Spring 2012 Los Angeles Harbor College Extension Program

Los Angeles Harbor College
Extension Program
Spring 2012
Office Hours
Regular Office Hours
Monday-Thursday
8:30am-7:30pm
Friday
8:30am-4:00pm
Saturday
7:30am-12noon
Office Closed
Jan 7, 14, 16, 21,
Feb 17, 18, 20, Mar 30, 31,
Apr 6, 7, May 26 & 28
No Classes Meeting:
Apr 2-9 (Spring Break)
Contact
Address
1111 Figueroa Place
Wilmington CA, 90744
Bungalow 16
Phone
(310) 233-4450
Fax
(310) 233-4686
Email
lahc-extension@lahc.edu
Website
www.lahc.edu/ext
Twitter
@lahcextension
Catalog Guide
Registration............................................................ 2
Map & Parking information................................. 3
Events & General Services.................................... 4
Arts
Fine.......................................................................... 5
Crafts....................................................................... 5
Edible Art............................................................... 6
Music....................................................................... 7
Language................................................................. 8
Youth Orchestra..................................................... 8
Business
Business Skills........................................................ 9
Investments & Personal Finance......................... 11
Real Estate.............................................................. 12
Career Training...................................................... 13
Supervisory Leadership Academy....................... 14
Project Management............................................. 18
Makeup Artist Training........................................ 22
Medical Insurance Billing
& Coding Program........................................ 23
Computer/Technology Skills
Computer for Beginners (Mac & PC)................. 26
Web & Video Production..................................... 27
Ebay......................................................................... 27
iPad and iPhone..................................................... 28
Fitness, Dance & Wellness
Dance and Fitness................................................. 29
Ace Personal Trainer Certificate Prep................
Personal Enrichment
Red Cross CPR/AED............................................ 31
NRA Basic Pistol................................................... 32
Landscape and Interior Design........................... 33
Horsemanship........................................................ 34
College For Kids.........................36
Continuing Education................38
Online Classes............................39
Although we make every effort to avoid mistakes, our catalog is not a
contract. The Extension Program does not assume liability for errors,
typographical or otherwise. We encourage you to let us know of any
errors you find so we may alert others. Thank you, LAHC Extension.
LAHC Extension Program is a member of THE
LEARNING RESOURCES NETWORK a national
organization in adult learning.

Enrolling and participating
Plan ahead, classes are filled on a
“first come, first serve” basis and
often fill before the day of the class.
Enroll Online or by Phone - 24 Hours a Day!
Enrolling in a class is at your fingertips, 24 hours a day.
Register online at www.lahc.edu/ext or give us a call at
(310) 233-4450 -don’t forget to have your MasterCard,
Visa or Discover card ready so we can quickly help you.
Walk-in
Drop by our office located in Bungalow 16 on the Harbor
College campus, adjacent to the “6” Parking lot (see
campus map on page #3)
Although we make every effort to avoid mistakes, our catalog is not a contract.
The Extension Program does not assume liability for errors, typographical
or otherwise. We encourage you to let us know of any errors you
find so we may alert others. Thank you, LAHC Extension.
Material Fees: Courses with material fees are indicated per class and should
be paid according to the instructions listed.
Return Check: A $10 returned check charge is assessed for each check returned to
the LAHC Business Office unpaid by the bank for any reason. A STOP PAYMENT
ORDER on a check DOES NOT constitute an official withdrawal nor does it relieve
the student’s financial obligations for a class. PLEASE FOLLOW REFUND POLICY
PROCEDURES to avoid additional charges.
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General Refund Policy
(This policy does not apply to some training programs or special courses. Please refer to our
catalog of extension classes for full details). Refunds are given when: A program is cancelled
by the Office of Community Services and Continuing Education OR a request for refund
may be made either in writing accompanied by a receipt, or by contacting the Office of
Community Services by telephone at least 5 working days prior to the first class meeting. If
you enroll in a class less than 5 working days prior to the first class meeting, NO refunds will
be given. An electronic voucher may be issued in the event of special circumstances
minus processing fees (electronic vouchers expire one year after the day of issue).
Processing will take approximately 2 weeks. There is a processing fee for each refund or
electronic voucher requested, per person, per class, or event, unless the class is cancelled.
Refund/Electronic Voucher Processing Fees:
Class fee $1 to $99 - processing fee is $12
Class fee $100 to $199 - processing fee is $15
Class fee $199 to $299 - processing fee is $20
Class fee $299+ - processing fee is $25

Our Campus
Los Angeles Harbor College is located at
1111 Figueroa Place, Wilmington, California 90744
Extension Office
All LAHC Extension classes are held on the Los Angeles Harbor College
Campus, unless otherwise noted in the class description.
Parking at Los Angeles Harbor College
Parking to register for a class: The “6” and “8” lots provide easiest access to
the Community Services/Extension Program Building. Be careful to only
park at the green “temporary parking” curbs located in the “6” lot when
you come into the office to register. Cars parked in regular spaces without
a parking permit will be ticketed. If you need longer than 15 minutes to
register, please get a “Daily Paid Permit” for $1 in lots “3” “6” or “8”- then
drive through to park in lot “6” in any space marked “Student Parking” with
the permit posted on your dash.
Long Term Parking -Daily parking permits may be purchased for $1 in lots
“3” “6” or “8”. Parking stickers are $5 each and are valid for one semester.
These are available in the extension office only and cannot be purchased
online or sent by mail.
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Services & Events
Traffic Violator School
Saturdays 8:00am - 4:00pm
Please call for exact dates
Fee: $35 includes certificate
$40 Same Day Registration
Duplicate Certificates: $15
(Discounts do not apply to traffic school.)
For Traffic School information or registration call (310) 233-4450
*Per DMV regulations, commercial drivers are prohibited from attending *
Escuela de Trafico en Español
Harbor College Extension ofrece escuela de trafico una vez al mes. El costo
es $35 y $40 el dia de la clase(certificado incluido) llame a 310-233-4450
para registrar.
Keyboarding Proficiency Test
Take a touch-typing proficiency test and receive a
Certificate of Proficiency to meet job requirements.
Testing fee is $20. Call 310-233-4450 to schedule an
appointment.
Los Angeles Harbor
College Swap Meet
Over 400 Vendors! No Admission Fee
Every Sunday: 8:00am-3:00pm
Call (310) 835-5351 for information
LAHC Extension Program proudly
supports the LAHC Theatre Program
Traveling Children’s Shows. These shows are
performed at local grade schools. For more
information contact muldoonc@lahc.edu
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Fine Arts/Crafts
Drawing & Impressionistic
Watercolor
Create paintings that capture the essence
of this softly colored art form. Mix and
blend colors, observe and capture objects
on paper, use brush strokes for different
effects, and create three-dimensional
images with a single stroke. Please bring
to class: 1.5” hake brush (made in
Japan), Strathmore 300 series watercolor
paper, water container, paper towel or
cloth towel, watercolor palette, tube
of transparent watercolors including
Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Lemon
Yellow, Paynes Grey, Prussian Blue, and
Sap Green.
Hisako Asano, MFA, Fine Arts &
Traditional Japanese Artist
#210011 Apr 14-May19
6 Saturdays 9:00-12noon $69
Introduction to
Digital
Photography
Tired of bland, boring
or just outright
bad vacation and nature photographs?
Whether your travels take you to exotic
locales or just the local forest preserve, you
can learn how to shoot like a pro. Learn
powerful techniques for photographing
people, landmarks, landscapes and wildlife.
Discover how to utilize composition.
Classroom instruction will alternate with
walking trips around campus and Harbor
Park for hands-on practice. *To get the
most benefit from this course you should
have a basic understanding of digital
photography and bring your digital camera
to each class
Raul Gereque is a professional
photographer and has been taking pictures
of stunning locales for many years.
#210015 Feb 25-Mar 17
4 Saturdays 9:00-11:30am $69
#210006 Apr 21-May 12
4 Saturdays 9:00-11:30am $69
Yarnworks: Introduction to Crochet
Turn basic, everyday yarn into household
treasures! Discover basic techniques to
crochet in your spare time and relax away
the day’s stress. You’ll learn to make a
portable music player cover and the skills
to make so much more!
Lia Lara-Tellez, AA, is a creative
consultant and special events planner. Lia
has knitted hundreds of unique gifts and
is regularly featured in exhibits across
Southern California.
#220011 Apr 21
1 Saturday 11:00-2:00pm $35
material fee $10
New
Make Your Own Teddy Bear
(Ages 15 - Adult)
In this six week class, you’ll learn to make a
teddy bear, step by step. Start at the beginning
from cutting it out to finishing the hand details.
Students must bring their sewing machines
to class. In the first class, instructor will give
students their pattern and discuss fabric
selection.
Jeani Billiteri has been teaching crafting
workshops for nearly twenty years.
#220026 Feb 21-Mar 27
6 Tuesdays 6:30-8:30pm $44
material fee $5
See Page 35 for our list
of youth classes and
semi-private tutoring.
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Edible Art/Beermaking
Cupcake Decorating with Finesse
Cupcake decorating can be easy! Learn simple
steps to take your cupcakes from ordinary to extraordinary.
Discover easy tricks for fun, pretty
and elegant cupcakes. You will see that with
creativity, the possibilities are endless. Students
will need to bring 5 plain cupcakes with them
to class.
Alexandra and Stefani Esparza have been
decorating cupcakes for over a decade.
#230019 May 5 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $35
material fee $15
Thai Fruit and Vegetable Carving
The art of Thai fruit and vegetable carving adds
beauty and value to every occasion in which it
is used. It has been in existence for over seven
centuries of history and heritage. Body and mind
are focused on the creation and detailed work of
each piece.
Discover:
• The proper tools used
• How to pick out the best fruit and
vegetables to use
• Basic carving techniques
• Creating their own Thai fruit and vegetable designs
• Set-up and arrangements
You can now learn this exquisite traditional craft and begin creating select carvings in a
short period of time. Whether you are interested in learning a craft or are a professional
chef, you will benefit greatly from this amazing time honored art. Tools are included in the
class fee. $30 material fee payable at www.designsbyboonmee.com.
Boonmee Nishimoto has been instructing the art of vegetable carving for over a decade.
www.designsbyboonmee.com
#230008 Apr 16-May 14 5 Mondays 6:30-8:30pm $69
Beer Making
New
You’ll be captivated by the amazing smells emanating from the kettle as you learn
to brew your own beer. During a single four-hour demonstration/lecture class, you
will explore beer-making ingredients, equipment, beer styles, and the brewing process using
extract and specialty grains. Homebrew will be sampled and evaluated during breaks in the
brewing action. Fee includes $5 for ingredients/samples. Class location is TBA.
An award-winning homebrewer, Dr. Patrick Schulz has over 70 batches under his belt,
and has experience brewing many different styles and is familiar with extract, extract with
grains, and all-grain brewing techniques.
#230021 Mar 10 1 Saturday 12noon – 4:00pm $45
#230022 May 19 1 Saturday 12noon – 4:00pm $45
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Grab Your Guitar!
Playing the guitar is a stimulating yet soothing,
and fun, outlet for creative expression.
This course is designed to give the beginner
the basic guitar playing techniques including
how to read music, play chords and melodies
by ear, accompany, tune, and maintain your
instrument. Students must bring their guitar
and pencil to every class. Course is designed
for acoustic guitars, electric is only acceptable
if you have a very small amp. Class size is
limited, register early!
Christian Lopez, BA Music, Guitar, Bass,
Piano and Voice instructor.
#240004 Feb 25-Mar 24
5 Saturdays 12noon-2:00pm $65
#240002 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 12noon-2:00pm $79
Drumming Introduction
Anyone can learn to play the drums with
fun and skill in just a few short weeks.
Participants discover a brief history of
early drumming and learn basic grips and
techniques. Also learn to read music and
perform your favorite songs. Practice on
real drums while learning about musical
influences from all over the world.
Doug Klug, MA Percussion and Music
Theory, is an accomplished drummer that has
been featured in many prominent showcases.
#240011 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 9:00-11:00am $84
Tickle the Ivories: Piano 1
Would you like to learn how to play the
piano? This hands-on workshop is designed
for students who have no previous formal
piano instruction. Together, we will start
from the beginning and learn the basics
of reading notes. We will also cover hand/
eye coordination, and we’ll make our way
towards playing short pieces by the end of the
course. Required text: Alfred’s Basic Adult
Piano Course Lesson Book, Book 1
ISBN: 0882846167 (available at LAHC
bookstore)
Dr. Anita Chang, Adjunct Music Faculty,
has performed on both television and radio,
given countless recitals, and has earned many
prestigious awards.
