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Non-Traditional Programs

Locations:JC Journal Square CampusUCHS Union City High SchoolNHC North Hudson CampusBHS Bayonne High SchoolDowntown JC Downtown Jersey CitySecaucus Secaucus Public LibraryHoboken Hoboken

Community Education .......................................................................................... 2-41 Health Care Careers ........................................................................................................ 2-3 NPTNJ (New Pathways to Teaching NJ) ......................................................................... 4-9 Computer Training/Small Business ..............................................................................10-11 Basic Computing/Personal Enrichment ...................................................................... 12-14 Focus on Jersey City ........................................................................................................ 15 Children’s Classes/Classes for Parents ........................................................................16-17 Art Classes/Classes for Parents & Children ................................................................ 18-19 Baking and Culinary Classes ....................................................................................... 20-23 English as a Second Language ................................................................................... 24-27 Languages/Test Prep ................................................................................................... 28-30 Summer Youth Program .............................................................................................. 31-37 SummerYouthOfferingsataglance.................................................................................38 Summer Youth Application .......................................................................................... 39-40 Community Education Programs at a Glance .................................................................. 41

Evening, Weekend, and Off-Site programs ............................................................................... 42-46

Center for Business and Industry ........................................................................................... 47-51

Center for Online Learning ............................................................................................................. 52

Community Education Registration Form ..................................................................................... 53-54Map ................................................................................................................................................... 56Directions .......................................................................................................................................... 57Notes ........................................................................................................................................... 58-60

DIVISION OF NON-TRADITIONAL PROGRAMS

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EKG TECHNICIAN

CECAR-EKGTEC-1/$TBA/JC Tues.-Thurs., 9AM-11:30AM, Oct. 4-Nov. 30, Room F208Note: No class Nov. 23 and 24.

EKG technicians are in high demand in today’s healthcare market. By administering an EKG (electro-cardiogram) you will have an impact on the lives and health of people with suspected heart conditions. Working alongside a cardiologist, surgeon, or general practitioner, an EKG technician is responsible for correctly placing the leads to ensure an accurate test during exams and prior to surgery. In this course, studentswillbeinstructedinEKGskillsaswellasmedicalterminologyandbasicofficeprocedures.60 hours

Health Care Careers

In this section:EKG TechnicianPhlebotomyCNA

Payment plans available

For more information call (201) 360-4224

Grant Funding Available!Grant funding may subsidize all or part of your training. Contact our grant coordinator for more information: (201) 360-4225


CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE PROGRAM (CNA)

CECNA-100-1/$1060/JCDates: TBA

Prerequisite: Medical clearance and criminal backgroundcheckwithfingerprintsarerequired,and a high school diploma.

Enjoy a rewarding career caring for people! It is anticipated thatemployment forCertifiedNurseAides will grow faster than average through 2016. CertifiedNurseAidesworkunderthesupervisionof a registered nurse or medical doctor to provide patients with basic care and services, such as a personal hygiene, grooming, vital signs, and bed making.CertifiedNurseAidescanbeemployedin hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facil-ities, private long-term care, mental health facili-ties, and other settings. Our 90-hour training pro-gram is approved by the New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services (NJDHSS) and will prepare you to work in long-term care as a Certi-fiedNurseAide.Youwillspendfifty(50)hoursinthe classroom and forty (40) hours in a long-term care facility working with elder residents. At the completion of the program, you will be eligible to take the skills evaluation and written test to obtain yourCertifiedNurseAidelicensefromtheStateof New Jersey. The CNA program is an evening program with classes/clinical time between 5:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Study activities take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. This course is 90 hours in length.

PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN

CECAR-PHLEB-1/$1,999/JCTues.-Thurs, 6PM-9PM, Oct. 4-Dec. 14, Room F208Note: No class Nov. 23 and 24

This course will prepare students for a role as a phlebotomist in a doctor’s office, hospital, orlaboratory. Students will learn to collect blood for laboratory analysis professionally and safely. In-class labs will include hands-on training in puncture methods and blood collection proce-dures. Further classroom training will include terminology,anatomyandphysiology,andofficeprocedures. 90 hours

BASIC LIFE SUPPORT/CPR

CECAR-BLS-1/$69/All LocationsOne day/Five hour courseContact CE for times and dates

Basic Life Support (BLS) is a classroom course that is designed to teach a variety of healthcare professionals and members of the community how to recognize a number of life-threatening emergencies, how to provide CPR, how to use an AED and how to relieve choking in a safe, timely andeffectivemanner. Tuition includestextbookandcertificationfee.•Criticalconceptsofhigh-qualityCPR•One-rescuerandtwo-rescuerCPRandAEDfor adult, child, and infant•Differencesbetweenadult,child,andinfant rescue techniques•Bag-masktechniquesforadult,child,and infant•Rescuebreathingandreliefofchokingfor adult, child and infant

Online Programs AvailableVeterinary Assistant

Physical Therapy AidePharmacy Technician

Personal Fitness TrainerAdmin. Medical Specialist

For more information, visit: www.ed2go.com/hccc

Community Education Courses


NEW PATHWAYS TO TEACHING IN NJ

Become a certified teacher! Prepare to become a licensed teacher in the state of New Jersey. As an Alternate Route teacher, you will be a viable candidate for employment in districts throughout New Jersey. Hudson County Com-munity College is pleased to participate in this unique statewide program, a collaboration with New Jersey City University. The program is divided into two distinct instructional stages. You must secure aCertificateofEligibilityprior totakingStage I.AnyoneapplyingforaCertificateofEligibilitymustcomplete the “Introduction to Teaching Program” course. Students in New Pathways may register for theprogramaseitheraMaster’s-levelgraduatestudent(earning15Graduatecredits)orasCertificatestudents (non-credit). Graduate credits may be applied towards a Master’s degree in Education at New Jersey City University. For additional information, please visit: New Pathways to Teaching in NJ www.hccc.edu/newpathways. For information on teacher licensure in New Jersey, go to www.state.nj.us

New Pathways Information Sessions

CENPT-001-1/Free/JCSat. 10:30AM-12PM, Jul. 16, Room B210

CENPT-001-1/Free/JCWed. 6PM-7:30PM, Sep. 14, Room TBA

CENPT-001-2/Free/JCSat. 10:30AM-12PM, Nov. 12, Room L518

Registration Required

New Pathways to Teaching in NJ

ONLINE COURSES FOR TEACHERS

Survival Kit for New TeachersEducator’s Fundamental Series

Teaching Smarter with SMART BoardsSpanish in the Classroom

Visit www.ed2go.com/hccc to register



INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING

The required 24-hour Pre-Service ProgramPrerequisite: Bachelor’s degree

Thisnon-creditcourseisrequiredforallwhowillapplyforaCertificateofEligibility(CE).CompletionofthiscourseisjustoneoftheCErequirementsanddoesnotguaranteethattheapplicantqualifiesforaCE. 24 hours (20 hours of instruction and 4 hours of observation).

CENPT-100-1/$239/JCSat. 9AM-2PM, Jul. 16-Aug. 6, Room B210

CENPT-100-1/$239/JC-Hybrid*Wed. 6PM-9:30PM, Sep. 14-Oct. 18, Room TBA

CENPT-100-2/$239/JCSat. 9AM-2PM, Nov. 12-Dec. 10, Room L518Note: No class Nov. 26

*Hybridclassesaresixweeksinduration.Studentsmeettwice:onthefirstdayandonthesecondtolast class; the rest of the class is online.


NEW PATHWAYS STAGE IPrerequisites:Bachelor’sdegreeandCertificateofEligibility;2.75GPALength: 13 weeks (60 hours)

This stage includes 45 hours of pre-employment instruction with a 15-hour guided observation expe-rience.

CENPT-101-1/$1300/JC (Non Credit)CENPT-102-1/$3299/JC (For Credit)Wed. 6PM-9:30PM, Sep. 14-Dec. 14, Room TBANote: No class Nov. 23

NEW PATHWAYS STAGE IIPrerequisites: New Pathways Stage I; Must be the teacher of record in the classroom.

Length: 140 hours

This stage includes the remaining 140 hours of the 200-plus hours required by the New Jersey Depart-ment of Education for Alternate Route teachers. Stage II is completed during the academic year, from September to June, with classes meeting one night a week for three-and-a half hours. Stage II students earn 11 graduate credits if taken as a for-credit class.

CENPT-201-1/$2600*/JC (Non Credit)CENPT-202-1/$6598*/JC (For Credit)Tue. 5:30PM-9:15PM, Sep. 13-June 6, Room TBANote: No class Dec. 27

*Tuition subject to change



NAVIGATING THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS

CENPT-CERTPRO-1/$25/JCThu. 6PM-8PM, Oct. 20, Room TBA

CENPT-CERTPRO-2/$25/JCThu. 6PM-8PM, Dec. 1, Room TBA

Havequestionsaboutthecertificationprocess?OurNPTNJcoordinatorswillhelpyouunderstandthestepsrequiredtobecomecertifiedinNewJersey.

PRAXIS CORE PREPARATION

CENPT-PRAXIS-1/$299/JCFri. 6PM-9PM, Sep. 30-Nov. 18, Room J303

The Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators Test is required for most students entering both tradi-tional and alternate route teaching preparation programs. This class will help future teachers review the math, reading, and writing skills that are necessary for successfully completing the exam. Students will be exposed to sample test questions, writing prompts and simulated testing conditions.



New Pathways to Teaching in NJ

Praxis Test Prep - Take one, two, three, or all subjects!

PRAXIS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION – MATH

CENPT-307-1/$159/JCMon. 6PM-8PM, Oct. 3-Nov. 7, Room TBA

Learn the keys to acing the Elementary Ed Praxis in Mathematics! Enhance your knowledge in weak and unfamiliar areas and learn successful test taking strategies. Take the time you need to thoroughly review the subject matter; topics covered include Basic Number Systems, Basic Operations, Con-cepts of Number Theory, Numerical Patterns, Number Properties, Application of Formulas, Properties of Zero, Metric Units of Measurement, and Basic Descriptive Statistics.

