online class schedule - Piedmont Virginia Community College

SUMMER 2015 PVCC
Workforce Services
Class Schedule
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PVCC. ED U /WO RKFO RCESERVICES
NEW!
Certificate in Craft Brewing
New Classes!
How to Buy a Foreclosed Home
SCRUM Master Certification
Intermediate Carpentry
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Page 18
French Summer Salads
A Colorful French Summer Cookout
Conscious Healing Skills
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PVCC Workforce Services
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Contents
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Audio & Video............................................3
Arts............................................................4
Photography..................................................... 4
Business & Computers..............................5
Food & Beverage ......................................6
Albemarle County (Main Campus)
Stultz Center for Business and Career Development
501 College Dr., Charlottesville, VA 434.961.5354
All classes are held in the Stultz Center unless noted otherwise.
Culinary............................................................ 6
Brewing............................................................ 8
Certificate Program in Craft Brewing ............... 8
Health & Wellness.....................................9
American Heart Association CPR Training......... 9
Health Careers.................................................10
Wellness..........................................................10
Thomas Jefferson Pkwy
Downtown Charlottesville
PVCC Jefferson School Center
233 Fourth St. NW, Charlottesville, VA 434.961.5255
Viticulture, Enology & Agriculture..........24
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After you plan and shoot your video project, you
need to edit it into a final program. Compare
different editing programs, see how to import
clips and use the timeline to assemble a basic
program. Review video clips, make edit decisions
and perform an edit using one of the programs.
Review trimming, compression and using b-roll
to cover jump cuts. Add a sound track, graphics,
opening titles, closing credits and finalize
the production. Discover transitions, effects,
animation, lower thirds plus other terms and
techniques. Class may include an audio recording
session for voice over narration. Use one of
our iMacs to complete your editing project.
Enrollment limited to nine students.
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6-9 p.m.
$225
Get your rock star on! Would you like to work
in the music industry or operate your own home
studio? Receive an introduction to the modern
music industry and the recording studio plus
studio sessions at the Music Resource Center
in Charlottesville. Learn how to capture and
manipulate sound, study studio acoustics and
design, microphones and multi-track recording,
plus an introduction to recording and mixing
with Pro Tools. The class will also cover a brief
history of modern recording, home studio set-up,
studio roles and dynamics, as well as music
reproduction, release and marketing.
76549 ARTS M, W
RM 131
5/27-7/6 6-8 p.m.
Harrison
$499
Audio Engineering Intermediate
This intermediate class covers Pro Tools
operation, mixing principles and applications,
plus the changing landscape of music distribution
and marketing. Topics include audio processing,
dynamic effects, time-based effects, harmonic
effects, bussing and aux channels, plus releasing
and marketing your music in today’s market.
53728 ARTS T, TH 7/14-8/20 6-8 p.m.
RM 131
Harrison
$499
Voice Acting
Get paid to talk! This introduction to professional
voice acting could be a new career for you. Learn
which voices are in demand and how to prepare a
winning demo.
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Nondiscrimination Policy
Piedmont Virginia Community College does not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, political
affiliation, disability, veteran status, sex, age or sexual
orientation in its programs and activities. The following
person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding
the nondiscrimination policies: Human Resources Manager,
501 College Dr., Main Building, Room M810, Charlottesville,
VA 22902; 434.961.6567.
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Want to improve your video productions? Learn
the basics, know the rules and then learn how
to break the rules to make more creative and
interesting videos. What are the Five Cs of
cinema photography and how do they relate to
today’s world of video production? Join us for an
informative walk through the production process,
from conceptualizing the project to filming.
From music videos to interviews to live action,
learn how to capture the images, improve the
audio and use composition and lighting to make
your productions look more professional. Using
small hand held cameras, GoPros and even still
cameras, we will conceive, script, light and shoot
a short video program ready to be edited in an
advanced class. Includes two production shoots.
Basic Video Editing
[email protected]
Online Classes........................................20
Ed2Go............................................................. 20
Ed2Go Career Training Programs......................21
UGotClass...................................................... 22
ProTrain.......................................................... 23
Introduction to Audio Engineering
Basic Video Production
49702 ARTS
RM 131
Industry & Trades....................................12
Welding Certifications..................................... 12
Contractor Licensing
& Tradesman Code Updates............................ 15
Small Engine Repair.........................................16
Woodworking...................................................17
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49701 COMM W
RM 116
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6:30-9 p.m.
Creative Voice
$49
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PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
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Intermediate Photography: Getting
to Know Your SLR Camera
Arts
Photography
Discover Digital Photography
The course begins with the features on the
camera. Starting with a digital primer, you will
learn about megapixels, file size and quality.
Other features discussed include review mode,
shooting modes, white balance, flash, the lens,
accessories and ISO and when to use these
features. Basic computer techniques for the
camera also covered. Remaining time will
concentrate on composition and using the camera
in the field. You will bring images to class for
critique in order to learn more about how to use
the camera and develop composition skills. One
field trip session is included to practice in the
field.
Want to gain more control over your
photography? Learn to use your SLR camera
in aperture, shutter and manual modes. We’ll
demystify aperture, shutter, ISO and exposure
settings in detail and then see how to integrate
these settings with ambient light to get the
images you want. We’ll also cover composing
an image, plus seeing and using natural light.
Black flash usage is also included. You will have
weekly homework assignments and two field
trip sessions to reinforce the concepts. This class
is appropriate for SLR and 4/3 camera systems.
Point and shoot cameras are not suitable.
49699 PHTG T 6/23-8/18 6:30-8:30 p.m.
RM 127
DeBaun
$299
(no class 7/28)
Field trips: S
8/8
9 a.m.-noon
8/15
9 a.m.-noon
S
65254 PHTG T 5/12-6/16 6:30-8:30 p.m.
RM 127
DeBaun
$179
Field Trip: S
6/6
10/24
Passport to Retirement
Did the financial events of the past few years
affect your retirement plans? Are you saving
enough? Where will your income come from? It’s
not too late to learn how to set realistic retirement
goals and assess their cost, identify your income
options, learn where to invest now for your future
and how to protect your wealth and provide
for your family and heirs. Get retirement ready
and be better prepared to make sound financial
decisions. Your registration fee includes an indepth workbook and retirement planning data
form. You may bring one guest at no additional
charge.
65303 BUSC
RM 131 T
5/5-5/19
Bays
6-8:30 p.m.
$59
65305 BUSC S 5/30-6/6 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
RM 131
Bays
$59
See our online digital class schedule for updates, new classes and
announcements at www.pvcc.edu/wfsdigital
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
75720 BUSC
T,W 6/2-6/3 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
RM 116
Scrum Training Academy $1175
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
Discover what makes a property a foreclosure,
how this type of sale differs from a standard sale,
the pros and cons of buying a foreclosed property,
how to become a successful purchaser of a
foreclosed property and how a real estate agent
can help you negotiate the sale.
