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NONCREDIT SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION AND
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
SPRING 2020 | APRIL-JUNE
REGISTER NOW!
SEE INSIDE FRONT COVER FOR DETAILS
OR VISIT WWW.AACC.EDU/NONCREDIT
4 easy ways to
register!
REGISTER EARLY!
DATES
AND EVENTS
Your enrollment does matter. Decisions Visit aacc.edu for the full calendar.
to run each class are based on enrollment
prior to the start date of each class. FEBRUARY MAY
Courses are continually being added SPRING NONCREDIT MEMORIAL DAY
to the schedule. For the most REGISTRATION BEGINS May 23-25
Tuesday, Feb. 18 No classes. College closed.
up-to-date course offerings, visit
us at aacc.edu/noncredit.
Payment is due at the time of registration. KIDS IN COLLEGE
1 ONLINE
Register online through MyAACC.
MARCH
SPRING BREAK
March 16-22
PARENT ORIENTATION
9-10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 30
Location TBA
Step-by-step instructions on page 65 No classes. College closed. Join us at our parent orientation to learn
or visit www.aacc.edu/noncredit. about the day-to-day operations of the
2 REGISTER IN PERSON
Kids in College Summer Camp program.
Meet our staff and have all your
Arnold:
APRIL questions answered.
Center for Applied Learning and Technology SUMMER NONCREDIT
(CALT) Room 115 REGISTRATION BEGINS
8 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday Tuesday, April 28
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday JUNE
9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday KIDS IN COLLEGE
410-777-2325 PARENT ORIENTATION
6-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 3
Additional Registration Sites: Location TBA
Records and Registration / Arnold Join us at our parent orientation to learn
AACC at Arundel Mills about the day-to-day operations of the
Glen Burnie Town Center Kids in College Summer Camp program.
Meet our staff and have all your
Fort Meade Army Education Center
questions answered.
Visit aacc.edu/noncredit for information.
3 REGISTER BY MAIL
Mail a completed and signed registration
HEALTH PROFESSION INFORMATION SESSIONS
Interested in a career
form (page 66) with payment to: as a central sterile processor,
Continuing Education and Workforce dental assistant,
Development veterinary assistant
Attn: ISC – CALT 115 or nail tech?
101 College Parkway
Arnold, MD 21012-1895 Information sessions are
offered throughout
4 FAXFax completed and signed registration
the term.
Visit cewd.eventbrite.com
form with credit card payment for details.
information to: 410-777-4325.
CONNECT WITH AACC:
For information visit
aacc.edu/noncredit
or call 410-777-2325.
Scholarships School of Continuing Education and Workforce Development Scholarship Opportunities The School of Continuing Education and Workforce Development offers scholarship opportunities to students in approved noncredit certificate programs such as dental assisting, commercial truck driving, veterinary assisting and A+ computer repair. While scholarship funding varies depending on the funding sources, scholarship awards generally cover 75% of the cost of tuition and fees. To be eligible for a scholarship, students must be enrolled in an approved certificate program and must demonstrate financial need. Students should complete the scholarship application and the barriers assessment completely, and submit them with all required documentation at one time. For information about AACC scholarship opportunities and deadlines, and to download application materials, visit www.aacc.edu/costs-and-paying and select Other Ways to Pay for Noncredit.
REGISTER NOW! Computers and Technology.................................................. 20-22
Application Development.................................................... 22
4 Easy Ways to Register..................................... inside front cover Basic Computer Skills.................................................... 20, 22
Payment Options and Scholarships............................................64 Certification Preparation............................................... 20, 22
Registering Online: Step-by-step................................................. 65 Printing 3-D Printing.................................................................... 20
Registration Form............................................................................. 66 Programing, Coding and Scripting............................................ 21
Software and Internet Applications......................................... 21
Web Design and Development.......................................... 22
EVENTS AND ARTICLES
Dates and Events.................................................. inside front cover Construction and Trades.........................................................23-26
Construction Estimating..............................................................23
AACC Pop-Up Classes .................................................................. 34
Landscape....................................................................................... 24
Truck Driving.................................................................................. 24
INFORMATION Welding.......................................................................................... 25
How to Use this Schedule.................................................................4 Food and Beverage Management.............................................. 26
Campus Map........................................................................................5 Bartender......................................................................................... 26
Food Industry Certifications...................................................... 26
Policies and General Information.......................................... 62-63
Index of Online Offerings........................................................ 68-69 Health and Medical...................................................................27-29
Index of Subjects.........................................................................70-71 Assisted Living Manager.............................................................27
Basic Life Support, CPR and First Aid......................................27
Dental Assisting............................................................................ 28
CAREER AND Nursing............................................................................................ 29
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Pool and Spa Operation................................................................. 30
Job training, professional development, technical
Real Estate......................................................................................... 30
certifications
Licensure Preparation.................................................................. 30
Business......................................................................................... 15-16
Accounting and Finance........................................................ 16 Teaching Certifications........................................................... 30-31
Administration and Management................................15, 16 ESL Instructor................................................................................. 30
Entrepreneurship................................................................15, 16 Fitness Instructor........................................................................... 31
Job Skills Enhancement.......................................................... 16 Teacher Professional Development.......................................... 31
Marketing.............................................................................15, 16 Yoga Instructor............................................................................... 31
Nonprofit Leadership.............................................................. 16
Casino and Gaming Industry........................................................ 17
Casino Poker Dealer...................................................................... 17
Table Games Dealer...................................................................... 17
Child Care...................................................................................... 18-19
Core of Knowledge........................................................................ 18
Pre-Service Training...................................................................... 18
2 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 410-777-2325
BASIC EDUCATION Parenting and Family Life............................................................. 49
Caregiving....................................................................................... 49
Adult basic skills, GED, college preparation, ESL Parenting One-on-One............................................................... 49
Adult Basic Skills..............................................................................32 Peer Learning Partnership...................................................... 50-51
GED.......................................................................................................32 Photography...........................................................................51, 51