PRAXIS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION– READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS

CENPT-304-1/$159/JCTue. 6PM-8PM, Oct. 4-Nov. 8, Room TBA

Learn the keys to acing the Elementary Ed Praxis in Reading & Language Arts! Enhance your knowl-edge in weak and unfamiliar areas and learn successful test taking strategies. Take the time you need to thoroughly review the subject matter; topics covered include Literacy & Reading Development, Phonics, Comprehension, Elements of Poetry, Sentence Types, Components of Vocabulary, Types of Writing; Aspects of Speaking & Aspects of Listening.


PRAXIS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION– SOCIAL STUDIES

CENPT-306-1/$159/JCWed. 6PM-8PM, Oct. 5-Nov. 9, Room TBA

Learn the keys to acing the Elementary Ed Praxis in Social Studies! Enhance your knowledge in weak and unfamiliar areas and learn successful test taking strategies. Take the time you need to thoroughly review the subject matter; topics covered include United States History, Government and Citizenship, Geography, Anthropology and Sociology, World History & Economics.

PRAXIS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION– SCIENCE

CENPT-308-1/$159/JCThu. 6PM-8PM, Oct. 6-Nov. 10, Room TBA

Learn the keys to acing the Elementary Ed Praxis 11 in Science! Enhance your knowledge in weak and unfamiliar areas and learn successful test taking strategies. Take the time you need to thoroughly review the subject matter; topics covered include The Earth System, The Earth History, The Solar System, The Structure and Function of Living Systems, The Interdependence of Organisms, Human Endeavor, The Unifying Process of Science, Physical & Chemical Properties of Matter, Force and Mo-tion, and Understanding Energy.



EXCEL: BEYOND THE BASICS

CEOFF-105-1/$99/JCWed. 6PM-9PM, Oct. 5-Oct. 19, Room TBA

Prerequisite: Basic Excel knowledge

MostofususeExcelathomeoratwork,butmanyarenotutilizingitsbenefits.Thisquickcourseisdesigned to help you maximize productivity by learning some essential, intermediate Excel functions. Studentswilllearnhowtocreatebasicformulas,createtables,group,sort,andfilterdata,useVLOOK-UP, and create pivot tables.

Pleasenote:thisclass isnotdesignedtopreparethestudentforcertificationasaMicrosoftOfficeSpecialist.

ADOBE® CERTIFIED ASSOCIATE PROGRAMS- PHOTOSHOP

CECERT-ADB101-1/$499/JCSat. 9AM-1PM, Sep. 24-Nov. 19, Room L519

Prerequisite:Proficientcomputerskills;studentsmustknowhowtoskillfullynavigatetheinternet.

HudsonCountyCommunityCollegeispleasedtoofferAdobe®CertifiedAssociatecertificationprepa-ration in Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Illustrator, and InDesign!* Our preparation programs are designed to accommodate those with a basic knowledge of their program of interest. Each individual course preparesstudentstositfortheAdobe®examintheirsubjectarea.Theexamscanbecompletedoncampuswithinayearofcompletionofthecourse.Note:Studentsmustpasscertificationexaminordertoreceivecertification.*Someclassesarenotavailableeveryterm.

Tuition:$499(foreachindividualcourse)includestuition,textbook,certificationexam,and one exam retake.

Computer Training & Small Business Workshops



SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOP SERIES

E-COMMERCE CEBUS-206-1/$49/JCSat. 9AM-1PM, Aug. 13, Room B211

CREATE YOUR OWN WEBSITE

CEBUS-203-1/$49/JCSat. 9AM-1PM, Oct. 8, Room J302

INTUIT® QUICKBOOKS CERTIFIED USER PREPARATION COURSES- BEGINNER AND ADVANCED

QuickBooks Beginner/CECERT-BUS101-1/$439/JCSat. 9AM-1PM, Oct. 15-Dec. 17, Room J302Note: No class Nov. 26

Prerequisite: Community Education’s Introduction to Computers and the Internet or equivalent knowledge.

BecomeaQuickBooksCertifiedUserwithHudsonCountyCommunityCollege!Thisnationalcerti-ficationwill benefit the resumeofbookkeepers, accountants, andfinancial professionals. This twocoursecertificationprepprogramcanpreparestudentswithnopriorQuickBooksexperiencetousetheproductandbecomecertified.InPartI,studentswillexplorethebasicsofQuickBooksincludingcreating companies, working with vendors and customers, banking, and customization. Part II will cover inventory, payroll, and the accounting cycle. Note: Students who have previously completed bothQuickBooksBasicstoBankingandQuickBooksAdvancedwithHCCCorwhohavesignificantpriorexperiencewithQuickBooksareencouragedtoenrolldirectlyintheadvancedcertificationclass*Some classes are not available every term.

Maximizeyourtimeandprofitwiththeseoneday,affordableworkshopsontopicsrelevanttoyourbusiness needs. Topics vary each term and include Create Your Own Website, E-Commerce Basics, Blogging for Business, Digital Marketing, SEO Basics, and DIY Small Business Taxes.


Basic Computing/Personal EnrichmentCOMPUTER AND INTERNET BASICS WORKSHOP

CECOM-COMWKS-1/$19/JCT/TH, 11AM-1PM, Nov. 1-Nov. 3, Room J302

This four-hour course will provide you with a brief introduction to computer concepts and give you the confidence to gain further knowledgethrough experimentation at home. Students with varying levels of computer knowledge will benefitfromthisopportunitytoaskquestionsofour experienced computer instructor.

INTRODUCCIÓN A COMPUTA-DORES E INTERNET

CECOM-100S-1/$179/UCHSTue. 6PM-8PM, Sep. 27-Nov. 15, Room TBA

Si usted posee poco o nada de experiencia con computadores pero desea desarrollar estas ha-bilidades, esta clase es para usted. Aprenda el vocabulario de computación, manejo de archi-vos, programas y parte física. Sea introducido a aplicaciones de programas de trabajo como Microsoft Word y Excel. Aprenda acerca del in-ternet, correo electrónico, que debe considerar al comprar un computador y seguridad. Puede construirsushabilidadesyconfianzamedianteexperiencias prácticas y ejercicios.

LIFELONG LEARNING COMPUTER AND INTERNET WORKSHOP SERIESYou know how to use the internet to stay in touch with friends and family, but do you want to take it tothenextstep?Joinusforthisworkshopseriesthatwilltakeyourskillstothenextlevelwithourfun and friendly instructors. Topics include Online Shopping Tips and Tricks, Finding the Best Travel Deals Online, Armchair Genealogy, Introduction to Word and Excel, Staying Safe Online, and Digital Gadgets Made Easy.

Staying Safe Online

CECOM-SAFE-1/Free/SecaucusDates TBA

Online Shopping Tips and Tricks

CECOM-SHOP-1/Free/JCThu. 6PM-7PM, Dec. 1, Room J303

Class in Secaucus!


Community Education CoursesCRIMINAL JUSTICE SEMINARS

The Criminal Justice Department in conjunction with the Department of Community Education provides freeseminarstoawiderangingaudienceincludingstudents,faculty,staff,andcitizenssurroundingthecommunity in Hudson County. Our seminars seek to give students additional learning activities while increasing community engagement with Hudson County residents and professionals. Subjects include “Working with Stress in the Criminal Justice Profession,” “Identity Theft Prevention: Be Proactive,” and “Stop and Identify Laws: Know Your Rights.”

Identity Theft Prevention: Be Proactive

CEBUS-LAWS-1/Free/JCWed. 6PM-7:30PM, Aug. 17, Room TBA

Stop and Identify Laws: Know Your Rights

CEBUS-PREVEN/Free/JCWed. 6PM-7:30PM, Nov. 2, Room TBA

THE HISTORY LESSONS YOU DIDN’T LEARN IN SCHOOL

Bet you didn’t know that in the seventeenth century there was a Spanish king who was so inbred that he was not able to chew or close his mouth... or that in the 1920s, a Russian scientist attempted to impregnateahumanwomanwiththecellsofanapeinordertocreatea“humanzee?”Historyisfarmore fascinating than what you remember from school! Join your fellow amateur historians in this titil-latinglookatthedarksideofhistory.Differenttopicswillbeofferedeachtermincluding:RealGamesofThrones- War, Torture, and Sex in Medieval Europe, Royal Inbreeding and Intrigue, Real Life Vampires, Zombies, and Other Tales of the Living Dead, Perverse Science, A History of R-Rated Art, History’s DeadliestLoveAffairs,CrazyHistoricalTheories,andAHistoryofIntoxication.Participants must be at least 18.*

Secrets of Jersey City

CELLL-103-1/Free/Downtown JCSat. 3PM-4PM, Aug. 13

Real Life Vampires, Zombies, and Other Tales of the Living Dead

Sec. 1 CELLL-103-1/Free/Downtown JCSat. 2:30PM-4PM, Oct. 22

Sec. 2 CELLL-103-2/Free/SecaucusThurs. 7PM-8:30PM, Oct. 27


Personal EnrichmentPAINT AND SIP

CECAI-SIPPT-1/$39/JCFri. 6PM-8PM, Oct. 7, Room L518

Wanttopaintthetownredwithyourfriends?Joinourone-daypaintand sip class where you will be able to discover your artistic side while enjoying wines from our Culinary Department.

COLOR AND SIP

CECAI-COLOR-1/$39/JCFri. 6PM-8PM, Nov. 4, Room L518

Remember the days you spent coloring for hours as a kid without a care intheworld?Comecolorwithusandlearnhowthischildhoodhobbycan be used to relieve stress and unwind. We’ll provide the coloring books, crayons, and the craft beer to delight all of your senses.

BE WELL HOLISTICALLY WORKSHOP SERIES

Join our wellness expert and explore holistic approaches to health, well-being, and happiness.

Holistic Wellness for Caregivers

CEHOL-WSERIES-1/$19/JCSat. 10AM-11:30AM, Oct. 8, Room TBA

Are you caring for someone withadebilitatingillness?Takethe time to focus on yourself by learning how to maintain balance and manage stress in today’s stressful society. Learn how holistic wellness can nour-ish the physical, mental, and spiritual soul.

Energize the Mind and Body

CEHOL-WSERIES-2/$19/JCSat. 10AM-11:30AM, Oct. 15, Room TBA

Are you afraid that you are for-getting too many things late-ly?Areyouhavingahardtimefocusing and multi-tasking?Learn how simple brain exer-cises can help you increase your cognitive abilities, en-hance your ability to learn new information, and improve your memory at any age.

