Fall 2024 Continuing Education Schedule

CONTINUING EDUCATION: 2024 FALL SEMESTER

The Division of Continuing Education offers a broad range of courses designed to meet adult vocational, avocational, cultural, intellectual, and social interests and needs. Other part-time programs are designed for occupational training needs of new and expanding industries and individuals at all levels of labor and management, as well as the professions.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Admission to all publicly-offered Continuing Education courses is open to adults 18 years of age and older on a first-come, space-available basis, unless special admission requirements must be met. Individuals ages 16 and 17 can be admitted if a release form for minors is completed prior to the class start date. Certain classes require background checks, placement tests, and/or a high school diploma or NC High School Equivalency certification.

Courses are listed under program area headings. Please note that some course information may have changed since publication of the schedule.

Pre-registration and payment of registration fees are required one (1) business day before the class start date for Continuing Education classes. This excludes Basic Skills, HRD, and off-campus classes. All pre-registered students will be notified in advance of any changes to classes. No walk-in registrations will be taken in the classroom (with the exception of Basic Skills, HRD, and offcampus classes).

“Register by” dates are listed for classes that require preregistration.

Start and end dates for all Continuing Education classes are shown with each listing.

Registrations will be taken during the registration schedule as shown below. Registrations are processed immediately and are on a first-come, first-served basis.

REGISTRATION DATES

Beginning Monday, June 10 – August 1

Monday – Thursday: 8 AM – 4:30 PM College closed on Fridays

Beginning Monday, August 5

Monday – Thursday: 8 AM – 4:30 PM Fridays: 8 AM – 2:30 PM

Ways to Register:

• In-person in building B, room 105

• Online for select courses at wilsoncc-register.fundfive.com/course

• Mail-in Registration

NOTE: Registration is open for any available class up to one (1) business day prior to the date of the first scheduled class. No registrations will be taken in the classroom. The College reserves the right to cancel a class due to insufficient registrations.

Mail-in Registration

Mail-in registrations must be received in the Continuing Education office one (1) business day prior to the date of the first scheduled class. These registrations will be processed the day following receipt. Students should mail a completed registration form with payment by check or money order made payable to Wilson Community College. Mail to:

Wilson Community College

Continuing Education Registration PO Box 4305

Wilson, NC 27893-0305

The Continuing Education registration form can be found at: www.wilsoncc.edu/continuing-education

NOTE: Registration fees will be returned if the class is full or is canceled

GENERAL INFORMATION

Cancellations

A course may be canceled if fewer than ten (10) students enroll. Registration fees will be returned if the class is full or is canceled.

Fees

ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY ACT OF THE NC GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

A. Occupational Extension fees are based on the number of contact hours as follows: 1-24 hrs. = $70

25-50 hrs. = $125 51+ hrs. = $180

B. Occupational Extension students will be charged a $5 technology fee per semester for courses consisting of nine (9) or more hours.

C. Continuing Education students taking on-campus classes will be charged a $15 security fee per semester for courses consisting of 16 or more hours.

D. Basic Skills classes are free.

E. Community Service/Self-Supporting Fees are based on the cost of offering the course. There are no fee exemptions. All students must pay.

F. Accident Insurance ($2) and Malpractice Insurance ($16) are required for EMT/EMS, Nurse Aide, Dialysis, and Phlebotomy students. Insurance is optional for all other Continuing Education students and may be purchased at the Cashier window.

Refunds

For Occupational Extension classes, a 100% refund shall be made if the student withdraws PRIOR to the first class meeting. A 75% refund shall be made if the student withdraws from the class PRIOR to the official 10% point of the class. In either case, requests for refunds must be made by completing a Continuing Education course withdrawal form, and these forms are available in the Continuing Education office (B-105). No refunds are granted for Community Service and Self-Supporting courses once the classes have started. For classes canceled by the College, a full refund shall be made. You do not have to request a refund in these cases. Please allow 3-5 weeks for processing refunds. No refunds shall be made after the 10% point of the class.

Eligibility

To be eligible to enroll in Continuing Education courses, students must be 18 years of age or secure their principal’s permission if they are 16 or 17 years of age and enrolled in high school. Children and others not registered in a class are not allowed to attend.

NOTE: Some programs/courses require students to meet additional age requirements (i.e. Nurse Aide I and II, Fire Academy, EMT).

Textbook Information

Pursuant to the Higher Education Opportunity Act, colleges are required to make required textbook information available to students at the time of registration. This information includes the ISBN number and retail price. If the ISBN number is not available, the college must provide the author, title, publisher, and copyright date. Textbook information is available via a link to the bookstore on the Continuing Education schedule on the college website.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

The Continuing Education Unit is used as the basic unit of measurement for an individual’s participation in Continuing Education classes, courses, and programs. Wilson Community College awards CEUs for successful completion of learning activities providing unified, systematic instruction in academic and/or occupational courses.

