Holiday Calander 2015 - The City College of New York

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2015
CATALOG
2015 Welcome Message
Welcome to the 2015 catalog of Continuing and Professional Studies of
The City College of New York. City College carries the flagship torch, as
it is the first CUNY school. In addition, it is strategically located in a
neighborhood filled with rich history, cultural, artistry, world-famous
landmarks and dining destinations. It is the perfect place to offer
provocative programs and vital certifications. So, take the train uptown
and let the resounding history become an integral part of your
educational experience.
Whether you want to learn to Produce on Broadway with a famous
Broadway producer, or become an Entertainment Reporter, or certified
in Non-profit Management or Construction Management, this is your
destination. And if you are looking for additional certifications you can
become a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) or Certified Medical Administrative Assistant
(CMAA), by leaders in the health training industry; or enrich your human resources skills and
competencies with the new 2015 SHRM Learning System. If your interest hasn’t been piqued
yet, then Tango or Swing the night away with award-winning dance instructors.
We continue to develop community partnerships and are proud of our newest partners, West
Harlem Assistance, Inc. and Envirolutions. Our partners keep us on the pulse of innovative
training models and community needs.
We welcome feedback for additional partnerships and training, and want to be the training
destination of Harlem.
Please peruse the catalog for additional course offerings that will enhance your skills, and
create infinite possibilities in 2015!
Sharon Mackey-McGee,
Executive Director
Holiday Calander 2015
Thursday, January 1
Monday, January 19
Monday, February 16
Friday, April 3
Saturday, April 4
Friday, May 22
Saturday, May 23
Monday, May 25
Friday, July 3
Saturday, July 4
Saturday, September 5
Monday, September 7
Saturday, October 10
Monday, October 12
Wednesday, November 25 - Saturday, November 28
Monday, December 21 - Friday, January 1, 2016 New Years’ Day
Martin Luther King Jr.
Presidents’ Day
Good Friday
Office Closed
Noon Closure
Office Closed
Memorial Day
Office Closed
Independence Day
Office Closed
Labor Day
Office Closed
Columbus Day
Thanksgiving Break
Christmas Break
Table of Contents
4 REGISTRATION INFORMATION
5 FINANCING YOUR EDUCATION
7 SPRING/SUMMER 2015 COURSES
ALLIED/HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
7 Certified Billing and Coding Speicialist
(CBCS)
7 Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)
7 Certified Medical Administrative Assistant
(CMAA)
8 Certified Electronic Health Record Specialist
(CEHRS®)
8 ICD-10 CM PCS: NEXT GENERATION
CODING
9 Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Certificate Program
9 Pharmacy Technician Certificate Program
10 Red Cross Certifications
10Adult CPR/aed
10
Pediatric First Aid CPR/aed
10CPR/aed for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers
10CPR/aed for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers with
First Aid
COMPUTER/Information technology
11 ADOBE WEB DESIGN/GRAPHICS
CERTIFICATE
11 Adobe Dreamweaver
11 Adobe Illustrator
11 InDesign and Photoshop
11 Computer Age: Filling the Gap
12 INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OFFICE
AND THE INTERNET
12 Part I: Microsoft Office 2010, Outlook,
Navigating the Internet, Power Point
and Publisher
12 Part II: Excel and Access
13 CERTIFICATE IN WEB DEVELOPMENT
13 Part I: HTML & CSS
13 Part II: Java Script & Twitter Bootstrap
THEATER & THE ARTS
13 Audition and Scene Study Workshop
14 Entertainment Reporting
14 Think LIke an Editor
15 How to be a Broadway Producer
FOOD SERVICE
16 FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
16
Controlling Food Service Cost I
16
Controlling Food Service Cost II
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Food Service Human Resource
Management and Supervision I
Food Service Human Resource
Management and Supervision II
Hospitality and Restaurant
Management I
Hospitality and Restaurant
Management II
Principles of Food and Beverage
Management I
Principles of Food and Beverage
Management II
Bar Management I
Bar Management II
18 ServSafe® Alcohol Training and
Certification
18 ServSafe® Food Protection Manager
Certification (FPMC)
18 Make the “A” Grade: Prepare your
Food Business to pass NYC Health
Inspection
LANGUAGE SKILLS
19 Accent Reduction
19 SPANISH: THE CITY’S SECOND MOST
POPULAR LANGUAGE
19
Spanish: Part I & II
20 THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE
20
English for International Students
20
Academic Writing for ESOL Learners
21
Practical English
21
Saturday English Skills Program
21
TOEFL Intensive
NON PROFIT MANAGEMENT
22 Board Development
23 Non-Profit Fundrasing and Development
23 Non-Profit Management Certificate
PERSONAL/RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
24 Argentine Tango
24 Swing Dancing Crash Course
25 Meditation and Mindful Living
25 The Eight Gates: Theory
26 The Eight Gates: Practice
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
26 Architecture Summer Career Lab
27 BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
27
Intensive Excel
27
Intensive Bookkeeping and Accounting
27
Advance Bookkeeping and Accounting
27QuickBooks
28 Multi Intrepreter CERTIFICATE
28Community Interpreing
28
Legal Interpreting
28
Medical Interpreting
29 PARALEGAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE
29 REFEREE CERTIFICATION
29
Soccer Officiating
30 PERSONAL TRAINER CERTIFICATE
30 SECURITY GUARD CERTIFICATION TRAININGS
30
NYS 8 Hours
(Pre-Assignment Training)
31
NYS 16 Hours (On-The Job-Training)
31
NYS 8 Hours
(Annual In-Serivce Training)
31 Turner School of Construction
Management (TSCM)
32 SOCIETY FOR HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT (SHRM)
32
NEW 2015-SHRM Lerning System for SHRM-PC and SHRM-SCP
33 SHRM Essentials of HR Management
33 Social Media and Branding Management
35
Roles and Responsibilities of a
Teacher’s Assistant
35
School Violence Prevention and
Intervention Training
35
Special Situations
35
Strategies for Supporting and Managing
Behavior
35
Dignity for All Students Act (DASA)
36 Tax Preparation Made Easy
test preparation
36 High School Equivalency Test Preparation
36 Notary Public
37 ONLINE COURSES – ED 2 GO
38 registration form
39 TRAVEL DIRECTIONS
34 TEACHERS ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
34
Basic Life Support (Infant/Adult CPR)
34
Basic Skills for Children
34
Child Abuse Recognition Training
34
Child Development Throughout the
School Years
Registration Information
HOW TO REGISTER
Payment must be made at the
Online: www.cps.ccny.edu
time of registraton. Payment
By Phone: (212) 650-7312 with payment by
MasterCard/Visa/Discover/American Express/
Debit Card
By Fax: (212) 650-6614 with payment by
MasterCard/Visa/Discover/American Express/
Debit
In person: 160 Convent Avenue (near 140th
St.) Shepard Hall Room 2
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must be in the form of
MasterCard/Visa/Discover/
American Express/Debit/
Money Order/Bank Check
WE DO NOT ACCEPT CASH/
PERSONAL CHECKS
The City College of New York, Continuing and Professional Studies
WWW.CPS.CCNY.EDU | 212.650.7312
Financing your Education
You may be eligible for tuition assistance or vouchers for many of our
courses.
GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
The Helena Rubinstein Continuing Education Fund for Career Advancement
This scholarship fund, which is generously supported by the Helena Rubenstein Foundation, is
the first program at CUNY for individuals enrolled in continuing education programs. It is open
to individuals who seek to advance their careers through education and training, and do not have
access to other funding sources. For more information please contact The City College of New York,
Continuing Professional Studies office or visit https://cunysud.formstack.com/forms/hrf_jan2015
INDIVIDUAL TRAINING GRANTS (ITG)
Advance your Career through Occupational Training
I.T.G.s allow you to receive specialized training to find a new job or advance in your career at a very
low cost. For more information visit your local Workforce 1 Center.
Workforce Investment Act
(WIA) Vouchers may be available for individuals who are unemployed, dislocated, disabled, youth
(14 to 21 meeting certain requirements) or displaced workers. For more information please visit
http://www.workforcenewyork.org
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Vouchers are accepted through the GI Bill and the Department of Veterans Affairs. For more information and requirements, please visit www.va.gov/
VOCATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
ACCES-VR (formerly VESID) vouchers are accepted for certificate training programs.
For more information and requirements, please visit www.vesid.nysed.gov
HUMAN RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION
We are a Human Resource Administration (HRA) approved provider.
For more information and requirements, please visit www.nyc.gov/html/hra
Employer Reimbursement
Vouchers/Tuition reimbursement may be available through your employer. Contact the Human
Resources, Personnel or Training Department at your place of employment to receive information on
vouchers for tuition reimbursement.
PAYMENT PLAN
Students may apply for installment plans on open courses tuitioned $500 or above. Payment
plans do not apply to online registrations. If interested please visit the Continuing Education
office.
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DISCOUNTS
Discounts are offered to the following groups: Senior citizens receive a discount of $25 off
the price of any open course costing $99 or more (except computer courses). CCNY faculty,
staff, and students receive a 10% discount on courses (except where exclusions may apply).
Discounts cannot be combined with other offers.
To receive a tuition discount you must register in person and show appropriate ID. All
discounted registrations are subject to space availability.
CLASSROOM ASSIGNMENTS
Classroom information will be posted in Shepard Hall, Room 2, on the first day of class.
