NON-CREDIT COURSE SCHEDULE SUMMER 2016

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Summer 2016 Enrichment Program
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Monday – Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
This new approach to summer programming offers
innovative and creative activities with weekly themes.
Week 1, June 20-23: NASA Space Explorers
Week 2, June 27-30: Mad Scientists
Week 3, July 5-7: Adventure Unleashed
Week 4, July 11-14: We Have a Dream
Week 5, July 18-21: Amazing Artists
Week 6, July 25-28: Mysteries Galore
Weekly registration and before and after care is available.
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Kids@College is being held at PSC’s Matteson Area Center.
Find out more by visiting prairiestate.edu/kids or
calling (708) 709-3750.
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Matteson Area Center
4821 Southwick Drive, Matteson, IL 60443
Non-Credit
Table of Contents
Adult Education
Adult Basic Education (ABE)...................................................6
Adult Literacy Institute.............................................................6
Adult Secondary Education (formerly GED).......................6
English as a Second Language (ESL).......................................6
Business and Industry Resources Conference Center...................................................................7
Construction Business Development Center (CBDC).....7
Continuing Professional Education (CEU/PD)....................7
Corporate Education and Training.........................................7
SouthWorks MakerLab.............................................................7
Business Solutions
Leadership Training....................................................................8
Marketing.....................................................................................8
Quality Management.................................................................8
Career Training
Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).....................................9
Forklift....................................................................................9-10
Healthcare...........................................................................10-12
Home Inspection......................................................................12
IT Career Lab............................................................................12
Legal............................................................................................13
Manufacturing (NIMS).............................................................13
Real Estate.................................................................................14
Computer and Information Technology
Computer Express...................................................................15
Microsoft Office.................................................................15-16
Social Media...............................................................................16
Web Design...............................................................................16
Creative Arts
Music...........................................................................................17
Summer Nights Series............................................................17
Kids @ College
Teen and Youth Programs.......................................................18
Lifelong Learning/Personal Enrichment
Communication........................................................................19
House and Home.....................................................................19
Language.....................................................................................19
Mature Learning
Home..........................................................................................20
Medicare.....................................................................................20
Online Training
Career and Personal Training...........................................26-27
Recreation and Wellness
Fitness...................................................................................21-22
Martial Arts/Self-Defense.......................................................22
Positive Learning......................................................................22
Registration
Locations......................................................................................4
Payment Information.................................................................5
Registration Information..........................................................5
Registration Form....................................................................28
Tuition Assistance.......................................................................5
Safety and Security
Firearms Training......................................................................23
OSHA.........................................................................................23
Work-Related Training
Computers................................................................................24
Construction.............................................................................24
Education...................................................................................24
Food Preparation.....................................................................25
Medi-Car....................................................................................25
Welding......................................................................................25
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Directions to Main Campus
From the north: Drive south on I-94 to I-80 west exit. Follow I-80 west about two miles to Halsted Street south
exit (Route 1). Take Halsted Street south about three miles to the campus.
From the north/west: Take the Tri-State Tollway (I-294) south to I-80/94 east. Follow I-80/94 east about one mile
to Halsted Street south exit (Route 1). Take Halsted Street south about three miles to the PSC campus.
From the south: Drive north on I-57 to the Vollmer Road exit. Follow Vollmer Road east about five miles to the
PSC campus on your right.
From the east: Follow I-80 west to Halsted Street south exit (Route 1). Take Halsted Street south about three miles
to the campus.
Directions to Matteson Area Center
From Lincoln Highway (Route 30) turn south on Cicero Avenue. Turn right at the second traffic light onto Southwick Drive.
The MAC will be on your left.
Key to Prairie State College Buildings
ATOC Adult Training and Outreach Center
PSC Main Campus
CC Conference Center
PSC Main Campus
FH Fitness and Health Complex
Franciscan Fitness Center
100 W. 197th Pl., Chicago Heights
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K Building- North Campus
202 S. Halsted St., Chicago Heights
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Health/Tech Center- North Campus
MAC Matteson Area Center
4821 Southwick Dr., Matteson
PSC Main Campus
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Technology/Education Center
TWL Transportation, Warehousing, and Logistics
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This icon indicates a Vocational Certificate
Program.
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This icon indicates training will take
place online.
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This icon indicates a textbook must be
purchased for the class. Textbooks may be
purchased at the Barnes & Noble College
Bookstore on the main campus.
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity
Act (WIOA) helps eligible individuals obtain
new job skills through training. This icon
indicates the course is “WIOA-Approved.”
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This icon indicates a Continuing Education
Unit (CEU) course.
This icon indicates a new course.
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M = Monday T = Tuesday
W = Wednesday
TH = Thursday
F = Friday
S = Saturday
SU = Sunday
Visit our website at prairiestate.edu | For more information call (708) 709-3750
Non-Credit Registration and Payment
Registration Options
1. Register online
Visit prairiestate.edu/webadvisor
Click on Continuing Education: Instant Enrollment, select
Register and Pay for Non-Credit Courses and Programs.
2. Register in person
Stop by Enrollment Services on the main campus (PSC)
or Matteson Area Center (MAC) on weekdays. Please note
that only credit and debit card payments are accepted at
the MAC.
3. Register by phone
Call (708) 709-3516 or (708) 709-3750. Please have your
course code and credit or debit card information ready.
4. Register by mail
Complete the registration form on page 28. Send payment
with completed registration form to Prairie State College,
Attn: Enrollment Services, 202 South Halsted St., Chicago
Heights, IL 60411.
Tuition Assistance Through the
Workforce Innovation and
Opportunity Act
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
(WIOA) has helped many individuals obtain new job skills
and training to make them more employable. If you meet
eligibility requirements and funding is available, WIOA may
help pay for your tuition, books, and other fees associated
with college courses. Courses that qualify are noted with the
icon (
) after the course titles. For more information
on WIOA, contact the Chicago Heights Workforce Center at
Prairie State College at (708) 709-7975.
Payment Options
Payment is due in full at the time of registration.
1. Cash
Cash payments are accepted in person only at the main
campus Business Office.
2. Personal Check
Checks should be made payable to Prairie State College.
Driver’s license number and phone number must be included
on the check. Check payment can be mailed or made in
person at the main campus Business Office.
3. Credit/Debit Card
Visa, Discover, MasterCard, or Debit Card is accepted online
through instant enrollment, in person at the main campus
Business Office or MAC, by phone, or mail.
Refunds
If you register for a non-credit class, but are unable to attend,
you are required to fill out an Add/Drop form to officially
withdraw from the course. This can be accomplished by
visiting the Enrollment Services Office at our main campus or
the Matteson Area Center during business hours. Dependent
on the course, students can also withdraw from courses via
WebAdvisor 48 hours prior to the start date of the course.
No refunds will be issued unless requested 48 hours before
the first class meeting (excluding weekends and holidays).
Refunds are issued by check every Friday, after the end of the
refund period. No refunds will be paid in cash. If requested,
credit card payments may be refunded as a credit to the card
used for payment. The card must be presented to the cashier
at the time of your request.
Tuition for Senior Citizens
Senior citizens (60 years of age and older) are permitted to
enroll in most non-credit courses for a 20% discount. Proof
of age must be presented at the time of registration. Some
restrictions apply. For more information call (708) 709-3750.
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Adult Education
The Adult Education Program at PSC serves a diverse
population of adult learners. Adult Literacy, Adult Basic
Education (ABE), English as a Second Language (ESL), and
Adult Secondary Education (ASE) classes are tuition free
and offered on and off campus. Students who are 16-17
years old must provide documentation providing formal
withdrawal from high school. English Language classes are
open to non-native English speakers over the age of 18.
Classes are available mornings and evenings. Registration is
required for all programs.
• Adult Literacy Institute: The institute matches
students with trained volunteer tutors for one-on-one
or small group reading, writing, and math instruction. Call
(708) 709-3724 for more information.
• Adult Basic Education: Classes offer opportunities
for students to improve their basic reading, writing, and
math skills. Call (708) 709-7931 or (708) 709-7880 for
more information.
