table of contents - Kilgore College

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Books and Material ................................. 3 

Class Cancellation ................................. 30 

Continuing Education Units .................. 3 

English as a Second Language .......... 3, 8 

GED ......................................................... 3 

Kilgore Map ........................................... 31 

Longview Map ....................................... 30 

Payments ................................................ 30 

Registration by Mail ............................. 30 

Registration Form ................................. 33 

Small Business Success Series ............. 25 

Withdrawing from Class 

and Refunds ....................................... 30 

BUSINESS 

Accounting and Finance for 

Non-Financial Managers .................... 5 

Bookkeeping ............................................ 5 

Business Writing and Grammar 

Skills Update ........................................ 5 

Customer Service .................................... 5 

Project Management.....………………. 5 

BUSINESS LEADERSHIP 

SKILLS CERTIFICATE 

Business Leadership Skills 

Certificate Information Session ......... 5 

Communication Skills for 

Managers and Supervisors ................. 5 

Leadership Skills for Managers 

and Supervisors ................................... 5 

Performance Management Skills........... 6 

Professional Business Speaking 

Skills ..................................................... 6 

Quality Customer Service ...................... 6 

Team Building in the Workplace ........... 6 

Workplace Critical Thinking 

and Problem Solving ........................... 6 

Workplace Issues for Managers 

and Supervisors ................................... 6 

COMMAND SPANISH® 

Command Spanish Information 

Session .................................................. 6 

Spanish for Human Resources .............. 6 

Spanish for the Physician’s Office ......... 6 

Spanish for Real Estate Agents ............. 7 

Spanish for Retail Sales .......................... 7 

Spanish for the Workplace ..................... 7 

COMMERCIAL DRIVING 

Commercial Driving ............................7-8 

COMMUNICATION 

English as a Second Language .......... 3, 8 

Sign Language ......................................... 8 

Spanish, Conversational ......................... 8 

COMPUTER 

Computer Applications-Teach 

Me How To ........................................... 8 

Computer Basics ..................................... 8 

Computer File and 

Directory Management ...................... 8 

Computers, Introduction to ................... 9 

Digital Cameras and 

Photo Enhancing ................................. 9 

Email and Instant Messaging ................ 9 

Excel, Advanced ...................................... 9 

Excel, Basics ............................................ 9 

Excel, Beginning ..................................... 9 

Excel, Intermediate ................................ 9 

Getting Started with a Computer 

and File Management ......................... 9 

Internet Basics ...................................... 10 

Internet Basics and E-Mail 

Basics .................................................. 10 

Keyboarding for Computers ................ 10 

Microsoft Outlook ................................. 10 

Office Basics .......................................... 10 

OneNote ................................................. 10 

PowerPoint, Basics ................................ 10 

Publisher, Basics .................................... 10 

QuickBooks, Level I & II ..................... 11 

Word Basics ........................................... 11 

Word, Beginning ................................... 11 

Word, Intermediate .............................. 11 

CONSTRUCTION 

Math for the Building Trades .............. 11 

Printreading for 

Construction I-Residential ............... 11 

Printreading for 

Construction II-Residential and 

Light Commercial ........................ 11 

Printreading for Construction III- 

Heavy Commercial ........................... 11 

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DRAFTING 

AutoCad I ............................................... 12 

AutoCad II ............................................. 12 

EDUCATION 

Substitute Teacher/Teacher Aide ........ 12 

Child Development Associate Training . 

Program .............................................. 12 

ELECTRIC POWER 

TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 

Electric Power Information 

Session and Schedule ........................ 12 

Climbing Skills I.................................... 13 

Climbing Skills II .................................. 13 

Computer Applications for 

Line Workers ..................................... 13 

Distribution Operations ....................... 13 

Effective Communications Skills ........ 13 

Electrical Safety and Tools ................... 13 

Fundamentals of Electricity ................. 13 

Live Line Safety .................................... 13 

Safety Regulations ................................ 13 

Utility Vehicle Operations .................... 13 

ELECTRICAL 

Electrician Exam Review ..................... 14 

Residential Wiring I ............................. 14 

FOOD SERVICE 

Dietetic Food Service Supervisor. ....... 14 

HEALTH AND MEDICAL 

RELATED 

Insurance Coding, ICD-9 ..................... 14 

Medical Coding, Advanced .................. 14 

Medical Insurance Specialist............... 14 

Medical Terminology ............................ 14 

Medical Transcription .......................... 14 

Medication Administration .................. 14 

Medication Administration, 

Update ................................................ 15 

Nursing Assistant (Aide)....................... 15 

Nursing Home Activity Director ......... 15 

Phlebotomy ............................................ 15 

HOSPITALITY AND 

SERVICE INDUSTRY 

Travel Agent Training ........................... 15

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HUMAN RESOURCES 

Diversity in the Workplace .................. 16 

Employment Law for 

Supervisors ........................................ 16 

Interviewing Skills for 

Employers .......................................... 16 

SHRM Essentials of HR 

Management Certificate ................... 16 

SHRM Information Session ................. 15 

SHRM Learning System ...................... 16 

Spanish for Human Resources ............ 16 

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL 

TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 

Electric Motors ..................................... 17 

Electrical Blueprint Reading ............... 17 

Electrical Calculations ......................... 16 

Electrical Control Wiring .................... 17 

Industrial Electrical Technology 

Certificate Information Session ....... 16 

Industrial Electricity ............................ 17 

Industrial Wiring .................................. 17 

INDUSTRIAL SKILLS 

Measurement Techniques .................... 17 

Printreading for Industry ..................... 17 

Shop Math .............................................. 17 

IT AND SOFTWARE 

DEVELOPMENT 

Gatlin Online Education ...................... 17 

MACHINE AND METAL TRADES 

Machine and Lathe Fundamentals ...... 17 

Welding, Advanced Arc ........................ 18 

Welding, Basic Arc ................................ 18 

Welding, Intermediate Arc .................. 18 

Welding, Intro to MIG .......................... 18 

Welding, Intro to TIG ........................... 18 

MANAGEMENT AND 

CORPORATE 


MEDIA AND DESIGN 


ONLINE COURSES 

Education To Go .................................... 18 

Gatlin Education ................................... 19 

Online Fire Academy ............................ 19 

Real Estate Inspection Online ............. 20 

State Firemen’s and Fire Marshals’ 

Volunteer Fire Fighter ...................... 20 

PEC CERTIFICATION 

Medic First Aid ..................................... 20 

PEC Basic SafeLand ............................. 20 

PEC Core Compliance ......................... 20 

PEC Core Refresher ............................. 21 

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT 

Art, Drawing .......................................... 21 

Art, Oil Painting .................................... 21 

Art, Watercolor ...................................... 21 

Beading .................................................. 21 

Cake Decorating ................................... 21 

Chip Carving ......................................... 21 

Community Chorus, Spring ................. 21 

Community String Ensemble .............. 21 

Creative Writing ................................... 21 

Dog Grooming ..................................21-22 

East Texas Youth Chorus ...................... 22 

Financial Planning ................................ 22 

Flower Arranging ................................. 22 

Foreign Languages ................................ 22 

Gunsmithing .......................................... 22 

Interior Design ...................................... 22 

Karate - American Style ....................... 22 

Landscaping .......................................... 23 

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Photography Basics .............................. 23 

Retirement Planning ............................. 23 

Square Dance Lessons .......................... 23 

Stained Glass ......................................... 23 

PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 

At-Line Gas Chromatography ............. 23 

Drilling Operations .............................. 23 

Hydraulics for Pipeline 

Operations.......................................... 23 

Introduction to Oil and Gas Law ........ 24 

Natural Gas Measurements ................. 24 

Oil and Gas Production 

Operations.......................................... 24 

Petroleum Fundamentals...................... 24 

Petroleum Landman 

Fundamentals .................................... 24 

PROTECTIVE SERVICES 

East Texas Police Academy .................. 24 

Kilgore College Fire Academy ............. 24 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

Real Estate Sales ..............................24-25 

RECERTIFICATION FOR REAL 

ESTATE INSPECTION 

Recertification ....................................... 25 

RISK MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE 

Risk Management ................................. 25 

SMALL BUSINESS SUCCESS 

SERIES 

Starting and Operating a Business 

in East Texas ...................................... 25 

SOLAR TECHNOLOGY 

Gatlin Education Online ...................... 25 

Workforce Development ...................... 25 

KEY TO USING THIS SCHEDULE: 

KC-Longview KC097319.622 042Q Weds. Feb. 9 6:30-9:30 p.m. AC109 

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Class location Course Number Day of Class Start Date Time Room # 

BUILDING CODES: 

AC - Bert E. Woodruff Adult Education Center 

AT - M. Kenneth Whitten Applied Technology 

FA - Anne Dean Turk Fine Arts Center 

FUMC/LGV - First United Methodist Church - 

Longview 

LD - Leon Dodgen Physical Plant Center 

LH - KC–Longview Hendrix 

LN - KC–Longview North

GENERAL INFORMATION 

CONTINUING EDUCATION 

NON-ACADEMIC COURSES 

The Continuing Education courses are open to interested persons without formal admission to the 

college. Generally, there are no entrance requirements. Course descriptions include prerequisites when 

appropriate. 

BOOKS AND MATERIALS 

Instructors will discuss materials and textbooks during 

the first class session. Books are available through the 

college bookstore located in the Student Center or 

at Kilgore College Longview for Longview classes 

only. Some courses listed in the class schedule do not 

require textbooks or supplies. Supplies and texts are 

not included in the course fees unless stated in the 

course description. Books or supplies should not be 

purchased until you know exactly what the instructor 

will require. 

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS 

(CEUs) 

In compliance with guidelines from the Southern 

Association of Colleges and Schools, Kilgore College 

awards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to students 

successfully completing various noncredit courses 

sponsored by the college. A CEU is officially defined 

as “ten contact hours of participation in an organized 

continuing education adult or extension experience 

under responsible sponsorship, capable direction and 

qualified instruction.” The student should not interpret 

the CEU as a substitute for college credit. The CEU is a 

means of recording and accounting for various continuing 

education activities that a student has completed. 

GED 

Preparation for the GED (General Education 

Development) examination is offered to all adults ages 18 

and older at no cost. GED classes are available at many 

sites in Gregg, Rusk and Upshur Counties, as well as the 

college. Please call (903) 988-3738 for more information 

on registration and dates. 

ESL 

Learn to read, write, speak and understand English by 

enrolling in ESL classes that are offered to all adults age 

18 and older at no cost. ESL classes are also available at 

many sites in Gregg, Rusk and Upshur counties, as well 

as at the college. Please call (903) 988-3738 for more 

information on registration dates and times. 

New classes start each week! 

Continuing Educationa 

great way to 

meet new friends! 

Check out the 

Continuing Education 

classes listed on 

page 25! 

Call Before You Drive 

to confirm your class has made. 

(903) 983-8661 Kilgore 

(903) 753-2642 Longview 

KILGORE COLLEGE NON-DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE 

Kilgore College is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer in accordance with Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (and as amended by the 

Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972); Executive Orders 11246 and 11758, as issued and amended; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, as 

amended; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, as amended; the Rehabilitation Act of 1974 (Sections 503 and 504); Texas Statutes 6252-14-V.A.T.S. 

and 6252-16-V.A.T.S.; the Vietnam Era Veteran’s Assistance Act of 1974; and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended. Kilgore College does not 

discriminate against employees, applicants, or students because of race, color, creed, national origin, religion, marital status, sex, disability, age or veteran status. 

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Business 

Accounting and Finance for 

Non-Financial Managers 

8 hours, $149 

(BMGT 2006 - Specialized Training 

in General Business and Leadership) 

This course places emphasis on the 

development and use of accounting 

information to support managerial 

decision-making processes in manufacturing, 

service, and for-profit 

settings. Topics include managing 

internal controls concerning cost 

and budgeting, analyzing profit and 

loss statements, recognizing and 

correcting financial problems, and 

utilizing formulas to determine organizational 

profitability. Textbook 

required. 

Kilgore Campus: 

KC097366.303 102Q 

Fri., Jan. 28, 1 day 

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 

KC097367.304 102Q 

Fri., Feb. 4, 2 weeks 

1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 

Henderson Campus: 

KC097367.305 102Q 

Fri., Feb. 18, 2 weeks 

1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. 

Bookkeeping, Beginning 

15 weeks, 45 hours, $225 

(ACNT 1001 - Beginning Bookkeeping) 

This course is designed to 

introduce the student to the basic 

bookkeeping principles and practices 

needed to keep a complete set of 

books, close those books at the end 

of an accounting period, and prepare 

an income statement and balance 

sheet. Textbook required. 

KC Longview: 

KC077004.81 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 24 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Bookkeeping, Intermediate 


(ACNT 1042 - Intermediate Bookkeeping) 

This course will focus on 

accounting for merchandising, notes 

payable, notes receivable, valuation 

of receivables, valuation of plant and 

equipment, and voucher systems. 

