NORT H SHORE COM M U N I T Y C OL L EGE
Summer 2016
noncredit courses
DANVERS • LYNN • MIDDLETON
Career Nights May 5th • 5:30 PM Aug. 17th • 5:30 PM
Danvers Campus, DS106
Aesthetics Information Sessions
June 13th • 4 PM June 27th • 5:30PM July 18th • 4 PM August 8th • 4 PM Danvers Campus, DS123
IT Info Session Aug. 8th • 5:30PM
Danvers Campus, DS106
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t’s Summertime summertime sum sum summertime”—but it is NOT time to “shut them books and throw ’em away!” Always While the music composer, and famous Fenway Park Red Sox communityre.nmember to visit: orthshore.e announcer, Sherm Feller, may have had good reason to want us to du give up learning for the summer (so we could all watch baseball during the hazy lazy days of summer)—we all know that summer is the perfect time to take advantage of all the offerings at North Shore Community College! Come in from the heat and take some of our wonderful culinary classes in our state‑of‑the‑art art industrial kitchen at our Middleton Site (at the North Shore Business Center). We will keep you cool and fed—whether you are learning Basic Culinary practices, the art of little bites “Tapas” or how to make the best ceviche from here to Boston in our Scales to Tails class! Now that we are all settled on our Danvers Campus, please take a look at all the wonderful career classes we are offering in our new classrooms. Whether you are improving your computer skills, wanting to add expertise to your existing aesthetics license with workshops in Manual Lymphatic Massage or Body Exfoliation and Wrap, or become a Certified Nurse Assistant, we have opportunities for you! And not only are there courses for YOU—there are so many classes for your children! Whether they are in first grade or are in high school—send them to us for a week or the entire summer and they can take something different each week! If your teenagers have an interest in the health care field, send them to SCRUBS so they can experience what it is like to work with patients! If they have an interest in becoming the next winner of junior master chef make sure they register for Pastry Making or our popular Secrets of a Restaurant Chef! There is something for everyone at NSCC! Whether you want classes on our Lynn or Danvers campus, our Middleton site, adults or children, career or enrichment, or a customized program for your workplace, we have it for you at NSCC. Call us at 978‑236‑1200 for more information.
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Contents Certificate Programs ............................................. 4 Health Careers .......................................................... 8 Caring for People with Alzheimer’s .............................. 8 Nurse Assistant / Home Health Aide........................ 8 Dental Assisting Program ........................................... 8 EKG Technician ............................................................ 9 Medical Interpreting Certification Prep ....................... 9 Personal Fitness Trainer Certification ................... 10 Pharmacy Technician Program ............................... 10 Phlebotomy Technician............................................. 10 Electronic Health Care Records ............................... 10 Terminology for the Medical Office ....................... 11 CPR & First Aid .......................................................... 11 Beauty & Wellness Education ......................... 11 Aesthetics and Skin Care ............................................. 11 Nail Technician ............................................................ 12 Advanced Aesthetics & Cosmetology Workshops..... 12
Business Certificates............................................ 12
Bookkeeping & Accounting ...................................... 12 Business Career Courses ........................................... 13
H.R. Management ..................................................... 14 Real Estate ................................................................... 14
Computers ................................................................ 15
Microsoft Office Training.......................................... 15 Additional Computer Training ................................ 16 One Day Computer Workshops............................... 16
High Tech Computer Training ....................... 17
Test Preparation.................................................... 24 Languages ................................................................. 25 Basic English as a Second Language ....................... 25 Foreign Languages ..................................................... 27
Mind Body & Soul ................................................ 27 Arts .............................................................................. 28
CompTIA Certifications ............................................ 17 SolidWorks .................................................................. 20
Photography ................................................................ 29
Culinary Arts & Event Planning .................... 20
Writing & Literature ........................................... 29
Bartending ................................................................... 21 Wine & Vineyard Courses ........................................ 21 Food Service Director ................................................ 21 Event & Wedding Planning ...................................... 21
Certificates in Design .......................................... 22
Landscape Design ....................................................... 22 Interior Design ............................................................ 22 Graphic Design............................................................ 23 Web Design.................................................................. 24
Performing Arts .................................................... 29 Other Interests ....................................................... 30 Online Courses ....................................................... 30 ed2go (formerly Gatlin Education Services) ..........30 MindEdge Learning.................................................31
Youth Programs .................................................31 General Information ........................................... 33 Index ........................................................................... 35
Noncredit Programs of Study at North Shore Community College Program
Program Code
Page
Aesthetics and Skin Care
ZAE
11
Auto Damage Appraisal (call for next course offering)
XAD
N/A
Basic Culinary Arts Certificate
XCR
4
Bookkeeping & Accounting Certificate
XBA
4, 12
Central Sterile Processing (call for next course offering)
XSP
N/A
CompTIA A +
XTA
17
CompTIA Network +
XCT
17
CompTIA Security +
XAS
20
Dental Assisting
XDA
8
Dialysis Technician (call for next course offering)
XDT
N/A
EKG Technician
XET
9
Event Planning Certificate
XEP
5, 21
Floral Design Certificate
XFL
5
Food Service Director Certificate
XFS
4, 21
Front Office Essentials
XOE
5
Graphic Design
XGD
7, 23
Interior Design
XID
6, 22
SolidWorks
XSW
20
Landscape Design
XLD
6, 22
Landscape & Garden Maintenance
XLG
6
Medical Interpreting
XMC
9
Microsoft Office Suite
XMO
7, 15
Nail Technician
ZNT
12
Nurse Assistant / Home Health Aide
XCN
8
Pharmacy Technician
XPT
10
Phlebotomy Technician
XPH
10
SHRM Essentials of Human Resources Management
XSH
14
SHRM Learning System
XSL
14
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Interested in a Credit Certificate or Degree Program? Did you know that some noncredit certificates and certification programs may be eligible for college credits?
BUSINESS
HEALTH PROFESSIONS/ALLIED HEALTH
Occupation
NSCC Academic Credit Course Equivalency
Central Sterile Processing Technician
CSA 666 with approved National Certification OR Approved National Certification OR Prior Learning/Experiential Assessment OR Military Educational Experience
TBD
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
CSA 687 with approved Massachusetts State Certification OR Approved Massachusetts State Certification OR Prior Learning/Experiential Assessment OR Military Educational Experience
ALH 134 (5 credits)
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Approved National Certification/License OR Military Educational Experience
EMS 104 (9 credits)
EKG Technician (EKG)
CSJ 470 with approved National Certification OR Approved National Certification OR Prior Learning/Experiential Assessment OR Military Educational Experience
ALH 130 (3 credits)
Pharmacy Technician
CSA 270 noncredit course (didactic only)
ALH 164 (3 credits) + ALH 168 (1 credit)
Prior Learning/Experiential Assessment only OR Military Educational Experience only
ALH 166 (6 credits)
CSA 270/noncredit course (didactic and clinical internship) AND Prior Learning/Experiential Assessment OR Military Educational Experience
ALH 164 (3 credits) + ALH 168 (1 credit) + ALH 166 (6 credits) = 10 credits
National Certification/Registered
ALH 164 (3 credits) + ALH 168 (1 credit) + ALH 166 (6 credits) = 10 credits
Phlebotomy
CSJ 104 with approved National Certification OR Approved National Certification OR Prior Learning/Experiential Assessment OR Military Educational Experience
ALH 132 (3 credits)
Entrepreneurship
CSA 052 Entrepreneurship AND CSL 139 Marketing Essentials AND CSL 118 Fundamentals of Finance and Accounting for Non-financial Managers
MGT 206 (3 credits)
CSM 962 Landscape Design Drawing: Level 1
HRT 206 (3 credits)
Landscape Design Certificate LANDSCAPE
Noncredit and/or Alternative Studies to Credit Options
AND CSM 894 Landscape Design Drawing: Level 2 AND CSM 942 Landscape Design Drawing: Level 3 AND CSM 993 Landscape Design Drawing: Level 4
CSM 286 ID and Culture of Trees
HRT 210 (3 credits)
AND CSM 293 ID and Culture of Shrubs AND CSM 287 Perennials, Annuals, Vines: ID and Culture
Meet with a staff member in the Center for Alternative Studies and Educational Testing (CAS&ET) to review your transcript and determine possible credit award.
The Adult Learning Center
Creating Opportunities for Education and Career Exploration Need your high school diploma? At least 16 years old? The new High School Equivalency Test (HiSET) (formerly the GED) incorporates college, technology, and career readiness into the classroom, along with advising to assist with next steps after graduation. You must be able to commit to three morning classes a week. Students must have: • Level 3: at least ninth-grade skills in reading and math • Level 2: at least fifth- to eighth-grade skills in reading and math • Level 1: at least second- to fifth-grade skills in reading and math Schedule an appointment for an assessment. Contact Erin O’Brien at 978-236-1226 or visit www.northshore.edu/adult_learning/ to learn more.
The Adult Learning Center also offers Adult Career Pathways, an afternoon program to explore Health Care careers. You must be at least 16 and able to commit to three afternoon classes each week. Have your high school diploma or equivalent? You can participate. All classes held at the Danvers campus. Free, round-trip shuttle bus available from the Lynn Campus to Danvers. Schedule an appointment to find out more. Contact Stacy Randell, Coordinator of the Adult Learning Center at 978-236-1227 or srandell@northshore.edu.
College and Career Access Project
A vocationally focused noncredit college program, jointly administered by North Shore Community College and the Northeast Arc. Students with intellectual, developmental, and learning disabilities receive Classroom Experience and Field Learning in their chosen field of study: Basic Canine and Feline Care or Landscaping and Plant Care. CCAP runs one academic year (September to May). Includes four courses each semester (two semesters) with eight hour internship and job coaching. Basic Canine and Feline Care. Attending to all aspects of husbandry in dogs and cats are the primary functions in Basic Canine and Feline Care. Activities include: brushing, combing, bathing, and drying all breeds dogs and cats, cleaning and maintaining living quarters, providing proper nutrition and exercise for animals, and observing and communicating the health status of animals. The student should be able to communicate well with people to make appointments, discuss care requirements, advise on general health issues, and educate owners on the care of their pets upon completion of the program. The student will also need to keep accurate records, order supplies and equipment, maintain an inventory, and evaluate products and equipment used in animal care facilities. The ability to function in a fast moving, sometimes stressful, loud, and occasionally wet environment is a must. Classes held at Danvers Campus as well as designated community sites. Landscaping and Plant Care. Enjoy working with your hands? Like being a part of a team and working out doors? Students will need to have their work critiqued as part of the job process. Must be willing and able to work with employment staff to identify existing skills and skills in need of improvement. All classes held at the Lynn Campus as well as designated community sites. For more information or to download the application, please visit: www.northshore.edu/ccap.
North Shore Career Centers Need help with a job search or would you like to learn about new career training options?
The North Shore WIB believes and understands that a skilled workforce will ensure the State’s competitive economic advantage. North Shore Career Centers located in Salem, Lynn, and Gloucester are designed to help companies and individuals get all available services in the simplest and most efficient manner. Do I have to be unemployed to use the Career Centers? No. The career centers are open to everyone. As a matter of fact, many of our customers are currently employed but use our services to explore their options. Am I eligible for re-training dollars? The staff of the North Shore Career Center can help determine if you qualify for specialized funding. Training funds may be available to you if you meet eligibility criteria under the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program, the National Emergency Grants (NEG), the Workforce Investment Act (WIA), the Education Rewards Loan Program, and the Federal/State Financial Aid (Pell Grants, Scholarships and Stafford Loans). How can I gain a competitive advantage in marketing my skills to employers? The North Shore Career Center and North Shore Community College are working together to assist job seekers and students earn an industry-recognized National Career Readiness Certificate to certify that they possess the essential skills needed for workplace success. As a business owner, what services can I receive from the Career Center? You may list your company’s job openings, get assistance with pre-screening job applicants, obtain information about the local labor market, assistance with basic worker recruitment or information related to participating in a job fair. North Shore Community College offers many credit and noncredit certificate training programs that may qualify for funding. For more information visit www.nscareers.org or call 978-825-7200.
Certificate Programs Basic Culinary Arts Certificate (XCR) Major employers: Restaurants and delis, schools, nursing and residential care facilities, hospitals, bars, bakers, fast food cooks, cafeteria workers. Average hourly rate: Based on experience, restaurant chefs earn between $10 and $24 per hour. Institution and cafeteria cooks earn between $11 and $20 per hour. Outlook: Growth spurred by increases in population, household income, and leisure time. — Data from MA Career Information Systems
Program Cost: $2,899 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees.
Required Courses: Intro to Culinary Arts: Part 1* Intro to Culinary Arts: Part 2* Intro to Culinary Arts: Part 3* Baking Fundamentals Understanding Menu Development and Costing
Global Cuisine “ServSafe” Food Sanitation HACCP Manager Fundamentals of Starting a Food Service Business Take Control – Time Management How to Manage Conflict in the Organization
In addition, students must provide documentation of 40 hours of supervised field work. * Intro to Culinary Arts: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 must be taken in order.
Food Service Director Certificate (XFS) Major employers: Fast food restaurants, full service restaurants, schools, grocery stores, nursing homes, hospitality. 42% of restaurant managers are self-employed. Average hourly rate: Depending on the level of supervision, food service supervisors earn $19-$40. Outlook: Job opportunities are highly competitive. Openings result from the need to replace managers who retire or transfer. — Data from MA Career Information Systems
Program Cost: $1,783 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees.
Required Courses: Intro to Culinary Arts: Part 1 “ServSafe” Food Sanitation* HACCP Manager Nutrition for the Food Service Professional
Management Skills for Supervisors Take Control – Time Management How to Manage Conflict in the Organization
* According to Massachusetts State Law (105 CMR 590.000): “Effective October 1, 2001, every food service establishment must have at least one full-time employee who is at least 18 years of age and who has passed a food safety exam which is recognized by the Dept. of Public Health.” Certification is renewable every five years. “ServSafe” is recognized by the National Restaurant Association & Educational Foundation. Note: If you purchase a used copy of the text from another source, please be sure it includes a test taking “bubble sheet.” The National Restaurant Foundation will only accept tests submitted on this form.
Bookkeeping & Accounting Certificate (XBA) Major employers: Billing clerk, bookkeeping and accounting firms, retail trade companies, finance and insurance agencies, and small local businesses. Average hourly rate: Clerks who use the computer can expect to earn higher wages, between $15 and $25 per hour. Outlook: A growing economy and tighter accounting rules are creating more demand for accounting services. — Data from MA Career Information Systems
Program Cost: $2,668 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees.
Required Courses: Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part I* Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part II QuickBooks Pro: Level 1 QuickBooks Pro: Level 2 QuickBooks Pro Payroll Microsoft Excel: Level 1 Microsoft Excel: Level 2
How to Keep an Audit Trial File Management Proficiency Take Control – Time Management How to Manage Conflict in the Organization
* Students must take Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part I, or have accounting experience before taking any QuickBooks course.
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Event Planning Certificate (XEP) Major employers: Hotels, convention centers, wedding planning, large corporations, golf courses, visitors’ bureaus, religious organizations. Average hourly rate: Depending on the economics of the community and experience, between $18 and $30. Outlook: Industry demand various based on growth and versatility of the planner. Larger cities typically employ more planners.
Program Cost: $1,693 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees.
Required Courses: Event Planning Event Design and Décor Corporate Event Planning Fundraising for Event Planners
Business and Financial Math Take Control – Time Management How to Manage Conflict in the Organization
In addition, students must provide documentation of 40 hours of supervised field work. Recommended Supporting Classes: Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel
— Data from MA Career Information Systems
Floral Design Certificate (XFL) Major employers: Flower shops, event planner, grocery stores, hotels. 26% of floral designers are self-employed. Average hourly rate: Competition is strong. Florists look for persons with an eye for color and design $10-$18. Outlook: Growth is due to increases in the number of lavish weddings and special events. — Data from MA Career Information Systems
Program Cost: $1,643 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees.
Required Courses: Floral Design I* Floral Design II* Floral Design III* Floral Merchandising and Business Practices
Wedding Flowers Take Control – Time Management How to Manage Conflict in the Organization
In addition, students must provide documentation of 40 hours of supervised field work. Recommended Supporting Classes: Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
* Floral Design I, Floral Design II, and Floral Design III must be taken in order.
