EASTERN OKLAHOMA COUNTY TECHNOLOGY CENTER
ADULT CAREER DEVELOPMENT SHORT-TERM COURSES Fall Catalog 2015
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Creative Arts & Crafts
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Finance & Investment
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General Interest
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Health Care
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Technical/ Industrial
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Ball Room Dancing
Adult Career Development Table of Contents Computer Technology
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Creative Arts & Crafts
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Emergency Services
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Finance & Investment
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General Interest
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Child Care
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Health Care
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Online Courses
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Coming Events at Choctaw Library
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Security & Handgun Training
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Technical/Industrial Training
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Small Business Management
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Adult Career Development General Information
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2015 Foundation Golf Tournament
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Computer Technology BASICS of SELLING on eBAY - 6 hr Gain the tools needed to be a successful seller on eBay. With over 135 million registered user, eBay offers you more than 50,000 categories to market your products. PREREQUISITE: Basic computer and internet skills
Tuition: $30 | Total: $30 Tuesday ABSE161A ABSE162A Thursday ABSE162B
9/22 & 9/29 10/20 & 10/27
5:30p – 8:30p 1:00p – 4:00p
12/3 & 12/10
5:30p – 8:30p
Introduction to Computers - 20 hr PREREQUISITE: Basic keyboarding skills and/ or understanding of the keyboard This course is recommended before other computer classes are attempted. Students learn basic terminology and concepts relating to PC computers, including tips and information about monitors, printers, memory sticks and CD-ROM disk drives. Use of the mouse; how to create, move, and delete files/folders; how to change computer system settings and how to save, revise and print documents are also taught. Tuition: $70 / Book: $35 / Total: $105
Windows 8 - 13 hr This course provides an easy to understand, step-by-step, hands-on, skills-based approach that makes the move to Windows 8 simple. In this class students become familiarized with the start menu, search box and system state options; discuss Windows Explorer and its new features; and user account control and Windows Defender. Tuition: $50 | Book: $45 | Total: $95 Monday/Wednesday AWD8162A 11/30 – 12/14 6:30p – 9:00p Tech Gadgets: Apple Products - 4 hr Having all the smart gadgets in the world is no good without knowing how to use them. This course is designed to give entry level skills into the world of Apple products. Students learn basic terminology and concepts related to Apple devices. Tuition: $25 | Total: $25 Monday/Thursday ATGA161A 9/14 & 9/17 6:30p – 8:30p ATGA162A 11/9 & 11/12 6:30p – 8:30p
Monday/Wednesday AITC161A 8/17 – 9/14 6:30p – 9:00p AITC162A 10/26 – 11/18 6:30p – 9:00p Office 2013 - 20 hr Microsoft Office 2013 introduces the Office 2013 Ribbon interface and basic navigation in documents. • Word Basics, 4 lessons: Opening and closing documents, editing documents, moving and copying text, formatting text, spell check and working with graphic images • Excel Basics, 2 lessons: Formulas and functions, sorting lists, creating charts • PowerPoint Basics: Designing PowerPoint presentations and delivering slide shows • Access Basics: Creating an Access database, entering data and constructing, modifying and printing tables. Based on user requests, this edition adds coverage of live previews, galleries and creating new folders Tuition: $60 / Book: $35 / Total: $95 Monday/Wednesday AMOF161A 9/21 – 10/14 6:30p – 9:00p
To Enroll Call 405.390.9591, General Enrollent Info, pg 17
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Creative Arts & Crafts Basic Basket Making I - 24 HR
Learn the Native American art of basket making. Basketry is an art in which creativity and knowledge is limited only by imagination and willingness to try. Students learn all aspects of basic basket techniques including how to cut reeds, a variety of weaves and several basket designs. No experience necessary. Dress in comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting stained. A supply list is available the first night of class. Cost of supplies (approx. $20) is NOT included in the class cost. Tuition: $70 | Total: $70
Learn more difficult techniques and design. Students are given the foundation to build their own style and unique talents. All materials are cut and prepared in class. Dress in comfortable cloths that you don’t mind getting stained. A supply list is available the first night of class. Cost of supplies (approx. $20) is NOT included in class cost PREREQUISITE: Basic Basket Making I Tuition: $70 | Total: $70
BASIC SEWING SKILLS - 12 HR Students will be taught basic sewing skills with their own machines by a certified Family and Consumer Science Teacher. Topics include: threading the machine, common seams, selecting a pattern, purchasing fabric, notions and other supplies, laying out and cutting a simple pattern, following pattern instructions, sewing on a button, and hemming a garment by machine or hand. Students need to bring a portable sewing machine to class. A supply list will be provided the first night of class and students will need to select and purchase items for their simple garment by the second week of class. Estimated cost of supplies (not including sewing machine) $30. Tuition: $40 | Total: $40