75719REAL T
RM 129
6/2-6/9
Churchill
6-8p.m.
$59
Adobe PhotoShop Beginner
Learn the basic functions of PhotoShop including
using the selection tools, photo correction and
retouching and repairing.
75677 ARTS T
RM 129
6/2
12:30-4:30 p.m.
Finn
$99
Adobe InDesign Beginner
Learn to use the InDesign workspace and tools,
create documents, manage pages, add and edit
text, import graphics, manage and transform
objects plus basic PDF creation.
75678 ARTS
12:30-3:30 p.m.
Scrum is the leading agile development
methodology, used by Fortune 500 companies.
It is a simple framework for effective team
collaboration on complex projects.
This interactive 16-hour course prepares you for
Scrum Master Certification (SMC) with lecture,
role-plays and case studies. It provides a practical
working knowledge of Scrum including roles,
meetings and artifacts and prepares you for
implementing Scrum within your organization.
Training is provided by Scrum Training
Academy, a Scrum study approved Authorized
Training Partner (A.T.P.). Tuition includes the
certification exam fee, an electronic copy of the
study guide, free lifetime primary membership
and all classroom materials. This course can
also be customized and offered directly to your
organization.
Register before May 19 for only $1075 – a
savings of $100!
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How to Buy a Foreclosed Home
SCRUM Master Certification
Preparation TBA
WES PHTG W 9/23-10/28 6:30-8:30 p.m.
RM 127
DeBaun
$179
Field Trip: S
Business &
Computers
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RM 129
6/9 & 6/11
Finn
$169
Beginner Spreadsheets: Excel
75657 ITECM, W 6/1, 6/3 8:30-11:30 a.m.
RM 129
Woolfolk
$125
Excel Pivot Tables and Data Analysis
Learn to use Excel pivot tables, a useful and
powerful feature to summarize, analyze, explore
and present your data.
75658 ITEC W
RM 129
6/10
8:30–11:30 a.m.
Woolfolk
$75
Computer Basics
Practice using basic computer components
including the keyboard and mouse. You’ll review
email, basic file management, changing settings
and accessing the Internet. Class exercises and
demonstrations will be Windows 7 based.
65424 ITECM, W 4/27, 4/29 5:30-8:30 p.m.
RM 129 Woolfolk
$125
49636 ITECT, TH 8/18, 8/20 8:30-11:30 a.m.
RM 129
Woolfolk
$125
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Food &
Beverage
Summer
Cooking
Culinary
Certified Professional Food
Managers Review and Exam
This examination certification is based on the
latest federal food code and is accepted in all
states across the country requiring mandatory
foodservice manager certifications. In Virginia,
the person in charge of the facility must be
knowledgeable about procedures to minimize the
risk of food borne illness as outlined in the 2010
Virginia Food Regulations. Proof of passing this
examination is one way for the person in charge
to demonstrate having this knowledge. There
is a separate charge of $28 for the standardized
Prometric™ exam administered at the end of the
day. You must bring this amount to class in the
form of a certified check or money order payable
to “Prometric.” (Personal checks or cash cannot
be accepted.) Bring two #2 pencils and a photo
ID to class. Call 434.961.5354 for information on
the optional text.
75686 HOST S 6/13 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Jefferson RM 112 Campbell
$129
49732 HOST S 8/15 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Jefferson RM 112 Campbell
$129
Bartending
Study the fundamentals of bartending while
learning to make popular drinks both quickly
and efficiently. Gain working knowledge of bar
operation and mixology, and find out how all
of your favorites are both served and produced.
Upon completion of the class, all students
receive a certificate in mixology and will have
the knowledge, professionalism, and hands-on
training needed to feel comfortable working
behind any bar.
66412 HOST M
Jefferson RM 120
5/11-6/15
Mazzeo
with a French Touch!
Kitchen Basics
Become a more confident, competent cook in
this three week hands-on series designed for the
beginner as well as the seasoned cook. Join Chef
Michel LeBorgne, formerly of the New England
Culinary Institute, as he introduces you to how
you can best utilize the food you have purchased
by using proper cooking methods.
Week one - The Chicken; utilization of the
whole chicken.
• Roasting, dry heat cooking method, whole
chicken
• Boning the whole chicken
• Sautéed chicken breast and pan reduction
• Fricasseed stew without coloration
• Soup
Week 2 - Fish cookery and sauce.
• Poached Salmon Bearnaise Sauce
• Papillotte Cod white wine Reduction
• Sautéed Scallops Beurre Rouge
Week 3: Soup - hot and cold.
• Cream of Mushrooms
• Vichyssoise
• Billi bi - French Mussel Soup
• Seche Verte - dry soup with cabbage,
watercress and spinach
• Ginger Peach
49746 HOST M
Jefferson RM 120 7/6-7/20
Le Borgne
6-9 p.m.
$129
In France it is very common for friends to get together on summer
nights for what is called “grillades”. A simple reunion around fresh and
easy to make food … all the ingredients for a fun and colorful evening!
French Summer Salads
Using French ingredients for fun, tasty
summer salads.
Summer Salads:
• Perigord salad: Duck breast,
walnuts, walnut oil and vinegar
reduction dressing with fresh
peaches
• Goat cheese salad: Mild goat
cheese on french baguette toast
served with a medley of roasted
bell peppers, pine nuts and a
champagne orange vinaigrette
• Fresh strawberry salad with aged
balsamic vinegar and a hint of
honey (wonderful served over
French vanilla ice cream)
51359 HOST M
Jefferson RM 120
A Colorful French Summer
Cookout
• Colorful brochette (kebab) of
marinated chicken breast with
herbs de provence, olive oil,
garlic, bacon, tomato, lemons
and onions
• Ratatouille: slowly cooked
medley of mixed summer
vegetables. A healthy and tasty
side dish that accompanies most
everything
51361 HOST M
Jefferson RM 120
8/3 6-9 p.m.
Nuevo
$79
7/27 6-9 p.m.
Nuevo
$79
6-9 p.m.
$229
No Class Monday, May 25
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PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
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Brewing
Brewery Start-Up
Thinking of starting a brewery? Learn the ins
and outs of starting your own craft brewery in
this nuts and bolts class with Hunter Smith,
owner of Champion Brewing Company.
51139 AGNR
RM131
S
7/18
Smith
noon-3 p.m.
$49
Introduction to Hop Growing
Interested in growing hops? Join Stan Driver
from Hoot N’ Holler Hops as he shows you what
you need to start your own hop garden. Other
topics include how to manage and harvest hops,
is there a market for locally grown hops and how
to market hops. Class held at the Blue Mountain
Barrel House, 495 Cooperative Way, Arrington.