#240003 Feb 27-Mar 26
5 Mondays 4:00-6:00pm $69
Music
Singing With Style
Learn to sing better than you ever thought
you could in a few short lessons! Fun,
exciting, and supportive environment for
beginners or those who wish to improve
their skills. Bring a tape recorder to tape
your exercises for strengthening your
voice, and a song you’d like to perform.
Breakthroughs guaranteed from an expert
with much TV, Vegas, recording and
teaching experience---you won’t believe
how much fun we have and how fast you’ll
learn! Ages 12 and up, Learn more at www.
learntosingbetterfast.com
Jill Jaxx has been a vocal coach and voice
instructor for over thirteen years.
#240001 Apr 24-May 29
6 Tuesdays 7:00-9:00pm $84
Become a Skilled Songwriter
In a nurturing workshop environment,
students of all levels will sharpen their
songwriting skills by writing one song per
week for seven weeks. Class will consist
of a short lesson on a specific element
of songwriting, then performance and
critique based on lyric clarity and musical
creativity. Feel free to bring a previously
written song.
Kevin Fisher is a multi-platinum selling
songwriter whose songs have been recorded
by Rascal Flatts, Sara Evans, Uncle
Kracker, Leah Andreone and many others.
He has written, recorded and produced
songs for films and TV (True Blood, Pretty
Little Liars, Brotherhood, The Riches) and
had a top 40 country hit with his song
Crazy Life.
#240012 Apr 17-May 29
7 Tuesdays 7:00-9:30pm $99
Learn at your own pace!
One-on-One Computer
Training (Mac or PC)
See Page 27
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Language/ Youth Orchestra
Conversational French
This workshop provides the opportunity to learn the vocabulary and
grammar of one of the world’s most romantic languages. Skills are
acquired for everyday usage, with a conversational emphasis. Increase
your ability to read, write and speak with confidence. Additional
information and syllabus at http://leboulmich.weebly.com/
Course material may be purchased online at
http://thinkfrench.weebly.com (click on the `boutique’ tab)
Nelly C. Aguillier, BA, has taught in France’s higher education system
and is currently a visiting instructor and member of the American
Translator Association.
Beginning
#250007 Apr 16-May 21 6 Mondays 6:30-8:30pm $84
Intermediate
#250008 Apr 18-May 23 6 Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm $84
Conversational Spanish
Learn Spanish vocabulary and grammar for everyday use. With emphasis on conversation
and special vocabulary needs, this practical workshop will increase your ability to speak
comfortably.
Required Textbook: Spanish is Fun, Book 1, 4th edition (2010). ISBN: 1567658156,
available at online retailers.
These classes meet off campus at Kaiser Medical Center (Harbor City)
Address: 25825 Vermont Ave, Harbor City
Gerry Koehler, MA Linguistics, Spanish Professor
Beginning II
#250001 Jan 24-Mar 27 10 Tuesdays 7:30-9:30pm $99
Intermediate
#250002 Jan 26-Mar 29 10 Thursdays 7:30-9:30pm $99
Beginning
#250001 Apr 17-Jun 19 10 Tuesdays 5:30-7:30pm $99
Intermediate
#250002 Apr 17-Jun 19 10 Tuesdays 7:30-9:30pm $99
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Harbor College Youth Orchestra
The Harbor College Youth Orchestra announces the opportunity for young musicians to
play in a high-caliber ensemble! Under the direction of Richard Babcock, the group will
rehearse and perform a generous assortment of musical material. Students will be challenged
to master diverse styles from classical to jazz to the bold and the new. Music students age
18 and under who play any orchestra instrument with reasonable proficiency are invited.
Auditions will be held at the first meeting. Prepare a short solo; be prepared to sight read
and play major scales at the audition. Late enrollment is permitted.
Richard Babcock; Director of Orchestras for Chadwick School in Palos Verdes, Music
Director for the Peninsula Symphonic Winds of Los Angeles Harbor College since its
inception in 1986.
#720008 Mar 3-Jun 23 14 Saturdays 9:00-12noon $55
(no class meeting Mar 31, Apr 7 & May 26)

Private Investigation: How to Be
Your Own P.I.
In California, no license is needed as long
as you are investigating for yourself. In
class, you will find out where the information
is located and how you can obtain
it. This class discusses public records and
databases. You will learn how to do asset
searches, background investigations, and
skiptracing. This is an excellent class for
small business owners, landlords, and
potential business investors.
Jim Harriger, licensed Private Investigator,
retired Police Detective, and currently
works as an Investigator for an insurance
company
#310005 Apr 11
1 Wednesday 6:30-9:30pm $39
Create a Low Cost Business Website
You don’t have to be a programmer to build
professional looking and cost-effective
websites; all you have to know is what to
put on your website and how to promote
and design it. With e-commerce currently
producing more revenue than before, you
can have your own website for as little as
$5 a month. We GUARANTEE that you’ll
learn:
• How to get everything you need to
build a website for FREE
• What a website is and what to put on
your website to improve your business
• How to analyze your needs and select
the best web design criteria
• How to make the site user friendly
• How to get a shopping cart that only
costs if sales are made
• How to announce and promote your
website
• How to link with Internet search engines
to make sure you can be found
$30 CD Text included in fee.
Mike Rounds is a patented designer and
copyrighted author with over fifty books
and DVDs in distribution.
#310007 May 1
1 Tuesday 6:30-9:30pm $59
Business Skills
Buy a Profitable Business Using None of
Your Money
Leveraged buyout techniques help you buy a
profitable business without touching your nest
egg . Find good businesses for sale, qualify the
sellers, apply negotiating skills to determine
right price and deal structuring, and perform
due diligence—then put the financing in place
and close the deal. Fee includes $20 workbook.
Gene Konstant has been teaching business
courses throughout California for nearly twenty
years.
#310036 May 6
1 Sunday 1:00-4:00pm $49
Yard Sale and Flea Market Money
New
Makers
Make money with items you already have!
Course is targeted toward people who want to
start a business selling household discards or
specific products at temporary sites like street
fairs & flea markets. This is an easy business
that is simple to establish & operate full or
part time. Class includes a field assignment to
LAHC’s renowned swap meet. Fee includes
$20 workbook.
Gene Konstant has been teaching business
courses throughout California.
#310037 May 6
1 Sunday 9:00-12noon $ 49
Selling Your Treasures Online
New
Are you looking to get rid of books,
furniture, jewelry or electronics?
Learn how to maximize Amazon, e-Bay, and
Craigslist. Amazon, e-Bay, and Craigslist are
three popular websites available for the public
to buy and sell almost anything.
Depending on what you are selling (or buying),
certain sites are better than others. For instance,
if you are trying to sell textbooks, Amazon is
the recommended website. However, if you
want to get rid of a glass fish tank, Craigslist
is great since the buyer will pick up the tank
directly from you—there’s no worry about
shipping or handling. Through step-by-step
demonstrations, become familiar with all three
sites, where to post what, how to create exciting
ads, and other useful tips.
Roberto K. Cruz, AS, is an A+ Certified
Technician and operates his own business.
#310038 Jun 2
1 Saturday 10:00- 2:00pm $49
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Business Skills
Workplace Communication
New Do you want to get the edge at the office and keep your job?
Want to get an edge over the other candidates while job interviewing this year?
Communication and Body Language Mastery skills can give you an edge over others.
Knowing how to communicate more effectively in meetings both verbally and with your
body language are essential skills for today’s business leaders.
Busy business professionals desire to keep their professional skills polished and current
whether you are a sales professional, management personnel, team leader, or job seeker.
Module 1: How to dress for a job interview or sales call. How to shake hands in a business
setting. How to deport yourself professionally in any setting.
Module 2: How and where to sit during the job interview. How to sit and stand during a
sales presentation or business meeting.
Module 3: What to say and do after the meeting and after the interview to stand out and
separate yourself from the competition. Discover what is the number 1 single action you can
easily take to distinguish yourself from the competition. Fee includes $20 workbook.
April Braswell has over 17 years of Fortune 500 corporate professional background from Silicon
Valley in leading international businesses. Additionally she has been training in Body
Language Persuasion Mastery by leading experts Tonya Reiman and Dr. Kevin Hogan.
#310029 Apr 21 1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $69
Dream Books: Turn Your Book Ideas Into A Business
This class is designed for the author, illustrator, or business person with a book idea and
entrepreneurial spirit. Learn how to grow your business into a global enterprise - like the
people who publish the Chicken Soup For The Soul series. Digital press technology (the
21st Century revolution in publishing) has printing options starting at less than $200. You
will learn how to register your book with the U.S. Copyright Office and ISBN Agency, how
to brand your company and promote your book, and how to identify your customers and
develop your marketing base. Fee includes $40 for materials.
Belma Johnson is a published author and professional speaker and teaches innovative new
business strategies throughout California.
#360067 Apr 14 1 Saturday 9:00-1:00pm $89
Extreme Couponing: How to save like the pros!
Not sure where to begin when it comes to keeping and using all these coupons?
• Want to save money on your shopping?
• Have you seen television program or heard stories of people saving tons of money and
want to learn how to do it?
• If you would like to learn about bargains, how to save money, and get free stuff, this class
is for you. In this seminar you will learn to apply smart strategies that include:
• How to manage your coupons, time, and resources
• The basic rules to follow when shopping
• The secrets of how and when to shop your favorite stores
• What good, better and bad couponing is
You will be provided with resources for saving money while shopping, dining and more.
Bring your ideas, resources, and coupons to share. Fee includes a $30 workbook.
Nancy Miller, author of Clutterology® Getting Rid of Clutter and Getting Organized, has
helped countless people clear out clutter in their lives and generate ready cash from their
unused belongings.
#330018 May 1 1 Tuesday 6:30-9:30pm $59

Retirement & Investments
Retirement Planning
Due to recent and ongoing tax law changes, uncertain future for Social Security and shift
toward employee-directed retirement plans, the need for sound financial strategies has
never been greater. In straightforward language, this class explains time-tested strategies
that help you to make informed financial decisions. Whether your objective is to build a
nest egg, protect your assets or preserve your lifestyle throughout retirement, this course
helps you plan your future with confidence. This comprehensive class will cover the
following eight modules over the course of 2 sessions: 1) Life Planning for Retirement,
2) Retirement Needs & Expenses, 3) Retirement Roadblocks & Mistakes, 4) Retirement
Income Sources, 5) Retirement Plan Distributions, 6) Investments, 7) Risk Management
& Asset Protection, and 8) Estate Planning. Students may bring their spouse to class at
no additional charge. Fee includes $20 for materials.
Peter Han is a Registered Representative and Investment Advisor Representative with
First Allied Securities, Inc., Member FINRA/SIPC.
#330022 Feb 25 & Mar 3 2 Saturdays 9:00-12noon $79
#330023 Feb 28 & Mar 6 2 Tuesdays 6:30-9:30pm $79
#330004 May 9 & 16 2 Wednesdays 6:30-9:30pm $79
#330005 May 15 & 22 2 Tuesdays 6:30-9:30pm $79
Master Your Investments
Here’s a sampling of what you’ll learn in this
informative class:
• How to evaluate which investments may be suitable for you
• Asset allocation using stocks, bonds, and mutual funds
• Diversification using alternative investments like REIT’s, gold, and commodities
• Maximize your investment income without unnecessary risk
• Learn how to project your retirement income needs
• Advantageous use of tax laws
• Read the financial pages and understand the language of investing
Jalon O’Connel, BA, is a licensed senior investment executive and registered principal
with National Securities.
#330015 May 2 & 9 2 Wednesdays 6:30-9:00pm $39
Retirement 101
Whether your objective is to build a nest egg, protect assets, or preserve your lifestyle
throughout retirement, this course helps you plan your future with confidence .With the
current conditions of the economy, an uncertain future for Social Security and the shift
toward employee-directed retirement plans, the need for sound financial strategies has
never been greater. Are You Prepared for Retirement? Do You Have Answers to These
Questions: How Much Retirement income will I need? Where will the money come
from? Am I currently saving enough? Will taxes and inflation erode my nest egg? How
should I invest for the future? What should I do with my 401K? How can I avoid undue
estate taxes? How do I rollover an old 401K? Discover how to solve these riddles and
much more.
Jalon O’Connell is a registered investment broker with National Securities.
#330020 Jun 16 1 Saturday 9:30-12:30pm $35
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Real Estate Investing & Management
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Investing in Real Estate: Building Your Financial Future with Rental
Property
In today’s real estate market, investors are building their future with income
properties. You, too, can benefit from the growing ranks of bank owned properties,
short sales, and expired listings.