Attention: Teachers

Wilson Community College offers a variety of classes that the Wilson County Public School Administration may accept as CEU credit, depending on applicability of the course to the individual teacher’s professional development. Prior to registering for a class, please submit a brief request for approval to your principal. If you teach in a county other than Wilson, please contact your Professional Development Office prior to registering for a course to request approval.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WhatisContinuing Education?

Continuing Education provides quality instruction in nondegree and non-diploma educational activities for area adults. Continuing Education courses do not earn academic credit. These courses are designed to provide specific knowledge and/or upgrade skills. Programs of instruction are designed to lead some students to achieve basic skills proficiencies and enable them to obtain their high school diploma or high school equivalency (HSE). A variety of courses are offered to meet vocational, avocational, cultural, intellectual, social, and recreational interests. Other programs are designed to provide occupational training for existing, new, and expanding industries and individuals at all levels of employment.

DoIhavetobeadmittedtotheCollegeasastudent?

No. You do not have to be admitted as a Wilson Community College student to take Continuing Education courses.

DoesContinuingEducationawardanytypeofcredit?

Continuing Education courses do not earn academic credit, however, some award continuing education units (CEUs).

Whatisa blended class?

A blended class is a traditional face-to-face class with an additional online portion.

WhatifIhavequestionsaboutaclassorprogram?

If you have questions about a specific course or program, contact the Division of Continuing Education at (252) 246-1287

Whoteachesthecourseorworkshop?

Classes are taught by qualified experts in the area of instruction. Instructors may be Wilson Community College faculty members, professionals, or someone with advanced experience in the topic of instruction. In some cases, the College partners with regional and national training providers.

HowdoIregister?

Pre-registration is required for all classes with the exception of Basic Skills, HRD, and off-campus classes. You must register by the date listed with the course title. No registrations will be taken in the classroom with the exception of Basic Skills, HRD, and off-campus classes.

Isthereanytypeoffinancialassistanceavailable?

Yes. There are limited funds available for Continuing Education scholarships. Contact the Division of Continuing Education at (252) 246-1287 for information on your specific area of interest.

WhatisthecosttotakeaContinuingEducationclass? PROGRAM COST

Adult Basic Education Free * Adult High School Free * English Language Program Free * Occupational Extension $70-$180/class * Small Business Seminars Free

Community Service (Self-Supporting):

Student pays a pro-rata share of the cost of instruction. Each fee is shown with course listing.

NOTE: There are no fee exemptions for self-supporting classes. A $15.00 security fee is required for on-campus classes meeting sixteen (16) hours or more. A $5.00 technology fee is required for on-campus classes meeting nine (9) hours or more.

FUND YOUR FUTURE: CONTINUING EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS

The Wilson Community College Division of Continuing Education has scholarship and financial aid opportunities available to students. The scholarships and financial aid listed below are dependent on the type and length of the class, and the award criteria established by the funding agency. Eligible courses are listed under each scholarship. Funding is limited and is not guaranteed.

All scholarships require the submission of an application. Applications are available online and in the Continuing Education Office, Room B-105. Incomplete and/or applications received after published due dates will not be considered for award.

Food and Nutrition Services Employment & Training Program - (FNS E&T)

The FNS E&T Program, offered at the Wilson County Department of Social Services (WCDSS) since 2017, supports students as they strive to achieve their educational and career goals. In collaboration with Wilson Community College (WCC), eligible students are able to pursue various educational pathways for free. WCDSS and WCC work together to cover the cost of tuition and fees, textbooks, exams, uniforms, transportation, and more

Eligible participants must be:

1) at least 16 years old,

2) a resident of Wilson County, and

3) currently receiving (or eligible for) SNAP benefits

Interested candidates must meet eligibility requirements and complete a brief application process in order to receive funding.

Please contact Megan Clemons, Education Navigator, at (252) 246-1369 or Tammie Jones, E&T Coordinator, at (252) 206-4010.

Courses

eligible for FNS E&T Funding:

Biowork Process Technician, NC High School Equivalency, Human Services Exploration, Income Maintenance Caseworker – NC Fast, Forklift Operation Training, Nurse Aide I & II, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy, Medication Aide, ServSafe Foods, Wastewater Operator, Welding, and more.

Short-Term Workforce Development (STWD)

The General Assembly has allocated to the N.C. Community College System (NCCCS) for eligible students pursuing high-demand workforce training programs within workforce pathways identified in collaboration with the Department of Commerce that lead to a State or industryrecognized credential. These funds are intended to remove access barriers to high-quality, in-demand, sustaining wage careers for North Carolinians. Through this program, each college is able to determine grant award amounts based on student needs, local industry needs, number of eligible students, and cost of the course/pathway, up to a maximum award of $750 per course. These grants help address the cost of tuition/registration fees, course fees, books, supplies, credentialing tests, transportation, childcare, and any other components of the total cost of attendance.