Certificate
Program in Craft
Brewing
Craft and microbrewing have developed into
a multi-billion dollar industry. Virginia is
contributing to the growth of the brewing trade
with approximately one hundred local breweries
in operation and more in the planning stages. The
key to a career in this thriving business is to gain
the training and knowledge necessary to excel in
this specialized field.
Taught by leading professional brewers and
industry experts, the PVCC Certificate Program
in Craft Brewing offers academic and practical
training for entry-level brewing professionals. To
complete the Certificate in Craft Brewing, you
must complete the following courses:
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Introduction to Beer & Brewing
The Brewing Process
Beer Styles
Brewery Design & Equipment
Introduction to Hop Growing
Introduction to Barley & Malting
Beer Marketing
Home Brewing
Brewery Start-Up
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66494 AGNR S
5/16
Blue Mountain Barrel House
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Driver $59
Home Brewing
Want to brew quality beer from scratch? This
class for the first-time brewer explains the basic
equipment needed to homebrew and how it
works. Participants get hands-on experience
brewing, kegging and tasting homebrew. While
presenting ideas for formulating successful
recipes, the instructor provides an overview
of working with grain, hops and yeast in the
planning and execution of the recipe. The
majority of the class emphasizes practical
techniques used in mashing, sparging and
lautering, including demonstrating procedures
and providing hands on experience.
76346 AGNR S
5/30 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Woods Mill Malt House Hall
$109
Health &
Wellness
CPR-Basic Life Support (BLS) for
Health-Care Providers - Complete
Class
American Heart
Association CPR
Training
CPR-Basic Life Support (BLS) for
Health-Care Providers - Renewal
Skills Only
Skills checks for CPR Certification Renewal. We
offer monthly skills checks so you can renew
your CPR certification.
This is a hands-on skills practice and testing
session (Parts 2 and 3) with an American
Heart Association Instructor that follows the
Online Part 1 course (www.heart.org). Students
who successfully complete Part 1 receive a
certificate which they print out and present to
the instructor at the skills and testing session.
A course completion card will be issued upon
successful completion of all three parts. Fee
includes certification card. Skills checks are
available for Heartsaver® CPR AED and First
Aid and for BLS for Health-Care Providers. Call
434.961.5354 to schedule an appointment on one
of the dates below.
RM 116 HLTH M
5/18
$55
RM 116 HLTH M
6/29
$55
RM 116 HLTH M
7/27
$55
RM 116 HLTH M
8/10
$55
BLS for Health-Care Providers is an American
Heart Association course designed to provide a
wide variety of certified or non-certified, licensed
or non-licensed, health-care professionals with
the skills to keep people alive until they can be
brought to a hospital or be treated with more
advanced lifesaving measures. This course
includes the skills of CPR, use of an AED and
relief of choking for Adults, Children and Infants.
Students must pass a written exam and skills
test in order to qualify for a BLS for Healthcare
Provider Course Completion Card.
66783 HLTH S
RM 116
6/13
Short
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
$89
53686 HLTH S
RM 116
8/15
Short
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
$89
Introduction to Barley & Malting
Follow barley and wheat from the field to the
glass in this unique hands-on opportunity to see a
functional farm with an on premise floor-malting
facility and roasting operation. The basic malting
process, remains a three-step process: steeping,
germination and drying. This is the process that
frees up the sugars in the grain needed in the
brewing process that leads to quality beers and
spirits.
76347 AGNR M, W 5/11, 5/139 a.m.-1 p.m.
Woods Mill Malt House
Hall
$119
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
The American Heart Association strongly
promotes knowledge and proficiency in all
AHA courses and has developed instructional
materials for this purpose. Use of these
materials in an educational course does not
represent course sponsorship by the AHA.
Any fees charged for such a course, except
for a portion of fees needed for AHA course
materials, do not represent income to the AHA.
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
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Health Careers
Wellness
Medicare Basics & More
The following online classes are offered by
PVCC and Health Ed Today.
Go to www.healthedtoday.com/pvcc for more
information.
Phlebotomy Technician
The Phlebotomy Technician Program prepares
professionals to collect blood and other
specimens from clients for the purpose of
laboratory analysis. This course covers the
procedures for collecting blood specimens for
laboratory analysis, universal precautions, skills
to perform venipunctures safely, terminology and
related anatomy and physiology. $1299
Medical Administrative Assistant
Does Medicare confuse you? What is Medigap?
We’ll discuss the A, B, C and D’s of Medicare,
key benefits, enrollment periods and points to
remember. Find out what you need to know for
yourself or your aging parents or loved ones.
Resources of where to go for help when you
need it will also be provided by Marci Kramer,
Certified Senior Advisor.
75676 HLTH TH 6/4, 6/11 5:30 -7:30 p.m.
RM 129
Kramer
$59
Memory and Focus Tips
If you would like to improve your focus and
memory, join our facilitator from the Monroe
Institute and learn how to use Hemi-Sync
sound focus tools, retrain your brain for instant
recollection, re-establish muscle memory and
recollect memories on demand.
75656 HLTH T
RM 116
6/2
Taylor
6-9 p.m.
$65
This program covers an overview of the
profession, interpersonal skills, medical ethics
and law, medical terminology, the basics
of insurance billing and coding, telephone
techniques, scheduling appointments, records
management and more. $1299
Patient Access Specialist
The Patient Access Specialist course is one
of five courses comprising the Patient Access
Specialist certification program. These specialists
represent the front line of the healthcare service
for patients entering a practice, hospital or clinic.
The course focuses on excellent customer service
and the overarching goal of achieving a positive
experience for the patient. $479
Dental Assisting Program
This program prepares you for an entry-level
position as a chair-side dental assistant. Topics
include the history of dentistry, introduction to
the dental office, the legal aspects of dentistry,
introduction to oral anatomy, dental operatory,
introduction to tooth structure (primary and
permanent teeth), the oral cavity and more. $1299
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Conscious Healing Skills
Heal Your Heart/Manifest Your Dreams
Easily learn how to manifest the life you want
faster than you ever dreamed possible. By
consciously accessing the science and power of
the Universal Energy Field of Quantum Physics
- the fabric of all existence - you can change
your world in very positive and tangible ways.
Everything is made up of energy and the energy
of our thoughts and intent directly affect our
health, happiness, financial success, relationships
and life experiences. The five powerful selfhealing techniques help you to release the self
imposed limitations that hold you back and to
then manifest the life of your dreams.
75611 HLTH S
RM 116
6/20
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Maute
$95
See how to travel the world with our instructor
who has cruised, walked and railroaded in 65+
countries. She has tips on places to visit, how
to economize and how to manage with many
physical challenges.