This class uses the same textbook as 

the Beginning Bookkeeping class. 

KC Longview: 

KC202207.82 102Q 

Tues., Jan. 25 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Business Writing and Grammar 

Skills Update 

1 week, 8 hours, $125 

(POFT 1004 - Business Writing) This 

course is designed for the development 

of written skills required 

for producing effective business 

communication in a global environment. 

Topics include grammar, 

sentence structure, punctuation, 

capitalization, spelling, and composition 

of business letters, memos, and 

reports. Emphasis will be placed 

on the practical application of basic 

language skills including writing and 

editing for business. 


KC097331.301 102Q 

Tues./Thurs., Feb. 22 

8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., AC 

Customer Service 


(BUSG 10052 - Introduction to 

Customer Service) The course is 

designed to introduce the student to 

the process of providing service to a 

diverse customer base. The student 

will be able to describe the types of 

customers; identify customer needs; 

and determine strategies to provide 

quality customer service. 

KC Longview: 

KC097428.81 102Q 

Tues., Feb 1 

6:30-8:20 p.m. 

Project Management 


(ITSC 1018 - Introduction to Project 

Management Software) This course 

places emphasis on the use of project 

management software for developing 

a project plan including timelines, 

milestones, scheduling, life cycle 

phases, management frameworks, 

skills, processes, and tools. 


KC097325.301 102Q 

Wed., Feb. 2 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 218 

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www.ed2go.com/kilgore. 

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Review more Business and Professional 

courses offered online at www. 

gatlineducation.com/kilgore! 

Business Leadership 

Skills Certificate 

Business Leadership Skills 

Certificate Information Session: 

You are invited to a free information 

session to learn about the Business 

Leadership Skills Certificate offered 

by Kilgore College. You’ll meet 

the instructors, review the course 

materials, and get your questions 

answered. More importantly you will 

find out how these courses can assist 

you with your career objectives, all 

without cost or obligation. For reservations 

or for more information, 

please call (903) 983-8288. 

Date: Tues., Jan. 18, 2011 

Time: 6:30 p.m. 

Place: AC211 

The following courses can be taken 

individually or as a certificate. 

Participants successfully completing 

all 8 courses will receive a 144-hour 

Business Leadership Skills Certificate. 

For more information about 

this certificate and other training 

options, please call (903) 983-8288. 

Communication Skills for 

Managers and Supervisors 


(BMGT 1022 - Workplace Communications) 

This course covers those 

communication skills essential for 

supervisors and managers in today’s 

workplace. Topics include communication 

styles, listening, and effective 

verbal and non-verbal communication 

skills as they relate to individuals 

and groups in the business 

environment. 


KC097319.301 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 1 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Leadership Skills for Managers 

and Supervisors 


(BMGT 1020 - Leadership Skills for 

Supervisors/Managers) This course 

is an overview of the necessary 

leadership skills required of supervisors 

and managers in today’s 

BUSINESS • BUSINESS LEADERSHIP SKILLS CERTIFICATE

BUSINESS LEADERSHIP SKILLS CERTIFICATE • COMMAND SPANISH® 

workplace. Emphasis will be placed 

on the role and function of a leader, 

organizing time, space and information, 

understanding motivation and 

behavior, and developing your own 

leadership style. 


KC097311.301 102Q 

Thurs., Feb. 3 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Performance Management Skills 


(BMGT 1011 - Employee Performance 

Review) This course is 

designed to present the knowledge, 

skills and processes required for 

effective human performance with 

emphasis on the information and 

competencies required for leaders 

who are (or soon will be) in a supervisory 

or management position. Topics 

covered include setting performance 

goals, developing, coaching, and 

assisting employees, conducting 

performance appraisals, and 

handling performance problems. 


KC097310.301 103Q 

Mon., Mar. 21 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Professional Business Speaking 

Skills 


(POFT 1002 - Business Speaking 

Skills) This course covers effective 

techniques to improve presentation 

and public speaking skills. 

Topics include content, voice, body 

language, and use of visual aids. 

Emphasis will be placed on how 

to improve listeners’ retention and 

eye contact when making business 

presentations. 


KC097330.301 103Q 

Wed., Mar. 23 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Quality Customer Service 


(BUSG 1005 - Introduction to 

Customer Service) This course 

covers the supervisor’s role in 

the customer service process. 

Topics include dealing with angry 

customers, effectively handling 

customer complaints, and how to 

develop a quality customer environment 

in the workplace. 


KC097307.301 102Q 

Wed., Feb. 2 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Team Building in the Workplace 


(BMGT 1019 - Team Building in 

the Workplace) This course covers 

the basic principles of building and 

sustaining teams in organizations. 

Topics include team dynamics, 

process improvement, trust and 

collaboration, group dynamics, the 

role of the individual in a team, and 

leadership in the workings of a team. 


KC097348.301 103Q 

Tues., Mar. 22 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Workplace Critical Thinking and 

Problem Solving 


(BMGT 1004 - Workplace Critical 

Thinking and Problem Solving) 

This course emphasizes structured 

approaches to critical thinking and 

problem solving in the workplace. 

Emphasis will be placed on interpreting 

data for effective problem 

solving, recommending corrective 

action, critical thinking and problemsolving 

theories, and methods to 

improve productivity and profitability. 


KC097347.302 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 31 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Workplace Issues for Managers 

and Supervisors 


(BMGT 1010 - Introduction to 

Supervision) This course is designed 

to present the knowledge, skills and 

processes required to effectively 

address today’s workplace issues 

legally, productively, and with human 

sensitivity. Topics include managing 

workplace diversity, preventing 

workplace violence and harassment, 

employment law for leaders, and 

stress and coping in today’s evolving 

workplace. 


KC097351.302 103Q 

Thurs., Mar. 24 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

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Command Spanish ® 

Command Spanish® 

Information Session: 


session to learn about Command 

Spanish® classes offered by Kilgore 

College. You’ll meet the instructors, 

review the course materials, and 

get your questions answered. More 

importantly you will find out how 

these courses can assist you with 

your Spanish-speaking customers, 

all without cost or obligation. For 

reservations or for more information, 

please call (903) 983-8288. 

Date: Tues., Jan. 18, 2011 

Time: 6:30 p.m. 

Place: AC 

Command Spanish® On-Line: Call 

(903) 983-8288 for course schedule. 

Spanish for Human Resources 


(FRNL 1001 - Occupational Specific 

Foreign Language) This Command 

Spanish® training program is 

intended for anyone involved in 

human resources. Upon completion, 

participants will be able to use 

Spanish to do some or all of the 

following: welcome and receive 

potential and actual employees; 

conduct a basic, initial job interview; 

fill out new employee paperwork, 

including W-2s and insurance forms; 

orient new hires to basic workplace 

rules; professionally conduct 

employee evaluations and corrective 

action plans; and appropriately 

dismiss or lay off employees. No prior 

knowledge of Spanish necessary. 

Training manual provided. Class 

limit: 20. Registration deadline: Jan. 

25, 2011. 


KC127102.307 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Spanish for the Physician’s Office 


(SPNL 1001 - Health Care Spanish) 

This Command Spanish® is designed 

for receptionists, office managers, 

support staff, nurses, lab technicians,

and physicians. Upon successful 

completion, participants will be able 

to use Spanish to: engage in office 

etiquette and protocols; register a 

patient; explain payment options; 

obtain patient’s history; determine 

patient’s chief complaint; obtain vital 

signs; assess a patient’s condition; 

explain diagnosis; explain treatment 

provided by the physician; explain 

workups and other procedures; give 

discharge information and follow-up 

instructions. No prior knowledge of 

Spanish necessary. Training manual 

provided. Class limit: 20. Registration 

deadline: Jan. 25, 2011. 


KC127109.302 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m. 

Spanish for Real Estate Agents 




Spanish® course is intended for 

individuals that communicate 

with Spanish-speaking property 

buyers. Upon completion of this 

program, participants will be 

able to use Spanish to: welcome/ 

receive potential property buyers; 

interview clients to determine their 

needs; discuss financial issues, 

such as applying for a mortgage 

loan; conduct follow-up interviews; 

provide detailed property descriptions, 

and describe issues relative 

to closing and final sale. Command 

Spanish®, Inc. has been reviewed 

and approved as an Authorized 

Provider by the International Association 

for Continuing Education 

and Training (IACET), 1620 I 

Street, NW, Suite 615, Washington, 

DC 20006. No prior knowledge of 



deadline: Feb. 4, 2011. 


KC127089.308 102Q 

Mon., Feb. 14 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Spanish for Retail Sales 




Spanish® course is intended for 

non-Spanish-speaking employees of 

grocery stores, gas stations, convenience 

stores, department and 

discount stores, and other retail 

stores who assist Spanish-speaking 

customers and clientele with routine 

sales transactions, exchanges, and 

refunds. No prior knowledge of 



deadline: Jan. 31, 2011. 


KC127051.309 102Q 

Wed., Feb. 9 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Spanish for the Workplace 




Spanish® course is intended for non- 

Spanish supervisors in the workplace 

who would like to communicate with 

their Spanish-speaking employees. 

Upon completion, participants will 

be able to use Spanish to do some 

or all of the following: compliment 

employees; discuss employment 

issues including hiring and dismissal; 

discuss time and schedule issues; 

discuss work rules and regulations; 

respond to medical emergencies; 

and address safety issues. No prior 



limit: 20. Registration deadline: Jan 

31, 2011. 


KC127092.310 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 8 

6:30-9:30 p.m. 

Commercial Driving 

The Kilgore College Commercial 

Driving Academy offers courses to 

train individuals who are new to the 

field of commercial driving and to 

enhance and reinforce skills of experienced 

drivers. For more information, 

please call (903) 983-8288. 




(903) 753-2642 Longview 

Commercial Driving 

Information Sessions: 


session to learn about commercial 

driving courses offered by Kilgore 

College. You’ll meet the instructors, 

review the course materials, and 

get your questions answered. More 

importantly you will find out how 

these courses can assist you with 

your career objectives, all without 

cost or obligation. All sessions are 

at 6:30 p.m. in room 220 of the 

Bert E. Woodruff Adult Education 

Center in Kilgore. For reservations 

or for more information, please 

call (903) 983-8288. 

Information Sessions Schedule: 

Jan. 5 Feb. 2 Mar. 2 

Apr. 6 May 4 

Experienced Drivers 

A variety of courses designed 

for experienced drivers will be 

scheduled upon demand. For more 

information and a list of available 

topics, please call (903) 983-8288. 

Defensive Driving For 

Professional Truck Drivers 

Please call (903) 983-8288 

for class schedule. 

CDL Class “A” Training Program 

3 weeks, 120 hours, $3,400 

(CVOP 1013 - Professional Truck 

Driver) This course is designed 

for individuals who have no prior 

experience in driving a commercial 

vehicle. Topics include an overview 

of the State of Texas Class A 

Commercial Drivers License 

written examination, truck safety, 

traffic congestion, general truck 

driving skills, and extreme driving 

conditions. Emphasis will be placed 

on air brake, hazmat, and trailer 

endorsements. Kilgore College prescreens 

all applicants. 


KC557149.308 102Q 

Mon.-Fri., Jan. 31 

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 

KC557149.309 102Q 

Mon.-Fri., Feb. 21 

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 

KC557149.310 103Q 

Mon.-Fri., Mar. 14 

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 

COMMAND SPANISH® • COMMERCIAL DRIVING 

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COMMUNICATION • COMPUTER 

KC557149.311 103Q 

Mon.-Fri., Apr. 4 

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 

KC557149.312 103Q 


8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 

KC557149.313 103Q 

Mon.-Fri., May 16 

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC 

For evening and weekend class 

schedules, please call (903) 983-8288. 

Communication 

English as a Second Language 

No tuition fee 

ESL classes are offered on Tuesday 

and Thursday evenings at Kilgore 

College-Longview. Contact Adult 

Basic Education at (903) 988-3738 

for information about starting dates. 

Sign Language I, Conversational 


(SLNG 1003 - Conversational 

American Sign Language for the 

Workplace) This course is designed 

for the non-signer who wishes to 

study American Sign Language. 

Class instruction covers the sign 

language alphabet, basic vocabulary, 

and conversational skills. Students 

learn introductions, basic questions 

and replies to questions. Emphasis 

will be placed on developing a visual 

and gestural foundation through 

skills building activities. Textbook 

required. 


KC387003.63 102Q 

Thurs., Jan. 20 

6:00-8:00 p.m., AC106 

Sign Language II, Conversational 




Workplace) This course is a continuation 

of Sign Language I. Class instruction 

will review briefly the skills 

covered in the first class and begin 

more advanced signing. Students 

will gain a larger vocabulary. 


KC387004.64 103Q 


6:00-8:00 p.m., AC106 

Sign Language for the Workplace 





for the advanced student who 

wishes to increase signing and 

vocabulary for use in the work environment. 

Emphasis will be placed 

on expanding core vocabulary and 

integrating verbs and adjectives. 