Monday ABM2162A
Wednesday ASEW161A 9/16 – 10/7 6:00p – 9:00p
Monday ABM1161A 8/17 – 10/12 6:00p – 9:00p
Basic Basket Making II - 24 HR
10/26 – 12/14 6:00p – 9:00p
Beginning Crochet - 24 HR
Students receive one-on-one instruction from an experienced crochet instructor. Several projects are made in class. A supply list is available the first night of class. Cost of supplies is NOT included in the class cost. Tuition: $70 | Total: $70
Basic Knitting - 24 HR
Students will be taught the basic knitting stitches and different designs by first making a sampler scarf. Students will begin knitting the first night of class. Bring a skein of knitting thread (in a color of your choice) and knitting needles (in a size of your choice). Cost of supplies is NOT included in the class cost. Tuition: $70 | Total: $70 Thursday ABKN161A ABKN162A
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8/20 – 10/8 6:00p – 8:00p 10/22 - 12/17 6:00p – 8:00p
Monday/Wednesday ABCR161A 9/14 – 10/7 5:30p – 8:30p ABCR162A 11/9 – 12/7 5:30p – 8:30p
Card Making - 24 HR This class offers students ideas and techniques for all levels of card making from simple basic cards to beautiful advanced handmade cards for all types of occasions. Tuition: $70 | Total: $70
Wednesday ACRM161A 8/19 – 10/7 6:00p – 9:00p ACRM162A 10/21 – 12/16 6:00p – 9:00p
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Creative Arts & Crafts Oil Painting - 24 HR
Work on composition, contrast and blending of colors, the use of different brushes and the effect of light and shadow. Students also learn how to create a dimensional life-like painting as well as working on simple landscapes, still life, figures and freehand drawing. Students will paint the first night of class, so bring your supplies. Bring pictures of photographs you would like to paint as the first painting is of your choice. Call 390.5333 for a supply list. Cost of supplies NOT included in the class cost. Tuition: $70 | Total: $70 Tuesday AOLP161A 8/18 – 10/13 AOLP162A 10/20 – 12/8
6:00p – 9:00p 6:00p – 9:00p
Quilt Top - 24 HR
Students learn the essentials of each design. Instructor discusses materials needed the first night of class. Students need to bring a sewing machine with them to class. Cost of supplies NOT included in the class cost. Tuition: $70 | Total: $70 Thursday a) AQLT161A 8/20 – 10/8 6:00p – 9:00p b) AQLT162A 10/22 – 12/17 6:00p – 9:00p Patterns for Fall 2015 a) Stars & Stripes Quilt b) Biscuit Quilt
QUILTING AT LUTHER COMMUNITY CENTER - 24 HR
Learn the essentials of each design. The instructor discusses materials needed the first day of class. Students need to bring a sewing machine with them to class. Cost of supplies NOT included in the class cost. Tuition: $70 | Total: $70 Tuesday a)AQLC161A 8/18 – 10/6 b)AQLC162A 10/20 – 12/8
1:15p – 4:15p 1:15p – 4:15p
Patterns for Fall 2015 a) Stars & Stripes Quilt b) Biscuit Quilt To Enroll Call 405.390.9591, General Enrollent Info, pg 17
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Emergency Services EMT Transition (Refressher) EMT Basic TRSN Refresher - 24 Hr This course is a refresher for relicensure/ recertification for all levels of EMT. There is a $5 an hour charge for CEU’s. Tuition: $85 | Supplies: $5 | Total: $90 Monday/Wednesday EMBR161A 8/10 – 8/26
6:00p – 10:00p
EMT Adv. TRSN Refresher - 36 Hr Tuition: $130 | Supplies: $5 | Total: $135 Monday/Wednesday EMAR161A 8/10 – 9/9 6:00p – 10:00p EMT Paramedic TRSN Refresher - 36 Hr Tuition: $130 | Supplies: $5 | Total: $135 Monday/Wednesday EMPR161A 8/10 – 9/22 6:00p – 10:00p
Online CPR Classes Online Courses BLS Healthcare Provider CPR EOHC161A $60 Heartsaver CPR/AED EOCR161A $50 Heartsaver First Aid/CPR & AED EOCA161A $70 Heartsaver First Aid/CPR & AED/ Bloodborne Pathogens EOCB161A $80 EKG Adult Part 1 & Heartcode ACLS Part 2 EOEA161A $200 EKG Pediatric Part 1 & PALS Part 2 EOEP161A $200 Bloodborn Pathogens EOHB161A $15
Hazmat Awareness - 8 Hr This course meets EMT Basic requirements for Hazmat Awareness. Tuition: $50 - IFSAC Testing Fee Included Class concludes with Cert Test on 9/20, 5pm (if desired) If minimum numbers are not met, Class may be canceled. *For class meeting dates, call 405.390.5315 Hazmat Operations - 40 Hr PREREQUISITE: Hazmat Awareness This class is required for students who want to take the Firefighter I IFSAC test. Students MUST provide all NFPA compliant structural firefighting personal protective equipment, including SCBA. Tuition: $275 - IFSAC Testing Fee Included Cert Test on 10/22, 8pm If minimum numbers are not met, class may be canceled. This class is required for Firefighter I. *For class meeting dates, call 405.390.5315
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Financial & Investment COMBINATION OF 4 FINANCIAL/ INVESTMENT WORKSHOPS - 8 HR
• Foundations of Investing (9/22) Increase your investing IQ, whether new to investing or as a refresher. Topics will include developing a strategy, asset allocation and battling the effects of inflation. • Strategies for Retiring in Five Years (9/29) If you are considering retirement in the next five years, what are the things you should be doing now? Topics will include asset allocation, positioning for income generation and strategies for NOT outliving your money. • Maximizing Your Social Security Benefits (10/6) Strategies for maximizing your benefits. Understand how benefits are calculated. Choosing the right time to file. Taking benefits while working. Options for spouses and ex-spouses and the income tax ramifications of receiving benefits. •Estate Planning: It’s Not Just for the Super Rich (10/13) Estate planning and wealth transfer is “getting the right things to the right people in the right manner at the least cost.” Strategies for gifting and managing your family’s heritage and legacy. Tuition: $40 | Total: $40 Tuesday ACFW161A
9/22 – 10/13
7:00p – 9:00p