Reducción de Estrés

CEHOL-WSERIES-3/$19/NHCSat. 10AM-11:30AM, Oct. 15, Room TBA

Reducción de Estrés- Como maneja su estrés? Las cincomayores causas del estrés son el trabajo, las relaciones, am-biente, cambios de vida, y el pensamiento interno. Descubra la Reducción de Estrés Basado en la Atención Plena (REBAP), que está diseñado para en-señarle como enfrentar estos desafíos y vivir bien. Aprenda como manejar su estrés y ter-apias de cuerpo/mente, que le enseñará a como disfrutar la vida, durante sus buenos y malos momentos.


FOCUS ON JERSEY CITY

BUYING REAL ESTATE IN AND AROUND HUDSON COUNTY

CECAR-ESTAT-1/Free/JCWed. 6PM-7:30PM, Nov. 16, Room J303

Areyoutiredofincreasedrentsandshrinkinghomesizes?Learnfromanexperiencedrealtorabouthow to purchase homes in the Hudson County area.

THE HISTORY LESSONS YOU DIDN’T LEARN IN SCHOOL – SECRETS OF JERSEY CITY

CELLL-103-1/Free/Downtown JCSat. 3PM-4PM, Aug. 13 See page 13 for more information.

BEST OF DOWNTOWN JERSEY CITY FOOD TOUR

CECAI-JCFDT-1/$65/Downtown JCSat. 3PM-6PM, Jul. 23

CECAI-JCFDT-1/$65/Downtown JCSat. 3PM-6PM, Oct. 8

Also known to locals as the sixth borough (as much New Yorkers want to deny it!) or “Chilltown,” Jersey City’s downtown area has changed dramatically in the last few years, giving way to a culinary renaissance. Just a quick PATH ride from NYC, the Grove Street stop leaves you at the heart of down-town, where we’ll sample some of the best pizza, tacos, ice cream, burgers, pasta, and fries (seriously, comehungry!)thestatehastooffer.Whetherthisisyourfirstvisitoryou’realongtimelocal,chancesare there are some restaurants still on your wish list. Between plentiful food tastings, your local and knowledgeable tour guide will provide you with history of the area and an insider look into how select items are made at these popular eateries. Join us on a Saturday afternoon walking food tour and skip waiting in line to sample the best food this side of the Hudson, and meet the owners and chefs who make it happen. Includes: All food, optional beverage pairings at select restaurants, and narrated tour.



Children’s Classes/Classes for ParentsMake the Holidays Sparkle with HCCC

CREEPY, CRAWLY, HALLOWEEN TREATS

CECAI-HALLOW-1/$29/JCSun. 2PM-4:30PM, Oct. 30, Room TBA

Spend the afternoon creating delicious and spooky snacks with your little monster. Our chef will show you how to make savory and sweettreatstobothdelightyouandgrossyouout!Finishthemoffwith a witch’s brew that’s not for the faint of heart.

THE HISTORY LESSONS YOU DIDN’T LEARN IN SCHOOL- ZOMBIES, VAMPIRES, AND OTHER TALES OF THE LIVING DEADCELLL-103/Free!Sec. 1, Sun. 2PM-3:30PM, Oct. 23, JC, Room L518Sec. 2, Thu. 7PM-8:30PM, Oct. 27, Secaucus

DROP DEAD GORY- THEATRICAL SFX MAKEUP EXPERIENCE

CEART-GORY/$5Sec. 1, Thu. 6PM-7:30PM, Oct. 27, JCSec. 2, Sat. 11AM-12:30PM, Oct. 29, Downtown JC

Join us for this one of a kind opportunity to witness a stage makeup pro turn audience members into the undead! Come in your Halloween best for a chance to win our costume contest. The winner will be transformed through stage makeup into a ter-rifying zombie. Fun for all ages!

Family Class


FALL HARVEST PIES

CECAI-108-1/$75/JCSun. 2PM- 6PM, Nov. 13, Room TBA

No more waiting in lines at the corner bakery for your holiday pies!

Join us and learn the secrets to delicious and impressive pies to indulge your guests. You will learnhowtomaketheperfectpiecrustandfill-ings from scratch, including Apple Pie, Pecan Pie, and Pumpkin Pie just to name a few. With this class, you will be the most popular guest at your gatherings this season.

HOLIDAY DESSERT FAVORITES

CECAI-HO6-1/$75/JCSun. 2PM- 6PM, Dec. 11, Room TBA

Come bask in the scents of the season while creating new favorites for your family. With our chef, bake gingersnap cookies, flourless choc-olate cakes with a salted caramel sauce, an or-ange-zested, cinnamon-cranberry cake, and cre-ate white chocolate peppermint bark, all great for snacking and gifting!

WINTER WONDERLAND COOKIES

CECAI-109-1/$29/JCSun. 2PM-4:30PM, Dec. 4, Room TBA

Winter is coming! See your children’s faces light up when they create beautiful and delicious winter wonderland cookies including snowmen, snowflakes, mittens, andso much more out of a simple cookie dough, and then learn how to decorate them using a royal icing recipe that you can easily make at home in all your favorite colors!

Community Education Courses“Joy to the World”

FAMILY CLASSDesigned for an adult and a young person aged 7-17


Art Classes/Classes for Parents/Classes for Children

INTRO TO IMPROVISATION

CEART-IMPROV-1/$29/JCTue. 6PM-7:30PM, Nov. 1-Nov. 15

Lookingtoimprov,orjustlookingtohaveagoodtimeanddestressafteralongdayofwork?Learnthe basics of improvisational acting all while honing your speaking and listening skills and in a col-laborative and imaginative environment. No prior experience necessary.

ORGANIC BABY FOOD IDEAS

CECAI-OBF-1/$59/JCSat. 2PM-5PM, Sep. 10, Room TBA

Homemade baby food can be made more nutritious, better tasting and cheaper than the pre-pack-aged options. Learn the simple techniques and tricks to introducing new organic foods and textures while making spinach with yams and a medley of mangos, bananas, peaches, and pears. Whether a parent, grandparent, or caregiver interested in feeding your little one healthy and fresh, this is the class for you.

SIGN LANGUAGE IS FOR BABIES!

CELGN-SLB-1/$29/HobokenSat. 10AM-12PM, Nov. 5

Babies possess the cognitive skills to communicate with their caregivers long before they have the verbal skills to do so. Sign language is an easy and fun way to talk to your little one and to better meet their needs. Join our ASL expert and learn important vocabulary as well as some fun extras.

Check out our summer youth programs on page 31



Arts Discovery Workshops for Little Ones (Ages 3-6)

Entertain and thrill your little one with these creative-arts based workshops. Our workshops will im-merse children in drama, music, dance, and art and will turn ordinary Saturdays into extraordinary ones! Attend one workshop or all four without the long-term commitment of similar programs.

$9 tuition is per class and per child. A guardian must be present, willing to participate, and ready to have a great time!

STORYBOOKS TO STAGE- Five Little Ducks

CEYTH-STORYB-1/$9/Downtown JCSat. 11AM-12PM, Sep. 24

Children will bring the story to life using creative movement and song. We will make masks to be-comethelittleduckswhofindtheirwayhometoMama.

STORYBOOKS TO STAGE- Eight Silly Monkeys

CEYTH-STORYB-2/$9/Downtown JCSat. 11AM-12PM, Oct. 8

Children will bring the story to life using creative movement and song. We will make monkey pup-pets and discover monkeys can do much more than jump on the bed.

KIDS ROCK- 80s Music and Dance Party

CEYTH-KIDS-1/$9/Downtown JCSat. 11AM-12PM, Oct. 1

KIDS ROCK- Little Songwriters!

CEYTH-KIDS-2/$9/Downtown JCSat. 11AM-12PM, Oct. 15


Baking and Culinary ClassesBAKING AND DECORATING CAKES

CECAI-CD7-1/$199/JCSun. 2PM-6PM, Sep. 18-Oct. 2

Takethefirststeptocreatingincredible,edibleworksofart!Inthisthree-partseriesyou’lllearnthebasicsofcakebaking, icing,anddecorating- includingtheproperfilling,carving, icing,andpipingmethods and techniques, and a variety of delicious icings including cream cheese icing and Swiss but-tercream.Inthefinalclassofourthree-partseriesyou’lllearntoassembleandstabilizetieredcakesand you’ll become acquainted with advanced decorating mediums.

FALL HARVEST PIES

CECAI-108-1/$75Sun. 2PM-6PM/Nov. 13JC/ Room TBA

See page 17

WINTER WONDERLAND COOKIES

CECAI-109-1/$29Sun. 2PM-4:30PM/Dec. 4JC/Room TBA

See page 17

HOLIDAY DESSERT FAVORITES

CECAI-HO6-1/$75Sun. 2PM to 6PM/Dec. 11JC/Room TBA

See page 17

Bread Baking BasicsLevel 1

CECAI-BBI-1/$75Sun. 2PM-6PM/Oct. 23JC, Room TBA

The artistry of baking can be richly rewarding and enjoyable when you possess a strong foundation in the basics. Learn about the tools you need as well as ingredients and techniques used by the professionals to create quality in the most delicious yeast breads and batter breads in the comfort of your own kitchen.

Level 2

CECAI-BBII-1/$75Sun. 2PM - 6PM/Nov. 20JC/Room TBA

In part 2, students will use the foundations from part 1tocreateherbedbreads,stuffedbreadproducts,artisanal bread sticks, and other specialty items for home, commercial, and retail use.



ICE CREAMS, SORBETS, AND SMOOTHIES

CECAI-CT8/$75/JCSat. 2PM-6PM, Jul. 16

Meltingawayinthesummerheat?CooldowninourkitchensforIceCreams,Sorbets,andSmoothies.Bringyourideaforthenextbigicecreamflavor.Theclasswillvoteonthebestandwillworktogetherto bring it to life. While you wait to taste your delicious creation, you will create sorbets and smoothies guaranteed to beat the heat!

EASY PEASY VEGAN RECIPES

CECAI-SC1/$75/JCSat. 2PM-6PM, Aug. 6

Whether you’re looking for new ways to make vegetables palatable to your family, or if you’re just in-terested in incorporating more delicious and healthy veggies in your daily diet, this is the class for you! Learn to prepare vegetables so they retain their nutrients by using classical cooking techniques and methods, and become acquainted with healthy protein alternatives.