Students applying for this scholarship must be a resident of North Carolina and have established residency under the centralized residency determination process administered by the State Education Assistance Authority known as the NC Residency Determination Service (RDS). Applicants can complete the residency determination process by visiting ncresidency.cfnc.org/residencyInfo Applicants will be required to have an RDN number at the time of registration.

Courses eligible for STWD funding include:

Cosmetology, Detention Officer Certification, Pharmacy Technician, Nurse Aide I, Nurse Aide II, Firefighter I and II, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Paramedic, Wastewater Operator, and Welding

State Employee’s Credit Union (SECU) Bridge to Career

The SECU Foundation has established the SECU Bridge to Career Program to help remove financial barriers for students seeking to obtain state-regulated or industryrecognized credentials through the Workforce Continuing Education Division of their local community college that lead to sustainable wage careers within their local communities.

$500.00 scholarships are available to students. Funds may be used to cover the cost of registration, books, fees, and other supplies, with any balance reimbursed to the student.

Courses eligible for SECU funding include:

Biowork Process Technician, Cosmetology, Detention Officer Certification, Pharmacy Technician, Nurse Aide I, Nurse Aide II, Firefighter I and II, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Phlebotomy, Wastewater Operator, and Welding.

The Golden LEAF Scholars Program –Two-Year Colleges

Students enrolling in Workforce Continuing Education (WCE) pathways/courses offered for 96 hours or more, and leading to a State or industry-recognized credential, may be eligible to receive grants of up to $1850 annually. The scholarships help cover the cost of tuition, fees, books, supplies, credentialing tests, transportation, childcare, and other components of the total cost of attendance for the current semester enrolled

Eligible students must (1) be a North Carolina resident, (2) demonstrate financial need, and (3) reside in a rural county that is tobacco dependent, or economically destressed, as determined by the Golden LEAF Foundation.

Courses eligible for funding:

Biowork Process Technician, Cosmetology I, EMT (Initial and Paramedic), Detention Officer, Dialysis, Fire Academy, Nurse Aide I and II, Pharmacy Technician, and Phlebotomy.

COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS PROGRAM

High School Equivalency (Formerly GED Program)

Coordinator: Veronica Faison (252) 246-1295 • vfaison@wilsoncc.edu

Wilson Community College’s College and Career Readiness (CCR) program provides adult students and teenagers (ages 16 and 17) with the academic knowledge and skills necessary to obtain a high school diploma, become workforce or college ready, be involved in their children’s education, and/or more self-sufficient. This program prepares students for college readiness programs and/or job training opportunities by providing basic to advanced reading, math, language, writing, and communications studies in three (3) programs of study; Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education (includes adult high school and HSE), and English Language Program (ELP). Admission into the programs is determined by an assessment of the student’s academic skills. Anyone 16 years of age or older may be eligible to enroll. Contact Veronica Faison at (252) 245-1295 for more information.

STEPS TO ENROLL:

Attend an Orientation and Placement Test Session. Contact Tonya Brinkley at (252) 246-1356 or tbrinkley@wilsoncc.edu to schedule an orientation session appointment

1.IDisrequiredinordertotaketheTABEPlacementTest.

2.YourclassassignmentisbasedonyourTABEscores.

Cost: Tuition and Books - FREE

Adult Secondary Education Program (ASE)

The Adult Secondary Education (ASE) Program offers two programs of study that lead to a high school credential: Adult High School Diploma Program (AHS) and the NC High School Equivalency Program (HSE). Both programs are available in the Occupational Career Pathway and the PreCollege Pathway.

Available Classes:

Math

Reading & Writing

Social Studies

Science

Digital Literacy

*Course schedules are available on the College website: www.wilsoncc.edu/schedules

FALL CLASSES BEGIN AUGUST 19, 2024.

For more information, call (252) 246-1295.

Adult High School Diploma Program (AHS)

In the AHS Program, students earn units of credit to complete their high school curriculum and receive a diploma issued by the Wilson County Board of Education. Sixteen high school core courses and six (6) elective high school courses transferred in and/or completed at WCC for a total of 22 credits are required. Students who earn a high school credential at Wilson Community College (WCC) receive a free tuition credit for a WCC Continuing Education or curriculum course, if eligible.