Quick Books Pro Learn to use the simplest form of accounting for small business owners. Basic accounting principles will be incorporated into the class to help students dovetail accounting with computer assistance. Students will learn how to set up data quickly with lists, set up inventory, invoice, pay bills and accurately track time and job cost. In addition, you will develop estimates to track your most and least profitable customers and activities and eliminate painful year-end entries and adjustments. The instructor’s extensive depth of business knowledge and willingness to help individual students learn to run the business by the financial numbers sets. No class September 10th. Tuition: $150 Tuesday/Thursday SQBP161A 9/8 – 9/29 6:30p – 8:30p To Enroll Call 405.390.9591, General Enrollent Info, pg 17
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General Interest Canine College
Dance Classes
Canine College - 6 HR
NEW Ballroom Dancing: Round Dance Lessons - 32 HR This class will expose participants to choreographed ballroom rhythms such as the Waltz, Two-Step, Rumba, Cha Cha, Foxtrot and Jive. Class will begin with the Waltz Phase I & II and progress to the other dances. Partner is preferred but not required to participate in class. Tuition: FREE
This course is designed to accommodate both dog and owner. Dogs are trained in the essentials including house breaking, basic commands and obedience. Dogs must be at least 4 months old with current shots. Problem dogs may be dismissed from the class at the instructor’s discretion. Limited to 12 dogs with ONE handler per dog. Handler must be at least 16 years of age. Please do not bring dogs the first night of class. Tuition: $55 | Total: $55 Monday ACCB161A ACCB162A
8/24 – 10/5 5:15p – 6:15p 10/26 – 11/30 5:15p – 6:15p
Canine College Graduate School - 6 HR PREREQUISITE: Canine College or other dog obedience training program Limited to 12 dogs with ONE handler per dog. Handler must be at least 16 years of age. Tuition: $55 | Total: $55 Monday ACCG161A ACCG162A
8/24 – 10/5 6:30p – 7:30p 10/26 – 11/30 6:30p – 7:30p
Wednesday ABDB161A
8/19 – 12/16
7:00p – 9:00p
Square Dancing - Basic/Mainstream - 34 HR You’ve seen the instructors dancing at the State Fair, Centennial Parade and on television at the Centennial Spectacular. Let them teach you the moves involved in this enjoyable form of dancing. Partner is preferred but not required to participate in class. Tuition: FREE Tuesday ASDB161A
8/18 – 12/15 7:00p – 9:00p
Fitness Classes Strength & Conditioning - 16 HR
This class will offer a little bit of everything. A variety of workout methods will be used including kick boxing, boot camp, circuit training, weights, resistance bands and stability ball. Everyone is sure to find something they like and get fit in the process. This workout can be modified for any level. The instructor will inform students at the first class meeting of any supplies needed for class. Maximum enrollment - 18 students. Tuition: $50 | Total: $55 Tuesday/Thursday ASAC161A 8/18 – 10/13 4:30p – 5:30p ASAC162A 10/20 – 12/15 4:30p – 5:30p
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General Interest Yoga - 16 HR
Students are taught a very basic Ashtanga vinyasa flow type of yoga. The poses/techniques taught can help stretch and strengthen participant’s muscles as well as train their chattering mind to slow down, stop and focus. The breathing used in yoga positions and sequences can recharge one’s body by opening blood vessels and bringing in more oxygen from your head to your toes. Participants will move around and sweat as they engage in the activities of this class. Please refrain from eating large meals two hours prior to class. No experience necessary, however, you should be able to get up and down from the floor without assistance. Requirements for class include: yoga mat, towel and water. Maximum enrollment – 18 students Tuition: $50 | Total: $50 Monday/Wednesday AYGA161A 8/17 – 10/12 4:30p – 5:30p AYGA162A 10/21 – 12/16 4:30p – 5:30p
General Education Begining Spanish - 30 HR
Learn the conversational elements of Spanish, including salutations, commonly used words and phrases and Spanish customs. Have the opportunity to practice speaking Spanish during classes. In addition to enhancing Spanish speaking and understanding ability for immediate community activities, also become better prepared for a trip to a Spanish speaking country. Tuition: $100 | Book: $25 | Total: $125 Tuesday/Thursday ASPB161A 8/25 – 10/6 6:30p – 9:00p
NEW Essential Oils for Your Health & Well-Being - 10 HR This class will educate participants on the constituents and properties of Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils and how they can be applied and used for your own personal health and well-being. Essential Oils are the lifeblood of plants, trees, bushes, flowers and herbs. The oils are extracted from the bark, roots, leaves and stems of the plants by a slow heat distillation process. Cost of oils is NOT included in cost of class Tuition: $40 | Total: 40 Thursday AEOH161A
9/3 – 10/1
Sports & Outdoors Boat Oklahoma - 6 HR
This course is approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) and includes information on navigation rules, state boating laws, safe vessel operation, equipment requirements, boating courtesy and other boating safety topics. A multiple choice exam is given at the end of the course. Those passing the exam are issued a card as proof of course completion. Effective January 1, 2007, in Oklahoma, “anyone between 12 and 16 years of age will be required to complete a NASBLA-approved course before operating any boat powered by a motor in excess of 10 horsepower or any sailboat 16 feet in length or greater.” Many insurance companies offer discounts to boat owners who complete this course. Maximum Enrollment - 50 Students Tuition: FREE Saturday ABTO161A 9/19
9:00a – 4:00p