5/19
Taylor
Learn to access the unlimited healing power
of universal energy through the Usui System
of Natural Healing. Reiki is a very simple but
effective energy healing modality that anyone
can learn for professional purposes, or for home
use. Reiki energy is very relaxing and calming
and can help you to heal and protect yourself,
your loved ones, even animals, by accelerating
the natural healing process. It works for physical,
mental, emotional issues, spiritual advancement,
societal issues and enhances the effectiveness
of any other healing modality. Level I teaches
you the history of Reiki, self-healing treatments
and a treatment protocol to use on others. Class
includes the International Center for Reiki
Training official manual, the powerful Level I
healing symbol and the Level I attunement. No
prerequisites. Approved for Nursing CEUs.
75654 HLTH S
RM 116
Retired? Time to Travel!
75722 HLTH T
RM 116
Usui System of Natural Healing
Reiki Practitioner Certification Level 1
6/6
Maute
Usui System of Natural Healing
Reiki Practitioner Certification Level 2
Continue your on healing journey by deepening
your understanding and Reiki skills in Level II.
You will receive the next two Reiki symbols and
the Level II attunement. You will also have more
hands on practice time and discuss ways to create
a thriving Reiki practice. Prerequisite - Usui
Reiki Level I. Approved for Nursing CEUs.
6-9 p.m.
$65
75655 HLTH SU 6/7
RM 116
Maute
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
9 a.m.-6 p.m.
$175
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
9 a.m.-6 p.m.
$175
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Industry & Trades
A.W.S. Welding Certification
Week 1 - Introduction to Welding
In this introductory class, students will learn the
fundamental principles of joining ferrous and
non-ferrous metals, NDT (nondestructive testing)
joint preparation, equipment operation and safety
procedures. Students will begin their welding
practice in the 1-G (flat) position. Students
will practice with ER-7018 low hydrogen stick
electrode.
TH & F or S & SU*
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
VA School of Metal
Brownell
$699
Week 2 - Welding in the 1-G Position
Students will gain skills welding in the 1-G (flat)
position. The 1G welding certification position
is a plate in the flat position that is beveled. This
position is the most basic.
TH & F or S & SU*
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
VA School of Metal Brownell
$700
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Certification training consists of 80 hours over a 10week period, 5 weekends, scheduled on every other
weekend or every week on Thursday and Friday.* Cost
of the entire program is $3,499. This includes class
room lecture, practice and final test.
Upon Successful completion of course and passing of
test, student will be A.W.S. D1.1 certified for structural
welding.
This program, divided into five classes, will prepare
the student to take the American Welding Society
D1.1 certification test for structural welding. Primary
emphasis will be on stick welding, properly known as
Shielded Metal Arc Welding. The focus of the program
is to teach the welding skills necessary to test for the
D1.1 certification in structural welding. Classes must
be taken in order with week one, an Introduction to
Welding a prerequisite to taking week two, etc.
Week 5 – Final Preparation for
A.W.S. Certification Test
Students will prepare coupons per A.W.S.
guidelines for final practice plates and weld
complete.
Student’s skills will be evaluated at this time
for determination to proceed with actual test
witnessed by a C.W.I. (Certified Welding
Inspector). Actual test will be performed during
a weekday date to be determined. Test date will
occur as close as possible to final preparation.
Student will take 1-G (flat position) test per
A.W.S. protocol. Test coupon will be sent to
independent testing facility. Upon successful
completion of weld test, student will receive
A.W.S. D1.1 certification in material, position
and thickness parameters.
If student fails test, additional practice may be
required at class rate of $25.00/ hr.
TH, & F or S & SU*
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
VA School of Metal Brownell
$700
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
Welding 102 - Introduction to STICK
Welding
This eight-hour course is the perfect next step to
help you improve your welding skills. Prerequisite:
Welding 101.
WELD
TH, F, S or SU*
8 a.m.-4 p.m. VA School of Metal
Brownell
$150
Welding 103 - Introduction to TIG
Welding
Welding 104 - Advanced TIG Welding
TH & F or S & SU* 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
VA School of Metal
Brownell
$700
*All welding classes are taught by Steve
Brownell. Weekday classes are offered
every week beginning on Thursday, July 2.
Weekend classes are offered every other
weekend and they begin on Saturday, July 4.
WELD
TH & F or S & SU * 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
VA School of Metal
Brownell
$375
WELD
TH, F, S or SU*
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
VA School of Metal
Brownell
$210
After a brief review of weeks 1 & 2, students
will begin their practice in the (2G horizontal
position). This will prepare the student for real
life situations when welding out of position is
required.
TH & F or S & SU* 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
VA School of Metal Brownell
$700
This is a 14 hour intensive course that covers
the basics of MIG welding. The course includes
classroom discussion that covers safety, the
equipment and the principals of welding. This is
followed by hands on practice. Create your first
project that is yours to keep at course completion.
This course is focused completely on the art of TIG
welding. You will be trained in the basic concept
of TIG welding with steel and stainless steel. This
is an intensive eight-hour course that will give you
advanced skills and confidence to continue working
with metal in your area of interest.
Week 3 – Welding in the 2-G
(Horizontal) Position
Week 4 – Continued Practice in the
2-G Position and Preparation for the
A.W.S. Coupon Test
Welding 101 - Introduction to Welding
Bicycle Repair & Maintenance
Presents fundamentals of bicycle repair
and introduces bicycle-specific tools and
materials used to repair mountain, road and
commuter bicycles. Emphasis placed on
the ability to repair, maintain and identify
problems on a bicycle so as to be a safe and
confident cyclist. Includes laboratory and/or
field bicycle repair.
76001 TRNS T 6/2-6/23
Community Bike Buschi
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
6-8 p.m.
$79
Aluminum is light, strong and extremely versatile.
Once you have mastered the skills needed to weld
aluminum, you will be able to complete any metal
project with amazing results, be it art, furniture,
maintenance or enhancing your opportunities for
employment.
WELD
TH & F or S & SU* 8 a.m.-4 p.m. VA School of Metal
Brownell
$399
Welding 105 – Advanced MIG Welding
This advanced class includes additional training in
MIG welding including aluminum welding with
a spool gun and stainless steel. A project will be
completed with a focus on metal art.
WELD
TH & F or S & SU* 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
VA School of Metal
Brownell
$399
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A.W.S. Pipe Welding Certification
Certification training consists of 128 hours, eight
weekends, scheduled on every other weekend or every
week on Thursday and Friday starting Jan. 8. Cost of
the entire program is $4,900. This includes classroom
lecture, practice and final test.
This program, divided into eight classes, prepares you
to take the American Welding Society (A.W.S) QC7-93
certification test for pipe welding. Primary emphasis will
be on stick welding, properly known as Shielded Metal
Arc Welding. Classes must be taken in order with week
one, an Introduction to Welding a prerequisite to taking
week two, etc. Topics include the basics of pipe welding
using 6010 and 7018 electrodes, welding full penetration
groove welds in the 2G (vertical), 5G (horizontal fixed)
and 6G (inclined) positions and prepping and fitting
techniques. Testing will take place in the 6G (inclined)
position.