Front Office Essentials Certificate (XOE) Major employers: General and medical office staff, temp. agencies, hospitals, schools, call centers. Average hourly rate: There are many opportunities for advancement with experience $10-$17. Outlook: Strong growth, continuing knowledge of advancing technologies increases opportunities. — Data from MA Career Information Systems
Program Cost: $3,098 tuition for required courses only in the Bookkeeping Pathway, $3,358 tuition for required courses only in the Medical Office Pathway. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees.
Required Courses: Intro to the Computer* Business Communication and Office Skills Business Writing Microsoft Word: Level 1 Microsoft Excel: Level 1 Microsoft Outlook: Level 1 File Management Proficiency Take Control – Time Management How to Manage Conflict in the Organization
Share This: Professional Approaches
to Social Media Bookkeeping Pathway: Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part 1 QuickBooks Pro: Level 1 Medical Office Pathway: Terminology for the Medical Office Electronic Healthcare Records
* Students proficient with the computer may replace Intro to the Computer for a more advanced class.
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Interior Design Certificate (XID) Major employers: Interior design firms, architecture firms, furniture stores, and retail businesses (Home Depot, Lowes, hardware stores…). Average hourly rate: Competition is strong based on talent, experienced designers earn between $18-$30. Outlook: 30% of interior designers are self-employed doing freelance work in addition to salaried jobs. — Data from MA Career Information Systems
Program Cost: $3,538 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees.
Required Courses (listed in suggested order): Principles of Design* Window Treatments and Soft Furnishing Design Drafting for Interior Designers* SketchUp Fundamentals of Interior Design Residential Interior Design Studio I Color 3D Less Theory More Practice Residential Interior Design Studio II Textiles and Materials Take Control – Time Management History of Furniture Styles How to Manage Conflict in the Organization In addition, students must provide documentation of 40 hours of supervised field work. Recommended Supporting Classes: Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Business and Financial Math
* Students must take Principles of Design and Drafting for Interior Designers and all design classes before any studio course.
Landscape Design Certificate (XLD) Major employers: Landscape designers, garden nurseries, self-employed landscaper, estate preservation. Average hourly rate: Depending on the economics of the community and experience, between $24-$35. Outlook: Faster than average based on the growth of new home construction, environmental regulations and zoning. — Data from MA Career Information Systems
Program Cost: $2,937 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees. Earn a certificate by passing the required courses. Courses vary every semester.
Required Courses: Perennials, Annuals and Vines – ID and Culture * Landscape Design Drawing: Session 1* Landscape Design Drawing: Session 2* Landscape Design Drawing: Session 3* Landscape Design Drawing: Session 4* Principles of Design (formerly Basic Design)
Landscape Garden Maintenance – Spring** Landscape Garden Maintenance – Summer** Landscape Garden Maintenance – Fall** Trees – Identification and Culture Shrubs – Identification and Culture The Business of Landscaping Materials and Methods of Landscape Construction
In addition, students must provide documentation of 120 hours of supervised field work. Recommended Course: Sustainable Land Care – How to Make and Save Money
* Please note Landscape Graphics I and II and Landscape Design Basics I and II have been revised. Please contact Community Education if you are unsure of which class you need to complete your certificate. ** See Landscape and Garden Maintenance box for course information.
Landscape & Garden Maintenance Certificate (XLG) Major employers: Landscaping and horticultural services, amusement parks and golf courses, parks and recreation departments. Average hourly rate: Wages vary by employer and level of experience $10-$16. Outlook: Growth rate is high due to the continued need for maintenance and updating of existing landscapes.
Program Cost: $717 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees.
Required Courses: Landscape and Garden Maintenance – Spring Landscape and Garden Maintenance – Summer Landscape and Garden Maintenance – Fall In addition, students must provide documentation of 120 hours of supervised field work.
— Data from MA Career Information Systems
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Microsoft Office Suite Certificate (XMO) Major employers: General and medical offices, hospitals, government agencies, schools, temp agencies. Average hourly rate: There are many opportunities for advancement with experience, starting $14-$22.
Program Cost: $2,490 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees. To receive an NSCC Certificate in Microsoft Office, students must complete the required courses. Workshops may not be used to fulfill requirements.
Required Courses:
Outlook: Varies by industry, continuing knowledge of advancing technologies and good communication skills increases opportunities.
Introduction to the Computer* Microsoft Word: Level 1 Microsoft Word: Level 2 Microsoft Word: Level 3 Microsoft Excel: Level 1
Microsoft Excel: Level 2 Microsoft Excel: Level 3 Microsoft PowerPoint: Level 1 Microsoft Outlook File Management Proficiency
— Data from MA Career Information Systems
* Students proficient with the computer may replace Intro to the Computer for a more advanced class.
Graphic Design Certificate (XGD) Major employers: Graphic design companies, Newspaper, magazine and book publishers, advertising agencies, printing. Average hourly rate: Competition is strong with the highest wages paid to the most talented designers, between $17 and $30. Outlook: Growth due to the increased use of the internet, and the need to design and layout webpages. Businesses continue to want visually appealing ideas for their products. — Data from MA Career Information Systems
Program Cost: $2,929 tuition for required courses only. Program cost is subject to change and does not include costs for books, supplies, and exam fees. To receive an NSCC Certificate in Microsoft Office, students must complete the required courses. Workshops may not be used to fulfill requirements.
Required Courses: Principles of Design* Graphic Design Theory* Professional Practice for Graphic Designers Adobe InDesign: Level 1 Adobe Photoshop: Level 1
Adobe Illustrator: Level 1 Adobe InDesign: Level 2 Adobe Photoshop: Level 2 Adobe Illustrator: Level 2 Take Control – Time Management How to Manage Conflict in the Organization
In addition, students must provide documentation of 40 hours of supervised field work. Recommended Supporting Classes: Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Accounting for Small Business. * Principles of Design is a prerequisite for Graphic Design Theory.
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Health Careers
Students interested in participating in an academic program that involves working with children, the disabled, or the elderly, or which includes a clinical affiliation, internship, or field placement with a private or public healthcare provider, may be required to undergo criminal background checks, including a national as well as local check (i.e. Massachusetts Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) and Sex Offender Record Information (SORI)). Depending on the contents of these criminal background check(s), a student’s participation in an academic program that involves working with children, the disabled, or the elderly or which includes a clinical affiliation, internship or field placement with a private or public healthcare provider may not be allowed, and therefore may impact a student’s ability to complete program requirements. Furthermore, please note that eligibility to participate in the program and/or clinical affiliation, internship or field placement as a result of screening requirements, such as criminal background checks, is not a guarantee of eligibility to sit for professional credentialing examination(s) or employment upon graduation. Drug testing may be required.
Caring for People with Alzheimer’s
Habilitation Therapy is a method used to best care for and positively enhance the quality of life for those who have dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease. Learn ways in which you can promote positive emotions in those you care for and learn simple ways to maximize their strengths and abilities, while minimizing their limitations. Learn how a well-planned environment can promote independence and help the thinking of a person with dementia, and how using good communication skills can help to decrease or even eliminate distressing behaviors or other problems. Helpful to those working in the healthcare field as well for those caring for family members at home. COURSE CODE
CSA832 XCH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64503
Jul 11
6:00PM-9:15PM
Mon thru Thu
1 Week
DANVERS
MURRAY
$159
Nurse Assistant / Home Health Aide Major employers: Nursing and personal care facilities, hospitals, and residential care homes. Average hourly rate: Certified Nurse Assistants earn $11-$17. Home Health Aides $11. Massachusetts requires all nursing assistants to be certified. Outlook: Demand is very strong due to the increase in the aging population. Many nurse assistants pursue more advanced healthcare pathways. — Data from Massachusetts Career Information Systems Prepare for an entry-level career in health care with a 100-hour dual-certification training program for Nurse Assistant (NA) and Home Health Aide. Fulfill your classroom hours on campus and your clinical experience in a local nursing facility with Registered Nurse Instructors. Prepare for the State Board examination to become a Certified Nurse Assistant and receive a Home Health Aide Certificate. The skills taught in our State-licensed certificate program include vital signs, moving and turning patients, personal care basics, bed making, bed bath and feeding, record keeping and responding to emergencies. Prerequisites: (1) Reading Comprehension and Mathematics assessment testing (at the College’s Center for Alternative Testing) is required prior to registration. (2) Proof of immunizations and a negative TB test is required. (3) CORI check, come to the Danvers Campus, Math & Science Building 106C. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Read the first four chapters in the textbook prior to the first class. Students must take and pass the State Board examination to become a Certified Nurse Assistant in the state of Massachusetts. The cost of the state exam is not included in the cost of the tuition. Because this is a clock hour program, student is responsible for direct payment to instructor for hours missed. Open to students 16 years of age and older. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA687 BDH CSA687 CDH CSA687 XOH CSA687 ADH CSA687 XDH
62881 64122 64023 64723 63555
May 23 May 23 Jun 14 Jul 18 Jul 20
5:00PM-10:00PM 9:00AM-2:00PM 8:00AM-1:00PM 8:00AM-1:00PM 5:00PM-10:00PM
Mon thru Thu Mon/Wed/Fri Tue/Thu Mon/Wed/Fri Mon thru Thu
5 Weeks 8 Weeks 11 Weeks 8 Weeks 6 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS DANVERS DANVERS DANVERS
MURRAY DONAHUE MAAS DONAHUE MURRAY
$1,099 $1,099 $1,099 $1,099 $1,099
Dental Assisting Program Major employers: Dental offices and clinics. Average hourly rate: Entry level dental assistants $14-$24 per hour. Outlook: Strong growth due to increased aging population and new health care regulations that include dental coverage. — Data from Massachusetts Career Information Systems Entry-level positions in dental assisting is one of the fastest growing health care fields. Learn all areas of pre-clinical dental assisting including the professional skills required to function as an assistant in a dental practice. Administrative aspects include: the history of dentistry and dental assisting, introduction to the dental office, the legal aspects of dentistry, policies and guidelines. Clinical topics include: introduction to oral anatomy, dental operatory, dental equipment, introduction to tooth structure, primary and permanent teeth, the oral cavity and related structures, proper patient positioning, dental hand-pieces, sterilization, and other areas. Also included is CPR and an optional clinical rotation. Prerequisites: (1) Reading Comprehension and Mathematics assessment testing (at the College’s Center for Alternative Testing) is required prior to registration. (2) A CORI check is required, come to the Danvers Campus, Math & Science Building 106C, to complete at least two weeks before class starts. (3) Proof of immunizations and a negative TB test is required. Designed to prepare students to sit for the DANB Radiology Health and Safety Examination (RHS). The State of Massachusetts requires that any dental office employee who will be performing radiological procedures (X-Rays) must take and pass the DANB RHS exam. The cost of this exam is not included as part of the cost of this program. The DANB exam is administered at Pearson Vue Testing Centers. Cost includes required textbook. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA340 XDH CSA340 BDH
64182 64352
May 16 Jun 01
8:00AM-12:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Mon/Wed/Fri Mon/Wed
6 Weeks 12 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
AGERSEA CARRASQUILLO
$1,668 $1,668
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HEALTH CAREERS
EKG Technician Major employers: Hospitals, doctors’ offices, medical labs/clinics, outpatient care centers. Average hourly rate: Pay varies with the technologist’s level of education and skill $12-$16. Outlook: Growth will be due to the increase in number of people over 50. Opportunities are best for technologists who have multiple professional credentials, trained to do multiple procedures. — Data from Massachusetts Career Information Systems Prepares you to take the ASPT, Electrocardiograph (EKG) Technician Exam, and other National Certification Exams. Learn anatomy and physiology of the heart, medical disease processes, medical terminology, medical ethics and legal aspects of patient contact, electrocardiography and stress testing. Practice with EKG equipment and perform hands-on labs including the function and proper use of the EKG machine, the normal anatomy of the chest wall for proper lead placement, 12-lead placement, and other clinical practices. Cost includes required textbook. Prerequisite: Reading Comprehension and Mathematics assessment testing (at the College’s Center for Alternative Testing) is required prior to registration. COURSE CODE
CSJ470 XCH CSJ470 YCH
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64197 64039
May 23 Jul 12
6:00PM-9:00PM 1:30PM-4:45PM
Mon/Wed Tue/Thu
8 Weeks 9 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
STAFF RODRIGUEZ
$999 $999
Medical Interpreting Certification Prep Major employers: Interpretation/translation companies, hospitals, clinics. Average hourly rate: Depending on the setting, the language(s) spoken, and certification, $17-$40. Outlook: Growth of the health care industry will create more jobs. Certification is required for most jobs. — Data from Massachusetts Career Information Systems If you are bilingual, have good speaking and listening skills, and enjoy working with people, you may have a future as a medical interpreter. Medical interpreters are in great demand nationwide, including Massachusetts where interpreters are legally required in acute care hospitals and behavioral health facilities. The Department of Labor Statistics reports, employment of interpreters and translators is expected to grow 42 percent from 2010 to 2020, much faster than the average for all occupations. This 60-hour course provides a working knowledge of the various aspects of medical interpreting such as the standards of practice, ethics, HIPAA regulations, cultural competency, and medical vocabulary development. You will have the opportunity to perform role-plays via Skype with individual language coach/facilitators. Receive three role-play sessions as part of the course and can opt to continue working with the language coach upon completion of the course. Tuition includes program materials and Skype role-play sessions. Please bring binder to first class. Prerequisites: (1) Must be fluent in English and a second language. (2) Screening required; call 978-236-1200 to request a screening appointment after registration. COURSE CODE
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA044 XCN
62736
Jun 07
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue/Thu
9 Weeks
LYNN
STAFF
$1,199
Emergency Medical Technician North Shore Community College’s Emergency Medical Technician course prepares students to be EMTs, medical providers trained to assess, treat and transport patients suffering from medical conditions or traumatic injury. EMT training prepares students to evaluate scene safety, use tools and observational skills to assess patients for varied injuries and illnesses, provide care to stabilize and comfort, administer medications, and safely move and transport patients to hospitals. EMT certification is required of all ambulance providers, but is also commonly a qualification to working in law enforcement and fire services. Additionally, many programs that train nurses, physician’s assistants, physical therapists and physicians require field experience in patient care before acceptance – EMT work in the field or in-hospital can provide this prerequisite experience in a meaningful and challenging way. The North Shore Community College program is offered as a semester-long fall, spring or summer course, with an optional intensive section that meets three mornings/afternoons per week during the summer. Successful completion of the program earns students 9 college credits and eligibility to take the State and National exams for certification. Summer classes are offered: From May 16 to August 15 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00PM to 10:00PM on both the Danvers and Lynn Campus. From July 5 to August 15 on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:00AM to 2:00PM on the Danvers campus. The cost for the 9-credit class is $1,701 ($189 per credit) for Massachusetts residents. For more information, please contact Cheryl Gebhardt at cgebhard@northshore.edu or 978-762-4000 x6285.