Career Preparation
Courses - Tuition Free
ESL Bridge to Healthcare Careers prepares
advanced non-native speakers of English to begin
their studies toward a healthcare career. Students will
improve their English language and math skills, explore
career options in the healthcare industry, and receive
support services to help achieve their academic and
career goals. Call (708) 709-3722 or (708) 709-3721
for more information. Space is limited.
Bridge to the Industrial Trades
prepares students for the Illinois High School
Equivalency Exam while introducing career pathways in
the skilled trades. Students will increase basic academic
skills, explore career options, develop job skills, and
receive transition services to help achieve their
academic and career goals. Call (708) 709-7910 or
(708) 709-3721 for more information. Space is limited.
• English as a Second Language: Classes teach
speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills to adults
whose native language is not English. Call (708) 709-3790
or (708) 709-7922 for more information.
• Adult Secondary Education
(formerly known as GED)
Classes in English and Spanish prepare students to take
the Illinois High School Equivalency Exam, the nationally
accepted equivalent of a high school diploma. The exam
is a four subject test that measures skills required by high
schools and requested by colleges and employers. The four
subjects are science, social studies, mathematical reasoning,
and reasoning through language arts.
Call (708) 709-7931 or (708) 709-7880 for more
information about ASE classes taught in English.
Call (708) 709-3790 or (708) 709-7922 for more
information about ASE classes taught in Spanish.
Call (708) 709-7931 or (708) 709-3790 for more
information about dates for the Constitution test.
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According to the Stevens Amendment Act, the grant funded
portion of the Adult Education and Family Literacy program at
Prairie State College for Fiscal Year 2016 is financed with federal
funds totaling $211,813.00.
Volunteer Literacy Tutors
Call (708) 709-3724 for more information.
Tutor responsibilities:
• Complete a 20-hour tutor training workshop.
• Maintain a weekly meeting schedule with assigned
student(s).
This project is made possible by the Illinois State Library (ISL),
a division of the Secretary of State’s office, using state funds
designated for literacy.
Business and Industry Resources
Conference Center and
Room Rental
Book your next event at the Conference Center at Prairie
State College. We offer free parking, onsite catering with
Fratellos, multimedia equipment and a friendly supportive
staff. To schedule a site visit or check available dates call
(708) 709-3602 or visit prairiestate.edu/conferencecenter.
Construction Business
Development Center (CBDC)
The Construction Business Development Center (CBDC)
is a collaboration between the Illinois Tollway and the
Illinois Community College Board, in partnership with
College Of Lake County, Prairie State College, Moraine
Valley Community College, and South Suburban College.
The project is designed to increase opportunities for:
small, minority, veteran, and women owned businesses
and prepare them to bid on agency projects. For more
information, call (708) 709-3692 or visit cbdc.info.
Continuing Professional Education
PSC offers onsite trainings to assist professionals with
maintaining their knowledge and skills by offering
Continuing Education Units (CEU) and Professional
Development (PD) for:
• Arborists
• Social Workers
• Nurses
• Speech Pathologists
• Counselors
• Food Service
•N
ursing Home
Professionals
Administrators
• Teachers (PD)
Event planners are able to add value to their conferences
by offering CEUs to attendees through the CEU Provider
Program. PSC manages all CEU paperwork and provides
attendees with a CEU certificate.
For more information, call (708) 709-7919 or visit
prairiestate.edu/cpe.
Corporate Education and Training
Invest in your employees through innovative training
solutions that increase efficiency, enhance operations, and
improve your bottom line. The Corporate Education and
Training Department is committed to lifelong learning
by offering results-oriented training for your workforce
needs. We offer powerful and valuable solutions through
customized programs that are presented either at your
company facilities or on our campus.
Corporate Education supports a multitude of industries,
including, but not limited to, business, healthcare,
manufacturing/trades, and non-profit organizations.
We provide customized training in areas such as:
• Communication
• Customer Service
• Leadership
• Manufacturing Practices
• Safety
• Team Development
• Technology
For more information, call (708) 709-7895 or visit
prairiestate.edu/training.
SCORE
SCORE is a national nonprofit association and part of the
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). FREE business
consulting is available at our Matteson Area Center. To
schedule an appointment, call (312) 353-7724 or visit
scorechicago.org.
SouthWorks MakerLab
The SouthWorks MakerLab Network is an initiative of
higher education institutions to populate our regions with
MakerLabs – spaces with equipment that allow students,
entrepreneurs, artists, innovators, and businesses to
design and make physical objects. These spaces allow even
non-professionals to learn to design and create using a
combination of classic and advanced manufacturing and
design tools. For more information, call (708) 709-3784
or email [email protected].
“The PSC Corporate Education and Training Department and Surgical Technology Program
supports the onboarding process at Advocate Christ Medical Center by providing customized
training solutions.Their ability to train novice nurses through the Perioperative Nurse Program
helps to increase efficiencies and build confidence.”
– Charlene McCabe, RN, BS, CNOR Clinical Nurse Educator - Surgery
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Business Solutions
Leadership Training
Character, Credibility, and Integrity
Learn how to create leadership values and live by them, establish
credibility as a leader, and communicate with language that increases
trust and mutual respect.
code: PICOR-031-C1
cost: $79
dates:
June 09days:
TH
time:
08:30am-11:30am
location: CNTR 1318
Coaching and Delegating
Excellent leaders are effective coaches. Learn how to develop successful
coaching characteristics and to work smarter, not harder, through
delegating.
code: PICOR-033-C1
cost: $79
dates:
June 16days:
TH
time:
08:30am-11:30am
location: CNTR 1318
Get EMPOWERED! “Your Sweet Success”
This event provides educational sessions related to women’s personal
and professional success. Learn how to use these simple concepts
for enhanced success in any business or endeavor. Networking lunch
included in cost.
code: PICOR-029-C1
cost: $30
dates:
July 28days:
TH
time:
08:00am-03:00pm
location: CNTR 1318
How to Attract and Keep Motivated Employees
How you hire, the way you select a mix of talent on your team, and the
strategies you use to retain people can make a major difference in your
organization. Join us as a leading expert shares strategies on how to
build and engage a team.
code: PICOR-034-C1
cost: $39
June 30days:
TH
dates:
time:
08:30am-11:30am
location: CNTR 1318
Marketing
Best Practices for Email Marketing
This workshop takes you step-by-step through the keys to email
marketing. Learn insider tips and techniques, including automated list
building tools, design elements that work, engaging subject lines, and
marketing metrics to get the response you desire.
code: PICOR-032-C1
cost: $39
dates:
June 15days:
W
time:
08:30am-11:00am
location: CNTR 1315
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Making Social Media Work for You
This workshop will show you the benefits or using and some do’s and
don’ts of using the most popular social media networks. Acquire tips on
integrating social media with email and how to tell if your social media
activity is working. Learn ideas and strategies to capture new contacts,
grow your list, and take action to move forward.
code: PICOR-035-C1
cost: $39
dates:
July 20days:
W
time:
08:30am-11:30am
location: CNTR 1318
Quality Management
ISO 9001 2015
Enroll both management and currently qualified Internal Auditors to
learn how to transition from your existing ISO9001:2008 Quality
Management System to the new ISO 9001:2015. This training provides
necessary information for management to plan and implement the
transition. It also provides the retraining necessary for Internal Auditors
to upgrade their qualifications to audit to the new standard.
code: GSCOR-018-C1
cost: $199
dates:
July 22days:
F
time:
08:00am-04:30pm
location: CNTR 1315
code: GSCOR-018-C2
cost: $99
dates:
July 22days:
F
time:
08:00am-12:00pm
location: CNTR 1315
Project Management Essentials for the Unofficial
Project Manager
Virtually everyone manages projects, even if it’s not your job title. The
skills of “informal authority” are more important than ever before, so
team members are inspired to contribute to the project’s success.Your
organization will save time, money, and improve the morale of those
involved by learning to complete projects on time, on budget and with
the highest quality.
cost: $599
code: GSCOR-019-C1
dates:
June 09days:
TH
time:
08:00am-04:30pm
location: CNTR 1322
TWI for Manufacturers
Training Within Industry (TWI) is the foundation for Standardized
Work and Kaizen, or Continuous Improvement, and is in widespread
use at Toyota and other manufacturers. TWI provides framework for
continuous improvement by leveraging the role of the supervisor to
apply the principles of Kaizen and Lean Manufacturing on an on-going
basis. Supervisors will learn five basic needs to be effective and the skills
required in order to perform within their role.
code: GSCOR-020-C1
cost: $299
dates: June 21-June 23
days:
TWTH
time:
09:00am-12:30pm
location: CNTR 1315
Career Training
WIOA Approved Courses and Programs
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) helps many
individuals obtain new job skills and training to make them more
employable. If you meet the eligibility requirements and funding is
available, WIOA may help pay for your tuition, books, and other
fees associated with college courses. Courses that qualify are noted
as
after the course titles. For more information on WIOA,
contact the Chicago Heights Workforce Center at Prairie State College
at (708) 709-7975.
