value and 

design impact. Also learn 

mixing colors, differing paint 

qualities, application, and use of brushes. All are 

welcome to join this colorful, relaxing and fun 

class!!! Bring basic watercolor set, pad of 

watercolor paper, acrylics, brushes and pencil 

to 1 st meeting. Instructor works for Disneyland as 

an artist and has showcased his works at art 

galleries throughout the U.S.A. 



7:00-8:30 p.m. 


DRAWING FOR EVERYONE 

Learn how to draw like a pro; get drawing tips and 

techniques on the characters or objects you like to 

draw. See your images come to life! Wayne 

Thomas will give you his professional attention in 

helping to develop your hidden artistic talents using 

led/color pencils, charcoal shading, light/dark 

contrast, 3 dimension & brightness. Students are 

encouraged to bring their ideas and imagination. 

Please bring drawing and color pencils, eraser 

and pad of paper to 1 st class meeting. Instructor 

will address any additional materials in class. 



8:30-10:00 p.m. 


GLYCERIN SOAPMAKING 

Custom-made soaps are perfect for gifts, bathroom 

décor, and people with sensitive skin. You will 

create many kinds of soaps while learning how to 

layer colors, use molds and add fragrances, herbs 

and toys. Express your creativity and join the fun! 


registration - covers all materials needed to 

complete the projects. Students must be on time 

to complete all Glycerin Soap projects. 



6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 13 

NATURAL BATH & BEAUTY PRODUCTS 

Learn how is it is to make skin care and cleansing 

products that are good for you and good for the 

environment. We will use all natural ingredients to 

make bath salts, fizzies, body scrub, body butter 

and massage oils. Tips on storing, packaging and 

purchasing ingredients will be covered, plus you will 

take home samples of everything you make in this 

hands-on workshop. Material fee of $20 payable 

in at time of registration covers all materials 

needed to complete class projects. Students 

must be on time. There will be no class make-up. 

SubEvent: Jeanette Bovard Fee $35 


6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 27 

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DRAW COMIC BOOK & CARTOON 

CHARACTERS LIKE THE PROS 

Learn how to draw your favorite action Heroes and 

Villains like Spiderman, Spawn, 

Green, Lantern, Star Wars, 

Wonder Women, or even the 

Simpsons. You can even invent 

your own cartoon characters! 

This class will teach you 

important steps & secret artist 

tips you need to create & bring 

your cartoon to animation life. If 

you always wanted to become a 

cartoon super-action hero artist or comic Villain 

artist, learn from a Professional Disneyland 

artist. Ages 12+ 

SubEvent: Wayne Thomas Fee: $65 


5:30-7:00 p.m. 


FRENCH RIBBON FLOWER ART 

Step back in time and turn beautiful French wired 

ribbons into Victorian style flowers, as taught to 

dressmakers and hat 

makers in the 

1920’s. Roses, 

pansies, & multipetal 

flowers can be 

used to adorn home 

accessories, 

clothing, and gifts. 

Bring scissors, straight pins & glue gun to class. 


registration for French ribbon, barrettes, 

needles and more. 

SubEvent: Terry Holtzman Fee: $35 


2:00-5:00 p.m. 

July 15 

DECORATIVE PAINTING/Faux Finish 

Enter the world of Decorative Painting/Faux 

Finish. Gain the confidence to 

transform walls, floors, countertops 

and … more into works of art. Learn 

easy water-based paint techniques: 

leather, wood graining, stencil, on 

NEW 

frescoed walls, French strie, Verde Antigua marble, 

granite, Greek cooper, Malachite, rose quartz. You 

will also learn glazing, feathering, ragging and 

sponging. Hands-on practice will follow each 

technique demonstration. No experience 

necessary. Material fee of $40 payable at time of 

registration. 