Week 1 - Introduction to Welding
In this introductory class, you will learn safety,
electrode selection, proper preparation and fit-up
of pipe, the meaning of different welding symbols
and positions starting with the 6” schedule 40
pipe in the 2G and 5G position.
TH & F or S & SU*
VA School of Metal
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Brownell
$616
Week 2 - Welding in the 6G Position
You will gain skills welding a 6” schedule 40
pipe in the 6G (inclined) position as well as
proper preparation and fit-up of pipe.
TH & F or S & SU*
VA School of Metal
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Brownell
$616
Week 3 – Welding in the 6G Position
(continued)
After a brief review of weeks 1 & 2, you continue
practice in the 6G position with a 6” schedule 40
pipe. Students are introduced to basic blueprint
reading.
TH & F or S & SU*
VA School of Metal
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Brownell
$616
Week 4 – Welding in the 2G and 5G
Positions
Begin practice in the 2G and 5G positions on a 2”
schedule 80 pipe.
TH & F or S & SU*
VA School of Metal
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Brownell
$616
Week 5 – Welding a 2” Schedule
Pipe in the 6G position
Begin to weld on a 2” schedule 80 and 40 pipe in
the 6G position.
TH & F or S & SU*
VA School of Metal
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Brownell
$616
Week 6 – Welding a 6” Schedule
Pipe in the 6G position
Continue to practice in the 6G position on a pipe
with thicker wall dimensions.
TH & F or S & SU*
VA School of Metal
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Brownell
$616
Week 7 – Welding a 6” Schedule
Pipe in all Positions
Practice welding a 6” schedule 40 and 80 pipe in
all three (2G, 5G, 6G) positions.
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TH & F or S & SU*
VA School of Metal
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Brownell
$616
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
Week 8 – Final Preparation for Final
A.W.S Certification Test
Final preparations for the A.W.S. QC-7-93
certification in pipe welding. Certification test
takes place in the 6G (inclined) position.
TH & F or S & SU*
VA School of Metal
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Brownell
$616
Student’s skills will be evaluated at
this time for determination to proceed
with actual test witnessed by a C.W.I.
(Certified Welding Inspector). Actual test
will be performed during a weekday date
to be determined. Test date will occur as
close as possible to final preparation.
Student will take the 6G (inclined
position) test per A.W.S. protocol. Test
coupon will be sent to an independent
testing facility. Upon successful
completion of weld test, student will
receive A.W.S. QC7-93 pipe welding
certification in material, position and
thickness parameters.
*All welding classes are taught by Steve
Brownell. Weekday classes are offered
every week beginning on Thursday, July 2.
Weekend classes are offered every other
weekend and they begin on Saturday, July
18.
If the student fails the test, additional
practice may be required at class rate of
$25/hr.
Contractor Licensing
& Tradesman Code Updates
Electrical Code Update
53600 ELEC
Online
Basic Contractor Business Licensing
$45
Plumbing Code Update
53602PLMB
Online
$45
Online
$45
HVAC Code Update
53604HVAC
Gas Fitters Code Update
53605GASF
Online
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
$25
This class is required by the state of Virginia
in order to apply for a Contractor’s License.
National Association of State Contractors
Licensing Agencies (NASCLA) manual included.
65469 BLDG S
RM 127
49640 BLDG
RM 127 5/9 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Gauldin
$199
S
7/25 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Gauldin
$199
WES BLDG S
RM 127
9/19 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Gauldin
$199
WES BLDG S
RM 127
11/14 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Gauldin
$199
[email protected] PVCC SUMMER 2015 Workforce Services Class Schedule 15
Small Engine
Repair
Woodworking
Complete Parts 1, 2 and 3 and receive
a Certificate in Woodworking.
Small Engine & Equipment Repair Intro
Learn the theory and how the components work
together. Learn 2 & 4 stroke engine design,
application and how to service and maintain
these engines. Examine cutaways, parts and
disassemble an engine to see how it works.
Learn very basic ways to troubleshoot your
engine when it is not working properly.
75684 AUTO M, W5/18-5/27
RM 125
Becker
Introduction to Woodworking Part I:
Design, Drawings & Equipment
Experience the simplicity and creativity of
woodworking while learning the basics of types
of wood and joinery, use of hand and power
tools and safety guidelines. Select, design and
begin to build a project for your home such as a
nightstand, small bench or bookcase, a toolbox
or perhaps a shelf and brackets. Price includes
materials and use of tools.
6-9 p.m.
$149
Small Engine & Equipment Repair Advanced
This advanced class shows students detailed
diagnostic procedures with some of the latest
test equipment and procedures. Learn how to do
compression testing, leak down testing, pressure
and vacuum testing on crankcases. See the
damage that ethanol gas can do to carburetors.
Learn some failure diagnostics and how to avoid
some of these problems. Learn in detail how
carburetors work and why they sometimes don’t.
Learn how to use a micrometer and some basic
procedures to rebuild engines. Students will
troubleshoot 5 different “bugged” engines.
This class will prepare you to take the EETC
(Equipment & Engine Training Council) twostroke and four-stroke certification exam. A
separate charge of $47 per exam made payable to
EETC is not included.
Prerequisite: Small Engine & Equipment RepairIntro
75685 AUTO M, W6/1-6/24
RM 125
Becker
6-9 p.m.
$349
75718 WOOD T, TH6/2-6/18 6:30-9 p.m.
R.W. Miller Woodworking
Miller
$249
Woodworking Part II: Exploring
Joinery
Advanced Small Engine &
Equipment Electrical Systems
Repair
This class covers what electricity is and how it is
generated in the small engine and outdoor power
equipment products in use today. Students will
learn basic theory, concepts and components.
Other topics include basic circuitry, circuit
testing, batteries, starting systems and how to
use multimeters when testing electrical circuits.
Generator Systems are not included as part of this
class.
This class will prepare you to take the EETC
(Equipment & Engine Training Council)
electrical certification exam. A separate charge
of $47 per exam made payable to EETC is not
included. Registration for the certification exam
is done through EETC.
49729 AUTO M, W 7/6-7/22
RM 125
Becker
16 PVCC SUMMER 2015 Workforce Services Class Schedule
6-9 p.m.
$229
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
How many ways are there to join wood to build
a cabinet, bookcase or piece of furniture? You’ll
find out in this joinery exploration class. Start
with the function of the piece and consider your
options for a solid and simple design. Apply
these skills to your projects. Prerequisite: Some
woodworking experience.
49815 WOOD T, TH 6/30-7/16 6:30-9 p.m.
R.W. Miller Woodworking
Miller
$249
Woodworking Part III: Assembling &
Finishing
Continue to learn new woodworking techniques
and tool usage while completing projects. Perfect
if you have a little experience with woodworking
equipment and procedures and you want to
improve your knowledge of tools. Students will
be introduced to the finishing process as it applies
to their project.