Summer 2016 Courses
www.northshore.edu
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HEALTH CAREERS
Personal Fitness Trainer Certification Major employers: Gyms and fitness centers, recreation facilities, schools. Average hourly rate: $12-$36. Wages vary based on employer and level of certifications. Outlook: Public interest in fitness and health continues to grow for all age groups. — Data from Massachusetts Career Information Systems Come join this fun profession and be a part of what Fortune Magazine and ABC NEWS.com states as the fourth hottest job in the U.S. at a national average of $34 an hour. Employers like 24 Hour Fitness, LA Fitness and Gold’s Gyms are just a few of the club groups that seek out our graduates. Whether a career move or for your own personal knowledge, get all the information you need to become a Certified Personal Trainer. This challenging course is taught over a 8-week period for better retention and skill competency. The National Exam is held on the ninth week. This course is formatted as a 62-hour program and is comprised of 16 hours of lecture, 16 hours of hands on practical training and a 30-hour internship that networks many graduates right into a job. The course prepares you for success with key topics that include biomechanics, exercise physiology, fitness testing, and equipment usage and health assessment. CPR/AED is needed to receive the certificate. W.I.T.S. is the only major certifying body in the country providing comprehensive practical training and internship components. Textbook is required and not included in course fees. Call to order and start reading immediately 888-330-9487 (www.witseducation.com). Hands-on practical training occurs off-site and you must provide your own transportation. Communications and Mathematics assessment testing (at the College’s Center for Alternative Testing) is required prior to registration. COURSE CODE
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA186 ACN
63803
Jun 15
9:00AM-2:00PM
Wed
9 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$749
Pharmacy Technician Program Major employers: Pharmacies and drug stores, hospitals, and grocery pharmacies. Average hourly rate: $12-$20. Massachusetts requires all Pharmacy Technicians to pass the PTCB exam. Outlook: Demand is strong due to the aging population, and increase in insurance coverage. Pharmacy technicians also do more tasks formerly done by pharmacists. — Data from Massachusetts Career Information Systems Become prepared to work as a Pharmacy Technician in a retail or other pharmacy setting and to take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board’s PTCB exam. Course content includes: pharmacy medical terminology, the history of pharmacy, the pharmacy practice in multiple environments, pharmacy calculations and measurements, reading and interpreting prescriptions and defining drugs by generic and brand names. Through classroom lecture and hands on labs, you will review dosage calculations, drug classifications, the “top 200 drugs,” I.V. flow rates, sterile compounding, dose conversions, aseptic technique, the handling of sterile products, total parenteral nutrition (TPN), dispensing of prescriptions, inventory control and billing and reimbursement. Includes optional clinical externship through a local pharmacy. To be eligible for the optional clinical externship, you must successfully complete the 50 hour program, submit to a thorough background check (CORI), drug screening and meet other requirements. Prerequisite: (1) Reading Comprehension and Mathematics assessment testing (at the College’s Center for Alternative Testing) is required prior to registration. (2) Proof of immunizations and a negative TB test is required. (3) CORI check, come to the Danvers Campus, Math & Science Building 106C. (4) Drug Screening. Note: The Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB), Certified Pharmacy Technician Exam (CPhT) is optional and not included in the cost of the program. For additional information on the PTCB exam, visit their website at www.ptcb.org or call 800-363-8012. COURSE CODE
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CSA270 BCH
64536
May 31
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue/Thu
9 Weeks
DANVERS
DOYLE
$1,299
Phlebotomy Technician Major employers: Hospitals, medical laboratories, doctors’ offices and clinics. Average hourly rate: Phlebotomy Technicians earn between $13 and $20 per hour. Outlook: Demand will grow as doctors use more lab procedures to diagnose and treat diseases, and the new healthcare laws that mandate healthcare insurance. — Data from Massachusetts Career Information Systems Learn to collect blood specimens from clients for the purpose of laboratory analysis and learn all aspects related to blood collection and develop comprehensive skills to perform venipunctures completely and safely. Classroom and lab work includes terminology, anatomy and physiology; blood collection procedures; specimen hands-on practice; and training in skills and techniques to perform puncture methods. Includes CPR and optional clinical rotation as part of the program. At program conclusion eligible to sit for the National Health Career Association’s (NHA) Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) exam. This exam is not included in the cost of the program. Prerequisites: (1) A CORI check is required, come to the Danvers Campus, Math & Science Building 106C to complete at least two weeks before class starts. (2) Proof of immunizations and a negative TB test is required and given to the instructor at the first class. (3) Reading Comprehension and Mathematics assessment testing (at the College’s Center for Alternative Testing) is required prior to registration. (4) Drug Screening. Call 978-236-1200 with any questions. Cost includes required textbook. COURSE CODE
CSJ104 ADH CSJ104 BDH
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64034 64196
May 16 May 17
1:45PM-4:45PM 6:00PM-9:30PM
Mon/Wed Tue/Thu
16 Weeks 14 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
RODRIGUEZ VALDEZ
$1,868 $1,868
Electronic Health Care Records
New government regulations have created the need for professionals trained in Electronic Health Records (EHR). Learn Medical Record Software, how to navigate through the system, entering and editing patient health information, capturing and recording EHR data, HIPAA Privacy Act, Standard Codes, and more. Must have a working knowledge of Excel, Word, plus keyboarding skills. Flash drive required. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
CSJ102 ACH
10
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DAY(S)
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64673
Jul 12
6:30PM-8:30PM
Tue
8 Weeks
DANVERS
FRIDHI
$269
978-236-1200
HEALTH CAREERS
New! Terminology for the Medical Office Gain skills in medical word structure: roots, prefixes, and suffixes; along with word definition, spelling, and pronunciation. Prepares you to gain the necessary terminology for employment in the health care field or supplement those already working in healthcare. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
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CSA702 ADN
60980
Jul 13
6:00PM-08:00PM
Wed
8 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$499
Cpr & First Aid Basic First Aid
Learn all the essentials needed to be prepared for a medical emergency. Topics include, legal issues regarding providing care to strangers, protecting yourself from infectious disease while providing care, and how to respond when an emergency arises. Care for injuries including burns, bleeding and wound care, bandaging and splinting, and assisting with spine immobilization. Medical conditions considered include heart attack, stroke, diabetes, seizures, poisoning, and heat/cold emergencies. The course cost includes a full-color text to be picked up at the Danvers Campus, Math & Science Building 106C. COURSE CODE
CSJ407 XDN
CRN
STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
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62751
Jun 08
6:00PM-10:00PM
Wed
1 Day
DANVERS
MOORE
$69
CPR and AED
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and the use of an Automated External Defibrillator can greatly reduce the chance of death when a person is found in cardiac arrest. Basic life support skills will be taught along with rescue breathing, care for choking, and patient assessment skills to empower the student to respond with speed and confidence in a life-threatening emergency. The course cost includes a full-color text to be picked up at the Danvers Campus, Math & Science Building 106C. Note: This course does NOT meet the requirement for Health Profession students. COURSE CODE
CSJ330 BDN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62740
Jun 22
6:00PM-9:30PM
Wed
1 Day
DANVERS
MOORE
$69
Professional Rescuer CPR
As a public safety professional or healthcare provider, it is your duty to respond to cardiac or breathing emergencies until more advanced medical personnel can take over. Utilizing the 2015 Guidelines, you will be taught basic life support skills for all ages of patients (infant, child, and adult) including rescue breathing, foreign body airway obstruction, 2-person CPR and AED use. Successful completion of all skill stations and the final exam earns a certificate from the American Heart Association for Professional Rescuer CPR valid for two years. Attendance for the entire course is required for successful completion. Note: This course is the American Heart Association Healthcare Provider course. Meets the CPR requirement for accepted Health Professions students at NSCC. The course cost includes a full-color text to be picked up at the Danvers Campus, Math & Science Building 106C. COURSE CODE
CSJ374 ADN CSJ374 BDN CSJ374 CDN CSJ374 XDN
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STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62528 64138 63959 62529
Jul 13 Jul 27 Aug 10 Aug 24
5:30PM-10:00PM 5:30PM-10:00PM 5:30PM-10:00PM 5:30PM-10:00PM
Wed Wed Wed Wed
1 Day 1 Day 1 Day 1 Day
DANVERS DANVERS DANVERS DANVERS
MOORE MOORE MOORE MOORE
$89 $89 $89 $89
Aesthetics and Skin Care
Beauty & Wellness Education
Major employers: Salons, spas, retail cosmetic departments, medical offices, skin care centers. Average hourly rate: Varies by experience and range of services offered $13-$28. Outlook: Demand for this occupation is very strong. As the population ages, there are more people seeking skin treatment. Strong  competition is expected in elite salons where the pay is higher. — Data from Massachusetts Career Information Systems A 300 clock-hour program approved by the Massachusetts Board of Registration of Cosmetology. Designed to give students a fundamental knowledge of, and practice with the products, electric equipment, and techniques used on clients in the aesthetics industry. Students will have hands-on training in skin care, facial massage, facial and body waxing, and makeup application. Students will learn physiology, histology and anatomy of the skin, including skin diseases and disorders, cosmetic chemistry and ingredient analysis, sterilization, sanitation, and bacteriology. Students will work on clients in a clinical environment to practice these treatments and procedures while learning about professional ethics, business opportunities, record keeping, and sales aspects of the aesthetics and spa industry. Students will be prepared to take the Massachusetts Aesthetics License Examination after completion of the 300 hour course. Immunization record must be completed and submitted first week of class. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Payment plan available and arrangements should be made at the time of registration. Please contact student accounts, 978-762-4000 x4508 or x4480, as soon as possible to make arrangements. Not eligible for financial aid. Course does not cover cost of State Exam. Additional supplies needed for class and State Boards. Please call 978-236-1200 for supply list and information on the next scheduled class. Because this is a clock hour program, student is responsible for direct payment to instructor for hours missed. PLEASE CALL 978-236-1200 FOR NEXT COURSE SCHEDULE.
Summer 2016 Courses
www.northshore.edu
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BEAUTY & WELLNESS
Nail Technician
A 100+ clock hour course designed to prepare students to take the Massachusetts State Board Exam. Course covers natural nail services of manicuring and pedicuring, human anatomy and nail and skin physiology, plus artificial nail services will be introduced along with a clinical lab for experience on outside clients. Included in the cost of tuition: a travel case and salon tools and supplies. Open to students 16 years of age and older. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Please call 978-236-1200 for supply list and information on the next scheduled class. Because this is a clock hour program, student is responsible for direct payment to instructor for hours missed. COURSE CODE
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DAY(S)
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CSM977 XMH
64665
May 24
8:30AM-12:30PM
Tue/Thu
14 Weeks
NSBC
STAFF
$1,299
Advanced Aesthetics & Cosmetology Workshops Aromatherapy Facial – Advanced Aesthetic Workshop
Learn the benefits, uses, and how to perform aromatherapy facial in the treatment room. You will be customizing aromatherapy according to skin type and learning several mixtures of essentials oils and the recipes that go with them. Contradictions will be discussed as well as theory, hands on practice, and demo. Class requires that you give and receive treatment. Prerequisite: Licensed Aesthetician. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA304 XCH
64730
Jun 13
8:30AM-3:30PM
Mon
2 Weeks
DANVERS
TENNANT
$349
Body Exfoliation and Wrap – Advanced Aesthetic Workshop
Learn the theory and benefits behind body treatments and three methods of full body exfoliation: dry body brushing, scrub, and natural enzyme. Learn room setup, draping the client, full body wrap treatment techniques as well as performing these treatments without the use of a shower or wet room in your salon/spa by using hot towel removal technique. Contradictions will be discussed as well as theory, hands on practice, and demo. Class requires that you give and receive treatment. Prerequisite: Licensed Aesthetician. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA305 XCN
64729
Jun 27
8:30AM-3:30PM
Mon
1 Day
DANVERS
TENNANT
$239
Bridal Makeup: Cosmetology and Advanced Aesthetic Workshop
Increase your revenue by offering bridal makeup! Learn what questions to ask the bride and wedding party consultation, makeup tips and techniques, lash tabbing, supplies needed, and the contract and pricing for this service. Includes theory, bridal makeup demo, and hands on practice of bridal makeup. Lashes and glue will be supplied. Please bring your own makeup and brushes. Prerequisite: Licensed Aesthetician or Cosmetologist. COURSE CODE
CSA307 XCH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64732
Jun 06
8:30AM-3:30PM
Mon
1 Day
DANVERS
TENNANT
$199
Manual Lymphatic Massage: Advanced Aesthetic Workshop
This massage of the face, neck, and shoulders will teach you the technique of manual lymphatic drainage, the uses, and the specific amounts of pressure and rhythmic circular movements to stimulate lymph flow to speed up the lymphatic system. A great treatment to help client’s with conditions with infections and low grade acne. Learn the benefits of this technique, how to utilize it in the treatment room as well as theory. Your clients will never leave with redness and or swelling after an aggressive treatment, again! Class requires that you give and receive treatment. Prerequisite: Licensed Aesthetician. COURSE CODE
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STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA303 ACH
64731
Jul 11
8:00AM-3:30PM
Mon
2 Weeks
DANVERS
TENNANT
$299
Business Certificates Bookkeeping & Accounting Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part 1
An introduction to bookkeeping and accounting covering the accounting cycle. Analyze and record transactions using debits, credits, and T accounts. Posting in the journal and the ledger. Prepare trial balance, create adjustments, and produce financial statements. Calculator, and a ruler are required. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
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FEE
CSA405 ACN CSA405 BCN
62013 62737
May 25 Jun 6
9:00AM-12:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Wed Mon
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
HAYES TRIANTOS
$229 $229
Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part 2
Continue the accounting cycle in more depth, covering banking procedures, cash and understanding payroll and payroll taxes. Work with sales and cash receipts including credits and accounts receivables. Purchases and accounts payable posting procedures will also be prepared. Calculator and ruler are required. Textbook required (same as Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part 1), available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Bookkeeping and Accounting Part I or equivalent experience. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA406 BCN CSA406 XCN
64550 64381
Jul 13 Jul 25
9:00AM-12:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Wed Mon
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
HAYES TRIANTOS
$229 $229
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978-236-1200
BUSINESS
QuickBooks 2015: Level 1
An introduction to the current version of QuickBooks for Windows. Topics include chart of accounts, list of vendors, items, customers, cash sales, invoicing, payments and deposits, bank reconciliation, bill payments, and creating reports and graphs. Knowledge of computers and Windows required. Flash drive required. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part 1 or equivalent experience. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP286 ACN CSP286 BCN
63195 61536
May 24 Jul 18
6:00PM 9:00PM 9:00AM 12:00PM
Tue Mon
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
TOYE TOYE
$279 $279
QuickBooks 2015: Level 2
Learn the various areas of QuickBooks that go beyond the basics such as reconciliations, credit cards and other liabilities, class usage, 1099 reporting, sales tax, utilities including importing and exporting files and various back up choices, budgeting, forecasting, and journal entries. Flash drive required. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: QuickBooks Pro: Level 1 or equivalent experience. COURSE CODE
CSP498 XCN
CRN
STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63197
Jul 19
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
TOYE
$279
QuickBooks Payroll
Learn how to set up payroll and employee accounts, distinguish between employees and 1099 subcontractors, prepare W2s and year-end reports, and the best way to pay taxes. COURSE CODE
CSP172 XCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63192
Jun 09
6:00PM-9:00PM
Thu
3 Weeks
DANVERS
TOYE
$169
QuickBooks: Just Reports
Discover all of the reporting capabilities QuickBooks has to offer. Learn how to create and analyze job profitability reports, cash flow statements, year-to-year comparisons of operating activities, as well as segment reporting in order to analyze profitability within a company’s regional activities or products. Learn how to generate reports related to Customers and Sales, Budget vs. Actual, and how to customize transaction reports. Prerequisite: Quick Books Level 1. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP035 ACN
64663
Aug 15
6:00PM-9:00PM
Mon
1 Day
DANVERS
TOYE
$79
The Audit Paper Trail
What to do with all that paperwork? Bookkeeping and accounting transactions originate from a document source. What happens to all those documents when you are done with them? What happens when you need to produce these documents upon audit? How long do you need to save these documents? These are some of the questions surrounding all those papers you need to put somewhere! In this three hour seminar, learn how to set procedures creating a proper audit trail. Covered topics include: accounts receivable, accounts payable, fixed assets, manual files, electronic files, scanning, shredding, sales tax returns, income tax returns, payroll and payroll tax returns and much more. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA367 ACN
63804
Jun 22
6:00PM-9:00PM
Wed
1 Day
DANVERS
TRIANTOS
$79
Business Career Courses How to Manage Conflict in the Organization
Conflict can destroy productivity and performance. Learn the practical knowledge, proven techniques, and psychological insights you need to resolve conflicts successfully. Respond quickly and effectively to issues as they arise, turn conflicts into constructive forces for improving your performance, and understand the fundamental processes and factors that cause and perpetuate conflicts. Tuition includes AMA text. COURSE CODE
CSL122 ACH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63814
May 24
6:00PM-8:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
MIRANDI
$299
Time Management – Take Control
Learn proven time management strategies for increasing your productivity and efficiency. Discover how to use effective systems for setting and achieving your goals and reducing on-the-job stress. Applying the tools and techniques outlined here, you will be prepared to meet your contemporary time challenges and balance the demands of work and personal life. Tuition includes AMA text. COURSE CODE
CSL132 ADN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63196
Jul 26
6:00PM-8:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
MIRANDI
$299
Grant Writing Essentials – Part 1