Prerequisite: Conversational Sign 

Language I & II. 


KC387005.65 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 24 

6:00-8:00 p.m., AC106 

Spanish, Beginning 

Conversational 



Foreign Language) Emphasis on 

conversation while developing 

Spanish vocabulary and phraseology 

used for business, travel, and other 

communication needs. Instruction 

includes work in selected vocabulary, 

pronunciation, and basic structures. 

Learn to order meals, greet people, 

and make inquiries in Spanish. 

Textbook required. 


KC127010.65 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC126 

KC Longview: 

KC127010.81 102Q 

Thurs. Feb. 3 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Spanish, Intermediate 

Conversational 



Foreign Language) This class 

provides a continuation of Spanish 

conversational skills focusing on 

idiomatic expressions and sentence 

structure. Students will practice the 

material learned in the first class 

and continue to build their Spanish 

vocabulary. 


KC127007.64 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC126 

KC Longview: 

KC127007.82 102Q 

Wed., Feb. 2 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Find more courses offered online 

at www.ed2go.com/kilgore. 

Computer 

Students enrolled in the evening computer 

courses held at the Kilgore campus 

in AC134 should bring a flash drive 

to class. 

Computer Applications – Teach 

Me How To … 


(ITSW 1058 - Specialized Computer 

Applications) This course is designed 

for students who would like to learn 

computer applications and to obtain 

the knowledge necessary to perform 

specific operations in a particular 

setting. 


KC077082.63 103Q 

Tues. /Thurs., Apr. 12 

1:00-3:30 p.m., AC134 

Computer Basics 


(ITSC 1012 - Beginning Computers) 

This course is designed for beginning 

computer students. You will gain 

a basic understanding of microcomputer 

language, components, 

functions, and Windows environment. 


KC202078.62 102Q 

Tues. /Thurs., Jan. 18 

12:30-3:00 p.m., AC134 

Computer File and Directory 

Management 

1 day, 8 hours, $54 

(ITSC 1006 - Introduction to 

Computer Operating System) Learn 

the basics of getting your data files 

organized on a hard disk, memory 

sticks, and external hard drives. 

Learn how to create and delete 

files and folders. You will learn how 

to set up your data in a logical and 

organized manner. Tips and tricks 

on cutting, copying, and pasting 

data. Learn how to capture text and 

pictures from the internet. Have you 

ever created a file and not been able 

to find it? Learn creative shortcuts. 

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KC Longview: 

KC202112.81 102Q 

Sat., Jan. 29 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

KC202112.82 102Q 

Sat., Feb. 26 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

KC202112.83 103Q 

Sat., Apr. 16 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

Computers, Introduction to 


(ITSC 1012 - Beginning 

Computers) Beginning computer 

students will gain a basic understanding 

of microcomputer language, 

nomenclature (components), 

functions, and applications. An 

understanding of Windows, word 

processing, spreadsheets, and 

database programs will be gained. 

This is a hands-on course. 

KC Longview: 

KC202005.81 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 31 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

KC202005.82 102Q 

Mon., Mar. 28 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Digital Cameras and Photo 

Enhancing 

8 hours, $54 

(ITSW 1003 - Introduction 

to Digital Imaging) Learn to 

use a digital camera, download your 

photos, and enhance your digital 

photos and graphics. This class 

covers the basics of digital imaging. 

Projects, photographs and graphic 

files will be furnished for this course. 

You do not need a camera. 

KC Longview: 

KC202186.81 102Q 

Sat., Feb. 12, 1 day 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

KC202186.82 102Q 

Mon. Jan. 31, 4 days 

7:00 p.m.-8:50 p.m. 




(903) 753-2642 Longview 

Email and Instant Messaging 


(ITNW 1007 - Internet, Basic) Learn 

how to email, send attachments 

and use AOL Instant Messaging. 

Scanners will also be used to send 

pictures and other attachments. 


KC202153.64 103Q 

Tues./Thurs., Mar. 22 

12:30-3:00 p.m., AC134 

Excel Basics 


(ITSW 1022 - Introduction to 

Electronic Spreadsheets) An 

electronic spreadsheet is an application 

you use to perform numeric 

calculations and to analyze and 

present numeric data. One advantage 

of spreadsheets over pencil and 

paper is that your calculations are 

updated automatically, so you can 

change entries without having to 

manually calculate. You will learn 

to generate electronic spreadsheets, 

enter and edit data, create graphs, 

perform calculations, produce 

charts, and customize reports. 


KC Longview: 

KC202052.83 103Q 

Sat., Apr. 2 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

Excel, Advanced 


(ITSW 2049 - Advanced Spreadsheets) 

This course is designed for 

the advanced Excel student. Topics 

include formula auditing, macro 

programming features, database 

functions, merging and linking 

spreadsheets, data file transfer, and 

creating and using PivotTables. 

Prerequisites: Beginning and Intermediate 

Excel. Textbook required. 


KC202215.62 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 24 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC134 

Excel, Beginning 


(ITSW 1022 - Introduction to 

Electronic Spreadsheets) An 

electronic spreadsheet is an application 

you use to perform numeric 

calculations and to analyze and 

present numeric data. One advantage 

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of spreadsheets over pencil and paper 

is that your calculations are updated 

automatically, so you can change 

entries without having to manually 

calculate. You will learn to generate 

electronic spreadsheets, enter and edit 

data, create graphs, perform calculations, 

produce charts, and customize 

reports. Textbook required. 


KC202052.62 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC134 

KC Longview: 

KC202052.81 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 31 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Excel, Intermediate 


(ITSW 1046 - Intermediate Spreadsheets 

I) This is a continuation of 

the Excel I class. This course covers 

managing worksheet date, using 

tables, automating worksheet tasks, 

enhancing charts, and sharing Excel 

files. Textbook required. 


KC202059.63 103Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC134 

KC Longview: 

KC202059.82 103Q 

Mon., Mar. 28 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Getting Started with a Computer 

and File Management 


(ITSC 1012 - Beginning Computers) 

Students will learn, by hands-on 

application, how to set up a computer 

with the various types of peripherals 

(mouse, monitor, printer, keyboard, 

audio speakers, etc.). Once the 

computer is set up, students will 

be given basic instructions on the 

following: Windows, using basic 

software, formatting disks, setting up 

new directories, and using various 

computer programs. This course is 

designed to get individuals with very 

little computer knowledge over the 

fear of using their new computer. 


KC202071.63 102Q 

Sat., Jan. 29 

8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC134 

COMPUTER

COMPUTER 

KC Longview: 

KC202071.81 102Q 

Sat., Jan. 29 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

KC202071.82 102Q 

Sat., Feb. 19 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

KC202071.83 103Q 

Sat., Apr. 9 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

Internet Basics 


(ITNW 1007-Internet Basic) This is a 

hands-on course to get you over the 

fear of using the internet. Learn the 

latest tricks and shortcuts for finding 

the information you require. Learn 

how to copy and paste text, pictures, 

and objects from the internet to your 

computer. This course includes many 

projects to help you understand how 

to better utilize internet. You will 

also learn how to manage e-mail and 

use a program such as Outlook. 

KC Longview: 

KC202106.81 103Q 

Sat., Mar. 5 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

Internet Basics 


(ITNW 1007 - Internet, Basic) 

Students will experience hands-on 

training with popular browsing 

software to navigate the “Information 

Super Highway.” 


KC202074.63 103Q 

Tues. /Thurs., Mar. 1 

12:30-3:00 p.m., AC134 

Internet Basics and E-mail Basics 


(ITNW 1007 - Internet, Basic) This is 

a hands-on course to get you over the 

fear of using the internet. Learn the 

latest tricks and shortcuts for finding 

the information you require. Learn 

how to copy and paste text, pictures, 

and objects from the internet to 

your computer. This course includes 

projects to help you understand how 

to better utilize the internet. You will 

also learn how to manage email and 

to use a program such as Outlook. 


KC202106.65 103Q 

Sat., Apr. 16 

8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., AC134 

Keyboarding for Computers 

18 hours, $109 

(POFT 1010 - Basic Keyboarding) 

This course offers the student the 

opportunity to learn touch-type 

keyboarding skills at a productive 

rate of speed and accuracy. 


KC202051.62 103Q 

Tues. /Thurs., Apr. 26, 3 weeks 

12:00-3:00 p.m., AC 134 

KC Longview: 

KC202051.81 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 2, 6 weeks 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Microsoft Outlook 


(ITSW 1030-E - Mail and Calendaring 

Software) Microsoft Office 

Outlook 2007 provides an integrated 

solution for managing your time 

and information, connecting across 

boundaries, and remaining in control 

of the information that reaches you. 

Office Outlook 2007 delivers innovations 

you can use to quickly search 

your communications, organize your 

work, and better share your information 

with others - all from one place. 

KC Longview: 

KC202170.81 102Q 

Wed., Feb. 2 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

KC202170.82 103Q 

Wed., Mar. 30 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Office Basics 

2 days, 16 hours, $99 

(ITSC 1022 - Introduction to 

Computer Applications in Business) 

This is a two day hands-on course 

to introduce the participants to the 

Microsoft Office Suite of programs 

including Word, Excel, Access, and 

PowerPoint. Learn how to integrate 

your work between the various 

programs. 


KC202169.61 102Q 

Sat., Feb. 12 & 19 

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC134 

Office Basics 

18 hours, $109 

(ITSC 1022 - Introduction Computer 

Applications in Business) This course 

will introduce the participants to the 

10 

Microsoft Office Suite of programs, 

including Word, Excel, Access, and 

PowerPoint. Learn how to integrate 

your work between the various 

programs. 


KC202109.63 103Q 

Mon./Tues., Apr. 18, 3 weeks 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC134 

KC Longview: 

KC202169.84 102Q 

Thurs., Feb. 3, 6 weeks 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

OneNote 



Applications) This computer application 

enables the student to free-form 

note taking. Students will learn to 

input typed or handwritten notes, 

copy or paste information from other 

applications, to add audio recordings 

or link audio to written ones, and to 

search for composed notes. Spiral 

notebook and pen required. 


KC202216.65 103Q 

Mon., Mar. 21 

6:30-9:00 p.m., AC134 

PowerPoint, Basics 


(ITSW 1037 - Introduction to Presentation 

Software) PowerPoint is a 

presentation graphics program. One 

of the most powerful ways to present 

an idea, plan, or report to a group is 

to use a series of slides that illustrate 

the important points. This course 

includes tips and tricks to help you 

build a powerful presentation. 


KC202121.62 103Q 

Sat., Mar. 5 

8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC134 

KC202121.63 103Q 

Sat., May 7 

8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC134 

KC Longview: 

KC202121.81 102Q 

Sat., Feb. 5 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

Publisher, Basics 


(GRPH 1002 - Introduction to 

Desktop Publishing) This is a quick 

start course introducing the student

to a desktop publisher program. 

Create a publication. Work with text 

boxes and graphic objects. Work 

with multiple pages and advanced 

features, such as web pages. You will 

also be introduced to Word Art and 

other text enhancing methods. Learn 

how to make posters, brochures, 

business cards, banners, greeting 

cards, graphics, and letterheads. 


KC202117.63 103Q 

Sat., Apr. 23 

8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC134 

Quickbooks, Level I and 

Quickbooks, Level II 

Introduction to the Quickbooks 

accounting program. 

KC Longview: 

Call Small Business Development 

Center @ (903) 757-5857 for 

starting date. 

Word Basics 


(POFI 1024 - Word Processing 

Applications I) Microsoft Word is a 

word processing program that makes 

it easy to create a variety of professional-looking 

documents, from 

simple letters and memos to newsletters, 

research papers, blog posts, 

business cards, resumes, financial 

reports, and other documents that 

include multiple pages of text and 

sophisticated formatting. 

KC Longview: 

KC077061.85 103Q 

Sat., Mar. 26 

8:30 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 

Word Basics 


(POFI 1024 - Word Processing Applications 

I) This hands-on course in the 

use of Microsoft Word is designed for 

beginning students. The course will 

cover editing functions, formatting 

test, search and replace, spell check, 

mail merges, and printer setup. 


KC077038.63 102Q 


12:30-3:00 p.m., AC134 

Word, Beginning 



Applications I) Microsoft Word is a 

word processing program that makes 

it easy to create a variety of professional-looking 

documents, from 

simple letters and memos to newsletters, 

research papers, blog posts, 

business cards, resumes, financial 

reports, and other documents that 

include multiple pages of text and 

sophisticated formatting. Textbook 

required. 


KC077026.64 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC134 

KC Longview: 

KC077026.81 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 1 

6:30-9:20 p.m. 

KC077026.82 103Q 


6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Word, Intermediate 



Applications II) This is a continuation 

of the beginning Microsoft 

Word II course. This course 

includes illustrating documents 

with graphics, working with themes 

and building blocks, merging word 

documents, working with styles and 

templates, and developing multipage 

documents. Textbook required. 