Child Care Pathway to CDA Early Education: Pathway to Your National Credential • On site classes • Meets training requirements for CDA and 150 clock hours toward CCP • 10 UNITS / 150 hours of training • Meets the new CDA Professional Portfolio requirements EOC Tech is assisting Oklahoma’s commitment to high quality early care and education by providing professional development that produces results. Contact Information: For more information, call 405.390.5333 (Partial financial assistance for qualified participants may be available.) For Scholarship Information, Contact Gina McPherson 405.225.9396 or 866.343.3881 www.okhighered.org/scholars
6:30p – 8:30p
To Enroll Call 405.390.9591, General Enrollent Info, pg 17
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Health Care PREREQUISITE for admission to all Health Care Classes is a background check, free of any of the offenses listed on the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Definitions - Criminal Arrest Check §63-1-1950.1
Medical Office Medical Terminology - 30 HR
This class uses an instructional system that teaches students to easily remember, pronounce and apply 350 prefixes, roots and suffixes. These elements enable students to interpret and understand approximately 11,000 complex medical terms. Tuition: $90 | Book: $35 | Total: $125 Tuesday/Thursday AMDT161A 8/18 – 9/22 6:00p – 9:00p AMDT162A 10/20 – 11/19 6:00p – 9:00p
Medical Assistant - 96 HR
PREREQUISITE: Medical Terminology The Medical Assistant is responsible for the office skills in a medical setting. Skills taught include: collecting fees, filing demographic data, health care coverage, office communication, patient privacy (HIPPA), proper phone etiquette, referrals, scheduling appointments, diagnostic testing, infection control, lab procedures, medical history, preparing patients for examination, shots, specimen collection, triage and vital signs. Tuition: $275 | Book: $210 | Total: $485 Tuesday/Thursday AMDA161A 8/18 – 12/15 6:00p – 9:00p
CMA / Pharmacy Certified Medication Aide (CMA) - 56 HR PREREQUISITE: Current CNA card; 6 months experience as CNA/ Long-Term Care/CNA; proficient in reading, writing, speaking, and understanding English; 10th grade math level proficiency. Free proficiency exam availalbe @ www.testpreview.com/tabepractice.htm This course is designed to prepare students to safely administer medications to residents in nursing homes or adult day care centers. Students are taught the proper procedures of medication administration, therapeutic and adverse effects of medication, legal responsibilities, ethical conduct to follow, charting and reporting skills and the knowledge and skills necessary to identify and provide proper services to a patient. The 40 hours of classroom and laboratory work includes 8 hours of Basic Life Support
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- Health Care Provider CPR training for certification. Upon successful completion of this course, students are eligible to take the written exam* approved by the Oklahoma State Health Department. Clinical hours, usually on a weekend, are arranged by the instructor usually at times different from the classroom hours. Students must have current background check and TB shot record for the clinical portion.** TESTING FEE: State Written Examination: $100* *Payable at the time of testing **It is highly recommended that this be done as soon as possible after the start of class Tuition: $215 | Book: $70 | Total: $285 Tuesday/Thursday ACMA161A 8/18 – 10/1
6:00p – 9:00p
Certified Medication Aide Update (CMA Update) - 8 HR
This course is a review of material covering the set-up and administration of medications. Charting and checking vital signs are also covered. Tuition: $25 | Book: $20 | Total: $45 Tuesday/Thursday ACMU162A 10/27 & 10/29 5:30p – 9:30p Pharmacy Technician - 108 HR Pharmacy Technician - (2 Courses Taken in Succession) Upon successful completion of these courses, students should be prepared to take certification exams administered by the National Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB). One book is used for both classes. a) Pharmacy Calculations - 36 HR PREREQUISITES: Computer skills, must be 18 years of age, high school diploma/GED, proficient in reading, writing, speaking and understanding English, and 10th grade math level. Students will be exposed to key terms and instructed to perform conversions among the four most commonly used systems of measurement. Students are also taught several methods for calculating dosages of medications as well as how to dilute and combine medicines to achieve the desired dose. Specific requirements for pediatric -
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Health Care dosing and IV medication preparation will also be covered. Tuition: $100 | Book: $100 | Total: $200 Tuesday/Thursday APTC161A 8/25 – 10/6
6:00p – 9:00p
b) Pharmacy Technician - 72 HR PREREQUISITES: Pharmacy Calculations This course exposes students to the basic job functions of a pharmacy technician, including basic bio-pharmaceutics, calculations, community pharmacy, compounding, drug regulation and control, factors affecting drug activity, financial issues, inventory management, pharmaceutical terminology and prescriptions, routes and formulations. *48 hours plus 24 lab hours to be completed outside scheduled class hours. Tuition: $225 | Total: $225 Tuesday/Thursday APHT162A 10/20 – 12/15 6:00p – 9:00p
CMA / Pharmacy Long-Term Care/ Certified Nurse Aide - 112 HR
This course focuses on safe and effective provisions of patient care. Classes include: communication, body functions, body mechanics, patient needs, infection control, personal care, safety, special procedures, vital signs, emergency care and first aid/ CPR. This course prepares students to take the state skills and written certification tests for Long-Term Care/CNA. Fees for the state exams may be paid at the time of testing, which is after all course work is successfully completed. Students must pass the state clinical examination before they may take the state written examination. Two forms of ID are required before taking the examination. Clinical hours, usually on a weekend, are arranged by the instructor usually at times different from the classroom hours. Students must have current background check and TB shot record to attend the clinical portion.** 96 classroom HR + 16 clincal HR = 112 HR TESTING FEES: State Clinical Exam: $60* State Written Exam: $40* *Payable at the time of testing **It is highly recommened that this be done as soon as possible after the start of class Tuition: $400 | Book: $70 | Total: $470 Monday/Wednesday ACNA161A 8/17 – 12/14 6:00p – 9:00p
