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Plumbing
& Electrical
Recertifications
p13-16
Aug-Dec 2016
Manage inventory.
Manage workflow.
Manage people.
LEAN 101 p12
Business Bookkeeping p2
Horse Sense for Leaders p6
Arts p21
OSHA Training p18
(319) 208-5375
Barb Blow
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
(319) 208-5375
Janine Clover
Director of Small Business
Development Center
[email protected]
(319) 208-5381
Susan Dunek
Program Developer
[email protected]
(319) 313-1948
Russ Glasgow
Options Non-Credit
Fall 2016 Catalog
Continuing Education Course Catalog offered through SCC
Business Careers
Environmental & Industrial Safety
Auto Dealership................................. 1
Business Management...................... 1
Social Media...................................... 3
Alcohol & Other Drug Safety............. 17
OSHA............................................... 18
Safety.............................................. 18
Professional Development
Transportation
Athletic Coaching............................... 4
Leadership......................................... 4
Commercial Driving Programs......... 19
Motorcycle....................................... 20
State Mandated Driving................... 20
Special Projects Coordinator
[email protected]
(319) 208-5382
Computer Technology
Beth Nickel
Health Care
Sales and Marketing Director
[email protected]
(319) 208-5388
CPR & First Aid................................... 9
Professional Health Care.................... 9
Kelly Prickett
Industrial Technology
Program Developer
[email protected]
(319) 208-5385
APICS.............................................. 11
Certification in Lean Operations (CLO)... 12
Certification in Lean Applications (CLA)...12
Certification in Professional Lean
Leadership (CPLL)............................ 12
Certified Professional Lean
Practitioner Electives....................... 13
Electrical Re-Licensure.................... 13
HVAC/Hydronics Re-Licensure......... 14
Manufacturing................................. 15
Plumbing Re-Licensure.................... 16
David Rector
Program Trainer/ Coordinator
[email protected]
(319) 313-1951
Brenda Rubey
Operations and Economic
Development Coordinator
[email protected]
(319) 208-5384
Charles Rump
Program Developer
[email protected]
(319) 208-5383
Sheri Knipe
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
(319) 208-5377
Debbie Spears
Pathway Navigater
[email protected]
(319) 313-1918
Don Weiss
Executive Director of CBIZ
[email protected]
(319) 208-5380
Office Productivity.............................. 6
SCC Center for Business
RiverPark Place
610 North 4th Street,
Suite 220
Burlington, IA 52601
(319) 208-5375
Fax (319) 752-3407
General Interest
Arts................................................. 21
General Interest............................... 21
Healthy Eating................................. 23
Photography.................................... 24
Adult Literacy & Education
Adult Education & Literacy............... 25
English Language Learning.............. 25
High School Equivalency Diploma.... 25
Options Index................................... 26
Registration & Class Info.................. 28
SCC West Burlington
1500 West Agency Road
West Burlington, IA 52655
(319) 752-2731
SCC Keokuk
335 Messenger Road
Keokuk, IA 52632
(319) 524-3221
SCC Fort Madison
Fort Madison, IA 52627
(319) 376-2286
SCC Mount Pleasant
200 North Main Street
Mount Pleasant, IA 52641
(319) 385-8012
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Business Careers
Business Careers
Business Management
Auto Dealership
Cosmetology
Learn new sanitation practices and review
Iowa regulations for protecting the consumer
in the salon. Haircutting trends,shapes/styles
for the individual. Attend Iowa Law in the
morning or come for the full day.
NEW Buy Here Pay Here Operations:
The Policies and Procedures for
Compliant Dealerships
The class will provide dealers who operate or
are considering the establishment of a buy
here pay here dealership with an overview of
policies, procedures, law, rule and regulation
that are required to be followed by Iowa BHPH
dealerships. FTC guidelines and requirements
for dealer advertising will be shared. Updated
information from the Consumer Financial
Protection Bureau – CFPB – will be provided.
Attendees will become familiar with forms used
in buy here pay here operations. A review of
Iowa Code Chapter 321, 322 and Iowa Code
537, the Iowa Consumer Credit Code, will
enhance the dealer’s understanding of law
and rule in Iowa as it pertains to dealership
operations.
#55402 5 Hours, 1 Session
SCC CBIZ, 103
Thursday, Aug 18
$159
Clay Winterboer
Noon - 5 PM
NEW Environmental, Health & Safety
Compliance For Auto Dealers
The class will provide assistance to
motor vehicle dealers who have a service
department, body shop, and motor vehicle
dealer’s license as well as a recycler’s license.
Areas covered will include rules, regulations,
and laws pertaining to requirements under the
EPA, DNR, and OSHA and other agencies and
departments who regulate the auto industry.
Updates of state and federal rules, laws, and
regulations will be provided as well as 2015
legislative updates.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Thursday, Aug 18
$159
Sue Schauls
Noon - 5 PM
You ask, we answer.
Get confidential, no-fee
business consulting.
Contact Janine Clover at
(319) 208-5381 or
[email protected]
www.iowasbdc.org
NEW Legal and Compliant
Guidance for Dealer Assisted
Consumer Financing-Indirect
Lending Guidelines
The class will provide an update on state and
federal rules, regulation and law pertaining
to motor vehicle dealers. Dealers who
offer financing sources for their customers
through banks, credit unions or other lenders
will learn how to conduct business legally,
ethically and in compliance with state and
federal law, rule, and regulation. Dealers will
learn about the legal requirements of selling
service contracts, warranties, GAP policies,
insurance products and certified pre-owned
programs. Attendees will learn about the
importance of compliant forms to be used
in this segment of a dealership including
purchase agreements, retail installment
agreements, customer ID requirements,
privacy notices, risk-based pricing, adverse
action notices and the safeguarding of
customer records. Requirements for dealer
advertising of inventory will be shared.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Thursday, Aug 18
$159
Scott Erikson
Noon - 5 PM
The Nuts, The Bolts, The Basics
This class will provide legislative updates
from the 2015/2016 Iowa legislative session
relevant to motor vehicle dealers. Updates
to state and federal law, rule, and regulation
will be provided. This class will review and
refresh attendees on motor vehicle dealer
license laws and rules as they pertain
to Iowa Code Chapter 321, 321H, 322
including title and registration requirements.
Updates from various Iowa governmental
departments and agencies will be provided
such as Iowa Department of Revenue,
Insurance and Regulated Industries division
of the Iowa Department of Commerce, and
Iowa Attorney General’s Office of Consumer
Protection. The class will provide enhanced
information on advertising requirements
and other motor vehicle dealer rules and
regulations as required by the FTC and other
agencies.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Aug 19
SCC WB, Little Theater
Sunday, Oct 23
$95
Elaine Deal
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Iowa Law and Business Tips
Learn new sanitation practices and review
Iowa regulations for protecting the consumer
in the salon. You will be learning some
tips and tricks to the business side of your
cosmetology business.
Sunday, Oct 23
$55
Elaine Deal
8 AM - Noon
NEW Mixology of Trends,
Techniques and Business
During the afternoon session there will be a
mixture of upcoming Fall and Winter trends
and techniques. There will be a splash of
business tips of the trade.
Sunday, Oct 23
$55
Elaine Deal
12:30 - 4:30 PM
A brochure describing the Fall Cosmetology
Continuing Education classes will be mailed
to area cosmetologists in August. For more
info or to be added to our mailing list, call
SCC at (319) 208-5375.
A Smart Girl’s Guide to Money by
American Girl
This class is for girls age 9-13, and based
on a book from the American Girl®. Money,
it’s great to have, fun to spend, and hard to
keep. This class will explore how to make
money, with over 101 moneymaking ideas to
start a small business! Learn how to start a
money making business, budget, use credit
wisely, save money, and spend wisely using
a variety of fun games, quizzes, and online
tools to create business cards, flyers and
other materials. A fun and interactive class
with book included.
#55806 4 Hours, 2 Sessions
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tuesday, Nov 29 & Dec 6
$37
J. Clover, MBA
5:30 - 7:30 PM
$159
Clay Winterboer
8 AM - 1 PM
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Enriching the Business of Life
Business Careers
Get Published: How to Publish a Book
Business
Bookkeeping
Certificate
This certificate is designed for those
who want to become a bookkeeper
or for small business owners who
would like to understand bookkeeping
better. Increase your skills in payroll,
QuickBooks, Excel and tax knowledge
to enable you to perform bookkeeping
accurately and efficiently.
Introduction to Windows 8.1
Word Basics
Excel Basics
Access Basics
Excel Intermediate
QuickBooks I
Payroll Accounting
QuickBooks II
Accounting Basic Concepts
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class descriptions in this catalog.
Getting a book published can be one of
the most exciting things you will ever do.
This course will explore what you need to
transition from a completed manuscript or
nonfiction book idea to book publication,
including traditional avenues, options in selfpublication, and even ebook applications.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tuesday, Nov 8 $25
Tara Dowd
2 - 4 PM
QuickBooks Pro® Level I
If you are a new user of QuickBooks Pro®
or Premier®, this hands-on training seminar
is for you! Learn how to set up a company,
customer and vendor files, and chart of
accounts. Learn how to manage money
coming in and money going out including
sales, invoicing, paying bills, and tracking
expenses. You’ll also learn how to reconcile
accounts and use reports to understand
your business, including profitability and
sales trends. All materials are included. Basic
computer knowledge is required.
This course is approved for the Business
Bookkeeping Certification.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Sep 27 - Oct 4
$139
J. Clover, MBA
1 - 4 PM
SCC CBIZ, 110
Wednesdays, Nov 30 - Dec 14
$139
J. Clover, MBA
5:30 - 8:30 PM
QuickBooks Pro® Level II
NEW Basic Accounting for
Your Business
The world of accounting can be intimidating.
But, if you own a business, there’s no way
to avoid it. In this fun and interactive class,
you will learn the language of accounting
and concepts such as cost of goods sold,
expenses, bad debt, depreciation, inventory,
debits and credits, assets and liabilities. You
will create financial statements, understand
how to read them and about your business.
You will also discover the difference between
cash and profits, cash vs. accrual methods
of accounting, and how to calculate financial
ratios to track trends in your business.
Books and materials are included.
SCC Mt. Pleasant, 201
Mondays, Sep 26 - Oct 17
2
$129
J. Clover, MBA
5:30 - 8:30 PM
Beyond the basics, in this seminar you will
build on the knowledge gained in Level I as
you learn to work with physical inventory
and sales tax, set up and use QuickBooks®
payroll, and deal with the “other” accounts
found on the balance sheet, such as current
assets and long-term liabilities. Also covered
are estimates and time tracking features
as well as data maintenance. Finally, you’ll
learn how to make journal entries, customize
reports, and create custom templates.
Materials included.
Bookkeeping Certification.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Oct 11, 13, 18
$139
J. Clover, MBA
8:30 - 11:30 AM
Smart Start - Starting a New Business
This FREE 2-hour workshop will help you
analyze your business idea and cover what
you need to know to launch your business.
You will learn the importance of a business
plan and the steps to create one, how to
conduct market research, prepare for a bank
loan, legally organize your business, record
keeping and taxes, marketing ideas, and
available financing options. Registration is
required. All materials are provided.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Wednesday, Sep 7
$0
J. Clover, MBA
5:30 - 7:30 PM
Monday, Sep 12 $0
J. Clover, MBA
5:30 - 7:30 PM
$0
Keokuk Public Library, Lower Level J. Clover, MBA
Wednesday, Sep 14
5:30 - 7:30 PM
Writing Your Business Plan
Why write a business plan? Business
feasibility, business focus and funding are
all great reasons. This course will focus on
writing a business plan in class; including
the executive summary, market anaylsis,
marketing plan, operating plan, technology
plan, management and organization, with a
focus on cash flow projections and projected
financial statements. A business plan and
cash flow template will be provided to
students. Students should have computer
experience in Microsoft Word and Excel.
Workbook and flash drive with templates
are provided. Students are encouraged to
submit their plan to the Des Moines County
Business Plan Contest.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Mondays, Nov 21 - Dec 12
$79
J. Clover, MBA
5:30 - 8:30 PM
NEW Successful Marketing
Have you tried to figure out who are your
customers? What do you need to do to
get your message out there? Learn the
fundamentals of small business marketing
and understand the different facets of
marketing. Through these 3 weeks you will
be hands-on building a marketing plan that
works within your budget.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tue & Thu, Nov 1 - 17
$149
Angela Shipley
9 - 11 AM
LIKE THE VIEW?
4 weeks and the open road could be yours.
Commercial Truck Driving p19
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Social Media
Basics of Social Media for Business
Social Media
Certificate
This certificate will
take you through a series
of classes that will not
only take your business
to the next level, but help
you build skills to
navigate social media
to gain a competitive
edge. You will understand
the functions of the different platforms and
how to use them together. Learn new skills
to achieve recognition for your business
and to generate free leads. Classes include:
Basics of Social Media for Business, Visual
Media in Marketing, Pimp my Profile:
LinkedIn for Professionals, Blogging for
Business, Facebook Advertising: Big Ideas
for Small Business, Twitter Tagging for
Business Optimization, and Social Media
Final Project.