KC077034.63 103Q 

Tues., Mar. 1 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC134 



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(903) 753-2642 Longview 

Construction 

Math for the Building Trades 


(TECM 1013 - Occupational Math) 

This course reviews applied mathematics 

required in the various 

building trade occupations. Textbook 

required. 


KC097357.301 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 31 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Printreading for Construction I 

Residential 


(DFTG 1023 - Blueprint Reading for 

Specific Occupations) This course 

is designed for those individuals 

seeking knowledge of basic construction 

printreading or increased 

knowledge of construction drawings. 

Emphasis will be placed on interpreting 

and visualizing construction 

drawings. Topics include construction 

mathematics, dimensioning 

techniques, plot plans, floor plans, 

elevations, sections, and details. 



KC459561.305 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 1 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Printreading for Construction II 

Residential and Light Commercial 


(DFTG 1023 - Blueprint Reading 

for Specific Occupations) This 

course covers printreading fundamentals, 

construction materials and 

light frame construction utilized 

in residential and light commercial 

buildings. Topics include brickveneer 

residences, multifamily 

dwellings, and commercial buildings. 



KC479585.306 102Q 

Wed., Feb. 2 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Printreading for Construction III 

Heavy Commercial 



Specific Occupations) This course 

covers heavy commercial construc- 

COMPUTER • CONSTRUCTION 

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DRAFTING • EDUCATION • ELECTRIC POWER TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 

tion including: site work; mechanical 

and electrical systems; structural 

steel; reinforced concrete; and finish 

construction. Textbook required. 


KC459570.307 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Drafting 

AutoCad I - Computer Drafting 


(DFTG 1014 - Introduction to 

Computer-Assisted Drafting and 

Design) This is an introductory 

course in the use of AutoCad 2009 

proceeding step by step through 

AutoCad basics. Some drawing 

knowledge or experience required. 

Textbook and CD-RW disc/flash 

drive are required. Class limit: 14. 


KC479521.62 102Q 

Wed., Jan. 19 

6:00-10:00 p.m., AT203 

AutoCad II - Computer Drafting 


(DFTG 1050 - Computer Assisted 

Drafting and Design I) This is a 

continuation of Autocad I course. 

Additional instruction is given on the 

basic commands with new commands 

added. Textbook and CD-RW disc/ 

flash drive are required. Class limit: 

14 


KC479522.63 103Q 

Wed., Mar. 2 

6:00-10:00 p.m., AT203 

Education 

Substitute Teacher/Teacher Aide 


(EDTC 1002 - Substitute Teacher) 

This course will help you develop 

skills to become a successful 

substitute teacher or teacher’s aide 

for all grade levels. Topics include 

classroom management, teaching 

strategies and skills, professionalism, 

special education, fill-in activities, 

and safety and legal aspects. During 

the course, you will be able to 

assemble your own “bag of tricks” to 

be used in the classroom. Textbook 

required. 


KC204101.63 103Q 

Tues., Mar. 8 

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC106 

Child Development Associate 

(CDA) Training Program 

The CDA program represents a 

national effort to credential qualified 

caregivers who work with young 

children from birth to age five. This 

program consists of 120 instructional 

hours that link theory to practical 

application and is designed to 

successfully prepare adult students 

for the CDA assessment administered 

by the Council for Early 

Childhood Professional Recognition. 

In order to obtain this certification, 

all four courses must be successfully 

completed. For more information 

call (903) 983-8288. 

Child Development Associate III 


(CDEC 1008 - Curriculum/Activities 

for Young Children) This course 

provides a study of physical development 

and the environments that 

foster the following: gross and fine 

motor skills; communication and 

language development; creativity; 

cognitive (intellectual) development; 

curiosity, exploration and problem 

solving in young children. 


KC350011.301 102Q 

Tues./Thurs., Jan. 4 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC105 

Child Development Associate IV 


(CDEC 1007 - Daily Routines for 

Child Care Providers) This course 

focuses on establishing productive 

relationships with families, 

managing an effective program; and 

the importance of maintaining your 

commitment to professionalism. 


KC350012.301 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC105 




(903) 753-2642 Longview 

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Electric Power Technology 

Certificate 



session to learn more about the 

Electric Power Technology Certificate 

offered by Kilgore College. 

You’ll meet the instructors, review 

the course materials, and get your 

questions answered. More importantly, 

you’ll find out how this 

training certificate can assist you 

with your career objectives, all 

without cost or obligation. Spring 

2011 courses begin Feb. 28, 2011. 

For reservations or for more information, 

please call (903) 983-8288. 

Dates: Thurs., Jan. 13, 2011 

Time: 6:30 p.m. 

Place: AC Room 220 

Schedule for Spring 2011: 

Feb. 21 Application Deadline 

(application, DOT physical 

and drug screen, WorkKeys 

assessments) 

Feb. 25 

8-11 a.m. Climbing Assessment*: 

Rusk County Electric 

Cooperative, Henderson 

1-2 p.m. Mandatory Orientation 

for registered students of 

Spring 2011 

KC Campus, Henderson 

*On Feb. 25 at 8 a.m., a pre-qualifying, 

physical assessment of climbing skills 

(with restraint) will be conducted 

to test students’ strength, agility 

and tolerance of heights. Appropriate 

clothing is required: jeans or 

slacks with no tears or frays, longsleeved, 

collared shirt, closed-toe 

shoes (preferably boots), no jewelry 

or piercings. Students satisfying the 

assessment will report to the KC 

Campus in Henderson at 1 p.m. for 

the mandatory orientation. 

Three of the classes listed below, 

Computer Applications for Line 

Workers, Climbing Skills II and 

Effective Communication Skills are 

scheduled so that the students will

have the afternoons to prepare for the 

CDL licensing process. Students will 

have homework assignments related 

to the CDL permit and endorsements 

which students MUST have by 

week seven, Utility Vehicle Regulations. 

Testing and passing the written 

permit is required during the week of 

the Effective Communications Skills. 

The afternoons of these three classes 

are purposely left free so that students 

can go to the Henderson DPS office 

and test for their CDL permits. 

Fundamentals of Electricity 

1 week, 48 hours, $350 

(ELPT 1019 - Fundamentals of Electricity 

I) This course is an introduction 

to the electrical theory and 

concepts found in basic electrical 

systems encountered by lineworkers. 

Topics include transmission fundamentals, 

distribution characteristics 

and nomenclature, and applied 

electrical mathematical calculations. 


KC477053.300 103Q 

Mon.-Fri., Feb. 28 

8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 

Climbing Skills I 

1 week, 48 hours, $350 

(LNWK 1011 - Climbing Skills) 

This course is an introduction to 

the theory and applications of pole 

climbing. Topics include safety, 

climbing techniques, tool and pole 

inspection, pole top rescue, rigging, 

and fall protection devices. 

Henderson RCEC: 

KC477045.301 103Q 


8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC 

Computer Applications for 

Lineworkers 

1 week, 16 hours, $175 


Applications) This course is an 

overview of the basic computer 

operations used by lineworkers in the 

electrical industry. Topics include 

application software, functions, 

document formatting, directories, 

disk drives, and folder icons. 


KC077078.301 103Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Mar. 14 

8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m., AC218 

Climbing Skills II 

1 week, 15 hours, $225 

(LNWK 2000 - Professional Development: 

Lineworker) This course 

is a continuation of the theory and 

applications of pole climbing. Topics 

include safety, climbing techniques, 

tool and pole inspection, pole top 

rescue, rigging, and fall protection 

devices. 


KC477059.302 103Q 


8:00 a.m.12:00 p.m., RCEC 

Effective Communications Skills 

1 week, 24 hours, $200 

(POFT 1020 - Communications 

Skills for Business and Industry) 

This course is a study of the written, 

listening and speaking skills 

applicable to the duties and responsibilities 

of a lineworker. Topics include 

communication skills involved 

for interaction with customers, 

proper written communication 

skills, grammar, sentence structure, 

spelling, correct content and tone 

for e-mail communication, and rules 

for clear and concise telephone and 

face-to-face conversations. Emphasis 

is also placed on resume writing and 

job interviewing. 


KC097401.301 103Q 


8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 

Electrical Safety and Tools 

1 week, 48 hours, $350 

(ELPT 1021 - Introduction to 

Electrical Safety and Tools) This 

course covers lineworker safety rules 

and regulations. Topics include the 

selection, inspection, use, and maintenance 

of common tools used by 

lineworkers. 


KC477052.301 103Q 


8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 

Utility Vehicle Regulations 

1 week, 16 hours, $175 

(CVOP 2001 - Federal Motor Carrier 

Safety Regulations) This course is an 

overview of Federal Motor Carrier 

Safety Regulations and their application 

to the commercial vehicle 

operator. Must have learner’s permits 

prior to taking this class. Topics 

include driver’s record of status, 

physical requirements, drug and/or 

alcohol testing, safety requirements 

of equipment, and defensive driving. 

Students will practice driving a 

utility truck and driving tests will be 

scheduled at Henderson DPS during 

this week. Students must have their 

CDL Class A license by week nine, 

Live line Safety. 


KC557140.301 103Q 


8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

Safety Regulations 

1 week, 48 hours, $350 

(OSHT 1001 - Introduction to Safety 

and Health) This course introduces 

basic concepts of safety and health. 

Topics include general OSHA 

compliance, safety training certification 

and 1910.269. 


KC499627.301 103Q 


8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 

Live Line Safety 

1 week, 48 hours, $350 

(LNWK 1091 - Special Topics in 

Line Worker) This is a study of 

cover-up procedures and safety 

requirements for work on energized 

electrical circuits. Topics include use 

and care of insulating equipment and 

tools, minimum approach distances, 

nominal voltage recognition, system 

protection and operation basics, and 

equipment operation. 


KC477044.301 103Q 

Mon.-Fri, Apr. 25 

8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC 

Distribution Operations 

1 week, 48 hours, $350 

(LNWK 1041 - Distribution 

Operations) This course is a study 

of the theoretical and practical 

operation of electric utility distribution 

systems. Topics include the 

basics of single phase transformers, 

regulators, reclosers, capacitors, 

fusing, and overhead and underground 

distribution systems. 

ELECTRIC POWER TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 

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ELECTRICAL • FOOD SERVICE • HEALTH AND MEDICAL RELATED 


KC477043.301 103Q 

Mon.-Fri., May 2 

8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., RCEC 

Lineman Rodeo & 

Graduation: May 6, 2011 

Electrical 

Electrician Exam Review 


(ELPT 2001 - Journeyman Electrician 

Exam Review) This course 

prepares individuals for journeyman, 

maintenance, and master electrician 

licensure with emphasis on electrical 

theory, calculations, wiring methods, 

and the National Electric Code 

(NEC). Textbook required. 


KC477034.301 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Residential Wiring I 


(ELPT 1029 - Residential Wiring) 

This hands-on course covers wiring 

methods used for single family, two 

family, and multi-family dwellings. 

Topics include: computation of circuit 

sizes needed for the installation of 

branch circuits, feeders, and service 

entrance conductors; proper installation 

of wiring devices according to 

electrical codes; grounding methods; 

installation of ground fault circuits; 

and residential wiring methods. 

Emphasis will be placed on safety 

requirements. Textbook required. 


KC477083.301 102Q 

Wed., Feb. 9 

6:00-10:00 p.m., AC220 

Food Service 

Dietetic Food Service Supervisor 

15 weeks, 120 hours, $265 

(IFWA 1043 - Food Service 

Supervisor for Nursing Homes, 

Hospitals and State Hospitals) 

Students must register at least one 

week prior to the first class day. 

This course is designed to fulfill 

the requirements of the Texas State 

Department of Health for Food 

Service Supervisors in healthcare 

institutions. It includes a study of 

the organization of food service 

departments, personal hygiene 

and sanitation, nutrition and diet 

therapy, menu planning, purchasing 

and storing foods, food preparation 

and service, as well as sanitation 

and housekeeping safety. Textbook 

required. 


KC297001.62 102Q 

Mon. /Wed., Jan. 24 

5:30-9:30 p.m., AC125 

Health and Medical Related 

Insurance Coding, ICD-9 


(HITT 1013 - Insurance Coding) This 

course covers the International Classification 

of Disease Codes which 

are used in a medical office to code 

patients’ records with physicians’ 

diagnosis. The course is designed for 

those who wish to seek employment 

in the medical insurance coding 

field. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology 

and high school diploma or 

GED. A grade of 75% is passing. 

Textbook required. Limit: 20. 


KC087045.62 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC108 

Medical Coding, Advanced 


(HITT 1041 - Coding and Classification 

Systems) This course will cover 

the presentation and application of 

basic coding rules, guidelines and 

conventions in advanced applications. 

Prerequisite: Completion 

of both basic CPT-4 and ICD-9 

continuing education insurance 

coding courses and medical terminology; 

or two years experience as 

an active medical coder and/or be 

AAPC/AHIMA certified. Textbook 

required. Limit: 20. 