49816 WOOD T, TH 8/4-8/20 6:30-9 p.m.
R.W. Miller Woodworking
Miller
$249
Classes Held at
R.W. Miller Woodworking
50 Post Office Lane
Faber, VA 22938
434.263.6333
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
[email protected] PVCC SUMMER 2015 Workforce Services Class Schedule 17
The following classes are held at Heartmoor Farm, 801 Perkins Road, Kents Store, VA 23084
Timber Framing
Learn the fundamentals of design and
construction of small timber frame structures
using mortise and tenon joinery. Students will
learn layout techniques, tool use and joinery
cutting methods. Meetings will touch on history,
finishes and options for HVAC systems for timber
frames. We will also cover frame design, lumber
selection, joinery choices and integration of
sustainable materials. This course will primarily
focus on hand-cut joinery and tools but will also
demonstrate power tools and techniques used by
modern timber framers.
Basic Carpentry
This 4 week workshop series provides hands-on
experience using a variety of hand and power
tools covering topics from toilets to framing,
to foundation repair so that you can build
confidence to tackle projects at home. Additional
topics covered include; hand and power tools,
safety equipment, measuring, marking and
sawing, use of clamps, understanding wood,
fasteners, hammering and dismantling, drills
and accessories, management processes and
procedures. Perfect for beginners!
76440 WOOD T
5/5-5/26 6-8:30 p.m.
Heartmoor FarmMacKinnon/Elliot
$125
76438 WOOD T, TH6/2-6/25 6-8:30 p.m.
Heartmoor FarmMacKinnon/Elliot
$400
Basic Cabinetry
This class helps build student confidence to
design and construct cabinets using layout and
building techniques for specific cabinet needs.
Students will receive hands on experience with
power and hand tools, joinery, hardware options
and finishing techniques. Price includes materials.
Prerequisite: Basic Carpentry
76439 WOOD W 6/3-6/24
6-8 p.m.
Heartmoor FarmMacKinnon/Beller
$250
KIDSCollege@PVCC
Summer Academies in STEM & the Arts
June 15-Aug. 14, 8:45 a.m.-noon, 1-4:15 p.m.
Rising 3rd-9th Graders, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
3-D Printer Design, Acting, Dance, Kitchen Chemistry, Make an App,
Minecraft, Fashion Design, Robotics, Architecture & more!
Academies offered at the following sites:
PVCC, Computers4Kids, Fluvanna County,
Greene County, Nelson County
See our Web site for more information
Scholarships available thanks to:
Kids Swing/Albemarle County Rotary Club,
Freas Foundation and Rotary Club of Charlottesville.
Intermediate Carpentry
Continue the work begun in Basic Carpentry
designing and building a small project. Topics
continue on hand and power tool use, safety and
measurement skills. Fastening, joinery techniques
and structural integrity of existing buildings as
well as a focus on individual‘s current projects
will also be discussed. This is an intermediate
class with the goal of completing a group project.
76441 WOOD M 6/1-6/22 6-8:30 p.m.
Heartmoor FarmGanong/MacKinnon $135
18 PVCC SUMMER 2015 Workforce Services Class Schedule
To register or for scholarship info
call 434.961.5354
or email [email protected]
www.pvcc.edu/kidscollege
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
[email protected] PVCC SUMMER 2015 Workforce Services Class Schedule 19
Online Classes
Online Classes
Hundreds of classes are available at :
www.ed2go.com/piedmont
Classes start at $99
A new section of every course begins on:
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Teaching Adult Learners
Use a world-building exercise to create a system
of magic plus different species for your world.
Develop a theme and outline the story.
Learn powerful techniques for reaching and
motivating adult learners in today’s studentcentered classroom.
Discover Sign Language
Using Social Media in Business
Discover the fun of learning sign language and
using your hands to communicate with deaf
people.
Learn how to use the five most popular social
media platforms—Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn,
Pinterest and Google+—to grow and promote
your business.
Certificate in Brain Health
Gain insights into the brain plus how to support
health and happiness through lifestyle choices
that impact this remarkable organ.
Creating Responsive Web Pages
See how to build fully responsive Web sites
optimized for mobile devices, smartphones,
tablets and desktop viewing environments.
Solving Classroom Discipline
Problems
Veteran teacher reveals the secrets to an orderly
classroom. A step-by-step approach to effective,
positive discipline.
Small Business Marketing on a
Shoestring
Discover small business marketing strategies that
can help you attract attention, woo your target
audience, grow your customer base and expand
your profits—all for little or no money.
Accounting Fundamentals
Gain a marketable new skill by learning the
basics of double-entry bookkeeping, financial
reporting and more.
Creating Web Pages
Learn the basics of HTML so you can design,
create and post your very own site on the Web.
Survival Kit for New Teachers
Creating WordPress Web sites
Veteran instructor shares the secrets for success
in your first years of teaching.
Learn how to use WordPress, a free and popular
Web design tool, to quickly and easily create
attractive blogs and interactive Web sites.
20 PVCC SUMMER 2015 Workforce Services Class Schedule
Are you looking to start a new career or gain skills to advance in your existing one? You
can start these career training programs anytime and work at a pace that suits your
individual style. Go to www.ed2go.com/piedmont, scroll down and click on Career
Training Programs – View Catalog.
Physical Therapy Aide
Writing the Fantasy Novel
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
Career Training Programs
You will learn what physical therapy entails,
identify the responsibilities of a PT aide and
develop a working knowledge of anatomy
and medical terminology. Other topics include
patient care skills, infection control and the legal
and ethical regulations that affect healthcare
providers. $1895
Video Game Design and
Development
Learn to install, configure and operate a small
enterprise branch network, including basic
network security. Study routed and switched
LAN Emulation networks made up of Cisco
equipment while you prepare for the 100-101
ICND1 and 200-101 ICND2 exams or the single
200-120 CCNA exam. $1995
Building Analyst Quick Start
This class covers five major areas of study:
programming languages, mathematics skills, 3D
graphics pipeline programming, real-time game
engine architectures and artificial intelligence
algorithms. See how to develop and manage the
complex environments for games and related
visualization applications. $1995
3ds Max
Use Autodesk’s 3ds Max to create professional
animated 3D graphics for videogames. Study
object modeling, material creation, animation,
cameras, game characters, skeletons and rigging,
scene generation and much more. $1695
Administrative Professional with
Microsoft Office 2013 Master
This program teaches the skills you need to
become a successful administrative professional
and prepares you to use Excel, Word, PowerPoint
and Outlook. $1995
AutoCAD 3D
Become proficient in 3D methods and concepts,
explore the advanced 3D modeling workspace
and prepare for a portion of the Autodesk
AutoCAD Certified Associate exam. $1695
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
Cisco® CCNA® Certification
Training
Includes two online training programs:
Principles of Green Buildings and Performing
Comprehensive Building Assessments. Study the
major systems found in a conventional building
and understand the issues of building science.