PREPARING PASTA FROM SCRATCH

CECAI-SC6/$75/JCSun. 2PM-6PM, Oct. 16

Learn a wonderful and economical culinary tradition to share with family and friends! There’s nothing more comforting than a big bowl of homemade pasta, and it’s easier to make than you might think. In ourclass,you’llfindouthowtocreatepastafromscratch(justlikegrandmamadeeverySunday!),aswell as the best ways to cook, store, and prepare a sauce for it!


KITCHEN SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR SINGLES

CECAI-501-1/$75/JCSun. 2PM-6PM, Oct. 9, Room TBA

Say goodbye to cereal for dinner. Tell the takeout people they will not be seeing you every day. This class is specially designed for the single person whose diet is primarily composed of fast food before and after work. You’ll learn to prepare delicious meals that are simple AND healthy!

Culinary and Professional Development

Flavors of Spain- with an Introduction to the Spanish Language

CECAI-CT5-1/$75/JCSat. 2PM-6PM, Aug. 27, Room TBA

ImmerseyourselfintheflavorsoftheSpaininourclassthatblendscookingandlanguageforaoneof a kind, culinary opportunity. Create a gazpacho, tortilla Espanola, and churros with our talented chef-instructor.EnjoyasampleofaSpanishwinetocapoffyourcreations.Yourteacherwillsharekey Spanish vocabulary to enhance the experience!

Flavors of the Middle East- with an Introduction to the Arabic Language

CECAI-SC8-1/$75/JCSun. 2PM-6PM, Nov. 6, Room TBA

ImmerseyourselfintheflavorsoftheMiddleEastinourclassthatblendscookingandlanguagefor a one of a kind, culinary opportunity. Our hands-on class will acquaint you with the fresh and delicious ingredients from around the region and give you ideas on how to incorporate them into your regular recipes. Then, you’ll prepare a very versatile Hummus and Babaganouj, a basic Tza-tziki sauce, and an incredible falafel. Your teacher will share key Arabic vocabulary to enhance the experience!

Make Delicious Food and Learn a Language at the Same Time!

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Career Training and Continuing Education for Culinary Professionals

GATEWAY TO A CAREER AS A CULINARY PROFESSIONAL

CECAR-CULIPRO-1/$799/JCSat. 2PM-6PM, Oct. 8-Dec. 17, Room TBANote: No class Nov. 26

Are you ready to get started in a career creating delicious dishes in top restaurants, but don’t have the timetocommittoafulldegree?OurGatewayprogram,offeredinpartnershipwiththeHCCCCulinaryArts Institute, prepares aspiring chefs for entry-level, kitchen positions. In this 10-week program, you will learn how to use each of the pieces of equipment in the commercial kitchen, how to work with recipes, general preparation techniques, and introductory food safety and sanitation.

SKILLS ENHANCEMENT FOR CULINARY PROFESSIONALS- ACCOMMODATING DIETARY RESTRICTIONS IN THE KITCHEN

CECAR-SKILLS-1/$319/JCSun. 10AM-2PM, Sep. 11-Oct. 2, Room TBA

Improve your skills and make yourself more marketable with Skills Enhancement for Culinary Profes-sionals. Each term, students will have the opportunity to learn culinary techniques, recipes, and nutri-tion information related to a selected topic. This fall, join us for Accommodating Dietary Restrictions in the Kitchen where we will explore vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and allergen-free cuisine.


ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)Designed to teach students conversational English and to develop cultural skills to successfully live and work in the United States. Learn to speak, read, and write the English language in a relaxed and supportiveenvironment.Classesareofferedduringtheday,eveningandweekendinboththeJournalSquare and North Hudson Campuses. A placement test is required (fee $10)

English Language Institute at HCCC

SUMMER CLASSESLEVEL 1CEESL-BGL/$299Sec. 1, T/TH, 9AM-12:10PM, Jul. 12-Aug. 30, JC Room J304Sec. 2, T/TH, 6PM-9PM, July 12-Sep. 1, JC Room J304Sec. 3, M/W, 9AM-12:30PM, Jul. 13-Aug. 29, NHC 405LEVEL 2CEESL-LOB/$299Sec. 1, T/TH, 9AM-12:10PM, Jul. 12-Aug. 30, NHCSec. 2, M/W, 9AM-12:30PM, Jul. 13-Aug. 29, JC Room J304Sec. 3, M/W, 6PM-9PM, Jul. 13-Sep. 7, JC Room J304LEVEL 3CEESL-HIB/$299Sec. 1, T/TH, 9AM-12:10PM, Jul. 12-Aug. 30, JC Room J303Sec. 2, T/TH, 6PM-9PM, July 12-Sep. 1, JC Room J303Sec. 3, M/W, 9AM-12:30PM, Jul. 13-Aug. 29, NHC 404LEVEL 4CEESL-LOI/$299Sec. 1, T/TH, 9AM-12:10PM, Jul. 12-Aug. 30, NHCSec. 2, M/W, 9AM-12:30PM, Jul. 13-Aug. 29, JC Room J303Sec. 3, M/W, 6PM-9PM, Jul. 13-Sep. 7, JC Room J303LEVEL 5CEESL-HII/$299Sec. 1, T/TH, 9AM-12:10PM, Jul. 12-Aug. 30, JC Room TBASec. 2, T/TH, 6PM-9PM, July 12-Sep. 1, JC Room TBASec. 3, M/W, 9AM-12:30PM, Jul. 13-Aug. 29, NHC 408LEVEL 6CEESL-ADV/$299Sec. 1, T/TH, 9AM-12:10PM, Jul. 12-Aug. 30, NHCSec. 2, M/W, 9AM-12:30PM, Jul. 13-Aug. 29, JC Room TBASec. 3, M/W, 6PM-9PM, Jul. 13-Sep. 7, JC Room TBA

FALL CLASSESLEVEL 1CEESL-BGL/$299Sec. 1, Sun. 9AM-1PM, Sep. 18-Dec. 11, NHCSec. 2, M/W, 9AM-11PM, Sep. 19-Dec. 7, JC Room J304Sec. 3, M/W, 7PM-9PM, Sep. 19-Dec. 12, JC Room J304LEVEL 2CEESL-LOB/$299Sec. 1, Sun. 9AM-1PM, Sep. 18-Dec. 11, NHCSec. 2, T/TH, 9AM-11PM, Sep. 20-Dec. 13, JC Room J304Sec. 3, T/TH, 7PM-9PM, Sep. 20-Dec. 13, JC Room J304LEVEL 3CEESL-HIB/$299Sec. 1, Sun. 9AM-1PM, Sep. 18-Dec. 11, NHCSec. 2, M/W, 9AM-11PM, Sep. 19-Dec. 7, JC Room J303Sec. 3, M/W, 7PM-9PM, Sep. 19-Dec. 12, JC Room J303LEVEL 4CEESL-LOI/$299Sec. 1, Sun. 9AM-1PM, Sep. 18-Dec. 11, NHCSec. 2, T/TH, 9AM-11PM, Sep. 20-Dec. 13, JC Room J303Sec. 3, T/TH, 7PM-9PM, Sep. 20-Dec. 13, JC Room J303LEVEL 5CEESL-HII/$299Sec. 1, Sun. 1:30PM-5:30PM, Sep. 18-Dec. 11, NHCSec. 2, M/W, 9AM-11PM, Sep. 19-Dec. 7, JC Room TBASec. 3, M/W, 7PM-9PM, Sep. 19-Dec. 12, JC Room TBA LEVEL 6CEESL-ADV/$299Sec. 1, Sun. 1:30PM-5:30PM, Sep. 18-Dec. 11, NHCSec. 2, T/TH, 9AM-11PM, Sep. 20-Dec. 13, JC Room TBA Sec. 3, T/TH, 7PM-9PM, Sep. 20-Dec. 13, JC Room TBA

Note: No class 9/5/16, 11/23/16 (night only), 11/24/16, 11/27/16


Community Education CoursesLevel 1 IntroductoryStart learning to read, write, and pronounce letters, numbers, common sight words, basic greetings, simple phrases, and short paragraphs. Write your name, address, and phone number. Identify family, foods, colors, and directions. Learn to tell time and count American money.

Level 2 Low BeginnerLearn common greetings and introductions. De-scribe family, jobs, and workplaces. Practice making a doctor’s appointment, ordering food in a restaurant, calculating weekly earnings and dis-cussing the weather.

Level 3 High BeginnerLearn regular and irregular verbs. Describe events, medical symptoms, job duties, fields of employ-ment, and driving directions. Read nutrition labels. Practice number skills including weights and mea-surements, percentages, calculating tips, sales tax, and the cost of rent and utilities.

Level 4 Low IntermediateRead and speak about credit cards and bank ac-counts. Discuss various careers and educational or career goals. Complete a job application. Practice job interview skills. Give and follow travel direc-tions. Write more advanced paragraphs.

Level 5 High IntermediateLearn how to fill out and file an accident report,an income tax form, lease application, and health insurance application. Identify tenant and landlord responsibilities. Listen and speak through problems to reach a solution.

Level 6 AdvancedDescribe personality traits. Discuss long-term ca-reer goals. Participate in discussions about child safety. Write a cover letter and résumé. Respond to constructive criticism. Identify car-related problems and understand car insurance.

ACCELERATED ESLStudy for 12 hours per week

for 4 weeks and complete 2 levels per term! Classes held in JC!

LEVEL 1CEEESL-BGLA-1T-TH, 9AM-1PM, Oct. 18-Nov. 10

LEVEL 2CEESL-LOBA-1T-TH, 9AM-1PM, Nov. 15-Dec. 13

LEVEL 3CEEESL-HIBA-1T-TH, 9AM-1PM, Oct. 18-Nov. 10

LEVEL 4CEESL-LOIA-1T-TH, 9AM-1PM, Nov. 15-Dec. 13

LEVEL 5CEEESL-HIIA-1T-TH, 9AM-1PM, Oct. 18-Nov. 10

LEVEL 6CEESL-ADVA-1T-TH, 9AM-1PM, Nov. 15-Dec. 13

Tuition: $319Note: No class Nov. 23 (night only) and Nov. 24

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FREE PREVIEWS AND WORKSHOPS

COMMUNITY EDUCATION ESL PROGRAM PREVIEW

Thinking about learning English?Do you have questions about the difference between credit andnon-credit English language study? Join us for this FREE, 60-minute preview ofCommunity Edu-cation’s ESL Program. Meet the teachers. Current students will share their experiences. Explore the materials and past students’ work. All are welcome! Registration required.