English as a Second Language (ESL).........................................33 Recreation and Fitness............................................................52-53
Interactive English.........................................................................33 Fishing.............................................................................................. 52
Golf.................................................................................................... 52
Martial Arts.................................................................................... 53
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Yoga.................................................................................................. 53
Cultural arts, food and culinary, fitness, history, World Languages...................................................................... 54-57
financial planning, parenting, and more. American Sign Language............................................................ 54
Chinese............................................................................................ 54
Arts, Dance, Music and Theater .........................................35-38 French..................................................................................54, 55
Crafts and Sewing......................................................................... 35 German............................................................................................ 54
Dance............................................................................................... 36 Italian................................................................................... 55, 55
Drawing...............................................................................37, 37 Japanese.................................................................................... 55
Jewelry..............................................................................................37 Russian............................................................................................. 55
Music....................................................................................37, 37 Spanish................................................................................ 55, 55
Painting and Printmaking............................................................ 38 Spanish Fluency for Professionals.............................................57
Casino.................................................................................................. 39 Writing....................................................................................57, 57
Learn to Play................................................................................... 39
College Test Preparation............................................................... 39
Graduate.................................................................................... 39 SENIORS
Undergraduate........................................................................ 39 Seniors.......................................................................................... 58-59
Communication and Critical Thinking................................ 39 Computer Technology................................................................. 58
Guild for LIFE.................................................................................. 58
Food and Beverage...................................................................40-43
Healthy Living for Older Adults................................................ 59
Cooking Demonstrations............................................... 40, 41
Event Planning.......................................................................... 41
Hands-On Cooking......................................................................40
The In-Home Classroom............................................................ 43 YOUTH PROGRAMS
Wine, Beer and Spirits................................................................. 43 Kids in College..................................................................................60
Academic Success........................................................................60
History and Heritage...............................................................44-45 Before/After Care.........................................................................60
Local and Regional........................................................................44 Kinder Musik........................................................................................
Traditions From Around the World.........................................44 STEM................................................................................................60
United States History..................................................................44
Home and Lifestyle..................................................................45-48
Financial Planning and Investing................................ 45, 48
Floral Design................................................................................... 46
Gardening...........................................................................47, 48
Home Improvement and Ownership...................................... 47
Interior Design........................................................................ 48
Pet Ownership...............................................................................48 Pages with this icon indicate the heading
Self-Defense...................................................................................48
or subheading is shown in the online course
Wellness............................................................................ 48, 48
advertisement on the indicated page.
NEW COURSES ADDED DAILY, VISIT WWW.AACC.EDU/NONCREDIT 3
NAVIGATING A COURSE
CORE OF KNOWLEDGE
CREDIT/ CHILD CARE TRAINING/TEACHER REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON
NONCREDIT SHARE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LICENSURE RENEWAL CODE
COURSE TITLE UNDERSTANDING THE CLOUD CONTENT AREA D CATEGORY A
COURSE DESCRIPTION Learn everything you need to truly understand the Creative Cloud, including how it works, what
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS drives it, why it's so popular and how to make it work for you. CEUs issued. Prerequisite: Working PRE/COREQUISITE
knowledge of PC hardware and software.
COURSE NOTE Note: Some sections offered online. Offered in partnership with ed2go. ONLINE COURSE AND
ONLINE PARTNER
COURSE COST. † INDICATES THE
TUITION IS NOT WAIVED FOR
SENIORS AND DISABLED RETIREES.
Cost: $132† includes $72 fee.
SECTION ID OLA-372-901 Sept. 14-Nov. 4 ONLN EDGO Kowalewski INSTRUCTOR LAST NAME
SECTION ID OLA-372-902 Sept. 26-Oct. 31 CADE 008 Kunsman INSTRUCTOR LAST NAME
NUMBER OF SESSIONS 10 sessions MW 6-9:45 pm
SECTION NOTE Note: No class Sept. 28. BUILDING AND ROOM NUMBER
MEETING DAYS START AND END DATE START AND END TIME
MEASURES OF ACHIEVEMENT
A CEWD certificate is a great way to demonstrate to an employer you AACC IS ISSUING DIGITAL BADGES
have received job training or completed a series of courses that resulted A digital badge is a visual representation of a learning experience, achievement, learning
in improved skills or technical knowledge. See pages 6-11 for a complete outcome or competency that is issued to the student electronically.
list of all CEWD certificate offerings. For information, visit Digital badges:
• Show the skills and concepts that prove your claims on résumés to employers.
www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2325.
• Single-click sharing gives employers a verifiable way to see your achievements.
• Can be shared to social media sites such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, email
and/or online portfolios that you can share with employers and friends.
Badges are issued for:
A CEU (Continuing Education Unit) is a measure used by continuing • A+ Customer Service • Guest Service Gold
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permanent record of training and professional development activities. • Casino Blackjack • AutoCAD 2-D
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• Cyber Safety
LOCATIONS AROUND THE COUNTY
ALST • All State Career Schools CATS • Center for Applied Technology - South SPGC • Severna Park Golf Center
2200 Broening Highway 211 Central Ave. E. 1257 Gov. Ritchie Highway
Baltimore, MD 21224 Edgewater, MD 21037 Severna Park, MD 21146
ANNA • Annapolis High School CCPT • Center for Cyber and Professional Training SPHS • Severna Park High School
2700 Riva Road 7556 Teague Road 60 Robinson Road
Annapolis, MD 21401 Hanover, MD 21076 Severna Park, MD 21146
AHB • Annapolis Home Brew EARL • Earlbeck Gases and Technologies
836 Ritchie Hwy #19 8204 Pulaski Highway SSTC• Sales and Service Training Center
Severna Park, MD 21146 Baltimore, MD 21237 7000 Arundel Mills Circle
Hanover, MD 21061
AACC • Anne Arundel Community College GBTC • Glen Burnie Town Center
101 College Parkway 101 Crain Highway N. SRHS • South River High School
Arnold, MD 21012 Glen Burnie, MD 21061 201 Central Ave. E.