Available Classes:

Adult High School (Hybrid – Online & Lab)

Graduation Cap and Gown - Purchased at the Wilson Community College Bookstore

NC High School Equivalency Program (HSE)

The High School Equivalency Program is designed to prepare students to complete and pass a series of high school exams to earn a NC State High School Equivalency Diploma for college or workplace readiness. Students select from a battery of high school equivalency exams offered by GED Testing Services/Pearson Vue, and Educational Testing Services HiSET. Classroom or hybrid high school equivalency instruction preparations are recommended prior to taking the HSE exams. Students who earn a high school credential at Wilson Community College (WCC) receive a free tuition credit for a WCC Continuing Education or curriculum course, if eligible.

Available Classes:

High School Equivalency – Hybrid

GED®/HISET – Tutoring & Prep

Battery of NC State High School Equivalency Exams:

GED Testing Services/Pearson Vue - $104

Educational Testing Services HiSET - $75

Graduation Cap and Gown - Purchased at the Wilson Community College Bookstore

HSE in the Community

The High School Equivalency (HSE) in the Community is a mail-in program for adults who did not finish high school. It is designed to prepare students to complete and pass a series of high school exams to earn a NC State High School Equivalency Diploma for college or workplace readiness. Students who earn a high school credential at Wilson Community College (WCC) receive a free tuition credit for a WCC Continuing Education or curriculum course, if eligible.

English Language Program (ELP)

English Language Program is a course of study designed to help adults of other languages improve their English speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. Three (3) ELP levels are available: Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced. Adults 18 and older may enroll. Sixteen and seventeen-year-olds who have never attended or completed high school nor attended elementary school in North Carolina may also enroll.

Available Classes:

English for Beginners

Intermediate English

Career Pathways

Earn your Adult High School Diploma or GED while earning a certificate in Industrial Welding, Nurse Aide Level I, BioWorks, HVAC, or NC Fast Income Maintenance Caseworker at the same time.

U.S. Citizenship Prep

U. S. Citizenship Prep is an intense course designed to prepare the English Language Learner for the naturalization process to become a United States citizen, to provide career occupational exploration, and/or transition to postsecondary education.

Adult Basic Education (ABE) Program

The objective of the Adult Basic Education program is designed for adults who function below the high school level. Instruction is provided using a combination of instructor-led classes and computer-based instruction Monday through Friday at on-and-off campus sites.

Transitions Career Academy (TCA) Programs

This two-year program provides special populations adults with basic reading, math, and language skills to meet the daily life skills needed to function effectively in the workplace, community, or other appropriate postsecondary programs.

For more information, call (252) 246-1270 or email vwilliams@wilsoncc.edu

*Course schedules are available on the College website: www.wilsoncc.edu/schedules

CAREER AND WORKPLACE SUCCESS

Coordinator: Melissa Vandemark (252) 246-1421 • mvandemark@wilsoncc.edu

The Career and Workplace Success program provides employability skills training, skills assessments, and career exploration. Students learn essential skills that are needed for the job seeker to change over to a new career or to transition back into the workforce.

COST: Tuition for qualifying adults who are unemployed, working part-time, or working full-time, and whose annual income is within the federal poverty guidelines may be waived.

DON’T SEE IT? If there is a course you would like to take as a job seeker, but do not see it offered, let us know! Maybe we can offer this course in the future.

Workplace Skills

Tuesdays & Thurdays • 5:30 - 8:30 PM

$70 Fee (if applicable) • Room: A-112

Instructor: Gretchen McKeithan

Resume Writing • August 27 & 29

Register by: August 26 • Section # 44333

Microsoft Word • September 3 & 5

Register by: September 2 • Section # 44335

Excel (Beginners) • September 10 & 12

Register by: September 9 • Section # 44337

Excel (Intermediate) • September 17 & 19

Register by: September 16 • Section # 44339

Interview Techniques & Tips • September 24 & 26

Register by: September 23 • Section # 44331

Resume Writing • October 1 & 3

Register by: September 30 • Section # 44334

Microsoft Word • October 8 & 10

Register by: October 7 • Section #44336

Excel (Beginners) • October 15 & 17

Register by: October 14 • Section #44338

Excel (Intermediate) • October 22 & 24

Register by: October 23 • Section # 44340

Interview Techniques & Tips • October 29 & 31

Register by: October 28 • Section # 44332

PowerPoint • November 5 & 7

Register by: November 4 • Section # 44341

Students gain occupational, career, and technical information, and soft skills training necessary to be workplace ready Students may attend one or all sessions.

Introduction to Personal Computers

Tuesdays • September 10 – October 15

9 AM - 11 AM • Room: A-112 • Register by: September 9 Section # 44329

This course offers basic computer concepts and vocabulary to help you become familiar with your PC. This course is designed for the beginner computer user to gain knowledge in computers and the Windows environment. Included will be basic file management, an overview of Microsoft Office software, and exploration of the Internet.