English Language Institute at HCCC

CEESL-PREVIEW/Free/JCSUMMER- Thu. 6PM-7PM, Aug. 11, Room TBAFALL- Tue. 6PM-7PM, Nov. 15, Room J303

MASTERING THE AMERICAN ACCENT PREVIEW

CEESL-301P-1/Free/JCSat. 10AM-11AM, Aug. 27, Room TBA

Community Education’s Pronunciation Perfect has changed to Mastering the American Ac-cent! This free preview will show you what you will learn in our redesigned class. Mastering the American Accent is available to students in lev-els 4 and up, but all are welcome to attend this preview. Registration required.


CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISHAreyoureadytopracticewhatyouhavelearned!?Comeandspeakwithotherstudentswhoarealsolearning the English language and apply what you have learned. Work on development of word and sentence level literacy, pronunciation, and basic conversation skills.


For level 3 and up

CEESL-CONVERS/$99

SUMMER-Tue. 12:30PM-2PM, Jul. 19-Aug. 30, JC, Room J303

FALL- Sec. 1, T/TH, 6PM-7PM, Sep. 20-Oct. 20, UCHSSec. 2, Sat. 10AM-11AM, Oct. 1-Dec. 10, Room TBASec. 3, T/TH, 6PM-7PM, Oct. 18-Nov. 17, BHSNote: No class Nov. 26

MASTERING THE AMERICAN ACCENTCEESL-301-1/$149/JCSat. 11AM-1PM, Oct. 1-Nov. 19, Room J303

Expressyourselfwithclarity,confidence,andaccuracy!Inthiscoursestudentswillperfectvowelandproblematic consonant sounds. By learning how to correctly stress syllables and link words, students will achieve a more American-sounding speech.

TOEFL PREPARATION

CEESL-401-1/$299/JCSat. 9AM-1PM, Oct. 1-Nov. 19

The TOEFL preparation course is designed for any non-US student wanting to study at a North Amer-icanuniversity.TheTOEFLexamhasbeenincreasinglyrequiredforjobqualification.Thiscoursewillhelp to prepare students to achieve a high score on the TOEFL by focusing on test taking skills, and will emphasize the English skills needed to successfully pass the exam. This course includes a high emphasis on reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Students will also be exposed to simulated practice TOEFL tests.


Languages/Test Preparation ClassesSPANISH I

CELGN-101-1/$219/Downtown JCTue, 6PM-8PM, Sep. 27-Nov. 29

Through lecture, games, reading, and practice, you will learn vocabulary, grammatical structure, and oral speaking patterns. Learn the alphabet, everyday greetings, dialogues, proper pronunciation, and more. A basic cultural study will also be covered.

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE

CELGN-106-1/$219/JCMon, 6PM-8PM, Sep. 26-Dec. 5

Communicate with those who are deaf or hearing-impaired using the fourth most-used language in the United States! In this 10-week course for beginners you will learn basic vocabulary, numbers, grammar, fingerspelling,terminology,history,andmore,whilegaininganappreciationandunderstandingofthechallenges the deaf and hearing-impaired world.

NLN (NATIONAL LEAGUE OF NURSING) PAX RN ADMISSION EXAM PREPARATION COURSE

CENLN-100-1/$209/JCSat. 9AM-12PM, Sep. 24- Nov. 12, Room J304

The NLN PAX RN Admission Exam evaluates the academic ability of nursing majors so as to identify the mostqualifiedcandidatesamongthoseinterestedintakingclinicalcoursesatareaschoolsofnursing.The course assists students in preparing for the exam by mastering the subject matter covered in the math and science portions. Students will also learn test-taking strategies that will help achieve a high composite score.


Community Education CoursesHIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TEST PREP

CEGED-101-1/$319/JCM-TH, 6PM-8:30PM, Nov. 14-Dec. 13, Room L518Note: No class Nov. 23

CommunityEducationoffersthisHighSchoolEquivalencyTestPreparationclasstosupportyouref-forts as you prepare to get your high school diploma. Practice and review all sections of the exam including Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies and learn tips for successful test taking. It is recommended that you place in the equivalent of 10th or 11th grade on the required placement test togetthemostfromthisclass.Forthosethatwouldlikeextrapractice,CommunityEducationoffersAdult Basic Skills in Math and Language Arts. Prerequisite: Placement test required with a fee of $10.

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)

AdultBasicEducation(ABE)classesareforstudentswhoareproficientintheEnglishlanguagebutwish to improve their reading, writing, and math skills. ABE classes can help prepare students to enroll in our High School Equivalency preparation course and build a foundation towards gainful employment or further education. Prerequisite: Placement test required with a fee of $10.

ABE: Math Fundamentals

CEABE-CEMAT-1/$299/JCM/W, 6PM-8:30PM, Sep. 19-Nov. 9, Room L518

ABE: Reading And Language Arts

CEABE-CELAN-1/$299/JCT/TH, 6PM-8:30PM, Sep. 20-Nov. 10, Room L518

A textbook is required.

Complete in4 weeks!

Complete in8 weeks!


SAT EXAM PREPARATIONDevelop your test taking skills and improve your SAT scores with these seven-week, intensive SAT Math and Language Arts test preparation classes. Pre- and post-tests will be used to measure prog-ress. Test taking skills will be explored, along with test samples from actual SAT exams.

Note: Students will need to purchase the College Board SAT textbook redesigned book for 2016 SAT exam,CollegeBoardTheOfficialSATStudyGuideISBN#978-1-4573-0430-9.Othermaterialsmayalso be required. A list of items will be included at the time of registration.SAT and PSAT/HS Entrance Exam Classes

YOUNG READERS’ WORKSHOPCEYTH-WRWK-1/$75/JCSat. 10AM-11:30AM, Oct. 22-Nov. 5, Room L518

Want to improve your writing skills by working together with others to create lively and imaginative stories?Studentswillbeexposedtoculturallyenrichingnarrativesthatwillincreasereadingandwritingfluency,comprehension,andengagement.

Test Prep/Reading Skills for Middle and High School Students

TEST PREP CLASSES: PSAT/HS ENTRANCE EXAMSCEYTH-HSTEST-1/$159/JCSat. 9AM-11:30AM, Sep. 17-Oct.15, Room L518

This preparation course will help students take standardized exams such as the PSAT, Middle School PARCC test, and Catholic High School Entrance exams including HSPT, COOP, or TACHS. Test sam-ples in the following areas of Math, ELA, Science, and Social Studies will be reviewed. Learn to read and understand comprehensive narratives, analyze passages, and use critical thinking skills for math problems.

Math- CEYTH-SATMA/$249Sec. 1, Sat., 9AM-12PM, Oct. 1-Oct. 29, UCHS

Sec. 2, T/TH, 6PM-7:15PM, Oct. 4-Nov. 10, BHS

Language Arts-CEYTH-SATLA/$249Sec. 1, Sat., 12:30PM-3:30PM, Oct. 1-Oct. 29, UCHS

Sec. 2, T/TH, 7:15PM-8:30PM, Oct. 4-Nov. 10, BHS


HCCC Division of Community Education

www.hccc.edu/summeryouthprograms201.360.4246 or 201.360.422425 Journal Square, Room B107Jersey City, NJ 07306

Hablamos Español

for Youth 9-17 years old.

STEM Programs(Science, Technology,

Engineering and Math)

Culinary Arts Programs

Creative ArtsPrograms

SAT Test Prep


MINECRAFT ANIMATORS CEYTH-MCA-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu, 1PM-4PM, Jul. 11-Jul.14 Use your favorite Minecraft® characters to create your own animated short film! BringyourfavoriteMinecraft®characterstolifeinananimatedshortfilm!LearnhowstudioslikePixar and Disney make movies like Inside Out and Frozen by using techniques like keyframing, tweening, texturing, and animating rigged 3D models! Student projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family.

APP ATTACK!

CEYTH-128-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 1PM-4PM, Jul. 11-Jul.14

Dive into making your own apps, just like the ones you’d see on the App Store!

Using a specialized app and game development tool, students will explore the world of web-based (HTML5) mobile apps. In addition to learning the basics of mobile app design and game development, youwillalsoseefirsthandhowtheworldofapppublishingfunctions.Student-createdappswillbeaccessible on a private site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class.

APP ADVENTURES: THE NEXT LEVEL!

CEYTH-APPADV-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 1PM-4PM, Jul. 25-Jul. 28

Take a step further in mobile app creation and bring your ideas to life! Continue your quest to make the next viral app! Whether you want to move past the basic techniques learned in App Attack or want to jump right in, we are ready for you! Students will choose from a selec-tionofdifferentweb-based(HTML5)mobileappsandexploremorein-depthprogrammingconcepts.Student-created apps will be accessible on a Black Rocket site and can be played on any mobile device or computer. No prior experience is necessary and students do not need to own a smartphone or tablet to take the class.

Summer Youth Program/STEM Academy

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LEGO YOUNIVERSE!

CEYTH-UNIVRS-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM, Jul. 18- Jul. 21

Make your own visual story for your favorite LEGO® characters InthisLEGO®adventure,YOUarethestar!PickyourfavoriteLEGO®genreorcreateanalternateuniversetocreateadigitalillustratedstory.WhetheryouwanttofightalongsideBatman,bepartofaNinjago clan, hang with Ninja Turtles, or go into space with the Bionicles, the only requirement is that you put yourself in the story! All students will end the class with a digital comic book that can be shared with friends and family on a password protected website!

VIDEO GAME ANIMATION! CEYTH-VGA-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 1PM-4PM, Jul. 18-Jul. 21

Dive into making sprites move around and animate in a video game!Take your game design to the next level by creating and animating your own character sprites, objects, and backgrounds. Start with a name, develop the character’s personality, signature moves, special powers, and a story line. Finish with a fully animated character to be used in future games. Students do not need any prior experience in game design, animation, or sketching. Student-created animations will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family.

CODE BREAKERS

CEYTH-129-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM Jul. 25- Jul. 28

Learn how to use code in making your ideas become reality! Calling all future coders, programmers, and designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the high school student who just made $1 million for programming in his bedroom, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family.