• Learn how to buy or sell income property in a challenging market.
• Learn how to purchase an apartment building or rental house with FHA
financing.
• Learn how to determine the true value of an income property / apartment
building.
• Learn how to use the financial formulas used by sophisticated real estate
investors.
Experienced investors use time tested tools and strategies to base their decisions.
This course will share the common threads found among those investors who
made fortunes, and those who experienced pitfalls. It is recommended that
students bring a HP-12C financial calculator to class.
Scott Colette is the managing broker for the Harbor Real Estate Group and Harbor
Property Management.
#330017 May 12 1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $39
material fee $30
How to Properly Manage Rental Property
Planning on purchasing rental property? Thinking about property management as
a new career? This course will help students achieve these goals. Buying low cost
property and renting it out is a great way to create wealth and constant cash flow,
but it can be tricky and nonproductive if you do not know how to do it properly
and profitably. If you want to make sure that your income property investment
does not become a money pit, you need to take this class where you will learn how
to:
• Keep the property profitably rented
• Collect rents, enforce penalties and evictions
• Decide whether to perform maintenance yourself or subcontract it
• Establish profitable rates for fees, rentals, and penalties
Scott Colette is the managing broker for the Harbor Real Estate Group and Harbor
Property Management.
#340021 Jun 2 1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $39
material fee $30
What Were You Born to Do?
You were born to make a unique contribution to humanity. Progressing toward this
purpose brings joy and abundance. Straying from it causes stress and emptiness. To
accomplish this, one of the 33 Natural Talents® is wired into your DNA. It’s so subtle, you
rarely notice it; yet so powerful, it’s the source of your highest potential. Elvis, Oprah,
and Einstein were all just “doin’ what comes naturally.” Applying your Natural Talent
relentlessly magnetically attracts all your heart’s desires. Comprehensive workbook is
included in the fee.
Curtis Adney, JD, MS, is a life coach and regularly conducts numerous career success seminars
across the Western U.S.
#360037 Apr 29 1 Sunday 1:00-5:00pm $79

Career Skills & Training
Journalism 2.0: New Income
Opportunities (Adult)
At a time when newspapers are laying off
thousands of writers a year and magazines
are going out of business left and right,
there are new areas of print journalism that
are growing in prevalence, power, prestige,
and profit. Collectively we refer to these
fields as Journalism 2.0. Learn how easy it is
to start a blog or vlog and to syndicate your
work. Hear the case studies of successful
practitioners, including one man who
makes $800,000 a year while working from
his apartment. Bring your articles, writing
samples, or even your ideas for columns
or concepts for magazines to class and let
the instructor help you re-shape them for
the 21st Century by turning them into
blog, vlog, or aggregator ideas that can give
you creative and financial freedom. Fee
includes $30 workbook.
Belma Johnson is a published author and
professional speaker and teaches innovative
new business strategies throughout California.
#360065 Apr 14
1 Saturday 2:00-5:00pm $69
New
How To Become A Part-Time
Substitute Teacher and Make
Full-Time Pay
This is the classroom control course teachers
have been waiting for!
Do you have a college degree and are unemployed? No problem! Have you thought about
substitute teaching? Did you know that substitute teachers can earn from $100 to $184 per
day based on a work day of 6.6 hours? That’s $3,680 a month if you work 5 days a week
at the highest pay rate. This class is for those who plan to substitute teach at the middle
or high school level. Fee includes $35 for materials. If you are thinking about becoming
a substitute teacher or if you have just started substitute teaching-you need to take this
course! You will discover how easy it is to:
• Get work everyday
• Promote yourself to select schools
• Get teachers to always request you first
• Learn the secrets of instant classroom control
• Teach a class when there are no lesson plans
• Pass the California CBEST test to become a
substitute
Photovoltaic
Design &
Installation
This introductory
course introduces
you to the field
of Solar Photovoltaic (PV). Participants
will learn instruction on PV cells, modules,
system components including review of
equipment, system design and calculations,
safety considerations, installation
procedures, and a project proposal. The
course prepares entry-level installers for
eligibility to take Entry-Level Certification
of Knowledge of PV Systems, and, as well
as, the North American Board of Certified
Energy Practitioner (NABCEP).
Prerequisite: High school diploma; must be
able to do arithmetic calculations;
Required text: Photovoltaics Design and
Installation Manual, ISBN: 9780865715202.
(Please obtain the book before the class
starts). This course will be 40 hours in
length. Class size is limited to 20 students.
Additional meetings off campus.
Quayum Abdul, MS Physics, is a recognized
expert on solar energy.
#360041 Apr 16-May 17
5 Mon & 5 Thurs 6:00-10:00pm $299
Additional materials will be discussed in
class and will cost approximately $50.
• Pursue another career (like acting or
modeling, while you sub)
• Start a home-based business if this is
your dream
• Study for your masters, should you
want to
• And much, much more...
Charles Prosper has taught at over 20 community colleges in and is the author of five
bestselling books.
# 360075 Mar 10 1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $74
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Supervisory Leadership Academy
Supervisory Leadership Academy
New
The Supervisory Academy consists of 10 workshops that may be taken
individually or as a series. Completion Certificates will be issued. Enroll in all
10 classes and save $100. Pay only $390 for the course series (No refunds for
series).
Module 1 - Supervisory Overview and Leadership Styles
What does it takes to be an effective supervisor? This module is appropriate for a newly
appointed supervisor or a seasoned veteran. Topics explored in this class include:
• Functions and roles of a supervisor • Assessing supervisory styles • Elements of effective
supervision • How supervision and leadership differ • Supervisory planning
Frank Rivera, BA, founded and started a nonprofit and now manages medical claims specialists.
#371001 Feb 25 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
Module 2 – Communication and Motivation
Your success as a supervisor depends largely on your ability to be an effective communicator
and motivator. Topics in this class include: Verbal and non-verbal communication
techniques • Active speaking and listening • Overcoming barriers to communication
• Creating a motivational climate • How to inspire high performance
Brian S. Symonds, MDiv, has over five years experience administering college admission offices.
#371002 Mar 3 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
Module 3 – Developing Effective Teams
More than anything else, being a supervisor means learning to work as a team player. Topics
covered in this module include: • Team dynamics – stages of team development • Tools
for building high productivity teams • Brainstorming techniques • Strategies for decisionmaking
• Working with different personality types
Frank Rivera, BA, founded and started a nonprofit and now manages medical claims specialists.
#371003 Mar 10 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
Module 4 – Dealing with Difficult People & Conflict Resolution
Find out how to deal with employee complaints and difficult employee interactions. Learn
how to resolve tough problems that arise in the workplace. Topics covered include:
• Using communication skills to defuse potential blow-ups • Strategies for separating
personal and organizational problems • How to control your own emotions in conflict
situations • Basic tips for handling difficult work situations • Conflict resolution strategies
Brian S. Symonds, MDiv, has over five years experience administering college admission offices.
#371004 Mar 17 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
Module 5 - Human Resource Issues
It is essential for supervisors to have a working knowledge about issues that could lead to
legal liability for the organization. This class will focus on prevention of discrimination and
sexual harassment and will also cover hiring practices. Topics covered:
• Legal and ethical responsibilities of being a supervisor • The basics about discrimination
and sexual harassment • Things you need to know about hiring and firing • Professionalism
in leadership roles • Organizational policies and procedures for complaint
Claudette McClenny, MA, Manages LAHC’s Personnel and Payroll Divisions
#371005 Mar 24 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49

Supervisory / Leadership Academy
Module 6 – Problem Solving
Successful supervisors know that good decisions are based on good data and, in order to get
good data, you need to be a good problem-solver. Topics covered in this class include:
• How to identify and analyze problems. • Understanding root cause and continuous
improvement • How to use brainstorming techniques to solve problems • Overcoming deficit
thinking with opportunity thinking • Problem solving as a team
Elsie Linares, MS, LAHC CAOT Professor
#371006 Apr 14 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
Module 7 – Facilitation Skills
Nowadays supervisors are assuming the roles of coach and facilitator to enable their
employees to do their best work. Being a facilitator requires a unique blend of skills. Topics
covered in this module include: • Facilitation as a style of leadership • How to facilitate
for agreement • Designing successful action plans with employees • Coaching for better
performance
Elsie Linares, MS, LAHC CAOT Professor
#371007 Apr 21 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
Module 8 – Evaluating & Improving Employee Performance
Understanding performance management and the process of delegation will enable both
supervisor and employee to know what job results are expected. This module includes:
• Setting performance standards and objectives • Communicating high expectations to
employees • Dealing with the poor performer • How to handle performance appraisals
• Managing delegated activities and expectations
Elsie Linares, MS, LAHC CAOT Professor
#371008 Apr 28 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
Module 9 – Time/Stress Management
Your success as a manager depends on how well you manage your own time and stress
and the time and stress of your employees. This module includes: • Learning to control
time wasters • Techniques for prioritizing & overcoming distractions • Dealing with
organizational stress • Relaxation techniques you can use on the job.
Brian S. Symonds, MDiv, has over five years experience administering college admission offices.
#371009 May 5 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
Module 10 – Ethics in Leadership
As leaders, we must be able to evaluate our company our colleagues, and most importantly,
our own ethical stance in order to create a culture of ethics within our own organization. In
this module, we will examine ethical dilemmas facing leaders, explore the top factors causing
leaders to compromise their ethics and identify important ways to become a more ethical
leader.
• Identify the range of ethical and unethical behaviors
• Develop an understanding of ethical dilemmas
• Avoid major reasons for compromising ethics as a leader
• Target important ethical leadership behaviors
Claudette McClenny, MA, Manages LAHC’s Personnel and Payroll Divisions
#371010 May 12 1 Saturday 10:00-1:00pm $49
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BPI Building Analyst Certification
New BPI Building Analyst Training and Certification course offers trainees the chance to
take the principles of energy efficiency to the next level by becoming Certified BPI
Building Analysts in a 5-6 day course. BPI Energy Audits are instrumental to identifying
residential problems such as gas and carbon monoxide leaks, poor indoor air quality,
energy inefficiency, and other structural deficiencies. The course covers fundamental
principles of energy and building science through technical instruction on how to optimize
airflow and quality, moisture regulation, lighting appliance energy savings and expertise
in combustion testing and safety. The BPI Building Analyst (BA) class will offer in-class
training on the principles of energy efficiency, the BPI method and an understanding of the
“house-as-a-system” approach as designed by BPI. This class also provides students with
the unparallel opportunity for hands-on field training to apply the fundamental principals
learned in the classroom to an actual residential home while performing a live energy
audit. The blend of classroom and field training will ensure retention of accrued knowledge
through practical implementation of hands-on simulated field models.
BPI BUILDING ANALYST / ENERGY AUDITOR Subjects & Topics Available online
Clean Edison
#360077 Apr 16-20 1 Mon - Fri 8:00-5:00pm $1995
HOME ENERGY RATER (HERS)
New Successful completion of this training will satisfy the first two steps required for
RESNET Rater Certification. The course meets the national standard for the
training and certification of energy raters adopted by the Residential Energy Services
Network (RESNET). A task force composed of a broad representation of the energy rating
and building science education communities developed the standard after an extensive
public review and comment process. The class includes a thorough review of basic energy
concepts, field experience with blower door testing and duct blasting, training on the latest
version of rating software, and performing a home energy rating and entering the data into
REM/Rate. To meet RESNET’s new field testing requirements, on day 5 each student will
conduct a field rating and blower door test in the presence of a trainer. Please note that
the third and final step (minimum 3 Probationary Ratings) is to be performed under a
candidate’s HERS Provider and is not included in this course.
Clean Edison
#360078 Mar 5-9 1 Mon - Fri 8:00-5:00pm $1595
New
Career Skills & Training
How To Go Back To College - At Any Age - And Succeed!
Are you over 30, 40, 50, or 60 and have thought about returning to college? Then this
is the presentation you have been waiting for! Have you always wanted to go back to
school to get a college degree or an advanced graduate degree? Have you always known what
you have wanted to do with your life but because of work, marriage, procrastination, or just
the belief that it’s too late, you have allowed your dream to be postpone? It’s time to get started
on that dream again now. You will discover how easy it is to:
• Start school again no matter what your age and succeed
• Go to school while you are still working at your current job
• Obtain Pell Grants & FAFSA government loans to finance your education
• Earn a masters degree even at 98 like Nola Ochs of Hays, Kansas
• Balance study and work to avoid stress and succeed
• Enjoy the journey rather than counting the years to completion
• Stay focused, and stay with your program until you get your degree
• And much, much more... • Fee includes $35 for materials.