#55759 28 hours, 11 sessions $350
Social Media Certificate Final Project
All Social Media Certificate classes must
have been attended as a prerequiste to finish
the final project. The Final Project consist
of two parts. The first part is attendance
requirement for the Social Media certificate
classes: Basics of Social Media for
Business, Blogging for Business, Facebook
Advertising: Big Ideas for Small Business,
Pimp my Profile: LinkedIn for Professionals,
Twitter Tagging for Business Optimization,
and Visual Media in Social Media Marketing.
The second is presentation of final Social
Media Marketing Plan that meets provided
guidelines.
This course is approved for the Social Media Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tuesday, Dec 13
$39
6 - 8 PM
Twitter Tagging for Business
Optimization
Harness the power of the hashtag to enable
your customers (and future customers) to
search and discover your business content
on social media. Learn about metadata
marketing and how to tag subjects, events,
people and geolocations to piggyback on
their momentum and connect your business
with trending topics.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Tuesday, Nov 29 & Dec 6
Business Careers
$59
Samantha Helmick
6 - 8 PM
Learn to use Social Media FREE marketing.
Understand the different platforms and how
to use them such as Facebook, Twitter,
Pinterest, eBay, YouTube and much more.
Understand the top five things that make
social media different than traditional
marketing. Work through the top five
difficult questions when using social media
marketing.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tuesdays, Sep 6 & 13
$89
Samantha Helmick
6 - 9 PM
Blogging for Business
As marketing grows increasingly informal
and conversational with customers, blogs
are becoming one of the most important
social media tools for business. Learn
about successful blogging practices as
demonstrated by mega corporations, midsized companies, and small Mom & Pop
establishments. Discover and build your
audience with creative tactics, quality content
and analytics. Share your business plan and
service options through the engaging and
relatable voice of your own perspective.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tuesdays, Oct 18 & 25
$59
Samantha Helmick
6 - 8 PM
Facebook Advertising: Big Ideas for
Small Business
Still think Facebook is a fad? Advertisers
of all shapes and sizes are finding ways to
leverage the social media giant’s 1.2 billion
users. You know you don’t need to reach
everyone on Facebook, but engaging even
a teeny-tiny fraction of users who live in your
corner of the world could do a lot for your
business. Learn how to use Facebook’s
advertising tools to reach, engage and
motivate your customers. Also learn tips on
what to say, how to say it, and when to say it.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tuesdays, Nov 8 & 15
$59
Jeff Ebbing
6 - 8 PM
Jeff Ebbing
Marketing Guy Jeff Ebbing has picked
up more than a few skills worth sharing.
Plus he learned this stuff the hard
way, so let his pain be your
gain! He knows there’s
more to being a social
media pro than knowing
how to share cat videos
and pix. Let him show you
how to use it to find and
track users, measure
their engagement, and
more. It’s a marketer’s
dream!
Pimp My Profile: LinkedIn for
Professionals
You know you should be using LinkedIn
for networking, but it’s all a mystery:
connections, profiles, endorsements, groups.
Where do you start? Your LinkedIn profile
is your business card, your resume, your
soapbox, and your rolodex - all in one. Learn
how to pimp your profile and get noticed.
Then see how you can leverage LinkedIn’s
other features to grow your network and
build influence.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tuesday, Oct 11
$39
Jeff Ebbing
6 - 8 PM
Visual Media In Social Media
Marketing
While traditional marketing techniques
tell your story to customers, visual media
marketing shows your story and lets them
see first-hand what you have to offer. Learn
how to utilize innovative approaches to
sharing your company’s content through
various formats, such as video loops, images
and text, on multiple social networks for
better customer engagement. Develop a
visual media marketing strategy to captivate
your audience, capitalize on visual media
trends, and take your brand narrative to the
next level.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tuesdays, Sep 20 & 27
$89
Samantha Helmick
6 - 9 PM
Custom on-site training available.
Learn more, call today
(319) 208-5375
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Professional
Development
NEW Develop a Customer
Service Plan
Athletic Coaching
Coaching Authorization Certificate
This course is designed to enable you
to meet the state requirements for
coaching, ethics, care and prevention of
athletic injuries, anatomy, and growth and
development. Upon completion students
qualify to make application to the IA Board
of Education Examiners for Coaching
Authorization. Course work is completed in
an online format with a mandatory 6 hour,
face-to-face taping clinic. All taping clinic
materials and books are included in price.
#54251 56 Hours
$699
Online Oct 17 - Dec 23
Mandatory Taping Clinic is Nov 19, 8 - 2:30 PM
Coaching Ethics
This course is designed to enable you to
meet the state requirements for coaching
ethics re-certification. This is an independent
study program.
Self Study
$90
Ralph Kaufman
Make a lasting impression for your business
or organization by improving your customer
service approach. Participants will use
practical tools for assessing strengths and
weaknesses and develop action plans to
back to your business or organization. This
course will include discussion, exercises,
and activities aimed at creating a customerfriendly atmosphere.
SCC Keokuk
Friday, Oct 21
$59
Sue Prochazka
9 AM - Noon
Enhancing Performance
Understand behavioral tendencies and
how they affect others. You will learn to
adapt behavior and develop strategies
for working together, how to accomplish
tasks by improving relationships with others
and understand and appreciate individual
behavioral differences.
SCC Mt. Pleasant
Tuesday, Oct 25 $94
Sue Prochazka
8 AM - Noon
Supervision Certificate
Leader, manager, supervisor, team leader
– no matter what your official title, you’re
expected to get the job done through
others. This course provides new and
experienced supervisors with the tools
and skills for building personal confidence
in their leadership role. You will see the
relevance of the training, rapidly acquire the
skills, and quickly put them to use on the
job. Attend all twelve modules and earn a
Certificate in Supervision. Our program is
designed for anyone who manages people
in manufacturing, retail or service industries.
#55744 36 Hours
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tue & Thu, Sep 13 - Oct 20 #55746 36 Hours
SCC CBIZ, 111
Mon & Wed, Oct 31 - Dec 14
$975
Devon Dade
9 AM - Noon
$975
Brian Stone
12:30 - 3:30 PM
Class will not meet the week of Thanksgiving
Supervisory Survival Skills
Learn the key elements of successful
facilitation and setting the tone for productive
meetings. Topics will include: assessing
meeting effectiveness, examining roles
and responsibilities, and discussing ways
to keep meetings on track. Participants
will examine strengths and weaknesses of
their organization’s meeting structure and
incorporate tools for making meetings more
productive.
This training program is designed for
non-managers interested in or identified
for promotion and new managers.
Knowledge gained in this program will
enable you to avoid some of the hard
lessons that come from on-the-job learning.
Applicable in manufacturing, service,
and retail organizations, this seminar
presents the fundamental management
and communication skills and techniques
required to manage employees effectively.
This seminar meets the pre-requisite
requirements for our comprehensive
leadership development curriculum that
addresses today’s management challenges.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Oct 28 $59
Sue Prochazka
9 AM - Noon
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tue & Thu, Sep 13 & 15 $159
Devon Dade
9 AM - Noon
SCC Keokuk, 102
Wednesday, Dec 7 $59
Sue Prochazka
9 AM - Noon
SCC CBIZ, 111
Mon & Wed, Oct 31 - Nov 2
$159
Brian Stone
12:30 - 3:30 PM
Successful Meetings
Class will not meet the week of Thanksgiving
Leadership
MARK HUDSON
is an Attorney and Vice
President at Shuttleworth & Ingersoll, PLC whose work focuses
on labor and employment compliance and counseling,
labor and employment litigation. Mark serves as the Iowa
SHRM State Council’s Legislative Director and speaks frequently
to employment-related associations and organizations
throughout Iowa on a variety of workplace topics.
Mark also serves on the Iowa Board of
Social Work and the Iowa State Bar Association’s
Labor & Employment Council. Mark is licensed to
practice law in Iowa, Montana, and Nebraska.
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Management Basics
Effective
Management
Certificate
This certificate is the next step in
professional development after
the Supervision certificate and is
built especially for those who have
been promoted from supervisory to
managerial responsibilities. Certificate
candidates must succesfuly complete
all 15 courses within a two-year
period from the start of their first class.
Classes may be taken in any order
with the exception of Management
Basics, which is recommended.
Management Basics
Delegation for Leaders
Handling Conflict
HR Legal Issues for Managers
Leading High
Performance Teams
Leading Change in the Workplace
Problem Solving for Teams
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Delegation for Leaders
The strongest leaders empower others to be
involved with the work of their organization.
Too many leaders believe they have to
shoulder the weight of the priorities alone.
This is not so. A key skill includes delegating
work tasks, priorities and projects to team
members at every developmental level. In
this session, bring your real life experiences
and uncover solutions on proper ways to
delegate to people at each development
level, novice to expert, and how to build
bench strength as a result of proper
empowerment and delegation.
Get the core skills you need to ensure
success as a manager or front-line
supervisor. Learn about the role of a
manager and contemporary management
theories. Topics include team building,
relationship building, communications,
delegation, professionalism, and ethics.
This course is approved for the Effective
Management Certificate.
SCC CBIZ,112
Thursday, Sep 29 $495
Thomas Westbrook
8 AM - 5 PM
Handling Conflict
One of the most difficult and most avoided
topics in every company and relationship is
that of conflict. We all learn from our past in
how we handle conflict with others. Some
of us have great examples and others,
not so much. Everyone experiences some
degree of workplace conflict; therefore,
we all deserve training on how to handle it
most effectively, focusing on great results
and best teaming relationships. You will
focus on conflict dos and don’ts. Pay close
attention to a conflict road map that will
allow a productive strategy for encouraging
and following through with healthy conflict.
We will take a closer look at each individual’s
natural conflict style to increase awareness
and become better able to effectively
navigate more effective conflict situations.
SCC CBIZ,111
Monday, Nov 21 $159
Heather Woody
9 AM - Noon
NEW HR Legal Issues for Managers
Learn about the human resource function
and legal issues that impact a manager’s
role. Get an overview of the major
employment laws and work with case
studies to apply the principles learned.
SCC CBIZ,111
Wednesday, Oct 19 $795
Mark Hudson
9 AM - 4 PM
SCC CBIZ,111
Wednesday, Aug 17 $159
Heather Woody
9 AM - Noon
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NEW Leading High Performance
Teams
Transform your team into a high performing
one. Learn the basics of team dynamics, the
stages of team formation, and learn to utilize
individual strengths to bring out the best in
all team members. Learn about your own
leadership style and explore it’s impact on
team performance.
SCC CBIZ,111
Thursday, Dec 8 $459
Don McKee
8 AM - 3 PM
NEW Leading Change in the
Workplace
When faced with change, you have one
of three choices… lead, follow or get out
of the way. Choose to lead! This course
will help managers deal with change in the
workplace – both personally and as a leader
of their team. Topics include understanding
both positive and negative effects of change,
learning personal response to change,
helping to lead employees through change,
seeing change as an opportunity, and
communication during change.
SCC CBIZ,111
Tuesday, Jan 17 $129
Richard Gibson
9 AM - 4 PM
Explore strategies and skills to define the
problem, foster creative solutions, identify
participant qualifications for a given problem
and select problem-solving techniques
(Elective CLO)
SCC CBIZ,111
Thursday, Nov 10 $94
Kristin Schulte
12:30 - 4:30 PM
Heather Woody
Heather L. Woody is a Success Coach
that teams with individuals personally
and professionally to
help them experience
their greatness. She
has a passion for
working with people
as they pursue their
own road to success,
goal achievement and
fulfilled lives.
Computer Technology
Horse Sense for Leaders
Want to learn key leadership skills outside of a classroom? How
well you work with a horse may not be on your performance review,
but strategically leading a team through daily obstacles will certainly
be evaluated. Through direct interaction with horses in an arena
environment, you will clearly see the importance of relationship,
communication, understanding and trust when leading a team to
successful results. This equine-assisted approach to learning will
help you evaluate and develop your leadership skills as you work with
a team to meet challenges through a variety of fun, ground-based
activities. You will want to be a part of this innovative experience that
will positively impact your career!
NOTE: Participants need to be dressed for the weather and wear closed-toe shoes.
*This Course qualifies for LEAN elective.
Leadership Training
Computer
Technology
Business
Application
Certificate
This certificate program is for those
who need or want to learn more about
the world of computers. Students
will learn the essentials of computing
for today’s technological workplace.
Through hands-on, interactive training,
students gain a working knowledge of
a wide variety of computer software
applications to help them be successful
in a cross section of occupations. A
final project will assess and review
the concepts covered in the program.
Software version is Microsoft Office
2013.
