- GWC Community Education and Activities

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Community Education
and Activities
Community Center,
Room 104 and
Weekday Swap
Meet Sales
GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE PARKING POLICY
Students and the public are charged a fee for parking on campus. Parking permits must be purchased online at
www.goldenwestcollege.edu.
Persons not using a permit may elect to use the mechanical machines available in each parking lot. Vehicles without
visible valid permit or improperly parked are subject to a citation.
Please Note:
• Cost of parking permit: $15
• Fee parking in effect:
• Parking permits must be purchased online at
Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.;
www.goldenwestcollege.edu
Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
• Purchase of a permit does not guarantee a
No permit required on Friday after 5 p.m.,
parking space.
all day Saturday or Sunday.
• Evening escort service available upon request,
• Visitor, $3/day, from yellow Ticket Dispensers in
phone 895-8924.
all parking lots. A few 20 minute parking spaces are
available in the Gothard lot.
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• Golden West College Summer 2015 Calendar of Events •
Golden West College Community Education and Activities
New Name – Formerly Community Services
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SUMMER 2015
Art p. 6
Basic Drawing Techniques...........................
Thai Fruit & Vegetable Carving,
Beginning.........................................................
Community Education and Activities Office
Community Center Room 104
Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.*
Open until 7 p.m. on start date of programs
Saturday: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
On start date of programs
Days & hours subject to change according
to program activity & holidays
(714) 895-0800
e-mail: [email protected]
www.gwccommunityservices.com
Careers p. 7-13
Airbrush Makeup..............................................
Bartending the Easy Way............................
Become a Notary Public in One Day
(Exam Preparation Workshop for
First-Time and Renewing Notaries.......
Como Desarrollar tu Propio Negocio
Paso a Paso....................................................
Eres Empresario o Solo te
Autoempleaste?............................................
Hair Extensions 101..........................................
Having It All ~ Being Peaceful and
Productive.......................................................
Medical Billing Certificate Program
(Online)............................................................
Medical Front Office Certificate (Online)
So You Want to Be An Entrepreneur?....
College for
Kids & Teens p. 22-25
Cartooning..........................................................
Drawing, Pencil.................................................
Driver’s Education
Classroom, Online & Behind the Wheel
Grammar Whiz..................................................
Kids & Money.....................................................
Makeup, Basic Concepts...............................
Math Whiz, Middle School............................
Reading Skills Programs...............................
Continuing
Education p. 29
Oncology Massage II......................................
QiAtsu™ ~ Power Balancing for Vitality™
Dance p. 30-31
Belly Dancing, The Fine Art of
Country Line Dance........................................
Country Two-Step and Cowboy
Cha-Cha............................................................
Salsa Boot Camp..............................................
West Coast Swing Boot Camp...................
Programs are subject to change.
For current information
visit our website.
Finance p. 17
Medicare, Road Map to.................................
Retirement Planning, Modern.....................
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Health &
Wellness p. 26-28
Aromatherapy for Natural Living..............
Chair Massage, Introduction........................
Meditation in the World’s Traditions.......
Reflexology, Intro to Hand, Foot & Ear..
Swedish Massage Intensive.........................
T’ai Chi/Qigong................................................
Online
Workshops p. 18-21
Accounting Fundamentals...........................
Adobe Edge Animate, Introduction.........
Adobe Flash CS6, Introduction..................
Algebra, Introduction.....................................
CEU’s for Medical Professionals and
Massage Therapists.....................................
CSS and XHTML, Introduction....................
CSS and XHTML, Intermediate...................
Designing Effective Websites.....................
Dreamweaver CS6, Introduction...............
Dreamweaver CS6, Intermediate..............
eBay, Learn to Buy and Sell........................
Final Cut Pro X, Introduction......................
Flash CS6, Intermediate................................
Game Development, How to
Get Started.....................................................
GED Preparation..............................................
Gift Basket Business, Start Your Own.....
Google Analytics, Introduction..................
Grammar for ESL.............................................
Grammar Refresher.........................................
Grantwriting, A to Z........................................
GRE Preparation, Part I.................................
GRE Preparation, Part 2................................
Guided Reading and Writing......................
HTML5, Creating Mobile Apps....................
Illustrator CS6, Introduction........................
Illustrator CS5, Introduction........................
InDesign CC.......................................................
InDesign CS5, Introduction..........................
InDesign CS5, Intermediate.........................
InDesign CS6, Introduction..........................
JavaScript, Introduction................................
jQuery Mobile Websites, Creating with
Dreamweaver.................................................
Keys to Successful Money Management
Keys to Effective Editing..............................
Lightroom 5, Introduction............................
LinkedIn Career Networking,
Introduction....................................................
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Magazine Writing, the Craft of...................
Mastering Your Digital SLR Camera.........
Math Refresher..................................................
Medical Coding.................................................
Medical Transcription.....................................
Medical Writing, Explore a Career............
MS Access 2010, Introduction....................
MS Access 2013, Introduction.....................
MS Access 2013, Intermediate....................
MS Excel 2013, Introduction........................
MS Excel 2013, Advanced............................
MS Excel 2010 in the Classroom...............
MS Excel 2010, Introduction........................
MS Excel 2010, Intermediate.......................
MS Excel 2010, Advanced............................
MS Office 2013, What’s New.......................
MS Office 2010, What’s New.......................
MS Outlook 2010, Introduction..................
MS Outlook 2013, Introduction...................
MS PowerPoint 2013, Introduction...........
MS PowerPoint 2010, Introduction...........
MS PowerPoint 2010 in the Classroom...
MS Project 2010, Introduction....................
MS Project 2013, Introduction....................
MS Publisher 2013, Introduction................
MS Word 2010, Introduction.......................
MS Word 2010, Intermediate......................
MS Word 2010 in the Classroom...............
MS Word 2011 for Mac, Introduction........
Nonprofit Fundraising Essentials..............
Nonprofit, Starting a.......................................
Photoshop CC for the Digital
Photography...................................................
Photography II...............................................
Photoshop CS6, Introduction.....................
Photoshop CS6, Intermediate.....................
Photoshop CS6 for the Digital
Photographer.................................................
Photoshop CS6 for the Digital
Photographer II.............................................
Photoshop Elements for the Digital
Photographer II.............................................
Photoshop Elements 12 for the Digital
Photographer.................................................
Photographer.................................................
Photographer II.............................................
Publish and Sell Your E-Books’..................
QuickBooks 2014, Introduction..................
QuickBooks 2014, Intermediate.................
QuickBooks 2014 for Contractors.............
QuickBooks 2014, Performing Payroll.....
QuickBooks 2013, Introduction..................
QuickBooks 2013, Intermediate.................
QuickBooks 2013 for Contractors.............
QuickBooks 2013, Performing Payroll.....
Real Estate Investing......................................
Social Media in Business...............................
Spanish for Medical Professionals.............
Speed Spanish..................................................
Speed Spanish II...............................................
Start Your Own Small Business.................
Teaching ESL/EFL, Introduction...............
Teaching High School Students.................
Web Pages, Creatin........................................
Windows 8, Introduction..............................
WordPress Web Sites, Introduction to
Creating............................................................
Write Effective Web Content.....................
Writing Fiction, Advanced...........................
Writing for Children........................................
Writing, Romance............................................
Writing Young Adult Fiction.......................
Registration
Form See page 35 for instructions
p. 34
Registration
Information p. 35
Seniors p. 33
Gold Key Card Program................................
Medicare, Road Map to.................................
Retirement Planning, Modern.....................
Special Interest p. 14-16
Building Harmonious Relationships..........
Driver’s Education
Classroom, Online & Behind the Wheel
Find Your Excellence (Online)....................
Mystery Shopper, How to Become...........
Speed Reading Program...............................
Wholesale Auto Dealer from Home,
Make Extra Income......................................
Swap Meet
Information p. 32
Pre-registration is encouraged
to avoid program cancellation
NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY:
It is the policy of the Coast Community College District to provide all persons with equal
employment and educational opportunities regardless of race, color, gender, sexual
orientation, national origin, religion, age, disability, or marital and Vietnam-era veteran status.
IMPORTANT:
All Golden West College Community Education and Activities’ programs require registration
fees and are not supported by tax dollars. Programs that do not reach their minimum number
of participants may be canceled and a full refund issued. These activities are not academic
equivalents of regular credit classes or prerequisites for the traditional college program.
Therefore, no college units or grades are awarded for satisfactorily completing the activity.