SubEvent: Victor Solis Fee: $80 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

July 15-29 

CROCHET 

This class will introduce you to crocheting. Students 

will learn how to get started, how to read yarn 

labels and crochet patterns. You will also be taught 

slip stitch, and double crochet. Please be sure to 

pick up a supply list when you register for 

class. No supplies will be available in class. 

No class September 1. 


#50051A 4 Saturdays (Beg) 

12:30-2:30 p.m. 

August 11-September 8

BALLOON DECORATING & CENTER 

PIECES 

Let your imagination soar as you learn the 

techniques for making 

beautiful balloon bouquets, 

arches, columns and 

sculptures. This class will 

teach you about supplies, 

materials, safety and 

inexpensive resources in 

this fun, hands-on course. 

Also learn a bunch of ways 

to blow up balloons without 

having to huff and puff. You’ll become a 

balloonatic!. Bring your camera to take photographs 

of your beautiful balloon projects. Material fee of 

$25 payable at time of registration - covers all 

your supplies and use of helium tanks. 



1:00-5:30 p.m. 

July 21 

SEWING MADE EASY 

Develop your creativity and save money making 

your own clothes in a safe comfortable setting. 

Sewing lessons will include proper sewing machine 

operation, fabric selection, personal body 

measurements, and introduction to patterns and 

garments construction with basic sewing machine 

techniques. No prior sewing 

experience necessary. Open 

to both men and women 

ages 16+. Please bring the 

following items to class: a 

pencil, 60” tape measure, 3 

½ yards of non-stretchable cotton fabric (no stripes 

or plaids), matching thread, scissors, seam ripper, 

hand needles and pins. Sewing machine provided 

by L.A.C.C. one per student. No supplies will be 

available in class. Llimited to only 10 students. 

SubEvent: Rosy E. Espinoza Fee: $80 


8:00-10:00 a.m. 



10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


#50201C 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 

12:00-2:00 p.m. 


#50201D 4 Fridays Fee: $80 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 


#50201E 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 

8:00-10:00 a.m. 


#50201F 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 

10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


More Arts & Crafts 

Classes, please go 

to Page 35. 

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KNITTING – BEGINNING 

Open to men & women who have never knitted. 

Your first project will be a scarf. Instruction will be 

given on how to cast on, Knit, purl stitch and cast 

off or finish off. Patterns will be supplied by 

instructor. Cindy Martine was recognized/honored 

by Michaels Stores nationwide. Material fee of $2 

payable at time of registration. Be sure to pick up 

a supply list when you register. Limit 15 students. 

SubEvent: Cindy Martine (Beg.) Fee: $65 


10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


KNITTING – INTERMEDIATE 

This class is open for men & women who have 

taken beginning knitting or know how to knit. 

Continuing your project, instruction will be given on 

how to read more challenging patterns, deciphering 

a pattern and learning to do more detailed stitches. 

Students will also learn increasing & decreasing, 

changing colors, as well as the importance of doing 

gauges and using circular needles. Pattern will be 

provided by instructor. Be sure to pick up a 

supply list when you register. No supplies will 

be available in class. No class September 1. 



10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 


SEWING II 

In continuation of Sewing l, students will cover 

more and newer additional pattern adjustment 

sewing techniques. Students are welcome to bring 

their questions on garment projects they are 

working on at home. Open to all. Age group 16+. 

Class is limited to 10 students. List of materials 

will be issued at time of registration. Sewing 

machines provided by school - one student per 

sewing machine, Hurry up and register limited 

to 10 only students. Prerequisite: Sewing Made 

Easy. Be familiar with sewing machine basics. 



2:00-4:00 p.m. 


FASHION PATTERN MAKING 

This hands-on beginners class will introduce you to 

the challenging world of fashion 

pattern making. Learn how to 

make your own 2 garments by 

using step by step pattern 

making techniques in class. 

Requirements: Must know 

how to read a ruler, be willing 

to do some homework and to 

produce a fabric test with 

very slight sewing. Class is 

open to men & women ages 

16+. Please bring: Pencils, 60” tape measure, 

see-thru plastic ruler 2x18”, scissors, 3 ½ yards 

of muslin fabric, eraser, scotch tape. 