Keyboarding for Computer
Excel Basics, Intermediate,
& Advanced
Office Productivity
Access Basics
This seminar will take you from knowing little
or nothing about databases and Access to a
basic level of understanding. Topics include
database concepts, databases and tables,
fields and records, data entry rules, simple
queries, using forms, creating and modifying
reports, and much more. You’ll practice what
you learn in this hands-on course.
Bookkeeping Certificate and Business Applications
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Sep 13 & 15
PowerPoint Basics
Access Basics, Intermediate,
& Advanced
Outlook Basics
Final Project
Register for the certificate and save
$174. Tuition assistance may be
available. Program fee $1,400.
$119
Cindy Chambers
8AM - Noon
Topics covered are relational databases,
working with related tables, complex queries,
advanced form design, advanced reports,
charts in forms and reports, pivot tables and
pivot charts, and Internet integrations. You’ll
practice what you learn in this hands-on
course. Prior knowledge of Access required.
This course is approved for the Business Application
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
$455
Vicki Baum
Noon - 4 PM
Access Advanced
Access Intermediate
Word Basics, Intermediate,
& Advanced
SCC WB, Fairgrounds
Tuesday, Oct 4 $119
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
Call (319) 208-5375
Students will learn how to query with SQL;
use crosstab, parameter, and action queries;
create and run macros; import, export, and
link database objects; optimize, replicate,
and synchronize databases; and maintain
database security. Prerequisite: Access
Intermediate or equivalent knowledge.
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
$119
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
Computer Essentials for Home & Work
This course is the starting point for anyone
entering the workforce and for home
use. Learn how to use a computer in a
fun and relaxed environment. A step-bystep approach will be utilized to cover
the Windows operating system, word
processing, working with files, Internet and
email. This course will provide fundamental
computer competencies to survive and
prosper in today’s fast-changing world. No
previous computer knowledge is required. No
book required.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Mondays, Oct 10 - Nov 28
$189
Cindy Chambers
1 - 4 PM
Computer Essentials for Home & Work
50+ Class
SCC CBIZ, 110
$159
Cindy Chambers
1 - 4 PM
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Excel Basics
Work with numbers? Then you need to learn
Excel 2013. In this class you will discover
dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting
up fully formatted worksheets quickly and
efficiently. You’ll benefit from hands-on
activities covering creating and editing
workbooks, modifying worksheets, using
functions, formatting worksheets, creating
charts, and managing large workbooks.
Experience with Windows is recommended.
New users of previous Excel versions will also
benefit.
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Aug 16 & 18
$119
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
SCC Mount Pleasant
Thursdays, Sep 1 - 22
$119
Sarah Johnson
6 - 8 PM
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Oct 4 & 6
$119
Sarah Johnson
8 AM - Noon
SCC CBIZ, 110
Wed & Thu, Nov 2 & 3
$119
Sarah Johnson
12:30 - 4:30 PM
Excel Intermediate
Continue with your Excel proficiencies by
learning the benefits of the more advanced
features of Excel 2013. Topics covered
include using multiple worksheets and
workbooks, customizing Excel, advanced
formatting, outlines and subtotals, cell and
range names, list and table management,
advanced charting, documenting and
auditing, templates and settings, and Internet
features. Pre-requisite: Excel Basics or
equivalent knowledge.
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Aug 23 & 25
$119
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
SCC CBIZ, 110
Mon & Tue, Oct 24 & 25
$119
Sarah Johnson
8 AM - Noon
SCC CBIZ, 110
Mon & Wed, Nov 28 & 30
$119
Sarah Johnson
8 AM - Noon
Computer Technology
Excel Advanced
Learn the advantages of working with
advanced functions, lookups and data tables,
advanced list management, working with
pivot tables and pivot charts, exporting and
importing, also learn analytical options, how
to use macros, conditional formatting and
SmartArt. Pre-requisite: Excel Intermediate or
equivalent knowledge.
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Mon & Wed, Aug 29 & Aug 31
$119
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Dec 13 & 15
$119
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
Excel Formulas, Functions, and Charts
Learn the secrets behind writing
mathematical formulas and functions to
calculate values such as sum, average,
maximum and minimum. Discover how to
use absolute and relative cell references.
Discover dozens of shortcuts and tricks.
Learn the best way to sort and analyze
data, create custom charts and graphs.
Basic understanding of Excel is strongly
encouraged. Materials are included.
Sarah Johnson
9 AM - 4 PM
This course introduces students to the major
new features and enhancements in Windows
8. Students will learn how to customize
the Windows 8 environment, use jump lists
and gadgets, manage content by using
libraries and Windows Explorer, search for
content, interact with devices, protect files,
troubleshoot problems, and use new privacy
and security features in Internet Explorer.
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Wed & Thu, Sep 14 & 15
$119
Sarah Johnson
8 AM - Noon
SCC CBIZ, 112
Tue & Thu, Nov 8 & 10
$119
Sarah Johnson
8 AM - Noon
Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson, MBA, is an instructor
for Microsoft Office programs at CBIZ.
She earned an Associate of Arts degree
from SCC and her Bachelors in Business
Teaching and MBA from the University of
Northern Iowa. In addition to teaching at
CBIZ, she has experience
as a high school business
teacher and job coop
coordinator, and as a
corporate trainer in
the health benefits
industry where she
provided new hire,
management,
and virtual
training.
Keyboarding for Computers
You will learn the alphabetic keyboard,
practice alphanumeric skills and apply those
skills to word processing situations you are
likely to encounter.
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Wed, Fri, Mon, Sep 7 - 12
$119
Larry Cutsinger
9 AM - Noon
Microsoft Outlook Basics
Are you overwhelmed by emails, meetings,
and to-do lists? In this course you’ll learn
how to manage the flood of emails, creating
folders and archives, how to keep track of
your contacts and how to use Outlook’s
Calendar and Alert features. Find out how
to customize Outlook so it perfectly meets
your needs, and discover how to automate
your work with rules. Whether you’re new
to Outlook or you’ve been using it for years,
you’re sure to learn something useful in every
lesson.
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Nov 29 & Dec 1
$119
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
Think online
Learn new skills on a schedule that suits you.
Learn more at cbiziowa.com
Computer Technology
Microsoft
Testing
Center
This course teaches the core features and
functions of Publisher 2013. You’ll learn how
to navigate the Publisher interface, create
and edit publications, arrange text and
pictures, work with master pages, and create
and format tables. You will also learn how to
flow text across text boxes, create facingpages layouts, export publications to PDF,
and prepare publications for commercial
printing.
CBIZ is your authorized
testing center for
Microsoft Office
Specialist certification.
This certification is the
globally recognized
standard for validating
expertise with the
Microsoft Office suite
of business productivity
programs. Earning the
Office Certification
acknowledges expertise
and sets the individuals
apart in todays
competitive job market.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Mon - Fri, Dec 12 - 16
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue - Thu, Sep 6 & 8
$119
Larry Cutsinger
12:30 - 4:30 PM
To learn more
email us at
[email protected]
or call (319) 208-5375
SCC Keokuk
$119
Larry Cutsinger
5 - 9 PM
SCC CBIZ, 110
Mon & Wed, Oct 3 & 5
$119
CIndy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
SCC CBIZ, 110
Mon & Wed, Nov 14 & 16
$119
Larry Cutsinger
8 AM - Noon
Microsoft PowerPoint
PowerPoint 2013 is used to create
presentations that can combine text,
graphics, charts, clip art, and WordArt. These
presentations can then be shown at internal
business meetings, sales calls, and training
events. Additional topics include building
new presentations, formatting slides, using
drawing tools, working with graphics, using
tables and charts, and modifying the proofing
presentations. Experience with Windows
is recommended. New users of previous
PowerPoint versions will also benefit.
Certificate
SCC CBIZ, 110
8
Microsoft Publisher
$119
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
$175
Cindy Chambers
8 AM - Noon
Word Basics
In this seminar you will gain basic proficiency
with Microsoft Word 2013. Discover the best
and fastest ways to perform everyday tasks.
Learn how to create and edit documents,
format characters and paragraphs, create
and manage tables, control page layout,
work with web features, instant messaging,
and much more. You’ll be able to practice
what you learn in this hands-on course. New
users of previous Word versions will also
benefit.
Certificate.
5
Word Intermediate
Topics covered include working with sections
and columns, formatting tables, working
with Excel data, working with styles, headers
and footers, printing labels and envelopes,
working with graphics and objects, creating
document templates, and managing
document revisions. Pre-requisite: Word
Basics or equivalent knowledge.
Application Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Oct 25 & 27
$119
Cindy Chambers
12:30 - 4:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 110
Wed & Fri, Nov 9 & 11
$119
Sarah Johnson
8 AM - Noon
Word Advanced
Topics covered in this class include using
mail merge, working with forms, working
with large documents, creating macros,
customizing menus and toolbars, using XML
features, and sharing Word documents. Prerequisite: Word Intermediate or equivalent
knowledge.
Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 110
Tue & Thu, Nov 15 & 17
$119
Sarah Johnson
8 AM - Noon
Five ways to convince your
boss to send you to class.
1 Ask A request may be all it takes.
2 Show Give the catalog to your boss.
3 Learn New skills training will make you a better employee.
4 Stay close Get quality training right here locally.
5 Pay less Good training doesn’t have to be expensive.
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Health Care
Our Health Professions Building is here!
This state-of-the-art building
features high-tech patient
and ambulance simulators.
If you want to use cutting
edge technology and start on
the path to a career in Health
Care, now is the time!
Health Care
CPR & First Aid
Heartsaver First Aid and CPR/AED
Professional Health
Care
Basic Life Support for HCP
The BLS for Healthcare Provider class is
designed to teach the skills of CPR and relief
of foreign airway obstruction appropriate
for use with victims of all ages. This course
follows the American Heart Association
guidelines for those required to be trained
in Basic Life Support Healthcare Provider
CPR including nursing students and
various health care providers. Includes AHA
workbook.
Register for this class online or call (319) 208-5391.
SCC WB
Monday, Aug 22
$60
Teri Butler
5 - 9 PM
SCC Keokuk
Tuesday, Sep 6 $60
Vicki Gallagher
5 - 9 PM
SCC WB
Monday, Sep 19 $60
Teri Butler
5 - 9 PM
SCC WB
Monday, Oct 17
$60
Teri Butler
5 - 9 PM
SCC Keokuk
Tuesday, Nov 8 $60
Vicki Gallagher
5 - 9 PM
SCC WB
Wednesday, Nov 9 $60
Deb Kennelly
5 - 9 PM
SCC WB
Monday, Dec 5 $60
Teri Butler
5 - 9 PM
This course combines information for both
basic first aid procedures including the first
aid skills recommended by OSHA and CPR
skills training with instruction and practice
using an AED.
SCC Keokuk
Wednesday, Oct 12
$85
Bryor McMillen
4:30 - 9:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tuesday, Dec 20 $85
Teri Butler
8 AM - 1 PM
Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid
This American Heart Association course
is a 5-hour class teaching critical skills
and knowledge needed to respond to and
manage illnesses and injuries in a child or
infant in the first few minutes until emergency
medical services arrives. This content
is inclusive for Child CPR state-required
training for child care providers, and is also
recommended for teachers, foster care
providers, camp counselors, coaches, and
the general public.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tuesday, Oct 25
$85
Teri Butler
8 AM - 1 PM
Medication Aide
This is a 46 hour class and 10 hour clinical
for a total of 56 hours to prepare individuals
to safely administer medications in long term
care and residential care facilities. Successful
completion qualifies the participants to
pass medications according to regulatory
standards. Applicant must be employed at
least six months in the sponsoring facility,
be recommended by their facility, and if
CNA must be eligible on the DCW Registry if
employed in a certified nursing facility. All other
applicants must provide recommendation
from their administrator at the facility where
they are employed. Text is available in SCC
bookstore, and is not included in cost of
tuition.
The CORE module will be provided on 10/6 & 10/13
and meets from 3 - 6:15 PM.
To register for this class, call (319) 208-5391.
SCC WB
Tue & Thu, Oct 6 - Nov 17
$425
Carden & Sime
3 - 7:30 PM
Match your skills and interests with a career that’s best for you!
CALL PACE FIRST!
(319) 208-5263
Pathways for Academic Career and Employment
Career Coaching • Workshops • Personal Support
Call now or go online to apply.
www.scciowa.edu
Health Care
Medication Manager
Phlebotomy
This 15-hour class is designed to certify
persons to administer medications or
supervise the client who self-administers
non-parenteral medications in 15 or less bed
residential care facilities, supervised apartment
living, and community supported living
arrangements. The course content, approved
by the Iowa Department of Inspections &
Appeals, covers rules/regulations for all three
types of facilities.
Required: Drug reference text less than 4 years old.
Suggested texts are Davis Drug Guide for Nurses or
Nursing 2013 Drug Reference.
To register for this class, call 319-208-5391.