Golden West College reserves the right to decline or cancel registration of participants
prior to or during scheduled programs, for good and sufficient reason. Programs presented
by Community Education and Activities are for your information and enjoyment. They do
not necessarily reflect the views or policies of Golden West College. The college does not
endorse any person or product. Should there be a need, the Board of Trustees reserves the
right to change courses, programs or presenters.
This brochure has been prepared and distributed as a cost effective method of informing the
public of the Community Education and Activities’ programs offered by Golden West College
(not printed at taxpayers expense). If you receive more than one copy, please pass it along
to a friend or neighbor.
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA)
It is the intention of the Coast Community College District to comply with the Americans
with Disabilities Act in all respects. Participants with disabilities who believe they may need
accommodations are encouraged to contact the Accessibility Center for Education (A.C.E.)
at (714) 895-8721, or TDD (714) 895-8350 as soon as possible in order to ensure that such
accommodations are made in a timely manner. Please inform the (A.C.E.) that you are
enrolled in a community services program.
Community Education and Activities adheres to the Golden West College Student Code of Conduct.
Please refer to the website at: http://www.goldenwestcollege.edu/admissions/codeofconduct.html
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ART
BASIC DRAWING
TECHNIQUES
Have you ever wished you could learn to
draw? You can! This program, designed
for people with little or no experience, will
enhance your creativity and artistic confidence. Participants will discover
that drawing is not based simply on “natural talent.” It is a learnable skill.
You will learn to let go of preconceived (left brain) blocks and gain an
understanding of the drawing skills you will need in order to draw what you
see. Basic shapes and faces and various pencil techniques will be introduced.
Isn’t it time you turn your desire to express yourself through art into a
reality? There will be a materials fee of approximately $20. Materials list
will be discussed at the first meeting.
Program fee $79
6 meetings
Mondays, Jul 13 - Aug 17
7 – 9 pm
Administration 223
1510.001
Presenter: Patrick Gagne – Is a local free-lance illustrator and cartoonist with over
twenty years of experience. He has been an art instructor for over ten years and is
currently an adjunct instructor at GWC.
THAI FRUIT & VEGETABLE
CARVING, BEGINNING
Asian Fruit Carving has been integrated into
the food presentations of the top chefs in
the finest restaurants around the world. It is
edible and also adds an aesthetic, elegant
beauty to any food arrangement. In this
beginning workshop you will learn:
•
How to properly use the hand tools
needed for fruit and vegetable carving.
•
How to pick the best fruits and
vegetables for carving.
• Introduction to the basic Asian art used in vegetable and fruit carving.
• How to create flowers from radishes and cucumbers in varying
degrees of difficulty.
• How to preserve and set up the arrangements.
Don’t miss this opportunity to begin learning the basic skills that will lead to
the more advanced creation of bouquets and centerpieces from fruits and
vegetables. A $35 material fee for a 7-piece tool kit is payable at the first
meeting. Vegetables will be provided for the first meeting.
Program fee $65
3 meetings
Saturdays, Jun 13 - 27
9:30 - 11:30 am
Community Center 1021621.001
Presenter: Nitda Phongcharern – Has been practicing advanced techniques in the
ancient art of Thai Fruit and Vegetable Carving under the instruction of Miss Saowapa
Albright at Thai Temple in Hollywood for nine years and has been teaching Asian food
carving for over five years.
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CAREERS
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
WORKSHOPS
SO YOU WANT TO BE
AN ENTREPRENEUR?
This four-session evening program
will offer guidance on the various
legal and organizational options for
starting a small business, as well
as a chance to understand and
assess the personal competencies,
discipline and commitments needed
for success.
Program fee $109
5 meetings
Tuesdays, Jun 16 - Jul 14
7 – 9 pm
Administration 209
6701.001
HAVING IT ALL
Being Peaceful &
Productive
Many of us struggle to meet
obligations to our work, and our
families/friends. Some of us make
ourselves sick just to get a day off!
This workshop is about self-care as
an access to high performance. It is
for anyone who is stressed and/or
wants more hours in their day.
Program fee $45
1 meeting
Tuesday, Aug 4
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Administration 209
6705.001
Presenter: Betsy Densmore – Has personally founded three hospitality businesses, an
insurance agency and two nonprofit organizations. Her coaching has catalyzed 150
social enterprises.
Co-Presenter: Archie Holton
COMO DESARROLLAR
TU PROPIO NEGOCIO
PASO A PASO
ERES EMPRESARIO
O SOLO TE
AUTOEMPLEASTE?
Es un taller de 4 sesiones por la
noche, que ofrecerá entrenamiento
en el desarrollo, identificación,
y los componentes de un plan de
negocios, así como una oportunidad
para realizar y evaluar competencias,
auto-disciplina, y los compromisos
necesarios para lograr el éxito.
Es un taller de 4 sesiones por la
noche, que ofrecerá entrenamiento
en el desarrollo, identificación,
y los componentes de un plan de
negocios, así como una oportunidad
para realizar y evaluar competencias,
auto-disciplina, y los compromisos
necesarios para lograr el éxito.
Costo $99
4 reuniones
Jueves, Jun 18 - Jul 9
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Old Library Tutorial Center 6707.001
Costo $99
4 reuniones
Jueves, Jul 16 - Ago 6
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Old Library Tutorial Center 6709.001
Presentadora: Patricia Mariscal – Es reconocida como una experta en el área de
Desarrollo de Microempresas y Diseño de programas para comunidades Latinas. Ha
apoyado más de 100 pequeñas empresas en su proceso de evaluación y apertura.
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AIRBRUSH MAKEUP
Prerequisite: Cosmetology/Esthetics
Student or Licensed Cosmetologist
This program is designed to teach the
art of airbrush makeup. We will focus on
bridal and evening makeup. Participants
will learn basic to advanced techniques
and will be able to successfully apply
airbrush evening makeup at the
completion of the program. Attendance
to a mandatory orientation is required.
A material fee of approximately $269 (cash only) is payable at the
orientation for an airbrush kit. A certificate of completion will be awarded
upon successful completion of all sessions.
Program fee $195
5 meetings
Thu, Jul 9, 4:30-5:30 pm - Mandatory Orientation
Sat & Sun, Jul 11 - 26
(Does not meet 7/18 & 7/19)
9 am - 2 pm
Cosmetology 108
7596.001
Presenter: Evangelina Rosales – Is a Licensed Cosmetologist and Esthetics
instructor with over 20 years of experience in the hair, makeup and skin industry.
HAIR EXTENSIONS 101
This “hands-on” workshop is designed to
educate students and experienced stylists.
You will be introduced to multiple methods
of application of extensions, custom wig
designs, pros and cons of each method, and
marketing and advertising for extension
services. Don’t miss this opportunity to
enhance your skills and open financial
opportunities. A $159 fee for materials
(cash or credit card) is payable to the
presenter prior to the first meeting. Upon
registration you will receive information via email for the purchase of the
kit. Materials include book, doll head, hair, and all materials needed. Please
arrive at 9 am to the first meeting for a brief orientation.
Program fee $99
2 meetings
Mon & Tue, Jul 27 & 28
9 am – 1:30 pm on 7/27
9:30 am – 1:30 pm on 7/28
Cosmetology 108 7571.001
Presenter: Tasha Chambliss – Has been a licensed Cosmetology Instructor for 13
years. She has extensive experience in all aspects of the hair and beauty industry. Her
specialties include hair extensions and business. She is currently a full-time faculty for
GWC for 9 years.
Pre-registration is encouraged
to avoid program cancellation
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BARTENDING THE EASY WAY
(Ages 18 and older)
Learn the newest up-to-date techniques in the world of bartending from a
master bartender. This quick and easy workshop will prepare you to work
as a bartender in all types of establishments, while also teaching you the
business side of the beverage industry. Professional bartending requires so
much more than knowing cocktail recipes. You will be taught in detail how to
practice making cocktails on your own. Other topics included are glassware,
tools, recipes, pouring the perfect shot using the “tail,” bar terms, liquor,
wine and champagne service, martinis, high-volume sales techniques, laws,
responsible beverage service, getting the best jobs, resumes, nailing the
interview, alternative occupations in the beverage industry and how to start
your own bartending service. This workshop will teach you what managers
want. In addition to class lectures, tests and activities, you will be given an
online test and homework assignments. Liquor is not used in workshop. Upon
completion of this workshop, you will receive a Professional Certificate of
Bartending. Those who score 90% or above on the quizzes may also test
for the Master’s Certificate of Excellence. This workshop also includes
additional testing for “Serving Alcohol Responsibly,” with certification for
those who pass. A $50 to $60 material fee (cash only) is payable at the
first meeting.