TEXTBOOK/MATERIALS INFORMATION
Books and other materials are not included in the cost of a course unless otherwise noted.
Students are expected to bring required textbooks on the first day of class. Textbook
requirements are printed on all receipts.
COURSE CANCELLATION
Continuing and Professional Studies courses are subject to a minimum enrollment. We
reserve the right to cancel any class that does not meet the minimum enrollment required.
If a course is cancelled, students may receive a full refund or speak to staff for additional
options.
REFUND POLICY
All requests for refunds must be submitted in writing, by mail, fax, email or in person.
Non-attendance does not constitute a withdrawal or request for refund. A refund takes
approximately 4-5 weeks after the Office of Continuing Education receives your request.
Refunds are made to the credit card charged or by check only to the payer of record. If CPS
cancels a course a 100% refund, including the registration fee, will be given. If a student
cancels, a refund request must be submitted in writing (via fax, email, or in person) five
business days prior to the first day of class. If the student withdraws at least five business
days prior to the first day of class a 100% refund will be given (less the $25 registration fee).
There are no refunds on one- or two- day workshops. Credit/Debit card refunds are credited
to the card used to register. Money order and business check payments are refunded via a
check mailed four to five weeks after a course withdrawal or cancellation. No refund will be
given after the first class session.
CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS
Continuing and Professional Studies Certificate Programs are designed to equip individuals
with the appropriate level of skills in the least amount of time possible to prepare for the
workforce. Most programs require at least a High School diploma or High School Equivalence
(HSE), formally GED, for entry. Please refer to the specific Certificate Program to determine
requirements or visit our website www.cps.ccny.edu
CERTificate Programs
Our Certificate Program classes can be taken individually for personal enrichment or as part of a Certificate
Program requirement. In order to receive a certificate, students must meet the following requirements: (a) at
least 80% attendance (b) proof of having attained minimum competency in each course (c) completion of all
required courses in the certificate program.
FOR REGISTRATION FORM, SEE PAGE #38
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ALLIED/HEALTH ADMINISTRAtion
ALLIED/HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
CERTIFIED BILLING AND CODING SPECIALIST (CBCS)
Prerequisite High School diploma, GED, or HSE
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, “employment of medical records and health
information technicians is expected to increase by 18% through 2016 faster than the average for
all occupations.” Technology is advancing at a rapid pace and producing more advanced medical
procedures and treatments. With these advances comes the need for trained professionals with
the knowledge to code, bill, and correctly document the performance of these procedures.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: New 220 hour course is designed for anyone who wants to work as
a Certified Billing and Coding Specialist in any medical facility such as Physician’s office, clinics,
hospitals and other related facilities. Course includes exam review and preparation, Medical
Terminology and Anatomy for Billers and Coders, Career Role and Responsibilities, Basics of
Medical Insurance, HIPPA Compliance, ICD 10, and Medical Office Administration, Diagnostic
Coding, Procedural Coding (CPT), Cloud-based Electronic Billing and Exam Review and
Preparation.
Textbooks and exam fee not included in tuition.
spring SECTION
63 SESSIONS; 220 HOURS
monday - THURSDAY
march 23-july 8
$2,650
6:00PM-9:30PM
ME327-1THE
CERTIFIED CLINICAL MEDICAL
ASSISTANT (CCMA)
CERTIFIED MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT (CMAA)
472 Hour course includes Fundamentals of
Medical Assisting, Medical Office
Administration, Medical Terminology and
Clinical Training.
259 Hour course includes Electronich Health
Records, Medical Assisting, Medical Office
Administration, and Administrative Assisting.
Job readiness workshop is also included
monday - thursday
march 23-november 18
$4,499
6:00pM-9:30PM
ME600-1Mtwhe
spring SECTION
monday - thursday
march 23-aUGUST 4
$2,999
6:00pM-9:30PM
ME601-1Mtwhe
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allied/health administraton
Certified Electronic Health Record Specialist Certification (CEHRS™)
National Health Association (NHA) Certification
The Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS) is responsible for maintaining the
integrity and protecting the privacy and security of patient information. As a CEHRS, you may
perform some or all of the following tasks:
• Audit patient records for compliance with legal and regulatory requirements
• Abstract clinical information for inclusion in reports, such as quality improvement studies
• Perform basic coding to submit claims for reimbursement to insurers
• Process Release of Information (ROI) requests for medical records
• Review patient records to ensure they are complete
144-hour course will cover the usage and management of health information and the electronic
health record (EHR). Students will learn how to use health information and the electronic health
records from ambulatory, long term, home health, specialty, population health, and personal health
that encompass the continuum of care.
Students must take Part I and Part II to satisfy certificate requirements.
Textbooks and exam fee not included in tuition.
PART I
Monday & wednesday
may 4-july 27
$1349
6:00PM-9:00PM
ME400-1MWE
PART II
monday & wednesday
july 27-october 21
$1349
6:00PM-9:00PM
ME400B-1mwE
ICD 10 - CM
PREREQUISITE Anatomy and Physiology with Medical Terminology
Course enables coders and others responsible for coding to translate knowledge of ICD-9-CM to
the new classification system. Using a combination of lecture, interactive course work and coding
exercises, this 45 hour course gives students the same content, tools and skills that students will
need to understand the new coding policies taking effect in 2015. At the completion of this course
students will be able to• Explain the new structure for procedure coding for patient services
• Categorize procedures by root operation
• Identify the benefits of transferring to ICD-10-CM
• Apply new conventions in the ICD-10-CM coding guidelines
tuesday & thursday
may 5-june 23
8
$459
6:00pM-9:00PM
ME122-1Mwe
allied/health administration
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Certificate Program
Prerequisite High School Diploma, or HSE (GED); CNA orientation (on the first day of class);
assessment test.Books, Medical Exam, Uniform and exam fee not included in tuition.
A Certified Nursing Assistant, (CNA) works under the supervision of a Registered Nurse, LPN,
Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, Medical Doctor, Resident, or other supervisory staff as
designated by the health care facility, or supervisor. A CNA provides assistance to patients with
daily living tasks and works closely with patients. A CNA is responsible for basic care services such
as bed making, grooming and vital signs. A CNA may also assist doctors and nurses with medical
procedures.
New York State approved 130-hour program provides both classroom instruction and a clinical
internship. Course work includes Anatomy and Physiology, Basic Life Support (CPR card included)
and Fundamentals of Patient Care. Last two weeks of class, students are assigned to clinical
externships. Choose one section only.
DAY SECTION
MONDAY - THURSDAY
MARCH 9-MAY 4
JUNE 8-AUGUST 3
SEPT. 14-NOV. 10
$1,199
9:00AM-2:00PM
ME209-1MTWHD
ME209-1MTWHD
ME209-1MTWHD
Evening SECTION
MONDAY - THURSDAY
MARCH 9-MAY 21
june 8-AUGUST 20
SEPT. 14-NOV. 2
$1,199
6:00PM-9:00PM
ME209-2MTWHE
ME209-2MTWHE
ME209-2MTWHE
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Prerequisite High School Diploma, or HSE (GED)
This one semester certificate program prepares students to follow a rewarding career path in the
industry. Topics covered include, Pharmacy Law, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Medical
Terminology, Pharmacology, (Prior knowledge of arithmetic and pre-algebra required to prepare and
dispense drugs). Students learn about serving patients, maintaining medication inventory control
systems, and managing a pharmacy. Students also prepare for the Pharmacy Technician
Certification Examination (PTCE), a nationally recognized certification examination administered by
the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB). Pharmacy Technician employer will visit and
recruit from class.
Textbooks and exam fee not included in tuition. Choose one session only.
Evening SECTION
$699
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
6:00PM-9:00PM
February 17-may 12
ME106-1tHE
june 2-august 27
me106-1the
september 15-december 15 me106-1the
Day section
SATURDAY
march 7-June 27
July 11-October 17
$699
9:00AM-2:00PM
ME106-1SD
Me106-1sd
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allied/health administraton
10
Adult CPR/AED
Pediatric First Aid CPR/AED
The Adult CPR/AED course incorporates the
latest science and teaches students how to
repond to breathing and cardiac emergencies
for vitims 12 years of age and older.
Students will learn to recognize and care for a
variety of first aid emergencies and how to
respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies
to help pediatric victims up to 12 years of age.
1 SESSION; 6.5 HOURS
$100
FRIDAY 9:00aM-3:30PM
February 6
mE100-1FD
april 10me100-2fd
jUNE 5ME100-1FD
aUGUST 7ME100-2FD
OCTOBER 2ME100-1FD
1 SESSION; 3 HOURS
$90
FRIDAY 10:00aM-1:00PM
fEBRUARY 20
ME500-1FD
april 24ME500-2FD
june 19ME500-1FD
august 21ME500-2FD
october 16ME500-1FD
CPR/AED for Professional
Rescuers and Health Care Providers
CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and
Health Care Providers with First Aid
Course will train professional-level rescuers to
respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies
in adults, children and infants.
Course will train professional-level rescuers and
health care providers to respond to breathing
and cardiac emergencies in adults, children
and infants.