Learn the essentials of grant writing including how to compose well-developed, succinctly written grant proposals. Learn how to read and understand grant language and requirements and how to research, identify and approach appropriate funding sources with an effective message. Come to class with AGM forms downloaded from www.agmconnect.org/cpf/. COURSE CODE
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STARTS
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DAY(S)
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LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA700 ACN
60724
Jul 11
6:00PM-08:00PM
Mon
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$279
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www.northshore.edu
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BUSINESS
Grant Writing – Part 2
Build on the Grant Writing Essentials class and work on grant applications during workshop time, with facilitated, instructive feedback. Assistance will be provided to help compose well-developed, succinctly written grant proposals in a workshop setting. You will be able to utilize tools learned in the Grant Writing Essentials class to write with clarity and persuasion. Please come to class with AGM forms downloaded from www.agmconnect.org/cpf/. COURSE CODE
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LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA722 BCN
64614
Aug 22
6:00PM-09:00PM
Mon
2 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$79
Business Writing
An introduction to the techniques and types of professional writing, including correspondence and reports. Designed to help strengthen skills of effective business and professional communication in both oral and written modes. After successful completion of this course, students will have the skills necessary to communicate effectively in a variety of professional situations. Areas to be covered include: Business emails, memos, letters, PowerPoint presentation, cover letters and resume preparation. COURSE CODE
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DAY(S)
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FEE
CSW141 XCH
64024
May 25
6:30PM-8:30PM
Wed
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$239
Public Speaking for Impact
Do you admire people who seem to have a command of the English language and can entertain an audience easily? Learn techniques, methods, and tips, to diminish stage fright, improve your stage presence, and leave a lasting, memorable impression on your listeners. COURSE CODE
CSA535 ALH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64223
Jun 01
6:00PM-9:00PM
Wed
5 Weeks
LYNN
VALENTINE KING
$169
Business Communication and Office Skills
The ability to communicate effectively plays a major role in achieving career success. Technological advancements have increased the need for skilled communicators, and employers state that the application of acceptable communication skills is essential for a workforce to survive in a competitive, global environment. Designed to provide you with those essential skills by offering skill development in practical applications which emphasize the improvement of writing/communication skills necessary for effective business communications. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA673 BCN
64831
May 31
6:00PM-8:00PM
Tue/Thurs
4 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$279
Business and Financial Math
Learn concepts and practices of financial mathematics and descriptive statistics. Percentages, proportions, simple and compound interest, measures of central tendency and dispersion including normal distribution and standard deviation will be covered. Qualitative analysis of common financial rations will be surveyed. A must take class for anyone entering or wanting to stay competitive in the business world! COURSE CODE
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STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA407 CAN
64832
Jun 07
09:30AM-12:30AM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
HAYES
$239
H.R. Management SHRM Essentials of Human Resources Management
Knowledge of HR essentials can make you a better manager, protect your company from needless litigation, and help advance your career. In cooperation with the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM), course covers real-life HR issues, including employment law, selecting qualified employees, compensation, the employee performance process, and much more. Earn a Certificate of Completion from NSCC and earn 1.5 CEUs. Textbook included. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA678 ACN
62457
May 24
6:30PM-9:00PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
DABRIEO
$499
SHRM Learning System Certification Prep Course
Establish yourself as a globally-recognized human resource expert by earning the new standard in HR Certification: SHRM Certified Professional (SHRM-CP) and SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SHRM-SCP). The course is designed primarily for individuals seeking credentials that focus on identifying and testing the knowledge and practical real-life experiences HR professionals around the world need to excel in their careers today. Textbook included. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA693 ACN
62738
May 25
6:00PM-09:00PM
Wed
12 Weeks
DANVERS
WILSON
$1,349
Real Estate Real Estate Salesperson’s Exam Preparation
Designed to provide knowledge and understanding of real estate principles and practices necessary to qualify for a position as a real estate salesperson. Prepare for the Massachusetts Real Estate Salesperson’s Examination. Explore property, contracts, closing, financing, brokerage, housing, zoning, appraisal, Massachusetts’ license law, and real estate math. Because this is a clock hour program, student is responsible for direct payment to instructor for hours missed. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
CSA331 XCN CSA331 BLN
14
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62185 60591
May 31 July 12
6:00PM-9:00PM 9:30AM-12:30PM
Tue/Thu Tue/Thu
7 Weeks 7 Weeks
DANVERS LYNN
STAFF PICARDI
$399 $399
978-236-1200
Computers Microsoft Office Training Access 2013: Level 1
Access is the Microsoft Office Database Management System (DBMS). Discuss and utilize database management concepts as we create a database file along with the four major Access objects: tables to store, sort, and filter data; forms for data entry and display; queries to request specified fields and records from a table; and reports for formal printed output from a table or query. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Flash drive required. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP255 BDN CSP255 ALN
63556 60476
Jun 06 Jul 25
6:00PM-9:00PM 9:00AM-12:00PM
Mon Mon
3 Weeks 6 Weeks
DANVERS LYNN
STAFF RAMSAY
$279 $279
Excel 2013: Level 1
Increase your productivity with this introduction to the popular spreadsheet program. Create budget and expense reports by entering and copying formulas and functions. Format spreadsheets with different fonts, styles, shading, and color. Create and print colorful bar, line, and pie graphs. Use the database functions to sort and print records. Textbook required, available at the Danvers and Lynn Campus Bookstores. Flash drive required. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard. COURSE CODE
CSP115 BDN CSP115 BCN CSP115 ALN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62032 60406 60935
May 25 Jul 12 Jul 19
9:00AM-12:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Wed/Fri Tue/Thu Tue
3 Weeks 3 Weeks 6 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS LYNN
STAFF RAMSAY STAFF
$279 $279 $279
Excel 2013: Level 2
Topics include tables, templates, linking sheets and workbooks, range names, database filter and sorts, subtotals and outlines, pivot tables, and macros. Prerequisite: Completion of Excel: Level 1 or equivalent experiences. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP108 ABN CSP108 CDN
64194 64798
Jun 15 Aug 9
9:00AM-12:00PM 6:00PM-09:00PM
Wed/Fri Tue/Thu
3 Weeks 3 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
STAFF RAMSAY
$279 $279
Outlook 2013: Level 1
This course is more than a how to course. Sending and responding to emails is the easy part. Discuss the importance of using email responsibly and effectively as well as managing your calendar, contact information and utilizing the Tasks and Notes features. Flash drive required. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard. COURSE CODE
CSP475 ALN CSP475 ABN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
61582 61581
Jun 03 Aug 04
1:00PM-4:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Fri Thu
4 Weeks 4 Weeks
LYNN DANVERS
RAMSAY ABATE
$199 $199
PowerPoint 2013: Level 1
Welcome to the world of presentation graphics. Create professional looking overheads, slides, signs and on-screen presentations. Explore creating, viewing, editing and formatting through the use of fonts, color, clip art and drawing tools. Review bar graphs, pie graphs and organization charts. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Flash drive required. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard. COURSE CODE
CSP177 ALN CSP177 ADN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63551 63550
Jun 03 Jun 22
9:00AM-12:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Fri Wed
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
LYNN DANVERS
STAFF PARTLAN
$279 $279
Word 2013: Level 1
If you have some typing skills, are familiar with the keyboard and Windows, and have used some version of Word on a limited basis, this is the course for you. Create, format, and print all types of documents with MS Word 2013, the popular word processing program. Discuss file management, text management, formatting and much more. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CSP116 BCN CSP116 BDN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62571 60413
May 25 Jun 06
1:00PM-4:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Wed/Fri Mon/Wed
3 Weeks 3 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
STAFF ABATE
$279 $279
Word 2013: Level 2
Learn how to create, sort, and modify tables, create styles and bookmarks, work with section breaks, insert graphic objects, work with advanced headers and footers, navigate with hyperlinks, create templates, format columns, create footnotes and endnotes, insert a table of figures, and create charts and diagrams. Prerequisite: A strong working knowledge of Microsoft Word. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP105 XDN CSP105 BDN
64394 64551
Jun 15 Jul 11
1:00PM-4:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Wed/Fri Mon/Wed
3 Weeks 3 Weeks
DANVERS DANVERS
STAFF ABATE
$279 $279
Summer 2016 Courses
www.northshore.edu
15
COMPUTERS
Additional Computer Training Keyboarding on the Computer
Do you need to learn the keyboard to use computers more effectively? If you have little or no keyboarding experience, you will gain speeds from 25+ words per minute. With previous training, you can increase speed and advance to higher topics. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP100 ADN
60780
Jun 02
6:00PM-9:00PM
Thu
10 Weeks
DANVERS
HANSON
$189
Introduction to the Computer
An ideal beginner’s class. Start with computer hardware basics to explore Windows and Office 2013 (covering Word). Learn through hands-on sessions how to open, close, size and switch between windows; create, edit, format, save and print a document. Build the necessary foundation for further study in computers. Knowledge of the keyboard is necessary. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP240 BLN CSP240 ADN
62043 63978
Jun 06 Aug 05
6:00PM-8:30PM 9:00AM-11:30AM
Mon Fri
4 Weeks 4 Weeks
LYNN DANVERS
WARDLOW PARTLAN
$199 $199
Share This: Professional Approaches to Social Media
Explore how professionals and organizations can effectively use social media for a variety of professional purposes including connecting with a larger network, improving relationships with existing customers and businesses, and channeling relevant information to the right people. Cover the nuts and bolts of social media platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, and Blogger, while also providing some deeper context on how to use these tools for different opportunities and engagement with different populations. Address marketing, advertisement and connecting with customers and communities through the use of social media. Will also have opportunities to consider issues of social media including proper etiquette, privacy, and quantifying social media interactions. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP207 ADN
63974
Aug 01
6:00PM-09:00PM
Mon
3 Weeks
DANVERS
EATON
$199
New! Video Game Development: How to Get Started
There’s never been a better time to start a career in the game development industry. Games can be found on every device and industry forecasts indicate that gaming will exceed $100 billion dollars in the next two years. Learn the fundamentals of game development and get an overview of game genres, platforms, and audiences. Discover tools and techniques to help you make better design decisions and achieve greater efficiencies as you develop your own games. Using a modern game engine, you will create your own video game and there will be a strong focus on project planning and documentation. All students will create a game that works on PC, MAC, and mobile devices. This class is perfect for aspiring computer science and engineering majors. No programming knowledge required, but strong familiarity with PC /MAC is preferred. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP037 BCN
64685
Jun 01
6:00-09:00PM
Wed
8 Weeks
DANVERS
MIRANDA
$499
One Day Computer Workshops Introduction to the Computer Workshop
Start with computer hardware basics, then explore Windows and Office 2010 (covering Word and Excel). Learn in a hands-on session how to open, close, size and switch between windows; create, edit, format, save and print a document; as well as build, revise and graph worksheets. Knowledge of the keyboard is necessary. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP246 ADN
60474
Jun 7
9:00AM-3:00PM
Tue
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$139
Excel 2013 In a Day: Level 1
Create multiple spreadsheets and enter formulas and basic functions. Learn how to “absolute” a cell and use it in a formula and apply specific formats to cells. Preview and set up a spreadsheet for printing. Work with multiple charts. Flash drive required. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP165 ADN
62874
Jun 21
9:00AM-3:00PM
Tue
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$139
Excel 2013 In a Day: Level 2
Convert a spreadsheet to a table/database and filter, advance filter, sort, and subtotal data, manipulate and group worksheets, link and consolidate Excel data, password protect workbooks, create and use named ranges in a formula, and more with functions. Prerequisite: Completion of Excel 2013 In a Day: Level 1 or equivalent experiences. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP200 ADN
64214
Jul 12
9:00AM-3:00PM
Tue
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$139
Excel: Just Formulas and Functions
Gain hands-on experience with Microsoft Excel formulas and functions: import data and employ calculation, conditional and Lookup functions to extract useful information. Functions covered include Average, If, VLookup, Count, CountIf and SumIf. Discuss function arguments including relative and absolute references to cells and ranges and keyboard and mouse shortcuts for commonly used actions. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP032 BCN
64589
Jul 29
9:00AM-12:00PM
Fri
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$99
16
978-236-1200
COMPUTERS
Excel: Just Pivot Tables
Focus just on analysis and consolidation of data using an Excel Pivot Table report. Learn to transform loosely organized lists of data into concise useful interactive summary reports that make it easy to visualize, use, and present your information in various configurations. Visual reports in the form of Pivot Charts will also be included. The Software utilized in this seminar is Microsoft Excel 2013, but the techniques covered will apply to Excel 2007 and 2010 and work similarly in earlier Excel versions. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP033 BCN
64590
Aug 12
9:00AM-12:00PM
Fri
1 Day
DANVERS
STAFF
$99
File Management Proficiency
Create, delete, restore, rename, and copy files and folders. Organize and keep track of your files and folders more efficiently using ‘My Computer’ and the file manager ‘Explorer’. Become proficient in using a flash drive to store files and folders and transfer to another computer. Use a network drive and hierarchy to locate files and folders. Create shortcuts and perform searches. Prerequisite: Completion of Introduction to the Computer or equivalent computer experience. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP291 ADN
64329
Jun 03
9:00AM-3:00PM
Fri
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$139
Outlook 2013 Workshop
This course is more than a how to course. Sending and responding to emails is the easy part. Learn the importance of using email responsibly and effectively as well as managing your calendar, contact information and utilizing the Tasks and Notes. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP125 ADN
63840
Jun 24
9:00AM-3:00PM
Fri
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$139
PowerPoint 2013 In a Day: Level 1
Create professional looking overheads, slides, signs and on-screen presentations. Explore creating, viewing, editing and formatting through the use of fonts, color, clip art, and drawing tools. Review bar graphs, pie graphs and organization charts. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP201 ADN
64204
Jun 14
9:00AM-3:00PM
Tue
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$139
Word 2013 In a Day: Level 1
Cover text editing, file management, formatting, tables and columns, and more. Flash drive required. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard. COURSE CODE
CSP202 ABN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64209
Jun 17
9:00AM-3:00PM
Fri
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$139
Word 2013 In a Day: Level 2
Covers tables, setting tabs, templates, cover pages, page layout, headers and footers, envelopes and labels and mail merge. Previous knowledge of Microsoft Word required. Flash drive required.. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP208 ADN
64219
Jul 08
9:00AM-3:00PM
Fri
1 Day
DANVERS
PARTLAN
$139
High Tech Computer Training CompTIA Certifications CompTIA A+ Certification: Test Prep
If you are getting ready for a career as an entry-level information technology (IT) professional or personal computer (PC) service technician, the CompTIA A+ Certification course is the first step in your preparation. Build on your existing user-level knowledge and experience with personal computer software and hardware to present fundamental skills and concepts that you will use on the job. Acquire the essential skills and information you will need to install, upgrade, repair, configure, troubleshoot, optimize, and perform preventative maintenance of basic personal computer hardware and operating systems. Test voucher not included in cost of the program. Textbook required. Go to www.store.logicaloperations.com and search for book #093013. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP363 ACN
60465
May 23
6:00PM-10:00PM
Mon/Wed
6 Weeks
DANVERS
RAIMO
$1,799
CompTIA Network+ Certification: Test Prep
Network+ certification candidates possess the knowledge to configure and operate a variety of networking products. This exam covers a wide range of vendor and product neutral networking technologies that can also serve as a prerequisite for vendor-specific IT certifications. A+ certification along with Network+ certification may be used as an elective in the MCSA program. Target Audience: Network Administrators, Network Engineers, and System Administrators. Prerequisites: Exam is targeted for technicians with 18-24 months experience in the IT industry. A familiarity with Windows is required. Must be able to copy files, create folders, use Microsoft Notepad and navigate throughout Windows. A+ certification or equivalent knowledge or CIW certification is recommended, but not required. Test voucher not included in cost of the program. Textbook required. To order, visit www.store.logicaloperations.com and search for book #093012. COURSE CODE
CSP448 XCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64061
May 31
7:00PM-10:00PM
Tue/Thu
12 Weeks
DANVERS
SIMPSON
$1,299
Summer 2016 Courses
www.northshore.edu
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Registration Information Four Ways to Register for Courses: Online. If you have taken any course at NSCC within the last six years, you can easily register online. Step 1: Check the Online Schedule of Classes • From the NSCC home page (www.northshore.edu), search for the noncredit classes you want to take. • Write down the 5-digit CRN (course reference number) and the cost of each class. • If using the Noncredit Mailer, check online for any class updates such as date or time changes, cancellations, or new courses added. Step 2: Activate Your Campus Pipeline Account • If you have already activated your pipeline account, you can go to Step 3. • Go to www.northshore.edu and click on the Campus Pipeline link. • Click on Setup Your Account. You will be asked to verify your name, SSN, and date of birth. You will be given a username and assign yourself a password. Write this down in a safe place. • Once you have activated your account, go to Step 3.
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You are now registered for the selected courses. You will not receive a confirmation in the mail; please print out your schedule once you complete your registration. If you are unable to register online, view the Pipeline FAQs on the login page.