Program fee $119
2 meetings
Sundays, Jul 26 & Aug 9
(Does not meet 8/2)
1 – 6 pm
Administration 223
3752.001
Presenter: Kellie Nicholson – Has over 30 years of experience, including many years of
management. Working from coast to coast in all types of establishments, her method
of instruction is sweeping the industry. She is highly regarded as a bar consultant and
staff trainer in the industry.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS & MASSAGE THERAPISTS EARN
YOUR CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS ONLINE!
Certificates in
• Complementary and Alternative
• Holistic and Integrative Health:
Medicine
Foundations 3
• End of Life Care
• Integrative Mental Health
• Food, Nutrition, and Health
• Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing
•Gerontology
• Optimal Healing Environments
• Healthy Aging
• Pain Assessment and Management
• Holistic and Integrative Health
• Perinatal Issues
• Spirituality, Health, and Healing
Foundations 1
Foundations 2
Provider ALLEGRA Learning Solutions, LLC
Approved for Continuing Education Units by:
The California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #CEP 14693
The National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB),
Provider #451562-11
The National Certification Board for Diabetes Educators (NCBDE)
The California Board of Behavioral Sciences, Provide3r #PCE 1564.
To view descriptions, syllabi, lesson samples, hardware/software requirements
and frequently asked questions, visit our information/orientation web site:
http://www.ed2go.com/goldenwest
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BECOME A NOTARY PUBLIC
IN ONE DAY
(Exam Preparation Workshop
for First-Time and Renewing Notaries)
Become a Notary Public - Includes 2014 laws
Establish yourself as a Notary Public, earn additional income and provide
a service to your community. It’s not just a clerk’s job anymore. Successful
notaries provide a valuable service to their company, friends and private
clients. Ambitious Notaries gain the skills it takes to become a Loan Signing
Agent making $200 to $400 per signing. Our six-hour state approved
seminar gives you the knowledge to pass the exam and practice as an
effective Notary. You’ll receive two practice tests and you’ll take the official
Notary exam directly following the seminar. A $30 material fee for the
Notary Public Sourcebook is payable to Notary Public Seminars at the
workshop. *Please refer to the exam requirements below.
Program Fee $95
1 meeting
Saturday, Jul 18
8 am - 4 pm
Administration 222
7547.001
Renew Your Commission - Includes 2014 laws
Need to renew your notary commission? A three-hour refresher course is
required. You must also be livescanned and pass the official Notary exam
again. We’ll feature the new state laws passed this year and give you a
brush-up on general law to make sure you haven’t fallen into any bad habits.
Your commission must be current to be eligible for a renewing seminar.
A $30 material fee for the Notary Public Sourcebook is payable to Notary
Public Seminars at the workshop. *Please refer to the exam requirements
below.
Program Fee $55
1 meeting
Saturday, Jul 18
12:30 - 4 pm
Administration 222
7548.001
PLEASE NOTE: Arrive early. Due to state regulations, no one will be admitted to the
classroom after 8:30 am. YOU MUST BE ON TIME when returning to the classroom
from break. Refunds will not be issued!
Presenter: Notary Public Seminars – Has been a leading Notary Public Course provider
for over 17 years. Their qualified teachers train in 36 different schools across the state.
NOTARY EXAM
INFORMATION ON PAGE 11
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*The Official California State
Notary Public Exam
Requirements: Legal resident of California (Military excluded), Age 18+
The Official California State Notary Public Exam will be administered
immediately following the preparation workshop for those who wish to
take it at that time. Participants must present Certificate of Completion
from Notary Public Seminars in order to take the exam. Your test result
will be mailed to you two weeks after you take the exam. Livescan finger
prints required after you pass the exam. Applicants can be denied
certification based on their criminal record. Cooperative Personnel
Services will register you for the exam on the day of the seminar between
4 - 4:30 pm. The exam will be from 4:45 - 6 pm. To take the exam you must
bring:
• a check, money order, or cashier’s check made payable to the
Secretary of State for $40 (new applicants and renewals)
• Valid ID (one of the following) - driver’s license or state DMV I.D.;
Canadian or Mexican driver’s license; U.S. passport or passport issued
by a foreign government; U.S. Military I.D. card
• one color passport photo (2"x2")
• two #2 pencils
Administration 222
MEDICAL FRONT OFFICE CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM – ONLINE
This workshop is intended for participants interested in becoming
a Medical Front Office/Medical Receptionist/Intake Coordinator.
This program will ensure participants are prepared to begin a rewarding
career and to become an integral part of the medical office team. Topics
covered include:
• Basic Medical Benefit Terms and Plans
• Eligibility and Insurance Benefit Verification
• Appointment Scheduling (Manual and Computerized)
• Improving Telephone Skills
• Patient Arrival, Check-In and Departure
• Handling Medical/Office Forms
• HIPAA/Patient Privacy & Confidentiality
• Medical Terminology (specific to the front office)
Program fee $35 and
$75 material fee
2 meetings
Wednesdays, Jun 24 & Jul 1
6:30 - 8:30 pm
7626.001
Presenter: Kris G. Hall-Patterson of KGP Consulting, LLC – Is owner of a successful
Medical Insurance Billing Service & Consulting Service.
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MEDICAL BILLING CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM – ONLINE
Participants will be responsible for
independent studies between each
workshop.
(Complete All Five)
• Introduction to Medical Insurance
Billing
• CPT, ICD9, ICD10 & HCPCS Coding
• Advanced Medical Insurance
Billing
• Workers’ Compensation & Personal
Injury
• Computerized Medical Insurance Billing (A Home Study Course)
Program fee: $160 and $350 Material Fee
7625.001
ONLINE ORIENTATION
- MEDICAL BILLING
CERTIFICATE
1 meeting
Saturday, Jun 20
10 - 11am
INTRODUCTION TO
MEDICAL INSURANCE
BILLING
One of the physicians’ most valued
employees is the one who does
the insurance billing. Learn medical
billing techniques and how to follow
up and collect on billed claims. In
this program you will learn:
• An introduction to the
healthcare industry
• The difference between
PPO’s, HMO’s, IPA’s and other
managed care issues
• The ins and outs of contracting
with managed care plans
• HIPAA – Health Insurance
Portability & Accountability Act
(Privacy & Security rules)
• Open discussions on various
issues of concern to medical
billers
• Introduction to the Affordable
Care Act
3 meetings
Tue & Thu, Jun 23 - 30
6:30 - 8:30 pm
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CPT, ICD9, ICD10 &
HCPCS CODING
In this program participants will learn
the difference between CPT, ICD9,
ICD10 and HCPCS codes and when
to use them for billing claims:
• Indicate the appropriate
diagnosis code on the claim
form to insure fast payment
from carriers
• Code the primary reason for the
visit each time patient is seen
• Understand and gain a working
knowledge of the new ICD10
codes that go into effect
October, 2014
• Ensure that appropriate
procedure codes are sent
to insurance company per
encounter
• Learn billing for supplies,
material, injections and dental
claims
• How to complete the CMS 1500
(universal claim form) used to
bill insurance companies
• Learn billing for supplies,
material, injections and dental
claims
3 meetings
Thu & Tue, Jul 2 - 9
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Presenter for these pages: Kris G. HallPatterson of KGP Consulting, LLC –
Is owner of a successful Medical
Insurance Billing Service & Consulting
Service.
ADVANCED MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING
This workshop is for those participants who have completed the Introduction
to Medical Insurance Billing program. In this workshop you will learn:
• How to bill Medicare, Medicaid TRICARE and CHAMPVA
• Updated information on the new Medicare contractor, Noridian Healthcare
Solutions
• Learn how to keep current on changes on the rules and regulation of
government plans also and where to take free continuing education
courses offered by major insurance carriers
• How to complete the CMS 1500 (universal claim form) used to bill
insurance companies
• How to read an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) and how to use it to
billsecondary carriers
• Analyze and solve difficult billing problems, denial management
2 meetings
Tue & Thu, Jul 28 & 30
6:30 - 8:30 pm
WORKERS’
COMPENSATION &
PERSONAL INJURY
COMPUTERIZED
MEDICAL INSURANCE
BILLING
Learn how to bill California Workers’
Compensation and Personal Injury
cases. Some of the areas this
workshop will cover are:
• An overview of California’s
Workers’ Compensation system
• Filing Workers’ Compensation
Appeals Board Liens
• Learn tips for screening
patients up-front to minimize
payment problems
• Maximizing reimbursement
• Turning objection letters into
payments
• Negotiating with attorneys on
lien cases
• How to make sure the case is
really “pending”
• Billing automobile insurance
carriers and personal injury
cases
• Learn how to set up a medical
practice using your own
computer after you
• obtain your username and
password.