12:00-2:00 p.m. 



12:00-2:00 p.m. 

July 22-August 12

JEWELRY MAKING 

SILVERSMITHING 

An introductory course on the creation of fine silver 

and other precious metal jewelry. No prior jewelry 

or metalwork experience required. Participants will 

need to purchase some tools & supplies to work on 

personal projects outside of the classroom. Material 

fee of $60 payable in class. Held off-campus and 

limited to 9 students. Open to all. 

SubEvent: Gordon Wainwright Fee: $135 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 



12:30-3:30 p.m. 


#99524C 5 Mondays Fee: $135 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


#99524D 5 Saturdays Fee: $135 

9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


#99524E 5 Saturdays Fee: $135 

12:30-3:30 p.m. 


#99524F 5 Mondays Fee: $135 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


METAL CASTING 

An introductory course in metal gravity casting 

using cuttle bone, French sand, clay, centrifugal & 

vacuum casting using the lost wax process (no 

instruction on wax carving). Participants will need to 

purchase some tools and supplies to work on 

personal projects outside of the classroom. The lab 

fee will be $60 payable in class does not include 

precious metals. Any additional materials or tools at 

student discretion. Class is held off-campus and 

limited to 9 students. 

SubEvent: Gordon Wainwright Fee: $135 


6:00-9:00 p.m. 


#99523B 5 Tuesdays Fee: $135 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


MAKING GLASS BEADS 

Create one-of-a-kind designs that are all yours! 

You’ll heat glass to a molten state and fashion it 

around rods to create beads/buttons for jewelry, 

clothing, random wire votives, mosaics, stained 

glass windows, and whatever else you can dream 

up. All tools and materials are supplied for the class 

to make at least five glass beads, including round, 

flat, tabular and bi-conal. Gain working knowledge 

of bead making and the ability to continue making 

beads of your own at home. Material fee of $20 

payable at first meeting. Limited to 8 students. 




1:30-4:30 p.m. 

July 7 

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BASIC BEADED JEWELRY 

Come learn how to make stunning beaded 

bracelets and earrings using basic techniques (no 

soldering). You will be using flex wire, eye pins, 

headpins, crimp beads, semi-precious stones, 

pearls, crystals, and glass beads. Bring round nose 

pliers, wire cutter, and chain nose pliers. Material 

fee of $18 payable at time of registration covers 

materials needed to complete projects. 



2:00-5:00 p.m. 

July 8 

PEARL & BEAD KNOTTING 

Do you have a strand of pearls or beads that need 

re-stringing? Now you can do it yourself and save 

money! In class you will practice your knotting skills 

by creating a new necklace or bracelet. Several 

styles and techniques will be taught. Material fee 

of $26 payable at time of registration will supply 

each student with cultured pearls, silk cord, 

sterling silver filled clasp/knotting tool. 



2:00-5:00 p.m. 

July 22 

BEGINNING WIRE WRAPPNIG 

Wouldn’t you love to make that designer jewelry 

you see in the department stores and fancy 

boutiques? Now you can! Learn to attach semiprecious 

gemstone beads and turn them into 

beautiful pieces of jewelry using a solder less wire 

linking techniques. Bring round nose pliers, chain 

nose pliers & wire cutters. Material fee of $25 

payable at time of time of registration. 



2:00-5:00 p.m. 

August 5 

BLOW GLASS GLOBES 

Glaskolben, as they’re known in Germany, make 

beautiful ornaments or sun catchers that reflect the 

light. You’ll learn how to blow your own glass 

globes, using different colors of glass and varying 

designs creating elegant beautiful various shapes. 

A great idea for the holidays and any other time of 

the year. Material fee of $35 payable at first 

meeting covers supplies to make up to 14 globes. 

Limit 8 students. Class held off campus. 



1:30-4:30 p.m. 