1 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
$100
FRIDAY 9:00AM-3:00PM
fEBRUARY 13
ME501-1FD
APRIL 17ME501-2FD
JUNE 12ME501-1FD
AUGUST 14ME501-2FD
OCTOBER 9ME501-1FD
2 SESSIONS; 8 HOURS
FRIDAY january 23 & 30
march 20 & 27 may 8 & 15
july 10 & 17
september 4 & 11
$110
10:00aM-2:00PM
me502-1fd
me502-2fd
me502-1fd
me502-2fd
me502-1fd
COMPUTER/Information Technology
COMPUTER/information
ADOBE WEB DESIGN/GRAPHICS CERTIFICATE
Learn Adobe Web graphic design to obtain the tools needed to turn your ideas into a visual
masterpiece. Adobe illustrator, Dreamweaver, InDesign and Photoshop are the four main programs
of design used by professionals and now you too can learn this specialized field.
Flash drive required for each class.
Adobe Dreamweaver
Learn to create and navigate
a document, work with text
and objects, pen tools, add
color, import and manipulate
graphics, and manage long
documents and styles for
website design.
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Illustrator is
instrumental for all designs
from a flyer, to a blog. Edit
your artwork and designs
with Adobe Illustrator. Create
basic illustrations with lines,
points, and vectors.
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY
6:15PM-9:15PM
march 30-april 15
may 13-june 3
September 21-October 7
October 19-november 4
GD101-1MWE
InDesign and Photoshop
Create dynamic graphics
using advanced editing and
drawing tools, path editing
techniques, filter effects, and
masks. Course teaches how
to apply Adobe Photoshop to
photography or print media.
Functions and controls of each
of the program’s major tools are
introduced as well as layers,
scanning, adjustments, and the
principles of file size.
$229
april 22-may11
November 30-december 16
GD100-1MWE
GD102-2MWE
Computer Basics THE COMPUTER AGE: FILLING IN THE GAP
Are you new to computers? Do you know how to use a mouse or where to find the desktop? Are you
uncomfortable using drop down menus, check boxes, and scroll bars? In this class you will learn
the fundamentals of a computer and how to use Microsoft Windows.
NOTE: This class is designed for those who have little or no computer experience. Learn in a
relaxed and supportive environment. Adults are introduced to the keyboard, monitor, and mouse.
Microsoft Windows and basic elements of word processing are included. The skills you learn will
open an exciting new world for you to explore.
spring SECTION
$99
SATURDAY
10:00AM-1:00PM
january 24-February 14
CP901-1sd
april 18-may 9
cp901-2sd
summer SECTION
$99
SATURDAY
10:00AM-1:00PM
june 6-june 27
CP901-1sd
october 10-october 31
cp901-1sd
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computer/infomaton technology
INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OFFICE AND THE INTERNET
Develop introductory skills in the Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint) while
reinforcing the students’ knowledge of computer concepts, file management, Internet through
demonstrations and lab exercises. Students must possess basic keyboarding, mouse, and Windows
skills. The 2010 Microsoft Office training program is intended to increase and update the computer
skills of participants. Course is designed for beginners and intermediate-level users of MS Office
software.
Part I - Content Includes
• Introduction to Windows – Manipulate and customize windows to suit your needs.
• Introduction to Word – Create and save documents, open to edit and apply formatting using tools
available, insert ClipArt and Print.
• Introduction to PowerPoint – Create a presentation, add slides, modify layout, edit text, apply
formatting to slides, insert clipart and run a slideshow.
• Introduction to Outlook – Use Outlook to send and receive email communications, use a Calendar
to manage appointments, add Tasks, enter Contacts and make Notes.
• Online Help – Use Help within an application.
WEDNESDAY
May 6-july 8
$279
6:00PM-9:00PM
CLO100-1WE
WEDNESDAY
october 7-December 9
$279
6:00PM-9:00PM
CLO100-1WE
Part II - Content Includes
• Introduction to Excel – Create a spreadsheet, edit, format and use simple formulas for
calculations.
• Introduction to Access – Create a simple database, create tables and forms to enter data, edit
and modify data and tables, filter records, create reports and print.
WEDNESDAY
February 18-April 15
july 15-September 16
$279
6:00PM-9:00PM
clt100-1we
CLT100-1WE
‘‘I Thank Everyone responsible for this course and would
recommend it to my friends and family members’’
- Student
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COMPUTER/Information Technology
CERTIFICATE IN WEB DEVELOPMENT
The Web Development Certificate program gives the background and foundation required to
develop and implement websites.
In this program, you will• Be introduced to the fundamentals of Web development and programming.
• Learn server side programming and database-driven Web applications.
• Study Internet commerce, interactive design, and multimedia development.
Two part class is designed to teach the principles and mechanics underlying the design and use of
HTML and CSS for website development. It is open to beginners with the goal of teaching general
skills that can be applied to any web development project. Topics covered in this course include
HTML, CSS, JAVA SCRIPT, and TWITTER BOOTSTRAP
spring SECTION
PART I: HTML & CSS
$279
THURSDAY
6:30PM-8:30PM
april 30-june 18
CP099-1HE
september 17-november 5
cp099-1he
summer section
PART II: JAVASCRIPT & TWITTER BOOTSTRAP
$279
THURSDAY
6:30PM-8:30PM
july 9-august 27
cp099b-1HE
december 3-february 4
cp099B-1he
theater & the arts
Audition and scene study workshop
This weekly workshop is perfect for the working actor who wants to sharpen or enhance their skills.
We begin by working on the actors’ instruments through exercises and relaxation. This will include
voice, body and movement, and sensory exploration tools that will provide a foundation for all other
work. As students progress, scenes and monologues will be chosen specific to each actor. Class
time will be used to work on rehearsed scenes by exploring various acting techniques.
Performance: In the final weeks, students will polish scenes for an invited industry showcase.
All actors will create a portfolio that will support them for auditions and readings.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Derek Straat is the artistic director of Non Disposable Theatre: a collection
of artists and performers who provide sustainable, local, vibrant art that benefits charity. Mr. Straat
has been seen off-broadway and regionally as an actor, director and technician, and has appeared
on TV locally and in Korea, Malaysia and Brazil. He holds an MFA from the Actors Studio Drama
School and is a member of the Actor’s Equity Association (AEA).
spring SECTION
tuesday
january 27-march 31
$399
6:00PM-9:00PM
ar079-1te
fall SECTION
$399
tuesday
6:00PM-9:00PM
September 22-november 24
ar079-2te
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Theater and the Arts
ENTERTAINMENT REPORTING
Course will teach the techniques of conducting an effective and provocative interview in the
broadcasting and print medium. Students will simulate interviews in and out of class and critique
each other’s style and technique. Students will also analyze and critique interviews done by
professionals in the business. Publicists and reporters will be guest speakers throughout the class.
Students’ end project will include an interview with a celebrity.
About the Instructor Robin Milling, has a wealth of experience as an Entertainment Reporter
covering film, theater, television, and music. Her clients have included ABC Radio Networks, SONY
(SW) Radio Networks, Associated Press Broadcast, EYADA.com the premier Internet radio station
and Showtime Networks, among others.
spring SECTION
TUESDAY
february 24-march 31
$279
6:00PM-8:00PM
AR081-1TE
Think Like an Editor And Get Your Work Noticed
Course will help you craft your bright idea, explain why you’re the expert on the matter, identify the
right home for your message and pitch to various publications. Blogs, op-ed pieces, articles, and
more will be covered.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Robin D. Stone, is a health writer and cerified holistic health coach who
leads interactive personal and professional enrichment workshops. A 30-year journalism veteran,
her work has focused primarily on health, children, families, and parenting. She is the author of No
Secrets, No Lies: How Black Families Can Heal from Sexual Abuse. Her writing has appeared in The
New York Times, Essence Magazine, Glamour Magazine, and other publications. Stone was an editor
at The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and Essence Magazine.
spring SECTION
THURSDAY
may 7-june 11
14
$299
6:00PM-8:00PM
AR083-1HE
theater and the arts
hOW TO BE A BROADWAY PRODUCER: From script to stage
Course is designed to help you take a theater project from inception to the Broadway stage. Included is a
comprehensive overview of the business of first class theater on broadway, as well as an introduction to
the key figures and institutions in the industry. Many of the two-hour sessions will include guest lecturers
who are industry experts. The course is for individuals who want to understand how broadway works, and
those who want to develop an effective production roadmap to mount their show.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Alia Jones-Harvey, an Olivier Award winning producer, joined Front Row
Productions eight years ago to bring classic works featuring actors of color to the Broadway stage. In
her Broadway debut, she co-produced the first African American revival of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, the
biggest grossing play on Broadway in spring 2008, featuring James Earl Jones, Phylicia Rashad, Terrence
Howard, Anika Noni Rose and director, Debbie Allen. Jones-Harvey also co-produced the play in London,
yielding record- breaking numbers of a new audience to the West End, which lauded the 2010 Laurence
Olivier Award for Best Revival of a Play. Her next production, A Street Car Named Desire, directed by Emily
Mann, with original music by Terence Blanchard, completed its 16-week run on Broadway featuring Blair
Underwood, Nicole Ari Parker, Daphne Rubin-Vega and Wood Harris. She has most recently produced
The Trip to Bountiful, for which Cicely Tyson won the 2013 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play, and
Romeo & Juliet starring Orlando Bloom and Condola Rashad.
spring SECTION
WEDNESDAY
march 25 -april 29
$359
5:30PM-7:30PM
AR504-1WE
fall SECTION
$359
WEDNESDAY
5:30PM-7:30PM
september 23-october 28
AR504-1WE
‘‘OUtstanding !! Looked foward to class every week especially
after a hard day of work. this class is a treat.