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IMPORTANT Please enter BOTH the CRN and course code numbers on the registration form. This will ensure that you are registered for the course of your choice. Sample Form CRN
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Sec
6 0 7 6 2 CSP236 XCG Program of Study (see list on page 2 of catalog):
Course Title
Access 2000 Workshop Comp TIA Network+
Day
Time
Noncredit Course Cost
S
9 AM
$99.00 $99.00 Noncredit Total
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White
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HIGH TECH
Cybersecurity – CompTIA Security+: Test Prep
Do your job responsibilities include securing network services, devices and traffic in your organization? If so, CompTIA Security+ will build on your knowledge of and professional experience with security fundamentals, networks and organizational security as you acquire the specific skills required to implement basic security services on any type of computer network. Today’s job market demands individuals with demonstrable skills. The information and activities in this course can help you build your computer security skill set so that you can confidently perform your duties in any security-related role. In addition, you will be prepared to take the CompTIA Security+ certification exam (Exam SY0-401). Test voucher not included in cost of the program. Textbook required. To order, visit www.store.logicaloperations.com and search for book #093022. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP 471 ACN
64391
Jul 19
6:30-08:30PM
Tue/Thu
6 Weeks
DANVERS
MOORE
$949
CompTIA Healthcare IT Technician Certification: Test Prep
The recent explosion of the use of various IT systems in the healthcare arena have provided for a tremendous opportunity for IT professionals. The deployment and utilization of electronic record keeping systems for use in healthcare presents both an opportunity and a challenge to all involved. Topics include computer and networking technologies, as well as concepts, structure, issues, and technical solutions specific to the healthcare industry. Upon completion of this course, be prepared to sit for the CompTIA Healthcare IT certification exam. Typical student for this course is an experienced IT professional in a role such as desktop support technician, network administrator, systems administrator, or database administrator, currently in or looking for opportunities within the healthcare industry. Prerequisite: CompTIA A+ or equivalent experience. Test voucher not included in cost of the program. Textbook required. To order, visit www.store.logicaloperations.com and search for book #085710S3PB. COURSE CODE
CSP010 ACN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64385
Aug 1
7:00PM-10:00PM
Mon/Wed
4 Weeks
DANVERS
SIMPSON
$949
Solidworks SolidWorks
Use 3D parametric mechanical design software to learn how to model parts, assemblies and produce drawings. SolidWorks allows you to apply your drafting and design knowledge to a curriculum-based project that integrates real world applications. Create mechanical parts and assemble the parts to produce a working drawing of a model. Strong computer skills and knowledge of windows required. COURSE CODE
CSP175 ACN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63185
May 31
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue
8 Weeks
DANVERS
BREEZE
$489
Culinary Arts & Event Planning
Intro to Culinary Arts: Part 1
Discover and learn hands on techniques of professional chefs. Explore basic culinary techniques including safe and handy knife skills, proper cutting techniques of fruits, vegetables, and meats. Identity of herbs, spices and tools and equipment used in a professional kitchen. Hands on daily cooking demonstrations and individual participation in the seven cooking techniques of braising, roasting, sautéing, grilling, poaching, deep frying, and combination cooking. Create and taste your accomplishments at the conclusion of each class. To assure that proper sanitation guidelines are followed, this class requires that each student come prepared to cook. Comfortable clothing is suggested; sneakers or nonskid shoes, a baseball cap, and a fun apron. Please bring along your favorite knife from home. Happy Cooking! A $95 perishable fee is payable to instructor at the first class. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA485 AOH
63170
May 23
6:30PM-9:30PM
Mon/Wed
4 Weeks
NSBC
REGAN
$289
New! Summertime Tapas A feast for your taste buds! A farm-to-table twist on the favorite little bites. We will be making some classics and some new ones that you just won’t be able to resist! To assure that proper sanitation guidelines are followed, this class requires that each student come prepared to cook, comfortable clothing is suggested: sneakers or nonskid shoes, a baseball cap, and a fun apron. Please bring along your favorite knife from home. A $40 perishable fee payable to instructor at the first class. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA900 ADN
64850
Jun 20
6:30PM to 9:30PM
Mon
2 Weeks
NSBC
REGAN
$89
New! Scales to Tails From scales to tails, shells to ceviche, and everything in between, we will cook it! A wonderful overview of how-to cook local whole fish, lobster, shellfish, grilling, filleting, shelling and then some! To assure that proper sanitation guidelines are followed, this class requires that each student come prepared to cook. Comfortable clothing is suggested: sneakers or nonskid shoes, a baseball cap, and a fun apron. Please bring along your favorite knife from home. A $45 perishable fee payable to instructor at the first class. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA901 ADN
64851
Jun 15
6:30PM to 9:30PM
Wed
2 Weeks
NSBC
REGAN
$89
20
978-236-1200
CULINARY & EVENTS
Bartending Bartending
Learn the basics of professional bartending for all your needs from a small house party to a large professional bar. Sorry, no alcohol used, but results will be the same. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA100 AMH
61309
May 24
6:30PM-9:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
NSBC
STAFF
$199
Wine & Vineyard Courses New! Summertime Wines – Chill But Please No Ice! Fun easy going and interesting summertime wines from various growing regions. Thinking Vinho Verde, Sauvignon Blanc, Rose’s (not white zin), lighter reds! Be my guest and explore! A $30 fee payable to instructor at classes to cover wines and food. Bring four wine glasses to class. Must be 21 years or older to attend. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA293 AOH
64835
Jun 6
7:00PM-9:00PM
Mon
2 Weeks
ALFALFA
GALLO
$79
Wine Appreciation 101
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about wine! Learn some of the basics of evaluating wines, including tasting technique, recommended temperature to store and sip, and how to take notes to recall and compare what you’ve tasted. Discuss food-wine pairing and enjoy small nibbles for hands-on practice! A $40 fee payable to instructor at class to cover wines and food. Bring four wine glasses to class. Must be 21 years or older to attend. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA095 AOH
63791
Jul 18
7:00PM-9:00PM
Mon
2 Weeks
ALFALFA
GALLO
$79
New! Great Wines at Great Prices Great wines don’t always have to be expensive. Come discover the secrets of purchasing fabulous wines without breaking the bank! A $15 fee payable to instructor at classes to cover wines and food. Bring four wine glasses to class. Must be 21 years or older to attend. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA292 AOH
64834
Aug 15
7:00PM-9:00PM
Mon
1 Day
ALFALFA
GALLO
$49
Food Service Director ServSafe Food Sanitation
Offered in conjunction with the Educational Foundation (EF) of the National Restaurant Association. Learn the sanitation aspects of food safety and current regulations governing food establishments. Successfully complete the exam and be awarded a certificate and be registered with the EF. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Please buy at least two weeks before class and begin reading the text. Test administered on the last day of class. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA487 ACH
62374
Jun 06
6:00PM-9:00PM
Mon
4 Weeks
NSBC
MIRANDI
$199
HACCP Manager
HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) is a preventative system for assuring the safe production of food products. Learn principles and steps involved in designing a HACCP Plan. HACCP Plans used in the retail food business will be reviewed. Students should have a competency level of food safety equivalent to ServSafe. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. Instructor: Peter M. Mirandi, a Registered Sanitarian. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA484 XDH
64506
Aug 01
6:00PM-8:30PM
Mon
4 Weeks
DANVERS
MIRANDI
$199
Event & Wedding Planning Event Planning
Learn the fundamentals of event planning, explore the various facets of an event planner’s job, define industry terms, and gain practical insight into the valuable tools and resources available to help you become a successful event planner. Wedding planning will also be covered. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA064 ADH
63248
May 24
6:30PM-8:30PM
Tue
8 Weeks
DANVERS
KARSADI-TADIELLO
$299
Event Design and Décor
Explore the techniques used for transforming any space from the ordinary to the extraordinary. By combining design elements from lighting and fabric to architectural structures and props, learn how to stretch your imagination. Embrace your personal style and unique vision by creating emotional moments that will have lasting memories for your clients. Whether it’s a wedding, gala black tie dinner or a business conference, Event Design and Décor will teach you how to carry a theme throughout your event space. Please note this is not an interior design course; it is geared toward event design only. Prerequisite: Event Planning. COURSE CODE
CSA151 ADH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64344
Jul 26
6:30PM-8:30PM
Tue
4 Weeks
DANVERS
KARSADI-TADIELLO
$169
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www.northshore.edu
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CULINARY & EVENTS
Corporate Event Planning
Learn how to create and coordinate successful events for the corporate world. Develop the skills and understanding to plan any size or type of event or meeting. Learn how to select the best vendors for catering, hosting, décor, entertainment, AV, and how to effectively negotiate contracts. Identify the procedures and responsibilities associated with being an effective Corporate Event Project Manager. Discuss various business events and how to implement a timeline of tasks to ensure success. Prerequisite: Students should have a basic understanding of event planning. COURSE CODE
CSA210 ADH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64671
Jun 02
6:00PM-8:30PM
Thu
5 Weeks
DANVERS
FISHER
$209
Certificates in Design Landscape Design
Landscape and Garden Maintenance – Summer
Gain hands-on experience at Long Hill, an outstanding country estate with historic gardens in Beverly owned by The Trustees of Reservations. Participate in summer landscaping and garden maintenance supervised by the Long Hill staff horticulturists. Learn about planting, weed identification/removal, garden rejuvenation, summer pruning (including hedges), mulching, propagation and cuttings, stone laying, landscape equipment, design of summer containers, and more. Informational handouts provided. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM958 AOH
60720
Jun 07
9:00AM-12:00PM
Tue/Thu
10 Weeks
FIELD
STAFF
$239
Container Gardening
Don’t have room for a garden? Want to add punch to your patios, window boxes, and walkways? Containers are a fun way to go! Learn how to design, plant, and care for a variety of eye-catching container plantings. Discuss color, texture, containers, and how to select healthy plants. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM084 AOM
61994
Jun 09
6:30PM-8:30PM
Thu
1 Week
DANVERS
FLANAGAN
$39
Kitchen Gardens
Learn the basics of growing a variety of vegetables and fruits in a home kitchen garden. We will discuss soil prep, deciding what to grow, planting and growing healthy plants, and harvesting. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM592 ACN
64848
Jun 30
6:30PM-8:30PM
Thu
1 Week
DANVERS
FLANAGAN
$39
Herb Gardens
Would you like to grow some of your own vegetables and pick homegrown beans for supper, crisp greens for salads and Swiss chard for a sauté? Learn how to plant, care for and harvest your favorites, then begin your own potted vegetable garden. We’ll plant one pot in class; you plant the other at home. A $54 materials fee payable to instructor to cover Potted Veggie Kit: seeds, soil, plants and pots. Please bring an apron and flower scissors to class. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM181 ADH
63175
Jun 16
6:30PM-8:30PM
Thu
1 Week
DANVERS
FLANAGAN
$39
Gardening in Small Spaces
Get inspired to design and grow a beautiful and successful garden of flowers, foliage, shrubs, and trees, even when space is limited. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM593 ACN
64849
Jun 23
6:30PM-8:30PM
Thu
1 Week
DANVERS
FLANAGAN
$39
Interior Design Fundamentals of Interior Design
Discuss new construction and renovation and provide the information required to enable designers to work with architects and to read/understand blueprints; provide basic knowledge of space planning, lighting, kitchen and bath design overviews; flooring selection and installation; study of imported and designer area carpets and rugs; and current trends in wall treatments and finishes. Consists of instructor lecture, guest lecturers and distributed materials. Materials list will be emailed a week prior to class starting. Prerequisite: Principles of Design. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA242 XCN
63198
May 31
9:30AM-11:30AM
Tue/Thu
4 Weeks
DANVERS
HAZELTON
$269
Interior Design Studio 1
Learn the technical requirements to complete an interior design project. Explore floor planning, color and material coordination, and furniture schedules. Complete project boards that will become part of your professional portfolio. A materials list will be distributed at the first class. Prerequisite: Introduction to Drafting for Interior Designers. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA402 ACN
62012
Aug 2
9:30AM-11:30PM
Tue/Thu
4 Weeks
DANVERS
HAZELTON
$369
Drafting for Interior Designers
Learn the basic fundamentals of drafting, the tools of the trade and how to use them, and what is needed to provide a crisp, clean, legible drawing. Learn how to draw floor plans, elevations, and sections; how to measure; and how to read scales and architectural plans. Portable drafting table will be required (discussed at first class). Prerequisite: Principles of Design. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA403 ADN
61526
Jun 20
6:30PM-8:30PM
Mon
10 Weeks
DANVERS
LOJEK
$319
22
978-236-1200
DESIGN
Principles of Design
Line, shape, texture and negative space are only a few of the building blocks in the world of design. Strengthen your visual skills with hands on exercises in a constructive, friendly environment. Learn how to use the various elements of design (line, shape, texture etc.) along with how to apply the basic principles of design (balance, contrast, rhythm etc.) in order to create well designed works of art, graphic compositions, web designs, interior spaces, or exterior landscapes. Open to beginners and more experienced students in any visual field. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM280 XCN
64681
Jun 6
6:00PM-8:00PM
Mon
6 Weeks
DANVERS
COLLINS-JERMAIN
$219
Basic Kitchen Design: An Introduction
Learn basic knowledge of kitchen planning, guidelines, different types of kitchens and choices in wood and cabinetry. Create hand-drawn kitchen layouts to scale. Also covers appliance overview, how to meet with clients and determine their needs, and client presentations. Prerequisite: Drafting for Interior Designers. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA675 ACN
64625
May 25
6:00PM-8:00PM
Wed
8 Weeks
DANVERS
LOJEK
$269
SketchUp Level 1
Designed to teach the fundamentals of both 2D and 3D computer aided drawing. Emphasis will be placed on fully understanding the SketchUp interface and inference system. Lectures, tutorials, and in class assignments will guide you through the use of SketchUps drawing, construction, and modification tools. By the end of the course you will have a 3D model constructed of groups and layers which will be ready for further development in the Level 2 Sketch Up Course. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CSP511 XCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63819
May 24
6:00PM-8:00PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$249
Staging/Redesign 1
Whether for residential or business situations, are you looking to develop that knack of knowing what to place where in your design scheme to best use a space. One lucky student will have a free consultation in exchange for hosting the class one time during the course. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA073 ACN
63965
Jul 11
9:30AM-11:30AM
Mon
8 Weeks
DANVERS
GLIDDEN
$269
History of Furniture Styles
Explore the extraordinary styles from Ancient, Renaissance, Georgian, Victorian, French, Art Nouveau, Arts and Crafts, Art Decor, and Contemporary periods. Identify their unique motifs, ornamentation, construction, and styles that are still classics today. COURSE CODE
CSA616 XCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62444
Jul 11
6:00PM-08:15PM
Mon
7 Weeks
DANVERS
NICHOLS
$269
Graphic Design Adobe Illustrator: Level 1
Geared to both artists and non-artists who wish to create a variety of high quality graphics. Cover the program’s terms, menus, tools, palettes, objects, and type. Explore keyboard shortcuts and the pen tool, Illustrator’s most powerful tool. Learn to manipulate type to create artwork, manage color, make gradients, and create new illustrations. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP265 ACN
63557
Jun 2
6:00PM-9:00PM
Thu
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$279
Adobe Illustrator: Level 2
Explore drawing and production strategies. Learn how to use the blend and gradient mesh tools, create original patterns, brushes, cross hatching effects, and save action sets. Emphasis will be on keyboard shortcuts for production speed and on the pen tool. Prerequisite: Completion of Adobe Illustrator 1 or equivalent experience. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CSP421 XCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63982
Jul 21
6:00PM-9:00PM
Thu
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$279
Adobe InDesign: Level 1
Learn the page-layout software most widely used in the graphic design and publishing industry. Learn basic commands and features of InDesign to create various documents and the basic typographic design and page layout principles. These skills will enable you to quickly and effectively produce attractive documents. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CSP497 YCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63564
Jul 13
6:00PM-9:00PM
Wed
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$279
Adobe Photoshop: Level 1
Designed to familiarize you with the software that has become the industry standard in digital imaging. Learn both basic and more advanced techniques, including computer imaging, scanning, memory management, and imaging basics for the World Wide Web. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of the PC or Macintosh. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSP270 ACN
60430
MAY 31
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
HILDIBRAND
$279
Summer 2016 Courses
www.northshore.edu
23
DESIGN
Adobe Photoshop: Level 2
Explore the full power of Photoshop as a graphic design production tool. This course is a continuation of Photoshop Level 1. Prerequisite: Completion of Adobe Photoshop 1 or equivalent experience. Flash drive required. COURSE CODE
CSP422 XCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62892
Jul 19
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$279
Web Design Build a Website With WordPress