June 23 

GLASS FUSION 

Learn how to create fused tiles or jewelry from 

glass. No prior glass experience is necessary. 

You’ll learn how to work with glass, assemble and 

decorate it using different colors of glass on top of 

each other. Your pieces will then be melted in a kiln 

to create magnificent artwork. Material fee of $30 

payable at first meeting - covers all materials 

needed for class projects. Limited to 8 students. 



#99520A Two Saturdays 

1:30-4:00 p.m. 

July 14 & 21

GROUP SWIMMING LESSONS 

Swimming lessons for children and adults will be conducted throughout the quarter. Minimum age of 

5 years is required for non-swimmers. Each group will be limited in enrollment and is designed for 

beginners only. All participants must wear rubber/plastic shower sandals and bring a towel. Students 

should be wearing swimsuits when they arrive for lessons. 

Weekday Group Program 


#96MF01A 5 Meetings Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 

June 25-29 

#96MF01B 5 Meetings Fee: $55 

4:00-4:50 p.m. 

June 25-29 

#96MF01C 5 Meetings Fee: $55 

5:00-5:50 p.m. 

June 25-29 

#96MF01D 5 Meetings Fee: $55 

6:00-6:50 p.m. 

June 25-29 


2:00-2:50 p.m. 

July 2-6 (No class July 4) 


4:00-4:50 p.m. 



5:00-5:50 p.m. 



6:00-6:50 p.m. 



2:00-2:50 p.m. 

July 9-13 


4:00-4:50 p.m. 

July 9-13 


5:00-5:50 p.m. 

July 9-13 


6:00-6:50 p.m. 

July 9-13 

WATER ACTIVITIES 

Each group swim section is $55 

30 

Weekday Group Program 



2:00-2:50 p.m. 

July 16-20 


4:00-4:50 p.m. 

July 16-20 


5:00-5:50 p.m. 

July 16-20 


6:00-6:50 p.m. 

July16-20 


2:00-2:50 p.m. 

July 23-27 


4:00-4:50 p.m. 

July 23-27 


5:00-5:50 p.m. 

July 23-27 


6:00-6:50 p.m. 

July 23-27 


2:00-2:50 p.m. 



4:00-4:50 p.m. 



5:00-5:50 p.m. 



6:00-6:50 p.m. 


#96MF06E 5 Meetings Fee: $55 

6:00-6:50 p.m. 

August 6-10

Saturday Group Program 

#96SA12A 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

1:00-1:50 p.m. 


#96SA12B 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 


#96SA12C 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

3:00-3:50 p.m. 


#96SA13A 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

1:00-1:50 p.m. 


#96SA13B 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 


#96SA13C 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

3:00-3:50 p.m. 


PARENT & ME SWIMMING 

Introduction to water familiarization & swimming. A 

fun and easy way for kids to gain confidence and 

begin to swim the easy/natural way. One parent or 

guardian must be in water with child at all times. 

Strictly Limited to 6 students. This class fills up 

fast every Summer so register early! 

SubEvent: Pool Staff Fee: $70 

#95031A 5 Sundays (3-4 yrs.) 

12:00-12:30 p.m. 


#95031B 5 Sundays Fee: $70 

12:30-1:00 p.m. (3-4 yrs.) 


#95031C 5 Sundays Fee: $70 

1:00-1:30 p.m. (3-4 yrs.) 


#95031D 5 Sundays Fee: $70 

1:30-2:00 p.m. (3-4 yrs.) 


#95031E 5 Sundays Fee: $70 

12:00-12:30 p.m. (3-4 yrs.) 


#95031F 5 Sundays Fee: $70 

12:30-1:00 p.m. (3-4 yrs.) 


#95031G 5 Sundays Fee: $70 

1:00-1:30 p.m. (3-4 yrs.) 


#95031H 5 Sundays Fee: $70 

1:30-2:00 p.m. (3-4 yrs.) 


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Sunday Group Program 

#96SU12A 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

11:00-11:50 a.m. 