Edgewater, MD 21037
AAMC • Anne Arundel Medical Center HCAT • Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute
2001 Medical Parkway 7438 Gov. Ritchie Highway TPBX • Temple Boxing LLC
Annapolis, MD 21401 Glen Burnie, MD 21061 2129 Baldwin Ave.
AMIL • Arundel Mills IEC • IEC Chesapeake Crofton, MD 21114
7009 Arundel Mills Circle 8751 Freestate Drive, Suite 250
Hanover, MD 21076 Laurel, MD 20723 WHEB • Willow Oak Herb Farm
8109 Telegraph Road
CART • Chesapeake Arts Center NCHS • North County High School Severn, MD 21144
194 Hammonds Lane 10 E. First Ave.
Brooklyn Park, MD 21225 Glen Burnie, MD 21061
CATN • Center for Applied Technology - North QWPA • Quiet Waters Park
800 Stevenson Road 600 Quiet Waters Park Road
Severn, MD 21144 Annapolis, MD 21403
4 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 410-777-2325
CAMPUS MAP
NEW COURSES ADDED DAILY, VISIT WWW.AACC.EDU/NONCREDIT 5
WORKFORCE TRAINING CERTIFICATES
WORKFORCE TRAINING CERTIFICATES are a great way
to show an employer you have achieved the learning outcomes in
preparation for a specific job or occupation, or successfully completed
a series of courses resulting in improved skills or technical knowledge.
Certificates may be issued to participants upon successful completion of
the noncredit certificate requirements listed below and submission of a signed
CEWD certificate application; there is no application fee. For information and
forms visit www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2325.
BUSINESS CASINO AND CHILD CARE
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE GAMING INDUSTRY CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE
EXAM PREPARATION
ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES USING TECHNOLOGY AACC offers eight Dealer School CEWD certificates.
CE.CDA-PREP
CE.ACCT.PRINC-TECH With the exception of the Casino Poker Dealer, all require
Students will be provided extensive coaching and mentoring
Enrich your employment prospects or gain the successful completion of COO-366 Introduction to
throughout the training; instructors will monitor
confidence to start your own business by mastering the Casino Games, GAM-300 ACT I Blackjack Dealer or a
application completion, site visit and exam preparation.
most popular accounting software applications. Develop current dealer license as a prerequisite to the program.
The resulting CDA credential will enable the recipient
spreadsheets and utilize contemporary bookkeeping For information visit www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates
an opportunity for more responsible positions in the
databases for use in small- to medium-sized businesses. or call 410-777-2743.
field of early childhood, possible increased salary
Successfully complete the five courses listed below
and advancement in the child care credential system.
to earn a CEWD certificate. This program is eligible for ACT 1 BLACKJACK DEALER
CE.ACT1BLACKJACK This certificate will supply individuals with both the
CEWD scholarships.
GAM-300 Accelerated Career Training 1: Blackjack Dealer educational requirements and the technical support
CTU-340 QuickBooks Computerized Accounting:
necessary to apply for the written exam and verification
Basics and Beyond
CARNIVAL GAMES DEALER visit as required by the Council for Professional
CTU-324 Microsoft Word: Introduction
CE.CASINO-CARNIVAL Recognition. This certificate program also supports the
CTU-327 Microsoft Excel: Introduction
CLI-356 Carnival Games Dealer Report on Developing a Master Plan on Professional
CTU-328 Microsoft Excel: Intermediate
Development for Teacher and Providers of Early
CTU-342 Applying Accounting Skills
CASINO CRAPS DEALER Childhood Education as submitted by the Maryland State
CE.CASINO-CRAPS Department of Education.
ADMINISTRATION AND COO-374 Introduction to Craps ECE-303 Child Development Associate Review
COO-367 Casino Craps Dealer and Application
MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL CASINO PAI GOW POKER DEALER FAMILY CHILD CARE PROVIDER
CE.ADMIN.PROF CE.CASINO-PAIGOW CE.CHILD.FAM-CARE
Be an essential component of the modern workforce COO-371 Casino Pai Gow Poker Dealer A loving and supportive home are the foundation
as a Certified Administrative Professional (CAP®). Use of well-developed and happy children. Learn how to
the latest technology for planning, travel and meeting CASINO PAI GOW TILES DEALER apply the framework of child growth and development
coordination and record maintenance. Apply the CE.CASINO.PGT-DEALER concepts into creating your own home child care center.
fundamentals of business law and ethical considerations COO-372 Casino Pai Gow Tiles Dealer Cultivate a safe, nurturing and enriching environment
when managing operations such as vetting team for all. Fulfills the requirements of the Maryland State
members. Prepare for the CAP® exam in partnership CASINO POKER DEALER Department of Education (MSDE) Office of Child Care to
with the International Association of Administrative CE.CASINO-POKER.ADV become a family child care provider. Successfully complete
Professionals. Successfully complete the two courses COO-385 Casino Poker Dealer the following six pre-service training child care courses
listed below to earn a CEWD certificate and help prepare CLI-302 Advanced Casino Poker Dealer to earn an AACC CEWD certificate and fulfill the training
for the Certified Administrative Professional (CAP®) requirement required by the Maryland State Department
exam administered by the International Association CASINO ROULETTE DEALER of Education Office of Child Care to become a family child
of Administrative Professionals. For information visit CE.CASINO-ROULETTE care provider. Visit www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates.