Charles Prosper has taught at over 20 community colleges in California, Nevada and Florida
and is the author of five bestselling books.
#360076 Mar 3 1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $74

Career Skills & Training
Earn Great Money Teaching
Specialty Senior Fitness Classes -
The Age Wave of Opportunity
Are you looking for a part-time job?
Learn how to start working in a booming
industry where you can earn great money,
help others stay healthy, and have fun
doing it! There is a real need for qualified
instructors in the older adult fitness
market. The 50+ population is 40% of the
US population and controls 60% of the
wealth! Find your niche in this profitable
business and start working!
• Many other locations besides health
clubs are looking for qualified instructors.
Find out how to locate those places and
have them hire you.
• Learn how to best market and promote
your classes to increase your profits.
• Do you need to be certified to teach
fitness classes?
• What kind of fitness class should you
teach?
• Learn how to be a great instructor so
students will flock to your classes.
• Make money while you workout!
Workbook, “How to Teach Specialty
Senior Fitness Classes” by Debbi Harper,
and DVD, “Body Moves for Brain Power”
available at www.debbiharper.com/
. Please wear tennis shoes and comfortable
clothes for this lecture and activity
demonstration seminar.
Deborah Harper is a life coach, specializing
in senior fitness programming and her
work has been featured on the Hallmark
Channel.
#360048 Apr 28
1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $39
Child Visitation Monitor
Make a difference in a child’s life! If you
are interested in child advocacy work,
consider a career as a professional Child
Visitation Monitor. The courts often
require scheduled monitored visits between
a child and a non-custodial parent. As a
Child Visitation Monitor, you will monitor
the visit to provide a measure of safety to
the child.
In our workshop you’ll learn the basic
principles and practice of supervised
visitation including: your defined and
neutral role as a monitor • proper and
effective parent intake and preparation of
the parent and child for the visit • focusing
on the child’s best interest and safety • how
to observe objectively and comprehensively
document child and adult contact • proper
intervention to prevent physical and
emotional harm • how to handle separation
and termination of the visit.
You will also gain a basic understanding of
the stages of child development, different
forms of violence and reflective listening,
and maintaining neutrality. You will also
receive information on how to effectively
market yourself as a Child Visitation
Monitor.
Must be 21 years of age or older and able
to provide a clean Live Scan background
check if you decide to get into the field. A
minimum of 13 hours required. Fee includes
$60 for books and certificate.
Notary Public Seminars, Inc, has been
a leading public course provider in
California for nearly two decades.
#360006 May 5 & 12
2 Saturdays 9:00-4:00pm $260
Last Chance to Learn From
Renowned P.E. Professor
Marilyn Cohn
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Project Management
The Project Management Training Series is designed for students
that wish to be project management professionals. Students that
complete all courses will receive a training certificate in
Project Management.
Instructors: Mike Beard PMP, CLP, ITIL, CSM is the Managing Partner of Value Based Project
Management. He is a consultant, advisor, speaker and author with over 30 years of diverse
experience in tactical, management and leadership positions in Fortune 100 corporations. His
career and consulting work have spanned Program Management, Manufacturing, Product Support
& Logistics, Information Technology, Outsourcing, Procurement and Contracting, and 15
years of Operations in Southeast Asian countries.
Mo Aiken is a management advisor and consultant providing a wide variety of operations,
strategic planning, program management, organizational optimization advice, planning and
services, and business turnarounds. He provides wisdom to businesses in diverse industries
such as: manufacturing, technology capital, software development and sales force automation.
Mo’s foundation for success is based on over 30 years of expertise in Quality and Program
Management Principles.
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Project Management
New In this class you will learn and apply project management principles to a real class
project. This is not a class to prepare you for the Project Management Professional
(PMP®) exam but it does help you toward that goal. The class explores all areas of project
management: Introduction and Planning - Learn project management concepts, applications,
and the project lifecycle. Cost Management - Learn cost management and controls for project.
Leadership and Teams - Discover approaches to leading teams and working with people
as well as how to empower yourself and other team members. Quality - Explore quality
processes, quality control, quality assurance, and measurement concepts. Risk Management -
Know what is required to plan for the things that could go wrong to save time and money in
a proactive simple approach. Procurement and Contracting - Understanding the contracting
and procurement process as well as the unique terminology. Complete your project on time,
within budget, and with satisfied customers. Leave the class with a new and successful outlook
towards managing projects successfully. Fee includes $30 for materials.
#372001 Mar 10 1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $159
Project Requirements: Definition and Management
New
Poor requirements definition in conjunction with a lack of adequate change
management and control procedures to requirements is a primary contributor to challenged
and failed projects. This workshop will provide you with the knowledge, tools and techniques
required to minimize or avoid requirements related problems.
Industry standard templates will be provided to complete workshop exercises.
In this workshop you will learn how to:
• Develop and document complete project requirements
• Use the WBS to link deliverables, scope, requirements, work and risks
• Implement and manage a change and configuration management approach
• Use standard documents and checklists
• Describe benefits of requirements gathering
• Apply techniques to prioritize requirements
Fee includes $20 for materials.
#372002 Mar 24 1 Saturday 9:00-3:00pm $149

Project Management
Project Planning & Scheduling Techniques
New Planning and scheduling a project is a difficult but required task. Not only must
the project manager know everything on the project but must also consolidate ALL
the tasks into a cohesive schedule to guide the project and the team. Building a plan and a
schedule is a group technique that requires leadership skills and attention to the big picture
as wells as the details. This is a hands-on class has participants developing a plan and setting
up a schedule using simplified techniques that do not require a software tool. Be ready to
work when you sign up for this class! Fee includes $20 for materials.
#372003 Apr 21 1 Saturday 9:00-3:00pm $149
Business Process Mapping
New Numerous organizations have not defined its business processes. Eighty-five percent
(85%) of an organization’s quality and efficiency problems are either built into its
systems or are defined. Learn how to identify and eliminate unnecessary costs and activities
that don’t add value. Class subject areas include the identification of: core processes; nonvalue
added work; system flaws resulting in poor quality. Learn who to: define and develop
process workflow; start Business Process Management (BPM) initiatives; dramatically
improve efficiency and customer satisfaction. The skills delivered in this seminar can be
applied in manufacturing, service, health care and public sector organizations.
Fee includes $20 for materials.
# 372004 Apr 28 1 Saturday 9:00am – 4:00pm $159
Leadership: Differentiating Yourself in the Workplace
New Studies continue to indicate that approximately 47% of management is still acting
like individual contributors. The old adage that ‘Leaders are Born’ is just not
true. Leaders are developed over time through knowledge of self, diverse subject matters,
mentoring and guidance and critical decision making in times of change or uncertainty.
True leaders pay it forward, are able see beyond the forest and inspire individuals to perform
beyond expectations. This is not a class of skills assessment; it is a practical approach to
developing the leader within you. Fee includes $20 for materials.
In this class you will learn:
• Leadership practices and styles
• What will make you a leader
• Identify and act on barriers to success
• Break through the culture of your organization to succeed
• Delegating - how far; how much; and leadership support
• Practical communications
• Mentoring - for yourself and new employees
#372005 May 19 1 Saturday 8:00-12noon $99
Organize, Prioritize and Manage Your Time
New An old saying about project work among experienced project managers is “the first
90% of a project is the easiest; the second 90% is the hardest”. Getting organized and
managing your time are skills that may benefit anyone at work or at home. These skills are
normally acquired as we find out what does and does not work at the expense of numerous
challenges or failures. Learn time tested approaches to prioritizing your work and managing
your time, free up more time in your day and accomplish more...doing it on your time. In
this class, you will take away methods, approaches and lessons learned to:
• Organize your work space & environment
• Set up simple storage methods to retain information & work
• Prioritize your work, making it easier to complete
• Keep track of information and the work you need to complete
• Manage your time in a simplified approach.
Fee includes $20 for materials.
#372006 Jun 16 1 Saturday 8:00-12noon $99
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Notary Education
Become a Notary Public
Start your own business, become a more valuable employee,
provide customer service for your business or organization,
earn additional income. This intensive one-day seminar is
designed to equip you with everything you need to know to
become an effective Notary. You will find out about new legislation
as well as how to pass the official Notary exam (must be
taken every 4 years), identify document signers, keep a journal,
fill out certificates and avoid lawsuits. The class includes a
practice Notary Public Exam. (Must be at least 18 years old).
Please read: 1) A $40 check made payable to “Secretary of State”; 2) Proper ID - current driver’s
license with photo or state issued ID card 3) Two #2 pencils 4) 2 X 2 passport color photo
Live Scan Fingerprints required after you pass the exam. Serious conviction may disqualify
applicant! The actual exam will be from 5:00pm–6:00pm. Fee includes $30 for materials.
Notary Public Seminars and Associates
# 360003 May 12 Saturday 8:00-6:00pm $129
Renewing Notaries
New Renew Your Notary commission
Renewing Notaries may take a three hour Approved Notary Refresher course. We
will review all laws and regulations you are required to know to continue as a Notary. You
must take the exam and be fingerprinted again. A 6 hour approved course must be taken
first and there can be no lapse in your commission. Otherwise, you are required to take the
6 hour course again.
Please read: 1) A $40 check made payable to “Secretary of State”; 2) Proper ID - current
driver’s license with photo or state issued ID card 3) Two #2 pencils. 4) 2 X 2 passport color
photo Live Scan Fingerprints required after you pass the exam. Serious conviction may
disqualify applicant! Fee includes $30 for materials.
Saturday, 12:30 pm - 4:00 pm; 1 session starting May 12, 2012, ending May 12, 2012
The exam will be from 5:00 pm–6:00 pm.
Notary Public Seminars & Associates
# 360039 May 12 1 Saturday 12noon-6:00pm $80
How To Become A Notary Loan Document Signing Agent
Already a Notary? NOW WHAT? Learn how you can easily turn being a Notary into a
“flexible” part time or full-time career! A Loan Document Signing Agent is a Notary with
expertise in signing and notarizing of loan documents within the real estate community.
Because you are a Notary, you are halfway there! You can earn $50.00-$125.00 per
signing. Great News! Why? It takes about an hour or less to complete a signing. Enroll to
learn how you can use your Notary skills to maximize your income. You will learn: the
duties/limitations of the Loan Signing Agent, industry terms, step-by-step procedures
for completing a loan signing, job expectations, what notary skills are needed and how
to market yourself to secure clientele, including a bonus list of marketable companies.
Fee includes $60 for materials and certification. It is recommended that you bring a
highlighter pen and a sack lunch.
Notary Public Seminars & Associates
#360004 Jun 9 1 Saturday 8:30-5:30pm $125
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Career Skills & Training
Bartending Training Program
Learn to bartend like a rock star! This exceptional course will
prepare you to work as a bartender in all types of establishments,
while also teaching the business side of the industry. Professional
bartending requires so much more than knowing how to put
ice in a glass and adding the proper ingredients. This class will
prepare you to be a great salesperson, a customer service expert
and an honest and valuable employee, skills that will help you
succeed in the real world of bartending and throughout life.
The lessons taught are also extremely beneficial to managers,
waitresses and novice bartenders. The course will leave you with
a thorough understanding of how the bar business works, the ethics of serving cocktails
and a common sense approach to bartending. Though liquor is not used in class, you will
be taught in detail how to practice making cocktails. Other topics included are glassware,
tools, recipes, pouring the perfect shot, bar terms, wine and champagne service, martinis,
high-volume sales techniques, laws, responsible beverage service, job interviews, resumes,
alternative ways to make money in the beverage industry and how to start your own
bartending service.
Mandatory $54.88 material fee payable online at http://www.barbizz.com/pay. Upon
completion of the course, you will receive a Professional Certificate for Bartending. This
course also includes additional testing for “Serving Alcohol Responsibly,” with certification
for those who pass. Those who score 90% or above on the recipe test may test for the Master’s
Certificate of Excellence
Hollywood bartender Kellie Nicholson has condensed thirty years of experience into a
course that will give you the confidence to step behind a bar anywhere. As a well-known
bartender in Los Angeles, she has been respected for her honesty, attention to detail and
high sales. Her reputation is due to her ability to make everyone feel like a friend and a
guest, instead of a customer. She will teach you everything you need to become a professional.