#96SU12B 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 


#96SU12C 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

3:00-3:50 p.m. 


#96SU13A 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

11:00-11:50 a.m. 


#96SU13B 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 


#96SU13C 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

3:00-3:50 p.m. 


LAP SWIMMING 

This section is for those who already know how to 

swim. New students must demonstrate to the 

pool manager their swimming ability and be 

evaluated prior to enrollment. 

SubEvent: Pool Staff Fee: $65 

#95050A Mon./Wed./Fri. (Monthly) 

7:00-8:00 p.m. 

Continuous enrollment 

SEMI-PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS 

Intensive personalized semi-private swim 

instruction for group of up to three students. One 

hour lessons shared by up to three at time of 

registration. Dates and times of lessons to be 

arranged – weekdays, evenings and weekends. 

Subevent: Pool Staff Fee: $75 

#95045A 5 lessons of one hour 

Continuous 

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS 

Individual swimming instruction for adults or kids - 

one student per instructor. Learn quickly and safely 

avoid the crowds; overcome your fear of water. 

Dates and times to be arranged – Weekday 

evenings and Weekends. Ages 5 +. 

Our Pool staff requires a strict schedule of 

lessons, missed swim lessons cannot be 

re-scheduled! 

SubEvent: Pool Staff* Fee: $135 

#95040A 5 lessons of one hour 

Continuous enrollment

A certificate of completion will be issued upon completion of this course 

The Basics 

Day 1: Introduction to Makeup Artistry the Perfect Canvas 

This workshop is designed for the make-up artist who needs to know the essential principles of 

make-up artistry. We will discuss some of the ins and outs of the business and explore 

different career choices in the makeup industry. We will also begin discussing the products, 

interacting with the client, the make-up kit brushes, hygiene, skin preparation and skin care. 

Next, we’ll explore different foundation techniques and teach you how to create a flawless 

foundation finish according to the clients “comfort level”. This intensive workshop will give you 

a solid foundation from which to start or enhance an exciting career in makeup industry! 

Day 2 & 3: The Power of Color / All About the Eyes 

This two day in-depth workshop includes professional makeup tips concentrating strictly on the 

eye area. Learn hot to harmonize color with your client’s eyes, hair, skin tone, accessories and 

wardrobe using the artists color wheel. Next, learn to distinguish each individual eye shape 

and what eye-shadow techniques work best according to each eye. You’ll also learn proper 

product placement, eyebrow arching, false lash applications and correct eyeliner methods. Set 

yourself apart as professional makeup artist by understanding how to create dimension and 

shape. Truly an eye opener! 

Day 4: Shading and Highlighting 

Many styles of makeup can be created with the application of shading and highlighting. Learn 

how to create depth and movement, bringing energy to the surface of your medium. In this 

workshop you will be taught different contouring techniques and applications for the new 

millennium. Learn how to create glamorous looks for the women who is painting the town red. 

Learn trends seen in the most current fashion magazines, music videos and television. 

Dramatic Eyes, Luscious Lips… She can have it ALL! 

Day 5: Lab Day 

Lab days are where it all comes together. We ask that in order to ensure a more accurate 

learning experience, you have a model join you in class. This is the time to meet one on one 

with your instructor and ask any questions regarding your previous workshops. 

Day 6: Last Looks 

This workshop is a way to say goodbye to the old you… and hello to the new you!! One last 

chance to shine!! You will also take a moment to take a quick and easy exit exam, to ensure 

that you understand your newly acquired knowledge. 

Please bring your own make-up kit and brushes. 

SubEvent: Jason Sanchez Fee: $299 

#86004A 4 Mondays & 2 Wednesdays 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 

June 25-July 16 (No class July 4) 

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A certificate of completion will be issued upon completion of this course 

Advanced Concepts 

Day 7: Combination 6 

In this workshop, you will be taught 6 different eye makeup combinations, day/evening looks 

As a professional makeup artist, you must learn to create several looks in order to bring out 

your client’s potential. We give you the steps for 6 different ideas that will put you on the right 

track! 