The intructor has a great spirit.’’
-CPS STUDENT
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food service management
Food service management
FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
The Food Service Management Professional (FMP) credential is a national certification awarded by
the National Restaurant Association through The City College of New York, Continuing and Professional Studies. The certification is designed to teach the highest level of professional competencies
in the food service industry. All courses are taught by National Restaurant Association certified
instructors. NYC Business Solutions offers Continuing and Professional Studies’ Food Service Management students job placement assistance, and small business development.
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (Tuition includes Textbooks)
CORE COURSES (REQUIRED)
ELECTIVE COURSES (Choose 1-Parts I&II)
-Controlling Food Costs I & II
-Bar Management I & II
-Hospitality and Restaurant Management I & II
-Hospitality and Restaurant Marketing I & II
-Human Resources Mgmt. & Supervision I & II
-ServSafe Food Safety
Students must take Part I and Part II to satisfy certificate requirements
CONTROLLING FOOD COSTS I
CONTROLLING FOOD COSTS II
Through classwork applications, this course
examines cost ratios, recipe conversions,
labor costs and budgets.
Course examines production analysis, menu
pricing, food cost control systems, and menu
product mix.
PreRequisite Controlling Food Costs I
spring SECTION
monday & TUESDAY
March 2-march 10
$375
6:00PM-9:00PM
RL101-1mte
spring SECTION
monday & TUESDAY
march 16-march 24
$375
6:00PM-9:00PM
rl101b-1mte
fOOD sERVICE HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION I
FOOD SERVICE HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION II
Course covers the concepts of management,
training and the development process.
Course covers recruitment, selection,
employee relations and legal requirements.
PreRequisite Human Resource Management &
Supervision I
spring SECTION
monday & tuesday
april 6-april 14
16
$375
6:00PM-9:00pM
RL102-1mtE
spring SECTION
monday & tuesday
april 20-april 28
$375
6:00PM-9:00PM
RL102B-1mtE
HOSPITALITY & RESTAURANT
MANAGEMENT II
Course examines the dynamics of leadership
in the foodservice industry.
Course covers effective communication, and
goal setting techniques.
Food service management
HOSPITALITY & RESTAURANT
MANAGEMENT I
PreRequisite Hospitality and Restaurant
Management I
sPring SECTION
monday & TUESDAY
may 4-may 12
$375
6:00PM-9:00PM
RL100-1mTE
spring SECTION
4 SESSIONS; 12 HOUR
monday & TUESDAY
may 18-june 1
1mTE
$375
6:00PM-9:00PM
RL100B -
ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS (CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING – Parts I & II REQUIRED)
PRINCIPLES OF FOOD AND
BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT I
Learn cost control in food, beverage and
labor.
PRINCIPLES OF FOOD AND
BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT II
Learn concepts such as purchasing,
receiving, storing, issuing and production.
PreRequisite Principles of Food & Beverage
Management I
spring SECTION
SATURDAY
february 21-march 7
$375
9:00AM-1:00PM
RL104-1SD
spring SECTION
SATURDAY
march 14-march 28
$375
9:00AM-1:00PM
RL104B-1SD
BAR MANAGEMENT I
BAR MANAGEMENT II
Learn principles of responsible alcohol service
and inventory tracking.
This course examines case studies, principles
of service and inventory review.
PreRequisite Bar Management I
spring SECTION
SATURDAY
april 4-april 18
$375
9:00AM-1:00PM
RL105 -1SD
spring SECTION
SATURDAY
may 2-may 16
$375
9:00AM-1:00PM
RL105B-1SD
“When I applied for a higher end job in the restaurant field,
the supervisor saw
the Hospitality and Restaurant Management courseS on my resume
and gave me a new job. My job profile was so much stronger
because of the Food Service Management CourseS I took at
Continuing and Professional Studies. Thanks!”
-student
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food service management
SERVSAFE® ALCOHOL TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION Program prepares all front of the house staff, including Bartenders, Bussers, Hosts, Servers,
Bouncers to effectively handle sensitive, challenging situations.(TEXTBOOK & EXAM INCLUDED)
spring SECTION
1 SESSION; 5 HOURS
friday april 10
$149
9:00aM-2:00PM
FPA0043-1fd
summer SECTION
1 SESSION; 5 HOURS
friday JUNE 19
$149
9:00AM-2:00PM
FPA0043-1FD
SERVSAFE® FOOD PROTECTION MANAGER CERTIFICATION (FPMC)
Course prepares you to take the ServSafe® Food Protection Management Certification (FPMC) and
the NYC Department of Health’s Food Handler’s Test. This course meets the NYS Department of
Agriculture and Markets educational certificate requirements. (TEXTBOOK & EXAM INCLUDED)
spring SECTION
(English)
1 SESSIONS; 8 HOURS
FRIDAY
march 20*
$199
9:00AM-5:00PM
COO63-1FD
spring SECTION
(Spanish)
1 SESSIONS; 8 HOURS
FRIDAY
april 3* $199
9:00AM - 5:00PM
cOO63s-1FD
* Exam mARCH 27, 9:00 am to 12:00 Pm
* Exam april 10, 9:00 am to 12:00 Pm
summer SECTION
1 SESSIONS; 8 HOURS
FRIDAY
june 5*
summer SECTION
1 SESSIONS; 8 HOURS
FRIDAY
June 19* $199
9:00AM-5:00PM
COO63-1FD
* Exam june 12, 9:00 am to 12:00 Pm
$199
9:00AM - 5:00PM
cOO63s-1FD
* Exam june 26, 10 9:00 am to 12:00 Pm
MAKE THE ‘‘A’’ GRADE
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR FOOD BUSINESS TO PASS THE NYC HEALTH INSPECTION
Are you frustrated by NYC health codes and the Letter Grading System?
Would You and Your staff be prepared for a surprise visit from the NYC Health Inspector?
sPRING SECTION
1 SESSIONS; 3 HOURS
tuesday or thursday
MARCH 10
9:00-12:00PM
MARCH 12
6:00-9:00PM
18
$99
MAG01-1tD
MAG01-1TE
summer SECTION
1 SESSIONS; 3 HOURS
TUESDAY or thursday
JuNE 2
9:00aM-12:00PM
JUNE 4 6:00PM-9:00PM
$99
MAG01-1tD
MAG01-1TE
LANGUAGE skills
LANGUAGE skills
ACCENT REDUCTION
Course designed for intermediate and advanced English language learners. Students will learn to
self-correct errors and develop speech clarity. Upon successful course completion, students will
communicate more confidently in English. Class covers all areas of pronunciation and accent reduction, including linking, pausing, stress, and intonation.
spring SECTION
THURSDAY
april 23-June 25
$239
6:00PM-8:30PM
ES104-1HE
Fall SECTION
$239
THURSDAY
6:00PM-8:30PM
September 17-November 20
ES104-1HE
SPANISH: THE CITY’S SECOND MOST POPULAR LANGUAGE
THE ESSENTIAL SECOND LANGUAGE AT THE WORKPLACE
Speaking a second language has become a necessary skill. Spanish for the Workplace
program is designed to help you communicate in Spanish. Whether you are a beginner
or an intermediate student, you will speak Spanish with confidence.
SPANISH FOR THE WORKPLACE
Program focuses on effective, basic,
customer service skills to communicate
with Spanish speaking staff, customers
and friends. You will learn how to greet,
ask and answer basic questions and
express job related requests or commands.
Lessons will cover present, past and future
tenses, distinctive language sounds,
idiomatic expressions and practical
vocabulary. Lessons are driven by students’
workplace needs and experiences.
Vocabulary lessons will target all professions.
spring SECTION
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY
march 2-april 1
summer SECTION
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY
may 27-june 29
$279
6:00PM-9:00PM
LA109-1mwE
$279
6:00PM-9:00PM
LA109-1mwE
fall SECTION
$279
Saturday
10:00AM-1:00PM
September 19-December 5
LA109B-1SD
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LANGUAGE Skills
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE
ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND RESIDENTS
The English Language Institute is open to international students interested in preparing for
American college or university studies. It is also open to those who want to improve English for
personal or professional reasons.
ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (F-1 VISA)
If you would like study English in the United States on an F-1 Visa or change your current visa
status to a F-1 Visa, you may apply for immigration form I-20 through The City College of New York
Continuing and Professional Studies. Current F-1 Visa students may also transfer from another
school. The program prepares you for the academic challenges of an American college or
university. Course meets 18 hours per week fulfilling the F-1 Visa requirement.
F-1 STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR 15 WEEKS, textbooks not included in tuition.
TOTAL COST (15 WEEKS): $2,700.00 PLUS $25 Registration fee .
spring SECTION
MONDAY - THURSDAY
MARCH 19-APRIL 29
APRIL 27-JUNE 1
9:30AM-2:00PM
ES101B-1MTWHD
ES101B-2MTWHD
summer SECTION
MONDAY - THURSDAY
9:30AM-2:00PM
June 8-July 9
ES101B-1MTWHD
July 19-August 13
ES101B-2MTWHD
FALL SECTION MONDAY - FRIDAY
sEPTEMBER 1-oCTOBER 6
oCTOBER 7-nOVEMBER 11
nOVEMBER 12-DECEMBER 18
10:00AM-2:30PM
ES101B-1MFD
ES101B-2MFD
ES101B-3MFD
ACADEMIC WRITING FOR ESOL LEARNERS
This course is ideal for second laguage learners who plan to study at the undergraduate or
graduate level. Program focuses on CUNY Assessment Test in Writing (CATW), grammar and
essay writing. English levels 5/6 or higher required. A diagnostic test will be administered to
assess student level.