KC077076.62 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC108 

Medical Insurance Specialist 


(POFM 1027 - Medical Insurance) 

This course is for those desiring 

a position in a medical, dental, 

surgical, or chiropractic environ- 

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ment. Students will learn to properly 

prepare and submit claims to third 

party payers for maximum reimbursement 

and will learn the various 

forms and how to properly prepare 

and submit the forms. Textbook 

required. 


KC077017.62 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 10 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC126 

Medical Terminology 


(HITT 1005 - Medical Terminology 

I) This course gives the student a 

working knowledge of medical terms; 

emphasis on word building, recognition, 

pronunciation, spelling, and 

abbreviations used in the medical 

environment. The course is designed 

for those desiring employment in 

a health care profession or wanting 

to expand their knowledge in their 

present job. Textbook required. 

KC Longview: 

KC267051.81 102Q 


6:30-9:20 p.m. 

Medical Transcription 


(MRMT 1002 - Medical Transcription) 

This course is designed 

to teach an individual the skills 

for transcription of medical data, 

medical terminology, ethical and 

legal considerations, medical history 

and physical records, radiology, 

operations, pathology, discharge 

procedures, and autopsies. Students 

must be able to follow oral instructions. 

Prerequisites: You must (1) have 

completed a medical terminology 

class and (2) be proficient in word 

processing, sentence structuring 

and punctuation skills. Textbook 



KC077044.62 102Q 

Wed., Jan. 12 

6:00-9:00 p.m., AC218 

Medication Administration 

17 weeks, 140 hours, $450 

(NURA 1013 - Medication Administration 

for the Nurse Aide/Home 

Health Aide) Students must register 

at the Kilgore Campus. This course 

is designed to prepare nursing aides

who are currently employed in 

health care institutions to meet the 

requirements necessary to qualify 

them to administer certain medications 

to patients in licensed health 

care institutions. Prerequisite: Each 

student that is not a Certified Nurse 

Aide is required to have worked 90 

days in a facility (facilities included 

are assisted living, personal care, 

state schools for the mentally 

retarded, ICF-MR, or the Texas 

Dept. of Criminal Justice facilities) 

licensed under Health and Safety 

code chapters prior to the beginning 

of the first class day as a non-licensed 

direct care staff person. If the 

student is a certified CNA, he/she 

must be active on the Texas Nurse 

Aide Registry and must be employed 

in the capacity of a CNA in a facility 

licensed under chapter 242 by the 

first class day. All students must be at 

least 18 years of age and have a high 

school diploma or GED. Textbook 



KC267003.63 102Q 

Tues. /Thurs., Jan. 18 

8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., AC108 

Medication Administration, 

Update 


(NURA 1041 - Professional Development: 

Medication Aide) Students 

must register by noon of the 

Thursday prior to the class day. 

This course is required for each 

medication aide to retain his/her 

medication administration certification. 

Classroom limit is 30. 


KC267002.65 102Q 

Fri., Jan. 21 

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC108 

KC267002.66 103Q 

Sat., Mar. 5 

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC108 

KC267002.67 103Q 

Fri., Apr. 1 

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC108 

KC267002.68 103Q 

Fri., May 6 

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC108 

Nursing Assistant (Aide) 

4 weeks, $119 tuition, 

$15 required insurance. 

(NURA 1001 - Nurse Assistant) You 

must register at KC-Longview 

Campus in person only. This course 

teaches concepts and skills required 

to provide basic patient care in 

a health care facility. Successful 

completion entitles one to test for 

registration as a nursing assistant. 

For more information call (903) 

753-2642. 

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Nursing Home Activity Director 

Advanced 


(GERS 2032 - Advanced Activity 

Director) MEPAP 2nd Edition Part 

Two is an advanced course content 

in which seasoned Activity Directors 

will learn the over-all skills needed 

to direct an effective and meaningful 

activity department in a long term 

care setting. Students must complete 

96 hours of classroom and 96 hours of 

outside classroom practicum. Upon 

completion of this course, activity 

professionals will fulfill one of the 

educational components developed 

by NCCAP to be used toward 

becoming nationally certified. 

Prerequisites: Nursing Home 

Activity Director Basic Course. 

Class limit: 20. 


KC297006.62 103Q 

Sat., Feb. 19 

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., AC106 

Phlebotomy 

200 hours, $470 tuition, 

$30 required insurance 

(PLAB 1023 - Phlebotomy - Introduction, 

PLAB 1060 - Phlebotomy 

- Clinical) Students must apply for 

admission into this course. Please 

review the course, testing, and 

application information provided 

at www.kilgore.edu or email 

jwashburn@kilgore.edu. Learn 

the medical practice of opening 

a vein and drawing blood. This 

course is 200 hours consisting of 80 

hours classroom lecture, 20 hours 

classroom clinical, and 100 hours 

of site clinical. Students must be 

available to attend assigned clinical. 

Prerequisites: 18 years of age, high 

school diploma or GED, comprehensive 

reading test is required, 

immunization records, drug and 

background check. Limit: 14. 


KC267080/KC267081 

Tues./Thurs., May 3 

9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., AC209 



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Industry 

Travel Agent Training course 

is offered online at www. 

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Human Resources 

SHRM® Information Session: 


session to learn more about 

the Society for Human Resource 

Management (SHRM®) courses 

offered by Kilgore College. You’ll 

meet the instructors, review the 

materials, and get your questions 

answered. More importantly, you’ll 

find out how these courses can assist 

you with your career objectives, all 

without cost or obligation. For reservations 

or for more information, 

please call (903) 983-8288. 

Date: Thurs., Jan. 20, 2011 

Time: 6:30 p.m. 

Place: Kilgore Campus, 

Bert E. Woodruff 

Adult Education Center, 

Room 211 

HEALTH AND MEDICAL RELATED • HOSPITALITY SERVICE • HUMAN RESOURCES

HUMAN RESOURCES • INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 

SHRM Essentials of HR ® 

Management Certificate 


(HRPO 1000 - Understanding 

the Human Resource Function) 

This Society of Human Resource 

Management (SHRM®) course is 

considered an entry-level human 

resource training program. Topics 

covered include employment law in 

your workplace, effective recruitment 

and selection techniques, 

basics of compensation and 

benefits, orienting and training 

your employees, and ensuring 

quality performance. This course is 

designed specifically for individuals 

new to the human resource field or 

individuals who have some human 

resource responsibilities in addition 

to their regular job duties. SHRM® 

training materials included. Registration 

deadline: Jan 28, 2011. 


KC090508.301 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 8 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC211 

SHRM Learning System ® 


(HRPO 2030 - Human Resource 

Certification Test Preparation) 

This Society of Human Resource 

Management (SHRM®) course is 

designed primarily as a certification 

preparation course for the Human 

Resource Certification Institute 

(HRCI) examinations. Topics include 

strategic management, workforce 

planning and employment, human 

resource development, compensation 

and benefits, employee and labor 

relations, human resource development, 

and occupational health, 

safety, and security. This course is 

recommended for individuals who 

have worked in exempt-level human 

resource positions for at least two 

years. SHRM® training materials 

included. Registration deadline: 

Jan. 28, 2011. 


KC090509.301 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC211 

Spanish for Human Resources 




Spanish® training program is 

intended for anyone involved in 

human resources. Upon completion, 

participants will be able to use 

Spanish to do some or all of the 

following: welcome and receive 

potential and actual employees; 

conduct a basic, initial job interview; 

fill out new employee paperwork, 

including W-2s and insurance forms; 

orient new hires to basic workplace 

rules; professionally conduct 

employee evaluations and corrective 

action plans; and appropriately 

dismiss or lay off employees. No prior 



limit: 20. Registration deadline: Jan. 

25, 2011. 


KC127102.307 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Interviewing Skills for Employers 

NEW!! 2 weeks, 8 hours, $125 

(HRPO 2008 - Interviewing Skills 

for Employers) This course covers 

behavioral based interviewing 

techniques, pre-employment 

screening and other predictors. Upon 

completion, participants will be able 

to conduct a behavioral interview, 

identifying interview questions that 

focus on job-related competencies. 


KC090507.300 102Q 

Fri., Feb. 4 

8:00 a.m.-12:00 pm 

Diversity in the Workplace 


(HRPO 1008 - Diversity in the 


to show the impact of diversity on 

individual and organizational performance. 

Upon completion, participants 

will be able to identify aspects 

of diversity; distinguish between 

bias, stereotyping, and discrimination; 

describe how individual differences 

impact performance and 

organizational outcomes; outline 

techniques that improve interaction 

and organizational effectiveness. 


KC090504.300 102Q 

Fri., Feb. 18 

8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

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Employment Law for Supervisors 


(HRPO 1004 - Employment Law) 

This course is an overview of laws and 

legal issues related to employment 

practice. Upon completion, participants 

will be able to describe legal 

issues in employment and identify 

laws related to employment practice. 


KC090502.300 102Q 

Mon., Feb 14 

6:30-9:30 p.m. 

Industrial Electrical 

Technology Certificate 



session to learn more about the 

Industrial Electrical Technology 

Certificate and other electrical 

courses offered by Kilgore College. 

You’ll meet the instructors, review 

the course materials, and get your 

questions answered. More importantly, 

you’ll find out how these 

courses can assist you with your 

career objectives, all without cost or 

obligation. For reservations or for 

more information, please call (903) 

983-8288. 

Date: Wed., Jan. 19, 2011 

Time: 6:30 p.m. 

Place: Kilgore Campus, 


Adult Education Center, 

Room 220 

Required Prerequisite Courses: 

Electrical Calculations 


(ELPT 1015 - Electrical Calculations 

I) This course covers the mathematical 

applications utilized to 

solve problems in the electrical field. 

Topics include fractions, decimals, 

percentages, simple equations, ratio 

and proportion, and unit conversions. 

Emphasis will be placed on how 

to calculate the size of conductors, 

boxes, raceways, and over current 

protective devices for branch circuits 

supplying electrical equipment 

and building services and how to 

compute the size of branch circuits, 

feeders, and equipment for motors. 

Textbook required.


KC477082.301 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 31 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC220 

Electrical Blueprint Reading 


(DFTG 1023 - Blueprint Reading 

for Specific Occupations) This 

course is an overview of electrical 

blueprint reading as it pertains to 

the applicable sections of the 2008 

National Electric Code. Textbook 

required. 


KC479600.308 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 31 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Certificate Courses: 

Industrial Electricity 


(IEIR 1014 - Basic Industrial Electricity) 

This course covers the theory 

and application of electrical energy. 

Topics include AC and DC theory, 

voltage, current, resistance, power, 

electrical values for series, parallel 

and combination circuits, electrical 

generation, transmission, and distribution 

and switching. Textbook 

required. 


KC800109.302 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 24 

6:30-9:30 p.m. AC220 

Electrical Control Wiring 


(ELPT 1002 - Introduction to 

Electrical Controls) This course 

covers the general principles 

of electrical controls and their 

components in the electrical power 

and air conditioning industries. 

Topics include reading electrical 

schematics; identifying industrial 

switches and pilot devices; and 

reviewing NEC. Textbook required. 


KC477024.302 103Q 

Mon., Apr. 18 

6:30-9:30 p.m. AC220 

Electric Motors 


(IEIR 1006 - Electric Motors) This 

hands-on course covers the fundamentals 

of single phase and three 

phase alternating current motors 

and direct current motors including 

operating principles, characteristics, 

application, selection, installation, 

maintenance, troubleshooting and 

NEC review. Textbook required. 


KC800105.302 103Q 

Thurs., Apr. 21 

6:00-10:00 p.m., AC 220 

Industrial Wiring 


(ELPT 1057 - Industrial Wiring) 

This hands-on course covers wiring 

methods using NEC guidelines 

for industrial installations. Topics 

include computation of circuit sizes, 

overcurrent protection for the installation 

of branch circuits, feeders, 

and service entrance conductors, 

proper installation of wiring devices, 

grounding methods, and conduit 

bending. Emphasis will be placed 

on safety requirements. Textbook 

required. 


KC477028. 302 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 1 

6:00-10:00 p.m., AC220 

Industrial Skills 

Measurement Techniques 


(MCHN 1042 - Machine Shop Mathematics) 

This course focuses on 

the selection and use of precision 

measurement tools in industrial 

settings. Emphasis will be placed 

on measurement techniques 

using metric and inch micrometers, 

dial calipers, and other 

precision devices. Topics include: 

common methods of measurement 

conversion; determining the degree 

of precision measurement required; 

and converting English numbers 

to metric numbers, and metric to 

English. 


KC479599.302 102Q 

Wed., Feb. 9 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Printreading for Industry 



Specific Industries) This course is a 

study of industrial blueprints with 

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emphasis placed on terminology, 

symbols, graphic descriptions, 

procedures, and industry standards. 

Emphasis will be placed on interpretation 

of plans and drawings 

used by various industries. Textbook 

required. 


