Community Services - Los Angeles City College
Community Services - Los Angeles City College
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HOW TO LEGALLY START A<br />
NEW BUSINESS IN L.A.<br />
Stop procrastinating and set-up your business<br />
now! Start the money flow into your pockets!<br />
A quick and easy guide through the<br />
forest of regulations faced by<br />
new business start-ups in <strong>Los</strong><br />
<strong>Angeles</strong>. This class is designed<br />
to quickly and painlessly cover<br />
everything you need to know about<br />
city and county tax forms, business licenses and<br />
reporting systems, payroll and income taxes, and<br />
federal and California requirements. Sign-up today!<br />
Material fee of $20 payable online at:<br />
http://communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
before class starts.<br />
SubEvent: Kevin Farmer Fee: $55<br />
#20013A One Friday<br />
10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.<br />
April 5<br />
INCOME TAX PREPARATION<br />
Stop paying someone else to do your income<br />
taxes! This course is designed for those who wish<br />
to learn how to prepare tax returns for individuals<br />
and small business using Turbo Tax software, the<br />
most popular commercial<br />
income tax software<br />
program available.<br />
Students will concentrate<br />
on the mechanics of the<br />
interview format an easy<br />
step to produce Federal<br />
and State income tax<br />
returns. In addition general theory of taxation for<br />
individuals and small business will be covered.<br />
Material fee of $10 payable at time of<br />
registration. This class id limited to one student<br />
per computer! No class March 30.<br />
SubEvent: Hagai Payes Fee: $85<br />
#20015A 4 Saturdays<br />
1:00-4:00 p.m.<br />
February 23-March 16<br />
#20015B 3 Saturdays Fee: $85<br />
1:00-5:00 p.m.<br />
March 23-April 13<br />
LIVE – RENT FREE!!!<br />
Apartment Management Class<br />
Have you noticed all the high-rise buildings going<br />
up? All these new apartment buildings need you<br />
as a manager – reap the benefits! This class will<br />
cover all the topics necessary to<br />
become an apartment manager;<br />
or, if you are a property/building<br />
owner, get the skills and laws<br />
needed to properly manage and<br />
facilitate your investment.<br />
Topics: Unlawful detainer/eviction<br />
laws & procedures. Rental lease-contracts, Rental<br />
marketing, Manager salary/benefits; Section 8,<br />
Rent control and more. Don’t put off your career as<br />
an apartment manager any longer! Register early<br />
to guarantee your spot in this class!<br />
SubEvent: Joseph Cavalin Fee: $100<br />
#20020A 3 Mondays<br />
6:00-10:00 p.m.<br />
March 4-18<br />
#20020B 3 Wednesdays Fee: $100<br />
6:00-10:00 p.m.<br />
March 20-April 3<br />
12<br />
PROFESSIONAL SPEAKING FOR THE<br />
CLUELESS<br />
Want to make six-figures speaking about what you<br />
know? Then enter the highly lucrative business of<br />
seminars, workshops, and professional speaking!<br />
You can profit by sharing your experience with<br />
people who are willing to pay for it. In this dynamic<br />
program you’ll learn how to: Make six figures<br />
speaking about what you know, apply as a trainer<br />
with seminar companies, book over 100 paid<br />
engagements in your first year of business, work<br />
with bureaus and agents, create profitable support<br />
products like books and audio products. Material<br />
fee of $30 payable at time of registration.<br />
SubEvent: Mike Rounds Fee: $35<br />
#20017A One Tuesday<br />
6:30-9:30 p.m.<br />
March 19<br />
GRANT PROPOSALS: HOW TO FIND<br />
THEM AND HOW TO WRITE THEM<br />
There is a demand for good grant proposal writers<br />
in the public and nonprofit sectors, from Head Start<br />
childcare centers, schools, <strong>College</strong>s, Universities to<br />
faith-based organizations and<br />
community centers. Students<br />
will review basic steps toward<br />
seeking and writing promising<br />
grant proposals. Learn to identify<br />
community needs and budgeting<br />
costs to meet those needs, learn to ask for just the<br />
right amount of funding to fill that budget. Various<br />
types of grant proposals will be covered, from E-<br />
Forms to packet forms. Internet experience is<br />
recommended.<br />
SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $55<br />
#25044A 2 Sundays<br />
12:00-3:00 p.m.<br />
April 7 & 14<br />
CAREER<br />
DEVELOPMENT<br />
HOW TO BECOME A BODYGUARD<br />
Ever wonder how you could get a job protecting<br />
famous movie stars, high profile political<br />
people, famous rock and hip hop artist? This<br />
course is designed to teach students the basics of<br />
executive security protection detail. This includes<br />
information of site survey, advance procedures;<br />
security posts, motorcade<br />
operations; the package<br />
and close proximity.<br />
Topic highlights: Intro to<br />
Dignity Protection,<br />
Mission, Cover and<br />
Evacuation the Principal,<br />
Advanced Planning,<br />
Rings of Protection, Dress Etiquette, Ethics and<br />
DPU Unit Teamwork, Weapons, equipment and<br />
Medical Supplies, Advances and advance Exercise<br />
Protective Formations and Defensive Tactics for<br />
the Dignitary Protection Agent, Protecting the<br />
Dignitary Exercises. Upon successful<br />
completion of this seminar you will receive a<br />
certificate of completion. Material fee of $10<br />
payable at time of registration. Register now!<br />
SubEvent: Simon Cruz Jr. Fee: $80<br />
#25666A One Saturday<br />
8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.<br />
March 23