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HOW TO BECOME A NOTARY PUBLIC This class will prepare students to pass the state examination. Topics: Requirements & duties of a Notary; Expectations regarding past/present convictions; Preventing 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/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. Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: Barbara Douglas Fee: $80 #25404A One Saturday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. February 23 CREATIVE WRITING 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 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40 #26020A One Sunday 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon March 10 REGISTER EARLY BEFORE CLASSES FILL UP!!! 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 $10 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: Lisa Saperson Fee: $75 #73000A 3 Mondays 7:00-9:30 p.m. March 4-18 14 OH NO! GRAMMAR AGAIN! This is an intensive review of grammar as used in formal and creative writing styles. 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. Material fee of $8 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: Lisa Saperston Fee: $75 #26010A 3 Wednesdays 7:00-9:30 p.m. February 27-March 13 PITCHING YOUR FILM / T.V. PROJECT Got a chance to talk about your script? Tried to pitch-can’t get it across the plate? There’s only one way to do it. If you want to develop a bulletproof presentation (as well as elephant hide) learn the right way to pitch, get people interested and make a deal instead of a mess. You only get one chance to make a first impression – don’t blow it! Find out how to approach, and what to expect in (and from) a pitch meeting, whether scheduled or impromptu. SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40 #26022A One Sunday 1:00-4:00 p.m. March 17 WRITE FOR MAGAZINES AND THE WEB 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 #26030A One Sunday 1:00-4:00 p.m. March 10 SCREENWRITING WARRIORS There are many ways to write a script. Some of them are convoluted, some impossible to apply and most require too much time to write, then rewrite. Learn to write a script quickly and well at a professional level ready to be marketed as quickly as possible. Learn how not to ‘pain’ yourself into a corner. This is the quickest, most direct method of writing/creating/selling a script you’ll find anywhere, and you don’t have to buy software or a book. SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40 #26021A One Sunday 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon March 17 PARK ON CAMPUS – PURCHASE A WINTER PARKING PERMIT FOR ONLY $10. See Pg. 29
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 class is for those interested in health-science related occupations. Ages: 14+. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology. ll & lll is O.K. Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $65 #29011A 5 Saturdays 9:00-10:30 a.m. February 23-March 23 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II Enlarge your vocabulary through the study of the major systems, along with the diseases and disorders associated with those systems. Topics: muscular, circulatory, respiratory, endocrinology, and gastrointestinal. This class is designed for those interested in the health-science occupations. Concurrent enrollment in Med. Term. I & III O.K. Ages 14+. Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $65 #29012A 5 Saturdays 10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon February 23-March 23 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY III Complete your vocabulary in health sciences studying the remaining major systems along with the diseases and disorders of these systems. Topics include: genito-urinary, nervous system, integumentary systems, eye, ear, nose, mouth (the senses). This class is designed for those interested in health science related occupations. Concurrent enrollment in Med. Term. I & ll is O.K. Ages 14+. Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $65 #29013A 5 Saturdays 12:30-2:00 p.m. February 23-March 23 Obtain an “Award of Completion”- $10. At least 90% of class must be attended. 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. Medical Terminology I, II, and III Required. SubEvent: Lilly Sarino Fee: $145 #29021A 5 Saturdays 12:30-5:00 p.m. February 23-March 23 15 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 ICD-9/CPT-4 CODING BOOKS! Material fee of $20 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: Lilly Sarino Fee: $145 #29022A 5 Saturdays 12:30-5:00 p.m. April 6-May 4 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. SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $45 #29000A One Saturday 2:00-5:00 p.m. March 23 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 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 first steps when the patient arrives with a work or personal injury, There will be an overview of California’s Workers Compensation rules, Personal Injury case(s), Coding/Billing rules, Liens and negotiating for maximum reimbursement. Pre-requisite: Medical Insurance Billing. SubEvent: Denise Sandoval Fee: $75 #29888A 2 Thursdays 6:30-9:00 p.m. March 14 & 21
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