WordPress has grown to become one of the world’s most popular content management systems (CMS) and blogging tools. Creating a simple blog or website no longer requires knowledge of any programming language. Using WordPress allows you to create and manage a basic blog or website. Learn how to get your blog or website started from how to install and configure the software to how to use themes, plugins, and widgets. Also included is an overview of how to manage and update your website or blog. You will finish having begun to design and develop your first blog or website. COURSE CODE
CSP021 XCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64364
May 24
6:00PM-09:00PM
Tue
2 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$129
Manage Your Website With WordPress
Tired of having another company manage your website? WordPress has grown to become one of the world’s most popular content management systems (CMS) and blogging tools. Over 20% of websites are created and managed using WordPress, and you no longer have to be a “techie” to manage your basic blog or website. Learn how to navigate your previously created WordPress website including how to manage and change content, create posts, add pages, embed video and change media files. COURSE CODE
CSP036 XCN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64684
Jun 07
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue
2 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$129
New! Writing Winning Website Content In this hands-on course you will learn how to increase the number of visitors to your website and turn those visitors into customers along with web content organization, web page structure, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques, and tools for writing great website content. You will write several pages of website content for your business website, receive instructor feedback, and have the skills to finish your site with confidence. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSW138 ADB
64840
Jun 08
6:30PM-8:30PM
Wed
4 Weeks
DANVERS
WENZEL
$149
Test Preparation
Preparation for the College Board SAT – Mathematics
Get ready for the new SAT math: more questions, more word problems, and more scientifically based formulas. Prepare to achieve the highest possible score. Discuss the new test-taking strategies such as time utilization, “guessing” possibilities, and problem types. For both high and low aptitude students, those who have never taken the SATs and for those who have and wish to raise their scores. For ALL high school students; those who wish to improve their math scores and those who have never taken the test. Course can be worth 100 or more points (or even more) to the diligent student. Textbook required,, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
CST101 XCH CST101 YLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
60575 62496
Jul 12 Aug 02
8:00AM-10:00AM 8:00AM-10:00AM
Tue/Thu Tue/Thu
3 Weeks 3 Weeks
DANVERS LYNN
MCGUINNESS MCGUINNESS
$139 $139
Preparation for the College Board SAT – Verbal
Prepare for the SAT critical reading and writing test. Develop skills for critical reading of long and short reading passages, sentence completion, and vocabulary building. Discuss strategies, timing, pacing, and guessing. Please bring a short writing sample of at least one paragraph to class. For ALL high school students; those who wish to improve their verbal scores and those who have never taken the test. Bring a notebook. COURSE CODE
CST100 XDH CST100 YLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
60574 62495
Jul 12 Aug 02
10:15AM-12:15PM 10:15AM-12:15PM
Tue/Thu Tue/Thu
3 Weeks 3 Weeks
DANVERS LYNN
MCNIFF MCNIFF
$139 $139
TEAS Test Preparation for Health Programs – Science
Preparation for those planning on taking the TEAS test. Life Science, Human Body Science and Vocabulary, Chemical and Physical Science, and General Science will be covered. Textbook required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
CST129 ADH CST129 YLH
24
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63850 64401
Jun 6 Jul 20
6:00PM-8:00PM 6:30PM-8:30PM
Mon Wed
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
DANVERS LYNN
ST PIERRE STAFF
$139 $139
978-236-1200
TEST PREP
TEAS Test Preparation for Health Programs – Math
Preparation for those planning on taking the TEAS test. Focus on whole numbers, fractions and decimals, percentages, ration and proportion, metric conversions, and algebraic equations. Pre-test study guide required, available at the Danvers Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
CST131 XCH CST131 YLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
61619 62816
Jul 12 Aug 2
10:15AM-12:15PM 10:15AM-12:15PM
Tue/Thu Tue/Thu
3 Weeks 3 Weeks
DANVERS LYNN
MCGUINNESS MCGUINNESS
$139 $139
TEAS Test Preparation for Health Programs – Verbal
Preparation for those planning on taking the TEAS test. Reading development (including maps, charts, and graphs), English grammar and punctuation will be covered. If time allows, other areas will be reviewed according to student interest and need, and by specific student request. Students must have a basic knowledge of English grammar and punctuation. COURSE CODE
CST130 XDH CST130 YLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
61618 62815
Jul 12 Aug 2
8:00AM-10:00AM 8:00AM-10:00AM
Tue/Thu Tue/Thu
3 Weeks 3 Weeks
DANVERS LYNN
MCNIFF MCNIFF
$139 $139
Languages Basic English as a Second Language
Is English not your first language? Start learning English with non-credit courses in Basic ESL. ESL Information Sessions. Attend the information session at the Lynn campus. Advisors will discuss the schedule of classes, types, levels, costs and financial aid possibilities for credit classes. You will be given an appointment for the assessment test.* For more information call the ESL hotline: 781-477-2188. Pruebas Del Gravamen. Todos los estudiantes necesitan tomar una prueba del gravamen antes de colocar para las clases. Para concertar una cita, venida al centro de prueba, centro para los estudios del alternativa (CAS), sitio LE-232 en el campus de Lynn. Por favor llamada 781-477-2188 para más información. Essais d’Évaluation. Tous les étudiants doivent prendre un essai d’évaluation avant l’inscription aux classes. Pour prendre un rendez-vous, venu au centre de test, centre pour les études d’alternative (CAS), salle LE-232 sur le campus de Lynn. S’il vous plaît appel 781-477-2188 pour plus d’information. Testes Da Avaliação. Todos os estudantes necessitam fazer exame de um teste da avaliação antes de registar para classes. Para fazer uma nomeação, vinda ao centro testando, centro para os estudos da alternativa (CAS), quarto LE-232 no campus de Lynn. Por favor atendimento 781-477-2188 para mais informação. * Before you can sign up for classes, you must take an assessment test to measure your speaking, reading, writing, and listening ability. These results will determine the right class to take.
Basic English as a Second Language I
Introduction to English for true beginners whose first language is not English. Course includes extensive vocabulary development, simple reading and writing tasks, basic grammatical concepts, speaking, listening and student interaction. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must complete Placement Test administered at the Lynn campus within in the year. (See box for more information). COURSE CODE
CSB234 ALH CSB234 BLH CSB234 XLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
61486 64797 62179
May 16 May 16 Jul 11
6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Mon/Wed Mon/Wed Mon/Wed
6 Weeks 6 Weeks 6 Weeks
LYNN LYNN LYNN
DESHAIES AZENI DESHAIES
$199 $199 $199
Basic English as a Second Language II
Vocabulary development is taught, integrated with grammar topics such as plural formation, question words, and basic parts of speech. Write short paragraphs, develop basic strategies for listening comprehension, and improve oral skills. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must have completed Basic ESL I, or tested in ESL II according to the test administered at the Lynn Campus within the year. (See box for more information.) COURSE CODE
CSB235 ALH CSB235 XLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
61501 62178
May 24 Jul 11
6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue/Thu Mon/Wed
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
LYNN LYNN
MCCUNE-BARCA MCCUNE-BARCA
$199 $199
Basic English as a Second Language III
Learn more complex grammar structures. Practice writing short paragraphs and increase their vocabulary by reading a variety of texts. Speaking skills will be emphasized throughout the course. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must complete ESL II or test in ESL III according to the test administered at the Lynn campus within the year. (See box for more information.) COURSE CODE
CSB236 ALH CSB236 XLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
61502 62177
May 24 Jul 12
6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue/Thu Tue/Thu
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
LYNN LYNN
BUZZI BUZZI
$199 $199
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www.northshore.edu
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LANGUAGES
Basic English as a Second Language IV
A high-beginning course that focuses on improving reading skills and building vocabulary. Students plan and write short paragraphs and continue to work on speaking and listening skills. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must have completed ESL III or test in ESL IV according to the test administered at the Lynn campus within the year. (See box for more information.) COURSE CODE
CSB237 ALH CSB237 XLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
61503 62181
May 16 Jul 11
6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Mon/Wed Mon/Wed
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
LYNN LYNN
WHEELER HELEN
$199 $199
English Pronunciation and Oral Practice
For non-native speakers of English who want to improve their pronunciation of English sounds so that they can be more easily understood by native English speakers. You will meet individually with the instructor to help identify the sounds that are difficult. Pronunciation practice will include oral dialogues, poem recitation, and short presentations. Learn to understand the phonetic pronunciation symbols in dictionaries. Prerequisite: Must have completed Basic III, or tested into Basic IV within the year. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. COURSE CODE
CSB245 ALH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62388
May 16
6:00PM-9:00PM
Mon/Wed
6 Weeks
LYNN
MAESTRANZI
$199
Integrated Skills for Low-Intermediate ESL Students
Recommended for students intending to take credit ESL classes next semester. Concentrate on reinforcing and developing individual reading, writing, and oral skills in preparation for Intermediate ESL classes. Some sessions will take place in the ESL Multimedia Lab where you will use a variety of audio and video material. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must have completed ESL IV or tested in Integrated Skills according to test administered at the Lynn campus within the year. (See box for more information.) COURSE CODE
CSB205 ALH CSB205 XLH
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DAY(S)
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LOCATION
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FEE
62379 63154
May 24 Jul 12
6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue/Thu Tue/Thu
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
LYNN LYNN
ALEXANDER ALEXANDER
$199 $199
Integrated Skills for High-Intermediate ESL Students
You will focus on developing writing, reading, grammar and listening and speaking skills in preparation for more advanced ESL credit courses and to improve English skills for work. Some of the classes will be held in the ESL Multimedia lab using a variety of audio and video material, as well as online resources and exercises. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must have completed Intermediate Integrated Skills for Low-Intermediate ESL or tested accordingly to the administered at the Lynn Campus within the year. (See box for more information.) COURSE CODE
CSB261 ALH CSB261 XLH
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STARTS
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DAY(S)
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LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64274 64232
May 16 Jul 11
6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Mon/Wed Mon/Wed
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
LYNN LYNN
SULLIVAN SULLIVAN
$199 $199
Integrated Skills for Advanced ESL Students
Intended for High-Intermediate and Advanced speakers of English as a Second Language who would like to improve their reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. Emphasis will be placed on building vocabulary, and increasing fluency and accuracy in all areas. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must have completed Integrated Skills for High/Intermediate ESL or tested in Integrated Skills Advanced according to test administrated at Lynn campus within the year. (See box for more information.) COURSE CODE
CSB229 ALH CSB229 XLH
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STARTS
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DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
62380 62382
May 16 Jul 18
6:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-9:00PM
Mon/Wed Mon/Wed
6 Weeks 6 Weeks
LYNN LYNN
CONNOLY CONNOLY
$199 $199
Integrated Skills for High-Advanced ESL Students
Intended for advanced speakers of English as a Second Language looking to build further on their reading, writing, grammar, listening, and speaking skills. The class will focus on advanced vocabulary, essay writing, and grammar. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must have completed Advanced Integrated Skills or tested in according to test administrated at Lynn campus within the year. (See box for more information.) COURSE CODE
CSB254 ALH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
63285
May 24
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue/Thu
6 Weeks
LYNN
TABBUT
$199
ESL – Introduction to Academic Writing
Recommended to help low intermediate ESL and Basic IV students learn how to write correct academic English at the low intermediate level for preparation in taking academic, credit ESL classes at the intermediate 1 level, and to generally improve their writing skills. The focus will be on creating grammatically correct sentences, organizing ideas, learning the academic writing process, and revising and self-editing drafts. Learn to open a document in MS Word and attach a file to an e-mail message. Textbook required, available at the Lynn Campus Bookstore. Prerequisite: Must have completed Basic III, or tested into Basic IV according to the testing at the Lynn Campus within the year. New students must take the ESL assessment test on the Lynn Campus. (See box for more information.) COURSE CODE
CSB262 ALH
26
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64269
May 24
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue/Thu
6 Weeks
LYNN
MAESTRANZI
$199
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LANGUAGES
Foreign Languages American Sign Language I
Designed to introduce American Sign Language (ASL) as a visual-gestural language as well as a primary method of communication by deaf people. The manual alphabet (fingerspelling); basic vocabulary, grammar, and syntax. Explore deaf community and history with articles. COURSE CODE
CSB111 ADH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64579
May 25
6:30PM-8:00PM
Wed
8 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$219
Italian I
Learn how to understand and carry on simple conversations in Italian. Explore cultural aspects along with various dialects spoken throughout Italy. COURSE CODE
CSB217 BDH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
61278
Jun 02
6:30PM-8:30PM
Thu
8 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$219
Spanish 1
An informal approach to learning the Spanish language through interactive in-class communication, exchanging greetings, engaging in simple conversations and learning useful everyday vocabulary. You’ll enjoy conversing in class, at home, at work, or on vacation using your newly learned Spanish skills. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSB218 ADH
61210
May 18
6:30PM-8:45PM
Wed
7 Weeks
DANVERS
STARK
$219
Spanish for Health Professionals
Designed for physicians, nurses, physician assistants, and other health-related professionals who need to communicate with the growing Spanish population. Learn the terminology needed in your profession in order to communicate more effectively with your patients and clients. Earns 1.5 CEUs. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSB199 ADH
61466
Jul 20
6:30PM-8:45PM
Wed
7 Weeks
DANVERS
STARK
$219
Chi Gong for Health and Longevity
Mind Body & Soul
Chi Gong (also: qigong) is a gentle Chinese Mind-Body Fitness and Self-Healing System that can be practiced at all ages. Chi (or qi) is the energy of life. Gong means skill. So Chi Gong exercises are the flowing movements, simple postures, breathing methods, meditations, and visualizations that cultivate peak mental, emotional, and physical balance. Learn these skills in class and use them at home to bring increased energy, have a relaxed nervous system and an enhanced immune system. Chi Gong is preventive medicine that builds vitality and increases healthy longevity. You will feel the difference in your daily life! COURSE CODE
CSJ356 XOH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64367
Jun 06
5:15PM-06:15PM
Mon
6 Weeks
ALFALFA FARM
KIRSHON
$79
New! Gentle Yoga Gentle Kripalu yoga open to all abilities. Experience relaxation, proper posture and breathing techniques. Bring a mat to each class. COURSE CODE
CSJ295 ACN
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64847
Jun 1
6:00PM-7:00PM
Wed
8 Weeks
DANVERS
MORSE
$129
Tai Chi Chuan and Chi Gong for Health, Fitness, and Longevity
These ancient Chinese systems of therapeutic exercises and flowing forms will be combined to make you feel invigorated with an overall sense of wellbeing. No prior training is necessary. COURSE CODE
CSJ284 XOH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64320
Jun 6
4:00PM-05:00PM
Mon
6 Weeks
ALFALFA FARM
KIRSHON
$79
Spiritual Awareness through Mediumship and Healing Arts – Part 1
An introduction and hands on approach to spirituality through psychic mediumship and healing arts. Learn how to use and understand your intuition, healing strengths, tools of divination (pendulums or rods), how to read auras, and understanding chakras in conjunction with crystal healing. Develop your own psychic ability to help your life and the life of others. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSR100 ADH
64610
May 24
6:30PM-8:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
ALEXANDER
$109
Spiritual Awareness through Mediumship and Healing Arts – Part 2
Take a deeper look and continuation of light work through mediumship and healing arts. You will hone in on and fine-tune intuition and healing strengths and apply into your daily life. Gain confidence with aura work, chakra healing, crystal healing, and tools of divination and psychic abilities. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSR354 BDH
64611
Jul 19
6:30PM-8:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
ALEXANDER
$109
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Crochet I: The Chain Gang
Arts
Crochet is making a comeback! Whether you like afghans or amigurumi, this course will teach you the basics of crochet. Learn to chain, single crochet and double crochet while you make simple projects to treasure such as a scarf, baby blanket or smartphone covers. Materials will be discussed at the first class. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM559 ACH
64511
May 24
6:30PM-8:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
WINGATE
$109
Knitting – Part 1