#360001 Apr 16-30 3 Mondays 6:00-10:00pm $150
#360002 Jun 12-26 3 Tuesdays 6:00-10:00pm $150
Threading A to Z
If you have ever seen the threading technique in practice, you probably wondered how a
simple string can define beautifully arched eyebrows! No other eyebrow shaping method
can achieve the precision of threading, the most sought after eyebrow shaping method.
Almost overnight, this tradition, which dates back for centuries, has exploded as the latest
and best form of hair removal and eyebrow shaping. The demand for this
service is huge, but until now, this trade has been a well-kept secret, only available within
Middle Eastern and Indian communities; the rest of us were out of luck! That has all
changed now- the secret’s out! Threading A-Z is the first course of its kind, designed for
the novice student as well as the seasoned professional. You will learn how to remove even
the most course hair, as well as the fundamental technique for sculpting precisely defined
eyebrows, all while having fun! Fee includes $10 for materials.
Sue Mikhael is a licensed cosmetologist with over 15 years experience in utilizing cutting
edge techniques to make her clients look and feel beautiful.
#360066 Apr 11 & 18 2 Wednesdays 6:30 – 8:30pm $99
#360068 Jun 4 & 11 2 Mondays 6:30 – 8:30pm $99
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Makeup Artist Training
Makeup Artist Training Program-Certificate Series
This series of six, one-day workshops will teach you what you need
to know to work in the exciting and creative field of makeup artistry.
The focus is on the basic beauty look. Classes consist of lecture, demonstration
and hands-on practice. You’ll learn professional etiquette
and get resources for entering the field. Students who complete the
six-class series and earn the certificate will have the skills, knowledge,
confidence and tools to go directly to work as a professional
makeup artist. This program is designed for students to take the
entire series, a savings of $91. Individual classes may be taken on a
space-available basis. A description of each week’s module is listed
below. Required textbook available through online retailers, “Make-up
Designory’s Beauty Make Up b Hawker”, ISBN: 0974950017. Available through online retailors. You
must also bring a professional makeup kit (expect to spend approx. $500) and other supplies; supply
list provided with registration. Register early as space is limited for this popular program.
Carla J. Farra is the Creative Director of Makeup & Hair Artistry.
Free Orientation
#360050 May 9 1 Wednesday 6:30-8:00pm No Fee*
Free orientation strongly recommended.
Makeup Artist Training Course Series
Please read: PRO QUALITY MAKEUP KIT REQUIRED.
Sign-up through the course series link to register for all 6 class and save $91
Course Series May 23-Jun 27 6 Wednesdays 6:00-9:30pm $299*
ENROLL EARLY SPACE IS LIMITED!
Week 1: Laying The Foundation (May 23) #360051
Learn station set-up, care and cleanliness. Find out about basic skin prep and corrective concealer,
color theory and base match, application and blending.
Individual Session Non-Certificate Price: $65
Week 2: Contour and Blush (May 30) #360052
Reshaping features with highlighting and contours, for correction or enhancement; blush color
choices, placement, styles, mood and blending.
Individual Session Non-Certificate Price: $65
Week 3: Just Browsing (Jun 6) #360053
Brows can make or break a makeup artist, so learn to create the perfect made-up brow with a little
tweezing, shaping and filling in. This is not a workshop on eyebrow waxing or threading.
Individual Session Non-Certificate Price: $65
Week 4: Eye Eye, Captain! (Jun 13) #360054
Eyeshadow color theory, natural and corrective placement, and blending. Enhancing different eye
shapes and neutral vs. dramatic eyes. Individual Session Non-Certificate Price: $65
Week 5: Line ‘Em Up (Jun 20) #360055
Lip liner and eyeliner let you actually draw to enhance, correct and create difference and drama! Find
out about lip liner color choices and techniques, as well as eyeliner straight, wedge and fashion placement.
Individual Session Non-Certificate Price: $65
Week 6: Pulling It Together (Jun 27) #360056
Show off all you’ve learned and practiced by completing a basic beauty look in one hour, followed by
instructor critique, questions and answers, and, if time allows, some advanced techniques.
Individual Session Non-Certificate Price: $65
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Medical Insurance Billing & Coding
Medical Insurance Billing and
Coding Training Program
Free Orientation March 3
(No academic credit awarded for these classes.)
This Medical Billing and Coding Program provides you with
preparation to join one of the fastest growing industries of
the millennium. Developed by an advisory board composed
of Medical Billing Administrators, Health Care Human
Resource Specialists, and Medical Office Consultants, the
curriculum provides you with practical skills needed for a
career change, advancement, or independent contracting.
Certificate Requirements
Certificates will be awarded to those who attend and complete Thirteen (13) required courses:
Required Courses
• Orientation
• Anatomy
• Physiology
• Medical Terminology: Intro
• Medical Terminology: Advanced
• Medical Billing I
• ICD-9 Coding
Required Texts:
• ICD-10 Coding
• CPT Coding
• Advanced Coding
• Computerized Billing
• Advanced Medical Billing
• Hospital Billing
• Lien Processing
1. Medical Terminology for Health Professions (Spiral Bound) 6th Edition by Ehrlich
and Schroeder ISBN: 978-1418072520
2. CPT 2011 Professional Edition by AMA ISBN: 978-1603592178
3. 2011 ICD-9-CM, for Hospitals, Volumes 1, 2 and 3, Professional Edition
(Spiral bound) ISBN: 978-1437702095
4. HCPCS 2011 Level II by AMA ISBN: 978-0882846163
5. Taber’s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary (21st Edition, Thumb indexed version)
ISBN: 978-0803615595
6. Insurance Handbook for the Medical Office by Fordney. ISBN: 978-1437701289
7. Workbook for Insurance Handbook for the Medical Office. ISBN: 978-1437701326
8. Step-by-Step Medical Coding 2010 Edition by Buck and Thurston
ISBN: 978-1416068365
9. Workbook for Step-by-Step Medical Coding 2011 Edition by Buck
ISBN: 978-1437716429
10. Preparing for ICD-10-CM: Make the Transition Manageable ISBN-10: 1579478662
Enrollment Information
Companies and individuals may purchase the program for a fixed and reduced fee of
$899 (includes registration, tuition, and filing fees). Fees must be paid by the first meeting
of program, however, be advised that space is limited and students are accepted on
a first come, first serve basis. There will be NO waiving of program requirements for
courses taken at other schools. No refunds after Mar 24. Certificate participation is
required to enroll in any course. For program guidelines, registration, or more information,
call 310-233-4450.
Program Coordinators: Peter A. Aguilera, MA & Sergio Soto, MA
Lead Instructor: Shoushik “Sue” Mardirosian, Certified Billing Instructor
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Medical Insurance Billing & Coding
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Medical Billing Orientation
Discover more about the popular Medical
Billing and Claims Administration
Certificate Program offered through
Los Angeles Harbor College Extension
Program. Find out all that the program
entails, including payment methods, book
fees, and background information about
the instructors. Get assistance in tailoring
the program for your individual goals, in
addition to seeking employment assistance.
The ins and outs of the program will be
discussed including what is required of
each student. All potential or interested
participants in our program are required to
attend.
#370001 Mar 3
1 Saturday 12:15-2:00pm No Fee
Anatomy
Students will study the structures of the
human body and improve knowledge of
bodily systems. No science background is
required. Material is presented in an easy-tounderstand
delivery.
#370014 Mar 17
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Medical Terminology
Use outlines, exercises, and pronunciation
guides to develop the basis for a strong
medical vocabulary, or brush up on your
medical terminology skills. Students will
learn to decipher, build, and understand
medical terms by studying vocabulary parts.
This course does not presume a background
in science or biology-it is clear and easy-tolearn
regardless of your level of expertise.
#370002 Mar 24
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Advanced Terminology
Program participants shall continue to
expand their medical vocabulary. Students
are guided through more in-depth
instruction and practice exercises. Class
further develops terminology for billers and
coders.
#370016 Apr 14
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Physiology
Class provides and introduction to
principles of human physiology from
chemical processes and cellular levels to
bodily system functions. Students will
continue to expand their knowledge
obtained from anatomy in preparation for
medical terminology.
#370015 Apr 21
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
ICD-9 Coding
You will learn the basic procedures and
diagnosis coding relating to physician
reimbursement. Understand the coding
principles used to transform verbal
diagnoses and surgical procedures into
numerical codes, and learn which codes
require the 5th digit, and the 100 most
frequently used diagnosis codes.
#370003 Apr 28
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
CPT Coding
This course is designed to instruct the
student in CPT 95 coding and HCPCS
coding. After completing ICD-9 coding
(diagnosis coding) you now need to code
the procedure performed. Your codes must
“match” for maximum reimbursement.
Learn to use the most complete codes. This
course will be valuable for the beginner
and the current biller. Prerequisite:
Medical Terminology, Medical Billing and
Coding Level I.
#370004 May 5
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Medical Billing
Become a valued professional in the fast
growing health care field. Beginning
students will learn medical billing
techniques, and how to follow up and
collect on billed claims. Learn to complete
medical and itemized statements. Various
types of insurance plans and insurance
cards will also be reviewed. Prerequisite:
Medical Terminology. Text(s) discussed in
class.
#370006 May 12
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250

Medical Billing & Coding
Advanced Medical Billing
You will be instructed how to prepare
a “clean” HCFA-1 500 claim form for
Medicare, Med-Cal, and other private
carriers. This course will build on the
information received in the beginning
medical billing course and will include the
billing cycle, explanation of benefit forms
and collections. Prerequisite: Coding Level I,
Coding Level II, and Medical Billing.
#370007 May 19
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
ICD-10 Coding
New
ICD 10 Class will learn preliminary
crosswalk between ICD9CM and ICD10CM,
a migration to ICD10 for morbidity and
mortality coding. Learning about improving
quality of our nations healthcare data
and maintain clinical data comparability.
Obtaining knowledge about the rationale
for change precise documentation of clinical
care and will potentially ensure more
accuracy when users determine medical
necessity for the services provided. Our
healthcare system faces quality concerns
that are attributed to medical errors poor
documentation, lack of support of medical
necessity and fragmented care. This new
system affords the opportunity for health
care providers to code more accurately
which will contribute to healthcare quality
improvement initiatives. Review the
potential costs for training in the use of the
international classification of diseased tenth
revision clinical Modification (ICD10CM).
Understand the need to identify business
processes. Understand the impact on
loss of productivity during transition.
Understand the importance of reviewing
health plan contracts. Review the impact of
increased time for documentation. Review
the impact on information technology
systems. Understand the potential impact
on reimbursement. Review the studies and
reports on the impact of ICD10CM.
#370018 Jun 2
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Advanced Coding
Take the information presented from
beginning medical coding classes,
including ICD-9 coding, CPT coding,
HCPC coding and modifiers, and
consolidate this coding for maximum
reimbursement. Prerequisite: Coding Level
I, Coding Level II, and Medical Billing.
#370005 Jun 9
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Lien Processing
Learn how to process liens and provide
appropriate and complete paperwork to
ensure maximum reimbursement. *$25
material fee payable in class.
#370008 Jun 16
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Computerized Medical Billing
Learn hands-on instruction in computer
applications. Be presented with software
and superbills. Learn daily transaction
entries and monthly/annual management
reporting. Work with the HCFA 1500
forms. No prior computer knowledge is
required. Prerequisite: Medical Billing,
Medical Terminology, and Coding I.
Students only need to complete one
section.
#370011 Jun 23
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
#370012 Jun 30
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Hospital Billing
This one-day seminar will provide you with
an introduction to the hospital medical
field. Learn correct coding and collecting
of claims. Hospital based processes will
be taught along with HMO’s and IPA’S.
Processing from start to finish to receive
proper payment for services provided.
#370009 Jul 7
1 Saturday 9:00-4:00pm $250
Fees reflects individual class price. See page 23 for information on
our discounted package rate. Visit our frequently asked questions
page online at www.lahc.edu/ext
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Computer & Technology Skills
Computer and Internet
Fundamentals for Seniors
This introductory computer course is
especially designed for seniors who
want to keep up with the technology
innovations of today. We want to relieve
you of that computer phobia and show
you just how useful computers can be. We
will explain what they do, from storing
information to handling correspondence.
Emphasis will be on learning the basic
functions using a keyboard, and a mouse,
starting some basic word processing
and exploring the Internet. We’ll have
plenty of hands on learning at a relaxed
pace with lots of support. *$20 material
fee payable at www.robertospcservice.
com. *Students are required to bring a
flash drive to class. Access to a working
computer for practice is necessary to
receive the most benefit from this class
(Senior discounted - no other discounts
apply)
Roberto Cruz, AA, A+ Certified Systems
Engineer
#410003 Apr 20-May 25
6 Fridays 12:30-3:30pm $79
Mac Made Easy
Afraid of your Apple Mac? Well, fear no
more! The Mac is a very user-friendly
and powerful computer that anyone can
use. Learn the fundamentals of using a
Macintosh, including the unique Mac
interface, launching programs, file saving
and manipulation, web surfing and more!