KC479572.309 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 8 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

Shop Math 


(MCHN 1042 - Machine Shop 

Mathematics) This course covers 

applied mathematics required for 

the machine trades occupation. 

Topics include measurement, 

whole numbers, mixed numbers, 

fractions, decimals, and selected 

algebra, geometry, and trigonometry 

applications used in machine 

shop employment. Emphasis will 

be placed on defining the use of 

formulas and identifying conversion 

methods of numbering systems. 



KC479579.303 102Q 

Thurs., Feb 10 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC 

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Industrial courses offered online at 

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Machine and Metal Trades 

Machine and Lathe 

Fundamentals 


(MCHN 1038 - Basic Machine Shop 

I) This course focuses on machine 

shop theory and terminology, shop 

math applications, basic bench work 

and part layout using a variety of 

common measuring tools, engine 

lathe components, cutting speeds, 

basic lathe set up, metal removing 

operations such as turning, facing, 

drilling, grooving, and turning on 

center, threading, and machine 

maintenance. Emphasis will be 

placed on shop safety, housekeeping 

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL • INDUSTRIAL SKILLS • IT • MACHINE & METAL TRADES

MACHINE & METAL TRADES • MANAGEMENT & CORPORATE • MEDIA & DESIGN • ONLINE COURSES 

and preventive maintenance. 



KC479591.301 102Q 

Mon., Feb. 7 

6:00-10:00 p.m., AC MS 

Welding, Basic Arc 


(WLDG 1009 - Basic Shielded 

Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) An 

introduction to the fundamentals of 

equipment used in oxygen-acetylene 

and are welding, including welding 

and cutting safety, basic oxyacetylene 

welding and cutting, and basic arc 

welding processes and metallurgy. 


KC462001.62 102Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

KC462001.63 103Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

Welding, Intermediate Arc 


(WLDG 1043 - Intermediate (SMA) 

Arc Welding) A continuation of the 

SMAW process with emphasis on 

power sources, electrode selection, 

oxy-fuel cutting, and various joint 

designs. The student will select 

electrodes and amperage settings for 

various thicknesses of materials and 

welding positions, define principles 

of arc welding, interpret electrode 

classifications, and perform SMAW 

operations in various positions using 

selected electrodes and different 

joint designs. Prerequisite: Basic Arc 

Welding. 


KC462002.62 102Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

KC462002.63 103Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

Welding, Advanced Arc 


(WLDG 2044 - Advanced Arc 

Welding) This course is a continued 

study of SMAW with emphasis on 

the production of various fillets 

and groove welds. The student will 

prepare test plates, perform fillet 

welds in the overhead positions, 

perform air carbon arc weld removal, 

perform bevel groove welds with 

backing plates in various positions, 

and demonstrate use of tools and 

equipment. Prerequisite: Basic and 

Intermediate Arc Welding. 


KC462004.62 102Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

KC462004.63 103Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

Welding, Introduction to MIG 


(WLDG 1091 - Special Topics in 

Welder/Welding Technologist) This 

course is an introduction to the 

principles of gas metal arc welding 

(GMAW) including instruction in 

setup and use of GMAW equipment, 

instruction in the safe use of tools 

and equipment, and welding instruction 

in various positions on joint 

designs. 


KC462037.66 102Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

KC462037.62 103Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

Welding, Introduction to TIG 


(WLDG 1091 - Special Topics in 

Welder/Welding Technologist) This 

course is an introduction to the 

principles of gas tungsten arc welding 

(GTAW) including instruction in 

setup and use of GTAW equipment, 

instruction in the safe use of tools 

and equipment, and welding instruction 

in various positions on joint 

designs. 


KC462038.63 102Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

KC462038.64 103Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AT115 

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Online Courses 

There will be no refund of tuition for 

Kilgore College online classes once 

the first official class day expires 

or once the student accesses the 

course. If a student meets the refund 

requirements, a refund check for 

100% of tuition less a $15 matriculation 

fee will be mailed within four 

to six weeks following the request. 

To withdraw from an online course, 

please use the contact information 

for each online section below. 

Update your skills, discover a new 

talent, or chart a new career path at 

your own pace, in the comfort of your 

own home or office. On-line courses 

make it easy to begin now to achieve 

your goals. Our instructor-facilitated 

online courses are informative, fun, 

convenient, and highly interactive. 

Most 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 may complete any of these 

courses entirely from your home or 

office and at any time of the day or 

night. An interactive discussion area 

accompanies each lesson and automatically 

closes two weeks after the 

lesson is released. The final exam 

is released the same day as the last 

lesson. Once the final exam has been 

released, you have two weeks to 

complete all course work, including 

the final exam. A ten-day extension is 

available if you fall behind. Visit our 

web site at: www.ed2go.com/kilgore. 

Start Dates: 

A new section of each course starts 

monthly. Two lessons are released 

each week for the six-week duration 

of the course. You will have access 

to all the released lessons until the 

course ends. In order to receive your 

certificate of completion, you must

complete the end of course student 

evaluation form online. 

Start dates are: 

Jan. 19, Feb. 16, Mar. 16, 

Apr. 20, and May 18. 

Requirements: 

All courses require Internet access, 

e-mail, and Netscape Navigator or 

Microsoft Internet Explorer. Some 

courses may have additional requirements 

or have other requirements 

that are NOT listed in this publication. 

Before registering for any 

course, go to our Online Instruction 

Center at www.ed2go.com/ 

kilgore and read the complete course 

requirements for that course. 

How to Sign Up 

1. You may register by phone, fax 

or in person at least 3 working days 

prior to the start date of class. Tuition 

may be paid by cash, check or credit 

card and must accompany registration. 

Checks should be payable 

to Kilgore College Continuing 

Education for the amount of tuition 

only. (See Registration Information) 

2. Attend class orientation at the 

college web site at http://www.ed2go. 

com/kilgore. This step places your 

name on the class roster for lesson 

distribution. 3. Each course runs 6 

weeks and consists of 12 lessons for 

a total of 24 hours. 

Courses offered in: 

Accounting 

Basic Computer Literacy 

Computer Applications 

Computer Courses 

Continuing Education for 

Health Care Professionals 

Courses offered in Spanish 

Desktop Publishing & Imaging 

Digital Photography & 

Digital Video 

Grant Writing 

Personal & Career Development 

The Internet 

Web Graphics and Multimedia 

Web Page Design 

Writing Courses 

Kilgore College Continuing 

Education offers Career Training 

Programs in partnership with Gatlin 

Education Services. These programs 

assist students in developing 

expertise in their desired career 

fields and/or preparing for industry 

certification exams. Although each 

course is self-study, each online 

course has an instructor assigned to 

answer student questions and solve 

student problems. Each program has 

specific learning outcomes related to 

industry standards. For further information 

on complete course descriptions 

and tuition information, please 

go to our website at www.gatlineducation.com/kilgore. 

Students can 

enroll by calling (903) 983-8177 or at 

rpaul@kilgore.edu. 

Start Dates: 

A new section of each course starts 

the second Monday of every month. 

You will have access to all the 

released lessons until the course 

ends. In order to receive your certificate 

of completion, you must return 

the end of course student evaluation 

form. 

Start Dates are: 

Jan. 10, Feb. 14, Mar. 14, 

Apr. 11, and May 9 

Requirements: 

All courses require Internet access, 

e-mail, the Netscape Navigator, or 

the Microsoft Internet Explorer. 

Some courses have additional 

requirements or have other requirements 

that are NOT listed in this 

publication. Before registering for 

any course, go to our Online Instruction 

Center at www.gatlineducation. 

com/kilgore and read the complete 

course requirements for that course. 

Courses offered in: 

Healthcare and Fitness 

Business and Professional 

IT and Software Development 

Management and Corporate 

Media and Design 

Hospitality and Gaming 

Skilled Trades and Industrial 

Sustainable Energy and 

Going Green 

On-line Fire Academy Courses 

Our online training offers Fire 

Commission approved firefighter 

certification to the students by 

allowing the student to study from 

their home and complete the online 

requirements with course work that 

includes presentations, video clips, 

practice tests, and online assessment 

tests. Please note that there is an outof-state 

required fee for non-Texas 

residents. For application form and 

further information, please contact 

Rhonda Paul at (903) 983-8177 or at 

rpaul@kilgore.edu. 

A new section of each course will 

start the first Monday of every 

month. 

Start Dates are: 

Jan. 1, Feb. 1, Mar. 1, 

Apr. 1, and May 1 

Basic Fire Academy 470 Hrs.) 

12 weeks (on-line), 

336 hours, $800 

14-day (on-site Skills), 

134 hours, $1100 

Fire Arson Investigator 

8 weeks (on-line) with 1 day 

(skills), 150 hours, $475 

Fire Inspector 



Driver/Operator - Pumper 



Fire Officer I & II 



Instructor Levels I, II, & III 

4 weeks (on-line) with a 1 day 


Instructor Level II 

INSTRUCTOR LEVEL III 



Hazmat Awareness 



Hazmat Operations 



ONLINE COURSES 

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ONLINE COURSES • PEC CERTIFICATION 

Firefighter I 

12 weeks (on-line), $250; 14-day 

(on-site skills session), $1100 

296 hours includes the mandatory 

on-site skills session 

Firefighter II (Remedial) 

12 week remedial, $250; 14-day 

(on-site skills session), $1100 

140 hours includes the mandatory 

on-site skills session 

State Firemen’s and Fire 

Marshals’ Volunteer 

Fire Fighter Training 

Kilgore College is now offering the 

State Firemen’s and Fire Marshals’ 

Association’s Volunteer Fire Fighter 

Training in the on-line format. For 

application form and further information, 

please contact Rhonda Paul 

at (903) 983-8177 or at rpaul@ 

kilgore.edu. 

A new section of each course will 

start the first Monday of every 

month. 

Start dates are: 

Jan. 1, Feb. 1, Mar. 1, 

Apr. 1, May 1, and Jun. 1 

SFFMA Basic - 170 hours 

Introductory Phase I 

12 weeks (on-line with 25 handson 

skills), 73 hours, $350 

Introductory Phase II 



SFFMA Intermediate - 188 hours 

Intermediate Phase I 

12 weeks (on-line), 99 hours, $350 

Intermediate Phase II 



SFFMA Advanced - 187 hours 

Advanced Phase I 

12 weeks (on-line), 94 hours, $350 

Advanced Phase II 



SFFMA Fire/Arson Investigator 



SFFMA Fire Inspector 



SFFMA Driver/Operator 



SFFMA Fire Officer I & II 



SFFMA Fire Instructor I, 

II, & III 


(skills), 48-64 hrs, $250 

Real Estate Inspection Online 

Kilgore College makes this referral 

to American Home Inspectors 

Training Institute which is the 

largest provider of home inspection 

training in North America and has 

been training professional home 

inspectors for over 15 years. The 

Institute’s extensive experience 

educating and supporting thousands 

of home inspectors, coupled with its 

wide array of innovative products 

and services for those involved in 

the home inspection industry, give 

students the knowledge and the 

tools to start their own successful 

home inspection businesses or to be 

significant contributors in existing 

home inspection companies. For 

more information on enrolling in the 

online professional training course, 

please contact AHIT at www.ahit. 

com/affiliates/kilgore/index.cfm or 

at 1-800-441-9411. 

PEC Certification 

Kilgore College Continuing 

Education is offering the following 

PEC/Premier Safety Training 

certification courses for the oil and 

gas industry. 

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Medic First Aid BasisPlus 

CPR, AED, and First Aid for 

Adults 

1 day, 7 hours, $100 

Medic First Aid BasicPlus CPR, 

AEC, and First Aid for Adults is a 

CPR, AED, and first aid training 

program designed specifically for the 

occupational first aid provider. This 

extremely flexible program will help 

employers meet OSHA and other 

federal and state regulatory requirements 

for training employees how to 

respond and care for medical emergencies 

at work. The course tuition 

includes textbook, pocket mask, and 

Medic First Aid certification card. 

KC267141 

PEC Basic - SafeLand 

Orientation 

1 day, 8 hours, $200 

The PEC Basic SafeLand Orientation 

safety awareness course 

was designed to take the place of 

multiple Operator orientations and 

to give each student a general idea of 

life and safety issues in the oil and 

gas industry, upstream, downstream, 

and onshore. This one-day program 

meets (API RP 75 & API RP T-1), 

OSHA, MMS, Shell, ExxonMobil, 

ChevronTexaco and BP requirements 

and provides a basic understanding 

at an awareness level of 

certain general safety information 

that an employee should know 

before entering a company facility 

and while performing their assigned 

work duties. The course tuition 

includes the textbook, certificate of 

course completion, and PEC picture 

ID certification card. 

KC133232 

PEC Core Compliance 

3 days, 24 hours, $650 

The PEC Core Compliance program 

brings together the health, safety and 

environmental training certifications 

(OSHA and MMS) most requested 

by oilfield operators and other host 

employers. PEC Core Compliance is 

Safegulf and Safeland accredited and 

is accepted by every major and most 

mid-major operators in the USA, 

Canada and Qatar. This in-depth 

training program will ensure your 

employees are compliant with your 

customers’, OSHA and MMS safety

training requirements. The course 

tuition includes the textbook, certificate 

of completion, and PEC picture 

ID certification card. 