Never knitted before? Returning to knitting after an absence? Learn knitting practices and the basics while knitting a square. Begin a simple scarf using knit and purl stitches in a combination of garter stitch and stockinet stitch patterns. Please call 978-236-1200 for a supply list. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM427 XCH
63832
Jul 26
6:30PM-8:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
WINGATE
$109
Jewelry and Metalsmithing – Part I
Design unique pieces of jewelry using basic metalsmithing techniques. Learn how to form metal sheet and wire by filing, sanding, dapping, disc cutting, corrugating, twisting and coiling. Learn jewelry making techniques including crimping and riveting. Tools and equipment provided. A $50 materials kit (copper sheet, silver wire, polishing materials, and a selection of semi-precious beads) is payable to instructor at first class. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM184 ACN
64837
May 25
6:30PM-9:30PM
Wed
6 Weeks
AFARM
PERUSEK-ROLL
$199
Jewelry and Metalsmithing – Part II
Expand your skills learned in Jewelry and Metalsmithing: Part I. See description for Part I. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM210 ACN
64838
Jul 20
6:30PM-9:30PM
Wed
6 Weeks
AFARM
PERUSEK-ROLL
$199
Exploring Acrylics
Designed for both novice painters and students who want to brush up their painting skills. Have fun learning tips and techniques to get specific results. Covered will be types of brushes and mediums to use to create different effects along with focusing in on brush strokes, blending, color mixing, and whole a lot more. Inspiration will come from still life, photos, and abstracts. A $5 still life fee is payable to instructor on the first day of class. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM005 ACH
61506
May 24
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STEINMAN
$239
Botanical Illustration
Capture the beauty of floral subjects using watercolor and pencil techniques. Fine-tune your observation skills as you learn how to paint flowers and plants with attention to details. Explore light and shade, form, color mixing, and textures. A $10 still life fee is payable to the instructor on the first day of class. All abilities welcome. COURSE CODE
CSM144 YLH
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
64397
Jul 26
6:00PM-9:00PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STEINMAN
$239
Introduction to Drawing
Learn basic drawing techniques in a supportive and non-threatening environment using line, value and texture to create the illusion of 3-Dimensional space. A variety of media will be explored. Please bring an 18" x 24" drawing pad, pencil, eraser and pencil sharpener to the first class. A materials list will be provided. Open to adults and high school students. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM102 XCM
61528
May 19
6:00PM-8:30PM
Thu
5 Weeks
DANVERS
ASHMORE-DAVIS
$199
Keep on Drawing
A drawing class for those with some previous experience in drawing. More complex subjects and methods for drawing space will be explored. Wet and dry media will be used. Please bring an 18" x 24" drawing pad, pencil, eraser and pencil sharpener to the first class. A materials list will be provided. Open to adults and high schools students. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM358 ACM
62046
Jul 20
3:00PM-5:30PM
Wed
5 Weeks
DANVERS
ASHMORE-DAVIS
$199
Painting from Life
Working from direct observation, you will learn the basics of composition, color mixing, underpainting and glazing with Acrylic paint and mediums. Appropriate for beginners or more experienced painters. Some drawing experience will be helpful. Please bring a sketchbook, pencil, eraser and pencil sharpener to the first class. A materials list will be provided. Open to adults and high school students. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM099 ACN
64839
Jul 20
6:00PM-9:30PM
Wed
5 Weeks
DANVERS
ASHMORE-DAVIS
$239
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Photography Basic Camera Techniques for Digital and Film
A basic camera course that teaches new photographers techniques for both 35-mm and digital adjustable cameras and accessories. Work outside of the automatic features on your camera. Covers f-stops, shutter speed, focusing, depth of field, composition, and when and how to use different film types and digital settings, plus proper use of filters and lenses. Bring your own adjustable 35-mm film camera or a digital camera that allows you to switch out of automatic mode. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM666 ACH CSM666 ALH CSM666 XCH
60882 60369 61065
May 24 May 25 Jul 19
10:00AM-12:00PM 7:00PM-9:00PM 6:00PM-8:00PM
Tue Wed Tue
6 Weeks 6 Weeks 6 Weeks
DANVERS LYNN DANVERS
CONWAY ROZAVSKY CONWAY
$159 $159 $159
Photographing the North Shore
We live in one of the most picturesque areas of the state. Our oceans, beaches, quaint fishing ports and woodlands lend themselves to great photographs. You will spend half the time out of the classroom and behind the camera discovering new and creative ways to see photographic possibilities right here in our own backyard. The course will consist of three Saturday morning field trips to selected locations in and around the North Shore as well as evening classroom time at the college the following week to review and critique our images from the previous field trip. Students will need a digital camera they are familiar with, a sturdy tripod and a basic understanding of transferring their images to a computer. This class meets Mondays from 6:30PM to 8:30PM and Saturdays from 9:00AM to 12:00PM. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM571 ACH
64538
Aug 01
6:30PM-8:30PM 9:00AM-12:00PM
Mon Sat
4 Weeks
DANVERS
GOOBEY
$159
Performing Arts
Stand-up Comedy
How many times have your friends and family said that you should be a stand-up comic!? But trying to do stand-up is a scary prospect, right? Learn to build a basic, usable tool-kit for generating and brainstorming material using life experiences creating a unique five minute stand-up routine in a fun and supportive environment. Class will end with a live performance at a local venue to showcase the students’ final work. Instructor Amy Tee is a veteran comedian with 10 years experience performing stand-up throughout New England and on national tours. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM374 ACH
62468
May 24
6:30-8:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
TEE
$149
Ukulele
Much more than a musical instrument, the tiny ukulele is a Pandora’s box of joy. Explore the percussive, harmonic and melodic possibilities of the mighty uke, and develop basic strums and chords with an eye toward vocal accompaniment. Those with previous string experience will learn to adapt their skills to the smaller scale. The cross-cultural development of the instrument, and its use in both Hawaiian and early 20th C. popular music, will be explored. Written materials and practice recordings will be provided. C tuned uke required. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM311 ACH
64366
May 25
6:00PM-8:00PM
Wed
6 Weeks
DANVERS
HICKS
$149
You’re On The Air
In what could be the one of most enlightening 2 hours you have ever spent, this class will show you how you could actually begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films, videos and more! Most people go about it the wrong way. You will learn about a unique, outside the box way to cash in on one of the most lucrative full or part-time careers out there! This is a business that you can handle on your own terms, on your own turf, in your own time, and with practically no overhead! And NOW is the best time to make this happen as new companies are looking for new voices like never before. This exciting and fun class could be the game changer you’ve been looking for! COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSA539 XCN
60736
Jul 13
7:00-09:00PM
Wed
1 Day
DANVERS
STAFF
$79
New! Writing Mysteries and Thrillers
Writing & Literature
Murder most foul! Join author and former Bantam Doubleday Dell editor, Anthony Gangi, for a class delving into the dark corners inhabited by mystery and thriller novels and how to write them. With an eye towards what typifies the genre – clues, evidence, pacing, red herrings and MacGuffins – the class will also address structure, characterization, dialogue and narrative. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSW125 ABN
60670
Jun 7
6:30PM-8:30PM
Tue
6 Weeks
DANVERS
GANGI
$179
Creative Writing
Do you have a story to tell or an emotion to convey? Each class will begin with an exercise that will initiate you into the process of creative writing. Explore the genre of short fiction, but student writers are welcome to explore creative non-fiction and poetry as well. Topics of discussion will include strategies for keeping the process flowing in the midst of our busy lives and ways to publish your work in print or online. You will have the opportunity to share your work and receive feedback from other writers. Current writers are welcome, but no prior experience is necessary. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSW103 ACH
62501
May 19
6:00PM-8:00PM
Thu
6 Weeks
DANVERS
STAFF
$149
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WRITING
Novel Bootcamp – Part I: First Word to First Draft
Join author and former Bantam Doubleday Dell editor, Anthony Gangi in a course that will guide you through the steps of getting from beginning to end of that ever elusive first draft. With a bulk of the writing being done outside class time, this intensive course will guide you through the process of writing a novel with a full draft completed by the end of the 8 week cycle. Particular emphasis will be paid to structure, characterization, and dialogue. Daily support will be provided by the instructor and fellow students. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSW145 XCH
64029
May 25
6:30PM-8:30PM
Wed
8 Weeks
DANVERS
GANGI
$189
Novel Bootcamp – Part II
You will be guided through the steps of revising, honing and prepping your novel. Bring it through second and third drafts with an eye towards submitting to agents and publishers. With a bulk of the writing being done outside class time, this intensive course will give particular emphasis to characterization layering, research and revision strategies as well as query letters, submissions, agents and publishers. Daily support will be provided by the instructor and fellow students. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSW147 ACH
64669
Jul 20
6:30PM-8:45PM
Wed
7 Weeks
DANVERS
GANGI
$189
Other Interests
Star Gazing – What’s Out There? An Introduction to Astronomy
Have you ever wanted to view the rings of Saturn , get a close up view of the craters on the moon? Do you look up at the night sky and wonder what a pattern of stars represents? Are you curious about worlds beyond our own? Come learn about our solar system, our home galaxy the Milky Way, and the Universe beyond along with observing objects in our Solar System – the moon, planets, comets and meteor showers. Learn about the different types of amateur telescopes, their features, basic operation, and the advantages and disadvantages of each type. You will then venture out of our Solar System to deep sky objects like star clusters, nebulae and other galaxies. Weather permitting, we will spend one evening under the stars observing with a telescope and there will also be opportunities for field trips to local observatories or local astronomy club star parties. No telescope required, just bring your enthusiasm and curiosity. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSR353 ADH
64509
Jun 7
7:00PM-9:00PM
Tue
4 Weeks
DANVERS
HOCKER
$89
Beekeeping – From A to Bees
Learn from an expert beekeeper all about bees, beekeeping, and acquiring the necessary equipment to get you started. An $18 fee is payable to the instructor ($15 for textbook; $3 for supplies to build a frame). A field trip will take place on a Saturday to be determined. Class held off-campus at instructor’s studio. Call 978-236-1200 for directions. COURSE CODE
CRN
STARTS
MTG TIME
DAY(S)
DURATION
LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR
FEE
CSM449 AOH
63834
May 25
7:00PM-9:00PM
Wed
6 Weeks
FIELD
GAGLIONIE
$99
Online Courses
(Formerly Gatlin Education Services) Online Career Training anytime, anywhere … just a click away! North Shore Community College, in partnership with ed2go (formerly Gatlin Education Services), offers online open enrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional level positions for many in-demand occupations. Our programs are designed by a team of professionals from each respective field, who work to provide you with an effective web-based learning experience. Instructors/mentors are actively involved in your online learning experience. They respond to any questions or concerns, as well as encourage and motivate you to succeed. Registration is now a Simple, One-Step Process! Go to www.ed2go.com/nscc and visit the Courses page, select the course you want to take. Click on the Enroll Now button, enter your information, and pay with a credit card on the Ed2Go website.
Benefits of Online Career Training: Learn in-demand job skills • Start anytime • Set your own pace • Affordably priced These courses are not eligible for state tuition remission waivers.
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ONLINE
Online Courses to Help Improve Your Skills MindEdge Online courses are designed to help you improve your professional knowledge and skills to take the next steps in your career. All MindEdge Online courses are developed by business school professors, industry professionals, and subject matter experts. Courses are available 24 hours a day on any device with an internet connection. We combine interactive exercises, mini-cases, video, and focused reading to ensure that our courses are not only engaging, but that you really learn. Choose courses from the following categories: Agile Creativity and Innovation Finance
Human Resources International Trade Non Profit Management
Project Management Six Sigma Sustainable Management
For specific course listings, visit community.northshore.edu/online and click on the MindEdge link. Our courses are endorsed by the following:
Youth Programs SUMMER OF DISCOVERY CLASSES FOR KIDS, TWEENS, AND TEENS AT OUR DANVERS CAMPUS!
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Minecraft Video Game Design Vet Science Little Veterinarian Culinary Arts Aviation Art Classes Voice Lessons Digital Photography & Photoshop 3D SketchUp Lego Robotics Lego Construction For Little Kids Scrubs – A hands on look at careers in health care! Texts and Tweets – A look at careers in communications Irish Step Dance
know that kids can’t wait for school to be out and enjoy the hazy, lazy days of summer. But not too long into their break, boredom sets in and we are all looking for a few activities to add to their calendars! Taking one class or many summer classes at North Shore Community College offers kids a chance to be on our beautiful college campus, make new friends from all over the North Shore, and learn something new in all kinds of areas. Kicking off July 6, classes run through August 19.
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Check out our brochure for class descriptions, dates, and tuition. Download it at community.northshore.edu/downloads/sod-brochure-201606.pdf and sign up today! Summer 2016 Courses
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Upgraded workforce skills and opportunities Company North Shore Medical Center, Salem, MA
Challenge Human Resources wanted to better understand and implement effective personnel laws and policies, develop dynamic teams, and resolve conflicts. Solution North Shore Medical Center worked collaboratively with Corporate Training Solutions at NSCC and its facilitators to develop and implement a customized management training program. Result “In HR, our goal is to foster leadership. North Shore Medical Center believes this customized management program far exceeded our expectations. It has provided managers with the skills to be confident leaders and has contributed to our culture of excellence.” — Arthur Bowes, Senior Vice President, Arthur Bowes Human Resources Senior Vice President, Human Resources North Shore Medical Center
Contact Us
Dianne Palter Gill Dean, Corporate & Community Education Phone: 978-236-1225 dpalterg@northshore.edu Elaine Champagne Director of Sales/Workforce Development – Directs and coordinates contract training programs with Business & Industry partners. Phone: 978-236-1206 Email: echampag@northshore.edu
Susan Ryan Fulfillment Specialist – Supports corporate training area; handles corporate trainers’ materials, contracts, and questions pertaining to fulfillment of corporate contracts. Phone: 978-236-1240 Email: sryan@northshore.edu Helene VanDernoot Director, Business & Industry Programs / Workforce Development – Directs and coordinates contract training programs with Business & Industry partners. Phone: 978-236-1207 Email: hvandern@northshore.edu
General Information Campus Locations Danvers
The Danvers Campus at 1 Ferncroft Road is located off Route 1 and houses administrative offices, a Health Professions and Science Building, and Frederick E. Berry Building, a new state-of-the-art academic building and Learning Resource Center. From the south to Ferncroft Road, Danvers. Route 1 North to Danvers or Route 95 North to Danvers, Exit 50. From either route follow signs for NSCC onto Route 1 South. Take right onto Ferncroft Road. NSCC Campus first left. From the north to Ferncroft Road, Danvers. Route 95 south to Danvers, Exit 50, Route 1 south. Right onto Ferncroft Road. NSCC campus first left. From Route 128 South. Take Route 62 West toward Middleton. Take Route 1 North – passing the Route 95 exit – to Route 1 South (you will essentially be making a U-turn from Route 1 North to South). Take the first right onto Ferncroft Road. NSCC is on your left.
Alfalfa Farm. Take Route 95 to exit 50 (Route 1 North in Danvers.) Go left on North Street (there will be a set of lights, a Mobil station on the left and an Exxon station on the right.) Drive about a half-mile. Alfalfa Farm is on the left after the “Entering Topsfield” sign.
Middleton. North Shore Business Center, 30 Log Bridge Road, Middleton, MA (978-762-4000).
Lynn. The Lynn Campus located at 300 Broad Street, adjacent to the Lynnway, includes science and technology laboratories and a library. The College also houses Community Education courses, classrooms, offices and the Campus Police Office at the MBTA station across from the Lynn Campus on the corner of Broad and Market Streets. From south on Route 1A to Lynn Campus, 300 Broad Street. Route 1A from Callahan Tunnel onto the Lynnway. Follow signs for Route 1A/Downtown Lynn. At second lights take right onto Broad Street. Campus immediately on right. To park: right onto Washington Street. Parking lot is on right, behind campus building. From north/south to Lynn Campus, 300 Broad Street. Route 128 to Route 1 south. From Route 1 south, take Route 129 east. Follow Route 129 past Atlanticare Medical Center to traffic lights at intersection of Boston Street (pond on your left.) Continue straight onto Chestnut Street (Route 129A) and follow to end (intersection of Lewis and Broad Streets). Right onto Broad Street. Pass through 5 sets of lights, campus (McGee Building) on left. To park: before campus, take left from Broad Street onto Washington Street. Parking lot is on right behind campus building. Lynn MBTA Building. Is located on the corner of Market and Broad Streets across from McGee Building. Entrance to garage parking within facility is directly off Market Street. Off Campus. Call 978-236-1200 for locations and directions.
Noncredit Course Refund Policy You must officially withdraw from a noncredit course by completing a Student Action Form (available from NSCC administrators at most campus locations), by fax (978-762-4015), or by dated letter (Enrollment & Student Records, NSCC, Com. Ed. Div., 1 Ferncroft Rd., PO Box 3340, Danvers, MA 01923-0840). • Withdraw before the second class meeting: Total Refund • Withdrawal after the second class meeting: No Refund To withdraw from a one or two meeting activity, you must contact Corporate and Community Education in writing or by phone at least 72 hours before the activity begins if you wish a tuition refund.