• Log in to a web-based software
package (over the internet) to
access the mock practice files
• You will have the assistance of
an instructor (via e-mail) for
any questions or concerns
In this hands-on workshop you will
set-up the following:
• Practice & Provider information
• Practice superbill
• Patient/Guarantor information
• Insurance companies to be
billed
Also:
• Post charges, payments and
adjustments
• Print insurance claims, patient
statements & management
reports
• Create database for electronic
claim submission
2 meetings
Tue & Tue, Aug 4 & 6
6:30 - 8:30 pm
1 meeting
Thursday, Jul 9
6:30 - 7:30 pm
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SPECIAL INTEREST
MAKE EXTRA INCOME
AS A WHOLESALE AUTO
DEALER FROM HOME
Come learn how to supplement your
income buying and selling wholesale
cars from your home-based business.
You will learn six techniques to create
profits and cash-flow. You will earn a
DMV certificate; obtain a list of 300+
dealer only auctions and benefits you
receive as a dealer. A $20 material
fee (cash only) is payable at the first
meeting.
Program fee $85
2 meetings
Wed & Thu, Jul 22 & 23
6 – 9 pm
Administration 214
7225.001
Presenter: Ronald W. Williams – Has been a DMV education provider for 7 years,
insurance broker for 8 years, and auto dealer for over 10 years.
HOW TO BECOME A
MYSTERY SHOPPER
(And Other Fun Ways to Earn Money)
Would you like to get paid to go shopping?
Do you like to eat out, go to the movies,
buy flowers, play golf? Mystery shopping is
used by hundreds of well-known businesses
to ensure consistent, top quality service from
their employees. It is a fantastic way for you
to earn money and have fun at the same time,
doing what you love to do. Mystery shoppers
receive assignments from companies that do
business evaluations and you could become
one of them. Learn how mystery shopping
works, what types of forms are used, do’s and
don’ts of completing assignments, and how to
get in the “shoppers” network. Participants can
participate in a practice shop during lunch break. A $20 materials fee for a
comprehensive workbook is payable at the workshop.
Program fee $39
1 meeting
Wednesday, Jul 8
6:30 – 9 pm
Administration 209
7613.001
Presenter: Elaine Moran – Is author of How to Become a Mystery Shopper, The Only
Book You’ll Ever Need. She has over 10 years experience as a mystery shopper plus
over 20 years experience as an educator.
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FIND YOUR EXCELLENCE -
Success Skills for Life
Online Workshop
If you feel that you’re not living
up to your greatest potential, take
this opportunity to explore your
passions and your talents! Develop
more confidence, discover your
strengths and weaknesses, learn
better relationship skills, uncover
your deepest desires and find the
excellence in you! Participants will
receive a lesson each week on
Fridays for six weeks with daily
assignments to complete. You will
work individually via email with
the presenter. An optional material
fee of $21.80 is payable to the
presenter.
Program fee $50
Online lessons
Start date available the Friday after
registration
7561.001
Presenter: Kellie Nicholson – Is a life
coach, entrepreneur, business consultant
and author, experience which she uses
to share her techniques for success in
the most crucial areas of life. What she
says she’s learned most is that everyone
is worth fighting for and anyone can
succeed!
BUILDING HARMONIOUS
RELATIONSHIPS
With Effective
Communication Skills
The words we speak are powerful.
Once spoken, words may create or
destroy relationships. Words affect
our habits, actions, character and
ultimately our destiny. Change the
way you communicate to create your
desired relationships in the home,
work, and social areas of life. A $10
materials fee (cash only) is payable
to the presenter at the workshop.
Program fee $75
1 meeting
Saturday, Jul 11
9 am – 4 pm
Administration 209
3695.001
SPEED READING
PROGRAM
(Entering 12th grade, college
students & adults)
When you complete this program
you will read three to four times faster
in novels, newspapers, and most
business and school materials. In
more difficult reading, like technical
journals or college textbooks, you’ll
read two to three times faster. The
comprehension, concentration,
and retention techniques you learn
will enable you to remember more
and virtually eliminate re-reading.
Participants in our adult speed
reading program receive lifetime
repeat privileges, which means
you may repeat the speed reading
program at any time, for free. This
program is designed for participants
entering 12th grade through adult.
There will be a $34 materials fee.
Program fee $299
5 meetings
Wednesdays, Jul 22 – Aug 19
7 - 9:30 pm
Administration 215
Presenter: Institute of Reading
Development - This program is taught on
the Golden West College campus by the
Institute of Reading Development whose
professional instructors have taught
classes to over 40,000 students per year
for over 40 years.
To register or receive additional
information, call the Institute at
1-800 964-8888
Presenter: Karen Freeman – Is a
Communications Specialist and Educator
of Effective Communication Strategies.
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DRIVER’S EDUCATION
(Ages 15 to Adult)
This program satisfies the DMV requirements for obtaining a drivers’ permit.
It will provide the participants with critical information to help new drivers
or those seeking a refresher course, become a safe driver. This program
includes instructor led lectures, video lessons and quizzes. Parents are
invited to join the last meeting. A $5 material fee is payable at the first
meeting.
Program fee $99
4 meetings
Mon - Thu, Aug 3 - 6
9 am - 4 pm
Community Center 103
5561.001
DRIVER’S EDUCATION –
BEHIND THE WHEEL
ONLINE DRIVER’S
EDUCATION
(Ages 15 to Adult)
(Ages 15 to Adult)
This Driver's Training program fulfills
the six-hour DMV requirements
for obtaining a driver license. Our
encouraging lessons systematically
go step by step to help produce a
safer, more confident driver.
Program fee $335 Behind the
Wheel only, $399 for Classroom
and Behind the Wheel combo, or
$349 for Online and Behind the
Wheel Combo.
3 Two-hour sessions
Start date available immediately
upon registration
5563.001 ($335/Behind the
Wheel Only)
5563.002 ($399/Combo - Behind the
Wheel & Classroom August 3 - 6)
5563.003 ($349/Combo - Behind
the Wheel & Online)
Don’t have time to sit in a classroom
for 30 hours? This custom driver’s
education program meets all the
DMV requirements and is designed
to assist you as you get ready to
drive. Once you have completed this
online program you will be issued
the necessary DMV certificates and
information that will allow you to
take and pass your permit test.
Program fee $39
upon registration
5565.001
Presenter on this page: Bradley McDermott of Home Safe Driving School - Has over
25 years of working with families as a youth pastor, baseball coach, and ski instructor,
including 15 years of road safety expertise as a CHP certified school bus driver. He is a
proud Alumnus of both Vanguard University and The USMC.
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FINANCE
MODERN RETIREMENT PLANNING
This interactive workshop is designed to address retirement issues in an
unbiased educational environment. Learn how to identify, set and reach
your retirement goals while protecting your assets; plus in-depth sections
on investments and estate planning. You may bring your spouse or a guest
at no extra cost. Fee includes a 200-page workbook.
Program fee $59
2 meetings
2 meetings
Tuesdays, Jul 7 & 14
Thursdays, Jul 16 & 23
6 – 9 pm
6 – 9 pm
Administration 223
3042.001
Administration 223
3042.002
Presenter: Christopher Haberl – A 20+ year Financial Advisor, Chris holds CLU, ChFC
and Series 7 and 24 Licenses.
ROAD MAP TO MEDICARE
Take the confusion out of Medicare and hear from a state registered
health insurance counselor from the Council on Aging who are not selling,
recommending or endorsing any products. Learn about: Obama Care’s
impact on health coverage for those over 65; the four parts of Medicare,
Part A, B, C, D; Original vs Medicare Advantage plans; contrast gap plans;
enrollment periods. Road Map to Medicare explains this federal health
insurance program that has 50 million beneficiaries.
Program fee $10
1 meeting
Wednesday, Jul 22
6 – 8 pm
Administration 223
3062.001
Presenter: Susan Zajfen, RN - Is a Registered Nurse and an Education and Outreach
Specialist for the Council on Aging, Orange County.
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ONLINE
SAVE GAS MONEY TAKING
ONLINE WORKSHOPS!
T h e f i rs t t w o l e sson s ar e f r e e !
Wouldn’t it be nice to develop valuable job skills
from the comfort of your own home? Now you
can gain the knowledge to become competitive
in today’s job market online – on your schedule
– with Education to Go. There’s never been a
better time to improve yourself. Free lessons are
available the first week only. Try it now!
Only $103 per online workshop unless otherwise noted
Requirements: Internet access, E-mail, Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Firefox web browsers, and the appropriate course title software.