Home Health (CNA/HHA) - 16 HR PREREQUISITE: Students enrolling in this course must bring their current CNA card, a picture ID and social security card. This course provides a review of theory, information specific to home health care and demonstration of nursing skills. After successful completion of this 16 hour course, students are eligible to pay a $25 registration fee and obtain their Home Health certification through the Oklahoma State Board of Health. Students enrolling in this course must bring their current CNA card, a picture ID and social security card. Tuition: $70 | Total: $70 Thur/Mon/Tues/Wed AHHD162A 12/17 – 12/23 6:00p – 10:00p Phlebotomy - 48 HR PREREQUISITE: High School Diploma or GED This course teaches students the methods of drawing blood and practices different techniques of collecting blood from patients and donors. In this class students are taught the following procedures: communication networks with the physician, patient and laboratory within health care settings, proper disposal of contaminated materials, quality assurance, review of patient rights, safety toward specimens and types of isolation. Maximum enrollment - 12 students Tuition: $150 | Book: $75 | Total: $240 Monday/Wednesday APHB161A 8/17 – 10/12 6:00p – 9:00p APHB162A 10/21 – 12/16 6:00p – 9:00p
To Enroll Call 405.390.9591, General Enrollent Info, pg 17
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Online Courses
• Accounting • Health Care, Nutrition & Fitness • Art, History, Psychology, Literature, Math • Internet Courses • Business Administration • Languages • Certification Prep • Legal & Legal Careers • Child Care & Parenting • Personal Development • Computer Courses • Personal Enrichment • Computer Troubleshooting & Networking • Personal Finance & Wealth Building • Database Management & Programming • Philosophy & Science • Digital Photography & Digital Video • Sales & Marketing • Entertainment Industry Careers • Start Your Own Business • Graphic Design • Test Prep • Grant Writing & Nonprofit Management • Writing & Publishing For complete listing visit http://www.ed2go.com/eoctech Each course runs for six weeks and consists of 12 lessons. Interactive quizzes, online tutorials, and online discussion areas are supplemented via the Internet. Students read lessons and ask questions of instructors at their convenience. Students must have access to the Internet, an email address, web browser and software for computer application classes.
START DATES - Aug 19 - Nov 18 - Sept 16 - Dec 16 - Oct 21
• A new section of courses starts the second Wednesday of each month • Courses run for six weeks, with a two-week grace period at the end • If enrolling in a series of courses, we recommend spacing the start date for each course two months apart • Online classes are NOT eligible for college credit or financial aid
Contact: Sarah McCall, 390.5333
smccall@eoctech.edu
Coming Events at Choctaw Library No-Nonsense Knitting Club
Join the No-Nonsense Knitting Club for with Gail to learn more about knitting and complete a project. Bring your nimble fingers and friendly smile to begin this leisure activity. Persons interested should call the library for more information. Various skeins of yarn will be provided. Saturday 10:00a - 12:00p Aug 1, Sept 5, Oct 3, Nov 7, Dec 19 Age: ADULTS Beginning Crochet - Crochet My Way Club Bring your own project materials, Unfinished Objects(UFOs) or Works in Progress(WIPs) and meet others who are interested in crochet. Peruse an array of books and dvds on crochet for checkout. Saturday 1:00p - 3:00p Aug 1, Sept 5, Oct 3, Nov 7, Dec 19 Age: ADULTS
GameFest
Get your loud game on! Bring your friends and come play video games and board games. Games are rated E, E10+, and T. Check out strategy guides and other books about gaming on your way out. Thursday 6:00p - 7:30p Aug 6 Age: TEENS
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Bigfoot COMES to Choctaw America Farlan Huff of Ada, Oklahoma will bring Bigfoot to the Choctaw Library with an intriguing and fascinating presentation on the true Bigfoot enthusiasts’ annual trek to Fouke, Arkansas at the Miller County Fairgrounds for the Boogy Creek Festival. A lifelong Bigfoot enthusiast, Farlan will shed a little more insight on Bigfoot and the tales register ONLINE www.metrolibrary.org Saturday 10:00a - 12:30p Sept 19 Age: TEENS & ADULTS
Greeting Card Workshop
Debbie Langston will lead this session of unique greeting card making. Debbie will wow you with her magical ideas and techniques. Participants will leave with one or two creation at the end of the workshop. Art supplies provided. Registration Begins Oct 31 Saturday 9:30a - 12:30p Dec 5 Age: 18 & OLDER
AWARDS EXHIBITS
The Choctaw Library will display various awards and trophies which EOC TECH/CNP SCHOOLS has garnered during the 2014-15 school year. During Library Hours
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Coming Events at Choctaw Library 2525 Muzzy St. - Choctaw, OK 73020 405.390.8418, ext. 3
DIY Nail Art
Polka Dots? Animal Paws? Newspaper print? Yeah—Why not? Teens, learn how to create art using tools you probably already have at home and your nails as your canvas. Supplies are provided. Come on in-and nail it! Thursday 6:00p - 7:00p Aug 20 Age: TEENS
*Yoga for Your Health (6 week course)
The health benefits of yoga include stress reduction, the concentration required during yoga practice tends to focus your attention on the matter at hand, and thereby reducing the emphasis you may be putting on the stress in your life. Shauna Leonard of Edmond, OK will lead these sessions. Classes are free and space is limited. Registration begins Aug 1, 2015 Wednesday 6:15p - 7:15p Sept 9, 16, 23, 30, Oct 7, 14 Age: ADULTS
1,2,3! Play With Me!