SCC WB
Mon & Tue, Aug 1 - 15
$83
Cheryl Sime
4 - 7 PM
SCC WB
Mon & Tue, Sep 12 - 26
$83
Cheryl Sime
4 - 7 PM
SCC WB
Mon & Tue, Oct 3 - 17
$83
Cheryl Sime
4 - 7 PM
This class of 60 hours
of classroom and 120
hours of externship will
prepare students to
function as a phlebotomist
in a medical laboratory
setting. Background check
is required and will be
explained the first class
meeting.
SCC WB
Tue & Thu, Sep 13 - Nov 17
$595
Lacie Thompson
6 - 9:15 PM
Textbook available in SCC Bookstore
Nurse Aide Review
This 8-hour class is for students who have
completed the Nursing Assistant course,
have been on the registry in the past, or
simply want a refresher prior to taking the
state test. Includes a practice written test
and discussion with the rest of the day
devoted to practicing skills in preparation
for the skills test. The student receives an
updated copy of the skills book with stepby-step info and info on contacting the
Direct Care Worker Registry in the future.
SCC WB
Friday, Aug 12 $89
Cheryl Sime
8:30 AM - 5 PM
SCC WB
Friday, Sep 9 $89
Cheryl Sime
8:30 AM - 5 PM
SCC WB
Friday, Oct 14 $89
Cheryl Sime
8:30 AM - 5 PM
SCC WB
Friday, Nov 11 $89
Cheryl Sime
8:30 AM - 5 PM
SCC WB
Friday, Dec 9 $89
Cheryl Sime
8:30 AM - 5 PM
10
Health Care Online
Spanish for Medical Professional
Learn medical Spanish quickly and easily, honing
your basic conversational skills and mastering
key healthcare words and phrases.
24 Hours, 6 Weeks
$95
www.
.com/secc or call 319-208-5375
Certificate in Legal and Ethical Issues
in Healthcare
Explore the legal and ethical risks healthcare
professionals face, including issues related to
HIPPA rules, medication errors, social media
and healthcare, organ donation, and workplace
violence.
12 Hours, 6 Weeks
$72
www.
Medical Math
Master the math skills you need to succeed in
the medical field.
24 Hours, 6 Weeks
$95
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You might qualify for financial
assistance if you’re training for any
of these programs:
CDL Truck Driving
Industrial Operations Maintenance
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Manufacturing Skills Certificate
Certified Production Technician
Business Application Certificate
Business Bookkeeping Certificate
Production Welding Certificate
Call now to see if you qualify!
(319) 208-5375
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APICS
Expand your Career Opportunities and improve your company’s profitability. APICS, the
Association for Operations Management, is the leader in certification and education programs
for supply operations and supply chain management professionals. CBIZ is proud to partner
with APICS to build your leadership, recognition and knowledge as you complete the Certified
in Production and Inventory Management Program (CPIM).
Basics of Supply Chain Management is a prerequisite for all APICS CPIM courses.
Must be registered ten days prior to the start of class.
APICS Basics of Supply Chain
Management
APICS Execution and Control of
Operations
SCC CBIZ, 111
Fridays, Dec 2 & 9
SCC CBIZ, 111
Fridays, Jan 13 & 27
$550
Tammy Dean
8 AM - 4:30 PM
APICS Detailed Scheduling and
Planning
SCC CBIZ, 112
Fridays, Nov 4 & 18
$550
Tammy Dean
8 AM - 4:30 PM
$550
Tammy Dean
8 AM - 4:30 PM
APICS Master Planning of Resources
SCC CBIZ, 111
Fridays, Mar 10 & 24
$550
Tammy Dean
8 AM - 4:30 PM
APICS Strategic Management of
Resources
SCC CBIZ, 111
Fridays, Sep 9 & 23
$550
Tammy Dean
8 AM - 4:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 111
Fridays, Feb 10 & 24
$550
Tammy Dean
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Professional
LEAN Practitioner
Certifications
Become a Certified Professional Lean
Practitioner and flex your continuous
improvement muscle! CBIZ’s extensive
coursework gives you the skills and
confidence to ask questions, spot
problems and take ownership in the
transformation process. Take one course,
or start your journey to certification… the
benefits will be real.
Production and Inventory
Management Certificate
Learn more!
Visit our Certified Professional
Lean Practitioner Training and
Development webpage.
www.cbiziowa.com
Our three-tiered certification provides
professional development for people in all
levels of an organization:
1. Certification in LEAN Operations (CLO)
2. Certification in LEAN Applications (CLA)
3. Certification in Professional LEAN
Leadership (CPLL)
The Certification program is “hands-on”
and application based. Each certification
level includes implementation activities,
which allows participants to better absorb
what they learn in the coursework.
Certification in Lean
operations (CLO)
Lean Mapping Tools
Participants are introduced to process
mapping and value stream maps. You will
learn how to create a process map, the
common language and icons associated
with maps, and how to use the maps to
create a plan for the future. These principles
will be applied in a hands-on project.
Thursday, Sep 15
$250
Vicki Baum
8 AM - 4:30 PM
5S Workspace Organization
5S is one of many important tools used
within the Lean method to help create and
maintain order. You will learn how to assess
an area and apply a systematic approach
to create order and efficiency within a
workspace. You will explore systems to help
maintain improvements over the long term.
These principles will be applied in an out-ofclass, hands-on project.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Wednesdays, Sep 21 & Oct 5
SCC CBIZ, 111
Wednesdays, Nov 30 & Dec 14
$250
Brian Stone
8 AM - Noon
$250
Kristin Schulte
8 AM- Noon
Enhancing Performance
Understand behavioral tendencies and
how they affect others. You will learn to
adapt behavior and develop strategies
for working together, how to accomplish
tasks by improving relationships with others
and understand and appreciate individual
behavioral differences.
Tuesday, Oct 25 Working Together
This course will deliver strategies and
skills to establish team member roles and
responsibilities, identify misunderstandings in
conflict, facilitate cooperation, and negotiate
for results.
Tuesday, Nov 10 $94
Ben Moser
8 AM - Noon
Lean 101 - Principles of LEAN
Manufacturing
Combined classroom and hands-on
simulation of an operating factory in a
1-day, 8-hour course. This is the first
step in learning the principles of Lean
manufacturing. No previous experience
is required. The course is a mix of
classroom and live simulation. You begin by
manufacturing simulated circuit boards in a
traditional forecasted manufacturing setting.
The results of the simulation provide the
basis for continuous improvement applying
Lean manufacturing principles. Performance
improvements are measured and compared
for improved results.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tuesday, Nov 15
$250
Al Clausen
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Leading Lean Transformation
Learn to lead and manage the culture
change. Translate vision into reality. Prioritize
actions through policy deployment, while
learning to introduce new products smoothly
and in less time.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Susan Dunek
8 AM - Noon
$94
Sue Prochazka
8 AM - Noon
Certification in Lean
Applications (CLA)
Total Productive Maintenance
This course offers the student a method
to proactively maintain machines and
equipment at their peak productivity.
Participants come away with an
understanding of TPM and its five major
components. Each student should
understand how TPM increases overall
equipment effectiveness and how it can help
avoid interruptions to production. The course
provides a deep understanding of the seven
steps to process maintenance.
SCC Keokuk, Annex
Thursday, Dec 8 $250
Susan Dunek
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Certification in
Professional Lean
Leadership (CPLL)
Lean Office
Participants learn the challenges of
moving Lean concepts to the “front of the
house.” Special focus on translating visual
workplace, bringing pull system principles
into the office and information processes.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Wednesday, Oct 19 $250
Susan Dunek
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Six Sigma
Black Belt
Build on your Green Belt learning with this
additional three-day training. The required
capstone project is due eight weeks after the
end of the course. Bring a calculator to class.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Tue - Thu, Sep 20 - 22
12
$1,375
David Bothe
8 AM - 4:30 PM
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Certified Professional
Lean Practitioner
Electives
Introduction to A3 Problem Solving
Learn the power of A3 reporting to address
the root cause of problems in every day work.
This introductory course prepares you to
contribute to the A3 process, dramatically
increasing the probability of success. Leading
companies, such as Toyota, use this proven
and structured problem-solving approach.
(Qualifying Elective for CLO, CLA & CPLL)
SCC CBIZ, 112
Thursday, Aug 25 $125
Kristin Schulte
8 AM - Noon
Kristin Schulte
8 AM - Noon
Explore strategies and skills to define the
problem, foster creative solutions, identify
participant qualifications for a given problem
and select problem-solving techniques.
(Elective CLO)
This course is approved for the Effective Management
Certificate.
Kristin Schulte
12:30 - 4:30 PM
Standardized Work
You will explore standard work as an element
of continuous improvement, identify the
steps of creating and maintaining standards,
identify the processes for improving
standards, examine the key formulas, tables
and worksheets to create standard work
and determine the applications of standard
work for training, improvements, and decision
making. (Qualifying Elective for both CLA & CPLL)
SCC Keokuk, Annex 1
Thursday, Oct 13 $125
Susan Dunek
8 AM - Noon
Electrical Re-Licensure
NEC Code Updates
This course covers the major changes that
affect most electricians including Residential,
Commercial and Industrial installations.
Please bring 2014 NEC code book,
calculator, and pencil/pen.
CEUs: 6 CEUs for Electrician Relicensing awarded
after successful completion.
SCC WB, 607
Saturday, Oct 15 $125
Herb Ogden
8 AM - 2 PM
Box Fill
This 2-hour code class teaches proper sizing
of pull boxes, device boxes, conductor
counting and reductions using Article 314.
(Box fill rules are one of the most misapplied
rules.) Participants must bring a 2014 NEC
code book, calculator, pencil/pen.
CEUs: 2 CEUs for Electrical Relicensing awarded after
successful completion.
SCC WB, 607
Herb Ogden
2 - 4 PM
Electrical Installations
This 3-hour course is approved by the state
of Iowa for CEU hours. Topics covered
include all aspects of an electrical installation,
including conductors, examination of
equipment, short circuit current ratings,
mechanical installation of work, electrical
connections, arc flash warnings,
identification of disconnecting means,
lockable disconnects, space about electrical
equipment, guarding of live parts, enclosures,
tunnel installations, manholes and vaults.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Oct 11 $65
Herb Ogden
4 - 7 PM
Residential Circuits
This 3-hour course is approved by the state
of Iowa for CEU hours. Topics covered
include all aspects of residential circuits
including required outlets, circuit sizing,
over current protection, GFCI and AFCI
requirements as well as conductors and their
required ampacity adjustments. In addition it
covers the rules for required disconnects and
their location.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Oct 11 $65
Herb Ogden
7-10 PM
Residential Wiring
This 6-hour class covers all the aspects and
rules for residential electrical work including
service calculations, conductor sizing,
grounding and bonding of service equipment
and devices, box fill calculations, ground fault
rules, arc fault rules and rules for switch and
receptacle locations and type. It also covers
the use of NM cable and the associated rules
and uses in accessary buildings.
SCC WB, 607
Herb Ogden
8 AM - 2 PM
Certified Production Technician
(CPT)
The nationally recognized Certified
Production Technician is available
at CBIZ!
Earn the CPT certificate from the
Manufacturing Skill Standards Council
(MSSC) by completing your certification
in four modules:
• Safety Awareness
• Quality Practices & Measurement
• Manufacturing Processes &
Production
• Maintenance Awareness
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Vicki Baum
Vicki Baum is a certified trainer and master trainer for a variety
of Lean courses. With over 20 years of leadership experience
and many years of continuous improvement experience, Vicki
is dedicated to helping develop a culture of improvement that
strengthens your competitive position. She has coached more
than 350 Lean projects in manufacturing, healthcare and office
environments in over 35 organizations.
Tools
e
for Workforce Excellenc
Contact a CBIZ representative at
(319) 208-5375 or [email protected] to
learn more about how this certification
can benefit individuals as well as
companies.
Grounding & Bonding
This course covers Article 250 including
service and equipment grounding and
bonding and conductor sizing from table
250.66, 250.102C and 250.122. Step and
touch potential dangers are also covered as
well as many other obscure rules regarding
grounding and bonding. Please bring 2014
NEC code book, calculator, and pencil/pen.
SCC WB, 607
Herb Ogden
2 - 5 PM
Motor Controls
This 3-hour class covers ladder diagrams,
control switching, thermal overload relays
and both NEMA and IEC motor starters. It
also covers both proper branch circuit over
current protection, as well as control circuit
over current protection.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Nov 8 $65
Herb Ogden
4 - 7 PM
Motor Calculations
This course qualifies for three electrical
license CEUs and covers sizing of all parts of
motor circuits including conductor, thermal
overload relays, branch circuit over current
protection, feeder conductors and feeder
over current protection.
CEUs: 3CEUs for Electrician Relicensing awarded
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Nov 8 $65
Herb Ogden
7-10 PM
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in the day?