Working Smart

Mondays & Wednesdays • September 16 - 25

9 AM – 4 PM • Room: E-102

Register by: September 13 • Section # 44330

Working Smart is a five-module curriculum taught over 24 hours. The five modules are: Self Awareness, SelfManagement, Work Ethics, Communication Skills, and Problem-Solving Skills. This class prepares prospective job seekers for employment and equips individuals currently in the workforce seeking new opportunities. Individuals who complete the training will receive a program certification. Fee waiver for the registration fee is available for qualifying individuals.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Coordinator: Lisa Shreve (252) 246-1233 • lshreve@wilsoncc.edu

EARLY REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Class may be canceled if there are not enough students registered prior to the start date. Students will be notified if a class is canceled.

TEACHERS WANTED: We are always looking for new teachers and ideas for new classes to offer our community. If you are enthusiastic and knowledgeable about a particular subject and would like to teach, then let us hear from you! Send a brief description to the Continuing Education Office at Wilson Community College, PO Box 4305, Wilson, NC 27893, or call (252) 246-1287.

DON’T SEE IT? Is there something you want to take that you don’t see offered? Let us know! Maybe we can offer your favorite class in the future.

DRAWING AND PAINTING

Colour it Abstract

Monday • 1 – 4 PM • August 19 – October 28

$80 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: G-100

Instructor: Clara Daughtridge • Section # 44344

Register by: August 18

Monday • 1 – 4 PM • November 4 – December 9

$50 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: G-100

Instructor: Clara Daughtridge • Section # 44345

Register by: November 1

A no-stress class in painting using colour to create your own originals in abstract art Discover new techniques and mix your own colours. Paint and have fun doing it! Materials needed: canvas (boards or stretched, any size), acrylics, brushes, palette, cup for water, and an apron or smock.

Oil and Acrylic Painting

Thursdays • 1 – 4 PM • August 15 – October 17

$80 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: G-100

Instructor: Steve Benton • Section # 44348

Register by: August 14

Tuesdays • 1 – 4 PM • August 20 – October 22

$80 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: G-100

Instructor: Steve Benton • Section # 44346

Register by: August 19

Thursdays • 1 – 4 PM • October 24 – December 3

$50 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: G-100

Instructor: Steve Benton • Section # 44347 Register by: October 23

Tuesdays • 1 – 4 PM • October 29 – December 3

$80 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: G-100

Instructor: Steve Benton • Section #4 4349 Register by: October 28

Learn to paint with oil acrylics and develop a personal style through the use of line and color perspective. Paint with oil or acrylic while learning the principles and elements of art. Please bring the size canvas that you are comfortable with, photographs of what you want to paint or an idea of subject matter that you are interested in, paints with at least black, white, and the primary colors, and brushes.

HOBBIES AND CRAFTS

Stained Glass

Mondays • 10 AM – 12:30 PM

September 16 – October 28 • $70 Fee (self-supporting) Room: G-100 • Instructor: Kim Joy • Section #44342

Register by: September 13

Mondays • 6:30 – 9 PM • September 16 – October 28

$70 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: G-100

Instructor: Kim Joy • Section #44343

Register by: September 13

In this class you will learn how to construct a 12” by 16” stained glass panel using the copper foil method. All steps are covered, and students will have a variety of patterns to choose from. Tools will be supplied for students to use during class. Students may need to purchase supplies for their projects as they need them.

Returning students may work on projects of their own choice and the instructor is available for help and guidance as needed.

Pregnant women should check with their doctor prior to registering for class.

LANGUAGES

Basic Sign Language

Tuesdays • 6 - 8 PM • August 20 – September 24

$65 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: C-105

Instructor: Valerie McMillan • Section #44350 Register by: August 19

Communicate in the language of the hearing impaired using American Sign Language. (2.4 CEU)

TEXTBOOK REQUIRED: How to Speak with Your Hands

MUSIC AND DANCE

Piano for Beginners: Learn to Play Your First Song in 10 Weeks

Tuesdays • 6 - 8 PM • August 20 – October 22

$130 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: D-209

Instructor: Blaine Pittman • Section #44354 Register by: August 19

Are you interested in learning how to play the piano? This class is for you! You will receive expert instruction from an experienced pianist and teacher. Over the course of 10 weeks, you will learn the basics of piano playing, including finger exercises, note reading, and basic music theory. By the end of the course, you will be able to play an entire song on the piano with both hands. Whether you are a complete beginner or have some prior experience, this class is a great way to improve your musical skills and have fun at the same time.

NEEDLECRAFTS AND SEWING

Knitting for Fun

Tuesdays • 6:30 - 9 PM • September 3 – November 11

$60 Fee (self-supporting) • Room: C-101

Instructor: Kathleen Wall • Section #44353

Register by: September 9

A no-stress class for the beginning knitter. Learn the very basic steps and stitches of knitting, and have fun doing it. Please bring a skein of yarn and a pair of #7 bamboo or wooden knitting needles.