Playing with your baby or toddler is not only important for bonding but is also an educational experience for your child. We are providing a special time for you to come to the library and spend one-on-one time to play with your child. A different community resource professional will be available each week to answer your parenting questions. Contact Choctaw Library for more information at 3908418 ext 3. Friday 10:00a - 11:00a Octoberr 9, 16, 23, 30 Age: 10 months - 31/2 years with parent/ guradian
Tellabration! TM THE Storytelling Event of The Year
The Choctaw Library welcomes you to TELLABRATION!™ 2015: a night of storytelling celebrated world-wide one week before Thanksgiving. TELLABRATION!™ brings together Oklahoma’s most celebrated storytellers, to wow, to delight, captivate, and mesmerize audiences with their tales. Light refreshments will be served. Contact Choctaw Library at 390-8418 for details. Tuesday 6:00p - 7:30p Nov 17 Age: ALL AGES
Children Reading to Dogs
Young readers build “pawsitive” self-esteem, self-confidence and improve their reading skills while reading aloud to certified therapy dogs. Saturday 3:00p - 4:00p Sep 12, Oct 10, Nov 14, Dec 12 Wednesday 4:00p - 5:00p Sep 16, Oct 21, Nov 18, Dec 16 Age: Children who can read
DAR Constitution Week Celebration
Pamela Atkinson, Member of the Ebenezer Fletcher Chapter-Midwest City Oklahoma National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will be spearhead this program. National Fire Prevention Week Storytime October 2015 Call Library for more details. (TEEN READ Month - October 2015) Monday 6:00p - 7:30p Sept 14 Age: 14 and older
Wild, Wonderful Watercolor Workshop
Debbie Langston, renowned art instructor from Oklahoma City will lead this workshop. Emphasis is placed on creativity and self-expression. Art supplies provided. Pre-registration Begins Sept 5. Register at www.metrolibrary.org Saturday 9:30a - 12:30p Oct 17 Age: ADULTS/OLDER TEENS *Tai Chi for Better Balance (6 week course) This is an evidence-based fall prevention program that was designed to be used in community-based organizations. Accumulating evidence suggests that Tai Chi eight-form exercises is an effective means of improving balance, functional limitations, and strengthening muscles, which reduces the risk of falling. Tai Chi is a low-impact dance-like exercise that can be done in almost any location. It also helps to build confidence from the fear of falling, which is commonly found in a community of older adults. Pre-Registration begins Sept 1 Wednesday 6:15p - 7:15p Oct 21, 28, Nov 4, 11, 18, Dec 2 Age: ADULTS
Pre-Veteran’s Day Concert
The Tinker AFB Flying High Band will present a stirring concert honoring veterans. The community is invited to come out and enjoy this musical salute to those who serve, protect and defend our freedoms. Light refreshments will be served. Tuesday 6:00p - 7:30p Nov 10 Age: ALL AGES
Mon-Thur: 9am - 9pm Sat: 9am - 5pm Call 405.390.9591, General Enrollent Info,Sun: pg 171pm - 6pm LIBRARYTo Enroll HOURS: Fri: 9am - 6pm
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Security & Handgun Training PREREQUISITE for admission to ALL Security/Handgun Training classes is a background check, free of any felonies.
Security/Handgun Training Security Phase I & II, Unarmed - 40 HR Phase I is required for all forms of security guard licenses. Instruction includes: interpreting the Oklahoma Security Guard and Private Investigator Act, developing first aid skills, operating fire fighting equipment, writing field notes, writing reports and interpreting legal powers and limitations. Phase II is related to the tasks of unarmed security guards. Students receive instruction in public relations, performing fixed post duties, patrolling and investigating security incidents. After successfully completing Phase I and II students must take the Phase I and II CLEET test before receiving a security guard license. Test fee: $25. The minimum age requirement is 18 years. Attendance during all class sessions required. Tuition: $130 | Book: $20 | Total: $150 Tuesday/Thursday ASPU161A 8/18 – 9/22 5:30p – 9:30p Security Phase III, Private Investigator - 39 HR
PREREQUISITE: Phase I & II Phase III of security training is related to the tasks of private investigators. Students receive instruction in understanding responsibilities to clients, interpreting laws of private investigations, complying with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, conducting investigations/ surveillance and locating and communicating information. The minimum age requirement is 18 years. Attendance during all class sessions required. Phase III students must take the Phase III CLEET test before receiving a license. Test Fee: $25 Tuition: $115 | Book: $10 | Total: $125 Tuesday/Thursday ASSP162A 10/20 – 11/17 5:30p – 9:30p Security Phase IV, Firearms - 32 HR PREREQUISITE: Phase I & II Students must have the Minnesota Multi-Phasic Personality Inventory, Long Version, on file before enrolling in this class. Students receive instruction in handgun safety, nomenclature and maintenance, fundamentals of marksmanship, handgun handling skills, handgun shooting positions, range procedures and legal issues. Students supply their own ammunition. The minimum age requirement is 21 years. Attendance during all class sessions required.