www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2910. COO-373 Casino Roulette Dealer CDA-321 Family CC Module 1 - Child Development
BNS-551 Administrative Assistant Fundamentals CDA-322 Family CC Module 2 - Curriculum
BNS-552 Administrative Assistant Applications MINI BACCARAT DEALER CDA-323 Family CC Module 3 - Health, Safety
CE.DEALER.MINI-BACC and Nutrition
COO-397 Casino Mini Baccarat Dealer CDA-324 Family CC Module 4 - Special Needs
CDA-325 Family CC Module 5 - Professionalism
CDA-326 Family CC Module 6 - Community
6 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 410-777-2325
WORKFORCE TRAINING CERTIFICATES
LEAD TEACHER 90-HOUR INFANT AND TODDLER
CHILD CARE TRAINING
COMPUTERS ESSENTIAL COMPUTER SKILLS
FOR TODAY’S WORKFORCE
CE.INFANT-90 AND TECHNOLOGY CE.ESTL-COMP
Experienced child care providers seeking lead teacher We are continuously developing new programs to Whether you’re new to the workforce or reentering
positions in child care centers specifically for infants meet industry needs and student demand. Visit in today’s fast-paced environment, modern computer
and toddlers can fulfill Maryland State Department of www.aacc.edu/jobtraining and select Computers skills are essential to nearly every profession. Learn
Education (MSDE) Office of Child Care requirements and Technology to see all of our course and program terminology and the critical functions that can
for teachers and senior staff with training from offerings including the following new programs: advance your confidence and support your growth
AACC. Training consists of two noncredit courses. • AutoCAD Certified User in your desired position. Successfully complete the one
Students will study the various aspects of growth • IT Support Specialist required course and one of the electives listed below
and development of children from birth through to earn a CEWD certificate. For information visit
adolescence. Students also will learn the principles AUTOCAD CERTIFIED USER www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2910.
of learning, learning environments and activities. CE.AUTOCAD CTU-339 Essential Computer Skills for Today's Workforce
Successful completion requires 100% attendance Master basic and advanced design skills, as you gain Elective courses (one elective required):
and 75% or better on all assessments. hands-on practice in using the 2-D tools in AutoCAD ONL-323 Résumé Writing Workshop
ECT-305 Child Growth and Development 2018. After gaining mastery in using basic tools, you’ll ONL-334 12 Steps to a Successful Job Search
ECT-328 Methods and Materials: Infant and Toddlers advance to explore efficiency tools, complex objects, use
of external reference and image files, advanced plotting, FUNDAMENTALS OF 21ST CENTURY
LEAD TEACHER 90-HOUR PRESCHOOL and customizations. With Autodesk certified curriculum, PROJECT MANAGEMENT
CHILD CARE you’ll learn all of the skills needed to prepare in part for CE.FUND.PROJECT-MGT
CE.CHILD.LD-TEACH the Autodesk AutoCAD 2018 Certified Professional and Project managers plan, coordinate, implement and
Lead your pupils to a bright and successful future User exams. Successfully complete the two courses listed finalize business initiatives according to specifications,
as a Lead Preschool Teacher. Master the methodologies below to earn a CEWD certificate. For information visit budget constraints and deadlines. Responsibly lead a
of child growth and development concepts that promote www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2910. team through all elements of the project scope to ensure
social, emotional, physical and cognitive development OLL-300 AutoCad 2018 Certified User Part 1 a project’s success. Successfully complete the three
in young children. Fulfills the requirements of the OLL-301 AutoCad 2018 Certified User Part 2 courses listed below and submit a student application
Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) Office form to earn a CEWD certificate. For information, visit
of Child Care for teachers and senior staff. CERTIFIED INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2910.
Successfully complete the following two courses to earn PROFESSIONAL - EXAM PREP BNS-513 Project Management Fundamentals
a CEWD certificate and fulfill Maryland State Department CE.INFOSYS.SEC-EXAM BNS-514 Project Management Applications
of Education Office of Child Care 90-hour child care Nearly all industries are demanding certified, OLA-357 Introduction to Microsoft Project 2013
requirements for preschool teachers. Successful experienced information security professionals to protect OR OLT-359 Microsoft Project 2016
completion requires 100% attendance and 75% their information and assets. The Certified Information
or better on all assessments. Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Certification – the
ECT-305 Child Growth and Development world’s global security standard – is a vendor neutral
ECT-306 Methods and Materials: Early Childhood certification governed by the nonprofit International
Information Systems Security Certification Consortium
LEAD TEACHER 90-HOUR SCHOOL-AGE (ISC)2. Achieving CISSP proves high proficiency in and
CHILD CARE TRAINING deep understanding of security concepts, principles and
CE.SCHOOLAGE-90 methodologies. Successfully complete the course listed
Experienced child care providers seeking lead below to earn a CEWD certificate and help prepare for
teacher positions in child care centers specifically the CISSP exam. For information visit www.aacc.edu/
for school-age children can fulfill Maryland State cewdcertificates or call 410-777-7387.
Department of Education (MSDE) Office of Child Care NTW-521 Certified Information Systems Security
requirements for teachers and senior staff with training Professional
from AACC. Training consists of two noncredit courses.
Students will study the various aspects of growth COMPTIA CYBERSECURITY ANALYST (CySA+)
and development of children from birth through CE.CYSA-PLUS
adolescence. Students also will learn the principles This certificate program prepares students to sit for the
of learning, learning environments. Successful industry recognized CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst
completion requires 100% attendance and 75% (CySA+) Certification exam. Students must have
or better on all assessments. completed NTW-547 CompTIA Security+ certification,
ECT-305 Child Growth and Development have equivalent knowledge, or by coordinator permission
prior to starting the program.