Tuition Waivers Students with approved tuition waivers, tuition remission, or tuition vouchers may register at any time. Tuition waivers, tuition remission, or tuition vouchers do not apply to special programs, seminars, or online courses. (Massachusetts Employee Waivers are not eligible for Healthcare courses or Personal Trainer). Individuals will be placed in the class on a space available basis, no sooner than five business days before the start of the course. In the event that the class is cancelled, the employee has the option to resubmit for the next scheduled class. For all courses offered, student registrations must meet the
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cost of delivering the course before any waivers will be honored. Individuals with tuition waivers will be responsible for the cost of all materials and/or books even when materials are included in tuition.
Policies Information Subject to Change. The college reserves the right to add or delete courses and programs or to revise tuition, fees, and insurance requirements to allow for unforeseen developments. The college cannot guarantee that the instructor whose name is printed by the course will teach that course. Nonpayment. Failure to pay your account balance in full on or before the 1st day of the class may result in your losing your seat in the class. If you have a 3rd party sponsor they must provide a valid billing authorization or purchase order on or before the 1st day of the class. NSCC reserves the right to charge you a $50 late fee for any past due account balances. Course Cancellation. Individual courses may be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. NSCC makes every effort to notify students by phone and/or mail as soon as the decision is made. Noncredit courses are generally cancelled one week prior to start date. Students may choose another course or receive a refund. Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity. North Shore Community College is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on basis of race, creed, religion, color, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, genetic information, maternity leave, and national origin in its education programs or employment pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 151B and 151C, Title VI, Civil Rights Act of 1964; Title IX, Education Amendments of 1972; Section 504, Rehabilitation Act of 1973; Americans with Disabilities Act, and regulations promulgated thereunder, 34 C.F.R. Part 100 (Title VI), Part 106 (Title IX) and Part 104 (Section 504). All inquiries concerning application of the above should be directed to the College’s Affirmative Action Officer and/or the College’s Coordinator of Title IX and Section 504. A complete copy of the Affirmative Action Policy is available in the Library, in the Human Resources Office, and on the college website. Disability Services. Students with disabilities who anticipate the need for accommodations are encouraged to visit www.northshore.edu/disability and follow the outlined procedure to request services at least four weeks before the start of classes. Disability Services provides academic accommodations and services for students with disabilities so that these individuals have equal access to programs and activities. Through collaboration, Disability Services works toward assisting students in maximizing their academic potential, while also promoting self-awareness, self-advocacy, and ultimately, personal responsibility and independence. For more information about Disability Services please visit our website: www.northshore.edu/disability, or call: Danvers Campus: 978-762-4000, ext. 4461, or ext. 4373; Lynn Campus: 781-593-6722, ext. 2193, or ext. 6226. Community Notification of Where to Access Sex Offender Information. In accordance with federal law, the College is required to advise the campus community where information concerning registered sex offenders may be obtained. Information concerning Level 2 and Level 3 offenders is available to the general public by contacting the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Sex Offender Registry Board, located at P.O. Box 4547, Salem, MA 01970-4547, 978-740-6400, or the following Police Departments: • Lynn Police Department: 300 Washington Street, Lynn, MA 01901 • Danvers Police Department: 120 Ash Street, Danvers, MA 01923 • Beverly Police Department: 193 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA 01915 Level 3 offender information is also available on-line at www.mass.gov/sorb. If you have any questions regarding access to sex offender information, please feel free to contact the Colleges Chief of Police, Douglas P. Puska at 781-593-7032. Drug Free Schools and Campuses. North Shore Community College strictly adheres to the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act. For further information, contact Director of Human Resource Development: 978-762-4000 x5470 or 781-593-6722 x5470. Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act. North Shore Community College is committed to assisting all the members of the college community in providing for their own safety and security. The annual security compliance document is available on the North Shore Community College website at www.northshore.edu/services/police/index.html. If you would
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Policies, continued like to receive a booklet called the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy & Crime Statistics Act, which contains this information, you can stop by the Campus Police Desk at our Lynn Campus or you can request a copy be mailed to you by calling 978-762-4090. The website contains information on campus security and personal safety, including crime prevention, college police law-enforcement authority, crime reporting policies, disciplinary procedures, and other important matters about security on campus. It also contains statistics for the three previous calendar years on reported crimes that occurred on
campus and certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by North Shore Community College, and on public property within or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus. This information is required by law and provided by the Campus Police Department. Parking. Parking permits are available from the Campus Police Officer on duty at the Lynn and Danvers campuses. Free parking for students is provided within the white lined spaces.
Information Directory Connecting All Departments Adverse Weather Hotline Center for Alternative Studies & Educational Testing Campus Bookstore Corporate Training Solutions Credit Courses Emergency – Campus Police Enrollment and Student Records Adult Basic Education Library Media Noncredit Courses – Division of Corporate & Community Education Student Financial Services Student Support Center TTY for the Deaf Veterans Website
978-762-4000 978-762-4200 978-236-1200 Danvers 978-762-4000 Danvers 978-762-4046 Beverly 978-236-1200 Danvers 978-762-4188 x6222 x4342, 4458, 4336, 4315 978- 236-1277 Danvers 978-739-5526 Danvers 978-739-5400 978-236-1200 Danvers 978-762-4189 Danvers 978-762-4036 Danvers 978-762-4140 978-762-4000 x4368 www.northshore.edu
781-593-6722 781-593-6722 x4200 Lynn 781-593-6722 x4376 Lynn 781-477-2127 Lynn 781-477-2107 x6261, 6202, 2131, 6649 Lynn 781-477-2133 Lynn 781-477-2157 Lynn 781-477-2191 Lynn 781-477-2132 Lynn 781-477-2136 Lynn 781-593-6722 x4368
The College Bookstore Danvers Campus • 1 Ferncroft Road, Danvers, MA 01923 • 978-762-4046 Lynn Campus • 300 Broad Street, Lynn, MA 01901 • 781-477-2127
Summer 2016 Store Hours, Both Bookstores Session I May 9-11 May 12 May 13 May 16-18 May 19 May 20 May 23-26 May 27 May 30 May 31 June 1-24 June 3, 10, 17, 24
M-W TH F M-W TH F M-TH F M T M-TH F
8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 3:45 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 3:45 P.M Closed for holiday 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M 8:30 A.M. - 3:45 P.M.
Session II June 27, 28 June 29 June 30 July 1 July 4 July 5-6 July 7 July 8 July 11-14 July 15 July 18-21 July 22 July 25-28 July 29
M,T W TH F M T-W TH F M-TH F M-TH F M-TH F
8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Closed for inventory Closed for holiday 8:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 3:45 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 3:45 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 3:45 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. - 3:45 P.M.
Please note: E-learning course books are in both bookstores. Lynn bookstore supplies books for the Lynn campus students only. All others must purchase books in Danvers. 10% senior citizens’ discount given at time of purchase for registered students with proof of age and registration. Cash, personal check drawn on Massachusetts bank with pictured ID, Master Card, Visa and Discover are accepted. Out-of-state and company checks are not accepted at either bookstore.
Summer 2016 Holiday Schedule The following is a list of holidays/breaks when the college is closed: May 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Memorial Day July 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Independence Day For additional academic calendar information, please go to www.northshore.edu/calendar
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Index Access 2013: Level 1...................................................................................................... 15
ESL – Introduction to Academic Writing..................................................................26
Adobe Illustrator: Level 1 .............................................................................................23
Event Design and Décor............................................................................................... 21
Adobe Illustrator: Level 2 .............................................................................................23
Event Planning................................................................................................................. 21
Adobe InDesign: Level 1 ..............................................................................................23
Excel 2013 In a Day: Level 1........................................................................................ 16
Adobe Photoshop: Level 1 ..........................................................................................23
Excel 2013 In a Day: Level 2........................................................................................ 16
Adobe Photoshop: Level 2 .......................................................................................... 24
Excel 2013: Level 1......................................................................................................... 15
Aesthetics and Skin Care.............................................................................................. 11
Excel 2013: Level 2......................................................................................................... 15
American Sign Language I ........................................................................................... 27
Excel: Just Formulas and Functions .......................................................................... 16
Aromatherapy Facial – Advanced Aesthetic Workshop ....................................... 12
Excel: Just Pivot Tables ................................................................................................. 17
Bartending ........................................................................................................................ 21
Exploring Acrylics ...........................................................................................................28
Basic Camera Techniques for Digital and Film ......................................................29
File Management Proficiency ...................................................................................... 17
Basic English as a Second Language I ......................................................................25
Fundamentals of Interior Design ...............................................................................22
Basic English as a Second Language II .....................................................................25
Gardening in Small Spaces ..........................................................................................22
Basic English as a Second Language III....................................................................25
New! Gentle Yoga ....................................................................................................... 27
Basic English as a Second Language IV ...................................................................26
Grant Writing Essentials – Part 1 ............................................................................... 13
Basic First Aid .................................................................................................................. 11
Grant Writing – Part 2 ................................................................................................... 14
Basic Kitchen Design: An Introduction ....................................................................23
New! Great Wines at Great Prices ........................................................................ 21
Beekeeping – From A to Bees ....................................................................................30
HACCP Manager ............................................................................................................. 21
Body Exfoliation and Wrap – Advanced Aesthetic Workshop ........................... 12
Herb Gardens ..................................................................................................................22
Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part 1 ....................................................................... 12
History of Furniture Styles ...........................................................................................23
Bookkeeping and Accounting: Part 2 ....................................................................... 12
How to Manage Conflict in the Organization......................................................... 13
Botanical Illustration ......................................................................................................28
Integrated Skills for Advanced ESL Students ..........................................................26
Bridal Makeup: Cosmetology and Advanced Aesthetic Workshop .................. 12
Integrated Skills for High-Advanced ESL Students ................................................26
Build a Website With WordPress ............................................................................... 24
Integrated Skills for High-Intermediate ESL Students ..........................................26
Business and Financial Math....................................................................................... 14
Integrated Skills for Low-Intermediate ESL Students ...........................................26
Business Communication and Office Skills ............................................................ 14
Interior Design Studio 1 ...............................................................................................22
Business Writing ............................................................................................................. 14
Introduction to Drawing ...............................................................................................28
Caring for People with Alzheimer’s ............................................................................. 8
Introduction to the Computer Workshop ............................................................... 16
Chi Gong for Health and Longevity .......................................................................... 27
Intro to Culinary Arts: Part 1 .......................................................................................20
CompTIA A+ Certification: Test Prep ........................................................................ 17
Italian I............................................................................................................................... 27
CompTIA Healthcare IT Technician Certification: Test Prep ...............................20
Jewelry and Metalsmithing – Part I ...........................................................................28
CompTIA Network+ Certification: Test Prep .......................................................... 17
Jewelry and Metalsmithing – Part II..........................................................................28
Container Gardening .....................................................................................................22
Keep on Drawing ...........................................................................................................28
Corporate Event Planning ............................................................................................22
Keyboarding on the Computer................................................................................... 16
CPR and AED ................................................................................................................... 11
Kitchen Gardens .............................................................................................................22
Creative Writing ..............................................................................................................29
Knitting – Part 1..............................................................................................................28
Crochet I: The Chain Gang ..........................................................................................28
Landscape and Garden Maintenance – Summer ..................................................22
Cybersecurity – CompTIA Security+: Test Prep.....................................................20
Manage Your Website With WordPress ................................................................... 24
Dental Assisting Program............................................................................................... 8
Manual Lymphatic Massage: Advanced Aesthetic Workshop............................ 12
Drafting for Interior Designers ...................................................................................22
Medical Interpreting Certification Prep ...................................................................... 9
EKG Technician ................................................................................................................. 9
Nail Technician ................................................................................................................ 12
Electronic Health Care Records .................................................................................. 10
Novel Bootcamp – Part I: First Word to First Draft ..............................................30
English Pronunciation and Oral Practice .................................................................26
Novel Bootcamp – Part II.............................................................................................30
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INDEX Nurse Assistant / Home Health Aide .......................................................................... 8
Spanish 1 .......................................................................................................................... 27
Outlook 2013: Level 1 ................................................................................................... 15
Spanish for Health Professionals ............................................................................... 27
Outlook 2013 Workshop .............................................................................................. 17
Spiritual Awareness through Mediumship and Healing Arts – Part 1 ............. 27
Painting from Life ...........................................................................................................28
Spiritual Awareness through Mediumship and Healing Arts – Part 2 ............. 27
Personal Fitness Trainer Certification ....................................................................... 10
Staging/Redesign 1 ........................................................................................................23
Pharmacy Technician Program ................................................................................... 10
Stand-up Comedy ..........................................................................................................29
Phlebotomy Technician ................................................................................................ 10
Star Gazing – What’s Out There? An Introduction to Astronomy ....................30
Photographing the North Shore.................................................................................29
New! Summertime Tapas.........................................................................................20
PowerPoint 2013 In a Day: Level 1............................................................................ 17
New! Summertime Wines – Chill But Please No Ice! .................................... 21
PowerPoint 2013: Level 1............................................................................................. 15
Tai Chi Chuan and Chi Gong for Health, Fitness, and Longevity ..................... 27
Preparation for the College Board SAT – Mathematics ....................................... 24
TEAS Test Preparation for Health Programs – Math ............................................25
Preparation for the College Board SAT – Verbal ................................................... 24
TEAS Test Preparation for Health Programs – Science........................................ 24
Principles of Design .......................................................................................................23
TEAS Test Preparation for Health Programs – Verbal ..........................................25
Professional Rescuer CPR ............................................................................................ 11
New! Terminology for the Medical Office ......................................................... 11
Public Speaking for Impact .......................................................................................... 14
The Audit Paper Trail ..................................................................................................... 13
QuickBooks 2015: Level 1............................................................................................ 13
Time Management – Take Control ............................................................................ 13
QuickBooks 2015: Level 2............................................................................................ 13
Ukulele ..............................................................................................................................29
QuickBooks: Just Reports ............................................................................................ 13
New! Video Game Development: How to Get Started ................................. 16
QuickBooks Payroll ........................................................................................................ 13
Wine Appreciation 101 ................................................................................................. 21
Real Estate Salesperson’s Exam Preparation .......................................................... 14
Word 2013 In a Day: Level 1 ....................................................................................... 17
New! Scales to Tails....................................................................................................20
Word 2013 In a Day: Level 2 ....................................................................................... 17
ServSafe Food Sanitation ............................................................................................. 21
Word 2013: Level 1 ........................................................................................................ 15
Share This: Professional Approaches to Social Media ......................................... 16
Word 2013: Level 2 ........................................................................................................ 15
SHRM Essentials of Human Resources Management .......................................... 14
New! Writing Mysteries and Thrillers .................................................................29
SHRM Learning System Certification Prep Course ............................................... 14
New! Writing Winning Website Content ............................................................ 24
SketchUp Level 1 ............................................................................................................23
You’re On The Air ...........................................................................................................29
SolidWorks .......................................................................................................................20
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REGISTRATION FORM Summer 2016
NSCC Youth Programs
Call us at 978-236-1200 to register over the phone Fax registration to: 978-236-1220 Mail to: NSCC, Youth Programs, 1 Ferncroft Road, Danvers, MA 01923 Make checks payable to: NSCC
Please download the Health Medical form and return with this registration form. www.northshore.edu/downloads/youth_health_form.pdf
1 Ferncroft Road • Danvers, MA 01923-1840 Danvers 978-762-4000 • Lynn 781-593-6722 • Middleton 978-762-4000
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We add new classes all the time! Be sure to check our website for additional course offerings.
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AESTHETICS Information Sessions June 13, July 18, Aug 8 • 4 PM June 27 • 5:30 PM Math & Science Building Room DS 123, Danvers Campus
NSCC’s 300 clock-hour Aesthetics & Skin Care program will provide you with the knowledge, and hands-on experience with the products, electrical equipment, techniques, and popular trends used in salons and spas. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to take the MA Aesthetics Licensing Exam.
Career Training Information Night May 5, Aug 17 • 5:30 PM Math & Science Building DS 106, Danvers Campus FREE admission PRICELE informati SS on
Short-term training, long-term results! Come find out about training for high demand jobs: high tech, health careers, and licensing and trade certifications. We welcome veterans — come speak with NSCC’s Veterans Services about funding eligibility.
IT Information Session August 8• 5:30 PM Math & Science Building DS 106, Danvers Campus
Computer System administrators, provide daily support for software users. They maintain, coordinate, and direct the computer systems and networks of an organization and keep the company safe from outside viruses and/or hackers. Come learn more about certification opportunities and upgrade your IT toolkit!
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