Course is designed for beginners. Access
to a working computer for practice is
necessary to receive the most benefit from
this class. Students are welcome to bring
thier Macbooks if they choose to.
Ed Ramsey, BS, Computer Applications
Instructor
#410011 Apr 14-May 5
4 Saturdays 9:00-12:45pm $129
Microsoft Excel 2007
Learn the essentials of the widely
used Excel spreadsheet program.
Topics include creating, editing, and
formatting worksheets, using formulas
and functions, and printing reports and
charts. Learn to manage workbooks
and perform data analysis. Students are
required to bring a Flash Drive to class.
Prerequisite: Beginners computer class, or
a working knowledge of Windows. Access
to a working computer for practice is
necessary to receive the most benefit from
this class.
Amarylles D. Hall, MA, LAHC Adjunct
Computer Applications Professor
#420002 Feb 25-Mar 24
5 Saturdays 9:30-12:30pm $79
#420003 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 9:30-12:30pm $79
Microsoft Word 2007
Microsoft Word is the most popular word
processing program. The help system
and the many intuitive features make
Word easy to learn and use. Learn the
basic operations for creating, editing,
formatting, and printing documents,
as well as setting margins, adding
headers and footers, and working with
simple graphics. Prerequisite: Beginners
computer class, or a working knowledge
of Windows. Access to a working
computer for practice is necessary
to receive the most benefit from this
class*Flash drive recommended.
$10 material fee payable at
www.robertospcservice.com
Roberto Cruz, AA, A+ Certified
Computer Technician
#420005 Jun 2 & 9
2 Saturdays 1:15-4:15pm $65
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Make Mine Digital
What do you do with your old cassettes and VHS tapes? Put them on your computer! Our
technical expert will teach you how to convert your old media into useful computer files you
can put on CDs, DVDs or download into an iPod or MP3 player. $5 material fee payable at
www.robertospcservice.com
Roberto K. Cruz, AA, A+ Certified Computer Instructor
#440004 May 21 1 Monday 6:30-9:30pm $49

Technology & Computer Skills
One-on-One Computer Training
Learn in one-on-one environment. Our experienced and patient trainer
will come to your computer at home or at work or you can use the
computer lab on campus. All sessions are scheduled at your convenience
and topics are based on your training need and level (absolute beginner,
advanced beginner, or intermediate). Customized one-on-one computer
(PC or Apple) sessions are a minimum of two hours in length.
Scheduled at your convenience.
PC: Roberto Cruz, AA, A+ Certified Computer Technician
# 410101 2 hours for $150 / # 410102 5 hours for $325
MAC: Ed Ramsey, BS, Computer Applications Instructor
# 410103 2 hours for $150 / # 410104 5 hours for $325
To register call 310-233-4450 or register online at www.lahc.edu
Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
Learn to harness your imagination and
create your own dream worlds with Adobe
Photoshop. Discover how to turn ordinary
photographs into works of art. Gain an
understanding of the basic principles of
photo management for professional use.
This intensive four-week workshop on the
world’s most popular computer graphic
application covers all general categories of
digital imaging for use in both print and on
the Web. Class conducted on Apple Macs.
Raul Guereque is a professional
photographer and digital imaging specialist.
#460006 Feb 25-Mar 17
4 Saturdays 11:00-2:00pm $99
#460005 Apr 21-May 12
4 Saturdays 11:00-2:00pm $99
Ebay Made Easy
Ebay can really be put to work for you! Find
out how easy it is to list items and sell your
possessions. Ideal for anyone who wants
to do some “spring cleaning” around their
home, or for people looking to make extra
money. Buying and selling will be covered
as well as working with Paypal. Together,
we’ll auction your first item. *Please bring
your credit card and a check book to class to
complete paypal registration requirements.
$20 material fee payable at www.
robertospcservice.com Knowledge of digital
cameras is recommended.
Roberto Cruz, AA, A+ Certified Systems
Engineer
#430003 Jun 16-30
3 Saturdays 1:15-4:15pm $74
Video Editing and Special Effects
If you want to learn to develop and edit
a digital movie then this class is for you.
Learn to add background sounds and
music, special effects, text, cut unwanted
movie clips, merge movie clips, add
pictures, and upload movie to YouTube
for friends and family to view it. Students
must have a working knowledge of
computers to participate and bring
filmed footage to class in digital format.
*Students will need to bring a device with
at least 16gb of storage space. Portable
hard drive with firewire, or thumbdrive are
recommended.
William Mickelson, BA, LAHC Media Arts
and Film Production Instructor
#460007 Mar 10 & 17
2 Saturdays 10:00-1:00pm $45
#460009 Jun 2 & 9
2 Saturdays 10:00-1:00pm $45
Introduction to Web Production
(Teen – Adult)
Design and build a web site of your own.
Sketch a preliminary concept and translate
the concept into a working site. Study
HTML pages, image placement, web
applications, imaging and maintaining
sites for business or personal use. Access
to a working computer for practice is
necessary to receive the most benefit from
this class
Roberto K. Cruz, AA, A+ Certified
Technician
#460008 Apr 14 & 21
2 Saturdays 1:00-4:00pm $59
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Technology Skills/Internet Dating
iPad, iPhone – I Know!
New
Does your iPad have you stumped? Are you ready to throw your iPhone against a
wall? Have no fear, our apple expert is here! Learn to make the most out of your
Apple devices including all about applications (apps), usage and connectivity. The iPhone
and iPad are powerful tools that can simplify your life! Put them to work for you.
Ed Ramsey, BA, is an expert on all things Apple.
#410015 May 12 1 Saturday 9:00-12:45pm $39
Internet Dating
New Does Internet dating really work? Can you find love online? And how and what
are different for men and women with the specific behavior of online dating? From
writing a dating profile that gets responses by a professional profile writer, navigating the
email exchange all the way through the first date, what do single men and women need to do
to get more responses, winnow out the mismatches, and enjoy better first dates.
Internet dating has gone from being the dirty little secret of singles in the early days of
online personals to totally mainstream now with literally millions of single men and women
of all ages and ethnicities searching for love on the Internet.
With millions of singles online and thousands of dating sites to choose from….
• How do you write a personal profile that gets noticed?
• How do you write an online dating profile that gets responses?
• What should you include and absolutely exclude when you’re a woman dating
online?
• What do single men need to include and leave out of their dating profiles?
• Looking young for your age, is it ok to lie about your age?
• With all the media coverage, how can you keep yourself safe with online dating?
• What are the 10 Internet Dating Profile blunders and disasters to avoid?
• What are the top 10 Internet Dating profiles DO’s to follow?
• What steps can you take to keep your personal life online from overlapping with
your professional life?
• How important are your profile photos?
• How many photos should you include? And how many are too many?
• What if you’re just not “photogenic,” what can you do to be successful online?
• An overview of smart dating strategies to adopt online and offline
• Get dater’s mindset
• Define and focus on the kind of love relationship you want
• Create action plans that fit your lifestyle
• How do you navigate the email exchange to successfully get to the first date? For
men and for women and how each is different for you.
• Weeding out Mr. and Ms. Wrong
• Where to meet and where not to meet for a great first date
• Fee includes $20 workbook.
All this, and more, to ensure you have a wonderful time with Internet Dating.
Internationally recognized internet dating expert, April Braswell, has been featured in multiple
media including “In Touch Weekly,” on CBS Radio, The Boston Globe and most recently
contributed to Wiley Publishing’s Dating for Dummies, 3rd Edition section on Internet Dating
and Social Networking.
#630009 Apr 14 1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $69
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Dance & Fitness
Salsa
Perhaps the most popular
Latin Dance, Salsa is a
current hit in all of the
Los Angeles Dance Clubs,
and throughout the world.
Learn the basic, cross-body
lead, basic right and left
turns, and much more!
With Barry’s professional
guidance, it won’t be long
before you can show off your new talents. No
partner necessary.
Barry Jost and Company
#510005 Apr 21-Jun 2
6 Saturdays 1:15-2:15pm $49
(No class meeting May 26)
Western Line Dancing
Kick up your heels and
step into the latest dance
craze! Learn dance moves
that are easy to master
and routines that will
impress even the wildest
of westerners. No partner
necessary.
Barry Jost and Company
#510010 Apr 21-Jun 2
6 Saturdays 12:15-1:15pm $49
(No class meeting May 26)
Belly Dancing
Tone your torso, foster self-confidence,
or entice your partner with this ancient
art form. Julie Raber teaches the classical
Egyptian Belly Dance which includes
basic finger-cymbal techniques. Come
and enjoy this attractive and feminine
expression of graceful dance. This class
will conclude with a belly dance recital.
Julie Raber has instructed the art of Belly
Dancing for over 20 years, and Lydia
Lopez has studied extensively under Julie’s
teachings.
#510001 May 2-Jun 20
8 Wednesdays 5:45-6:45pm $55
Zumba
The latest exercise phenomenon sweeping
the nation has arrived at LAHC! Zumba
is a fantastic and dynamic core workout.
Zumba uses moves throughout the class
that require high control of the core
muscles of the body (abs and back). This
has the potential to translate into a tighter
more defined mid-section. Featuring
a fun fusion of Latin and International
music – the course creates a dynamic,
exciting, and effective fitness system! The
routines feature aerobic/fitness interval
training with a combination of fast and
slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the
body.
Marcia Wilson is a certified Zumba
instructor.
#520008 Feb 25-Mar 24
5 Saturdays 10:15-11:15am $45
#520009 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 10:15-11:15am $49
Step Aerobics/Muscle Conditioning, Stretching & Relaxation
Using steps designed in conjunction with Reebok, you will get a great cardiovascular workout,
plus the added benefits of muscle conditioning, deep stretching, and relaxation. The class
is taught in a fun and energetic atmosphere, so be prepared to sweat! Get the whole body,
mind, and soul experience. Wear loose clothing and athletic shoes. Before starting any fitness
program, please consult with a physician.
Diane Turner, Certified Fitness Instructor
#520001 Mar 27-Jun 21 12 Tues & Thurs 5:30-6:30pm $110
(No class meeting Apr 3 & 5)
#520002 Apr 14-Jun 23 10 Saturdays 9:00-10:00am $50
Sign-up for both #520001 & 520002 and pay $144
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Fitness & Wellness
Tai Chi and Stretching for Arthritis
Tai Chi for arthritis is easy to learn, effective and safe. It increases flexibility, muscle
strength, and increases heart/lung activity, aligns posture, improves balance, and
integrates the mind and body. The simple increasing range of motion exercises of Tai Chi
interrupt the cycle of arthritis.
Jing Hong Zhang, Master of Tai Chi, dance, and star of the Peking Opera
#540002 Apr 13-May 4 4 Fridays 9:30-11:00am $49
Tai Chi
Moving meditation best describes the beauty of Tai Chi. Learn the “Dance of Life” that
combines coordination, balance, and flexibility into harmonious motion and gentle
exercise. Excellent for all ages. Tai Chi includes slow concentrated isometric movements
and elements of self-defense to release tension, and increase energy and well-being. Wear
comfortable clothing.
Jing Hong Zhang, Master of Tai Chi, dance, and star of the Peking Opera
#540001 Apr 14-May 19 6 Saturdays 10:00-11:30am $65
Yoga and Meditation
Release the day’s stress with the gentle art of yoga. Discover several
breathing techniques while applying yoga movements and gentle
stretching. Ease tense muscles with soothing movements and
visualizations. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat and a
large beach towel to class.
Cheryl Gant is a registered yoga instructor.
#540003 May 24-Jul 5
7 Thursdays 6:30-8:00pm $72
ACE Personal Trainer
Certification Prep
If you want to work as a personal trainer, a wellrespected
fitness certification can be key to getting good
employment. The ACE Personal Trainer Certification
is highly regarded in the fitness industry. This class is
designed to help you prepare for the exam (next offered in
L.A. on Nov. 6) to obtain the Certification. In the lecture
portion, you will cover exercise physiology, biomechanics,
motivation techniques, basic training principles and
methods, safety and liability issues, how to teach proper form, marketing yourself and lots more.