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Firearm students must take the Phase IV CLEET test before receiving a license. Test Fee: $25 - Maximum Enrollment - 10 Students Tuition: $105 | Book: $10 | Total: $115 Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur* ASPF161A 9/28 – 10/1 5:30p – 9:30p *Sat/Sun 10/3 & 10/4 8:00a – 5:00p Security Phase IV, Shotgun - 16 HR PREREQUISITE: Students must provide verification of successful completion of Phase IV, Firearms to enroll. Students receive instruction in shotgun safety, nomenclature and maintenance, fundamentals of marksmanship, shotgun handling skills, shotgun shooting positions, range procedures and legal issues. Students supply their own ammunition. The minimum age requirement is 21 years. Attendance during all class sessions required. Maximum Enrollment - 10 Students Tuition: $55 | Book: $20 | Total: $75 Tuesday/Thursday* ASPS161A 10/6 – 10/8 6:00p – 9:00p *Saturday 10/10 8:00a – 5:00p *NEW* PHASE V, BAIL ENFORCER TRAINING-40 HR
PREREQUISITE: Phase I, II, III; High School Diploma or GED Students receive instruction in learning the duties, tasks and laws of Bail Enforcment in Oklahoma. Basic self-defense tactics, surveilance techniques, when to inolve law enforcement, the paperwork required and collecting the bounty are also covered. The minimum age requirement is 21 years of age. Attendance during all class sessions is required. Tuition: $130 | Book: $25 | Total: $155 Mon/Tue/Wed/Thurs ASBB162A 11/30-12/15 5:30p – 9:30p Handgun Safety & Training - 8 HR This course includes firearm safety, fundamentals of handgun shooting and unloading techniques as provided in the Oklahoma Self Defense Act. This class satisfies requirements to obtain your handgun permit. Gun rental available for $30 including ammunition from instructor. Range session for ALL classes scheduled by the instructor. A hat or cap is required for the range session. The minimum age requirement is 21 years. All day attendance required. Maximum Enrollment - 12 Students *Tuition for class does not include cost of ammunition
Tuition: $60 | Total: $60 Saturday ACHT161A 8/22 ACHT161B 9/19 ACHT162A 10/31 ACHT162B 12/12
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Technical/Industrial Training Technical/Industrial Heating Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refridgeration I & II - 96 HR In this course students are taught basic mechanical refrigeration theory including evacuation, charging and correct refrigerant handling and management, heat pumps and cooling systems and leak testing. Additional topics include basic study of electricity, electrical wiring diagrams, mechanical/ electrical controls, motors and operation and basic troubleshooting of refrigeration, gas and electric heating systems and controls. Hands-on training included in all areas. Tuit: $280 | Book: $180 | Supp: $25 | Total: $485 Monday/Wednesday AHVB161A 8/17 – 12/14 6:30p – 9:30p
Small Engine Repair - 48 HR
This course is designed to provide an understanding of small gasoline engines from the basic tune-up to a complete rebuild. Areas covered include theory of two and four stroke engines; electrical systems including ignition, starting and charging; air and fuel systems including carburetor theory; drive systems including hydrostatic transmissions. Instruction includes how to correctly troubleshoot, diagnose and repair problems from basic push mower to sophisticated high-end riders. Maximum Enrollment - 8 Students Tuition: $140 | Book: $30 | Total: $170 Monday/Wednesday ASEB161A 8/17 – 10/12 6:00p – 9:00p ASEB162A 10/21 – 12/16 6:00p – 9:00p
Welding II - 48 HR
PREREQUISITE: Welding I or comparable experience Course content includes: mig welding, advanced tig welding, plasma cutting, and individual spec and design projects. Students supply metal for building personal projects. Supplies DO NOT include welder’s helmet or goggles, gloves or apron. Maximum Enrollment - 12 Students Tuition: $160 | Supplies: $30 | Total: $190 Tuesday/Thursday AWD2162A 10/20 – 12/15 6:00p – 9:00p
Forklift Training - 5 HR
5 hours of training including classroom Power Point Presentation/written exam, hands-on demonstration/operation of vehicle, and performance evaluation. Students successfully completing class will receive a Forklift Operator card. Tuition: $25 | Total: $25 Saturday IFDT161A 9/19 8:00a – 1:00p IFDT162A 10/31 8:00a – 1:00p
Welding I - 48 HR
This course begins with the basics of safety rules and use of welding machines. Students are taught the basic skills for do-it-yourself projects. The class provides an overview of the welding processes with applications. Specific areas of training include: AC/DC electrical theory as it applies to welding arc current, setting up an oxyacetylene station, proper use and maintenance of welding units, braze welding, arc welding, and safety according to OSHA standards. Students supply metal for building personal projects. Supplies DO NOT include welder’s helmet or goggles, gloves or apron. Maximum Enrollment - 12 Students Tuition: $160 | Supplies: $30 | Total: $190 Tuesday/Thursday AWD1161A 8/18 – 10/13 6:00p – 9:00p
Forklift Training - 5 HR Classes begining August 19th
To Enroll Call 405.390.9591, General Enrollent Info, pg 17
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Small Business Management
1 TO 1 Small Business Consultation
The SBM program brings benefits of improved business management to small business owners and aspiring owners. The main purpose of the program is to assist business owners and managers in achieving their goals through improved management, organization, and operations. The SBM program offers business owners a step-by-step process for creating and growing a successful business. Participants attend workshops offered throughout the year on pertinent subjects for business owners and managers. The SBM coordinator is available to meet with each of the business owners/managers on an as needed basis at their business or the technology center to help them apply what they have learned to their specific business. Membership cost of the total program including all workshops and consultation is $115. For more information call Harold Baade at 390.5313, or email him at hbaade@eoctech.edu
SBM Program Package - $115 Oklahoma Tax Commission Workshop Friday SOTC161A 9/4 9:00a – 11:30a Business Plan Development Tuesday SBPD162A 10/6 6:30p – 8:30p Marketing and Marketing Plans Tuesday SMKP162A 10/8 6:30p – 8:30p Developing a Web Presentation for Small Business Tuesday SWBP162A 10/20 6:30p – 8:30p Insurance and Risk Management Thursday SIRM162A 10/22 6:30p – 8:30p Business Entity Selection Tuesday SBES162A 10/27
6:30p – 8:30p
Record Keeping & Payroll Tax Compliance Thursday SRKT162A 10/29 6:30p – 8:30p
SBM Program Package ADD ON Quick Books Pro ADD ON Textbook: $85 Tuesday/Thursday SQBP161A 9/8 – 9/29
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EASTERN OKLAHOMA COUNTY TECHNOLOGY CENTER
EOC Tech provides New Employee Orientations, monthly and/ or quarterly training and annual refresher classes. We will customize training to meet your particular needs.