Day 8: Haute Couture 

This workshop is aimed at perfecting the techniques required to produce a High Fashion 

photographic and editorial style makeup application. This will allow students to maximize any 

artistic and editorial flair!! Let’s take a closer look at the fashion makeup concepts of Paris, 

Italy, and New York! 

Day 9: Hair Styling 

Diversity is everything in this business! We suggest you learn a thing or two about hair. This 

workshop is a one stop shop, designed to give you a few simple looks. We will teach you three 

quick, easy to do hairstyles – day, evening and high fashion look. Learn how to expand your 

technical skills and increase your earnings with a quick twist and a pin!! 

Day 10: Lab Day 

Lab days are where it all comes together. Practice makes perfect! We ask that is order to 

ensure a more accurate learning experience, you have a model join you in class. This is the 

one last time to meet your instructor and ask questions regarding any of your previous 

workshops. 

Day 11: Portfolio Building 

Lights, camera, action!! Now let’s get started on that portfolio. In this workshop you will work 

with a professional photographer and capture a few looks to use in your portfolio. Proper set 

etiquette will be discussed along with shading and highlighting techniques for any lighting 

setup. With all your new skills, this will be a snap!! 

Day 12: Bridal 101 

In this undeniably profitable workshop, you will learn everything you need to know about the 

wedding day. This informative workshop will take you all the way from the consultation, to the 

wedding day. You’ll learn everything from how to book your appointments, price your services, 

and increase your profits. You will learn popular makeup techniques, color selections, and 

popular application methods. This is a fabulous workshop! It was designed for the freelance 

artist who enjoys making a serious profit. 

Please bring your own make-up kit and brushes. 

SubEvent: Jason Sanchez Fee: $299 

#86005A 3 Mondays & 3 Wednesdays 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


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PEARL & BEAD KNOTTING 

Do you have a strand of 

pearls or beads that need 

re-stringing? Now you can 

do it yourself and save 

money! In class you will 

practice your knotting 

skills by creating a new 

necklace or bracelet. 

Several styles and 

techniques will be taught. 


registration will supply each student with 

cultured pearls, silk cord, sterling silver filled 

clasp/knotting tool. Instructor Terri Holtzman 

offers even more wonderful jewelry making and 

design classes in our art’s & crafts section. 

Sign-up early, don’t get left out. 



2:00-5:00 p.m. 

July 22 

FLORAL DESIGN II 

This class is a continuation of floral design I, with 

emphasis on even more 

advanced floral arrangements 

& techniques. Bring your 

imagination and go creative. 

Material fee of $40 payable at 

time of registration pays for 

all your fresh flowers for all 

your floral design projects. 

Please bring a wire cutters, a 

floral knife and newspapers. 



9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 


WEDDING FLORAL DESIGN 

Create a memorable and elaborate wedding floral 

design to suit 

that very 

precious day in 

your life. This 

class will help 

you prepare a 

bouquet, 

corsage and 

wedding floral 

table settings. 

Save time & 

money! You will 

be amazed at 

the floral 

arrangements 

you made yourself. Bring wire cutters, paring knife 

to class. Material fee of $25 payable at time of 

registration. Check out some of Instructor Eva 

Ucanan’s other hands-on extravagant creation 

classes in the Arts & Crafts section. 



9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

August 12 

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POTTERY MAKING 

Students will learn the basics of throwing on a 

potter’s wheel. Simple forms such as cylinders, 

cups, and bowls will be 

emphasized. Learn 

centering, pulling, and 

trimming. Classes will 

explore a variety of 

hand building 

techniques including 

clay slab, pinch pots, 

coiling, molds, and glazing. Create all kinds of 

forms – you’re only limited by your imagination in 

hand building. Wear old clothes, and to bring an old 

towel and apron. Material fee of $35 payable at first 

meeting. Held off campus. Limit 6 students. 