ECT-370 Methods and Materials: School-Age Child
NTW-574 CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+)
NEW COURSES ADDED DAILY, VISIT WWW.AACC.EDU/NONCREDIT 7
WORKFORCE TRAINING CERTIFICATES
INTRODUCTION TO MOBILE
APP DEVELOPMENT
SECURE INFRASTRUCTURE ASSOCIATE
CE.SEC-INFRA
CONSTRUCTION
We live in a mobile age where there is always an app Completion of this certificate program equips current AND TRADES
for that. Compatibility, functionality and creativity are or future network and computer system professionals
essential to mobile device application development. with the essential skills and principles for network BOILER OPERATIONS
Learn the appropriate technology functions using security and risk management. Students must have STATIONARY ENGINEER
HTML5 and CSS3, as well as JavaScript, to design, build completed CPT-363 Computer Fundamentals or have CERTIFICATION PREPARATION
and optimize cross-platform mobile apps that are fast general knowledge of computer hardware and software CE.ST-ENGR-PREP
and run on just about any smartphone, tablet or computer. or coordinator permission prior to starting the program. Master the central requirements of facilities maintenance
Successfully complete the four online courses listed NTW-541 CompTIA A+ Certification Exam Prep including ventilation and air systems, boilers, chillers,
below to earn a CEWD certificate. For information visit NTW-559 CompTIA Network+ Certification Exam Prep air conditioning and refrigeration equipment, condensers
www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2910. NTW-547 CompTIA Security+ Certification Exam Prep and compressors as a Maryland Certified Stationary
OLA-358 Introduction to CSS3 and HTML5 Engineer. Apply these essential skills to a variety of work
OLA-359 Intermediate CSS3 and HTML5 SECURITY+ EXAM PREP settings and improve your job prospects by preparing
OLA-344 Introduction to JavaScript CE.SEC-PLUS for the Maryland Board of Stationary Engineers licensing
OLA-336 Creating Mobile Apps with HTML5 Completion of this certificate program equips current exam. Successfully complete the two courses listed below
or future network and computer system professionals to earn a CEWD certificate and help prepare for the
NETWORK+ EXAM PREPARATION with the essential skills and principles for network Maryland Board of Stationary Engineers licensing exam.
CE.NET-PLUS security and risk management. Students must have OCA-310 Preparation for Maryland Stationary
Completion of this certificate program equips current a CompTIA A+ certification or equivalent knowledge Engineer Certification 1
or future computer network support professionals with of operating systems and hardware, and CompTIA OCA-311 Preparation for Maryland Stationary
the knowledge and skills needed to design, configure, Network+ certification or equivalent knowledge of basic Engineer Certification 2
manage and troubleshoot wired and wireless networks. networking concepts, or coordinator permission prior
CompTIA A+ certification or equivalent knowledge to starting the program.
of operating systems and hardware required prior to NTW-547 CompTIA Security+ Certification Exam Prep
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATING
starting the program. CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATING
NTW-559 CompTIA Network+ Certification Exam Prep CE.CSTN-EST
Construct a résumé that proves you have satisfied
PC TECHNICIAN the industry requirements of estimating, bidding, blue
CE.PC.TECH print reading and math concepts as a construction
IT support positions require competency in installing, estimator. Complete this comprehensive program
maintaining, customizing and operating personal in partnership with Construction Experts Inc.
computers. Enhance your employment prospects by Successfully complete the five online courses listed
successfully completing classes to help you prepare below to earn a CEWD certificate. For information
for the CompTIA A+ exam – the industry’s certification visit www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates
standard. Successfully complete the course listed below or call 410-777-2910.
to earn a CEWD certificate and help prepare for the OCA-507 Introduction to Constructing Estimating
CompTIA A+ certification exam. For information visit OCA-509 Construction Blueprint Reading
www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-7387. OCA-510 Estimating and Bidding 1
NTW-541 CompTIA A+ Certification Prep. OCA-511 Estimating and Bidding 2
OCA-512 Construction Materials and Processes
8 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 410-777-2325WORKFORCE TRAINING CERTIFICATES
HVAC TRUCK DRIVING COSMETOLOGY
HVACR ENTRY LEVEL TECHNICIAN Students must meet eligibility requirements and schedule
CE.HVACR-ENTRY an appointment with the CDL program manager. For NAIL TECHNICIAN
Apply the fundamental mechanics of heating, ventilation information about AACC’s truck driving training visit NAIL TECHNICIAN
and air conditioning (HVAC) by becoming an entry-level www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2935. CE.NAIL-TEC
HVACR technician. Use your hands to install, maintain Interested in a career as a nail technician, one of the
COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSE A fastest growing occupations? Learn how to apply
and repair both residential and commercial heating and CE.CDL.CLASS-A
cooling systems. Complete this comprehensive program acrylic and gel nails; beginner, intermediate and
Knowledge of road safety and adaptable driving skills
in partnership with All-State Career. Students must meet advanced manicure and pedicure procedures and
are essential components of commercial driving. Learn
eligibility requirements and schedule an appointment to properly operate equipment for CDL A certification techniques; as well as discuss the business aspects
with the HVACR program manager. For information visit including heavy trucks and tractor trailers. Navigate of salon management. Upon successful completion
www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2040. factors such as timing and delivery in the transportation of the required four courses students will be eligible
OCA-390 Fundamentals of Electricity Part 1 industry. Complete thiscomprehensive program to sit for the state board exam. Visit www.aacc.edu/
OCA-391 Fundamentals of Electricity Part 2 in partnership with All-State Career. cewdcertificates for information or call 410-777-2040.