KC133233 

PEC Core Compliance 

Annual Refresher 

1 day, 8 hours, $200 

This course is an annual review and 

refresher of the 24-hour PEC Core 

Compliance Course. This refresher 

course will provide a review of all 

subjects that were covered in the 

PEC Core Compliance Course. The 

course tuition includes the textbook, 

certificate of completion, and PEC 

picture ID certification card. 

KC133234 

For more course information and 

training dates, please contact 

Bobby O’Connor at (903) 988- 

7423 or email at boconnor@ 

kilgore.edu. 

Personal Enrichment 

Art, Drawing 


Fundamentals of freehand drawing, 

pencil technique, and application 

techniques used in drawing are 

covered in this course. Barbara Walls 

is the instructor. 

KC Longview: 

KN707043.81 103Q 

Mon., Feb. 28 

6:30-8:20 p.m. 

Art, Oil Painting 


Learn the fundamentals of oil 

painting. Color development, brush 

selection, and application techniques 

used in oil painting are covered in 

this course. Please do not purchase 

paint in preparation for this course. 

The instructor will teach you how 

to mix basic colors to obtain the 

desired colors. Barbara Walls is the 

instructor. 

KC Longview: 

KN707001.82 103Q 

Tues., Mar. 1 

6:30-8:20 p.m. 

Art, Watercolor 


Students will learn watercolor 

techniques using landscapes, 

seascapes, flowers, and wildlife. 

Students will discover techniques 

that make water coloring easier and 

more enjoyable. Barbara Walls is the 

instructor. 

KC Longview: 

KN707004.83 103Q 

Wed., Mar. 2 

6:30-8:20 p.m. 

Beading 

5 weeks, 10 hours $49 

Learn how create beautiful works of 

art with beads. Use the correct tools. 

Several projects will be presented. 

KC Longview: 

KN707053.84 103Q 


6:30-8:20 p.m. 

Cake Decorating, Beginning 


(FCTR 1015 - Professional Catering- 

Fundamentals of Cake Decorating) 

Everything you need to know to 

create and decorate beautiful cakes. 

Learn easy step-by-step instruction 

for making roses, flowers, hearts, 

and fancy borders and specialty 

designs, cake writing techniques, 

color techniques, and how to make 

and use decorative icings. Limit: 12 

students. 


KC342001.63 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., LD Bldg. 

Cake Decorating, Advanced 


(FCTR 1015 - Professional Catering- 

Fundamentals of Cake Decorating) 

This class is a continuation of the 

beginning class. More advanced 

decorations for cakes will be 

taught. Learn about wedding cakes, 

seasonal cakes, commercial cakes, 

and advanced decorations. Limit: 12 

students. 


KC342096.64 103Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., LD Bldg. 

Chip Carving 


Chip carving is an art that dates to 

the time of Eric the Red. Students 

will learn to layout or draw a design 

on wood and carve intricate details 

that will turn an ordinary piece of 

wood into a beautiful piece of art. A 

small supply fee of $30 is paid to the 

instructor on the first night of class. 

Limit: 12 students. 


KN727025.60 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 8 

6:00-8:00 p.m., AC136 

Community Chorus - Spring 


This class offers the best in classical 

and modern choral music. This 

ensemble is designed for interested 

adults to participate in the choral 

activities at Kilgore College. 

Membership requires attendance 

at all called rehearsals and public 

performances. Class will be held at 

the First United Methodist Church 

in Longview. 

KC–Longview: 

KN506018.81 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 10 

7:00-9:00 p.m., FUMC/Lgvw 

Community String Ensemble 


Open to the public, this string 

ensemble will meet once each week 

to perform literature from the string 

and/or chamber music repertoire. 

Minimum age is 14. 


KN506019.62 102Q 

Fri., Jan. 21-May 6 

12:00-2:20 p.m., FA103 

Creative Writing 


Learn the skills and techniques to 

become a writer. Have you ever 

wished that you had the time or the 

know how to put your thoughts on 

paper? 

KC Longview: 

KN707029.81 103Q 

Tues., Mar. 1 

6:30-8:20 p.m. 

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT 

Dog Grooming, Beginning 


The proper method of bathing, 

clipping, and grooming of poodles, 

schnauzers, and other small dogs 

will be taught. Students must provide 

their own dogs. Limit: 12. 


KN042003.62 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 24 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC212 

Dog Grooming, Advanced 


This course includes instruction in 

the art of camouflaging defaults in 

dogs, coloring of poodles, selecting 

patterns to use with various dogs, 

and the choice of colors and colognes 

for male and female dogs. Prerequisite: 

Completion of Beginning Dog 

Grooming. Limit: 12. 


KN042004.63 103Q 

Mon., Mar. 21 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC212 

East Texas Youth Chorus 


Open to home schooled students, 

this chorus will meet once each week 

giving the students the opportunity 

to take part in a music ensemble 

experience. Students ages 14-15 

register via continuing education 

while those 16-18 will be eligible for 

credit or non-credit registration. 


KN506020.63 102Q 

Wed., Jan. 12-May 4 

2:30-4:30 p.m., FA103 

Financial Planning 


(BUSG 1029 - Financial Planning 

Skills) This course offers hands-on 

training and provides the latest information 

regarding money management, 

tax laws, retirement planning, savings, 

investments, insurance options 

and estate planning. A financial 

management workbook may be 

purchased for $20 from the instructor 

at the first class meeting will take you 

step by step through the course and 

serve as a lasting reference. 


KC097198.63 103Q 


6:30-8:30 p.m., AC125 

Flower Arranging I 


This course includes designs, lines, 

composition, color, harmony, and 

containers as they are used in flower 

arrangements. The proper care and 

use of houseplants will be stressed 

in the horticulture portion of this 

course. Students will be given an 

opportunity to develop self-expression. 

Class limit: 15. 


KN727005.64 102Q 

Tues, Jan 25 

6:00-8:30 p.m., AC212 

Foreign Languages 

English as a second language, Sign 

Language, and Spanish are detailed 

in our Communications section. 

Gunsmithing, Introduction 


(GNST 1091 - Special Topics in 

Gunsmith) This course will provide 

the novice gunsmith the necessary 

skills for more advanced courses. 

Focus of the course will be the boltaction, 

center-fire rifle. Students will 

need to provide their own safety 

glasses and any special materials for 

projects. Live ammunition will not 

be allowed in the classroom. Limit: 

12. 


KC459544.64 103Q 

Tues., Feb. 15 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Lab 

Gunsmithing, Intermediate 



Gunsmith) Rebarreling and rechambering 

bolt-action center fire rifles 

will be taught. The rebarreling and 

rechambering of the military surplus 

98 Mauser rifle to a sporting rifle 

will be the firearm used for demonstration. 

Students will be able to cut 

(ream) chambers, check headspace, 

fit barrels to receivers, and crown 

barrel muzzles. Projects will vary 

according to individual interests. The 

students will need to provide their 

own rifle actions/receivers, barrels, 

chambering reamers, headspace 

gauges and special materials needed 

for their projects. Prerequisite: 

Gunsmithing, Introduction. Limit: 

12. 

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KC459545.65 103Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Lab 

Gunsmithing, Advanced 



Gunsmith) This course is designed 

to demonstrate the final procedures 

necessary to complete the transformation 

of a 98 Mauser into a sporting 

rifle or apply custom touches to 

commercial bolt actions. Projects 

will vary according to individual 

interests. Students will need to 

provide their own rifle action/ 

receiver, barrel, special tooling, and 

materials for their project. Prerequisite: 

Gunsmithing, Intermediate. 

Limit:12 


KC459546.66 103Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC Lab 

Interior Design 


(INDS 1020 - Introduction to Interior 

Design) Creative basics of interior 

design for today’s living, analysis and 

improvement through the proper 

use of color, texture, design, styles of 

furniture, arrangements, and coordination 

of all design elements. Class is 

designed to provide basic skills. 


KC312005.63 102Q 

Mon., Feb. 7 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC108 

Karate - American Style 


The student is introduced to the 

American Society of Karate and 

its goals. These basic goals are to 

train the student’s mind, body, and 

spirit. The goals are accomplished 

through self discipline, building 

self confidence, and physical conditioning. 

The student will be taught 

American karate etiquette and basic 

sport karate techniques. The student 

will be required to purchase a $30 

uniform at the first class meeting. 

Registration is taken up to 30 

minutes prior to the beginning of the 

first class at the Parks Fitness Center 

or Pine Tree 7th grade cafeteria. 

Tuition is paid to the instructor.


Mon., Jan. 10, 

Parks Fitness Center 

Beginners (ages: 5-12), 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 

Advanced (ages: 5-12), 

7:00-8:00 p.m. 

Adults (ages: 13-up), 

8:00-9:00 p.m. 

Longview: 

Wed., Jan. 12 

Pine Tree Elementary cafeteria 

Beginners (ages: 5-12), 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 

Advanced (ages: 5-12), 

7:00-8:00 p.m. 

Adults (ages: 13-up), 

8:00-9:00 p.m. 

Landscaping, Basic Design 


(HALT 1008 - Basic Commercial 

Landscaping) This course will 

cover basic design and maintenance 

techniques of landscaping. Topics 

include home, garden, interior, and 

exterior landscaping. Commercial 

landscaping will be introduced. 


KC342117.63 102Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AC136 

Landscaping, Basic Design II 


(HALT 1008 - Basic Commercial 

Landscaping) This course is a continuation 

of Basic Landscaping I. Learn 

basic design skills, site analysis, 

drafting plans to scale, hardscape 

installation, and estimating. 


KC342133.64 103Q 


6:00-9:00 p.m., AC136 

Photography Basics 


(PHTC 1091 - Special Topics in 

Commercial Photography) Learn to 

operate and to better utilize your 

conventional or digital camera. A 

non-darkroom course, students will 

learn proper camera handling and 

correct camera exposure settings 

for indoor and outdoor lighting and 

subject situations. Depth of field, 

stop action photography, and pan 

motion will be taught. This course 

is designed for beginners and those 

with limited camera experience. 


KC742001.62 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 24 

6:00-9:00 p.m., AC105 

Retirement Planning 


(BUSG 1029 - Financial Planning 

Skills) This course will provide a 

practical understanding of different 

investments and investment planning 

techniques. This educational and 

highly informative course covers 

stocks, bonds, CD’s, U. S. Treasury 

securities, mutual funds, annuities, 

IRA’s and pension plans. You will 

learn how to analyze securities, how 

to read the financial pages, and how 

to create a portfolio that is suitable 

for any economic condition. 


KC097203.64 103Q 

Thurs., Apr. 7 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC125 

Square Dance Lessons 


Square dancing is the official 

folk dance of more than 30 states 

including Texas. It offers both mental 

and low-impact physical exercise 

combined with fellowship and fun. 

A caller announces the movements 

which are set to a wide variety of 

music, and angels (seasoned square 

dancers) assist to help you learn the 

moves. 


KN632053.65 102Q 

Mon., Jan. 24-May 2 

7:00-9:00 p.m., 

Kilgore Community House 

Stained Glass, Beginning 


You will learn the tools and 

techniques for making simple stained 

glass designs. You will learn both the 

copper foil and lead cane methods. 

A supply fee of $25 and a tool kit 

purchase of $105 will be collected 

the first class night. Limit: 12 


KN459501.66 102Q 


6:30-9:30 p.m., AC212 

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Petroleum Technology 

For updated and complete information 

on our Petroleum Technology 

courses, please visit our website at 

www.kilgore.edu. The following 

courses are held on the Kilgore 

Campus at the Bert E. Woodruff 

Adult Education Center located at 

220 N. Henderson Blvd., Kilgore, TX 

75662. 

At-line Gas Chromatography 

3 days, 24 hours, $900 

(PTRT 1091 - Special Topics in 

Petroleum Technology/Technician) 

This 24 hour class is a thorough 

course in the basics of on-line, 

process chromatography for field 

gas measurement technicians. 

The course concentrates on the 

subjects of measurement calculations, 

industry standards, chromatography 

audit information, and gas 

calibration standards for the support 

of custody transfer of gas measurement. 

Fundamentals of installation, 

troubleshooting, remote communication, 

and hydrocarbon dew point 

issues are covered. 

KC133228.626 103Q 

Mon.-Wed., Apr. 4-6 

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC126 

Drilling Operations 

2 days, 16 hours, $500 



This two-day class covers the aspects 

of a typical on land drilling operation. 

This course is intended for the new 

employee just getting started in the 

industry or for anyone who wants to 

learn about the drilling industry. Basic 

drilling principles, terminology and 

components will be discussed. 