Take these programs from the convenience of your home or workplace. The
workshop consists of twelve sets of written lecture notes, to be accessed
using an attractive, image-laden World Wide Web interface. Two lessons
will be provided each week on Wednesdays and Fridays for six weeks.
Participants will have ten days to complete each assignment. At the end
of the sixth week, you will have access to a final evaluation and have ten
days to return it. At anytime during the program and for up to one month
afterwards, you can post unlimited (program content related) questions to
the presenter. Upon fulfillment of assignments and the final evaluation, you
will have access to a Certificate of Completion.
Presented by: Education To Go
Creating Web Pages
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Dreamweaver CS6, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2212.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2212.003
CSS and XHTML, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2072.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2072.003
Dreamweaver CS6, Intermediate
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2119.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2119.003
CSS and XHTML, Intermediate
Creating jQuery Mobile Websites with
Dreamweaver
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2118.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
2118.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2118.003
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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PHP and MySQL, Intermediate
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2078.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2078.003
WordPress Web Sites, Introduction
to Creating
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2045.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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JavaScript, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Creating Mobile Apps with HTML5
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2113.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Edge Animate, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Flash CS6, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Designing Effective Websites
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3738.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
3738.003
Illustrator CS6, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3633.001
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3633.003
Flash CS6, Intermediate
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2160.001
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Lightroom 5, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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InDesign CC
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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3635.003
MS Project 2010, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2094.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2094.003
MS Excel 2013, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2238.001
2238.002
2238.003
MS Access 2013, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2228.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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MS Excel 2013, Advanced
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2240.001
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2240.003
MS Access 2013, Intermediate
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2216.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2216.003
MS Office 2013, What’s New
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2242.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2242.003
MS Access 2010, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2239.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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MS PowerPoint 2013, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2143.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2143.003
MS Office 2010, What’s New
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2232.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Google Analytics, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
5567.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Windows 8, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Final Cut Pro X, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2125.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2125.003
How to Get Started in Game
Development
Jun 17 - Jul 24
5553.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
5553.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5553.003
MS PowerPoint 2010 in the Classroom
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2121.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2121.003
MS PowerPoint 2010, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2033.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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MS Word 2010, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2224.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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MS Word 2010, Intermediate
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2225.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2225.003
Photographer
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3670.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
3670.003
MS Word 2010 in the Classroom
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2238.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
2238.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2238.003
Photographer II
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3672.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
3672.003
2221.001
2221.002
2221.003
Photoshop Elements 12 for the
Digital Photographer
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3678.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
3678.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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MS Excel 2010, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
MS Excel 2010, Intermediate
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2223.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Mastering Your Digital SLR Camera
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3602.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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MS Excel 2010, Advanced
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Start Your Own Small Business
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3055.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
3055.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3055.003
MS Excel 2010 in the Classroom
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2218.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
2218.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2218.003
Real Estate Investing
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
MS Word 2011 for Mac, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2227.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2227.003
Nonprofit Fundraising Essentials
Jun 17 - Jul 24
5592.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
5592.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5592.003
MS Outlook 2010, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2204.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2204.003
Keys to Successful Money Management
Jun 17 - Jul 24
5540.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
5540.003
Microsoft Outlook 2013, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
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Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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MS Project 2013, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2212.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2212.003
Microsoft Publisher 2013, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2210.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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QuickBooks 2014, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2140.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
2140.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2140.003
QuickBooks 2014, Intermediate
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2135.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
2135.003
QuickBooks 2014 for Contractors
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3619.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
3619.003
QuickBooks 2014, Performing Payroll
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3613.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
3613.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3613.003
Accounting Fundamentals
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2036.001
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2036.003
LinkedIn Career Networking, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
2128.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
2128.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
2128.003
Using Social Media in Business
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3048.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
3048.003
Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3591.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
3591.003
Starting a Nonprofit
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Start Your Own Gift Basket Business
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3072.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Medical Transcription
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Medical Coding
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
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Medical Writing, Explore a Career
Jun 17 - Jul 24
7528.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
7528.003
Write Effective Web Content
Jun 17 - Jul 24
5533.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
5533.003
Teaching ESL/EFL, Introduction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
5522.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
5522.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5522.003
Writing for Children
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3546.001
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Writing Young Adult Fiction
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3558.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
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Aug 12 - Sep 18
3558.003
The Craft of Magazine Writing
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3575.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
3575.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3575.003
Publish and Sell Your E-Books
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3709.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
3709.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3709.003
5590.001
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5590.003
The Keys to Effective Editing
Jun 17 - Jul 24
3735.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
3735.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3735.003
Speed Spanish II
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
9196.001
9196.002
9196.003
Fiction Writing, Advanced
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3545.001
3545.002
3545.003
GED Preparation
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5512.001
5512.002
5512.003
Grammar Refresher
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3551.001
3551.002
3551.003
Grammar for ESL
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3554.001
3554.002
3554.003
Romance Writing
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3572.001
3572.002
3572.003
Introduction to Algebra
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5518.001
5518.002
5518.003
Teaching High School Students
Jun 17 - Jul 24
5609.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
5609.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5609.003
Math Refresher
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5516.001
5516.002
5516.003
A to Z Grantwriting
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
3580.001
3580.002
3580.003
GRE Preparation, Part 1
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5524.001
5524.002
5524.003
Spanish for Medical Professionals
Jun 17 - Jul 24
9183.001
Jul 15 - Aug 21
9183.002
Aug 12 - Sep 18
9183.003
GRE Preparation, Part 2
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
5526.001
5526.002
5526.003
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Speed Spanish
Jun 17 - Jul 24
Jul 15 - Aug 21
Aug 12 - Sep 18
9195.001
9195.002
9195.003
ONLINE
LEARNING
Anytime, Anywhere…
Just a click away!
Not-for-credit online certificate programs
designed to provide the skills necessary for
many in-demand occupations.
Business & Professional
Career Online High School
Healthcare & Fitness
Media & Design
Hospitality & Service Industry
IT & Software Development
Skilled Trades & Industrial
Sustainable Energy & Going Green
For more information on these and
other online workshops, please visit:
www.gatlineducation.com/goldenwest
COLLEGE FOR
KIDS & TEENS
GRAMMAR WHIZ
(Grades 4-6)
Enhance your child’s grammar
skills in this exciting, “hands-on”
workshop. This workshop will cover
the basic structural elements and
methodologies of English grammar
usage and writing. Participants
review and practice concepts
including the nature and structure of
sentences, basic uses of capitals and
punctuation, the types of the most
common parts of speech, and how
to use dictionaries and reference
materials. Class activities will include
working on an interactive notebook
as well as short videos, grammar
jingles, games, and lecture. Learning
these invaluable lessons at a young
age will help participants with
reading more difficult literature, oral
and written communication, and
writing reports and research papers
later on in school. This workshop is
Common Core Aligned.
Program fee $95
6 meetings
Tue & Thu, Jul 7 – 23
2 – 3:30 pm
3512.001
Presenter: Jessica Contreras - A
credentialed California K-8 teacher
that specializes in Math.
Currently
teaches high school Algebra & Literacy
Workshop in the Long Beach Unified
School District. Experience includes
teaching elementary, middle, and
high school students in grades 2-12
for the Long Beach Unified School
District, Orange County Department
of Education & Lake Elsinore Unified
School District.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL
MATH WHIZ
(Grades 6-8)
Enhance your child’s math skills in
this exciting, “hands-on” workshop.
Designed for children in 6th to 8th
grade, key concepts will be reviewed
and practiced to reinforce prealgebra content. In a challenging,
yet fun environment, participants
will engage in games, activities,
and contests to reinforce concepts
including: integer operations,
fraction operations, exponents,
and order of operations. Direct
instruction, repeated modeling, peer
coaching and group work will be
used to motivate and engage the
participants in their learning and give
them keys to success. This workshop
is Common Core Aligned.
Program fee $95
6 meetings
Tue & Thu, Jul 7 – 23
3:45 – 5:15 pm
3510.001
KIDS & MONEY
(Ages 12-16)
This workshop will help your children
learn the important skills they will
need to be financially successful in
life. They will gain knowledge of the
basic history of money, fundamental
skills of budgeting, saving and
investing, balancing a checkbook,
credit card debt, interest rates and
much more. They will achieve a basic
understanding of making purchases,
discounts, commissions, sales tax,
etc. This workshop will give your
child the gift of financial power to
handle their money responsibly.