OCA-392 Mechanical Controls and Motors Part 1 OCA-334 Commercial Driver’s License Class A: Part 1 SLN-500 Nail Technician: Part 1
OCA-393 Mechanical Controls and Motors Part 2 OCA-335 Commercial Driver’s License Class A: Part 2 SLN-501 Nail Technician: Part 2
SLN-502 Nail Technician Clinical: Part 1
OCA-394 Commercial Refrigeration Part 1
COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSE B SLN-503 Nail Technician Clinical: Part 2
OCA-395 Commercial Refrigeration Part 2
OCA-396 EPA Duct Design, Load Calculation Part 1 CE.CDL.CLASS-B
Knowledge of road safety and adaptable driving skills
OCA-397 EPA Duct Design, Load Calculation Part 2
are essential components of Commercial Driving. Learn
OCA-398 Basic Refrigeration Systems Part 1 to properly operate equipment for CDL B certification
OCA-399 Basic Refrigeration Systems Part 2 including straight trucks, dump trucks, passenger buses
OCC-302 Air Conditioning Part 1 and motor coaches. Navigate factors such as timing,
OCC-303 Air Conditioning Part 2 delivery, and passenger safety in the transportation
OCC-304 Heating Systems Part 1 industry. Complete this comprehensive program
OCC-305 Heating Systems Part 2 in partnership with All-State Career.
OCC-306 Heat Pump Systems Part 1 OCA-343 Commercial Driver’s License Class B
OCC-307 Heat Pump Systems Part 2
WELDING
HVACR TECHNICIAN LEVEL ONE WELDING FOR WORK: MIG
CE.HVACR-1 CE.WELD-MIG
Apply the fundamental mechanics of heating, Get hands-on training using the latest equipment for
ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) by completing MIG welding available in the industry. Learn terminology,
this accelerated three-month program to get on the how to properly operate equipment, examine industry
job fast. Use your hands to install, maintain and repair standards and apply safety practices. Complete this
both residential and commercial heating and cooling comprehensive program in partnership with Earlbeck
systems. Complete this comprehensive program and Gases and Technologies.
procure industry recognized certificates through the OCC-345 Welding for Work: MIG
North American Excellence Examination (NATE) that is
WELDING FOR WORK: STICK
approved by the state of Maryland. For information visit CE.WELD-STICK
www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2040. Get hands-on training using the latest equipment for
OCA-573 Entry Level HVAC Technician Training Part 1 Stick welding available in the industry. Learn terminology,
OCA-574 Entry Level HVAC Technician Training Part 2 how to properly operate equipment, examine industry
standards and apply safety practices. Complete this
comprehensive program in partnership with Earlbeck
Gases and Technologies.
OCC-344 Welding for Work: STICK
WELDING FOR WORK: TIG
CE.WELD-TIG
Get hands-on training using the latest equipment for
TIG welding available in the industry. Learn terminology,
how to properly operate equipment, examine industry
standards and apply safety practices. Complete this
comprehensive program in partnership with Earlbeck
Gases and Technologies.
OCC-346 Welding for Work: TIG
NEW COURSES ADDED DAILY, VISIT WWW.AACC.EDU/NONCREDIT 9WORKFORCE TRAINING CERTIFICATES
FOOD AND BEVERAGE HEALTH AND MEDICAL NURSING
MANAGEMENT BASIC LIFE SUPPORT,
CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT/GERIATRIC
NURSING ASSISTANT
FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT CPR AND FIRST AID CE.CNA-GNA
BARTENDER MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID Be a primary member of a patient care staff in the
CE.BAR.TEND CE.MENTAL.HEA-FA role of a certified nursing/geriatric nursing assistant.
Cultivate a safe and fun environment as a professional Individuals can benefit from learning how to assist others Provide assistive medical care to treat patients, provide
bartender. Apply the fundamentals of bar preparation, in mental health crisis situations and take the necessary instructions and answer questions, and obtain and
maintenance and cleanup. Learn terminology, beverage steps until professional help or responsible family members update patient records. Enrich your passion for helping
recipes, and serving with style for a “straight up” can provide care. Visit www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates people in this rewarding profession by successfully
awesome customer experience. Successfully complete or call 410-777-2401. completing classes to help you prepare for the Maryland
the courses below to earn a CEWD certificate. Visit TPC-354 Mental Health First Aid Nurse Aid Written Examination and Skills Evaluation
www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates for information. as well as the Maryland Geriatric Nursing Assistant
HCT-357 Bartending certification exam.
HCT-351 ServeSafe Alcohol Certification DENTAL ASSISTING NRN-333 CNA/GNA/PCT Theory
DENTAL ASSISTING AND RADIOLOGY NRN-334 CNA/GNA/PCT Skills Lab/Clinical
PROFESSIONAL COOKING SKILLS CE.DENTAL-RADIOLOGY
CE.PROF-COOK Be an integral member of a dental office staff in the
The Professional Cooking Skills training is designed to role of a dental assistant. Provide assistive medical care LICENSED NURSE REFRESHER
quick-start your culinary skills. This training consists to treat patients, provide postoperative instructions CE. LIC-NURSE-REFRESH
of five face-to-face, noncredit courses. Topics include and advice on general oral care, and obtain and update Registered nurses and licensed practical nurses with an
kitchen procedures, intermediate kitchen skills, cooking patient records. Enrich your passion and support a dentist inactive nursing license planning to reenter the nursing
techniques, restaurant cooking, baking techniques, and in this rewarding profession. Successfully complete the field are required to complete a refresher course by the
menu costing and design. This training consists of five courses listed below to earn a CEWD certificate. Maryland Board of Nursing if they have not met the
face-to-face, noncredit courses. Students attend class OCA-348 Dental Assisting and Radiology 1,000 practice hours in a five-year period. This program
four days a week for 16 weeks. OPA-334 Career Development for Dental Assisting satisfies that requirement for the Maryland Board of
HCT-359 Hot Kitchen Nursing. Nurses without an expired license may also
HCT-333 Certification in Sanitation be interested in this program to update or expand their
HCT-360 Baking Kitchen DIETARY MANAGER knowledge. Successfully complete the courses listed
HCT-361 Prep Kitchen DIETARY MANAGER below to earn a CEWD certificate.