Summer Youth Program/STEM AcademySTEM Programs -Science, Technology, Engineering and Math

MINI MED SCHOOL

CEYTH-112-1/$259/NHCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM, Aug. 1-Aug. 4 (Ages 9-12)

CEYTH-112-2/$259/NHCM-TH, 1PM-4PM, Aug. 1-Aug. 4 (Ages 13-17) InpartnershipwithLibertyScienceCenter,gethands-onexperienceinthehumanbiologyfield.Inthisfour-day course, you will take part in activities and experiments including actual dissections. Learn aboutcareerswithinthemedicalfieldofhumanbiology.*Please note these classes will take place in our North Hudson Campus.

CSI FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS

CEYTH-113-1/$259/NHCMon.-Thu., 1PM-4PM, Aug. 8-Aug. 11Recommended Ages: 9-14

Gethands-onexperience infieldofForensicScience! Investigatea“mock”crimesceneand learnabout evidence collection and investigation. In partnership with Liberty Science Center, participate in experiments, and learn how to identify and use basic tools and technology to extend exploration in conjunction with science investigations. *Please note these classes will take place in our North Hudson Campus.

FUTURE TECH- Robotics, Dimensional Printing, and Alternative Energy for a Changing World

CEYTH-TECHS-1/$259/NHCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM, Aug. 8-Aug. 11

In partnership with PicoTurbine, a green energy education company, this four-day STEM course has youtakepartinprojectsthatwillfeedyourscientificmind.Learnhowscienceisevolvingfromprofes-sionalswithinthegrowingfieldofscienceeducation,robotics,andsustainableenergy.Studentswillhave an opportunity to program their own mini robots and will even have a chance to race their robots tothefinishline.

*Please note these classes will take place in our North Hudson Campus.

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Community Education CoursesALGEBRA REFRESHER

CEYTH-115-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM, Aug. 1-Aug 11Journal Square, Room TBA

Recommended Ages: Students in Middle School Designed for those of you who need to refresh or enhance your algebra skills before going back to school in September. This is a great opportunity to hone in on the skills that may need further strength-ening.

CREATIVE BAKERS

CEYTH-BKERS-1/$249/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-4PM, Jul. 11-Jul. 14

Want to create delectable pies, cookies, muf-fins, andmore? Come join us in this all-daybaking class. Learn the basics of cake baking, icing and decorating, piping methods, and oth-er techniques. Participants will receive an in-troduction to working in a professional kitchen and to a career in the pastry industry.

*Please note all students must wear flat, closed-toe shoes.

RISING CHEFS

CEYTH-CHEFS-1/$289/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-4PM, Jul. 18-Jul. 21

Participants will discover what it takes to make it in the fast paced and ever-growing culinary andhospitalityfield,includingtheinsandoutsof working in professional, state-of-the-art kitchens. Activities include learning about food safety and sanitation, ingredient pairings, menu planning, and more. Students can look forward to preparing delicious meals, how to care for tools, and many more secrets of the trade. *Please note all students must wear flat, closed-toe shoes.

CULINARY CAREER EXPLORATION

Recommended Ages: 9-15


Summer Youth Program

TEST PREP, WRITING, BUSINESS, CREATIVE ARTS

SAT MATH AND LANGUAGE ARTS PREP: DEVELOP YOUR TEST TAKING SKILLS

Math/CEYTH-SATMA-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM, Jul. 18-Jul. 28

Language Arts/CEYTH-SATLA-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 1PM-4PM, Jul. 18-Jul. 28

Recommended Ages: Students in Middle School and High School grades. Get a jump start on the SAT test and impress those college recruiters with this intensive test preparation program. Learn to use basic problem solving techniques to strengthen your abilities, while avoiding careless mistakes. Test taking skills will be provided, along with test samples from an actual SAT exam. Note:StudentswillneedtopurchasetherequiredSATbookforthefirstdayofclass.Textbookinforma-tion and materials will be provided upon registration



WRITING FOR COLLEGE READINESS

CEYTH-COLWRIT-1/$149/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM, Jul. 11-Jul. 14

Recommended Ages: 14-17 Writing skills are more important than ever in to-day’s competitive career market. This class will introduce college writing themes across all lev-els of texts, including informational, narrative, argumentative, and persuasive writing. A focus on grammar, punctuation usage, inferences and context clues will be integrated into all writing ar-eas. Pre- and post-writing assessments will be used to evaluate students’ progress.

PHOTO JOURNALISM

CEYTH-PHOTOJR-1/$149/JCMon.-Thu., 1PM-4PM, Jul. 11-Jul. 14

Recommended Ages: 9-15 Whether you are a photo hobbyist or an inspir-ing photo journalist, this class is for you. Photo Journalists are freelance photographers who add color and emotion to pictures. Learn how to take photographs, prepare audio to accompany video segments and edit photographs through Photo-shop.

THINK TANK FOR YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS

CEYTH-ENTREP-1/$149/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM, Jul. 25-Jul

Recommended Ages: 9-15 Want to be your own boss? Learn the ins andoutsofbecominganentrepreneur?Learnwhatitreally takes to make it big in business. Shape that fantastic idea into a product for the whole world to see. Students will see how a simple innovative ideacanbecreated,fromstarttofinish.

SEWING FOR FASHION DESIGN

CEYTH-FASHD-1/$199/JCMon.-Thu., 9AM-12PM, Jul. 11-Jul. 14

Recommended Ages: 9-15 In this class students will learn how to use a com-mercial sewing pattern to sew a pair of pajama bottoms, a unique skirt and a tote bag. This is the perfect class for anyone who loves clothes or fashion design! This class is suitable for begin-ners as well as those with some sewing experi-ence. In addition to learning the basics students will be taught how to re-design their commercial pattern to create a one of a kind unique design. *Sewing machines will be provided; how-ever students can bring their own personal machines as well.

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Schedule at a GlanceOne Week Programs Course # July 11- July 18- July 25- Aug. 1- Aug. 8- Cost July 14 July 21 July 28 Aug. 4 Aug 11

Writing for College Readiness CEYTH COLWRIT 9AM- 12PM $149

Sewing for Fashion Design CEYTH FASHD 9AM- 12PM $199

Minecraft Animators CEYTH MCA-1 9AM- 12PM $199

Photojournalism CEYTH PHOTOJR 1PM-4PM $149

App Attack CEYTH 128 1PM-4PM $199

Creative Bakers CEYTH BAKERS 9AM- 4PM $249

Lego Youniverse CEYTH UNIVRS 9AM- 12PM $199

Video Game Animation CEYTH VGA 1PM-4PM $199

Rising Chefs CEYTH CHEFS 9AM- 4PM $289

Code Breakers CEYTH 129 9AM- 12PM $199

Entrepreneurship CEYTH ENTREP 9AM- 12PM $149

App Adventures CEYTH APPADV 1PM-4PM $199

Mini-Med (9-11) * CEYTH 112-1 9AM -12PM $259

Mini-Med (12-14) * CEYTH 112-2 1PM- 4PM $259

Future Tech * CEYTH TECHS 9AM- 12PM $259

CSI * CEYTH 113 1PM-4PM $259

Two-Week Programs

Course # July 18- July 28 Aug. 1- Aug. 11 Cost

SAT Math CEYTH SATMA 9AM- 12PM $199

SAT Language Arts CEYTH SATLA 1PM- 4PM $199

Algebra Refresher CEYTH 115 9AM- 12PM $199

*Classes will be held in North Hudson- Union City Campus, 4800 Kennedy Blvd., Union City, NJ


Hudson County Community College-Community EducationREGISTRATION FORM

SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMSThree easy ways to register:1. Online: Go to www.hccc.edu/communityeducation and click on “Register for Programs.” Follow instructions to register and pay with credit or debit card. Must also submit a Health and Emergency Contact Form for registration to be complete.

2. In-person: 25 Journal Square, Room B107, Jersey City, NJ 07306. Open Mon. - Fri. from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

3. Mail: Complete and mail a Registration Form and your check or money order payable to Hudson County Community Col-lege to Hudson County Community College: Community Education, 25 Journal Square, Room B107, Jersey City, NJ 07306.

Child’s Name __________________________________________________ Grade _______ Gender _______ Birthdate ______/_______/_______

Home Address _____________________________________________City _______________________________ State_____ Zip code _________

Name of Parent or Legal Guardian _______________________________________________________

Home Phone ( ) _________________ Cell ( ) ___________________ Email of Parent/Guardian ______________________________

Course # Name of Program Start Date End Date Start Time Total Tuition

Total Tuition$

Refund Policy Terms:For programs with 1-2 class meetings, refunds will be issued as follows:

• Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail at least two business days prior to the scheduled beginning of the class, 100% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued. • For withdrawals less than two business days prior to the scheduled beginning of the class, no refund will be issued.

For programs with 3-6 class meetings, refunds will be issued as follows:

• Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail at least two business days prior to the first scheduled class, 100% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued. • Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail prior to the start of the second scheduled class, 50% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued. • After the second scheduled class, no refund will be issued.

For programs with 7 or more class meetings, refunds will be issued as follows:

• Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail prior to the second scheduled class meeting, 100% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued. • Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail prior to the third scheduled class meeting, 50% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued.• After the third scheduled class, no refund will be issued.

No refunds after the second class meeting. All refund requests must be submitted to the Community Education in person, via fax or email.

Parent/Guardian Signature____________________________________________________________________________ Date___________________


HEALTH INFORMATION/EMERGENCY/DISMISSAL INSTRUCTIONSSUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS

All Youth Program participants must have this form completed by parent or guardian. This form must accompa-ny the Registration Form. Participants will not be allowed to begin any program without submitting completed forms.

STUDENT NAME: ______________________________________________________________________________ DATE: __________________

I. MEDICAL INFORMATION

List any allergies your child has or medications your child takes or medical conditions that you would like the school to be aware of for the safety of your child. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Name of Student’s Physician: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Authorization for Emergency Treatment

I (we) are the parent (s), or legal guardian (s) of the above child and attest that the information above is correct. I (we) authorize Hudson County Community College and the Community Education Department to obtain emergency treatment for my child in the event of serious illness or injury.

1. In the event the child becomes sick or injured, the parent/guardian will be contacted immediately.2. In the event the parent cannot be reached, I hereby consent to the transfer of my child to a hospital emergency room. 3. Hudson County Community College will not be responsible for complications that may occur as a result of false/withheld information on this form.