Plus each day will conclude with an hour of practical, hands-on work in our weight room or cardio
lab where you’ll apply what you’ve discussed. Get a chance to demo the actual strength training
and flexibility exercises a trainer would do. Required material: ACE Personal Trainer Manual
4th Edition Set (Call 800-825-3636 to order). Read the first four chapters prior to the first
class. Wear exercise clothes and bring a towel and water.
Brian Pfiffner, MS exercise science, has 19 years’ experience in corporate and private
fitness training. He is also an adjunct professor of health and physical education for the
Los Angeles Community College District.
#360049 Apr 21-May 12 4 Saturdays 1:00-5:30pm $189
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Personal Safety
CPR/AED
Adult course
incorporates the 2010
ECC standards. It
will help participants
recognize and respond
appropriately to
cardiac and breathing
emergencies. The course teaches the skills that
participants need to know to give immediate
care to a suddenly injured or ill person until
more advanced medical personnel arrive and
take over. Students who successfully complete
this course will receive certificates for CPR/
AED - Adult which are valid for two years.Sally
Uglesich, Red Cross Certified CPR, First Aid, &
Safety Instructor
#640001 Apr 28
1 Saturday 9:00-1:00pm $45
certificate material fee $19
#640005 Jun 23
1 Saturday 9:00-1:00pm $45
certificate material fee $19
Pediatric CPR/AED
Pediatric CPR/AED course incorporates
the 2010 ECC standards. It will help
participants recognize and respond
appropriately to cardiac and breathing
emergencies. The course teaches the skills
that participants need to know to give
immediate care to a suddenly injured or
ill person until more advanced medical
personnel arrive and take over. Students
who successfully complete this course will
receive a certificate for Pediatric CPR/
AED which is valid for two years.
Sally Uglesich, Red Cross Certified CPR,
First Aid, & Safety Instructor
#640002 May 19
1 Saturday 9:00-1:00pm $45
certificate material fee $19
Hypnotic Explorations
New Are you curious about hypnosis? Ever wanted to experience hypnosis and just try it
out? Hypnosis is one of the most effective modalities to use to quit smoking as well
as lose weight. Hypnosis can help you to realize your goals more effectively this year whether
it is to reduce pain or stress in your life or land that new job or get a boyfriend or girlfriend.
Your unconscious mind runs most of your life, from driving your car to your heart beating.
Stop living your life by default. Instead, using hypnosis empowers you to live your life by
conscious design and aim for what you want in life.
In the 2 hour session we will introduce participants to hypnosis and some of the ways you can
use it effectively in your life. If you so choose, you can experience hypnosis during the session,
or just listen and relax during the hypnosis. Fee includes $20 workbook.
April Braswell (www.HypnoTalkToday.com) is a professional certified Master Hypnotist
and active member of International Hypnosis Federation. She has been using hypnosis and
empower people quit smoking, lose weight, reduce pain and stress in their lives and play with
regressions for over 20 years throughout California.
#630010 May 5 1 Saturday 10:00-12noon $69
Don’t Delay!
Enroll Today!
www.lahc.edu/ext
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Personal Safety
NRA Basic Pistol Course
The NRA Basic Pistol Course is designed to give students the
basic skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for owning and
using a handgun safely. Through this course, students learn
pistol parts and operation, ammunition, gun safety, and shooting
fundamentals. This is an ten (10) hour course. At the end of the
course, students receive a Certificate of Completion suitable for
framing. Students must be 21 years or older to attend this course.
The NRA Basic Pistol Course covers :
1) Safe Firearm Handling
2) Firearm parts and operation (both Revolvers and Semi-Autos)
3) Ammunition and it’s function
4) Fundamentals of Pistol Marksmanship
5) How to select, clean, and store your handgun and ammunition
6) Review of various shooting activities to help you continue to hone your shooting
skills.
7) A LIVE FIRE portion to review and hone Safety and Marksmanship skills
Do NOT bring any firearms or ammunition to the class. No Exceptions.
Firearms, ammunition, ear and eye protection, and targets will be provided for you
at the range.
The classroom portion of the class will be conducted at L.A. Harbor College and the live fire
portion will be held at a nearby firing range.
RECOMMENDED ATTIRE;
- Don’t wear an open-neck or cowl-neck shirt
- Don’t wear / be ready to remove earrings (posts are uncomfortable under earmuffs!)
- Don’t wear open-toed shoes
COURSE RULES:
By signing up for a firearms course with L.A. Harbor College, you must abide by the
following rules:
1) If at any time you do not understand a safety instruction, you will request clarification
before potentially creating a dangerous situation.
2) Firearms and/or live ammunition are not allowed on the college campus.
3) If you observe an unsafe condition or practice in the classroom or on the range, it is your
responsibility to immediately call a “cease fire” and bring that condition to the attention of
the Instructor and/or Range Safety Officer.
4) Students must be 21 years old or older to attend this course.
5) Any student who behaves in an unsafe manner either in the classroom or at the range will
be removed from the course.
HSC Certificate: Effective January 2003, the California Dept. of Justice requires that anyone
purchasing a handgun must first obtain an HSC certificate, obtained by passing a written test
on basic handgun safety. Harbor College’s NRA class meets the standards for the training
and our instructor is DOJ certified to issue the test and the certificate. Arrangements can be
made for those wishing to do, with the instructor.
Instructor: Gerry Koehler, MA, NRA Certified Instructor & Utah (Multi-state) Concealed
Weapons permit Instructor
#640004 Mar 10 1 Saturday 8:00-5:00pm $120
#640008 May 12 1 Saturday 8:00-5:00pm $120
#640007 Jul 21 1 Saturday 8:00-5:00pm $120
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Range fee $37-50 (depending on firearm used), payable at the range. Includes firearm rental,
ammo, target, ear and eye protection.

Personal Enrichment
Landscape Design
Landscape designers determine what
elements bring out the best in a location.
It may be a specific tree or bed of flowers,
a deck, patio, or bubbling fountain. In this
workshop, students will learn the basic
principles of hardscape design gaining the
ability to beautify a yard while spending
money wisely. Discover what design
principles work best for small spaces, large
lots, shady or sunny places, and hillsides
and slopes. Bring photos of your site and
a simple hand-drawn site plan. Students
should bring a sack lunch. Bring a
five-gallon rhaphiolepis plant (Indian
Hawthorne), and pruning shears.
Charlotte Chen is a landscape designer and
has been featured on cable television for
her expertise.
#620008 Jun 23
1 Saturday 9:00-3:00pm $59
Interior Design
Spring forward to give your home interior a
fresh, new look. Students are introduced to
design principles, design terms and design
styles. Learn how to create concepts and
get ideas/inspiration from magazines and
things around you. Solutions are provided
for common spatial challenges (including
your own). Discover how to make a space
both beautiful and functional, achieving
a designer look for less. Turn concepts
into real ideas and implement learned
techniques. All materials included.
Joen Garnica, is the Founder/President
of Garnica Interiors Inc., a successful
residential & commercial interior design
firm. Joen is also a long time Design
Writer/Home Stylist contributor for Long
Beach Magazine.
#620006 Feb 21-Mar 13
4 Tuesdays 6:30-9:00pm $150
#620010 Jun 5-26
4 Tuesdays 6:30-9:00pm $150
Quick & Easy Car
Care
Never thought you
could change your
own oil? Do you freak
out when you get a flat
tire? This course will
help students learn
more about their cars and how to handle routine
maintenance. Learn the basic functions, how
to avoid being ripped off by mechanics, and of
course, how to change the oil and a flat tire.
Marcos Aragon, AS, is an apprentice engineer
and has been servicing automobiles
for ten years.
#620007 May 12
1 Saturday 9:00-1:00pm $29
The Brain Class
Learn exciting new “brain power” exercises to
boost your mental focus, find out how to create
healthier brain cells, and even be less forgetful.
What does current research suggest about prevention
of Alzheimer’s and/or dementia? Can
food choices make a difference in the quality,
performance, and creativity of your brain function?
Come to this popular seminar and brain
fitness demonstration to discover secrets to
energizing your brain cells. The creative movements
in the “Body Moves for Brain Power”
segment of this class are designed to stimulate
the brain cell activity and improve blood flow to
the brain. The patterns, actions, and training are
done from a chair.
“Body Moves for Brain Power” uses simple
rhythm, coordination, and synchronization to
bring complex benefits to the brain. You won’t
get sweaty, but your brain will be invigorated.
This class will be a combination of lecture and
seated activity. “The Brain Book - A Blueprint
for Brain Fitness” and the DVD “Body Moves
for Brain Power” (recently featured on the
Hallmark Channel) available at www.debbiharper.com/
Deborah Harper is a life coach and motivational
speaker, and her work has been
featured on the Hallmark Channel.
#630006 Apr 21
1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $39
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Personal Enrichment
Guaranteed “Fast Track” Memory Skills
Learn world-wide, never before presented techniques to improve your memory. Many
practices will show immediate results. Do not wait to take advantage of this amazing
opportunity. You deserve a more improved and long lasting memory, and reading
comprehension. These methods are “new age,” holistic, non-traditional and are proven to
meet your urgent needs. Excellent for most students, newly employed, and all those suffering
memory loss, tension, Alzheimer’s, so if performance and well being are your goals, then this
is the class you cannot fail to miss.
Prof. Alfred Porter is an International Educator, Former Journalist, Author, and Senior
Accelerated Learning Trainer, is also a Founding Trainer of Dr. Bresky’s 9-Point Brain Tune
Up System.
#630008 Feb 11 1 Saturday 9:00-12noon $50
Golf with Marilyn Cohn
(Last Chance to Learn From Renowned P.E. Professor Marilyn Cohn)
Golf is more than a game. It is a “life altering” experience. This class is
unique in that you will learn about the game, while you are playing golf.
All students will have two sessions at Dominquez Driving Range. The third
session will be a playing lesson. Beginners will be given a playing lesson
at Dominquez. Safety, etiquette, course management, and the rules will be
emphasized while maneuvering your golf ball around the course.
*Additonal material fees: driving range balls, playing fees, golf booklets,
video. All students will need to purchase a $20 golf card. Beginners do not
need to own golf clubs to learn. Students who already own clubs may bring
the following: Putter, Pitching Iron, an Iron of any size, and a 5 or 7 Wood.
Marilyn Cohn, PhD, Professor Emeritus, has lead popular golf classes for decades.
This class meets at an off campus at:
Dominguez Driving Range 19800 South Main Street, Carson
Beginner and Advanced Beginner
#550001 Mar 10-24 3 Saturdays 8:30-10:20am $110*
Beginner and Advanced Beginner
#550002 Mar 11-25 3 Sundays 8:30-10:20am $110*
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Introduction to Horsemanship
Learn the basics of horse care and horseback riding.
Throughout this intimate course, we will develop
your riding skills with fun and safety in mind. Jeans
and boots recommended. All helmets, horses and
equipment provided. Class limited to 5 students.
Class meets at the Portuguese Bend Riding Club.
Callie Bell has been teaching horseback riding to all
ages for over 20 years.
Youth Classes
#650003 Mar 23-Apr 27 6 Fridays 5:00-6:30pm $350
#650004 May 18-Jun 22 6 Fridays 5:00-6:30pm $350
Adults Classes
#650001 Mar 24-Apr 28 6 Saturdays 2:30-4:00pm $350
#650002 May 19-Jun 23 6 Saturdays 2:30-4:00pm $350
Portuguese Bend Riding Club is located at 40 Narcissa Drive,
Rancho Palos Verdes

Semi-Private Tutoring
Basic Mathematics
All areas of basic math will be covered
in this tutoring class. According to
level assessed, students will be given
help in the skills of adding, subtracting,
multiplying, dividing whole numbers, and
word problems. Students should bring
homework and book currently used in
class. Class limited to no more than five
students.
Kindergarten & 1st Grade
#710001 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 9:00-10:00am $95
#710002 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 11:00-12noon $95
#710009 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 8:30-10:00am $72
#710010 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 11:30-1:00pm $72
2nd & 3rd Grade
#710003 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 9:00 -10:00am $95
#710004 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 11:00-12noon $95
#710005 Apr 19-May 24
6 Thursdays 4:15-5:15pm $95
#710011 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 8:30-10:00am $72
#710012 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 11:30-1:00pm $72
4th Grade & up
#710006 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 9:00-10:00am $95
#710007 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 11:00-12noon $95
#710008 Apr 19-May 24
6 Thursdays 5:15-6:15pm $95
#710013 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 8:30-10:00am $72
#710014 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 11:30-1:00pm $72
Algebra & Pre Algebra
Does the idea of higher math scare you?