Program fee $55
3 meetings
Tue, Wed & Thu, Jul 21 – 23
10 – 11:30 am
Community Center 103 5542.001
Presenter: Barbie Stowell – Has worked
in the Financial Industry for over 13 years
and has taught financial classes at local
colleges. She has many years of volunteer
experience teaching through programs
such as Junior Achievement, Girl Scouts,
PTA/PTO, and booster clubs.
BASIC MAKEUP CONCEPTS
(Ages 13-17)
Learn “hands-on” essential principles
of makeup application and overview
of skin care. Explore different
foundations and proper techniques
for your own skin type. Learn eye,
cheek, and lip techniques along
with proper placement. Bring a new
eyeliner and new mascara to the
first meeting. A $10 material fee
(cash or credit card) is payable at
the first meeting.
Program fee $49
2 meetings
Mondays, Jun 22 & 29
4:30 – 7:30 pm
Cosmetology 110
7590.001
Presenter: Evangelina Rosales – Is a
Licensed Cosmetologist and Esthetics
instructor with 20 years of experience in
the hair, makeup and skin industry.
CARTOONING
PENCIL DRAWING
(Ages 8-14)
Participants will learn basic cartoon
drawing and how drawing facial
expressions and body language
communicates the story line. Human,
animal, and object characters will
be studied. All work will be done
on paper with pencil and felt tip
pens. Each participant should bring
a pencil and white unlined paper
to the first session. Fee includes
handouts.
(Ages 8-15)
This workshop will greatly improve
your child’s ability to draw and
encourage their imagination! Drawing
fosters individual expression.
Participants will learn to draw still
life, trees, animals and faces. The
basic skills learned will encourage
your child to continue drawing for
a lifetime. Each participant should
bring a pencil and white unlined
paper to the first session. Fee
includes handouts.
Program fee $69
6 meetings
Mon & Wed, Jul 13 - 29
4 – 5:30 pm
Administration 223
1524.001
Program fee $69
6 meetings
Mon & Wed, Aug 3 – 19
4 – 5:30 pm
Administration 223
1533.001
Presenter: Patrick Gagne – Is a local free-lance illustrator and cartoonist with over ten
years of experience. He has been an art instructor for over five years and is currently
an adjunct instructor at GWC.
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DRIVER’S EDUCATION
(Ages 15 to Adult)
This program satisfies the DMV requirements for obtaining a drivers’ permit.
It will provide the participants with critical information to help new drivers
or those seeking a refresher course, become a safe driver. This program
includes instructor led lectures, video lessons and quizzes. Parents are
invited to join the last meeting. A $5 material fee is payable at the first
meeting.
Program fee $99
4 meetings
Mon - Thu, Aug 3 - 6
9 am - 4 pm
5561.001
DRIVER’S EDUCATION –
BEHIND THE WHEEL
ONLINE DRIVER’S EDUCATION
(Ages 15 to Adult)
(Ages 15 to Adult)
This Driver's Training program fulfills
the six-hour DMV requirements
for obtaining a driver license. Our
encouraging lessons systematically
go step by step to help produce a
safer, more confident driver.
Program fee $335 Behind the
Wheel only, $399 for Classroom
and Behind the Wheel combo, or
$349 for Online and Behind the
Wheel Combo.
3 Two-hour sessions
upon registration
5563.001 ($335/Behind the
Wheel Only)
5563.002 ($399/Combo - Behind the
Wheel & Classroom August 3 - 6)
5563.003 ($349/Combo - Behind
the Wheel & Online)
Don’t have time to sit in a classroom
for 30 hours? This custom driver’s
education program meets all the
DMV requirements and is designed
to assist you as you get ready to
drive. Once you have completed this
online program you will be issued
the necessary DMV certificates and
information that will allow you to
take and pass your permit test.
Program fee $39
upon registration
5565.001
Presenter on this page: Bradley McDermott of Home Safe Driving School - Has over
25 years of working with families as a youth pastor, baseball coach, and ski instructor,
including 15 years of road safety expertise as a CHP certified school bus driver. He is a
proud Alumnus of both Vanguard University and The USMC.
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(Entering 2nd grade)
5 meetings
Saturdays, Jun 13 – Jul 18
(Does not meet 7/4)
2:45 – 4:45 pm
Administration 214
Fee $299
READING SKILLS
PROGRAMS
(4-Year Olds through Entering 11th
Graders)
Help your child develop the reading
skills needed to succeed in school
and build confidence. A successful
series of enrichment reading skills
programs for children will be held
this summer. In these programs
your son or daughter will master
basic phonics skills, develop fluency,
comprehension, vocabulary, study
skills, and reading speed. These
programs also focus on developing
the desire to read for pleasure.
There will be a $34 materials fee.
(4-yr. Olds & Entering
Kindergarten)*
5 meetings
(Does not meet 7/4)
9:30 – 10:45 am
Administration 214
Fee $249
5 meetings
Tuesdays, Jul 21 - Aug 18
9:30 – 10:45 am
Administration 215
Fee $249
*An adult must attend with the child for
the 4-year olds and kindergarten age
children.
5 meetings
11:15 am – 1:15 pm
Administration 214
Fee $299
(Entering 3rd grade)
5 meetings
2:15 – 4:15 pm
Administration 214
Fee $299
(Entering 4th & 5th grades)
5 meetings
Thursdays, Jul 23 - Aug 20
12:30 – 2:45 pm
Administration 215
Fee $299
(Entering 6th, 7th, & 8th grades)
5 meetings
Thursdays, Jul 23 - Aug 20
9 – 11:30 am
Administration 215
Fee $299
(Entering 9th, 10th, & 11th
grades)
5 meetings
Wednesdays, Jul 22 – Aug 19
3:30 – 6 pm
Administration 215
Fee $299
Presenter:
Institute
of
Reading
Development - This program is taught on
the Golden West College campus by the
Institute of Reading Development whose
professional instructors have taught
classes to over 40,000 students per year
for over 40 years.
(Entering 1st grade)
5 meetings
(Does not meet 7/4)
11:45 am – 1:45 pm
Administration 214
Fee $299
To register or receive
additional information,
call the Institute at
1-800 964-8888
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HEALTH
& WELLNESS
AROMATHERAPY FOR
NATURAL LIVING
Ever wanted to learn how to use
essential oils in your daily life? This fun
and interactive workshop offers the basic
knowledge necessary in order to use
essential oils safely and effectively for
you and your family.
Learn:
• What are essential oils, where do they come from?
• How are they diffused?
• How you safely store them
• Why know the Latin name of an essential oil?
• Various ways to use essential oils safely, their therapeutic properties
and which to avoid in certain circumstances
• Build a foundation for your continued use and study of essential oils
• Become acquainted with several essential oils
• Make a personal inhaler & bath salt to take home
Day 2:
• Make an essential oil combination for massage
• Make a blend to support restful sleep
• Make a muscle pain relief blend
• Learn how to use essential oils in the bath
• Learn to steam inhale for decongesting and clearing the respiratory system
• Use a diffuser to lift your senses and enhance the environment of your
home or workplace
A $25 (cash only) material fee is payable to the presenter at the first
meeting.
Program fee $89
2 meetings
Mondays, Jul 13 & 20
6:30 – 9:30 pm
4785.001
Presenter: Mikki Melinda Anderson – California Certified Massage Therapist, Certified
Clinical Aromatherapist, Clinical Aromatherapist at St. Joseph Hospial, Co-owner of
StressBusters Wellness Day Spa in Laguna Hills, Member of the National Association
of Holistic Aromatherapy and Association of International Aromatherapists.
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T’AI CHI/QIGONG
Research has shown that T’ai Chi and
some forms of Qigong are as effective
as moderate aerobic exercise for
improving strength, flexibility,
balance, agility, cardiovascular
health and overall well-being.
Focusing on these characteristics,
a variety of Qigong forms including
the Eight Pieces of Brocade and
a beginning T’ai Chi routine will
be emphasized. These graceful
and easy-to-learn movements can
be done by anyone regardless of
age or physical condition. Wear
comfortable clothing.
Program fee $95
8 meetings
Wednesdays, Jun 24 – Aug 12
6 - 7:30 pm
Presenter: Diana Shakarian – Holds a
Ph.D. in Kinesiology and has taught at the
university level for over 15 years. She has
been a student of Eastern philosophy and
energy arts since 1974. She is a certified
Reiki practitioner, and practices T’ai Chi,
Qigong and meditation daily.
MEDITATION IN THE
WORLD’S TRADITIONS
Studies show heart rate, respiration,
and blood pressure drop during
meditation and remain lower all day.