Parent/Guardian Name (s)________________________________________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact Numbers: ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Signature _______________________________________________________________________________________________

II. EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION: In the event a parent cannot be reached, the following persons should be called to pick up your child in case of illness.

Name _________________________________________________________ Relationship ____________________ Phone ________________

III. DISMISSAL INSTRUCTIONS: Please check one box below:

q My child will only be released to adults listed in this section. The following persons, other than custodial parent, are permitted to pick up my child after classes each day.

Name ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Relationship ___________________________________________________ Phone _____________________________

Name ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Relationship ___________________________________________________ Phone _____________________________

q I give permission for my child to leave the program on their own at dismissal.

Signature _______________________________________________________________________________ Date ______________________________

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Section Subject Section Title Day (M-F) Night (M-F) Weekend Online Location

CECAR EKGTEC Health EKG Technician X J

CECNA100 Health CertifiedCNA X J

CECAR PHLEB Health Phlebotomy X J

CECAR BLS Health Basic Life Support X X X All

CENPT 100 Teaching Intro to Teach X X J

CENPT 101 Teaching Stage I and Stage II X J

CENPT PRAXIS Teaching Praxis Core Prep X J

CENPT 307 Teaching Praxis Elem Prep X J

CECOM COMWKS Computers Comp Basics Workshops X X J, S

CECOM 100S Computers Intro Computadores X U

CEOFF 105 Computers Basic Excel X X J

CECERT ADB101 Computers Photoshop X X J

CEBUS 203 Business Create Own Website X X J

CECERT BUS101 Business QuickBooks X X J

CEHOL WKSERIES Wellness Holistic Workshops X J

CECART IMPROV Enrichment Intro Improv X J

CECAI SIPPT Enrichment Paint and Sip X J

CECAI COLOR Enrichment Color and Sip X J

CECAR CEESTAT Enrichment Buying Real Estate X J

CELLL 103 Enrichment History Lessons X X D, J, S

CECAI JCFD Enrichment JC Food Tour X D

CEART GORY Enrichment Drop Dead Gory X J, D

CECAI 108 Culinary Culinary Classes X J

CECAI HO6 Culinary Career Skills X J

CECAI 109 Family Family Culinary Classes X J

CEYTH STORYB Family Storybooks to Stage X D

CEYTH KIDS Family Kids Rock X D

CELGN SLB Languages Baby Sign Language X H

CELGN 101 Languages Spanish Level 1 X X D

CELGN 106 Languages ASL X J

CEESL ESL Levels 1-6 X X X J, N

CEESL CONVERS ESL Conversational Eng X X J, U, B

CEESL 301 ESL American Accent X J

CENLN 100 Test Prep NLN Pax RN Prep X J

CEESL 401 Test Prep TOEFL X J

CEGED 101 Test Prep HSE/ABE Test Prep X X J

CEYTH SATMA Test Prep SAT Prep X X X B, U, J

CEYTH HSTEST Test Prep PSAT/HS Exam Prep X J

CEYTH WRWK Youth Young Readers WS X J

Locations: J=Journal Square N=North Hudson Campus D=Downtown Jersey City H=Hoboken B=Bayonne HS U=Union City HS

Schedule at a Glance

Commmunity Education Programs

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OFF-SITE

ToservetheneedsofHudsoncountyresidents,theOfficeofEvening,WeekendandOff-SitePrograms(EWOS) at Hudson County Community College (HCCC) has established conveniently located satellite academiccentersthroughoutthecounty.Off-Siteclassesprovideaccesstocollegeandcontinuingeducationcoursesonweekendsandeveningsoncampus,inconvenientoff-campuslocations,andin community high schools (Kearny High School, Bayonne High School, Union City High School, and others). College credit courses at the high schools are open to HCCC full and part-time students, as wellashighschoolstudents,andvaryfromsemestertosemester,butnormallyeachcenteroffersavariety of general education and degree program courses.

Fall 2016College Credit Courses

Last Day to Add/Drop: September 20Location: 70 Sip Avenue, Jersey City

Classes are from September 13 to December 19

REGISTER TODAY!

Evening, Weekend, and Off-Site Programs

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FALL 2016- COLLEGE CREDIT COURSES

Bayonne High SchoolSection Name and Title Credits Meeting InformationENG-101-OSB01 College Composition I 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.ENG-102-OSB01 College Comp II 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.ENG-112-OSB01 Speech 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.MLS-101-OSB01 Basic Spanish I 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.MAT-070-OSB01 Basic Algebra Workshop 1 Thursday at 6 p.m.MAT-073-OSB01 Basic Algebra 3 Thursday at 7 p.m.MAT-071-OSB01 Basic Mathematics 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.PSY-101-OSB01 Introduction to Psychology 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.PSY-260-OSB01 Lifespan Development 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.SOC-101-OSB01 Principles of Sociology 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.BIO-100-OSB01 General Biology 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.

Prerequisite(s) and/or College Placement Test Scores may be required

Kearny High SchoolSection Name and Title Credits Meeting InformationENG-101-OSK01 College Composition I 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.ENG-102-OSK01 College Comp II 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.ENG-112-OSK01 Speech 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.MAT-070-OSK01 Basic Algebra Workshop 1 Wednesday at 6 p.m.MAT-073-OSB01 Basic Algebra 3 Wednesday 7 p.m.MAT-071-OSK01 Basic Mathematics 3 Wednesday at 6 p.m.PSY-101-OSK01 Introduction to Psychology 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.PSY-260-OSK01 Lifespan Development 3 Wednesday at 6 p.m. SOC-101-OSK01 Principles of Sociology 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.HIS-105-OSK01 U.S. History I 3 Wednesday at 6 p.m.MAT-100-OSK01 College Algebra 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.

Prerequisite(s) and/or College Placement Test Scores may be required


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Union City High SchoolSection Name and Title Credits Meeting Information

ENG-101-OSU01 College Composition I 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.ENG-102-OSU01 College Comp II 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.ENG-112-OSU01 Speech 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.LIT-209-OSU01 Children’s Literature 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.MAT-070-OSU01 Basic Algebra Workshop 1 Tuesday at 6 p.m.MAT-073-OSB01 Basic Algebra 3 Tuesday at 7 p.m.MAT-071-OSU01 Basic Mathematics 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.ENG-072-OSU01 English, Level II 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.PSY-101-OSU01 Introduction to Psychology 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.PSY-260-OSU01 Lifespan Development 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.SOC-101-OSU01 Principles of Sociology 3 Thursday at 6 p.m.CSC-100-USU01 Intro to Computers & Computing 3 Tuesday at 6 p.m.ENG 072-OSU01 Basic English II 3 Tuesday from 6 p.m.RDG 072-OSU01 Basic Reading II 3 Thursday from 6 p.m.

*Prerequisite(s) and/or College Placement Test Scores may be required

FALL 2016- COLLEGE CREDIT COURSES

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WEEKEND COLLEGE

InadditiontoexpandingtheOff-Sitelocations,theEWOS,incollaborationwithotheracademicde-partments, is planning to launch a Business Administration Weekend degree starting in Fall 2016. This degreewillbeanacceleratedandflexibleprogramforworkingandnon-workingstudentsthatwillbeable to complete the program in four or fewer semesters. The classes will be a combination of tradition-al,online,andhybridclassesofferedonFridays,Saturdays,andSundays.Theprogramwillprovidebusiness knowledge and skills as the foundation for more specialized and/or advanced study. Further, graduatesof thisdegreewill bequalified for entry-level administrativeandmanagementpositions.Finally, degree recipients of the program will be able to be exposed to real life experiences through internships, research projects, or capstone classes.


Sunday AM

BUS-101: Introduction to Business-Hybrid

CSS-100: College Success-Online

CSC-100: Intro to Computers & Computing-Online

Saturday PM

MAN-121:Principles of Management*

Fall 2016

Friday PM

ENG-101: College Composition I*

Saturday AM

ENG-112:Speech*

*Learning Communities Classes

For more information regarding the Office of Evening, Weekend and Off-Site Programs, please contact Mayelin Torres at [email protected] or (201) 360-4244.

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FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY

Hudson County Community College and Fairleigh Dickinson University announce an ex-pansion of their long-term successful partnership.

Hudson County Community College graduates will now be able to pursue the Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies (BAIS) through FDU’s Petrocelli College with specializations in Public Service Administration, Sports Administration, Communications, Political Science/Pre-Law, English, Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, and Leadership and Administration. Courses towards the bachelor’s degree will be available at HCCC as well as online, or even at one of several FDU instructional sites around the state.

The Fall 2016 term starts on September 26th and registration is available through Roger W.KaneatPetrocelliCollege’sofficeofTransferEvaluation:[email protected](201)692-2027. All HCCC graduates are eligible for a 50% reduced non-standard rate of tuition at FDU (some modest fees will apply). For the September term, two courses that are required inmostofthespecializationswillbeofferedattheHCCCcampus:GlobalIssues(CORE3004) and Seminar on Leadership (PADM 4400).


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Center for Business & Industry (CBI)

About the Center for Business & Industry (CBI)The Center for Business and Industry is dedicated to providing the Hudson County community with the skilled and educated workforce that will allow the area to prosper in today’s global economy. We are committed to partnering with business and industry, and government and community-based organizations, and to producing and deliveringcustomizedhigh-quality,cost-effectivetraining.

The CBI Team will… • Assess the training needs of your employees, and develop a detailed plan.

• Match your training needs with instructors who are experienced in adult learning principles.

• Schedule your classes when it is convenient for you and your employees – seven days a week, hours to be determined by work schedules.

•Conductclasseswhereitismostconvenientforyouatyoursite,oroff-siteatHCCC.

•Conductpre/post-trainingassessments.

Our programs include: • Computer Applications (Windows, Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint), Communications (Verbal, Writing, Customer Service), English as a Second Language (ESL), Basic Math/Measurements.

• Project Management: Basic and Advanced

• Management: Introduction to Management, Leadership Skills

•CulinaryArtsandHospitality

• Business Languages: Arabic and Spanish for the Workplace

•HumanResources:DiversityintheWorkplace,TeamBuilding,SupervisionSkills.

For more information, please contact Catherina Mirasol [email protected], (201) 360-4241.