Are You Looking For Work?
No-cost training can update your job skills.
If you would like to update your job skills for
a new career, The Chicago Heights Workforce
Center at Prairie State College can help. Attend
an orientation and find out if you qualify for
training at no cost to you.
Visit www.nationalable.org or
call (708) 709-7975
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C CDL Commercial Truck Driver
Training Program
Train to be a truck driver at the KLLM Driving Academy, Inc., a fully
accredited training program, in partnership with Prairie State College. In
a matter of weeks, you can earn a Class A Commercial Driver’s License
using state of the art training equipment. Plus, you can obtain full time
employment with KLLM Transport Services at the conclusion of training.
All of this with no out-of-pocket expenses.
• Full tuition scholarships valued at $4000
• Guaranteed job with KLLM upon completion of training
• Highest quality training using state of the art equipment
• Choice in your career direction
• Earning potential while in training
• Comprehensive benefits package and a 401(k) retirement plan
Have a Class A CDL, but it’s been a while since you’ve been on the
road? Ask about our six-day refresher course.
KLLM is an equal opportunity employer. You must be 21 or older to
apply and pass the DOT physical and drug test. For more information on
this program, please call 800-925-KLLM or visit kllmdrivingacademy.com.
Forklift
Forklift Operator Training - 20-Hour Certification
Course
This 20-hour certification course covers the basic forklift driving
skills needed to obtain your forklift operator certification. The same
certification test is given as in the 40-hour program, along with
information about the current job market for forklift operators. A
certificate of completion for Forklift Operation and a certification card
for Basic Operator Training will be issued after successful completion of
the program.
code:
GSCST-038-PScost: $199
dates:
May 31-June 07
days: MTWTH
time:
05:00pm-09:00pm
location: TWL 113
code:
dates:
time:
GSCST-038-P1cost: $199
Aug 01-Aug 08
days:
MTWTH
05:00pm-09:00pm
location: TWL 113
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Forklift Operator Training (Spanish) 20-Hour Certification Course
Entrenamiento Para Operar Montacargas
-Certificación de 20 horas
Este curso de 20 horas cubre las habilidades básicas y necesarias para
obtener un certificado como operador de montacargas. El mismo
examen que se ofrece en un programa de 40 horas será ofrecido en
este programa, junto con información sobre el mercado laboral más
reciente para operadores de montacargas. Al final del programa, un
certificado de cumplimiento para Operar Montacargas y una tarjeta
como Operador de Entrenamiento Básico serán otorgados al haber
completado exitosamente el programa.
code:
GSCST-038-S1cost:
$199
dates:
June 14-June 23days:
TWTH
time:
05:00pm-09:00pm location: TWL 113
code:
dates:
time:
GSCST-038-S2cost:
$199
July 19-July 28days:
TWTH
C Forklift Operator Training - 40-Hour
4
Certification Course
This course introduces students to the operation of industrial forklifts
used in warehousing and distribution centers. Students will learn about
the different kinds of equipment used for material handling. Through
hands-on training, students learn how to do a “pre-shift” inspection
before placing the equipment into service, stacking and unstacking
pallets from a rack system, simulated loading of a semi-trailer, and how
to move loads around a dock area. The OSHA-10-hour Safety Training
course is part of this certification course. Students will receive a
certificate of completion for Forklift Operation from PSC, a certification
card for completing the Basic Operator Training, and a certification card
for completing the OSHA 10-hour Safety Training course.
code:
GSCST-033-PScost:
$399
dates:
June 27-July 13days:
MTWTH
time:
Forklift Refresher Training
This course helps students who have a current Forklift Operator
Certification Card refresh their driving skills or become recertified. It is
required for operators to be certified through a training program before
operating any industrial trucks. Students maximize driving time, improve
awareness, and learn how to maintain a safer work environment.
Recertification is available. Students will need to show proof of previous
certification prior to the start of class.
PIVOC-021-PScost:
$69
code:
dates:
June 13days:
M
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dates:
time:
PIVOC-021-P1cost:
$69
July 18days:
M
Forklift Refresher Training (Spanish)
Cursos de actualización de Operador de
Montacargas
Este curso está diseñado para ayudar a los estudiantes que tienen un
certificado actual de operador de montacargas para actualizar sus
habilidades de conducirlo o aspiran a ser re-certificado. Se requiere
que los operadores estén certificados a través de un programa de
entrenamiento antes de operar los vehículos industriales motorizados.
Nuestras clases permiten a los estudiantes maximizar el tiempo de
conducción, así como mejorar la conciencia y educar a los operadores
sobre cómo mantener un ambiente de trabajo más seguro para
todos. La recertificación está disponible para aquellos que ya han sido
certificados en operador de montacargas, Clase I. Los estudiantes
tendrán que mostrar prueba de certificado previo antes de comenzar la
clase.
code:
PIVOC-021-S1 (Spanish)cost:
$69
dates:
June 15days:
W
time:
code:
dates:
time:
PIVOC-021-S2 (Spanish)cost:
$69
July 20days:
W
Healthcare
Information Sessions for Non-Credit Healthcare
Certificate Programs
Bring your questions, meet our staff, and find out more about the
programs. All students are encouraged to attend. Tuition assistance
options are available. Sessions are held at the Matteson Area Center.
Call (708) 709-3750 to register. Session dates:
Wednesdays, May 4 or June 1, 6 to 7:30 p.m. or
Thursdays, May 5 or June 2, 10-11:30 a.m., or
July 28, 6-7:50 p.m.
• Health Unit Coordinator
• Home Services Worker
• Medical Administrative Assistant
• Medical Billing/Coding Specialist
• Medical Central Services
• Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA)
• Dialysis Technician
• Pharmacy Technician
code:PIMED-016-MCcost: Free
dates: May 04
days:
W
time:06:00pm-07:30pmlocation:
MAC 111
code:PIMED-016-M1cost: Free
days:
W
dates: June 01
MAC 111
code:PIMED-017-MCcost: Free
dates: May 05
days:
TH
time:10:00am-11:30amlocation:
MAC 111
days:
TH
dates: June 02
time:10:00am-11:30amlocation:
MAC 111
dates: July 28
days:
TH
MAC 111
10
C Medical Billing and Coding Specialist
C Dialysis Technician
4
4
Medical billing/coding specialist review patient records, calculate charges This 50-hour course prepares students for entry-level employment in
for procedures and services, and prepare itemized statements for
third-party payment. The program prepares students with the skills to
transform verbal descriptions of diseases, injuries, and procedures into
numeric or alphanumeric designations. This program consists of nine
courses with a total cost of $3,621 in tuition and book fees. It is highly
recommended you attend an information session for more details.
A Vocational Certificate of Continuing Education will be issued upon
successful completion of the following required courses. Courses can
be taken individually or be applied to a certificate.
•Medical Terminology
GSMED-017
•Pathophysiology
GSMED-009
•Introduction to ICD-10 GSMED-010
•Introduction to Health Information Technology GSMED-033
•Insurance Procedures
GSMED-038
•Computerized Medical Billing
GSMED-040
•Introduction to CPT-4 Coding
GSMED-045
•Microsoft Office
GSVS-089
•Keyboarding
GSVS-091
C GSMED 008 - Clinical Medical Assistant
4
Program
140 Classroom Hours Plus 180 Hours Clinical Externship
Instruction includes preparing patients for examination and treatment,
routine laboratory procedures, diagnostic testing, technical aspects
of phlebotomy, and the cardiac life cycle. Students will review topics,
including pharmacology; the proper use and administration of
medications; taking and documenting vital signs; cardiology, including
proper administration of medications and proper lead placements;
professional workplace behavior; ethics; and the legal aspects of
healthcare. This program includes 140 hours of classroom lecture,
hands-on labs, and a clinical externship opportunity at a local healthcare
provider. To be eligible for the clinical rotation, students must
successfully complete the 140-hour program, submit to a thorough
background check and drug screening, and meet other requirements.