When we are truly relaxed, our mind,
body, and spirit are in harmony and
we achieve our maximum personal
and professional potential. Learn
a variety of mindfulness based
meditation techniques to remain
calm, centered, powerful, and full
of energy amidst daily activities
and stress. A $10 materials fee is
payable to the presenter at the
first meeting. Wear comfortable
clothing and bring a seat cushion.
Program fee $79
8 meetings
Wednesdays, Jun 24 - Aug 12
7:30 - 8:30 pm
SWEDISH MASSAGE INTENSIVE
Prerequisite: 100 hours massage training
This lively “hands-on” workshop is geared toward the massage participant
or therapist who is interested in practicing and refining their massage skills.
Topics covered include body mechanics and self-care, draping, universal
precautions, and the opportunity to delve deeper into massage technique.
A $6 materials fee is payable at the workshop.
Program fee $72
1 meeting
Saturday, Aug 1
10 am - 5 pm
Presenter: Kathleen Mondello - Is State Licensed and a Nationally Certified Holistic
Massage Therapist currently in practice in Orange County.
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INTRODUCTION TO
HAND, FOOT AND EAR
REFLEXOLOGY
This program is an introduction to
the ancient art of hand, foot and ear
massage. Reflexology is a massage
technique that uses reflex points on
the hands, feet and ears to stimulate
nerve endings relating to other parts
of the body. Help yourself and others
release stress and tension throughout
the body with this "hands-on"
learning experience. Bring a towel
and wear comfortable, loose-fitting
clothing that will easily allow you
to bare your feet and lower legs. A
$6 materials fee is payable at the
workshop.
Program fee $65
1 meeting
Saturday, Jul 11
10 am – 5 pm
5310.001
Presenter: Kathleen Mondello – Is State
Licensed and a Nationally Certified
Holistic Massage Therapist currently in
practice in Orange County.
INTRODUCTION TO
CHAIR MASSAGE
Participants will learn to give massage
with the client fully clothed in a sitting
position. No oil is used. The workshop
will focus primarily on the high-tension
areas of the neck, shoulders, arms
and upper back, including massage
strokes as well as acupressure
points. Participants will learn “handson” techniques and will practice on
each other. Anatomy of the shoulder
and back will be discussed as well
as licensing and insurance issues.
Professional massage chairs are not
provided; if you have one, please
bring it. Wear loose, comfortable
clothing. A $5 fee for materials is
payable at the workshop.
Program fee $65
1 meeting
Saturday, Jul 18
10 am – 4:30 pm
4813.001
Presenter: Gretchen Thomas - Is a
Nationally Certified and Licensed Massage
Therapist and Acupressure Practitioner
who has been teaching bodywork for
many years.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS & MASSAGE THERAPISTS EARN
YOUR CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS ONLINE!
Certificates in
• Complementary and Alternative
Medicine
Foundations 3
• End of Life Care
• Integrative Mental Health
• Food, Nutrition, and Health
• Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing
•Gerontology
• Optimal Healing Environments
• Healthy Aging
• Pain Assessment and Management
• Holistic and Integrative Health
• Perinatal Issues
• Spirituality, Health, and Healing
Foundations 1
Foundations 2
Provider ALLEGRA Learning Solutions, LLC
Approved for Continuing Education Units by:
The California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #CEP 14693
The National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB),
Provider #451562-11
The National Certification Board for Diabetes Educators (NCBDE)
The California Board of Behavioral Sciences, Provide3r #PCE 1564.
To view descriptions, syllabi, lesson samples, hardware/software requirements
and frequently asked questions, visit our information/orientation web site:
http://www.ed2go.com/goldenwest
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CONTINUING
EDUCATION
ONCOLOGY MASSAGE II
APPROVE
PROVIDE D
R
FOR
CONTINUING
EDUCATION
Prerequisite: Completion of Oncology Massage Workshop
This advanced special interest program will significantly further the
massage therapist’s knowledge, quality of care, hands-on competencies,
and understanding of working with oncology clients. Wear comfortable
clothing and a bathing suit, or sports bra and shorts. Oncology Massage
Workbook is included. A materials list will be provided upon registration.
Hours may be used as:
• 24 CEU Units for National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage
and Bodywork (NCBTMB), Provider #450129-06 or
• 21 CEU Contact Hours for the California Board of Registered Nursing,
Provider #CEP 14934
Program fee $450/General or $375/Current GWC Massage Participant or
Nursing Student
3 meetings
Fri, Sat & Sun, Jun 26 - 28
9 am – 6 pm
Community Center 103 – 6/26
Hoag Cancer Center – 6/27 & 6/28
5363.001 ($450/General)
5363.002 ($375/Current GWC Massage Participant or Nursing Student)
Presenter: Greet The Day - Is an approved provider for NCBTMB and the Board of
Registered Nursing, California. Their programs complement medical care and have
provided thousands of hours of supportive oncology massage for people affected
by cancer. Greet The Day programs are offered in more than sixteen affiliated cancer
centers across the country.
QIATSU™ ~ POWER BALANCING FOR VITALITY™
Powerful treatment for energy, strength, harmony, health and vitality ~
• Soothes the spirit, relieves stress, stimulates rejuvenation and
oxygenation
• Improves posture, increases strength and flexibility
• Deeply relaxing, decreases aches & pains, increases circulation &
energy flow
QiAtsu™ is a deeply meditative acupressure treatment utilizing the master
power points of the body to achieve balance and vitality. This treatment
promotes good digestion, assimilation of nutrients and smooth elimination.
QiAtsu™ balances the meridians, chakras, organs and systems of the body.
QiAtsu™ is designed for Massage Therapists & Health Professionals but
everyone is welcome. We will be working clothed so please wear loose,
flexible, layerable clothing with a minimum of zippers and buttons. Please
bring a table cover sheet, face cradle cover, light blanket, pillows or
bolsters and a pen for notes. Drinking water and light snacks are advised.
Hours may be used as:
• 8 CE Hours for National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage
and Bodywork (NCBTMB), Provider #451062-09.
Program fee $119
1 meeting
Saturday, Jul 25
9 am – 6 pm
Presenter: Teri Rogers ~ NCBTMB Approved Provider #451062-09 ~ Acupressurist,
Holistic Health Practitioner, Writer, Teacher, Healer and Naturopath.
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DANCE
COUNTRY LINE DANCE
(Teens & Adults)
Have fun and show off your dance
moves as you learn easy, popular
Country line dances. Burn up the
calories with this great exercise. It
will be taught slowly, step by step, so
everyone will be dancing right away.
No partner needed. A $2 material
fee (cash only) is payable at the
first meeting.
Program fee $49
4 meetings
Mondays, Jul 13 – Aug 3
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Rec Ed 211
1799.001
Presenter: Kaylaa Fox – Has taught adult
dances for over 25 years at major night
clubs and community colleges. This
includes Country Line Dance, Country
Two Step, and East Coast Swing.
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COUNTRY TWO STEP
AND COWBOY CHACHA
(Teens & Adults)
Country Two Step plus Cowboy ChaCha – both dances are coming back
and both are popular in country
nightclubs! You will learn both and
have a good time socializing and
meeting new people. No partner
needed.
Program fee $49
4 meetings
Mondays, Jul 13 – Aug 3
7:30 – 8:30 pm
Rec Ed 211
1795.001
Presenter: Efren Barrera – Has been
teaching dance for 15 years at different
community centers in Orange County. He
has been to different states and countries
to dance, including China, Japan, Costa
Rica & Canada.
SALSA BOOT CAMP
Spice Up Your Life!
(Teens & Adults)
These four hours will get you moving.
And, this "hot" Latin dance will keep
you moving. Emphasis will be on the
popular Salsa danced in the Clubs.
Learn the basics plus variations and
have fun on the dance floor.
Program fee $35
1 meeting
Tuesday, Jul 7
6 - 10 pm
Rec Ed 211 1791.001
Presenter: Rita Kyselka - Is a professional
dance instructor and holds a lifetime
teaching credential. She has taught credit
classes for Golden West College.
WEST COAST SWING
BOOT CAMP
(Teens and Adults)
West Coast Swing is a fun, energetic
dance that lets you express your
personality. You can dance to
different styles of music as well as
to various speeds of music. This
program will cover basics, variations,
lead/follow, and styling. West Coast
continues to be a favorite of both
social and competitive dancers. Join
us for a fun time! West Coast Swing
– so versatile, so fun!
Program fee $35
1 meeting
Tuesday, Jul 14
6 - 10 pm
Rec Ed 211
1806.001
THE FINE ART OF BELLY
DANCING
(Teens & Adults)
Explore the dance and rhythms of
the Near and Middle East as you
develop the techniques of the "Fine
Art of Belly Dancing." Learn beautiful
arm and hand techniques, fluid body
movements, belly rolls, and proper use
of finger cymbals and veil.