We made it easy for you to
sign up for classes anytime.
HVAC/Hydronics
Re-Licensure
2012 IMC Update 101
2012 IMC Mechanical 101
Focused on residential installations, this
course will present an overview of OSHA
1926 Subpart M - Fall Protection as it relates
to the construction industry and minimum
requirements of the 2012 International
Mechanical Code including definitions,
general regulations, ventilation, exhaust
systems, duct systems, combustion air,
chimneys/vents, specific applicances,
boilers/water heaters, hydronics piping
and minimum requirements of the 2012
NFPA 54/58 for fuel piping and the 2012
International Energy Conversation Code
for residential energy efficiency. A 2012
International Mechanical Code book is
recommended.
CEUs: This continuing education course will fulfill 2
hours of safety, 2 hours of mechanical code update,
and 4 hours of HVAC discipline or 4 hours of hydronics
discipline for license renewal with the Iowa Plumbing
& Mechanical Board.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Oct 21 $239
John Barber
7 AM - 3:30 PM
SCC WB, 607
Saturday, Dec 17 $239
John Barber
7 AM - 3:30 PM
OSHA Fall Protection
This course will present an overview of
OSHA 1926 Subpart M - Fall Protection as
it relates to the construction industry. No
textbook is required.
CEUs: This continuing education course will fulfill
2 CEU hours of required safety training for license
renewal with the Iowa Plumbing & Mechanical
Systems Board.
$74
SCC CBIZ, 103
John Barber
Friday, Oct 21 7 - 9 AM
SCC WB, 607
Saturday, Dec 17 Online at
www.cbiziowa.com
14
$74
John Barber
7 - 9 AM
course will present minimum requirements
of the 2012 International Mechanical Code
including definitions, general regulations,
ventilation, exhaust systems, duct systems
and combustion air. A 2012 International
Mechanical Code book is recommended.
2 hours of mechanical code update OR 2 hours of
HVAC discipline OR 2 hours of hydronics discipline for
license renewal with the Iowa Plumbing & Mechanical
Board.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Oct 21 $74
John Barber
9 - 11 AM
SCC WB, 607
John Barber
9 - 11 AM
2012 IMC Update 102
of the 2012 International Mechanical
Code including chimneys/vents, specific
appliances, boilers/water heaters and
hydronics piping. A 2012 International
Mechanical Code book is recommended.
Board.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Oct 21 $74
John Barber
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
SCC WB, 607
John Barber
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
2012 IMC Update 103
Focused on residential installations,
this course will present the minimum
requirements of the 2012 NFPA 54/58 for
fuel piping and the 2012 International Energy
Conservation Code for residential energy
efficiency
Board.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Oct 21 $74
John Barber
1:30 - 3:30 PM
SCC WB, 607
John Barber
1:30 - 3:30 PM
www.cbiziowa.com
Manufacturing
ISO 9001:2015 Updates & Impacts
NEW Blueprint Reading for
Manufacturing
This course provides instruction and exercises
on reading manufacturing blueprints. Topics
covered include: blueprint standards, the
specific data drawn on a blueprint; how
to read and interpret the drawing format;
understanding shapes, sizes, and dimensions
of drawings; building terms; and basic
features of blueprints for various trades.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Friday, Oct 28 Industrial Technology
$125
Dave Rector
9 AM - 3:30 PM
Blueprint Reading Basics
This self-paced, interactive, 16-hour online
course discusses the specific data that
is drawn on a blueprint and explains how
to read and interpret the drawing format.
Students will learn orthographic and isometric
drawings to understand shapes, sizes, and
dimensions. Students will study building
terms and construction features of carpentry,
masonry, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing
trades.
Students have one calendar month to complete class.
16 hours $174
#55803 Online
Oct 3 - Nov 2
Electrical Troubleshooting
Fundamentals
The ability to quickly and accurately
troubleshoot a problem is one of the
most sought after assets in industry. This
fundamentals course will help you establish
skills to locate problems in a safe and efficient
manner. Beginning with a safety overview
and building upon a basic knowledge of AC/
DC fundamentals, this class will introduce
you to the test equipment used throughout
industry and teach you how to use those
tools in the field. You will learn how to follow a
systematic approach to problem solving and
how to interpret standard electrical schematic
diagrams. The hands-on portion of the class
will provide you with actual problems and
will help to gauge your learning and identify
growth areas.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Tue & Wed, Aug 16 & 17
$499
Dave Rector
8 AM - 3 PM
SCC Keokuk, 511
Tue & Wed, Nov 1 & 2
$499
Dave Rector
8 AM - 3 PM
This course is designed to simplify &
educate participants on the following: how
ISO 9001:2015 Standard compares to ISO
9001:2008, identify areas needing updates/
changes in current QMS programs, discuss the
major addition of risk assessment into the ISO
Standard, identify difference between design
vs. development in new standard, and much
more.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tue & Thu, Oct 25 - Nov 1
$559
Michael Delaney
6 - 9 PM
Industrial Operations Maintenance
Skills
Learn to operate, repair and troubleshoot
industrial machinery. Training equipment
includes more than 200 hands-on training aids
that replicate tools, components and systems
currently used on the factory floor across the
country.
SCC Keokuk, 511
Mon - Fri, Sep 12 - Oct 21
$2,495
Dave Rector
8 AM - 3:30 PM
PLC Core Skills Series
Participants in PLC Core Skills Series will
complete the 3 essential PLC classes: PLC
Basics, PLC Intermediate and PLC Advanced
Application Topics.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Mon - Fri, Sep 26 - 30
$1,495
Dunek, Martin
8 AM - 3:30 PM
SCC Mt. Pleasant, TBA
Mon - Fri, Nov 14 - 18
$1,495
Dunek, Martin
7 AM - 3:30 PM
David Rector
David Rector comes
to SCC after more than
30 years in the electric
utility industry. He
developed the training
curriculum used by the
Ameren Corporation
for substation
electricians, and
administered the
Ameren substation
apprentice program in
Missouri and Illinois.
PLC Basics
This course is designed for maintenance
personnel and electricians working in plants,
facilities, and commercial buildings with
minimal to no PLC experience. The topics
covered in this course will include hardware
components, establishing communication
to the PLC, understanding uploading,
downloading, online, offline, run mode,
remote mode, program mode and basic PLC
programming. This course is designed for
students with minimal to no PLC experience.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Monday, Sep 26 $350
Bruce Dunek
8 AM - 3:30 PM
Monday, Nov 14 $350
Bruce Dunek
8 AM - 3:30 PM
PLC Intermediate
This course is designed for maintenance
personnel and electricians working in plants,
facilities or commercial buildings with basic
PLC knowledge using the Compact Logix
5000 System. The topics covered in this
course will include hardware components,
establishing communication to the PLC,
uploading, downloading, online, offline, run
mode, remote mode, program mode and
basic PLC programming. Also covered is
interpretation of ladder diagrams, search
functions, addressing, program files, data
files and working with the following instruction
sets: XIO, XIC, OTE, OTL, OTU, TON,
RTO, TOF, RES, CTU, & CTD and basic
troubleshooting.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tue & Wed, Sep 27 & 28
$695
Bruce Dunek
8 AM - 3:30 PM
$695
Bruce Dunek
8 AM - 3:30 PM
PLC Advanced Application Topics
PLC Advance Applications Topics explores
debugging and problem solving of PLC
programs and hardware. It is important that
participants have a solid understanding of PLC
programming and field hardware. Participants
who have successfully completed PLC
Intermediate will be ready to take their skills
and knowledge to the next level.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Thu & Fri, Sep 29 & 30
$695
Joseph Martin
8 AM - 3:30 PM
Thu & Fri, Nov 17 & 18
$695
Bruce Dunek
7 AM - 3:30 PM
NEW Shielded Metal Arc
(Stick) Welding Certificate
In this American Welding Society “SENSE” aligned course,
participants will learn the fundamentals of Shielded Metal
Arc Welding (SMAW) welding, informally known as “Stick”
welding. SMAW is one of the first and most popular welding
processes. It is used extensively in industrial fabrication and
the construction of steel structures. Topics covered include:
welding safety, hands-on SMAW welding in all positions
using various electrodes, applied math, blueprint reading and
welding symbol interpretation. Welding material will generally
be limited to carbon steel.
$2,995
SCC WB, 701
Larry Burnett
Mon - Fri, Aug 29 - Oct 28
4 - 9 PM
This class will not meet Sep 5.
Production Welding
Certificate
This American Welding Society “SENSE”
aligned course is designed for the participant
who desires employment in production
welding. Curriculum will be delivered through
a combination of classroom lecture and
hands-on training in a welding lab. Topics
covered include welding safety, applied
math, blueprint reading and welding symbol
interpretation, and MIG welding. Successful
participants will have the necessary skills to
obtain entry-level employment in the highdemand area of production welding.
SCC WB, 701
Mon - Fri, Oct 31 - Dec 16
$2,495
Larry Burnett
4 - 9 PM
This class does not meet Nov 23,24,25
NEW Shop Math
Designed to strengthen basic math skills,
this face to face course will cover topics like
properties, rounding, estimating, comparing,
converting, and computing whole numbers,
fractions, and decimals. Participants should
be able to perform basic computations and
solve relevant mathematical problems. Great
for welders, mechanics, or anyone working
in a hands-on skill.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Wednesday, Sep 7 16
$229
Dave Rector
8 AM - 3:30 PM
Plumbing Re-Licensure
2012 UPC Plumbing 101
Successful completion of this course will
fulfill (8) hours of plumbing CEU continuing
education for license renewal with the
Iowa Plumbing & Mechanical Systems
Board. Three individual courses are taught
separately, the 2 hr Safety, 2 hr Code
Update, and 4 hr Discipline. A 2012 Uniform
Plumbing Code book is recommended.
CEUs: 8 CEUs for IA Plumbing & Mechanical
Systems Board Relicensing awarded after successful
completion.
$239
SCC WB, 607
John Barber
Saturday, Oct 22 7 AM - 3:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Dec 16 Larry Burnett
Larry Burnett has hands on welding
experience with multiple processes
(SMAW, GMAW, GTAW, OFW) and
materials in all positions and
pipe. Larry is a Welding
Engineer for CNH Industrial.
His credentials include
CWI,CWE, CWS
& CWSR,
all obtained through
the AWS, the leader in
welding standards.
$239
John Barber
7 AM - 3:30 PM
OSHA Update
This course will present an update to
the Occupational Safety & Health Act as
it relates to the construction industry. A
2012 Uniform Plumbing Code book is
recommended.
CEUs: This continuing education course will fulfill 2
hours of safety requirement for license renewal with
the Iowa Plumbing & Mechanical Systems Board.
SCC WB, 607
John Barber
7 - 9 AM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Dec 16 $74
John Barber
7 - 9 AM
www.cbiziowa.com
Plumbing Re-Licensure
Continued
2012 UPC Update 101
Focused on residential applications,
this course will present the minimum
requirements of the 2012 Uniform Plumbing
Code including definitions, general
requirements, plumbing fixtures, potable
water, DWV and traps. A 2012 Uniform
Plumbing Code book is recommended.
CEUs: This continuing education course fulfills
2 hours of plumbing code update OR 2 hours of
plumbing discipline for license renewal with the Iowa
Plumbing & Mechanical Board.
SCC WB, 607
John Barber
9 - 11 AM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Dec 16 $74
John Barber
9 - 11 AM
2012 UPC Update 102
of the 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code
including vents and sizing DWV piping.
A 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code book is
recommended.
SCC WB, 607
John Barber
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Dec 16 $74
John Barber
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
2012 UPC Update 103
course will present minimum requirements of
the 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code including
sizing potable water piping and green
plumbing. A 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code
book is recommended.
SCC WB, 607
John Barber
1:30 - 3:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Dec 16 $74
John Barber
1:30 - 3:30 PM
Environmental &
Industrial Safety
Alcohol & Other Drug
Safety
Alcohol and Other Drug Awareness for
Managers and Supervisors
Iowa’s drug testing law (Iowa Code Section
730.5, paragraph 9.h. and Administrative
Code Section 640) enhances worker
safety by creating drug & substance free
workplaces. One tool available to private
sector employers is drug testing (inclusive of
alcohol testing). An employer who chooses
to use this tool must attend a minimum of
two hours of initial training, and a minimum
of one hour annually for update or refresher
training. This training meets the initial twohour training requirement and includes
information concerning the recognition
of evidence of employee alcohol and/or
other drug abuse, the documentation and
corroboration of alcohol and/or other drug
abuse, and the referral of employees who
abuse alcohol and/or other drugs to the
employee assistance program or to the
resource file maintained by the employer
pursuant to paragraph “c”, subparagraph (2)
of the Iowa Code. This course satisfies the
requirements for supervisor training.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Sep 13
$39
Jim Towlerton
8 - 10 AM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Thursday, Oct 20
$39
Jim Towlerton
8 - 10 AM
Attention
New & Current
IOWA
BUSINESSES
Money is
available for you!