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summer SECTION
$439
monday & wednesday
JUNE 22-AUGUST 26
10:00AM-12:30PM
es100-1mwd
tuesday & thursday
june 23-august 27
5:00pm-7:30pm
es100-1thd
Fall SECTION
$439
tuesday & thurssday
3:00pM-5:00PM
September 8-november 12 es100-1the
LANGUAGE skills
practical english
This program is ideal for second-language learners who wish to improve their English skills at an
intensive level. The course facilitates student’s English comprehension, reading, writing, listening
and speaking in an advance academic program of 18 hours per week. This ELI program is perfect
for professionals and soon to be American college or university students.
COST PER 5-WEEK SESSION: $900.00 + $25.00 REGISTRATION FEE.
TEXTBOOKS NOT INCLUDED IN TUITION.
spring SECTION
MONDAY - THURSDAY
MARCH 19-APRIL 29
APRIL 27-JUNE 1
9:30AM-2:00PM
ES101B-1MTWHD
ES101B-2MTWHD
summer SECTION
MONDAY - THURSDAY
9:30AM-2:00PM
June 8-July 9
ES101B-1MTWHD
July 19-August 13
ES101B-2MTWHD
FALL SECTION MONDAY - FRIDAY
sEPTEMBER 1-oCTOBER 6
oCTOBER 7-nOVEMBER 11
nOVEMBER 12-DECEMBER 18
10:00AM-2:30PM
ES101B-1MFD
ES101B-2MFD
ES101B-3MFD
SATURDAY ENGLISH SKILLS PROGRAM
Intensive program developed to improve second-language learners’ English skills.
Course covers English writing, grammar and pronunciation skills designed for the
needs of students planning to enroll in college or advance in their careers. Program
tailored to levels 5 and 6 only. A diagnostic test is administered to assess student
level.
Summer SECTION
Saturday
June 8-July 9 July 19-August 13
$299
10:00AM-1:00PM
Es101A-1sd
es101a-2sd
fall SECTION
$299
Saturday
10:00AM-1:00PM
september 19-december 5
Es101A-1sd
TOEFL INTENSIVE
Students learn test structure and test-taking strategies; including keyword methods for mastering
reading and writing sections. Program will help students maximize their TOEFL score to get into
first-choice college.
summer SECTION
FRIDAY
April 24-june 26
$499
10:00AM-1:00PM
tp102-1fd
fall SECTION
$499
FRIDAY
10:00AM-1:00PM
tp102-1fd
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Non profit management
Non profit management
CERTIFICATE IN BOARD DEVELOPMENT
Become a more effective nonprofit leader
The success of nonprofit organizations often depends upon a well-functioning, mission-focused board.
For current or prospective nonprofit board members and executive leaders, the Non-profit Board
Development Certificate will help develop the expertise necessary to manage critical board-related issues
including board member recruiting, effective board meetings, board member and executive director
evaluations, and the board’s role in strategic planning. Learn the roles and responsibilities of board
members and executive directors. Gain insight into the strategic planning process including goals, action
steps, budgets and evaluation. Review legal issues including the legal responsibilities and liabilities of
boards and board members, key filings required by the State of New York and IRS, conflict of interest,
and whistleblower policies as they apply to the management of nonprofits.
About the instructor Michael Davidson, is a consultant specializing in nonprofit
board development, management support, strategic planning, leadership transition, and
executive coaching for nonprofit managers. Davidson has over 20 years experience as
the former Chair of Governance Matters, and lead consultant for the BoardServe NYC
program of the United Way of New York City. He is also a member of the faculty of the
Milano School of Nonprofit Management at the New School University.
summer SECTION
MONDAY
april 27-june 22
$399
6:00PM-9:00PM
NPM03-1ME
“I appreciated the knowledge and the professionalism of t
he instructor. She made sure we understood the subject at
hand. She provided several examples to make sure we
gain the knowledge she intended us to obtain.
I enjoyed and learned in this class!”
-CPS STUDENT
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non profit management
Non Profit divERSIFIED FUNDRAISING
Course provides students with an introduction to best practices of a diverse
fundraising office. It includes the most effective management tools to develop and
maintain a funding portfolio of individual constituents, major gifts and institutional and
government grants. Upon successful course completion students will be able to•
Research and qualify as an appropriate private individual or
institutional donor.
•
Develop and apply appropriate monitoring, management and tracking
tools to fit the scale and complexity of the development office.
•
Understand effective proposal writing for government contracts as well
as foundation and corporate donors.
•
Develope a “tool box” of skills and resources to successfully tackle the
most common challenges of fundraising practices.
•
Develope a strong understanding of future fundraising practices and
inovations.
•
Develop contacts with a network of accomplished development
professionals in New York City.
About the instructor Sandra M. Goodridge, brings nearly twenty years of nonprofit
development and management experience. Learn from this fundraising and development
specialist the ins and outs of the many ways to successfully raise dollars for your nonprofit
mission.
spring SECTION
WEDNESDAY
march 4-april 22
$399
6:00PM-9:00PM
NPM05-1we
spring SECTION
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 29-june 17
$399
6:00PM-9:00PM
NPM05-2we
NON-PROFIT MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE- PART I
Students will gain a thorough understanding
of the non-profit sector and its impact on the
policies, lives and resources affected by
the sector.
spring SECTION
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
march 17-april 28
$499
6:00PM-9:00PM
NPM01-1THE
NON-PROFIT MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE- PART II
Students will obtain the necessary
background applicable for working,
managing or leading a non-profit organization.
Students will produce an implementable
‘‘change plan.’’
SPRING SECTION
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
april 30-June 11
$499
6:00PM-9:00PM
NPM02-1THE
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Darwin M. Davis, a non-profit professional with 25 years of executive
leadership experience and extensive college level teaching and non-profit experience, presents the
course. Topics Covered: Non- Profit Background, The Legal Framework of Non Profit Structure,
Ethical Nonprofit Management, Financial Management, and Personnel Management and
Leadership.
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Personal/Recreational Develoment
personal development
argentine tango
The course is designed to teach dance within
the cultural context of the genre of Argentine
Tango, and proper technique to basic Tango
steps for social dancing. The courses will
focus on important cultural information,
etiquette and history, in addition to the dance
steps and techniques. Each class will contain
a technique section, with exercises designed
to create proper posture and alignment to
help execute the steps taught during that
session.
spring SECTION
THURSDAY
january 15-march 26
$299
7:00PM-8:00PM
hf093-1he
summer SECTION
THURSDAY
april 23-june 25
$299
7:00PM-8:00PM
hf093-1he
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Leonardo & Olga Suarez Paz, are international Tango Artists
who have been featured at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, The
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Teatro Colon Opera House in Buenos Aires, Broadway
(Forever Tango, Tango Argentino), live at the Latin Grammy Awards on PBS, Fox 5
and in films. Leonardo Suarez Paz is an Official Academic Representative of the
Academia Nacional del Tango de Buenos Aires.
ELEMENTS OF SWING A & B
Lindy Hop (Also called Swing or Jitterbug) is a partner dance typically danced to Big
Band swing music mainly form the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. Swing dancing is fun by
itself but is also excellent movement training for actors, partner training for
classical dancers and is a great light cardio workout. West Coast Swing can be
danced to contemporary Top 40’s music, light Hip Hop and R&B. It is the fastest
growing member of the Swing family with crazy and cool ideas absorbed from salsa,
Hip Hop, Zouk and more.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS Paula Wilson, is a former professional Modern and Argentine
Tango Dancer and is an internationally ranked West Coast Swing dancer.
Ken Kreshtool, has been teaching dance for over 20 years and was ranked 6 years
running as “the Best Instructor I’ve Ever Had in Anything” by Harvard University
students for his Lindy Hop classes. He is an author of two books on dance pedagogy
and internationally ranked West Coast Swing dancer. Both can be found on
ww.tipdi.com
spring SECTION
thursday
april 16-may 21
24
Per Person $125
Per Couple $190
6:15pM-8:45PM
HF092-1the
Personal/Recreational Development
MEDITATION AND MINDFUL LIVING
DE-STRESS for life
Meditation and Mindful Living provides unique and dynamic training on how to “unplug from the
machine”, get off the wheel and connect with something profoundly quiet, expansive, and powerful
within you. Avoid the common pitfalls that make it difficult to learn meditation and move beyond
the basics. Develop essential knowledge, skills and techniques to advance your meditation. You will
become better, healthier, stronger in mind, body and spirit and be more fulfilled in your life,
relationships and work. You’ll also explore the deeper mysteries that produce the “Meditation
Effect” and allow you to experience a more elevated and purposeful existence in your everyday life.
Students can receive coaching during class to help apply what they are learning to real life
situations.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Dr. Antonio Martinez, PhD developed the Mediator Instructor’s course for
Inner Life Society and runs meditation and personal growth clinic programs in NYC and online.