Learn observation techniques and data-collection
skills. Understand diagnostic testing procedures
and how to prepare reports and findings for
building owners. $1395
Chartered Tax Professional
Learn to prepare individual tax returns for
almost all U.S. taxpayers plus small businesses
corporate, partnership and sole-proprietor tax
returns. Prepare for the IRS Enrolled Agent (EA)
examination. $1895
Screenwriting for Film and
Television
Topics include formatting a screenplay, the
writer’s room, spec script, The Writer’s Guild of
America and information to help you become a
successful screenwriter. Final Draft Software,
the industry’s leading screenwriting software,
is provided with the course. This enables you to
construct and submit screenplays in a timely and
professional manner. $1595
[email protected] PVCC SUMMER 2015 Workforce Services Class Schedule 21
Online Classes
Online Classes
UGotClass offers training and certificates in business, career skills, human
resources, leadership, social media, teacher eduction and parenting.
Go to www.yougotclass.org/catalog.cfm/pvcc to view our classes.
Cyber Security for Managers
Cyber security issues affect our business and
work, from online banking and education to
Facebook and Wi-Fi. Designed for non-technical
managers and directors, find out about threats
and vulnerabilities, safeguards, common attacks,
viruses, malware and spyware, disaster recover
planning, Intrusion Detection/Prevention, basic
security architecture, introductory forensics and
cyber terrorism. $245
Certificate in Customer Research
Your customers hold the key to the future success
of your organization.
Discover low or no cost techniques for collecting
information that will improve your organization’s
products or services, promotion and marketing
and even bottom line finances. The 8-stage
needs assessment model will give you a proven
approach to researching and selecting new
services, products or activities. $395
Certificate in Data Analysis
Data Analysis is a sought-after skill in today’s
workplace. Companies need someone to
analyze their vast amounts of data to see trends
and make predictions. See how many of your
business decisions involve comparing groups
for differences. Discover how to perform useful
inquiries and communicate these results through
graphs and text that your fellow employees will
understand.
$495 for three courses and certificate.
Executive Leadership Certificate
Position your organization for success with new
leadership skills for the 21st century. Review
cases of real leaders in business, education and
government who experienced initial success but
ultimately failed because of their own actions.
Discover the leading fatal leadership errors and
how to minimize them.
Study leadership styles, traits and values. $695
for three courses and certificate.
Certificate in Nonprofit
Administration
Non-profits today need to be run like a business
in many respects. You have competition, a
need to generate income and a desire for more
productive staff. Get the best training on revenue
generation for nonprofits and program evaluation
for nonprofits from instructors who train
people in nonprofits. $595 for two courses and
certificate.
...and more!
ProTrain offers classes in business, hospitality, allied health, industrial trades,
technology and more. For more information about these online classes and hundreds
more, go to https://pvcc.theknowledgebase.org.
Certified Associate in Project
Management (CAPM) Exam Prep
Prepares you for the Project Management
Institute’s Certified Associate in Project
Management (CAPM) exam using learning
activities, assignments and practice exams. This
credential is the standard of excellence in the
field of project management and often a required
credential in the field. $2199
Professional in Human Resources
(PHR) Exam Prep
Provides instruction on important challenges
facing managers and employees in today’s
business climate. Case studies explore real
companies and organizations in-depth using some
of today’s most effective, unique approaches in
dealing with HR issues. The course also covers
employment law, including aspects of EEOC,
ADA and labor relations throughout the lessons.
$2450
Wedding Planner
Career Prep
Want to be a wedding
planner? Study the
various aspects of
planning a wedding,
the wedding timeline,
wedding management
and wedding details.
Topics include
destination weddings, budgets, the menu,
attire and décor, the ceremony, photography,
entertainment, client relations and more. $1545
TOEFL Exam Prep
The TOEFL test gives test takers the opportunity
to prove they can communicate ideas effectively
in English by simulating university classroom
and student life communication. The test
measures how well test takers use English,
not just their knowledge of the language. This
course provides a comprehensive overview of the
TOEFL, including information about the test, an
explanation of test scores and thorough coverage
of each area of the test itself. In addition, students
will have the opportunity to take practice TOEFL
tests. $665
Technical Writing Fundamentals
Learn how to write technical documents and how
to write using XML - two skills for the price of
one! You’ll learn a systematic process to write
and revise technical reports and manuals and
practice by completing assignments. See how to
write clearly and concisely, develop and conduct
a document usability test, revise your document
based on the test results and write a final
technical report. $1025
EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker
(CEH)
Prepares you for the CEH certification and
enables the system administrator with critical
information to identify, counter and stop or
defend hackers from penetrating the corporate
network. Understand how a hacker thinks and
what tactics they use to penetrate corporate
networks. This allows system administrators
to deploy proactive countermeasures and stay
ahead of information security developments and
exploited vulnerabilities. $2999
See more classes at pvcc.theknowledgebase.org
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PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
Digital Brochure: PVCC.EDU/WFSDIGITAL
[email protected] PVCC SUMMER 2015 Workforce Services Class Schedule 23
Viticulture,
Enology &
Agriculture
Viticulture &
Enology
Vineyard Spraying
In order to grow healthy ripe fruit, free of
disease, a working knowledge of a chemical
spray program is essential. We will discuss
fungicides, pesticides and herbicides and how
their applications can both benefit and in many
cases cause damage to a vineyard if not applied
properly. In this class we will cover the basics
of why a rotational spray program is so critical
and how to practically and safely apply them.
Additional topics that will be covered include
herbicide ground sprays, tank mixing, calibration
of tractor and spray unit and foliar nutrient
applications.
64937 AGNR S
First Colony Winery
6/6
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
McCarthy
$109
Canopy Management
Identify various types of canopy styles with the
objective of managing the vineyard and keeping
your business objectives in mind: quantity vs.
quality. Topics include hedging, leaf pulling and
dropping fruit.
64939 AGNR S
RM 131
6/13
Hill
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
$109
Ampelography
Custom Crush
Ampelography is grapevine botany or how to
identify grape varieties by their leaves. Taught
by Lucie Morton, one of only four certified
Ampelographers in the world, this class is
essential for anyone working in a vineyard.
You will see how to look at grapevines and
identify the most important wine grapes planted
in Virginia: Chardonnay, Viognier, Sauvignon
Blanc, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot
and Cabernet Sauvignon. You can start your
own herbarium with leaves you have selected
after correctly identifying them in the field.
Class held at Early Mountain Vineyards, 6109
Wolftown-Hood Rd, Madison, VA 22727. Lunch
is included.
This is a great class for new students or
experienced winemakers. Students produce
a barrel of wine at a local winery. The class
starts in September with assessing grapes in the
vineyard and ends in May/June with bottling of
the finished product. Cost includes all materials,
including grapes. Class times are flexible. At the
end of the class, each student receives four cases
of wine. Scheduled in Fall 2015.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Vineyard Management – Part II
49726 AGNR S 7/18, 8/8, 8/29 & Harvest
noon-4 p.m.