Textbooks included. CPR training and certification is included in the
tuition cost. It is highly recommended you attend an information
session for more details. No senior discount.
Note: Upon successful completion of this program, students would
be eligible to sit for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA)
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) national examination.
code: GSMED-008-MCcost:
$2488
MWTHS
dates: June 01-Aug 18 days:
time:
06:00pm-09:30pm (MTWTH) location: MAC 116
09:00am-04:00pm (S)
code: GSMED-008-M1cost:
time:
09:00am-01:00pm location:
& Computerized Medical Billing
$2488
MWTH
MAC 116
Prerequisite: typing speed of 30 wpm and knowledge of computers/
Windows
This course introduces students to computerized medical billing. Learn
how to input patient information, schedule appointments, handle billing,
produce reports, and process insurance claim forms electronically. A
USB drive will be needed. No senior discount.
$269
T
time:
06:00pm-09:00pm location: MAC 115
a kidney dialysis center. Course content includes medical terminology,
anatomy, renal function, and principles of renal dialysis. Textbook is
included. CPR training and certification is included in the tuition cost.
It is highly recommended you attend an information session for more
details. No senior discount.
code: GSMED-095-M1cost:
$1099
dates: June 06-July 27 days:
MW
time:
time:
06:00pm-09:30pm location:
$1188
MW
MAC 108
& Health Unit Coordinator
This course covers how to transcribe doctors’ orders, coordinate
workflow for a nursing unit, order necessary lab work, and diets.
Students also are introduced to daily care of legal medical records,
retrieving clinical lab results, and patient privacy. Completion of this
course, along with completion of Microsoft Office, Keyboarding, and
Medical Terminology, provides a non-credit vocational certificate.
$309
dates: May 31-July 07 days:
TTH
time:
2& Insurance Procedures
This is an introductory medical insurance course. Topics include medical
law and ethics, types of insurance policies and coverage, deductibles,
co-insurance, and procedures for completing the CMS-1500 form and
other insurance forms. Emphasis is on categorizing insurance plans and
defining insurance acronyms commonly used in health care practices.
$239
M
time:
& Introduction to CPT-4 Coding
Prerequisite: GSMED 017 - Medical Terminology
This course introduces the process of coding medical records with the
use of the CPT coding system. The intent is to develop an understanding
of coding and classification systems in order to assign valid CPT
procedure codes.
$279
dates: May 31-Aug 02 days:
T
time:06:30pm-09:30pm location: MAC 112
Introduction to ICD-10-CM Coding
Prerequisites: GSMED 017 - Medical Terminology, GSMED 045 Introduction to CPT-4 Coding, and GSMED 009 - Pathophysiology.
Instructor consent required. This course introduces the process of
coding medical records with the use of ICD-10-CM coding systems.
The intent is to develop an understanding of coding and classification
systems in order to assign valid diagnostic or procedure codes.
$299
MW
time:
11
& Introduction to Health Information
Technology
Learn the importance of obtaining, using, and preserving medical
records. Students also receive instruction in assembly of medical
records and some analysis. Please bring headphones to class.
code:
GSMED-033-MCcost:
$239
dates: June 01-July 13days:
W
time:
& Medical Administrative Assistant
This course is an introduction on how to schedule appointments, bill
insurance, answer phones, and prepare correspondence.
code:
GSMED-097-MCcost:
$299
dates: June 20-Aug 01days:
MW
time:
C & Medical Central Service Technology
4
This course prepares participants for the national exam for Central
Service for the Certification of Healthcare Sterile Processing and
Distribution. Learn how to properly sterilize and store medical
instruments. This course is intended to prepare individuals for all
positions within the Central Sterile Processing Department.
GSMED-080-PScost:
$479
code:
TTH
dates: May 31-July 14days:
time:
06:00pm-09:00pm location: ATOC 132
2& Medical Terminology
This class is intended for individuals who type, file, and process medical
records in hospitals, clinics, insurance, dentist, or physician offices.
Learn Latin and Greek roots of medical terms, along with definitions
and proper use of medical terms. A good medical dictionary is
recommended.
code:
GSMED-017-MCcost:
$309
TTH
time:
C Pharmacy Technician
4
This 50-hour course prepares students to enter the pharmacy field and
take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) exam. Course
content includes medical terminology specific to the pharmacy, reading,
interpreting prescriptions, and defining drugs by generic and brand
names. Learn dosage calculations, I.V. flow rates, drug compounding, dose
conversions, dispensing of prescriptions, inventory control, and billing
and reimbursement. Textbook is included. It is highly recommended you
attend an information session for more details. No senior discount.
code:
GSMED-090-MCcost:
$1099
TTH
time:
Home Inspection
C Home Inspection
4
This course is designed to fulfill the Illinois and Indiana state
requirements for pre-license education for home inspectors and
prepares students to take the state home inspector examination for
Illinois and Indiana. The instructor, a professional home inspector, brings
real world experience to the classroom to prepare students for a career
in home inspection. Hands-on training is part of the instruction, which
gives this program the advantage over online instruction. In order to
take the state exam, students must be at least 21 years of age and have
a high school diploma or GED. Textbooks are not included in the tuition
cost. Attendance and promptness is mandatory per state regulations.
We have added one extra session per week so you will be prepared to
take the state exam in only seven weeks. No senior discount.
code:
GSRE-020-MCcost:
$1259
MTH
time:
06:00pm-10:00pm location: K 115
IT Career Lab
Information Sessions for IT Career Lab
At IT Career Lab, professionals move at the speed of technology using
a unique accelerated format approach that offers globally-recognized,
multi-certification curriculum with hands-on training on a live network.
Attend an information session to learn how you can establish a longterm career in the information technology industry. Sessions are held at
the Matteson Area Center. Call (708) 709-3750 to register.
code:
PICOM-046-MCcost:
Free
dates: June 07days:
W
time:
10:00am-11:30am location: MAC 114
code:
dates:
time:
PICOM-046-M1cost:
June 14days:
10:00am-11:30am location:
Free
T
MAC 114
C Cisco Training
4
IT Career Lab is an integrated training program that combines
classroom-based instruction, hands-on experience using a live Cisco
network, an IT-focused Job Readiness Training, and job placement
services into a single curriculum that provides training for three
stackable IT certifications in 16 weeks: Network+, CCENT, and CCNA
certifications. This provides clients with highly competitive employment
prospects following program completion. IT Career Lab is a CompTIA
Authorized Academy and a certified Cisco Networking Academy, is
certified by the Illinois State Board of Higher Education, and is post-9/11
GI Bill certified.
code:
GSVS-018-MCcost:
$9000
dates: July 05-Oct 21days:
TTH
time:
09:00am-04:00pm (TTH)location: MAC 115
09:00AM-01:00PM (F)
Conversational Spanish for Health Care Workers
This course is designed to teach doctors, nurses, emergency room
personnel, health unit secretaries, and medical office personnel some
of the medical terminology and phrases needed to converse effectively
with patients in Spanish. No previous knowledge of the Spanish language
is necessary. Books are required.
code:
GSLAN-073-MCcost:
$149
dates: June 03-June 10days:
F
time:
08:00am-04:30pm location: ATOC 111
12
Legal
*Courses can only be dropped seven days before the start of class for a refund.