Dr. Martinez is the author of the Inner Power Workbook.
spring SECTION
THURSDAY
april 2-may 7
$179
6:30PM-8:30PM
HF094-1HE
fall SECTION
$179
THURSDAY
6:30PM-8:30PM
september 24-october 29
HF094-1HE
The Eight Gates Theory and Practice PART I: THEORY
In Taoism the broken Yin line and the straight yang line represent the negative and positive dualism
existing in all things. Combinations of yin and yang lines form eight trigrams also known as the
eight gates. The eight gates can be arranged into 64 hexagrams which can be used to consult the I
Ching. The Taoist I Ching has been used for over 4000 years as an oracle of fortune, a guide to
success, and a dispensary of wisdom. Part I of this workshop will explore the Taoist theory of
dualism, and the consulting and interpretation of the I Ching.
10% discount if you register for both classes
ABOUT THE Instructor: Korean Taoist Master Tony Rogers, has a six degree black belt in Goju
Karate and is a senior member of the Harlem Goju Karate Association. Rogers also trained in the
mountains of Korea to be a master in the ancient Taoist Ki Energy stress management system
”Jungshim.”
spring SECTION
4 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
saturday
may 9-may 30
$199
10:00AM-11:30PM
hf109J-1sd
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Professional development
The Eight Gates Theory and Practice PART II: PRACTICE
The eight gates: Heaven, Earth, Fire, Water, Thunder, Mountain, Lake and Wind also serve as a
foundation for the Taoist art of Taijiquan (Tai Chi). The circular movement of the eight gates can be
used for health, self-defense and longevity. Part II will provide instruction on using the movement of
the eight gates to improve the quality of your life. 10% discount if you register for both classes
ABOUT THE Instructor: Grand Master Abdul Musawwir
spring SECTION
4 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
saturday
June 6-june 27
$199
10:00AM-11:30PM
hf109k-1sd
Professional Development
Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture
Architecture Summer Career Lab
Housed in a new state of the art facility, the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture (SSA)
is seeking students for its pre-college and college level Architecture Career Lab. Uniquely positioned
as the only public school of architecture in New York City, the SSA Summer Career Lab exposes
those considering a career in design to the theory and practice of architecture through lectures,
computer and fabrication workshops, office tours, and design studios taught by our award-winning
and internationally recognized faculty. Through an emphasis on hand craft and digital fabrication,
interdisciplinary research, and ecologically and culturally sustainable practices, the Architecture
Summer Career Lab encourages a responsible engagement with the practice of architecture, while
cultivating rigorous exploration of new theories, materials, and technologies. The SSA Architecture
Summer Career Lab will expose students to college level architectural study, providing an important
advantage over those pursuing the major without this experience. Additionally, students will be able
to develop an architectural portfolio, which will greatly help in preparing applications to both
undergraduate and graduate level professional schools. The four-week, SSA Summer Career Lab
provides students with the practical experience required to make an informed and meaningful
career choice.
Pre-College Level Courses: Open to high school juniors and seniors 16 years or older at the start of
the program. No prior experience in architecture or design necessary.
College and Adult Level Courses: Open to college students and adults 18 years or older at the start
of the program. No prior experience in architecture or design necessary.
To learn more about the CCNY Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture please visit us
online at www.ccny.cuny.edu/sas/
summer SECTION
monday-friday
July 6-august 3
26
$2,500
9:30AM-6:00PM
ascl-1mtwhfd
BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Prerequisite High School Diploma, HSE (GED), and basic computer skills
If you want to start your own business, improve your administrative skills, or prepare for a
new career in bookkeeping and accounting, this fast-paced certificate program will
provide the skills to become a professional bookkeeper and accountant. The program
can be completed in one semester. Textbooks not included in tuition.
Certificate Requirements: (102 hours)
Intensive EXCEL
Advanced Bookkeeping
Prerequisite Basic Keyboarding and
computer skills
Prerequisite Intensive Bookkeeping
Course covers beginning and intermediate
levels of Excel. Upon successful completion,
student will master commonly-used spread
sheets for financial analysis. Learn features
of Excel including automating common tasks
and auditing workbooks to avoid errors.
Building on the skills acquired in Intensive
Bookkeeping and Accounting, this course
examines more complex accounting concepts.
SATURDAY
July11-August 15
$399
9:00AM-2:00PM
CP103 A-1SD
Intensive Bookkeeping
and Accounting
$199
6:15PM-9:15PM
BC403-1THE
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
August 11- August 20
$199
6:15PM-9:15PM
BC403-1THE
QUICKBOOKS
Course offers a broad overview of the basics
of bookkeeping and accounting including
lectures on accounts payable, accounts
receivable, purchasing, credit, card sales,
sales tax, inventory control, accurate financial
records and payroll maintenance.
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
April 14-May 14
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
March 24- April 2
$399
6:15PM-9:15PM
BC102A-1THE
$399
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
6:15PM-9:15PM
August 18-September 17 BC102A-1THE
Explore the fundamental principles of
accounting, practice reporting accounts
payable and receivable, invoicing customers,
paying utilities, purchasing, credit card sales,
sales tax, inventory control, payroll, and
preparing financial reports for service
companies.
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY
APRIL 6-MAY 6
$399
6:15PM-9:15PM
BC306-1MWE
$399
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY
6:15PM-9:15PM
AUGUST 24-SEPTEMBER 28
BC306-1MWE
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MULTI INTERPRETER CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Prerequisite High School Diploma, GED, or HSE, You must Pass a oral and a written entrance
exam for bilingual fluency (English and Spanish). TEXTBOOKS NOT INCLUDED IN TUITION.
Acceptance in the Interpreter Program is based on fluency in English and Spanish. To demonstrate
fluency, prospective students are invited to a testing session. Call for dates (212) 650-7312
No walk-ins will be permitted for testing.
Registration not available online – Inquire about payment plan option for this certificate program.
COMMUNITY INTERPRETER/ PUBLIC SERVICE
CERTIFICATE (45 HOURS)
The certificate program for Community Interpreting is for professionals who are able to speak, read,
and write English and Spanish fluently. Community interpreting is a broad and flexible field,
encompassing work in education, social services, industry, public relations, local government issues
and affairs. Students will be introduced to the vocabulary used in these environments.
11 SESSIONS; 45HOURS
$879
SATURDAY
10:00AM-2:00PM
september 26-November 21 MIP101-1SD
INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL INTERPRETING
CERTIFICATE (45 HOURS) PREREQUISITE Community Interpreter
This course presents the full range of legal scenarios including criminal court sessions, depositions,
financial and housing scenarios and immigration procedures. Upon course completion interpreters will
understand the fundamentals of the legal process and master legal terminology. This course covers
these fundamentals through lectures and focused discussion.
Saturday
april 18-july 11
$879
10:00AM-2:00PM
MIP102-1SD
INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL INTERPRETING
CERTIFICATE (45 HOURS) PREREQUISITE Community Interpreter
Learn the role, responsibilities, and boundaries of the interpreter as an active team player in medical
interviews. The course also includes an introduction to anatomy, physiology, medical terminology,
medical procedures and the roles of various medical providers. Recent NYC legislation requires Health
Care Interpreters to have 45 hours of formal training.
saturday
April 18-july 11
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$879
10:00AM-2:00PM
mIP100-1the
PARALEGAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Paralegal Studies is an intensive program emphasizing the practical skills needed to succeed as a
paralegal. When students complete our program, they are ready to go to work. Our curriculum covers
topics rarely covered in other paralegal programs and doesn’t waste time on filler. The skill-based
curriculum enables students to complete their studies in five months. The certificate is the gateway
to enter the paralegal field. Judges and lawyers will teach the lectures. Class includes job interview
preparation, field trips to the New York County Criminal Court to view arraignments and to a law library.
According to the National Association of Legal Assistants, paralegals earned an average salary of
$52,188 in 2014.
About the Instructor Professor Michael J. Pocchia, Esq. is a practicing attorney with over 20 years’
legal experience in both civil and criminal law. He is admitted to practice law in both New York and
New Jersey as well as before the United States Supreme Court. He has been teaching students how to
be successful and competent paralegals for over 12 years. He has taught legal studies at the John Jay
College of Criminal Justice, Borough of Manhattan Community College, The New York Paralegal School
and Pace University.
PART I
PART II
This segment will cover the Legal Process,
Ethics, Court Structure, Interviewing,
investigations, Research Skills, Document
Preparation, Writing and Analysis, Lexis/Nexis
and Westlaw.
Students will take five substantive law classes
during this section. These will include Torts,
Contracts, New York Procedure, Criminal Law,
and Immigration Law.
$1,598
saturday
10:00aM-4:00PM
September 12-November 7
Le100-1sd
$1,598
saturday
10:00aM-4:00PM
November 14-January 23
Le100b-1sd
REFEREE CERTIFICATION
SOCCER OFFICIATING CERTIFICATION
Entry level program teaches the United
States Soccer Federation’s (USSF) Laws of
the game, preparing for referee matches
at all levels of youth and adult play. Upon
successful completion of the course you will
be registered as a Grade 8 Referee with the
USSF. Referee job assignments are then
made through various affiliated referee
organizations.
3 SESSIONS; 9 HOURS
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
July 14-July 21
$260
6:30PM-9:30PM
HF704-1THE
*Must be at least 15 years of age.
** Fee includes regulations handbook,
certification exam, and full uniform with
(2) two shirts.