HCT-362 Restaurant Kitchen CE.DIETARY.MGR NRG-306 Licensed Nurse Refresher: Part 1 Theory,
Apply the concepts of medical nutrition, therapy, food or NRN-521 Licensed Nurse Refresher:
service operations and human resource functions Part 1 (Online)
in clinical and academic careers. Examine how menus NSN-387 Licensed Nurse Refresher: Part 2 – Clinical
play a crucial role in individual health and support an
organization’s bottom line through budget management. MEDICINE AIDE
Successfully complete the six courses listed below CE.MEDICINE.AIDE
to earn a CEWD certificate. Enhance your current role as a geriatric nursing assistants
DMA-500 Management and Supervision for (GNA). Become certified to administer medications to
Dietary Managers nursing home clients/residents
DMA-501 Food Systems Management in a Maryland Long-Term Care facility as approved
DMA-502 Nutrition for Dietary Managers by The Maryland Board of Nursing (MBON). Successfully
DMA-503 Management and Supervision Clinical complete the course listed below to earn a
DMA-504 Food Systems Management Clinical CEWD certificate.
DMA-505 Nutrition Clinical NRN-325 Certified Medicine Aide
10 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 410-777-2325WORKFORCE TRAINING CERTIFICATES
REGISTERED NURSE, CASE MANAGER/
DELEGATING NURSE IN ASSISTED LIVING
TEACHING YOGA INSTRUCTOR
CE.RN.CM-DN CERTIFICATIONS 200-HOUR REGISTERED YOGA
TEACHER (RYT) TRAINING
Take your nursing career to the next level by becoming
a registered nurse case manager/delegating nurse. ESL INSTRUCTOR CE.YOGA.200
Enrich your prana by strengthening your understanding
Delegate nursing functions including medication INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING ESL
administration and supervise medication technicians in CE.TEACH-ESL of the art and science of yoga. Deepen your practice
the assisted living setting as approved by The Maryland Welcome all who enter your classroom with and expand your knowledge in order to become a
Board of Nursing (MBON). Students must be current, compassion and understanding. Showcase these yoga teacher or obtain a higher level of certification.
active, registered nurses in Maryland (or a compact qualities by meeting the diverse needs of English as a Complete this compressive program in partnership
state) to qualify for this program. The RN,CM/DN meets second language students. Develop practical skills for with Yoga4Life. For information visit
the requirements to delegate medication administration, classroom management, create clear assignments and www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-7387.
teach the 20-hour Medication Administration Training assessments, and encourage participation and student YGA-553 200 Hour Professional Yoga Instructor: Part 1
Program to the Medication Technician (MT) working in success. Successfully complete the following courses to YGA-551 200 Hour Professional Yoga Instructor: Part 2
the assisted living setting, and supervise the medication earn a CEWD certificate. For information visit YGA-552 200 Hour Professional Yoga Instructor: Part 3
technician. Successfully complete NRN-500 RN,CM/DN www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call 410-777-2901.
Training Program in Assisted Living and submit a student ESL-380 Introduction to Teaching ESL 300-HOUR REGISTERED YOGA
application form to be issued a CEWD certificate. Visit ELL-381 ESL Teacher Practicum TEACHER (RYT) TRAINING
ESL-382 Teaching ESL/EFL Vocabulary CE.YOGA.300
www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates or call
ESL-383 Teaching ESL/EFL Grammar Deepen your wisdom as a yoga practitioner and
410-777-2970 for information about this program.
ESL-384 Teaching ESL/EFL Reading instructor by adding intermediate and advanced yoga
poses to your series. Expand your teaching role to
STERILE PROCESSING present at workshops or even open your own studio.
TEACHER PROFESSIONAL Complete this compressive program in partnership
CENTRAL STERILE PROCESSING TECHNICIAN with Yoga4Life. Students must successfully complete
CE.STERILE-PROC-TECH DEVELOPMENT
the 200-hour registered yoga teacher (RYT) training
Join the high-growth field of health care as a central PATHWAY TO TEACHING ADULTS certificate prior to enrolling in this program. For
sterile processing technician. Ensure the cleanliness and CE.PATH.TEACH.ADULTS information visit www.aacc.edu/cewdcertificates
safety of operating rooms, tables and other equipment Apply pedagogical methodologies to enhance or call 410-777-7387.
in the industry and maintain an inventory of tools. Apply instruction by cultivating an atmosphere that supports
this vital skill in a variety of medical settings including the unique qualities of diverse adult learners. Develop
general hospitals, public health clinics, private doctors’ practical skills for engagement, management and
offices and specialized surgical centers. Successfully complete design. Provide clear assessments that promote success VETERINARY
the two courses listed below to earn a CEWD certificate.
STP-500 Central Sterile Processing Technician
for adults in the classroom and beyond. Successfully ASSISTING
complete the three required courses and three of the
OPA-337 Career Development electives listed below to earn a CEWD certificate. VETERINARY ASSISTING
Call 410-777-2970 for information about TAD-301 Teaching the Adult Learner CE.VET-ASST
this program. TAD-303 Strategies for Teaching Adults with Be an integral member of a veterinary office staff in the
Diverse Needs role of a veterinary assistant. Provide assistive medical
TAD-304 Assessing the Adult Learner care, support in examinations, conduct laboratory
work and deliver drug therapies. Enrich your passion
Elective courses (three electives required): and support animals in this rewarding profession.
TAD-302 Supporting and Engaging Students Successfully complete the two courses listed below
TAD-305 Technology for Educators to earn a CEWD certificate.