Or perhaps just perplex you? Is Algebra
a foreign language to you? Take heartit
is possible to conquer, grasp, and
actually enjoy it. Algebra is just a logical
mental procedure in attacking problems.
Students should bring homework and
book currently used in class. Class
limited to no more than five students.
#710201 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 9:00-10:00am $95
#710202 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 10:00-11:00am $95
#710203 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 11:00-12noon $95
#710204 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 12noon-1:00pm $95
#710205 Apr 19-May 24
6 Thursdays 4:15-5:15pm $95
#710206 Apr 19-May 24
6 Thursdays 5:15-6:15pm $95
#710207 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 8:30-10:00am $72
#710208 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 10:00-11:30am $72
#710209 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 11:30-1:00pm $72
Natural “A’s” (ages 10-17)
Any student can significantly enhance
grades, self-confidence, and chances for
scholarships and college admissions—by
performing academic skills in alignment
with the brain’s natural patterns. This makes
note-taking, reading, studying, memorizing
and test-taking amazingly efficient. Students
will also discover simple methods for understanding
math and other subjects, optimizing
focus and concentration, and preventing
test anxiety. Students of all ages describe this
class as “awesome, necessary, and easy to
understand.”
Comprehensive workbook is included in the
fee. Parents are encouraged to register and
participate with their children.
#730001 Apr 29
1 Sunday 9:00-12noon $79
Don’t be disappointed if classes fill. Enroll today!
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Semi-Private Tutoring
Spelling & Phonics
Improve spelling skills and build phonetic
skills to improve writing. Learn techniques
and tips to help master vocabulary words,
and get on the road to spelling success.
Kindergarten & 1st Grade
#711001 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 8:00-9:00am $95
#711002 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 8:30-10:00am $72
2nd-3rd Grade
#711004 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 8:00-9:00am $95
#711005 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 8:30-10:00am $72
4th Grade & up
#711011 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 8:00-9:00am $95
#711012 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 8:30-10:00am $72
1st-3rd Grade
#711006 Apr 18-May 23
6 Wednesdays 4:15-5:15pm $95
Semi-Private Tutoring:
Vocabulary & Grammar
Students will learn how to increase their
vocabulary and content use, grammar rules
will be reviewed, and specialized help will
be given. Students are required to bring
a dictionary to class. Class limited to no
more than five students.
4th Grade & up
#711008 Apr 18-May 23
6 Wednesdays 5:15-6:15pm $95
Reading Comprehension
This tutorial program will utilize a
variety of methods to sharpen basic
skills in comprehension and vocabulary
development, the cornerstones to success
in reading. Class limited to no more than
five students.
Kindergarten & 1st Grade
#712001 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 10:00-11:00am $95
#712002 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 12:00-1:00pm $95
#712009 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 10:00-11:30am $72
#712011 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 11:30-1:00pm $72
2nd & 3rd Grade
#712003 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 10:00-11:00am $95
#712004 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 12:00-1:00pm $95
#712012 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 10:00-11:00am $72
#712013 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 11:30-1:00pm $72
4th Grade & up
#712005 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 10:00-11:00am $95
#712006 Apr 14-May 19
6 Saturdays 12:00-1:00pm $95
#712014 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 10:00-11:30am $72
#712015 Jun 2-16
3 Saturdays 11:30am-1:00pm $72
1st-3rd Grade
#712007 Apr 17-May 22
6 Tuesdays 4:15-5:15pm $95
4th Grade & up
#712008 Apr 17-May 22
6 Tuesdays 5:15-6:15pm $95
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Don’t Wait!
Space is limited & class fill quickly.
Call 310-233-4450 to enroll
or visit us www.lahc.edu/ext

College for Kids
Why go to Summer
school when you can go
to College!
Summer College for Kids
Monday through Friday
Learning plans made to fit you
parenting needs.
Semi-Private Tutoring: Critical Thinking in Reading 5th – 7th Grades
Students practice different grade-level critical thinking and reading skills. Learn to draw
conclusions, form judgments, distinguish facts from opinions, and make predictions from
reading material. Enroll early. Class size is limited.
#740020 Apr 14-May 19 6 Saturdays 10:00-11:00am $95
#740021 Apr 14-May 19 6 Saturdays 11:00-12noon $95
#740022 Apr 14-May 19 6 Saturdays 12noon-1:00pm $95
#740023 Jun 2-16 3 Saturdays 8:30-10:00am $72
#740024 Jun 2-16 3 Saturdays 10:00-11:30am $72
#740025 Jun 2-16 3 Saturdays 11:30-1:00pm $72
Spanish for Preschoolers
This is a unique learning experience designed for young children 3 to 5 years old,
combining multiple resources to engage youngsters. Language immersion is emphasized,
including music, movement, songs, puppets, and hands-on arts and crafts. This effective
approach helps young children acquire a second language much the same way as they
learned English.
CFK Faculty
#740001 Apr 14-May 19 6 Saturdays 9:00-10:00am $79
Creative Writing for Teens
This class is for students who want to enrich and broaden their writing skills in a fun and
creative environment. Analyzing literature, T.A.G (title, author,and genre), poetry, and
musical lyrics, students will create and write a “fractured fairy tale” short story. During
the class, students will develop an accomplished portfolio of their works to keep. Light
homework, including writing, is expected.
CFK Faculty
#740005 Apr 14-May 19 6 Saturdays 9:00-10:00am $79
Community CPR for Kids (Ages 10 and Up)
The ability to perform CPR properly is a lifesaving skill that everyone could benefit from
learning. This American Red Cross course covers CPR and the Heimlich maneuver
for adults, children and infants. Each participant will have his/her own mannequin on
which to practice. Participants will receive a certification card which is valid for one year.
Participants must bring a self-addressed, stamped envelope and pen or pencil.
Sally Uglesich is a regisetered American Red Cross CPR and Safety Instructor.
#750001 Jun 2 1 Saturday 9:00-2:00pm $35
material fee $19
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Continuing Education (No Fee Classes)
(Late registration is permitted for these programs)
Spanish for Public Personnel
Make yourself more marketable by obtaining basic communication skills in the second most
utilized language in Southern California. Anyone in the public service workforce should
be able to assist his or her Spanish-speaking constituents. Class will focus on conversation,
proper phrases, greetings and common phrases of assistance. Successful participants will receive
a certificate. Class size is limited, Register early. *Text requirements discussed in class.
Sergio Soto, MA, teaches Spanish throughout Southern California.
#800007 Feb 6 to May 14 13 Mondays 7:35-10:15pm No Fee
(no class meeting Feb 20 & Apr2 )
This section meets off campus at Curtiss Middle School in Carson:
Gerry Koehler, MA Linguistics, Spanish Professor
#800008 Feb 6 to May 14 13 Mondays 6:35-9:45pm No Fee
Class meets at Curtiss Middle School: 1254 East Helmick Street, Carson 90746
(no class meeting Feb 20 & Apr2 )
Computer Keyboarding and Typing
Improve your typing skills with this self-paced class. Students will learn proper finger positioning
and posture on computer keyboards with hands-on lab applications. Gain speed,
accuracy, and most of all, confidence in type-written work. Typing test and certificate will be
administered upon completion of the course. Students can enroll in either or both sections
Sergio Soto, MA, Computer Lab Instructor
#800009 Feb 8 to May 16 14 Wednesdays 7:35-9:35pm No Fee
(no class meeting Apr 4)
Peter A. Aguilera, MA, Certified Microsoft Office Specialist
#800011 Feb 11 to May 19 12 Saturdays 12:05-2:20pm No Fee
(no class meeting Feb 18, Mar 31 & Apr 7)
Adminstrative Assistant Training Program
Gain the skills you need to succeed in the modern office industry. Learn clerical techniques,
industry standards, expectations, secretarial skills, simple bookkeeping, and touch up computer
skills. Successful students will receive a certificate upon completion.
Topics Include:
• Improving Professionalism • Introduction to Windows • Interview Techniques
• Printing Documents • Office Procedures • Customer and Client Relations
• Resume Writing • Basics in Microsoft Word & Excel • Inter-Personal Skills
• Business Communication.
Text requirements discussed in class. Students will spend approximately $40 on texts.
Eddie Afana, MBA, BS Accountancy, Bookkeeping, Computer Applications, and Office
Administration Instructor, managed a family owned printing business for over 7 years.
#800012 Feb 7-May 22 15 Tues & 14 Thurs 7:35-10:05pm No fee*
(no class meeting Apr 3 & 5)
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Gatlin Education
Online
There’s not a bad seat in the class with Gatlin Education Services
online career-training programs!
Gatlin Education Services (GES) is the world’s largest provider of Web-based, instructor-supported
training programs to colleges and universities nationwide. Our open-enrollment programs are
designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional-caliber personnel for many indemand
occupations. GES currently offers online certificate programs in the following subject areas:
Healthcare, Business, Construction/Automotive Technology, Internet, Design, and Technical,
Networking and CompTIA Certification Prep, Microsoft Certification Prep, Video Game Design and
Development, Casino Gaming, Heavy Industry
We build our programs with a team of professionals from each respective field who works with
an existing textbook or base of material to provide the most effective online learning experience.
Instructors are actively involved in the student’s online learning experience. They respond to any
questions or concerns as well as encourage and motivate the students to succeed. Each program
has a set of lessons and tests; student’s grades are calculated using a combination of computergraded
tests and the instructor’s evaluation of the student’s work. Students love the quality as
well as the convenience of anytime, anywhere learning. *Hours and Fee subject to change. Please
check online for updates.
Full class listings & descriptions & pricing available online
at www.gatlineducation.com/lahc
Administrative Dental Assistant Certified
National Pharmaceutical Representative
Fitness Business Management
HIPAA Compliance
Personal Fitness Trainer
Personal Training and Group Exercise
Training for Older Adults
Pharmacy Technician
Veterinary Assistant
Women’s Exercise Training and Wellness
Alternative Dispute Resolution Certificate
Bookkeeping the Easy Way with Quickbooks
Certified Bookkeeper
Certified Global Business Professional
Certified Wedding Planner
Chartered Tax Professional
Emergency Management Training
Freight Broker/Agent Training
Grant Writing
Help Desk Analyst: Tier 1 Support Specialist
Lean Mastery (60 Hours)
Management for IT Professionals
Management Training
Non-Profit Management Training
Paralegal
Payroll Practice and Management
Personal Financial Planning
Project Management
Purchasing & Supply Chain Management
Records Management
Search Engine Marketing
Search Engine Optimization
Six Sigma Black Belt
Travel Agent Training
Understanding Earned Value Management
.NET Training
3ds max
AutoCAD 2007
AutoCAD 2009
Cisco® CCENT® Certification Training
Cisco® CCNA® Certification Training
CompTIAA+ Certification Training
Comp TIA Linux+/LPI Level One
Certification Training
Comp TIA Network+ Certification Training
Comp TIA Security+ Certification Training
eBusiness
Forensic Computer Examiner
Help Desk Analyst: Tier 1 Support Specialist
Microsoft Access 2007
Microsoft Certified Application Specialist
Microsoft Certified Database Administrator
Microsoft Certified Desktop Support
Microsoft Certified System Administrator
Microsoft Certified System Administrator Plus
Microsoft Certified System Engineer 2003
Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist:
SQL Server 2005 (MCTS)
Microsoft Excel 2007
Web Database Developer
Website Design
Digital Arts Certificate
Graphic Design
Interior Design
Video Game Design and Development
Casino Baccarat Dealer
Casino Blackjack Dealer
Casino Poker Dealer
Hospitality and Casino Management
Chemical Plant Operations
Home Inspection
HVAC Technician
Modern Automotive Service Technician Oil
Refinery Operations
Power Plant Operations
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Ed2Go Online Training Courses
Instructor-Facilitated Online Learning
Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and
highly interactive. Our instructors are famous for their ability to create warm and
supportive communities of learners. It’s no wonder that many long-lasting friendships
have formed in our lively and intelligent discussion areas. All courses run for
six weeks (with a two-week grace period at the end). Courses are project-oriented
and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary
links, and more. You can complete any of these courses entirely from your
home or office and at any time of the day or night.
How to Get Started:
1. Visit our Online Instruction Center: www.ed2go.com/lahc
2. Click the Orientation link and follow the instructions to enroll and pay for
your course. During orientation, you will learn important information about your
course. You will also be provided an opportunity to choose the name and password
you will use to access your course.
3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center and click the
Classroom link. To begin your studies, simply log in with the name and password
you selected during orientation.
Start Dates:
Feb 15, Mar 21, Apr 21, May 16 & Jun 20
Choose any for $95*(Unless noted otherwise online)
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