:& Legal Nurse Consultant Certificate
Course*
Registered nurses and physician assistants will learn the skills necessary
to advise law firms, health care providers, insurance companies, and
governmental agencies regarding medically-related issues, as well as
appear in court as expert witnesses. The course presents legal concepts
related to the health care industry, as well as the role a legal nurse
consultant might play in litigation areas such as medical malpractice,
toxic torts, products liability, wrongful death, criminal law, and workers’
compensation. No senior discount.
code: GSLGL-016-MCcost:
$895
dates: May 02-June 17 location: Online
code: GSLGL-016-M1cost:
$895
dates: June 27-Aug 12 location: Online
:& Legal Secretary Certificate Course*
:Victim Advocacy Certificate Course*
This online course will prepare students to work in victim advocacy
arenas, including domestic violence shelters, crisis centers, crisis hotlines,
and with state and county governments to assist crime victims in
progressing through the criminal justice system and toward successful
recovery. Course topics include legal terminology, legal process,
legislation regarding victim’s rights, jurisdiction and venue, ethics, effects
of victimization on the victim, victim advocate skills, guardianships, and
crisis intervention. This course also covers counseling skills for victims
of assault, battery, robbery, domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse,
and homicide. Job search strategies and placement possibilities also
will be discussed. A high school diploma or GED is a prerequisite. No
textbook required. No senior discount.
$645
$645
Manufacturing
National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS)
This program is designed for both beginning and experienced
secretaries who are interested in improving their skills and working
more efficiently within the law office. Topics include legal terminology,
legal process, jurisdiction and venue, ethics, written communications,
filing procedures, billing and accounting, records management, legal
research, and citation format. Job search strategies and placement
possibilities also will be discussed. No senior discount.
$645
$645
Earn a nationally recognized accreditation and six different certifications
while gaining the skills that manufacturing companies are looking for.
There is an immediate need for skilled men and women in today’s
manufacturing sector. Gain the knowledge to apply for one of these
in-demand and excellent salaried positions. Third and fourth section of
the NIMS curriculum will be offered in the fall semester.
code: GSNIM-001-C1cost:
$606
MTTH
time: 09:00am-03:00pm location: T 110
:& Paralegal Certificate Course*
This course provides an exploration of the basics of hand tools,
understanding drawings, manual machines and layout. Upon completion
of this course the student will be able to interpret drawing information,
describe basic symbols and notation and interpret basic GD&T feature
control frames. Teamwork, critical thinking, and problem solving are
emphasized. Hands-on experience and practical applications are
included.
code: GSNIM-002-C2cost:
$606
dates: July 12-Aug 16 days:
MTTH
time: 09:00am-03:00pm location: T 110
Students will be trained to interview witnesses, investigate complex
fact patterns, research the law, prepare legal documents, and assist in
preparing cases for courtroom litigation. The instruction is practiceoriented and relates to such areas as legal terminology, documents,
ethics and the litigation process; introduction to the evidentiary
predicate; identifying relevant authority; introduction to legal research
and practice; and legal writing and appellate procedure. Job-hunting
techniques also will be discussed. There are no prerequisites. No senior
discount.
$1289
Manufacturing Job Planning, Bench Work and
Layout
Lean 101
This interactive workshop combines comprehensive classroom
instruction with simulation of a production facility. The basic concepts
of lean manufacturing and the tools and methodology necessary to
implement “lean” on the shop floor are demonstrated through a learndo technique over four “shifts,” illustrating cause and effect relationships
for each of the lean tools presented.
code: GSCOR-006-C1 cost:
$299
dates: July 14 days:
TH
time: 08:00am-04:30pm location: CNTR 1315
13
14
Computers and
Information Technology
Computer Express - Computer Training
in four hours!
2 Microsoft Excel Overview (2013)
Learn about the power of a spreadsheet, including how to avoid major
mistakes in creating spreadsheets, inputting data, saving, and opening.
Formulas and basic formatting also are covered.
code:PICOM-006-MC
cost: $49
dates: June 20
days:
M
time: 05:30pm-09:30pm
location: ATOC 145
2 Microsoft Outlook Overview
Learn how to create and send email, organize messages, set up contacts,
create an address book, schedule appointments and meetings, and
manage tasks and notes. Microsoft Outlook is the most up-to-date email
with all of its new features.
code:PICOM-036-MC
cost: $49
days:
M
dates: June 27
time: 05:30pm-09:30pm
location: ATOC 145
2 Microsoft PowerPoint Overview
Gain a basic introduction to PowerPoint and the benefits of its use.
Learn about slide selection, objects, inserting text, and basic formatting,
as well as use of auto correct and dangers of spell check. The class also
introduces selecting clip art, adding charts, sound and animation, and
playing the presentation.
code:PICOM-009-MC
cost: $49
dates: June 13
days:
M
time: 05:30pm-09:30pm
location: ATOC 141
2Microsoft Word Overview (2013)
This class introduces newcomers to word processing using Word.
Learn to create a basic document, save options, use of templates, and
how to move around the document. Auto correct, selecting text using
both the keyboard and the mouse, basic formatting, and editing also are
introduced.
code:PICOM-005-MC
cost: $49
days:
M
dates: June 06
time: 05:30pm-09:30pm
location: ATOC 141
2 Tune up Your PC
Computers that are moving slower may benefit from a basic tune up
by cleaning clutter and junk. This class covers basic security and how it
affects speed, using scanners that pop up while on the Internet, and how
to make sure a registry is properly backed up.
code:PICOM-019-MC
cost: $49
dates: July 11
days:
M
time: 06:30pm-09:30pm
location: MAC 114
Microsoft Office
Students are required to bring their own USB flash drive. Classwork and
homework must be saved on your flash drive.
2& Keyboarding
Rather than typing finger by finger, learn how to operate the letter keys
by touch, increasing the number of typed words per minute. A textbook
and a USB flash drive must be purchased and brought to the first class.
code:GSVS-091-MC
cost: $149
dates: June 01-July 27
days:
W
time: 06:30pm-09:30pm
location: MAC 114
15
2& Microsoft Excel—Beginning (Excel 2013)
Learn to build, edit, and use spreadsheets. Basic formulas, formatting, and
built-in functions are covered.
code:GSVS-094-PS
cost: $189
days:
T
time: 06:30pm-09:30pm
location: ATOC 141
2& Microsoft Excel—Intermediate (Excel
2013)
This course is a continuation of Excel—Beginning. Learn to create and
filter lists, use graphing features, link formulas across spreadsheets,
create templates, and use advanced functions.
code:GSVS-095-PS
cost: $189
days:
M
time: 06:30pm-09:30pm
location: ATOC 141
2& Microsoft Office (Office 2013)
This course gives an overview of three programs included in the
Microsoft Professional Office Suite for Windows: Word, Excel, and
PowerPoint. A basic understanding of Windows is required.
code:GSVS-089-PS
cost: $289
days:
TH
location: ATOC 141
time: 06:00pm-10:00pm
2& Microsoft Word—Beginning (Word 2013)
From personal letters to professional manuscripts, learn the easy and
correct way to create a document. Learn how to edit documents, move
and copy text, insert numbers and bullets, create envelopes and labels,
use templates, and print.
code:GSVS-077-PS
cost: $189
days:
W
time: 06:30pm-09:30pm
location: ATOC 141
2& Microsoft Word—Intermediate (Word
2013)
This course is a continuation of Microsoft Word—Beginning. Learn
styles, long document handling, headers and footers, master documents,
tables, mail merge, borders and shading, basic macros, graphics, borders,
and fills.
cost: $189
code:GSVS-078-PS
days:
T
time: 06:30pm-09:30pm
location: ATOC 145
Social Media
Social Media 101
Learn how to navigate the world of social media and be able to
communicate with the tech savvy people in your life by enrolling in this
brief overview of all things social media.
code:PICOM-055-MC
cost: $35
dates: June 28
days:
T
time: 06:00pm-08:30pm
location: M 114
WEB DESIGN
Creating a Website with Web Builder
Learn how to navigate the design of your own personal website using
web builder.
cost: $35
code:PICOM-054-MC
dates: June 14
days:
T
time: 6:00pm-08:30pm
location: M 114
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Creative Arts
Summer Nights Series
Our Summer Nights Series gives you a unique chance to explore
different classes with little time commitment and lots of fun. Grab a few
friends and make your summer nights memorable by trying something
new!
Ballroom
Come and learn the fundamentals of social dancing. Students will learn
the basics and a variety of ballroom dances. No partner or previous
dance experience is required.
code: PIDNC-006-M1cost: $10
dates: June 27 days:
M
time:
07:00pm-08:00pm location: T 130
Country Dance
Learn and practice beginning country western line dance techniques,
including the two-step, polka, and Jitterbug line dances. No partner or
previous dance experience is required.