Alcohol and Other Drug Awareness
Refresher for Managers and
Supervisors
Iowa’s drug testing law (Iowa Code Section
730.5, paragraph 9.h. and Administrative
Code Section 640) enhances worker
safety by creating drug & substance free
workplaces. One tool available to private
sector employers is drug testing (inclusive of
alcohol testing). An employer who chooses
to use this tool must attend a minimum of
two hours of initial training, and a minimum
of one hour annually for update or refresher
training. This training meets the one-hour
annual refresher training requirement
and includes information concerning the
recognition of evidence of employee alcohol
and/or other drug abuse, the documentation
and corroboration of alcohol and/or other
drug abuse, and the referral of employees
who abuse alcohol and/or other drugs to the
employee assistance program.
#55681 1 Hour, 1 Session
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Sep 13
$35
Jim Towlerton
10 - 11 AM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Thursday, Oct 20
$35
Jim Towlerton
10 - 11 AM
LEARN MORE!
Call Brenda Rubey at
319-208-5384 or e-mail
[email protected]
The Iowa New Jobs Training
Program (260E) supports
manufacturing businesses adding
employees through expansion in,
or relocation to, Iowa.
The Iowa Jobs Training Program
(260F) invests in customized
training for existing employees.
This program is state funded in
the form of a forgivable loan.
OSHA
Arc Flash (NFPA 70E) for Industry
This course is an OSHA requirement, and
it involves educating employees about the
dangers of arc flash from electrical devices.
Employees are required to understand the
potential danger from arc flash, how arc
flash is categorized, and what can be done
to limit exposure.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Thursday, Dec 8 $65
Dave Rector
8 - 11 AM
Confined Space Entry and Rescue for
Attics, Basements and Crawl Spaces
Instructional delivery of Confined Space
Entry training aligned with a new OSHA
construction standard 29 CFR 1926
Subpart AA. This course highlights many
of the confined space hazards associated
with crawl spaces and attics and how
employers can protect their workers in these
environments.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Monday, Oct 24 $69
Dave Rector
9 AM - 11 AM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Nov 18 $69
Dave Rector
1 - 3 PM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Friday, Jan 20 $69
Dave Rector
8 - 10 AM
Forklift Operator Training
This course is designed to meet the
training requirements for OSHA standard
29 CFR 1910.178. Training topics include
mechanics, inspection, and maintenance
of forklifts; ANSI driving procedures; lift
operation; and special operating rules. This
course includes a driving module that allows
participants to operate a forklift.
SCC WB, 607
Tuesday, Oct 25 18
$85
Dave Rector
8 AM - Noon
NEW Globally Harmonized Safety
Program of OSHA
You will be able to identify recent changes
to Safety Standard Sheets format, identify
Safety and Health Labeling requirements,
and new GHS Pictograms with a given
chemical, physical and environmental
classifications of hazards. In this class you
will review the basics of the new system for
Hazard Classification, and recognize new
requirements that will need to be prepared
and implemented.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Nov 8 $69
Dave Rector
8 - 10 AM
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
Training provides an overview on recognizing
and preventing hazards in the workplace.
Participants learn how to identify, abate,
avoid and prevent job related hazards on
a job site. Training covers general industry
safety and health hazards a worker may
encounter, including, but not limited to: intro
to OSHA; walking and working surfaces;
exit routes, emergency action plans, fire
prevention plans, and fire protection;
PPE; hazardous communication; and
electrical. Participants learn about employer
responsibilities and worker rights. Active
participation is required. Participants who
successfully finish the training will receive a
card from OSHA verifying completion of the
course.
SCC Keokuk, 511
Wednesday is 8 am - Noon
$179
Dave Rector
8 AM - 4:30 PM
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry
Training is intended to provide a variety of
information to workers with some safety
responsibility and will emphasize hazard
identification, avoidance, control and
prevention. Topics include, but are not
limited to: Intro to OSHA; walking and
working surfaces; exit routes, emergency
action plans, fire prevention plans, and fire
protection; PPE; hazardous communication;
electrical; material handling; and managing
safety and health. Active participation is
required. Participants who successfully finish
the training will receive a card from OSHA
verifying completion of the course.
SCC Keokuk, 511
Mon - Thu, Aug 22 - 25
$550
Dave Rector
8 AM - 4:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 103
Mon - Thu, Dec 12 - 15
$550
Dave Rector
8 AM - 4:30 PM
OSHA Fall Protection for the
Competent Person
Employees working at a height of 6 feet
or more must be aware of fall protection
procedures. To ensure compliance with
fall protection, OSHA requires a person
competent in safety procedures and
equipment be present at every job site. This
course covers methods of fall protection
and how to properly use fall restraint devices
such as lanyards, retractors, etc.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Thursday, Jan 19 $85
Dave Rector
8 AM - Noon
OSHA Maintenance Lock Out/Tag Out
This training is designed to provide a base
knowledge in Lock Out/Tag Out (LOTO)
fundamentals as well as an understanding of
the tools and techniques used to establish
LOTO procedures as required by OSHA.
This training is appropiate for both operators
and maintenance personnel.
SCC Keokuk, 511
Wednesday, Nov 16 $49
Dave Rector
8 AM - 10 AM
Qualified Rigger - 4 Hr
This class fulfills the OSHA requirement for
the Rigging & Hoisting statute as it pertains
to the duties of the “rigger” (ground man).
Course topics include: rigging components,
capacities and limitations of rigging,
identifying the equipment needed for rigging
a load, configuring the rigging for hoisting,
inspecting the load, and directing a lift using
proper hand signals.
SCC Keokuk, 511
Dave Rector
8 AM - Noon
NEW Safety Seminar
What is your Safety IQ? Do you recognize
the OSHA violations in your workplace?
Presentation and discussion will be on the
top 10 OSHA reportables in the workplace.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Thursday, Oct 27 $17
Dave Rector
7:30 - 9:30 AM
www.cbiziowa.com
Scaffolding for the
Competent Person
Transportation
Transportation
This is an OSHA required course for persons
working on scaffolding who are responsible
for the safety of a work crew. This training
is often given to all members of the crew as
the statute requires a competent person be
on-site for all work. Topics include: Popular
types of supported scaffold, mobile scaffolds
including scissors lifts, articulating and
telescopic boom lifts.
SCC WB, 607 & Fairgrounds
Thursday, Sep 8 $249
Dave Rector
8 AM - Noon
Commercial Driving Programs
The trucking industry is one of the fastest growing and largest employment sectors in
today’s economy. The Center for Business at Southeastern Community College offers
convenient, stream-lined, CDL training programs designed to get you on the road
quickly. Tremendous job opportunities are available through our placement program.
Trenching and Shoring for the
Competent Person
This training is an OSHA-required course
for all personnel who work in excavations.
It covers soil analysis and categorization,
selection and use of shoring, use of sheeting,
barrier protection, egress requirements, and
excavation inspection.
SCC WB, 607
Thursday, Aug 18 $229
Dave Rector
8 AM - 3 PM
• Classroom and hands-on instruction
• Tailored training programs: Full & refresher courses
• Solid reputation-we have trained drivers from across the
United States
• Job placement assistance-we help match you with the best companies
after graduation
• Full tuition assistance may be available for those who qualify
Class A CDL Training
Our four-week,160-hour program packs all the learning of a traditional program into a
convenient, streamlined package that gets you on the road quickly. Tremendous job
opportunities are available through our lifetime placement program. Learn the safe driving
skills necessary to get your Class A CDL, and in return receive the potential for a lucrative
career with excellent pay and benefits.
Program hours are Monday - Friday, 8 AM - 4:30 PM. Evening and weekend hours may
also be available. Times for classes are subject to change due to weather or class sizes.
Fee includes tuition, books, DOT physical, drug screen, license & testing fees.
Fee: $3,495 (includes tuition, books, DOT physical, drug screen, license & testing fees).
Call (319) 208-5375 for more information on how to enroll.
Need based tuition assistance may be available through GAP programs.
Online at
www.cbiziowa.com
SCC CBIZ, 112
Mon - Fri, Sep 7 - Oct 4
$3,495
John Shaw
8 AM - 4:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 112
Mon - Fri, Nov 7 - Dec 5
SCC CBIZ, 112
Mon - Fri, Oct 10 - Nov 4
$3,495
John Shaw
8 AM - 4:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 112
Mon - Fri, Dec 5 - 30
$3,495
8 AM - 4:30 PM
$3,495
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Classes may be arranged in Keokuk based on level of interest.
General Interest
General Interest
Motorcycle
Motorcycle Safety - Basic Rider
Section
This 15-hour course fulfills the state of Iowa’s
mandatory requirements for rider 16-18
years of age. It is also open for other new
and experienced riders interested in learning
safe riding techniques. Bring a helmet, face
shield or goggles, and gloves. Wear long
sleeves, long pants and leather shoes or
boots that cover the ankle. Motorcycles
are provided. Your book is included in
the course fee. The class is limited to 12
students. Students must sign up for MSF
ecourse prior to taking the class instruction.
$159
SCC WB, 607
Koontz, Prickett
Fri/Sat/Sun, Aug 19 - 21
8 AM - 3:30 PM
Class meets:
Fri 6 - 10 PM, Sat 8 - 3:30 PM, Sun 8 - 3:30 PM
$159
SCC WB, 607
Fowler, Crowner
Fri/Sat/Sun, Sep 16 - 18
8 AM - 3:30 PM
Class meets:
Fri 6 - 10 PM, Sat 8 - 3:30 PM, Sun 8 - 3:30 PM
State Mandated Driving
Arts
Driver Improvement
Knitting Fall Retreat
$105
SCC CBIZ, 103
Jennifer Brinkschroeder
Saturday, Sep 10 8 AM - 4:30 PM
$105
SCC CBIZ, 103
Jennifer Brinkschroeder
Saturday, Nov 5
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Driver Unimpaired
SCC WB, 607
Fri & Sat, Aug 5 - 6
$115
Mike McCullough
6 - 4:30 PM
SCC WB, 607
Fri & Sat, Oct 7-8
$115
Mike McCullough
6 - 4:30 PM
SCC WB, 607
Fri & Sat, Dec 2-3
$115
Mike McCullough
6 - 4:30 PM
20
(Level: All)
Relax, learn, and connect with fellow knitters
in a beautiful fall setting.“Holiday Handmade”
will be our theme with featured patterns for
all levels. Featured patterns will include
gift ideas for the holidays. Need help with
an unfinished project, knitting technique
or particular stitch? Trouble shooting and
instruction will also be available. Yarn tasting,
knitting magazines, and door prizes! Lunch
is provided.
Lee County Conservation Center
Saturday, Nov 12 $65
Sue Prochazka
9 AM - 5 PM
Learn to Knit: Scarves 101
(Level: Beginner)
Scarves are a great way to learn basic
knitting techniques. Warmth, comfort, and
style make scarves a great first project. No
experience necessary! Participants will learn
about yarn, needles, and reading basic
patterns from start to finish.
SCC Keokuk, TBA
Saturday, Oct 8 $29
Sue Prochazka
9 AM - 1 PM
$29, plus $12 Supply fee paid to Instructor.
Stained Glass
This class is geared towards both beginners
and advanced students. Beginners learn
copper-foil methods of constructing glass
panels, while advanced students choose
from larger panels, boxes, kaleidoscopes,
and panel lamps. A beginner’s supply kit is
available for approximately $80, payable at
the first class.
Pat Latty’s Studio
Tuesdays, Oct 4 - Nov 15
$89
Pat Latty
1:30 - 4:30 PM
Pat Latty’s Studio
Thursdays, Oct 6 - Nov 17
$89
Pat Latty
6:30 - 9:30 PM
www.cbiziowa.com
General Interest
General Interest
Hunter Safety
Birdwatching Basics
Art Center of Burlington
The Art Center of Burlington’s noncredit
courses for adults are offered through
Southeastern Community College.
Students must be at least 16 years old or
have the permission of the instructor to
register, except where otherwise noted.
Classes do not include material fees.
Material fees paid directly to Art Center.
Potters Wheel 101
Learn basics of throwing on the wheel in
these five sessions. One wheel per student
gives you access. You may practice at other
specified times. Limited to six students.
#55766 12.5 Hours, 5 Sessions
$65
Lillian Rubin
6:30 - 9 PM
Potters Wheel 102
For those who have taken the basic class.
Learn to handle more clay and make larger
and more functional items. Work at your own
pace. Limit six students.
Wednesdays, Oct 12 - Nov 9
$65
Lillian Rubin
6:30 - 9 PM
Raku Pottery
Due to popular demand, this class has
been extended to four sessions. Make clay
pieces (pots, boxes, bells, vases) during the
first two sessions. Then move to the new
Ceramics Park 10 miles north of Burlington
for glazing and the all-day firing (come
when you can) on the last day. Glazing in
typical black and white or Raku reds and
greens - reducing in pine needles, resulting
in iridescent color accented by smoke.