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CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER
WORLD INSTRUCTOR TRAINING SCHOOL (WITS)
Prerequisite High School Diploma, or HSE (GED) CPR/AED is required to receive the certificate.
Your Fitness Career Starts Here!!
60 hour course prepares you for success with key topics that include biomechanics, exercise
physiology, fitness testing, and equipment usage and health assessment. CPR and a 30 hour
internship is required to receive the certificate. W.I.T.S. is the only major certifying body in the
country providing comprehensive practical training and internship components. You will be
prepared to work with clients and stand out in any gym as “the expert” in your field. Textbook
not included in course fees.
* Required textbook can only be purchased on line at www.witseducation.com or by calling
888-330-9487
SATURDAY
april 11-may 16
$875
9:00AM-4:00PM
HF304-1SD
SECURITY GUARD CERTIFICATIONS
Security guards patrol the buildings and/or grounds of a company, school campus, or other assigned locations to ensure the safety of the area, or sign people in and out of a workplace. Each
course concludes with a review and examination.
NYS 8 Hour (Pre-Assignment) Security Guard Certification Course
This security guard certification course will
discuss the following topics:
• The security industry
• Role of a security guard
• Legal powers and limitations of a security
guard
• Emergency response preparation
• Effective communication and public
relations
• Access control
• Ethics and conduct of a security guard
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1 SESSION; 8 HOURS
SATURDAY
March 21
$65
9:00AM-5:00PM
BC446-1SD
1 SESSION; 8 HOURS
SATURDAY
june 6
$65
9:00AM-5:00PM
BC446-1SD
NYS 16 Hour On-The-Job Training
Prerequisite 8 Hour Certification Course
Topics include legal powers and limitations of
the security guard, communications, ethics,
and report writing.
SATURDAY
April 11-april 18
$110
9:00AM-5:00PM
BC447-1FSD
SATURDAY
May 9-May16
$110
9:00AM-5:00PM
BC447-1FSD
NYS 8 HOUR ANNUAL IN-SERVICE SECURITY GUARD TRAINING
Prerequisite 8 & 16 Hour Security Guard Certification Course
The Eight Hour Annual In-Service Training
Course for Security Guards is a requirement
for all security guards in New York State and
must be completed on a calendar year basis
for each year succeeding the completion of
the mandated 16 Hour On-the-Job Training
Course for Security Guards.
1 SESSION; 8 HOURS
monday
February 9
$65
9:00AM -5:00PM
BC446B-1SD
1 SESSION; 8 HOURS
SATURDAY
may 2
$65
9:00AM -5:00PM
BC446B-1SD
turner school of construction management (TSCM)
CPS, The New York Women’s Chamber of Commerce and the West Harlem Group partnered with
Turner School of Construction Management (TSCM) leaders in construction managemnet training
for those who want to effectively manage a construction project from conception to completion.
Topics include Field Management, Access to Capital, Responding to RFP’s, Joint
Venture Partnerships, Site Safety Coordination, Ethics & Compliance.
tuesday & thursday
january 20 - march 12
$200
6:00pM-9:00PM
BC320-1the
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NEW FOR 2015! Enrich your HR Skills and Competencies to Succeed
The 2015 SHRM Learning System® for SHRM-CP™ and SHRM-SCP™
Certification Preparation Course
shrm
Our SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP certification preparation course is designed primarily for
individuals seeking credentials that focus on identifying and testing the knowledge
and practical real-life experiences HR professionals around the world need to excel in
their careers today.
Earning your SHRM Certified Professional (SHRM-CP) or SHRM Senior Certified
Professional (SHRM-SCP) credential establishes you as a recognized expert in the
HR field. These new certifications recognize that HR professionals are at the core of
leading organizational success:
•
•
•
Built on one singular Body of Competency and Knowledge (SHRM BoCK™)
designed to elevate the HR profession around the world.
Tests the HR professional’s competency - the ability to put that knowledge to
work through critical thinking and application.
Demonstrates that the HR professional is a technical expert and has mastered
the application of HR technical and behavioral competencies, through
practice and experience, to drive business results.
This certification preparation program covers four knowledge domains: People,
Organization, Workplace and Strategy as well as eight behavioral competencies;
Leadership & Navigation, Ethical Practice, Business Acumen, Relationship
Management, Consultation, Critical Evaluation , Global & Cultural Effectiveness, and
Communication. For more information on these new credentials visit www.SHRM
Certification.org
This intensive program combines expert instruction with the 2015 SHRM Learning
System, so you will learn faster, retain more knowledge and stay on track as you
prepare for the exam.
As an added advantage, we use the SHRM Learning System, which has a long and
established track record of helping HR certification candidates beat average pass
rates. It features relevant HR content and advanced tools that streamline study time,
accelerate learning and build confidence for passing the SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP
exam.
*Please Note: Tuition does NOT include registration for the PHR/SPHR examination.
For eligibility requirements or to register for the PHR / SPHR
examinations, please contact HRCI at 866-898-HRCI, www.hrci.org, or [email protected]
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SOCIETY for HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (SHRM)
The City College of New York is an established and designated SHRM Partner! The Society for
Human Resource Management (SHRM) is the world’s largest professional association devoted to
human resource management.
the SHRM essentials of HR management
Introductory course offering a comprehensive overview of human resource roles and
responsibilities. Course is ideal for those who are new to the human resources profession, or those
who are looking for an effective way to boost their employee management skills. Participants will
acquire critical knowledge in areas of Human Resource Management, Employment Law, Employee
Development, Performance Management and more.
WEDNESDAY
May 6-june 3
$549
6:00PM-9:00PM
SHRM-1WE
Social Media and Branding
Identify what a brand is and learn to market it to your customers. Learn how imaging, workspace,
and language reflect your brand. Learn to effectively incorporate mixed marketing strategies:
advertisements, special events, sales promotions, and public relations.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Petia A. Bradshaw, MBA, is a branding and marketing strategist with more
than ten years’ experience in lead generation, market research/analysis, channel development,
vertical marketing, social media marketing, and integrated business development strategy.
PART I
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
may 5-may 21
October 6-october 22
$335
6:30PM-8:30PM
BC650-1THE
bc650-1the
PART II
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
may 26-june 11
October 27-November 12
$335
6:30PM-8:30PM
BC650-1THE
BC650-1THE
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TEACHER’S ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
New York State-required certification is designed for individuals who wish to enter the teaching
profession or want to improve teaching skills. Upon completion of the program you will have the
necessary skills to be a teacher’s assistant in public schools, day-care facilities, head-start
programs and private elementary schools. Upon successful completion of the course students are
well prepared for the Assessment Teachers Assistant Skills test (ATAS).
CERTIFICATE COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
Basic Life Support
(Infant/Adult CPR)
BASIC SKILLS FOR CHILDREN
Basic Life Support (BLS) is designed to train
students to recognize several life-threatening
emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED and
relieve choking in a safe, timely and
effective manner. Upon successful
completion students will receive an American
Heart Association National Certificate valid for
two years. CHOOSE ONE SECTION ONLY
FRIDAY
Spring SECTION
february 13
Spring SECTION
june 13
ME100-1FD
ME100-1FD
SATURDAY
spring SECTION
february 28 & march 7
summer SECTION
May 30 & June 6
$239
9:00AM-4:00PM
TA101-1SD
TA101-1SD
CHILD ABUSE RECOGNITION
TRAINING
Child Development throughout
the School Years
One-day seminar meets the New York State
requirement for identifying and reporting
child abuse. Students will recognize
incidents of physical abuse, child neglect/
maltreatment, and sexual abuse. This course
is mandated by New York City
Department of Education.
Course examines psychological, sociological
and physiological theories about children’s
development and learning.
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
February 5
may 7
october 8
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$100
9:30AM-4:00PM
Framework for this course is the Language
Arts and Mathematics curricula of the New
York City Department of Education. Course
teaches students the best way to implement
required programs to meet the learning needs
of children.
$49
6:30PM-9:00PM
TA205-1HE
TA205-1HE
TA205-1HE
spring SECTION
march 14 & March 21
summer SECTION
june 13 & June 20
$239
9:00AM-4:00PM
TA100-1SD
TA100-1SD
School Violence Prevention
and Intervention Training
One-day course focuses on the skills and
attitudes necessary to effectively support
teachers and students in various educational
environments. Educational philosophies and
New York City Department of Education
policies will be examined. Course will also
cover professional ethics and classroom
Course covers intervention techniques and
classroom management skills, along with
Department of Education regulations and
policies that promote a nonviolent school
environment. This course is mandated by
the New York City Department of Education.
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
SATURDAY
1 SESSION; 2 HOURS
TUESDAY
$199
9:00AM-4:00PM
spring SECTION
march 28
summer SECTION
june 27
TA104-1SD
ta104-1sd
SPECIAL SITUATIONS
Explore the role of the Assistant Teacher in
various Special Education settings and
provides an understanding of the unique
opportunities to work with children that
require specialized educational and
management support.
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
SATURDAY
$199
9:00AM-4:00PM
spring SECTION
april 11
TA103-1SD
summer SECTION
july 11ta103-1sd
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
OF A TEACHERS ASSISTANT
$49
6:30PM-8:30PM
summer SECTION
may 19
fall SECTION
September 22
TA204-2TE
TA204-1TE
STRATEGIES FOR SUPPORTING AND
MANAGING BEHAVIOR
Examine theories and skills related to
managing the children’s classroom behavior.