TAD-306 Energizing your Presentations CCS-533 Veterinary Assistant 1: Outpatient
TAD-307 Innovation in Education Diagnostics and Pharmacy
TAD-308 Educator Portfolio Development CCS-534 Veterinary Assistant 2: Inpatient
TAD-309 Culturally Responsive Instruction Surgery and Emergency
TAD-310 Management Strategies in the Classroom
NEW COURSES ADDED DAILY, VISIT WWW.AACC.EDU/NONCREDIT 11We are seeking dynamic professionals
interested in teaching part time in the
following topics/subject areas.
• Adult Basic Skills/GED • Fitness-Yoga, Tai Chi,
• Baking and Pastry Weight Training,
• Barbering Boot Camp
• Casino Gaming • Food and Beverage
Management
• Central Sterile
Processing • Foreign Languages
including Arabic,
• Certified Employee
Japanese, Italian,
Benefits Specialist
German, Spanish
• Certified Librarian and French
Masters Library
• History
Science
• Hospitality
• Certified Nursing
Management
Assistant and Geriatric
Nursing Assistant • Human Resources
Management
• Communication
• HVAC Technician
• Creative Writing
• Interior Design
• Culinary Arts
• Martial Arts
• Customer Services
• Nail Technician
• Cyber including Java,
Python, Java Script • Patient Care Technician
• Dental Assisting • Philosophy
• Earth Sciences • Political Science
• Electrical Technician • Psychology
• Employment Readiness • Stationary Engineering
Including Résumé • Supervisory Skills
Writing, Interviewing • Team-Building
Skills
• English as a Second
Language
Interested applicants should submit a cover letter
and résumé to mrhoffman2@aacc.edu.
Anne Arundel Community College is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
As a condition of employment and in connection with your employment application
process, Anne Arundel Community College shall conduct a background check on all
candidates selected for employment. The information contained in such background
reports shall be used for job relevant employment purposes. All offers of employment
are contingent upon the favorable results of a background check screening.
While we appreciate your interest in employment with Anne Arundel Community College,
we regret that we are unable to sponsor employment Visas for job applicants at this time.
Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) has responded to the needs of a diverse community for more than 50 years by offering high quality, affordable and accessible learning opportunities. Established in 1961, AACC is a fully-accredited, public two-year institution that offers
national and regional studies that can lead to a degree or certificate, industry credential, transfer to a four-year institution, or career enhancement, personal enrichment and lifelong learning. AACC is committed to supporting and sustaining a diverse and inclusive educational
environment with learning as our central mission. Diversity is not merely a goal but a value that is embedded throughout the institution in multiple areas including (but not limited to): learning, teaching, student development, institutional functioning, and engagement
in partnerships with the local and global community. AACC is an equal opportunity employer who values the power of diversity and the strength it brings to the workplace.
12 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 410-777-2325NEW COURSES ADDED DAILY, VISIT WWW.AACC.EDU/NONCREDIT 13
CORPORATE
TRAINING
AT ANNE ARUNDEL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The Corporate Training Group is a local training and performance improvement
resource right here in your backyard. Learn how your business, agency and/or
organization can benefit from our customized training and consulting services
in the topics such as:
• Leadership development
• Employee development
410-777-2732
• Coaching www.ctgaacc.com
• E-learning solutions ctg@aacc.edu
14 REGISTRATION INFORMATION 410-777-2325CAREER AND
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
BUSINESS Marketing
Business............................. 15-16 Introduction to Social Media
Administration Learn about social media, the top sites and their
Casino and Gaming role in business and personal life. Examine case
Industry...................................17
and Management studies and discuss how businesses use social media
For information regarding a continuing education for communication, customer retention, branding,
certificate as an administrative professional, see page 6. marketing, market research and needs assessment.
Child Care........................... 18-19 CEUs issued.
Introduction to Data Analysis Note: Offered online in partnership with Learning
Resources Network Inc. (LERN).
Computers Learn to analyze data in a business setting. Increase
and Technology.................. 20-22 business productivity by analyzing collected data Cost: $202 includes $105 fee.
to determine trends and make predications. CEUs issued. BIS-502-201 April 6-May 1 ONLN LERN Siscaretti
Note: Offered online in partnership with Learning
Construction Resources Network Inc. (LERN). Marketing Using Social Media
and Trades.......................... 23-26 Cost: $202 includes $105 fee. Explore major social media including Twitter, LinkedIn
BIS-569-201 April 6-May 1 ONLN LERN Rutledge and blogging, and how to use it to engage customers
and clients. Develop a two-way communication and
Food and Beverage marketing strategy for an organization using social
Management.......................... 26 Supervisory and Leadership
media. CEUs issued.
Learn practical, insightful methods for effective
Note: Offered online in partnership with Learning
delegation, performance management and
Resources Network Inc. (LERN).
Health and Medical............ 27-29 performance reviews. Discuss the supervisor's role
and responsibilities, and strategies for improving Cost: $202 includes $105 fee.
effectiveness and leadership. CEUs issued. BIS-503-201 May 4-29 ONLN LERN Will
Pool and Spa Operation........... 30 Note: Offered online in partnership with Learning
Resource Network Inc. (LERN).
Real Estate.............................. 30 Cost: $402 includes $205 fee.
BNS-579-201 April 6-May 29 ONLN LERN Klauss
Teaching Certifications....... 30-31
Business Leadership for Women
Identify and develop skills to become a successful
leader. Explore framing, approach to obstacles,
relationship building and assertiveness. Build
on strengths. Assess the successes and challenges
faced by women as role models.
Cost: $140† includes $77 fee.
WNI-329-201 May 6-June 3 ONLN ED4CR Quinn
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur Boot Camp
Identify the characteristics, knowledge and skills needed
to become a successful entrepreneur. Develop goals
and a plan to establish your business. Learn techniques
to manage a new business successfully. CEUs issued.
Note: Offered online in partnership with Learning
Resources Network Inc. (LERN).
Cost: $202 includes $105 fee.
BIS-505-201 April 6-May 1 ONLN LERN Law
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