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Discover a step-by-step guide to medical transcription versus billing
and coding, and how to avoid expensive, common mistakes. You will learn
how to market your business, access operating capital and grants,
explore pricing, collections, equipment, computers and software,
transcription machines, electronic files, business taxes, professional
organizations, networking, and employees vs. subcontractors. We will
also cover how to build your business, gain hands-on work experience,
and much, much more.
Cuyamaca College, Room F-627
5294 Th 5/14
6:30pm-9:30 Canceled
$45 Deborah Burns
*(plus $20 workbook fee payable in class)
Mystery shopping is an excellent way to earn extra
money and have fun. A Mystery Shopper receives assignments from
companies that do business evaluations. Potential assignments may include evaluation
of restaurants, retail stores, banks, gas stations, theaters, or other entertainment
events. At the conclusion of the visit, a written report is completed. This course provides an overview of how
Mystery Shopping
works, what types of assessment forms are used, do's and don'ts of
completing an assignment and how to get into the "Shopper's Network."
To be a successful Mystery
Shopper students must have access to a personal computer. Bring a sack lunch.
Grossmont College, Room 55-554 park in lot #5
3918 Sat 7/25 9am-3
$42* Elaine Moran
*(plus $20 payable in class for handouts)
New and previously
commissioned notaries with the education and skills to pass the state
proctored examination, detect fraud, and become successful in a new
career. There is a growing need for notaries in the expanding financial,
real estate, business and law professions. Become a valuable employee or
own your own business. This class meets the state qualifications for new
applicants and notaries that are renewing their commissions. Students
will receive a state approved certificate of completion for the class in
order to take the State proctored notary examination.
Instructor is from the California School of
Notary Public and is a California Commissioned Notary Public and a Loan
Document Signing Specialist. State proctors will allow all students to take the
proctored exam after the class is completed. Bring a sack lunch.
Cuyamaca College
4688 Sat
5/9 8:30am-4 Room A-109
$70* 4pm-5:30 State Exam Betty Bosley
4689 Sat 6/27 8:30am-4
Room A-109
$70*
4pm-5:30 State Exam Betty Bosley
5480 Sat 8/1 8:30am-4
Room A-112
$70*
4pm-5:30 State Exam Betty Bosley
*(plus $45 payable in class for materials)
To take the state proctored examination on the day
of the exam,
applicant will be required to bring:
- Certificate of Completion
- Completed State notary application and bring
one 2" x 2" passport photo
- $40.00 check or money order
made payable to the Secretary of State
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Current driver's license,
passport, or active military identification card.
Back to the Top
California's real estate industry needs notaries who would like to
become Loan Document Signing Specialists. In this class, your instructor
will present information on the duties and responsibilities of the
Notary Public entering the loan industry as a Loan Document Signing
Specialist. Upon completion of the class, you will be eligible to take
an open book certification exam during the last hour of class, and
receive a Certificate of Completion. Prerequisite: attending,
or be
in the process of obtaining, a California State Notary Public license.
Bring a sack lunch.
Grossmont College, Room 38B-342 park in lot #3
5289 Sun 5/10 8:30am-3
$70*
3pm-4:30 Exam* Betty Bosley
5512 Sun 6/28 8:30am-3
Cancelled
$70*
3pm-4:30 Exam* Betty Bosley
5648 Sun 8/2 8:30am-3
$70*
3pm-4:30 Exam* Betty Bosley
*(plus $45 payable in class for materials)
- To take the exam, completion of course is required to complete
the course
- Also required is a $30.00 check or money order
made payable to the CSNP for exam and certificate
This class
shows you the methods professional investigators use to obtain their
information. Learn where to find, how to search for, and how to utilize
public records and databases including assest searches, background
investigations, skiptracing, public recorrds and pretexts. Who should
attend? Anyone interested in adoption, birth records, genealogy, or
investigation, Lawyers, bill collectors, business owners, investigators,
journalists, landlords, paralegals, or researchers will also benefit. In
California, a Private Investigator license
is not needed to conduct your own investigations.