SubEvent: Toros Tngrian Fee: $175 


6:30-9:30 p.m. 


GLYCERIN SOAPMAKING 

Custom-made soaps are perfect for gifts, bathroom 

décor, and people 

with sensitive skin. 

You will create 

many kinds of 

soaps while 

learning how to 

layer colors, use 

molds and add 

fragrances, herbs 

and toys. Express your creativity and join the fun! 


registration - covers all materials needed to 

complete the projects. Students must be on time 

to complete all Glycerin Soap projects. 



6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 13 

CANDLE MAKING 

Candles are a beautiful addition to your home 

décor and make wonderful welcome gifts. This 

candle-making 

workshop will 

cover the basic 

techniques for 

making both 

molded and 

container 

candles. Each 

student will 

make and take 

home a colorful 

chunk candle, a 

floating candle and a novelty gel candle. Handouts 

with instructions, tips and techniques will be 

provided. Wear old clothes & closed-toe shoes. (no 

sandals please). Material fee of $15 payable at 

time of registration - covers all materials 

needed to complete projects. Please be on time, 

there will be no class make-up. 



6:00-9:00 p.m. 

July 6

SIZZLING SUMMER BAR-B-QUE 

WITH JESSE SANCHEZ! 

Summer is here and what better way to enjoy it 

than with a good ol’ outdoors barbecue. What 

makes this barbeque different is that Chef Jesse 

will demonstrate how you can grill your meals to 

include all the natural flavors and nutrients with 

healthy fresh ingredients. Join us at our campus 

oasis and don’t forget to bring your appetite! 


registration 

SubEvent: Chef Jesse Sanchez Fee: $40 


1:30-4:30 p.m. 

August 4 

LIVE – RENT FREE!!! 

Apartment Management Certificate Class 

Have you noticed all the highrise 

buildings going up? This 

class will cover all the topics 

necessary to become an 

apartment manager; or, if you 

are a property/building owner, 

get the skills and laws needed to 

properly manage and facilitate your 

investment. Topics include: Unlawful 

detainer/eviction laws & procedures. Rental leasecontracts, 

Rental marketing techniques, Manager 

salary/benefits; Section 8, Rent control and more. 

SubEvent: Cavalin Fee: $100 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 

July 9-23 

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ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN !!! 

REGISTER (323) 953-4000 EXT. 2651 

Register by Phone: (323) 953-4000 x-2651 

THE BUSINESS OF BARTENDING – 

BECOME A PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER 

Start working after completing this class! 

Why pay hundreds of dollars more at other schools 

to learn bartending when this bartending class will 

cover all you need to know in the field of bartending 

and more! As the economy struggles and 

employment worsens - Bartending jobs are in 

demand wherever you go! Bartending requires so 

much more than knowing how to put ice in a glass 

and adding the proper ingredients. Kellie will 

prepare you to be a great salesperson; a customer 

service expert and 

an honest/valuable 

employee with skills 

that will help you 

succeed in the real 

world of bartending. 

With the skills 

gained from Kellie 

Nicholson’s class 

and her notoriety 

in the Bartending 

world plus certificate of completion, her 

students have successfully secured bartending 

jobs after completing this class, Kellie’s clientele 

includes Will from the Black Eyed Peas, David 

Schwimmer, Jessica Simpson and Ashton Kucher. 

Material fee of $50 payable online to 

www.barbizz.com/pay before class starts. 

Those who score 90% or above on the tests will 

be awarded a Master’s Certificate of Excellence! 

SubEvent: Kellie Nicholson Fee: $150 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 

August 7-21 

“Dear Kellie, this is Ivette from your Bartending 

class at Los Angeles City College, I just wanted to 

tell you I had my first interview as a bartender 

yesterday, I did not know what to expect, however 

THEY HIRED ME! Thank you so much for teaching 

me the Business of Bartending” – Ivette

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