Fast and Easy Quilts

Thursdays • 12:30 – 3:30 PM

October 17 – November 14 • $50 Fee (self-supporting) Room: A-103a • Instructor: Nancy Vasilchik

Section #44351 • Register by: October 16

Gain more confidence in your pattern and fabric choices by building a solid foundation of color theory and design composition. Apply this knowledge while sewing a fast and easy quilt. We will cover; fabric selection, design, reading a color wheel, piecing a block, joining rows, competing the quilt top, quilting and binding. The featured quilts sew together quickly and easily. Join us for this half semester class.

Tote Bag Secrets Revealed

Intermediate - Advanced (must be able to operate a sewing machine)

Thursdays • 12:30 – 3:30 PM

August 15 – September 12 • $55 Fee (self-supporting) Room: A-103a Instructor: Nancy Vasilchik

Section #44352 • Register by: August 14

The teacher will reveal tips and tricks developed in twenty years of teaching. The class shows how to produce tote bags that are fine enough to sell or to give as a gift. Have you made an invisible pocket, a covered strap or two kinds of easy zippered pockets? Do you know the rule of 6 or the formulas for tote bag basics? Join in to see and hear tips on stabilization (quilting & fusing), pockets, straps, closures and construction. What is covered in the class goes beyond the basics and fills in some of the details that aren’t included in most patterns.

OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION

Coordinator: Melissa Vandemark (252) 246-1421 • mvandemark@wilsoncc.edu

AUTOMOTIVE

DMV - Car Dealer Pre-License

Saturday, September 28 • 8 AM – 5 PM & Sunday, September 29 • 8 AM - Noon • $70 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • Room: P-101

Instructor: Ray Williams • Section # 44316 Register by: September 27

Saturday, November 9 • 8 AM – 5 PM &

Sunday, November 10 • 8 AM - Noon • $70 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • Room: P-101

Instructor: Ray Williams • Section # 44317 Register by: November 8

Saturday, December 7 • 8 AM – 5 PM &

Sunday, December 8 • 8 AM - Noon • $70 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • Room: P-101

Instructor: Ray Williams • Section # 44318 Register by: December 6

Required for individuals seeking an initial NC vehicle dealer license. Students will be required to download class material. The instructor will provide that information during the first class. 100% attendance is required. (1.2 CEU)

NOTE: Classes are held at the Coastal Plain Law Enforcement Training Center, 3997 Ward Blvd.

North Carolina Safety Inspection

Monday & Tuesday • 6 - 10 PM • September 16 & 17

$70 Fee • Room: R-105 • Instructor: Lee Flythe Section # 44324 • Register by: September 13

Monday & Tuesday • 6 - 10 PM • November 18 & 19

$70 Fee • Room: R-105 • Instructor: Lee Flythe Section # 44325• Register by: November 15

Prepares auto technicians and service personnel as motor vehicle safety inspectors to present a standardized method of testing and evaluating the performance and knowledge of Inspector-Mechanics conducting North Carolina State Inspections. Space is limited to 12 students. 100% attendance is required. (0.8 CEU)

NOTE: Classes are held at Lee Technology Center, 4815 Ward Blvd. (next to Highway 301)

OBD Emission Inspection

Monday & Tuesday • 6 - 10 PM • October 21 & 22

$70 Fee • Room: R-105 • Instructor: Lee Flythe Section # 44326 • Register by: October 18

Monday & Tuesday • 6 - 10 PM • December 16 & 17

$70 Fee • Room: R-105 • Instructor: Lee Flythe Section # 44327• Register by: December 13

Prepares auto technicians and service personnel as motor vehicle On-board Diagnostics (OBD) emission inspectors. Familiarizes students with the mandates and procedures required for certification as a North Carolina OBD II Inspector-Mechanic. Space is limited to 12 students. Prerequisite: North Carolina Safety Inspection class. 100% attendance is required (0.8 CEU)

NOTE: Classes are held at Lee Technology Center, 4815 Ward Blvd. (next to Highway 301)

WORKPLACE CERTIFICATIONS

Biowork Process Technician for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

TRADITIONAL (IN PERSON) • Monday & Wednesday 8 – 11 AM • Friday Noon - 2:30 PM August 19 – December 11 • $180 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • $15 Security Fee • Room: G-236 Instructor: Mickey Adams • Section #44379 Register by: August 16

BLENDED • Monday • 6 - 10 PM • Plus 4.5 hours of online instruction per week • August 19 – December 9 $180 Fee • $5 Technology Fee • $15 Security Fee Room: G-236 • Instructor: Marlene Ruffin Section #44279 • Register by: August 16

ONLINE • August 19 - December 6 • 100% online instruction with 12 hours per week for 12 weeks

$180 Fee • $5 Technology Fee Instructor: Marlene Ruffin • Section #44281 Register by: August 16

Wilson Community College, working with area pharmaceutical industries, has developed this 136-hour course to provide basic preparation for entry-level operator jobs in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Course competencies include safety, quality, solid dose tableting, coating, and packaging. Math, teamwork, time management, and problem solving are incorporated in the course. (Traditional 13.6 CEU, Blended & Online 14.4 CEU)

REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent. Textbook required.