Grossmont College, Room 53-550 park in lot #1
3962 W 6/10 6:30pm-9:30
$36* Jim Harriger
*(plus $25 payable in class for optional book)
* $40 check/money order payable to
the Secretary of State
*Current driver's license, passport, or active military identification
card
The Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) requires all licensed Smog
Check technicians whose License expires after January 1, 2009 to
complete the "2009 Update Training Course" prior to renewing their
license.
Cuyamaca College,
5800 Sat 5/9 & 5/16
8am-5 Room K-104
$295 Walter Gates
5801 TTh 6/16,18,23,25 6pm-10 Room K-104
$295 Walter Gates
5802 MW 7/27, 29, 8/3, 5 6pm-10 Room K-104
$295 Walter Gates
These classes are for people who want
to teach career and technical education in community college and/or high
school. Whether you are a new teacher or an experienced teacher, you
will find these classes valuable for your professional growth.
To register call (619)660-4350
Learning Theories and Learning Styles
This course will provide an overview
of learning theories relevant to career and technical education that
emphasizes the importance of teaching not only technical skills but
higher order thinking, problem solving, and collaborative skills to
prepare workers entry into and advancement in the workplace. Learning
styles will be defined and the importance of understanding the
difference among learning styles to enhance student learning. Career and
technical education instructors will gain knowledge of how to
incorporate constructivist/ contextual learning theory and accommodate
various learning styles when designing their curriculum.
Cuyamaca College, Room F-613
5788 Fri 5/1
5:30pm-9:30
$0
5794 Fri 7/17
5:30pm-9:30 $0
Teaching Methods and Strategies
This course will provide faculty with
the teaching tools needed to engage students in learning and increase
student mastery of subject matter. Six teaching methods will be covered:
project-based learning , work-based learning, direct instruction,
cooperative learning, and service learning. Strategies for integrating
academic skills will be addressed and how they apply to the adult
learner. Emphasis will be placed on how to integrate the disciplines of
Math, Science, and English Language Arts into career and technical
education.
Cuyamaca College
5787 Sat 5/2
9am-1 RoomF-613 $0
5793 Sat 7/18 9am-1 Room
F-627
$0
Critical Elements of Course Structure
This course will provide an overview
of how to create a syllabus, basic elements of course structure,
including student learning outcomes (SLOs), and their application.
Practical exercises in developing syllabi and SLOs will be presented.
Participants will gain knowledge of how to develop course objectives,
measurable student learning outcomes, and appropriate assessment
methods. Various types of testing, assessment methods, and rubrics will
be reviewed.
Cuyamaca College, Room F-613
5789 Fri 5/8
5:30pm-9:30
$0
5795 Fri 7/24 5:30pm-9:30 $0
Classroom Management
This course will provide an overview
of classroom management to create a positive environment for learning
and managing student behavior. This includes setting expectations,
dealing with difficult students, modeling appropriate behavior,
addressing students with special needs, and integrating soft skills.
Students will gain knowledge of effective classroom management
techniques for career and technical education classrooms and learning
labs.
Cuyamaca College, room F-613
5790 Sat 5/9
9am-1
$0
5796 Sat 7/25 9am-1 $0
What You Need to Know the First Week
This course will provide an overview
of the critical components needed to get started teaching at the
community college level. Course Content and Scope will include minimum
qualification to teach career and technical education, expectations of
Faculty, campus policies and procedures, campus resources, Faculty
evaluation process, campus layout and tour.
Cuyamaca College, Room F-613
Part I & II
5791 Fri
& 5/15 5:30pm-9:30
$0
Sat 5/16
9am-1
$0
Part I & II
5792 Fri & 7/31
5:30pm-9:30
$0
Sat 8/1
9am-1
$0
For more information contact Vicki
Hankins at
(619)660-4789 or victoroa.hankins@gcccd.edu
For our Noncredit classes please click link below
Professional
Development Academy
(See Non-Credit Vocational Education web
page)
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