Amazing results! Minimum age is 16, but 14
and 15-year olds will be accepted if a parent
is also enrolled.
Mon & Tue, Sep 20 - Oct 4
Glazing Oct 3. Firing all day Oct 4.
$59
Lillian Rubin
7 - 9:30 PM
Can you tell the difference between a blue
jay and a bluebird? The trees, fields, and
waters of Southeastern Iowa are filled with
over 300 different kinds of birds just waiting
to be noticed. This class will cover the basics
tips and techniques of bird identification, and
consists of 2 classroom meetings with 2 field
trips to local parks. Class will be beneficial
for those with beginning to intermediate
birding skills.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Wed & Sat, Sep 14 - Oct 5
$39
Don Weiss
6 - 8 PM
Class will meet on Wed 9/14 & 10/5 from 6-8 PM.
Field trips will meet on Sat 9/24 & 10/1 from 8-10 AM.
Offered by the DNR, this class will include all
forms of hunter safety, hunter ethics, survival
in the wild, and live firing on a supervised
gun range. This class is mandatory for all
hunters born after Jan. 1, 1967, who want
to purchase a hunting license. Certification in
this class is also acceptable in all states for
big game hunting. You must be 11 years of
age or older to enroll and cannot receive a
license until age 12. You must have a Social
Security Number to register and to receive
a certificate upon completion. Class size is
limited; advance registration is required.
$7
SCC WB, 607
Steve Kerchner
Mon, Thu, Sat, Mon,Thu, Aug 15 - 25
6:30 - 9 PM
Shooting Range Aug 20.
NEW Meditation 101
NEW Essential Oils 101:
Understanding the Basics
Learn the basics of meditation through
simple relaxation techniques. This class will
guide you through deep breathing exercises,
body relaxation, and methods on how to
clear your mind. There is no shape, size, or
age requirement. Please wear comfortable
clothes. There will be gentle stretching.
True aromatherapy requires the use of
high-quality aromatic essential oils. You will
learn what goes into producing a highquality essential oil and what to look for on
labels. You will learn how essentials oils can
enhance your health and why our sense of
smell is also our healing sense. You will be
able to experience serveral oils and learn how
each one can be used.
#55772 1.5 Hours, 1 Session
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Sep 6 $15
Carolyn Evans
6 - 7:30 PM
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tuesday, Oct 18 #55778 1.5 Hours, 1 Session
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Jan 24 $15
Carolyn Evans
6 - 7:30 PM
$15
Mary Ann Hunter
6:30 - 8:30 PM
NEW Essential Oils Usage from
Ancient Times to Today
Learn how essential oils have been used
through the ages. Experience the aroma
of some rare oils used thousands of years
ago. Gain an understanding of how ancient
knowledge is still valid in today’s world and
how we can use them to enhance our health.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tuesday, Nov 15 $15
Mary Ann Hunter
6:30 - 8:30 PM
Get Published: How to Publish a Book
Getting a book published can be one of
the most exciting things you will ever do.
This course will explore what you need to
transition from a completed manuscript or
nonfiction book idea to book publication,
including traditional avenues, options in selfpublication, and even ebook applications.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Tuesday, Nov 8
$25
Tara Dowd
2 - 4 PM
CAROLYN
EVANS
is a West Burlington native, who
attended the Southwest Institute of
Healing Arts in Tempe, Arizona, where
she completed the 200 hour Yoga
teacher training and massage therapy
program. She taught in various gyms
and yoga studios around the Phoenix
area until moving back to Iowa in 2013.
Upon moving back to Burlington she
opened a
yoga studio
to share
the gift of
yoga and
kindness.
She is also
a practicing
licensed
massage
therapist.
Online
Need a class but your
schedule doesn’t jive?
Think online
Tons of options
Self-paced
Single class or series
Affordable
Materials included
Learn new skills on your schedule when it suits you!
All sorts of classes in tons of categories
Accounting & Finance
Human Resources
Business
Language & Arts
Social Media for Business
Career Skills
Law & Legal
Technology
College Readiness
Leadership
Training for K12
Computers
LEED Green Workplace
Teachers
Design & Composition
Management
Writing & Publishing
Health & Medical
New Media Marketing
Visit www.cbiziowa.com to learn more and cruise our offerings.
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Healthy Eating
General Interest
NEW Phytocemicals in Whole Foods
If you can’t pronounce it, don’t eat it! What about lycopene, quercetin,
anthocyanins and zeaxanthin? Don’t base your diet off of the
vocabulary of a second grader! Phytochemicals (phyto = plant) are
plant substances that have beneficial effects on our health, often
identifiable by a pigment or aroma in fruits and vegetables. Lycopene
from red produce like tomatoes and watermelon may reduce the
incidence of several types of cancer. Multivitamins and supplements
can’t compete with Mother Nature. Dietitian Michelle Kuster will share
the research behind phytochemicals and how to enjoy eating more
whole foods to reap the benefits.
#55794 1Hour, 1 Session
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Oct 25 $15
Michelle Kuster
6 - 7 PM
Save Time, Save Money Eating Healthy
Intuitive Eating
The diet and weight loss industry rakes in $60 billion annually, yet
95% of people who lose weight gain it back. It’s time we blame the
process of dieting, not ourselves. Join dietitian Michelle Kuster for
an informative series on a different approach – Intuitive Eating. This
class focuses on the 10 principles of Intuitive Eating, including quitting
diets, eating based on hunger and fullness cues, making peace with
food and your body, emotional eating, eating satisfaction and more.
Rediscover the pleasures of eating through a guided mindful eating
exercise in class.
SCC CBIZ, 103
Tuesday, Sep 13 $35
Michelle Kuster
6 - 8 PM
Healthy At Every Size
Health At Every Size (HAES) is an innovative approach to wholeperson health. Although weight loss is purported as the means
to good health, Michelle Kuster, HAES-practicing dietitian,
acknowledges that good health can be best realized independent
from considerations of size. This approach supports people of all sizes
in addressing health directly by adopting healthy behaviors. Basic
components include respect for body diversity, compassionate selfcare, finding joy in movement, mindful eating driven by hunger and
fullness cues and valuing past life experiences to provide opportunities
for growth.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tuesday, Oct 11 Can’t afford to eat healthy? No time to cook? Think again! In the
current economy, many of us are living on a budget and looking for
ways to reduce food expenses while still enjoying tasty, nutritious
meals to fit into our busy schedules. With the right tips and a little
planning, it is possible to enjoy healthy food on the cheap. Join us for
time and money savings strategies that can bring healthy meals to
your table.
Thursday, Nov 3 $25
Tara Dowd
6 - 8 PM
Gluten-Free & Allergy-Free Made Easy
Have you been diagnosed with a food allergy or food intolerance?
Getting tired of cooking meals for a restricted diet? Through the
struggles and challenges of dietary restriction, Tara has simplified
eating for those on special or restricted diets. Her passion is saving
time and money, and this time in the kitchen! Join us for time and
money saving secrets making gluten-free and allergy-free cooking
easy.
SCC CBIZ, 111
Tuesday, Sep 13 $25
Tara Dowd
6 - 8 PM
$15
Michelle Kuster
6 - 7 PM
First Foods: Pregnancy to Toddlers
Navigating through evidence-based research, this course
will explore important nutritional recommendations for
preconception, pregnancy, and infant and toddler feeding.
In addition, it will also address food planning strategies for
babies and toddlers - healthy meal and snack ideas - to
embrace healthy living and eating post-delivery. Learn why
early nutrition is the key to preventing many childhood
conditions such as obesity and obesity later in life, as well as
resources for deeper exploration of topics of interest.
Tara Dowd
6 - 8 PM
General Interest
Photography Lighting
NEW
This course is a comprehensive introduction
to lighting techniques for photography.
Through a combination of outdoor
and professional photography studio
shooting, the student will learn how to
use natural lighting and common studio
lighting equipment to create noteworthy
photographs. Students will learn to use and
arrange a variety of lights and light modifiers
such as umbrellas, soft boxes, and reflectors
to create classic styles such as Rembrandt,
broad and short, and low-key and high-key
lighting. Each student must have a camera
with manual aperature, shutter speed
and ISO.
Photography
Certificate
This certificate is for those who are new
to digital photography as well as those
who wish to move from taking snapshots
to making beautiful photographs in
a variety of settings including studio
portraits, landscape, vacation, sports,
and other family events. This series will
also sharpen your skills in editing digital
images. Earn your certificate by taking
all topical photography classes and
completing one editing track.
Introduction to Digital Photography
Advanced Photography
Portrait Photography
Sports Photography
Landscape & Vacation Photography Lighting
Editing classes include the Lightroom
track, Photoshop track, and Elements
Basics/Intermediate track.
Look for Wildlife Photography, and
Macro Photography to be added soon.
Call (319) 208-5375
Look for
Photography
Introduction to Digital Photography
This is a beginner’s level class. This class
will cover many of the features and settings
to today’s digital cameras, as well as what
can be done with the pictures you take. You
will learn the basics of photography such
as exposure and composition with a goal
of improving your picture taking skills. We
will cover the use of natural lighting, but we
will not be covering the use of flash in this
class. Students need a camera, the manual
for that camera, access to a computer, and
email capability. Students will be expected to
spend 2-3 hours per week at home working
on some of the topics covered in class.
This class is part of the Photography Certificate.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Wednesdays, Sep 14 - Oct 19
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$69
Rod Gerst
6 - 8 PM
SCC CBIZ, 112
Wednesdays, Jan 11 - Feb 1
$69
Phil Pool
6 - 9 PM
Photoshop Elements Basics
Advanced Photography
For the serious advanced photographer who
wants to learn MANUAL camera function,
lighting, and an intro to basic portraiture.
This four-session course details the technical
manual functions of the camera, different
types of lighting and their values, and basic
portraiture/composition, and how they
impact your photograph. The course relies
on specific assignments and kindly in-class
critiques. Each student must have a camera
with manual aperature, shutter speed and
ISO. After the first session, classes will be
in a professional photography studio, and
outdoors, weather permitting.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Tuesdays, Jan 10 - 31
$45
Randy Fox
7 - 9 PM
Lightroom for Digital Photographers
Work with key features in Lightroom to
create professional-looking images. Explore
working with colors, color settings, image
adjustments, noise reduction and other
essential image techniques. Make working
with Lightroom more efficient by exploring
some essential tips and tricks. Class will
focus primarily on the Library and Develop
modules. Class textbook included in
course fee.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Tuesdays, Oct 18 - Nov 15
This is a beginning level class, and will
introduce students to photo editing software
and tools used to improve the photographs
we take. Learn how to get your photos out
of the camera and onto your computer to
crop, resize, and straighten images, remove
red-eye, and adjust contrast and exposure
so you are ready to get great-looking prints
of your photos.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Thursdays, Nov 3 - Dec 15
$69
Rod Gerst
6 - 8 PM
Class will not meet the week of Thanksgiving.
Portrait Photography
This class will cover photographing people
in both studio and environmental settings.
You will learn composition, studio and
natural lighting, posing, and other techniques
to start taking portraits instead of snapshots.
Class will include time in a professional
studio as well as outdoor shooting, and
will be taught by Phil Pool, owner of Omni
Photography. Students must have a
DSLR camera with manual settings. Some
familiarity with Photoshop or Lightroom will
also be helpful.
SCC CBIZ, 112
Tuesdays, Sep 6 - 27
$69
Phil Pool
6 PM - 9 PM
$179
Phil Pool
6 PM - 9 PM
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Adult Education and Literacy
Adult Education and Literacy
SCC offers free classes to adults who want to learn, get a better job, earn a high school equivalency
diploma (formerly GED), or start college.
We did it! So can you!
Adult Literacy
English Language Learning
Build your reading skills with
SCC’s Adult Literacy program.
Work with our tutors to learn
basic reading skills or become a
better reader. One-on-one tutoring
sessions available. Learn more.
Learn English! Improve your speaking, reading and writing skills
in SCC’s English Language Learning program. Classes offered at
SCC’s Mount Pleasant Center.
Call Paula Faulkner at
(319) 208-5306
High School
Equivalency Diploma
Don’t have your high school
diploma?
Take classes to earn a High
School Equivalency Diploma. Our
instructors will work with you until
you complete the required test.
Subjects covered include:
• Reading and Writing
• Math
• Science
• Social Studies
Learn more. Call (319) 208-5314
Learn more. Call (319) 208-5314
SCC Mount Pleasant Center: 200 North Main, Mount Pleasant
Morning class schedule Tue – Thu 9 - 11:30 AM Evening class schedule Mon & Wed 6 - 8 PM
Adult Education
Improve your skills for work, training, or to earn a High School Equivalency
Diploma. Convenient day and evening classes are available. Courses and
times vary. Learn more. Call (319) 208-5314
Burlington IowaWORKS Center: 1000 N. Roosevelt Ave.