Center for Business & Industry161 Newkirk Street, Room E504, Jersey City, NJ 07306

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Eligibility Requirements

• U.S. Citizen or Working Visa

• 9th Grade Proficiency on the TABE Test

• Priority is given to TAA qualified individuals, veterans and/or eligible spouse

• Must be at least 18 years old

• No Criminal Record

Programs of StudyCommunity Education Programs:

• CHHA (Certified Home Health Aide)

• CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)

• Health Unit Coordinator

• Patient Access & Registration Professional

For Additional Information Contact:

TAACCCT Grant OfficeHudson County

Community College

Phone: 201-360-4140

Fax: 201-360-4232

Email: [email protected]

Are you looking to start a career in Health Care or are you looking to advance your career in the Health Field? You may be eligible for free job skills train-ing. If eligible, funding opportunities will provide students with: • Program Orientation • Classroom and Skills Training • Career Coaching

**Test fees not included**

About Hudson County Community College and NJHPC

Hudson County Community College is an award-winning, comprehensive urban college located just across the Hudson River from Manhattan in Jersey City and Union City, NJ. Fully accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education, the College offers courses and classes in a wide variety of disciplines to the people and businesses of Hudson County, one of the most historic and ethnically diverse areas of the United States. The College was recognized with the 2012 Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) Northeast Regional Equity Award, was one of just five finalists in the U.S. for the American Association of Community Colleges’ (AACC) Student Success Award, and was presented with the New Jersey Business & Industry Association’s New Good Neighbor Awards in 2009 for the Culinary Arts Con-ference Center and in 2012 for the North Hudson Higher Education Center.

The New Jersey Health Professions Consortium is a region-wide initiative to strengthen and expand health care industry occupational training, leading to certification and employment.

TAACCCT-NJPREPTRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

AND CAREER TRAINING GRANT PROGRAM

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GRANT-FUNDED TRAINING FOR YOUR EMPLOYEES

If you have a New Jersey-based business, training for you and your employees can be covered through a grant from the New Jersey Department of Labor Workforce Development.

Topics include:• Computer Applications (Windows, Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint) • Communications (Verbal, Writing, Customer Service) • Basic Math/ Measurements • English as a Second Language and Workplace Spanish

Fall 2016 NJBIA - Open Enrollment ScheduleClass Name Start Date End Date Time

Customer Service 8/1/2016 8/2/2016 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Customer Service for Healthcare Professions 8/3/2016 8/4/2016 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Customer Service (Spanish) 8/8/2016 8/9/2016 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Excel 1 8/5/2016 8/5/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Excel 1 (Spanish) 9/23/2016 9/23/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Excel 2 8/12/2016 8/12/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Excel 2 (Spanish) 9/30/2016 9/30/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Excel 3 8/26/2016 8/26/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Financial Literacy (Basic Mathematics) 8/31/2016 9/1/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Management Skills Development 10/4/2016 10/4/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Personal Management & Business Professionalism 9/20/2016 9/20/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Problem Solving 9/13/2016 9/13/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Supervisory Skills 9/27/2016 9/27/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Time Management 9/6/2016 9/6/2016 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Verbal Communication for Workplace 8/15/2016 8/16/2016 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Verbal Communication for Workplace (Spanish) 8/22/2016 8/23/2016 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Verbal Communication for Healthcare Professions 8/17/2016 1/8/1900 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Writing for Business for Healthcare Professions 8/24/2016 8/25/2016 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.Writing for Business 8/29/2016 8/29/2016 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.


For more information or to schedule training, please contact Aycha Edwards at [email protected] or (201) 360-5329.

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SEIU-32BJ MEMBERSThe Center for Business & Industry has partnered with the SEIU-32BJ Training Fund www.training.32bjfunds.comtoofferEnglishasaSecondLanguage,Citizenship,HighSchoolEquivalency (taught in Spanish), and Basic Computers on both our Jersey City and Union City locations. These courses are solely for SEIU-32BJ union members who are eligible for the training fund.

For more information or to register, please contact the Training Fund: Jhoanna Campos New Jersey Assist. Site Manager P: 973-623-8131 X 2280 C: 973-803-2647 F: 973-824-7870 [email protected]

ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS

TheCenterforBusiness&IndustrypartnerswiththeHudsonCountyOfficeofMinorityandWomenBusiness Enterprise to provide training on how to start and grow your business.

Training topics include:

Introduction to Management

Project Management

Leadership Skills

Team Building

Supervision Skills

Diversity in the Workplace

Technology

Procurement

Access to Capital

For more information, contact the Office of Minority and Women Business Enterprise at (201) 395-6267.


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Need Hands-on experience?

Then check out this FREE 14-week training by •HudsonCountyCommunityCollege,CenterforBusiness&Industry •JerseyCityEmploymentandTraining •WomenRising,Inc.

Candidates need to have a high school diploma or a GED and a strong desire foremploymentinthefieldofhospitality.

For more info contact:Ilene Singh (201) 333-5700 ext. 532Women Rising 270 Fairmount AvenueJersey City, NJ 07306

Want a job in a hotel or restaurant?Interested in Hospitality or Culinary Arts?

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UNEMPLOYED?

You may qualify for grant-funded computer or career training in the following areas:

Hospitality

Childcare Development Associates

For more information, contact your local One Stop Career Center. Jersey City residents: Jersey City Employment and Training at (201) 795-8800

All other municipalities: Hudson County One Stop Career Center (201) 369-5205 x3736.

READY TO WORK GRANTThis grant is to help long term unemployed and underemployed (6 months or more) workers rapidly return to work at NO COST to them.

Services include: •Two-Day(14hour)JobSearchworkshops •IndividualCareerCounseling-EmploymentDevelopmentPlan •SoftSkillsAssessments-onlineself-administered •JobPlacementAssistance •JobLeads •PossibleIndividualTrainingforqualifiedjobseekers

Acceptance Criteria into the program: •NewJerseyResidents •Unemployed/Underemployedfor6+months •Minimumageof18yearsold •PriorityServiceforVeterans

If you meet the above criteria and are Ready to Work, please register today at http://rtwnj.org

Funded in whole by the United States Department of Labor (USDOL) & New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJLWD).


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HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGECOMMUNITY EDUCATION

25 Journal Square, Room B107, Jersey City, NJ 07306Tel. 201-360-4246 or 201-360-4224 • Fax 201-360-5335

REGISTRATION FORM Registration: Three easy ways to register:

1. Online: Go to www.hccc.edu/communityeducation and click on “Register for Programs”. Follow instructions to register and pay with credit or debit card.

2. In-person: Come to our office located at 25 Journal Square, Room B107, Jersey City, NJ 07306.

3. Mail: Complete and mail a Registration Form and your check or money order payable to Hudson County Community College Community Education, 25 Journal Square, Room B107, Jersey City, NJ 07306.

Have you ever taken classes at HCCC before? q Yes q No Todays Date ______/_______/__________ Student ID # ______________________________________

Name _________________________________________ __________________________ ________________________________________ First M. Last

Home Address _______________________________________ City _________________________ State_____ Zip code ___________

Date of Birth _______________________________ Gender ___________________ Email ___________________________________

Home Phone ______________________________________________________ Cell Phone _____________________________________

Course # Name of Program Start Date End Date Start Time Total Tuition

Total Tuition$

Payment: Payment is due in full at the time of registration.Please review the refund and cancellation policy found on the back of this form.

I acknowledge that I have read and understand the Cancellation and Refund policies as presented on the back of this form.

Signature ___________________________________________________________________________ Date ______________________________


HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGECOMMUNITY EDUCATION

25 Journal Square, Room B107, Jersey City, NJ 07306Tel. 201-360-4246 or 201-360-4224 • Fax 201-360-5335

Please read below and sign on the front to acknowledge you have read the policies.

Schedule Changes: The College reserves the right to cancel, combine, reschedule, change the time, date, or place of courses; to make other revisions as necessary; and to do so without incurring obligation.

Senior Discounts: Senior Citizens aged 65 years or older who present a valid ID may receive a 10% discount on select courses. Registration must be in person the first time using this service. Discount does not apply to classes over $999.

Cancellation and Refund PoliciesWhen the College cancels a course, a full refund is issued.

Non-attendance to a class or program does not constitute a withdrawal, nor entitle the participant to a refund.

Refund Policy Terms:For programs with 1-2 class meetings, refunds will be issued as follows:

• Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail at least two business days prior to the scheduled beginning of the class, 100% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued.

• For withdrawals less than two business days prior to the scheduled beginning of the class, no refund will be issued.

For programs with 3-6 class meetings, refunds will be issued as follows:

• Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail at least two business days prior to the first scheduled class, 100% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued.

• Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail prior to the start of the second scheduled class, 50% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued.

• After the second scheduled class, no refund will be issued.

For programs with 7 or more class meetings, refunds will be issued as follows:

• Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail prior to the second scheduled class meeting, 100% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued.

• Completed Drop Request Form received by the Community Education office in person, by email, or by mail prior to the third scheduled class meeting, 50% refund less a $15.00 processing fee will be issued.

• After the third scheduled class, no refund will be issued.

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Directions to the Journal Square (Main) Campus:

By car to Journal SquareNew Jersey Turnpike to Exit 15 E. At toll booths, bear right on to ramp and follow sign which says “Truck Route 1& 9 North, Jersey City”. Proceed over two bridges toward the intersection of Route 440. Bear left past the second bridge, take 1&9 North, proceed to second right onto Sip Avenue. Continue on Sip Avenue up the hill to the Journal Square section of Jersey City. The administrative building is located between Bergen & Summit Avenues.

By PATH to Journal SquareTake PATH train to Journal Square Transportation Center. Historic Pathside (25 Journal Square) adjoins the PATH Transportation Center.

By bus to Journal Square from North HudsonNJT 82 Union City to Jersey CityNJT 83 Hackensack to Jersey CityNJT 84/86 North Bergen to Jersey CityNJT 87 Hoboken to Jersey CityNJT 88 North Bergen to Jersey City

Directions to North Hudson Campus4800 Kennedy Blvd.Union City, NJ 07087

Via car from Jersey City: Kennedy Blvd. north to 49th Street. Via Light Rail: West Side-Tonnelle Ave. line to Bergenline Ave. (at 49th Street). Via New Jersey Transit buses to Bergenline Ave. Transit Center: 22, 22X, 84, 86, 89, 156, 181, 88, 154.


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