W
time:
Salsa
Learn the basic techniques and special moves for Salsa, a Latin dance.
This class will emphasize steps, styling, partnering, rhythm, and cultural
background. Please wear hard-soled shoes. No partner or previous
dance experience is required.
M
time:
Tango
Experience the unique feeling of the Tango dance by learning the
essentials through exercises in balance, coordinating, and body posture.
Learn how to lead and navigate on the dance floor. This class is geared
toward beginning dancers, but it is open to everyone who would like
to continue to improve the basic elements of this dance. No partner or
previous dance experience is required.
W
time:
Paint and Pour
Get step by step instructions while sipping on great spirits. Pictures of
the painting can be found at facebook.com/prairiestatecollegeCE. Class
will be held at Cilantro’s in downtown Homewood. Drink and food
specials will be available for purchase.
code: PIINT-014-M1cost: $35
W
time: 06:00pm-09:00pm location: Cilantro in Homewood
Creative Cake Decorating Basics
Learn how to decorate a cake like the pros! Let your creativity flow as
you discover cake decorating ideas, tools and techniques. $15 lab fee
required.
code: PIFDS-016-MIcost: $15
M
time:
Day-to-Night Makeup: Pro Tips to Make the Most
of Your Touch Up!
Take your makeup from day to night in a few easy steps. Learn basic
techniques that will highlight your best features. Bring your makeup bag
and an open mind to try on some new looks.
code: PIPIN-001-M1cost: $24
TH
time:
Let’s Take a Brow
Master brow artistry by taking our mini course on eyebrow techniques.
Several tips and techniques will be covered, so come prepared to be
magazine cover ready!
TH
time:
Teen Makeup Techniques
This is an introduction to proper makeup techniques that are age
appropriate for teens. Our one-night course will show you the basics
that highlight your best qualities.
TH
time:
Music
Jazz Ensemble
This band is for intermediate to advanced musicians who want
to develop their improvising and ensemble techniques. Several
performances will be scheduled on campus and in the community. An
audition for placement may be requested. No senior discount.
code: GSMUS-005-PScost: $25
T
time:
07:00pm-09:50pm location: K 105
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kiDs@ C o l l e g e
Student safety remains our highest priority. Please walk students
directly to the designated classroom. Students should not be dropped
off more than ten minutes prior to class and should be picked up
immediately at class dismissal time. Please do not drop your child off
without confirming that he/she has been greeted by the instructor.
Let learning and fun continue year round by enrolling your child in a
Kids@College class. Students ages 7 to 17 can develop new skills and
explore topics in creative settings. These quality and innovative classes
provide enrichment to prepare our community’s youth and teens for
the 21st century and beyond.
Little Dragons Karate: Ages 6 to 10
Little Dragons is a martial arts class specifically designed for children
ages six to 10. Children will learn balance, coordination, listening skills,
and grow in a positive, well disciplined, and encouraging atmosphere.
code:PISPF-038-M1 cost: $49
M
time: 06:30pm-07:30pm
location: T 130
Suicide Prevention Training: Helping a Friend
Who’s Sad
This workshop will teach teens about depression and suicide.
Participants also will learn “Q.P.R” which stands for Question, Persuade,
Refer. QPR teaches participants how to recognize the warning signs of
suicide, how to ask a person if they are considering suicide, and how
to persuade the person to get help and refer them to the appropriate
professionals. Participants will receive a certificate of completion from
the QPR Institute. Ages 13-17
code:PIKAR-043-MC
cost: $15
dates: June 16
days:
TH
time: 10:00am-12:00pm
location: MAC 111
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Teen Makeup Techniques
This is an introduction to proper makeup techniques that are age
appropriate for teens. Our one-night course will show you the basics
that highlight your best qualities.
TH
time:06:30pm-08:30pmlocation:MAC 111
Youth Horseback Riding: Ages 6 to 17
Youth will learn the skill of horseback riding through weekly
interactive group riding sessions at Nova Quarter Horses. Riders will
gain knowledge in proper arena and barn etiquette, as well as basic
horsemanship. Every lesson will build your skill level for the walk, trot,
and lope techniques on horseback. Learning to ride a horse can help
you build confidence, leadership, and communication skills all while
having fun.
code:PIHRS-009-M1 cost: $179
M
time: 07:30pm-08:30pm
location: Nova
Horesback Riding Lessons will be held at:
Nova Quarter Horses
10129 W. 187th Street
Mokena, IL 60448
Lifelong Learning/
Personal Enrichment
Communication
Writer’s Workshop
Take your writing to new heights with this fiction and nonfiction writing
workshop. Gain knowledge to craft a marketable book that can reach
your desired audience. This workshop is taught by a published author
who has a passion to help others write books that will sell.
code:PIWIR-022-M1 cost: $97
dates: Aug 02
days:
T
location: ATOC 132
time: 09:00am-01:00pm
house and home
DIY:
Minor Electrical Wiring for Homeowners
Learn the safe and proper way to make common electrical repairs
around the house, including how to replace outlets and switches, install
GFCI outlets per local building codes, and to choose and install light
fixtures. In addition, learn to install a ceiling fan and a proper brace.
code: PIHIM 005 PS cost $49
dates: July 9
days:
S
location: K115
time: 09:00am-12:00pm
DIY: How to Become a Miss or Mr. Fix It...
Extended!
This class has been extended to 12 hours of hands-on training. Why
pay someone else to do the basic repairs around your home when you
can learn to do them yourself? Learn how to use the most common
power tools safely and productively. Learn how to choose the right
paint or stain, patch a wall, choose the right caulk, repair a door, replace
a lockset, repair a toilet, and replace a faucet. Also, learn how to install
a light fixture and ceiling fan, replace a circuit breaker safely, replace an
electrical outlet and switch, and more.
code: PIHIM 090 PS
cost $99
dates: July 16-July 30
days:
S
location: K115
time: 09:00am- 12:00pm
language
Spanish I
This class focuses on the basics of learning and communicating in
Spanish. Spanish language skills are introduced and everyday vocabulary
are emphasized.
code: PILAN 047 MC
cost:
$149
dates: June 6th-July 25th
days: M
time:07:00pm- 9:00pm location:
118
19
Mature Learning
Home
Turning 65: Understanding Medicare Part D
Helping Our Senior Loved One Down-Size Their
Home
Planning and implementing a move can be overwhelming and challenging,
especially to seniors. A professional organizer will explain how this
process can be done in a compassionate and efficient manner. Help take
the stress out of this necessary transition that many individuals must
face in their lifetime.
code: PISNR-007-MCcost:
$10
TH
time: 09:00am-11:00am location: MAC 108
This seminar explains Medicare Part D, including enrollment periods,
formulary guidelines, initial coverage amounts, the gap, and catastrophic
coverage.
code: PILIF-034-MCcost:
Free
T
time: 12:30pm-01:30pm location: MAC 108
Medicare
Turning 65: Understanding Medicare Parts A, B,
and Supplemental Coverage
A representative from the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois
“Service in the Neighborhood” program explains the basics of Medicare
in an easy to understand, informative, and interactive presentation.
Participants are welcome to bring a brown bag lunch.
code: PILIF-033-MCcost:
Free
T
time: 10:00am-11:30am location: MAC 108
20
recreation and wellness
Fitness
Aerobics IV—Boot-Camp Style
Aerobics I—Pilates/Yoga/Walking
This class is designed for the beginning exercise enthusiast with the
emphasis on walking, yoga, and pilates.