Classes: Mon – Fri, 9 AM – noon & 12:30 – 3:30 PM
West Burlington: SCC, 1500 W. Agency Rd.
Classes: Tue & Thu 5 – 8 PM
Keokuk: SCC, 335 Messenger Road
Classes: Mon – Thu, 8:30 AM – Noon
Classes: Mon, 5 – 8:30 PM
Fort Madison
Classes: Mon – Thu, 9:30 AM – Noon & 12:30 – 3 PM
Mount Pleasant: SCC, 200 North Main
Classes: Mon – Thu, 10 AM – Noon & 1 – 3 PM
Classes: Wed, 5:30 – 8:30 PM
Kahoka, MO: Kahoka Court House, 111 Court St.
Classes: Tue & Wed 6 – 8 PM
Boost your reading and writing skills. Get better at math.
Call (319) 208-5314
Options Index
Accounting
Cosmetology
Health Care
Basic Accounting for Your Business....................2
QuickBooks Pro® Level I.....................................2
QuickBooks Pro® Level II....................................2
Cosmetology.......................................................1
Iowa Law and Business Tips...............................1
Mixology of Trends, Techniques and Business.....1
APICS
Driving
Basic Life Support for HCP..................................9
Heartsaver First Aid and CPR/AED......................9
Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid...............................9
Medication Aide...................................................9
Medication Manager..........................................10
Nurse Aide Review............................................10
APICS Basics of Supply Chain Management.....11
APICS Detailed Scheduling and Planning...........11
APICS Execution and Control of Operations......11
APICS Master Planning of Resources................11
APICS Strategic Management of Resources......11
Class A CDL Training.........................................19
Driver Improvement...........................................20
Driving Unimpaired............................................20
Arts & Crafts
Knitting Fall Retreat............................................20
Learn to Knit: Scarves 101................................20
Potters Wheel 101.............................................21
Potters Wheel 102.............................................21
Raku Pottery.....................................................21
Stained Glass....................................................20
Auto Dealership
Buy Here Pay Here Operations: The Policies and
Procedures for Compliant Dealerships............1
Environmental, Health & Safety Compliance For
Auto Dealers...................................................1
Legal and Compliant Guidance for Dealer
Assisted Consumer Financing-Indirect Lending
Guidelines.......................................................1
The Nuts, the Bolts, the Basics............................1
Business Management
A Smart Girl’s Guide to Money by American Girl..1
Smart Start - Starting a New Business.................2
Successful Marketing..........................................2
Writing Your Business Plan..................................2
Coaching
Coaching Authorization Certificate.......................4
Coaching Ethics..................................................4
Computers
Access Advanced................................................6
Access Basics.....................................................6
Access Intermediate............................................6
Computer Essentials for Home & Work................6
Computer Essentials for Home and Work 50+.....6
Excel Advanced...................................................7
Excel Basics........................................................7
Excel Formulas, Functions, and Charts................7
Excel Intermediate...............................................7
Introduction to Windows 8.1................................7
Keyboarding for Computers.................................7
Microsoft Outlook Basics.....................................7
Microsoft PowerPoint..........................................8
Microsoft Publisher..............................................8
Word Advanced...................................................8
Word Basics........................................................8
Word Intermediate...............................................8
26
Phlebotomy.......................................................10
Motorcycle Safety - Basic Rider Section............20
Human Resources
Drug Safety
HR Legal Issues for Managers.............................5
Alcohol & Other Drug Awareness for Managers
and Supervisors............................................17
Alcohol and Other Drug Awareness Refresher for
Managers and Supervisors...........................17
Hunting
Electrical
2012 IMC Mechanical 101.................................14
2012 IMC Update 101.......................................14
2012 IMC Update 102.......................................14
2012 IMC Update 103.......................................14
Box Fill..............................................................13
Electrical Installations.........................................13
Electrical Troubleshooting Fundamentals...........15
Grounding & Bonding........................................14
Motor Calculations.............................................14
Motor Controls..................................................14
NEC Code Updates...........................................13
Residential Circuits............................................13
Residential Wiring..............................................13
Alcohol & Other Drug Awareness for Managers
and Supervisors............................................17
Alcohol and Other Drug Awareness Refresher for
Managers and Supervisors...........................17
Arc Flash (NFPA 70E) for Industry......................18
Forklift Operator Training....................................18
Globally Harmonized Safety Program
of OSHA.......................................................18
ISO 9001:2015 Updates & Impacts...................15
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry........................18
Competent Person.......................................18
Qualified Rigger - 4 Hr.......................................18
Safety Seminar..................................................18
Scaffolding for the Competent Person...............19
Food
First Foods: Pregnancy to Toddlers....................23
Gluten-Free and Allergy-Free Made Easy...........23
Healthy At Every Size.........................................23
Intuitive Eating...................................................23
Phytocemicals in Whole Foods..........................23
Save Time, Save Money Eating Healthy.............23
Hunter Safety....................................................21
HVAC/Hydronics
OSHA Fall Protection.........................................14
Blueprint Reading Basics - On Line...................15
Blueprint Reading for Manufacturing..................15
Industrial Operations Maintenance Skills............15
Introduction to A3 Problem Solving....................13
Lean 101 - Principles of Lean Manufacturing.....12
OSHA Maintenance Lock Out/Tag Out..............18
PLC Advanced Application Topics.....................15
PLC Basics........................................................15
PLC Core Skills Series.......................................15
PLC Intermediate...............................................15
Problem Solving for Teams............................5, 13
Production Welding Certificate...........................16
Shielded Metal Arc (Stick) Welding Certificate....16
Shop Math........................................................16
Total Productive Maintenance............................12
Working Together..............................................12
Leadership
Delegation for Leaders.........................................5
Enhancing Performance................................4, 12
Handling Conflict.................................................5
Horse Sense for Leaders.....................................6
Leading Change in the Workplace.......................5
Leading High Performance Teams.......................5
Leading Lean Transformation.............................12
Management Basics............................................5
Successful Meetings............................................4
Supervision Certificate.........................................4
Supervisory Survival Skills....................................4
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Options Index
LEAN Manufacturing
OSHA
Safety
5S Workspace Organization..............................12
Enhancing Performance....................................12
Horse Sense for Leaders.....................................6
Leading Lean Transformation.............................12
Lean 101 - Principles of Lean Manufacturing.....12
Lean Mapping Tools..........................................12
Lean Office........................................................12
Six Sigma Black Belt.........................................12
Standardized Work............................................13
Total Productive Maintenance............................12
Confined Space Entry for Attics &
Crawl Spaces...............................................18
Globally Harmonized Safety Program
of OSHA.......................................................18
Safety Seminar..................................................18
Confined Space Entry for Attics & Crawl Spaces.18
Forklift Operator Training....................................18
OSHA Fall Protection for the Competent Person.18
Qualified Rigger - 4 Hr.......................................18
Safety Seminar..................................................18
Scaffolding for the Competent Person...............19
Leisure
Birdwatching Basics..........................................21
Essential Oils 101: Understanding the Basics....21
Essential Oils Usage from Ancient Times
to Today........................................................21
Meditation 101..................................................21
Manufacturing
Blueprint Reading for Manufacturing..................15
Electrical Troubleshooting Fundamentals...........15
Industrial Operations Maintenance Skills............15
PLC Advanced Application Topics.....................15
PLC Basics........................................................15
PLC Core Skills Series.......................................15
PLC Intermediate...............................................15
Shop Math........................................................16
MS Office
Access Advanced................................................6
Access Basics.....................................................6
Access Intermediate............................................6
Excel Advanced...................................................7
Excel Basics........................................................7
Excel Formulas, Functions, and Charts................7
Excel Intermediate...............................................7
Microsoft Outlook Basics.....................................7
Microsoft PowerPoint..........................................8
Microsoft Publisher..............................................8
Word Advanced...................................................8
Word Basics........................................................8
Word Intermediate...............................................8
Online
Coaching Authorization Certificate.......................4
Photography
Advanced Photography.....................................24
Introduction to Digital Photography....................24
Lightroom for Digital Photographers..................24
Photography Certificate.....................................24
Photography Lighting........................................24
Photoshop Elements Basics..............................24
Portrait Photography.........................................24
Plumbing
2012 UPC Plumbing 101...................................16
2012 UPC Update 101......................................17
2012 UPC Update 102......................................17
2012 UPC Update 103......................................17
OSHA Update...................................................16
Problem Solving
Publishing
Get Published: How to Publish a Book................2
QuickBooks
Re-Licensure
2012 IMC Mechanical 101.................................14
2012 IMC Update 101.......................................14
2012 IMC Update 102.......................................14
2012 IMC Update 103.......................................14
2012 UPC Plumbing 101...................................16
2012 UPC Update 101......................................17
2012 UPC Update 102......................................17
2012 UPC Update 103......................................17
Box Fill..............................................................13
Electrical Installations.........................................13
Grounding & Bonding........................................14
Motor Calculations.............................................14
Motor Controls..................................................14
NEC Code Updates...........................................13
OSHA Fall Protection.........................................14
OSHA Update...................................................16
Residential Circuits............................................13
Residential Wiring..............................................13
Six Sigma
Six Sigma Black Belt.........................................12
Social Media
Basics of Social Media for Business....................3
Blogging for Business..........................................3
Small Business...............................................3
Pimp My Profile: LinkedIn for Professionals..........3
Social Media Certificate.......................................3
Social Media Certificate Final Project...................3
Twitter Tagging for Business Optimization............3
Visual Media In Social Media Marketing...............3
Visual Media In Social Media Marketing...............4
Supervision
Supervision Certificate.........................................4
Supervisory Survival Skills....................................4
Welding
Production Welding Certificate...........................16
Shielded Metal Arc (Stick) Welding Certificate....16
Youth
A Smart Girl’s Guide to Money by
American Girl............................................1, 24
Important Information
Registration Options
Registration must be received no later than 3 business days prior to the start
date of the class. You are not officially registered until payment is received.
Classes with insufficient enrollment are subject to cancellation.
ONLINE at www.cbiziowa.com
Refund Policy
If your plans change, you must cancel your registration at least 3 business days
prior to the start of the program in order to receive a refund. Business days are
Monday through Friday, with the exception of SCC school breaks and holidays.
Please note that if you don’t cancel and don’t attend, you are still responsible for
payment. If you cannot attend a course, it may be possible to send a substitute
in your place. Please call in advance to make those arrangements.
Inclement Weather
If classes must be postponed or cancelled due to inclement weather,
announcements will be broadcast on local radio stations and posted on the
SCC website.
Payment Methods
We currently accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover when registering online.
We accept Visa, Mastercard, or American Express when registering via phone.
To pay by cash or check, you must either fill out the registration form below and
mail it with your payment or register and pay in person at SCC’s West Burlington
or Keokuk locations.
• Click the register button
• Follow instructions at the top of the screen
• Enter birthdate, SSN and course numbers
• Pay with MasterCard, Visa, Discover or eCheck
• Check email for registration confirmation
PHONE SCC at (319) 208-5375
• Call Monday thru Friday 8 AM – 4:30 PM
• Please have the information from the form below ready for the registrar.
• Use MasterCard, Visa, American Express
or debit card to pay.
E-MAIL US at [email protected]
Email us the following information and we will call
you to register.
• Name and address
• Work, home and cell phone numbers
• Birthdate and SSN
• Titles and Course numbers of the classes
you want to register for.
MAIL OR FAX the form below to SCC
Mail to: SCC Continuing Education
P.O. Box 180
West Burlington, IA 52655-0180
Fax to: (319) 752-3407
Use the form below for Mail and Fax Registrations
Continuing Education Registration Form
Class Information
Class Name ___________________________________________________________________________ #______________ Cost: _____________
Class Name ___________________________________________________________________________ #______________ Cost: _____________
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Personal Information
Name ________________________________________________________________________________ Date of Birth ______/______/______
Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________________________________________ State ________________________ Zip ________________
E-mail address ______________________________________________________________________ SSN:_________-_________-_________
Primary Phone (_____)_________________________________ Secondary Phone (_____)_________________________________
Payment Information
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Total Enclosed $ ________________
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City ________________________________________________________________ State ________________________ Zip ________________
Social Media
Certificate
Get social to build influence
and business!
learn about
Basics of Social Media for Business
Blogging for Business
Small Business
Pimp my Profile: LinkedIn for Professionals
Twitter Tagging for Business Optimization
Visual Media in Marketing
Take the whole series and save 10%.
See page 3 for details.
Stick
Welding
NEW
Want a job in the
welding field?
Take classes
and learn in our
hands-on
welding lab. p16
Six Sigma
Black Belt
Prove your commitment to
continuous improvement. Complete
your certifications this Fall. p12
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SCC’s Health Professions Center is the new home of our health care training programs
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