A variety of intervention strategies will be
discussed.
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
SATURDAY
$199
9:00AM-4:00PM
spring SECTION
april 18
summer section
july 18
TA102-1SD
TA102-1SD
Dignity for All Students Act (DASA)
The City College of New York is a NYS approved Provider of Coursework and Training in
Harassment, Bullying and Discrimination Prevention and Intervention as authorized under the
Dignity for All Students Act (DASA). Students taking the DASA course will receive certification
and registration with New York State.
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
spring SECTION
April 25 TA206-1SD
$140
SATURDAY
summer SECTION
july 25 TA206-1SD
9:30AM-4:30PM
Fall SECTION
September 12 TA206-1SD
November 14 TA206-2SD
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Test Preparation
TAX PREPARATION MADE EASY
Make money as a tax preparer or start your own tax business in as little as 6 weeks! Save hundreds
of dollars on tax preparation fees!
Course taught by Ruben Rivera, a dynamic and energetic tax preparer with over 10 years’
experience.
Learn to prepare simple tax returns, 1040, Social Security forms, read W-2’s, and file taxes if you’re
undocumented. Learn about Earned Income Tax Credit, and Child Tax Credit, using Turbo Tax.
spring SECTION
$225
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
6:00PM-9:00PM
january 27-february 12
BC099-1THE
TEST PREPARATION
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY (HSE) FORMERLY GED
Fast-track course designed for students who need to refresh thier skills to pass the High School
Equivalency exam. Diagnostic test required prior to class start date.
Course work is divided into two separate components: reading/writing and mathematics.
This format is ideal for students who only need assistance with one subject.
* If taken separately, cost of each component is $189.00.
spring SECTION
SATURDAY
april 18-june 27
$349
10:00AM-4:00PM
TPHSE-1SD
fall SECTION
$349
SATURDAY
10:00AM-4:00PM
TPHSE-1SD
NOTARY PUBLIC TEST PREPARATION
Learn the latest information of the NY State Notary Laws and follow the procedures to sign
affidavits, certifications and authenticity of acknowledgements.
CHOOSE ONE SECTION ONLY
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
spring SECTION
february 14 BC100-1Sd
March 14
BC100-2SD
april 11
Bc100-3sd
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$85
SATURDAY
summer SECTION
june 13
BC100-1SD
august 15 BC100-2SD
9:30AM-4:30PM
fall SECTION
october 17
BC100-1SD
december 12 BC100-2SD
online courses
ONLINE COURSES BY GATLIN EDUCATION SERVICES
The City College of New York, Continuing and Professional Studies, in partnership with Gatlin Education
Services (GES), offers online open-enrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary for many
in-demand occupations.
GES programs are designed by a team of professionals from each respective field, who work to provide the
most effective web-based learning experience available today. Instructors/Mentors are actively involved in your
online learning experience, responding to any questions or concerns, as well as encouraging and motivating
you to succeed.
Each program includes a set of lessons and evaluations; grades are based on a combination of the instructor/
mentor’s evaluation of students’ work and computer-graded tests. We know you will appreciate the quality as
well as the convenience of anytime, anywhere learning!
PLEASE NOTE: ONCE A COURSE IS ACCESSED EITHER BY REQUESTING MATERIALS OR VIEWING
LESSONS, THERE ARE NO REFUNDS.
PRICES VARY FOR EACH COURSE. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: HTTP://WWW.GALINEDUCATION.COM/CCNY/
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
Certified Wedding Planner
300 hours
GES 204
Certified BookKeeper
140 Hours
GES 202
Child Development
Associate Training
120 hours
GES 131
Personal Training and Group
Exercise Training for Older
Adults
200 hours
GES 116
HOSPITALITY AND
SERVICE INDUSTRY
Travel Agent Training
200 Hours
GES 218
Child Development
Associate Training Renewal
45 hours
GES 132
IT AND software
development
Legal Secretary 350 hours
GES 221
AutoCAD 2009
150 hours Pay Per Click Marketing
150 hours
GES 215
Project Management
40 HourS
Forensice Computer Examiner
80 Hours
Ges 305
GES 410
GES 309
HEALTH AND FITNESS
Administrative Dental Assistant
150 hours GES 101
Search Engine Marketing
250 Hours
GES 213
Administrative Medical Specialist with Medical Billing and
Coding
300 hours
GES 102
Web Applications Developer
267 Hours
GES 316
GES 105
Fitness Business Management
200 hours
GES 403
GES 409
media and Design
3ds Max
300 Hours
GES 501
Digital Arts Certificacte
360 HouRS
GES 503
Residential Interior Designer
120 Hours
GES 515
Microsoft Web Developer
200 Hours
GEs 314
Advanced Personal
Fitness Trainer
400 Hours
Payroll Practice and
Management
80 Hours
MANAGEMENT AND
CORPORATE
Entrepreneurship: Start-Up
and Business Owner
Management
360 HouRS
GES 401
Event Management and Design
300 Hours
GES 402
Game Arts Certificate
360 HOURS
GES 604
Web Design Certificate
360 Hours
GES 508
Webmaster
150 Hours
GES 308
SKILLED TRADES AND
INDUSTRIAL
Certified Green Supply Chain
Professional
60 Hours
GES 714
Certified Indoor Air Quality
Manager
16 HourS
GES 715
Home Inspection Certificate
200 Hours
GES 704
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Registration Form
160 Convent Avenue
 Summer  Spring  Fall  Winter 20_____
Shepard Hall, Room 2
New York, NY 10031
Tel 212.650.7312 Fax 212.650.6614
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First Name
Date of Birth
Address
City, State, Zip Code
Day time/Cell Phone/Alternate Phone Number
Email Address
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 Hispanic/Latino  Other__________
COURSE REGISTRATION
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Course Title
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Total:
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Card Holder’s Name:
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MAIL COURSE REGISTRATION FORM TO
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representative to request information
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education expenses. Many employers and
YORK, NY 10031
unions provide tuition reimbursement or
funding.
Payment Options
America Express, Discover, Master Card, Visa,
Money Order
(personal checks and ash are not accepted)
Register via phone, fax, mail or in person
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Directions
LEGEND
By Train
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NOTE: There is an emergency phone
inside every passenger elevator on campus.
CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION
ALUMNI HOUSE
STEINMAN
HALL
THE GROVE SCHOOL OF
ENGINEERING
Hamilton Grange
FIRE HOUSE
National Memorial
BASKERVILLE HALL
High School of Math,
Sciences & Engineering
COMPTON &
GOETHALS
HALL
SHEPARD
HALL
TOWNSEND
HARRIS
HALL
WINGATE
HALL
THE HOWARD E. WILLE
ADMINISTRATION
BUILDING
w
MARSHAK
SCIENCE
BUILDING
NORTH
ACADEMIC
CENTER
A. Philip Randolph
High School
St. Nicholas Park
Dog Run
HARLEM STAGE
AT THE GATEHOUSE
THE BERNARD
& ANNE
SPITZER
SCHOOL OF
ARCHITECTURE
AARON DAVIS
HALL
Handball
l
Basketbal
DAY CARE
CENTER
d
Playgroun
4 STORY
CCNY BUILDING
By Bus
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
l
FROM THE EAST SIDE:
From the FDR or the RFK Bridge to
Harlem River Drive, exit at 135th Street
to end, turn right on St. Nicholas Avenue,
then left on to 141st Street, make left on
Convent Avenue to campus.
BIKE RACKS
Access to Nat Holman Gym
& Rooms 20 Thru 28 only.
Basketbal
By Car
FROM THE WESTSIDE HIGHWAY
TRAVELING NORTH OR SOUTH:
Exit at 125th Street, cross Broadway, one
block; left on to Amsterdam Avenue; right
on to 133rd Street one block; left on to
Convent Avenue.
SEATING AREA
HANDICAPPED ACCESS
BUS STOP
Handball
Shuttle Bus
Note: City College operates shuttle buses
between the campus and the 124th
Street (Broadway) and 145th Street (St.
Nicholas Avenue) subway stations.
MAIN ENTRANCES
d
Playgroun
#1 local to 137th Street and Broadway. Walk east
on 138th Street to Convent Avenue.
“A” or “D” EXPRESS, or the “B” or “C” LOCAL to
145th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue. Walk west
one block to 145th Street and Convent Avenue,
then south to 138th Street.
#4 or #5 EXPRESS or #6 LOCAL to 125th Street
and Lexington Avenue. Change there for the
M-100 or M-101 bus to Amsterdam Avenue and
138th Street. Walk east one block to Convent
Avenue.
METRO-NORTH to 125th Street and Park Avenue.
Change there for the M-100 or M-101 bus to
Amsterdam Avenue and 138th Street. Walk east
one block to Convent Avenue
WELCOME CENTER
Visitor ID
6 STORY
ASRC I BUILDING
NEW YORK STRUCTURAL
BIOLOGY CENTER
NYSBC
MOTT
SCHOOL
lamp post
M-4 or M-5 to Broadway and 137th
Street. Walk east three blocks on 138th
Street to Convent Avenue.
M-100 or M-101 to Amsterdam Avenue
and 138th Street. Walk east one block to
Convent Avenue
P.S. 129
THE TOWERS
Basketball
Handball Barbeque
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