CRC - Testing

$36 Fee • Room: A-112 • Instructor: Gretchen McKeithan Contact: Melissa Vandemark (252) 246 - 1421 or mvandemark@wilsoncc.edu to reserve a testing time.

The WorkKeys NCRC® measures and certifies the essential work skills needed for success in jobs across industries and occupations. With the WorkKeys NCRC, individuals can:

• Build confidence that their skills meet the needs of employers

• Show prospective employers concrete proof of their skills

• Apply real-world use to coursework from the classroom

• Determine skill improvement and training needs

• Improve the opportunities for career changes and advancement

• Earn college credit at many institutions and reach academic goals more quickly

Electrical Contractor License Renewal

Changes to the 2020 Electrical Code: Articles 90 - 240

Saturday • 8 AM – 4:30 PM • September 21

$70 Fee • Room: P-102 • Instructor: Royce Jones Section #44311• Register by: September 20

Changes to the 2020 Electrical Code: Article 250 Saturday • 8 AM – 4:30 PM • November 16

$70 Fee • Room: P-102 • Instructor: Royce Jones Section #44310 • Register by: November 15

These courses meet the annual continuing education requirement for electricians in the State of North Carolina. Topics include NEC Code review, new materials and procedures, and related code requirements (0.8 CEU). The required textbook is the most current edition of the National Electrical Code (approx. $100). These 8-hour courses provide continuing education credits (CEUs) for electrical contractors as required by State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors. For more information, call (252) 246-1287.

NOTE: Classes are held at the Coastal Plain Law Enforcement Training Center, 3997 Ward Blvd., Room: P-102.

FAA Remote Pilot Certification

DRONE PILOT FAA PART 107 CERTIFICATE TRAINING

Saturdays • 8 AM – 5 PM • September 7 & 14

8 AM – Noon • September 21 • $70 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • $15 Security Fee • Room: G-105 Instructor: Benny Boykin • Section #44361

Register by: September 6

Saturdays • 8 AM – 5 PM • October 12 & October 19

8 AM – Noon • October 26 • $70 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • $15 Security Fee Room: G-105 • Instructor: Benny Boykin

Section #44362 • Register by: October 11

Flying a drone for commercial use requires a FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate. This comprehensive 24-hour course prepares learners for small Unmanned Aircraft Systems [sU.A.S]/Drone Flight Certification. The topics include regulations, weather, airspace, and human factors. Upon completion, students will be prepared to sit for the FAA 107 Remote Pilot Knowledge test. Students will also be introduced to several different drones that are used in the local area. Textbook recommended, but not required

FBA Fiber OpTIC Certification

Tuesdays • 1 – 5 PM • Plus 6 hours online instruction per week • September 3 – November 19 • $180 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • $15 Security Fee • Room: G-101 Instructor: Korey Lee • Section #44366 Register by: September 2

This course covers the principles of fiber optics, particularly as a communications transmission medium. Topics include digital communications systems, optical fibers, cables, splices, connectors, optical transmitters and receivers, installation techniques, component testing, and system testing. Upon completion, students should be able to splice and connectorize a fiber, make measurements of fiber optic systems, and test and troubleshoot fiber optic components required to maintain Fiber to the Home (FTTH) and Fiber to the Building (FTTB) systems. Individuals completing the course may be eligible for an internship or registered U.S. Department of Labor apprenticeship with a communications service provider or installation contractor.

Forklift Operation Training

Wednesday • 8 AM - 2 PM • September 11

$70 Fee • $2 Accident Insurance • Room: TBD

Instructor: Kim Barnes • Section # 44312 Register by: September 10

Wednesday • 8 AM - 2 PM • October 9

$70 Fee • $2 Accident Insurance • Room: TBD

Instructor: Kim Barnes • Section # 44313 Register by: October 8

Wednesday • 8 AM - 2 PM • November 13

$70 Fee • $2 Accident Insurance • Room: TBD

Instructor: Kim Barnes • Section # 44314 Register by: November 12

Course topics include effective operation of a propanepowered industrial fork truck, safe operating procedures, and the understanding of plant regulations as they apply to fork truck operation. Student accident insurance ($2) can be purchased through the College at the time of registration. Steel-toed boots or shoes are required. No tennis shoes. (0.6 CEU)

Introduction to SMAW Welding

Mondays • 6 - 10 PM • August 19 – November 11

$125 Fee • $15 Security Fee • $5 Technology Fee

$2 Insurance Fee • Room: L-100

Instructor: J. Desrosiers • Section #44315 Register by: August 16

This 48-hour course uses the shielded metal arc welding process. Upon completion, students will be able to demonstrate SMAW welding techniques. For safety purposes, steel-toed shoes (leather boots preferred); no cuffed pants or shirts; no open-pocket shirts; no polyester; long-sleeved cotton shirts and denim jeans preferred; no jewelry. A $2 Insurance fee is required. (4.8 CEU).