KC133202.627 103Q 

Mon.-Tues., Mar. 21-22 

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC126 

Hydraulics for Pipeline 

Operations 

2.5 days, 20 hours, $900 



This 2 ½ day class covers the theory 

of hydraulics, flow equations used to 

determine efficient operations, and 

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PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY • PROTECTIVE SERVICES • REAL ESTATE SALES 

fluid properties and a total system 

design of a pipeline. 

KC133207.628 103Q 

Tues.-Thurs., Mar. 8-10 

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC126 

Introduction to Oil and Gas Law 




This course is an introduction to 

general concepts in oil and gas law 

and is intended for those involved 

with landman work who need to 

better understand the concepts 

behind some of the things that the 

oil and gas exploration companies do 

and those responsible for the buying 

and selling of real property. Topics 

covered include oil and gas property 

interests, conversation laws, surface 

owners’ rights, mineral interest 

owners’ rights, the oil and gas lease, 

and concurrent and successive 

ownership. 

KC133229.625 103Q 

Tues., Mar. 22-May 3 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC105 

Natural Gas Measurements 

4 days, 28 hours, $900 



This four-day class covers the theory 

of natural gas, the gas laws and 

how to calculate volumes, and the 

equipment used to measure natural 

gas. API and GPA industry standards 

will be discussed. Gas Sampling, 

odorizing and quality determination 

of the gas will be covered. 

KC133204.629 103Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Mar. 7-10 

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC125 

Oil and Gas Production 

Operations 

4 days, 32 hours, $900 



This class covers the topics that are 

important for a novice to understand 

how oil and gas is found and how 

it is extracted from the ground, the 

various processes used to move it to 

storage and on to the final product. 

Students will receive a through 

understanding of how oil and gas is 

moved to a gathering facility as well 

as an overview of field operations 

from the gathering site to the plant 

to the product pipeline. 

KC133230.630 103Q 

Mon.-Thurs., May 2-5 

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC126 

Petroleum Fundamentals 

2 days, 16 hours, $500 



This two-day class covers the topics 

that are important for a novice to 

understand how oil & gas is found and 

how it is extracted from the ground, 

the various processes used to move it 

to storage and on to the final product. 

Terminology is important to be able 

to understand the language used in 

the oilfield environment. Students 

will receive a dictionary of terms 

commonly used in the petroleum 

industry as well as a text that covers 

all aspects of the fundamentals. 

KC133200.631 103Q 

Mon.-Tues., Feb. 28-Mar.1 

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC126 

Petroleum Landman 

Fundamentals 

7weeks, 21 hours, $550 



This course will equip the student 

with the necessary tools to better 

understand the function of a 

landman, to avoid some of the 

common mistakes made, and to 

understand in general the legal issues 

of oil & gas properties in Texas. 

KC097354.632 102Q 

Tues., Feb. 1-Mar. 15 

6:30-9:30 p.m., AC105 

Protective Services 

East Texas Police Academy 

16 weeks, 640 hours, $980 

The East Texas Police Academy 

is a non-credit program certified 

by the Texas Commission on Law 

Enforcement Officer Standards and 

Education. Schools offered include 

the Basic Peace Officer Course 

required by law for licensing all new 

peace officers and many specialized 

and mandated courses necessary 

for upgrading and maintaining high 

standards of individual officers 

and law enforcement agencies. For 

academy class starting dates, please 

call (903) 983-8663 or review the 

academy website at www.easttexaspoliceacademy.org. 

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Kilgore College Fire Academy 

13 weeks, 482 hours, 

$1,050/$1,600 out-of-state/$1,615 

out-of-country 

The Kilgore College Fire Academy 

is a non-credit program approved 

by the Texas Higher Education 

Coordinating Board and accredited 

by the State Firemen’s and Fire 

Marshals’ Association and the Texas 

Commission on Fire Protection. 

Further information may be 

obtained by calling (903) 983-8662 

or by reviewing our website at www. 

kilgore.edu. Students must submit 

an application and be accepted for 

admission into the Academy. 

Real Estate Sales 

R. E. Principles and Practices I 


(RELE 1002 - Principles of Real 

Estate) 

KC Longview: 

KC087009.85 102Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Jan. 24 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

R. E. Principles and Practices II 


(RELE 1039 - Principles of Real 

Estate II) 

KC Longview: 

KC087012.85 102Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Feb. 7 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

Real Estate Law of Agency 


(RELE 2002 - Law of Agency) 

KC Longview: 

KC087040.85 102Q 


6:00-9:45 p.m. 

Real Estate Contracts 


(RELE 1012 - Law of Contracts) 

KC Longview: 

KC087018.85 103Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Mar. 21 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 




(903) 753-2642 Longview

Real Estate Mathematics 


(RELE 1026 - Real Estate Mathematics) 

KC Longview: 

KC087010.85 103Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Apr. 4 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

Real Estate Appraisal 

(RELE 1004 - Real Estate Appraisal) 

KC Longview: 

KC087013.85 103Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Apr. 18 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

Real Estate Property 

Management 

(RELE 1016 - Property Management) 

KC Longview: 

KC087014.85 103Q 

Mon.-Thurs., May 2 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

Real Estate Brokerage 

(RELE 2032 - Real Estate Brokerage) 

KC Longview: 

KC087076.85 104Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Jun. 20 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

Real Estate Finance 


(RELE 1020 - Real Estate Finance) 

KC Longview: 

KC087053.75 102Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Jan. 24 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

KC087053.85 103Q 

Mon.-Thurs., May 16 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

Real Estate Marketing 


(RELE 1022 - Real Estate Marketing) 

KC Longview: 

KC087054.75 102Q 


6:00-9:45 p.m. 

KC087054.85 104Q 

Mon.-Thurs., Jun. 6 

6:00-9:45 p.m. 

Recertification for 

Real Estate Inspection 

Please bring Code Check and IRC 

2000-2003 books to each class. For 

more information, please call (903) 

983-8661. 

REI Review 

1 day, 10 hours, $100 

(RELE 2000 - Professional Development: 

Real Estate) 


KC087029.62 102Q 

Sat., Jan. 22 

8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m., AC126 

Building Enclosure 

2 days, 20 hours, $140 

(RELE 1091 - Special Topics in Real 

Estate) 


KC087062.63 103Q 

Sat., Mar. 5 & 12 

8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m., AC126 

REI Renewal Plumbing 

1 day, 8 hours, $100 

(RELE 2000 - Professional Development: 

Real Estate) 


KC087068.64 103Q 

Sat., May 14 

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., AC126 

Risk Management Institute 

The Risk Management Institute 

offers free safety courses through 

a generous grant from the Texas 

Mutual Insurance Company. 

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) 

and certificates will be awarded upon 

successful completion of each course. 

There is no cost, but pre-registration 

is required. For a schedule of 

courses, please go to http://www. 

kilgore.edu/risk_management.asp. 

To register for a course, please call 

(903) 988-7426. 

Small Business Success Series 

Starting and Operating a 

Business in East Texas 

8 weeks, 16 hours, Tuition $99 

This course covers various topics 

relative to starting and operating a 

small business. You can enroll for 

the entire series and save money, 

or you can enroll in an individual 

session. Tuition includes a 298-page 

entrepreneurial startup guide, 

course materials and eight (8) 

weeks of instruction. A certificate 

25 

of completion will be presented 

to students completing all eight 

sessions. For more information 

detailing this and other small 

business courses and seminars, visit 

the SBDC online at: http://www. 

kilgore.edu/sbdc.asp or call (903) 

757-5857 or outside of Longview 

area dial (800) 338-7232. 

Solar Technology 

Workforce Development courses 

coming soon. Call (903) 983-8288 for 

course dates and schedule. 

Look at our current listing of 

Sustainable Energy and Going 

Green courses offered online at 


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Check out these 

Continuing 

Education 

classes for: 

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Art 

Beading 

Chip Carving 

Conversational Spanish 

Creative Writing 

Financial Planning 

Flower Arranging 

Interior Design 

Landscaping 

Retirement Planning 

Sign Language 

Square Dance Lessons 

Welding 

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION 

PAYMENTS 

Tuition may be paid by cash, 

check, or money order. We accept 

Visa, MC, and Discover. There 

will be a $2.00 non-refundable 

convenience fee charged for 

credit card payments taken over 

the telephone. Checks should be 

made payable to Kilgore College 

for the amount of tuition only. 

Please include your driver’s 

license number and telephone 

number on your check. 

REGISTRATION 

BY MAIL 

Complete the form at the back 

of this schedule. Attach your 

check or money order for the 

appropriate amount. DO NOT 

SEND CASH. Mail to the location 

where the course is offered. The 

check should be received at least 

five days prior to the beginning of 

the course. 

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COLLEGE– 

LONGVIEW 

LONGVIEW, 

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CANCELLATION 

Kilgore College reserves 

the right to cancel any course 

if enrollment is insufficient. 

However, the college will make 

every attempt to prevent undue 

hardship on students. The 

decision to conduct or to cancel 

the class is made as close as 

possible to the first day of class. 

This provides every opportunity 

for sufficient enrollment. 

Students will receive 100% 

refund of tuition if the class is 

canceled. 

WITHDRAWING FROM 

CLASS AND REFUNDS 

To withdraw formally from a 

Continuing Education class, a 

student must contact the center 

where the course is offered, 

either by phone or in person 

during working hours. Our 

phone numbers are listed under 

“3 Easy Ways to Register”. 

Mailed notification will be 

accepted and the postmark date 

will be the effective date for 

refunding. Refunds will be mailed 

within four to six weeks following 

the request. Telephone numbers, 

mailing addresses and hours 

of operation for both locations 

appear under “3 Easy Ways to 

Register”. 

Students may have one transfer 

to another continuing education 

course prior to the second class 

meeting date. Any transfers must 

be within the same school year. 

Students will receive the full 

100% refund of tuition if the 

class is canceled. 

1 or 2 day class: 100% refund of 

tuition less $15 matriculation fee 

- if requested prior to 1 st class 

date. 0% refund - on or after 1 st 

class date. 

All other classes: 100% refund of 

tuition minus a $15 matriculation 

fee - if requested prior to 1 st class 

date. 70% refund of tuition - if 

requested prior to 3 rd class date. 

0% refund - on or after 3 rd class 

date. 

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Crim Avenue 

to R.E. St. John Stadium 

B 

1 

B 

B 

2 

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B 

C 

A 

A 

3 4 

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Parks Fitness 

Center 

9 

5 

7 

8 

East South Street 

Elder Street 

South Martin Street 

C 

Devall 

Ballroom 

Rangerette 

Showcase 

259 

80 

KCÒLongview 

42 

Dallas 120 miles. 

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Exit 

583 

135 

Exit 

587 

Exit 

589 

31 

Kilgore College 

20 

Shreveport 60 miles. 

31 

259 

42 

Police/Fire 

Training Facility 

850 

Overton Agricultural Center 

N 

Production Studio 

6 

10 

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Broadway Boulevard 

Houston Street 

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Overflow Parking 

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Laird Avenue 

Henderson Boulevard (U.S. Hwy 259) 

Ross Avenue 

Nolan Street 

East Main Street 

34 35 

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12 

B C 

Dodson 

Auditorium 

A 

D 

East Texas 

Oil Museum 

Choice St. 

East North Street 

Dudley Road 

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32 

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28 

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Brook Drive 

31 

Van Cliburn 

Auditorium 

Houston Street 

Hwy 42 

33 

29 

30 

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A 

Oak Drive 

Meadow Drive 

Adult Education 

Center 

Kilgore College. updated 01/23/08 

to Longview 

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KILGORE COLLEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION 

One of the primary missions of Kilgore College Continuing Education and Workforce Development 

is to provide opportunities for the life-long learning for adults in the community. Continuing Education 

and Workforce Development non-credit courses are designed with many different goals in mind. 

You may be interested in: 

• Pursuing or resuming intellectual interests 

• Learning a particular skill 

• Increasing job efficiency 

• Retraining for a new career 

• Developing worthwhile hobbies 

• Improving self-image 

• Enriching leisure activities 

We also offer many occupational courses and programs. In an effort to better serve the area, 

Workforce Development contacts with business and industry to provide non-credit courses 

and programs designed to meet specific industrial needs. 

Additional information concerning Continuing Education offerings may be obtained by calling the 

Kilgore campus at (903) 983-8661 or KC-Longview at (903) 753-2642. 

To inquire about Workforce Development, call (903) 983-8288. 


Kilgore College – Longview 

Adult Education Center 

300 S. High Street 

220 N. Henderson Blvd. Longview, TX 75601 

Kilgore, TX 75662 (903) 753-2642 

(903) 983-8661 

Registration for Kilgore classes will begin on December 6, 2010 

Office Hours: 

Mon.-Thurs. 7:45 a.m. - 7:15 p.m. 

Friday 7:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

No evening hours during summer. 

Office Hours: 

Mon.-Thurs. 7:45 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 

Friday 7:45 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 

Mailing Address: 

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300 S. High Street 

1100 Broadway Longview, TX 75601 

Kilgore, TX 75662 

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