DuCard VineyardsElliff $239
Wine Bottling
Covers the final stages of fermentation in
preparation for bottling, including equipment
used, selection of bottles and labeling. Includes
hands-on experience. Lunch is included.
49727 AGNR S
7/25
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Stone Mountain Vineyards
Rausse $109
Pest Control
How can you control pests and weeds without
compromising the quality of the fruit? Learn
about various types of pests and the damage
they can cause. This course is required for the
certificate in viticulture. Lunch is included.
51327 AGNR S
RM 131
8/1 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Rausse
$109
For winery locations go to:
virginiawine.org/wineries
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VITICULTURE CERTIFICATE COURSE
REQUIREMENTS
49710 AGNR S
7/11
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Early Mountain Vineyards
Morton $109
Adopt a row of vines this summer! Be
responsible for managing and maintaining an
assigned section of a working vineyard during
the growing season. Learn the techniques for
caring for healthy vines and how to make crucial
vineyard management decisions to meet your
business objectives. Prerequisite: Vineyard
Management - Part I.
PVCC.EDU/WORKFORCESERVICES or 434.961.5354
Viticulture & Enology Certificate
Program Course Requirements
Tasting Room
Management Certificate
CORE COURSES
1. Introduction to Tasting Room
Management
2. Superior Customer Service
3. Wine Marketing
4. TIPS® Training
5. Legal Issues for the Tasting Room
6. Wine Analysis & Tastiing
ELECTIVES
1. Wow, What a Great Event!
2. Using Social Media in Business
3. Introduction to Enology
4. Pairing Food with Wine
5. Successful Wine Club Management
6. Sparkling Wine Making
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Introduction to Viticulture
Vineyard Site Selection
Soil Preparation & Planting
Dormant Pruning
Pest Control
Canopy Management
Harvesting & Basic
Analysis of the Must
8. Vine Grafting & Propagation
9. Vineyard Management
(Field Experience) - Part I
10. Vineyard Management
(Field Experience) - Part II
ENOLOGY CERTIFICATE COURSE
REQUIREMENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Introduction to Enology
Wine Analysis & Tasting
Winery Design & Equipment
Legal Issues in the Wine Industry
Marketing Wine
Fermentation & Racking
Harvesting & Basic
Analysis of the Must
8. Wine Bottling
9. Sparkling Winemaking
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How to Register
PVCC Customized Training
FAX: Fax registration form to 434.961.5270.
DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR CREDIT CARD INFO. Call
434.961.5354 to make payment. Visa/MC/Amex.
Training Is Our Business
PVCC Workforce Services provides dynamic customized training and services that
respond to the specific needs of companies. Our training solutions optimize retention
of valued workers, improve overall productivity, reduce cost and strengthen the
competitiveness of your business. Our industry-trained instructors will collaborate with
your company to determine learning outcomes, design a just-in-time training solution
and deliver classes when and where it works best for you. Our programs are flexible and
mobile; on campus, on site, online. Bring your staff to one of our convenient locations or
we’ll come to yours!
EMAIL: Email us at [email protected].
DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR CREDIT CARD INFO. Call
434.961.5354 to make payment. Visa/MC/Amex.
IN PERSON: Bring your registration form and payment
to Workforce Services in the Stultz Center.
PHONE: Call 434.961.5354
PVCC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, political affiliation, disability, veteran status, gender, age or
sexual orientation in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination
policies: Vice President for Instruction and Student Services, 501 College Dr., Charlottesville, VA 22902; 434.961.5206.
Registration Form for Noncredit Courses (Workforce Services courses only.)
PLEASE PRINT
Name:___________________________________________________________ Date of Birth:______________________
A few of our programs include:
• Training Needs Assessment
• Leadership and Supervision
• Computer - all levels
• OHSA and Safety
• CPR and First Aid
• Project Management
• Consulting
• Customer Service
• Conflict Resolution
MAIL: Complete the form below and mail it with your
check, money order (payable to PVCC) or credit card
information to:
Piedmont Virginia Community College
WORKFORCE SERVICES
501 College Dr.,
Charlottesville, VA 22902
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FIRST MIDDLE
Address:_______________________________________ Apt.#:_______________ Day Phone:______________________
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Workplace Health and Wellness
Cyber Security
Management and Human Resources
Quality Improvement
Hospitality
Small Engine Repair
Team Building
DISC/Myers Briggs Type Indicator/
Strengths Finder
...and many more!
City/County:___________________________________ State:_______Zip Code:_________ County:____________________
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Have you ever applied to any Virginia Community College?
May we contact you by email about future classes?
Yes
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Black/African American
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Are you a U.S. Citizen?
Permanent Status:
Asian
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No
American Indian/Alaska Native
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
White
Resident alien
If no, your country of citizenship?____________________________________________
Asylee Refugee
I have never served in the U.S. Military
“PVCC took the time to understand our business space and company culture. We didn’t
get a “cookie cutter” course of instruction…instead Osen-Hunter was provided a tailored
solution for our specific needs. We continue to rely on PVCC for training solutions and as
a “partner” in our business.”
No
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What is your current immigration status with the U.S.?
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Not in U.S. – I am requesting visa status.
Currently in U.S.
I am the dependent of someone who has served in the U.S. Military
My spouse has served in the U.S. Military
I have served in the U.S. Military What is your current military status? ______________ What date did you enter the military?_______
Class No.
Date
Course Title
Fee
Steve Gaioni, Osen-Hunter Group
“Before we discovered that PVCC Workforce Services could assist us with these staff
and program development efforts, the department struggled to find a resource that was
both affordable and that would work hard to customize training and facilitation to fit our
unique and specific needs.”
Captain Joe Hughes
Accreditation Manager, Strategic Planning Coordinator
Charlottesville Fire Department
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All books and materials are included in the cost of the class unless otherwise noted.
Method of payment:
TOTAL $
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Money Order
Credit Card (Call 434.961.5354 to make payment.)
Bill employer (Attach purchase order or authorization to bill.)
There is a $35 service charge for handling returned checks or dishonored credit card or debit card payments ($50 service charge if your account is in past-due collection status).
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OR MAIL TO:
CANCELLATIONS - Workforce Services reserves the right to cancel any course.
Piedmont Virginia Community College REFUNDS - Participants must withdraw from a class at least (5) business days before that class is scheduled to begin to
receive a full refund. No refunds will be provided after this time. However, you may send another participant in your place.
ATTN: Workforce Services
(PVCC ID number must be provided to us.) Refund requests must be made in writing by mail, fax or email (include your
501 College Dr.,
name, PVCC ID number, course title and reason for refund). Refunds are processed by the State Treasury in Richmond and
Charlottesville, VA 22902
may take 3-6 weeks to process.
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