Learn for Life - St. Charles Community College

Family History Workshop DayThis workshop will focus on British, Welsh, Irish andScottish Research, including preparing to get themost from your efforts in British research, the majorrecords of Britain and major websites. Presenter,Barbara H. Baker, has a BA in Family and CommunityHistory from Brigham Young University andhas worked as a British research consultant at theFamily History Library for over 28 years. She is accreditedin English and Scottish research (throughICAPGenSM)and is a major contributor to the Englishand Scottish portions of the new Family SearchWiki. Catered lunch is available for an extra fee. Toregister, call 636-946-9828. Deadline to register is9/28/12. Workshop held in SSB Auditorium.10/20 S 8:30a-3:30p$20 (SCC Students)$25 (SCCHS members/SCC faculty and staff)$30 (General Public)$7.50 (Optional lunch)Religion and PoliticsWhat did the founding fathers say about church andstate? Can capitalism and social justice coexist? Arethe religious right and the left that different? Cansocial darwinism and the beatitudes coexist? Sign upand join the discussion.9/12-9/26 W 7-8:30p $45LanguageAll foreign language classes have an initialseparate book fee of $25. Book is used in alllevels of the same language.More: stchas.edu/LearnALanguageSpanish IIntroduction to the Spanish language for beginnerswith little or no knowledge of Spanish. A pleasantapproach through basic reading skills, short everydaylife dialogues, simple vocabulary building andgrammar-learning exercises. Be sure to register forbook fee.9/10-11/12 M 6:30-8p $105Beginning FrenchIdeal for the professional traveler, this introductionto the French language will study the culture, geography,and daily life through simple vocabulary andgrammar-learning exercises. Be sure to register forbook fee.9/10-11/12 M 8-9:30p $105French IIThis is a continuation of French I. It expands reading,vocabulary and grammar skills. Prerequisite:Beginning French Be sure to register for book fee.9/10-11/12 M 5-6:30p $105Introduction to ChineseChinese is spoken by approximately one-fifth of theworld’s population! Discover the varieties of spokenand written Chinese as well as the culture of one ofthe world’s oldest civilizations. Learn about Chinesecharacters and how to say, read and write key wordsand phrases used in daily social and family life. Besure to register for book fee.9/11-11/13 T 5:30-7:30p $139NEW! Chinese IIThis is a continuation of Introduction to Chinese. Itexpands reading, writing, speaking and vocabularyskills. Prerequisite: Introduction to Chinese9/12-11/14 W 5:30-7:30p $139Portuguese for AllPortuguese is the most spoken language in SouthAmerica, not Spanish. It is the official language inmany countries including the European Union. Itsusage is expected to grow dramatically in the nexttwo decades. Interested beginners will learn thebasics of the Portuguese language including vocabulary,basic grammar, introductions, greetingsand daily conversations. A pleasant approach to alanguage that will surprise you! Be sure to registerfor book fee.9/12-11/14 W 5:30-7:30p $139Spanish IIThis continuation of Spanish I expands reading,vocabulary and grammar skills. Prerequisite: SpanishI or instructor permission. Be sure to register forbook fee.9/13-11/15 Th 5:20-7:20p $13919 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233