$143
code: PISPF-0011-P1 (pilates) cost:
dates: May 31-Aug 05
days:
TTH
time: 08:00am-09:20am
location: T 130
code: PISPF-0011-P2 (yoga)
dates: June 01-Aug 05
time: 12:00pm-01:20pm
cost:
$143
days:
MW
location: T 130
Aerobics II—Step Aerobics/Kickboxing
This class is an intermediate workout combining step aerobics,
kickboxing, and toning exercises.
code: PISPF-0012-P1 (kickboxing)cost:
$143
days:
MW
time: 05:00pm-06:20pm
location: T 130
Aerobics III — Aqua Aerobics
This class is a workout combining aerobics and toning exercises in the
challenging environment of the pool.
code:PISPF-0013-P1
cost: $143
days:
MWTH
time: 07:00am-07:55pm
location: FH POOL
code:PISPF-0013-P2
time: 06:00pm-06:55pm
cost: $143
days:
MWF
location: FH POOL
This class provides a workout combining aerobic dance, boot-camp
style, and indoor cycling. It is designed for those individuals who want a
more intense and physically challenging workout.
code: PISPF-0016-P2 (indoor cycling) cost:
$143
days:
MW
time: 06:15am-07:35am
location: T 130
code: PISPF-0016-P1 (boot camp)
time: 11:00am-12:20pm
cost:
$143
days:
TTH
location: T 130
Golf
This class covers the basic rules and fundamentals of golf.
code:PISPF-0014-PS
cost: $143
days:
MW
time: 10:00am-11:50am
location: T 130
Tennis
This class covers the basic rules and scoring procedures for tennis.
code:PISPF-0015-F1
cost: $143
days:
MW
time: 05:00pm-06:50pm
location: T 130
Movement for Strength, Arthritis, and Pain
Learn simple patterns of movement, combined with breathing awareness
principles. This can help maintain strength, build strength, and help
students relax. Whenever possible, movements are done to soft,
soothing, and relaxing music. This class is excellent for seniors who face
the daily battle with arthritis.
code:PISPF-017-MC
cost: $79
days:
TH
time: 10:00am-11:00am
location: MAC 118
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Hip Hop Aerobics
This high energy aerobics class can be taught to anyone with a passion
to move. No dance experience is required.
dates: July 06-July 27 days:
W
time: 07:00pm-07:55pm
location: T 130
Coaching Sports 101
Volunteering is the easy part, now it is time to build your inner youth
sports coach. This action packed class will cover first aid, concussion
safety tips, and how to work with parents. The goal is to increase
coherence among the various coaching roles so all coaches can
effectively and productively work together on behalf of the organization
they support.
T
time: 06:30pm-08:30pm
location: OTH
Youth Horseback Riding: Ages 6 to 17
Youth will learn the skill of horseback riding through weekly
interactive group riding sessions at Nova Quarter Horses. Riders will
gain knowledge in proper arena and barn etiquette, as well as basic
horsemanship. Every lesson will build your skill level for the walk, trot,
and lope techniques on horseback. Learning to ride a horse can help
you build confidence, leadership, and communication skills all while
having fun.
code:PIHRS-009-M1 cost: $179
M
time: 07:30pm-08:30pm
location: Nova
Horesback Riding Lessons will be held at:
Nova Quarter Horses
10129 W. 187th Street
Mokena, IL 60448
Horseback Riding: Adult Beginners Class
Learn the skill of horseback riding through weekly interactive group
riding sessions at Nova Quarter Horses. Riders will gain knowledge in
proper arena and barn etiquette, as well as basic horsemanship. Every
lesson will build your skill level for the walk, trot, and lope techniques
on horseback. You will learn how herd mentality can help you build
better communication, active listening skills, and confidence all while
having fun.
code:PIHRS-010-MC cost: $179
M
time: 05:00pm-06:00pm
location: Nova
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Martial Arts/Self Defense
Karate (Adults all ages)
This course teaches basic self-defense, traditional Tae Kwon Do, Katas,
Kobudo (the art of ancient weaponry), and physical fitness. It also helps
build self-esteem, self-discipline, and confidence. Learn defense tactics
and get in shape.
code: PISPF-025-P1 (beginner)
cost:
$79
T
time: 06:00pm-07:00pm
location: T 130
code: PISPF-025-P4 (intermediate)cost: $105
TH
time: 06:00pm-08:00pm
location: T 130
Little Dragons Karate: Ages 6 to 10
Little Dragons is a martial arts class specifically designed for children
ages six to 10. Children will learn balance, coordination, and listening
skills, and grow in a positive, well disciplined, and encouraging
atmosphere.
M
location: T 130
time: 06:30pm-07:30pm
Positive Learning
Why Do People Do What They Do? (Intro to
Choice Therapy)
This workshop, taught by Kim Olver, helps participants develop an
understanding of why people do the things they do. Learn how to better
understand others, how to better understand yourself, and how to lead
a stress-free life.
code:GSBUS-014-MC cost: $69
M
time: 08:30am-04:30pm
location: MAC 112
SAFETY AND SECURITY
FireArms Training
Illinois Conceal Carry Training Course - 16 Hours
This course is for individuals seeking certification to carry a concealed
weapon in the state of Illinois. It is specifically for individuals who
do not possess the Illinois State Police required training credits.
The course includes basic knowledge in the use of deadly force,
firearms transportation, transfer, and record keeping. It also includes
the mandatory range training and qualification as required by the
Illinois State Police. The dates listed are for classroom instruction.
Arrangements for off-site range qualification will be discussed in class.
Range fees must be paid by the student on range day. Students are
responsible for fingerprinting and application fees. No senior discount.
code:GSSEC-005-M1 cost: $199
days:
S
time:
08:30am-04:30pm
location: OTH
OSHA 30-hour Construction Industry Outreach
Training Program
This course is designed to teach construction workers about their
rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint, as well as
how to identify, abate, avoid, and prevent job related hazards. This course
is also helpful to those who have safety responsibilities on the jobsite.
Each participant will receive a “Construction Industry” 30-hour OSHA
card.
code:GSCST-040-C1 cost: $289
days:
S
time:
08:00am-04:30pm
location: ATOC 132
code:GSSEC-005-M2 cost: $199
dates: July 30-Aug 06
days:
S
time:
08:30am-04:30pm
location: OTH
OSHA
10-Hour Construction Industry Training Course
This Construction Industry OSHA program provides training for
workers and employers on the recognition, avoidance, abatement,
and prevention of safety and health hazards in workplaces in the
construction industry. This program also provides information regarding
workers’ rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint.
Upon successful completion, an OSHA safety card will be awarded.
code:GSCST-054-C1 cost: $149
dates: July 12-July 21
days:
TTH
time:
06:00pm-08:30pm
location: CNTR 1315
Corporate Education
Get Results through Customized Training
that Motivates Employees!
The Corporate Education and Training Department is
committed to lifelong learning by offering resultsoriented training for your workforce needs.
Customized training, supporting a multitude of
industries, is presented either at your company
facilities or on our campus. Invest in your employees
through innovative training solutions that:
•
•
•
Increase efficiency
Enhance operations
Improve your bottom line
Find Your Business Solutions at PSC!
www.prairiestate.edu/training
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Work-related training
Computers
A+ Certification IT Exam Prep/ Boot Camp
This course provides an overview of the required knowledge needed
to pass the Information Technology Comp Tia A+ Certification Exam.
The A+ Certification consists of two exams. The first exam will test
proficiency in PC hardware assembly and preventative maintenance.
The exam also covers computer software, networking fundamentals,
and operational procedures. The second exam covers operating system
principals, troubleshooting, security mechanisms, and mobile devices.
Having an A+ Certification is one of the recognized credential standards
for employers in the IT industry. Job titles with an A+ Certification may
include: Help Desk Technician and/or Computer Support Specialist.
Textbook is included.
code:GSCPT-001-MC
cost: $495
dates: May 31-June 16
days:
MTW
time: 02:00pm-05:00pm
location: MAC 115
Network+ Certification IT Exam Prep/ Boot
Camp
This course provides an overview of the required knowledge to pass
the Information Technology Comp Tia Network+ Certification Exam.
The Network+ Certification consists of networking tools, models
and applications. The networking concepts will cover installation
and configuration, media topologies, and management and security.