Business Incubator Bid Assistance Program EOC Tech Plan Room Safety Training Courses Small Business Management Soft Skills Training
To Enroll Call 405.390.9591, General Enrollent Info, pg 17
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Adult Career Development General Info ENROLLMENT Enrollment Begins June 20, 2015 Minimum age for enrollment is 16. The form on pg. 24 A may be used to enroll. Early enrollment is encouraged, low class enrollment may cause cancellation. Classes must have a minimum of eight full tuition paying students enrolled by the week prior to the class start date. Students are not officially enrolled until tuition is paid in full. Eastern Oklahoma County Technology Center reserves the right to cancel a class, alter time schedules and make any other changes necessary to facilitate the enrollment process. ADULT CAREER DEVELOPMENT (ACD) OFFICE HOURS Mon - Thu 8 AM - 8 PM Friday 8 AM - 3:30 PM Schedule varies during holidays No Evening Classes Held on Following Dates • *September 1 - EOC Tech Parent Night • *September 7 - Labor Day • *October 15 & 19 - Thursday & Monday Fall Break • *November 25 & 26 - Thanksgiving Break REFUND POLICY • Cash or credit card payments are refunded within five business days • Refunds for checks are processed after 10 business days from the date the check is deposited • Students withdrawing before second meeting of class receive a refund on tuition, less a $10 processing fee • No refunds are given after the second night of class • Courses with tuition of $10 or less are not refunded • Full refund is given for courses cancelled by EOC Tech • Refunds due to cancellations or withdrawal by the student are processed through the Business Office and mailed to the individual or business unless EOC Tech is instructed otherwise • No refunds given for textbooks CLASS TRANSFER • Students may transfer to another class prior to the second meeting of both classes • There is a $10 processing fee for all transfers
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The difference in the class tuition, less the processing fee, is refunded If the tuition is higher in transferring class, students pay the difference plus a $10 processing fee No refunds given for textbooks If student transfers to a class with a different textbook, the student must purchase the new textbook
COST Full payment of tuition is due at the time of enrollment. Accepted Payment Methods • Cash • Check • Credit Card - VISA | Discover | MasterCard • Money Order • Purchase Order Also Remember • Class space is not reserved until full payment is received • Company and agency billings accepted • Authorized verification of billing required at time of enrollment for class costs • Textbooks and/or supplies for student projects are included in class costs unless otherwise specified • Textbooks are distributed from the Adult Career Development office on the date of the first class meeting, after payment of all fees are received • Cash or credit card payments are refunded within five business days • Refunds for checks are processed after 10 business days from the date the check is deposited • Students withdrawing before second meeting of class receive a refund on tuition, less a $10 processing fee • No refunds are given after the second night of class • Courses with tuition of $10 or less are not refunded • Full refund is given for courses cancelled by EOC Tech • Refunds due to cancellations or withdrawal by the student are processed through the Business Office and mailed to the individual or business unless EOC Tech is instructed otherwise • No refunds given for textbooks
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Adult Career Development General Info CLASS TRANSFER • Students may transfer to another class prior to the second meeting of both classes • There is a $10 processing fee for all transfers • The difference in the class tuition, less the processing fee, is refunded • If the tuition is higher in transferring class, students pay the difference plus a $10 processing fee • No refunds given for textbooks • If student transfers to a class with a different textbook, the student must purchase the new textbook COST Full payment of tuition is due at the time of enrollment.
Accepted Payment Methods • Cash • Check • Credit Card - VISA | Discover | MasterCard • Money Order • Purchase Order Also Remember • Class space is not reserved until full payment is received • Company and agency billings accepted • Authorized verification of billing required at time of enrollment for class costs • Textbooks and/or supplies for student projects are included in class costs unless otherwise specified • Textbooks are distributed from the Adult Career Development office on the date of the first class meeting, after payment of all fees are received
To Enroll
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ONLINE Visit eoctech.edu/enroll to fill out our enrollment form and then you will be contacted by an Eastern Oklahoma County Technology Center represenitive to complete your enrollment. ON SITE Eastern Oklahoma County Technology Center 4601 N. Choctaw Rd, Choctaw, OK, 73020
BY PHONE Have your credit card & this brochure in-hand & call during regular business hrs - 390.9591, option 4
Visit our website, www.eoctech.edu for more information and complete class listings.
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