Program fee $69
6 meetings
Tuesdays, Jun 23 - Jul 28
7 – 8:30 pm
Presenter: Tonya Chianis - Is a well-known "multi" award-winning teacher, performer,
choreographer and promoter. She is co-producer of the Belly Dancer of the Universe
competition. She is a two-time recipient of the Middle Eastern Culture and Dance
Association Hall of Fame Award.
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GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE
SWAP MEET
in the Golden West Street parking lot
Saturdays & Sundays, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
FREE PARKING • FREE ADMISSION
NEW & USED ITEMS • FRESH PRODUCE
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
Space Reservations
(Cash or Credit Card only • Subject to space availability)
Advance Reservations
Same-Day Reservations
Monday - Thursday 9 am - 4 pm
Humanities Bldg. Room 123
Saturday and Sunday 7 - 8 am
$40 per space
Humanities Bldg. Room 123
*Saturday and Sunday 9:30 am - Noon
$45 per space
*Second Sunday of the month open for lotto sales only. Visit website below for details.
Repeat Sellers
Use your VISA, Discover, MasterCard, or American Express to reserve a space
by phone. Reservations must be made at least 14 days prior to selling date.
Monday - Thursday 9 am - 4 pm
(714) 895-0895
Subject to space availability
For 24-hr information call (714) 895-0888
or visit www.goldenwestswapmeet.com
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SENIORS
ROAD MAP TO
MEDICARE
Take the confusion out of Medicare
and hear from a state registered
health insurance counselor from
the Council on Aging who are not
selling, recommending or endorsing
any products. Learn about: Obama
Care’s impact on health coverage
for those over 65; the four parts of
Medicare, Part A, B, C, D; Original vs
Medicare Advantage plans; contrast
gap plans; enrollment periods. Road
Map to Medicare explains this federal
health insurance program that has
50 million beneficiaries.
Program fee $10
1 meeting
Wednesday, Jul 22
6 – 8 pm
Administration 223
3062.001
Presenter: Susan Zajfen, RN - Is a
Registered Nurse and an Education and
Outreach Specialist for the Council on
Aging, Orange County.
MODERN RETIREMENT
PLANNING
This interactive workshop is
designed to address retirement
issues in an unbiased educational
environment. Learn how to identify,
set and reach your retirement goals
while protecting your assets; plus
in-depth sections on investments
and estate planning. You may bring
your spouse or a guest at no extra
cost. Fee includes a 200-page
workbook.
Program fee $59
2 meetings
Tuesdays, Jul 7 & 14
6 – 9 pm
Administration 223
3042.001
2 meetings
Thursdays, Jul 16 & 23
6 – 9 pm
Administration 223
3042.002
Presenter: Christopher Haberl – A 20+
year Financial Advisor, Chris holds CLU,
ChFC and Series 7 and 24 Licenses.
GOLD KEY CARD PROGRAM
Gold Key Cards are available to individuals 60 years
or older, for a charge of $5 per semester. The Spring
semester cards are valid June 1 - August 31, 2015.
A Gold Key Card entitles senior citizens to a reduced rate
at designated events, including:
• Free parking in student stalls on campus when the
Gold Key Card is displayed hanging from the rear
view mirror.
• Tickets for theater and other cultural events at a
substantial discount.
•Discount prices on specified events, seminars,
workshops, etc., that are planned for seniors.
• Reduced rates on services in Cosmetology of Golden
West College (Tuesdays through Fridays).
Gold Key Cards are not replaceable if lost. Purchase Gold
Key Cards in person at the Community Education and
Activities Office in the Community Center. Mon - Fri,
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Golden West College Community Education and Activities
Registration Form
ONE REGISTRATION FORM PER PERSON. This form may be reproduced or additional
forms are available in the Community Education and Activities Office. Confirmation will
be mailed as soon as processed. If your registration is received less than seven business
days prior to the event, your confirmation may not reach you in time, but your space will
be reserved for your convenience, if space is available.
Mail to: Community Education & Activities Registration
Golden West College
P.O. Box 2748
Huntington Beach, CA 92647-0748
Make check payable to:
FAX: (714) 895-8944
For further information call
(714) 895-0800
Golden West College
NAME_________________________________________________________________________
STREET _____________________________________________________________ APT. #____
CITY_____________________________________________ STATE______________ ZIP______
HOME PHONE (
)___________________________WORK PHONE (
GENDER (please check)
Male_
)_________________
Female BIRTHDATE________________ AGE________
SENIOR’S GOLD KEY CARD NO.____________ E-MAIL ADDRESS ______________________
(Information is for our purposes only and will not be sold.)
When there are multiple sessions, please enter your First and Second choices for faster processing.
PROGRAM NUMBER
First
Choice
Second
Choice
PROGRAM
DATE
PROGRAM TITLE
TOTAL
FEE
OFFICE
USE ONLY
.
.
Date
.
.
Receipt #
.
.
See Registration Information page for
REFUND/TRANSFER POLICY.
TOTAL
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Method Of Payment
Check #_________ Name On Check____________________ Total Paid $_________________
Credit Card
VISA
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American Express Exp. Date________
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Authorized Signature_________________________ Cardholder’s Name__________________
College for Kids and Teens
Release and Medical Consent
My child, _____________________________________________ , has my permission to participate
in the College for Kids programs and I release Golden West College, Coast Community College
District, and any presenters and assistants from any liability arising from my son’s or daughter’s
participation in said programs. I understand the College does not provide health and medical
insurance for the participants. Consent is hereby given to the College for Kids presenters and/or
supervisors to give or seek medical aid as required in the case of emergency.
If children are not picked up at the end of each program, an additional fee of $5 will be charged for
administrative supervision.
Signature of Parent _______________________________________________ Date ________
I give my permission for any photographs taken of my child to be used in College publications.
Signature of Parent _______________________________________________ Date ________
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Community Education and Activities Programs
Registration Information: All registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please review the following information prior to filling out the registration form.
Mail Registration:
1.
Complete the registration form, enclose payment, and mail NO LATER THAN TEN
(10) DAYS PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OF THE PROGRAM.
Mail to:COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION
Golden West College
P.O. Box 2748
Huntington Beach, CA 92647-0748
2. Confirmation will be mailed to you as soon as processed. If you do not receive
confirmation two days prior to the event, call Community Education and
Activities at (714) 895-0800 to verify your registration. If your registration is
received less than seven (7) business days prior to the event, your confirmation
may not reach you in time; but your space will be reserved for your convenience
(if space available).
NOTE: All returned checks subject to $25 charge (subject to change without notice)
FAX or Phone Only with VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express.
Registration: For phone registration call (714) 895-0800. Please have your
credit card and all program information available before you call.
By FAX call (714) 895-8944.
In-Person Register in the Community Education and Activities Office,
Registration: Community Center, Room 104. See page 3 for office hours.
Office hours are subject to change. Registering in person does not
guarantee a space in a program.
Refund/Transfer Policy (Programs/Workshops):
By Participant’s These requests are accepted no later than three (3) working days
Request — prior to the program start date, unless otherwise noted (please see
below*.) Apply in person or call Community Education and Activities
(714) 895-0800. (Office hours listed on page 3.) There is a $10
processing fee per program/per participant. Refunds/transfers
are not made based on non-receipt of registration confirmation.
If paid by credit card, your account will be credited within three
working days. If paid by cash or check, refund checks will be
mailed to you within 4 - 6 weeks of your refund request.
By Community If the program is cancelled by Community Education and Activities,
Education — a full refund check will automatically be mailed to you within
4 - 6 weeks of the cancellation or credited to your credit card
within three working days.
*Massage Certificate/Tours Programs:
No refunds after printed refund deadline date. There will be a $10 processing
fee on all requests received by the refund deadline date. For other Community
Education and Activities that do not have a printed refund deadline date, refer
to “REFUND/TRANSFER POLICY (PROGRAMS/WORKSHOPS)” printed above.
Refunds/transfers are not made based on non-receipt of registration confirmation.
If GWC Community Education and Activities must cancel, full refunds will be processed
in 4 - 6 weeks.
Parking Policy:
Parking permit: $15. Parking
www.goldenwestcollege.edu.
permits
must
be
purchased
online
at
Visitors may purchase a temporary parking ticket for $3/day, from yellow Ticket
Dispensers. See inside front cover for more information.
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Community Education and Activities Office
(714) 895-0800
e-mail: [email protected]
www.gwccommunityservices.com

- GWC Community Education and Activities

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