Having a Network+ Certification is one of the recognized credential
standards for employers in the IT industry. Job titles with the Network+
Certification include: IT Network Specialist, Computer Repair Specialist,
Network Security Specialist and Network Administrator. Textbook is
included.
code:GSCPT-002-MC
cost: $495
dates: May 31-June 15
days:
TWTH
time: 06:00pm-09:00pm
location: ATOC 139
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Construction
Construction Project Estimating (for
Homeowners, Rehabbers and Remodelers)
This class is for anyone who is a weekend-warrior or wants to start
their own rehabbing or remodeling business. Our resident construction
expert will teach you step-by-step how to calculate materials, estimate
costs, and develop a construction schedule so that your projects will
stay under budget and will be completed on time. There will be a handson group project in class where a construction project will be estimated
for materials and cost. For information on some of our other hands-on
construction training, call (708) 709-7711.
code:PIHIM-037-PS
cost: $69
days:
T
time: 06:00pm-09:00pm
location: K 115
Education
Earn 24 professional development credits in one week when you take all
four courses.
2Becoming the Optimal Classroom Leader
Improve your leadership skills by learning how to manage the many
dynamics of the classroom. Achieve curriculum requirements while
striking the balance between your needs and helping students meet
theirs. Elementary, middle, and high school levels. 6.0 PD from Illinois
State Board of Education.
code:PICOR-019-C1 cost: $99
TH
time: 09:00am-04:00pm location: ATOC 111
2Cultivate Student Responsibility Through
Questioning
Discover and practice a step by step questioning process that will have
students examining their own behavior and the way it aligns with what
they are trying to accomplish. Teachers implementing this strategy
will see student resistance decrease and improvements in academic
growth. Middle and high school Level. 6.0 PD from Illinois State Board of
Education.
W
2Increasing Student Motivation
Students delight in self-discovery learning that is applicable to their daily
reality. Learn ways to first discover and then tap into your students’
internal desire to learn. Middle and high school level. 6.0 PD from Illinois
State Board of Education.
M
2Transforming Your Classroom Culture
Apply Dr. William Glasser’s model of Choice Theory to teach to
every student in the mixed ability classroom and create a culture of
cooperation among students thereby closing the achievement gap.
Elementary level. 6.0 PD from Illinois State Board of Education.
T
Food Preparation
Food Service Sanitation and Safety Certification
The Illinois Department of Public Health, as of July 1, 2014, requires
mandatory attendance in a training course in proper food handling and
sanitation to qualify to take the state exam. A refresher course option
is no longer available. Once you are licensed, you will have to take this
course every five years as part of the license renewal process. A picture
ID is required in order to take the exam. NOTE: If you do not pass
the exam the first time, you can pay $35 to re-take the exam at a later
scheduled date.
code:GSVS-066-MC cost: $195
M
time: 08:00am-06:00pm location: MAC 111
Food Service Sanitation (Spanish)
Certificación de Sanidad de alimentos
El Departamento de Salud Pública de Illinois, el 1 de julio de 2014,
requiere la asistencia obligatoria en un curso de formación en
manipulación de alimentos y sanidad adecuadas para calificar para tomar
el examen de Estado. No hay ninguna opción de encontrar un curso
de actualización más. Una vez que reciba su licencia, tendrá que tomar
este curso cada cinco años como parte del proceso de renovación de
la licencia. Una identificación con foto se requiere con el fin de tomar
el excamen. NOTA: si no no pasa el examen la primera vez, puede pagar
$35 para volver a tomar el examen en una fecha posterior.
code:GSVS-066-S1 cost: $195
M
time: 04:00pm-10:00pm location: OTH
Medi-Car
C Medi-Car and Service Car Vehicle Safety
4
Training
The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services requires
drivers and employee attendants of Medi-Car, and other service car
providers who transport participants of the department’s medical
assistance programs, to complete a safety training program. This
class fulfills the state’s CE requirement for these employees, which
is renewable every three years. The three-hour training class covers
passenger assistance; safe driving, safe operation, and emergency
procedures; and bloodborne pathogens. Tuition fee includes class
materials and a three-year certification card. No senior discount.
Attendance and promptness are mandatory per state regulations.
code:PIMED-032-PS cost: $89
W
time: 06:00pm-09:00pm location: TWL 113
code:PIMED-032-P1 cost: $89
W
dates: Aug 02 days:
T
Medi-Car Safety Training Refresher
This refresher class is for those drivers and attendants whose threeyear certification cards are up for renewal. Once you complete this
class, you will receive another three-year certification. We will review
passenger assistance, safe driving, safe operation of a vehicle, and
bloodborne pathogens. Any new health issues and preventative measures
also will be discussed. No senior discount. Attendance and promptness
are mandatory per state regulations.
code:PIMED-034-PS cost: $49
W
T
dates: Aug 02 days:
welding
Welding - Advanced Independent Projects
This course includes independent projects as directed by professor
utilizing all welding and fabrication skills. Principles and techniques
of steel layout and fabrication welding will be covered. Includes
measurement, print reading review, layout tools and techniques, handheld and large power tool safety and use, drawing interpretation,
structural methods, and welding projects.
code: PIWEL 016 M1 cost:
$259
T
time: 06:00pm-09:40pm location: T 186
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Learn More. When and Where You Want!
online career and
personal training
Browse by courses or register
online at www.ed2go.com/mac
PSC offers hundreds of quality online courses that are
affordable, convenient, and geared just for you. Our
courses are led by expert instructors.
Start your online training program today.
benefits of online courses include:
• 24-Hour Access
• 6 Weeks of Instruction
• Online Discussion Areas
• Expert Instructor
How to register:
1.Visit ed2go.com/MAC
2. Search and select your desired course
3. Enroll and pay for your course
4. When your course starts, return to the classroom link
and sign in
Requirements:
All courses require Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web
browser. Some courses may have additional requirements.
Please visit our Online Instruction Center for more
information
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Business
Accounting
Achieving Success with Difficult People
Building Teams That Work
Creating a Successful Business Plan
Customer Service Fundamentals
Distribution and Logistics Management
Effective Selling
Employment Law Fundamentals
Fundamentals of Supervision and Management
Leadership
Leadership Suite
Mastering Public Speaking
Nonprofit Fundraising Essentials
Stocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My!
Where Does All My Money Go?
Writing Effective Grant Proposals
College Prep
GMAT Preparation
GRE Preparation - Part 1 (Verbal and Analytical)
GRE Preparation - Part 2 (Quantitative)
SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 1
SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 2
Healthcare
Certificate in Brain Health
Certificate in End of Life Care
Certificate in Food, Nutrition, and Health
Certificate in Gerontology
Certificate in Holistic and Integrative Health
Certificate in Integrative Mental Health
Certificate in Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare
Certificate in Pain Assessment and Management
Explore a Career in Nursing
Handling Medical Emergencies
HIPAA Compliance
Introduction to Natural Health and Healing
Legal Nurse Consulting
Languages
Discover Sign Language
Italian
Japanese
Spanish
personal development
Event Planning
Finances
Gardening
GED Prep
Grammar ESL
Interior Design
Introduction to Math
Marketing your Business Online
Money Management
Nutrition and Health
Photography
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Social Media in Business
Starting Your Online Business
Weight Loss
Technology
Adobe
Blogging and Podcasting for Beginners
Camtasia Studio 8
Digital Photography
Flash
Illustrator
InDesign
Light Room
Microsoft Office Courses
Photoshop
Quickbooks
Website Design
Writing and Publishing
Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published
Beginning Writer
Creative Writing Value Suite
Drawing for the Absolute Beginner
Enhancing Language Development in Childhood
Introduction to Journaling
Mystery Writing
Publish and Sell Your E-Books
Research Methods for Writers
Romance Writing
The Keys to Effective Editing
Writing for Children
Teaching and Education 2
Courses qualify for Professional Development (PDs). Please call
(708) 709-7919 for more information.
Creating a Classroom Website
Creating Classroom Centers
Creating the Inclusive Classroom: Strategies for Success
Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom
Empowering Students With Disabilities
Homeschool With Success
Ready, Set, Read!
Response to Intervention: Reading Strategies That Work
Response to Intervention: Reading Strategies That Work
Singapore Math Strategies: Advanced Model Drawing for Grades 6-9
Singapore Math Strategies: Model Drawing for Grades 1-6
Singapore Math: Number Sense and Computational Strategies
Solving Classroom Discipline Problems
Spanish in the Classroom
Teaching Smarter With SMART Boards
Teaching Students With Learning Disabilities
Teaching Writing: Grades K-3
The Creative Classroom
Understanding Adolescents
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