ServSafe Food Service

Saturdays • August 3 & August 10 • 9 AM - 5 PM

$70 Fee • $5 Technology Fee • Room: E-101

Instructor: Melodie Strickland • Section #44283

Register by: July 19

Saturdays • September 14 & 21 • 9 AM - 5 PM

$70 Fee • $5 Technology Fee • Room: E-101

Instructor: Melodie Strickland • Section #44284

Register by: August 30

Saturdays • November 2 & 9 • 9 AM - 5 PM

$70 Fee • $5 Technology Fee • Room: E-101

Instructor: Melodie Strickland • Section #44285

Register by: October 18

This 14-hour course is designed to give food handlers an understanding of proper sanitation precautions and cover the expected outcomes, should these practices not be followed. Students will study infections and illnesses, proper food-handling techniques, personal hygiene, personal safety, and information on OSHA regulations. (1.4 CEU)

REQUIRED TEXTBOOK: Food Safety Management Principles (7th edition) and answer sheet should be purchased from the College Bookstore and begin reading prior to class.

Additional Workforce Training opportunities are regularly updated on our website www.wilsoncc.edu/coned Courses include, but are not limited to: Math for Measurement, Blueprint Reading, Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt, and more!

HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING

Heating Technology

Tuesdays & Thursdays • 6 - 9 PM

August 20 – December 10 • $180 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • $15 Security Fee

$2 Insurance Fee • Room: S-105

Instructor: Erick Griffin • Section # 44328

Register by: August 19

This course covers the fundamentals of heating including oil, gas, and electrical heating systems. Topics include safety, tools and instrumentation, system operating characteristics, installation techniques, efficiency testing, electrical power, and control systems. Upon completion, students should be able to explain the basic oil, gas, and electrical heating systems and describe the major components of a heating system.

NOTARY PUBLIC TRAINING

Notary Public Training - Day

Tuesday • 8 AM – 4:30 PM • $70 Fee Room: TBD • Instructor: Shirley Dupree

August 13 • Section #44360 Register by: August 12

September 10 • Section #44319 Register by: September 9

October 8 • Section # 44320 Register by: October 7

November 5 • Section #44321 Register by: November 4

December 10 • Section #44323 Register by: December 9

Friday • 8 AM – 5 PM • $70 Fee Room: TBD • Instructor: Rebecca Sayers

August 23 • Section #44300 Register by: August 22

September 13 • Section #44301 Register by: September 12

October 11• Section #44302 Register by: October 10

November 8 • Section #44303 Register by: November 7

STUDENT REQUIREMENTS: Purchase current Notary Public Guidebook, to be read in advance and brought to class. Student must show a valid NC picture ID for class entry. Must score 80% or better to pass. This course can also be used for an update and re-commission. $70 Fee plus textbook. 100% attendance is required. (0.8 CEU)

IMPORTANT: To become a notary, one must meet qualifications established by the North Carolina Secretary of State. For more information, go to http://www.secretary.state.nc.us/notary/qualifications.a spx to determine if you qualify to become a Notary Public.

Notary Public Training – Online Classes

Thursday • 8 AM – 4:30 PM • $70 Fee • Room: Online Instructor: Rebecca Sayers

October 3 • Section #44289 Register by: October 2

December 5 • Section #44293 Register by December 4

Friday • 8 AM – 4:30 PM • $70 Fee • Room: Online Instructor: Rebecca Sayers

August 16 • Section # 44286 Register by: August 15

September 6 • Section #44287 Register by: September 5

September 20 • Section #44288 Register by: September 19

October 18 • Section #44290 Register by: October 17

November 1 • Section #44291 Register by: October 31

November 15 • Section #44292 Register by November 14

REQUIREMENTS for the Online Notary Public Class:

• NC Notary Public Manual, ed 2016 Each student is required to have a personal copy. Manuals are NOT included in the registration fee.

• Basic computer skills, internet connection, web camera, microphone, and an updated operating system

• A learning environment free from distraction and interruption.

PRIOR TO CLASS:

• Approximately one week prior to your class start date, you will receive a Welcome Letter (sent to the email address provided during registration) from Rebecca Sayers

• Important class information will be provided in your Welcome Letter. Please read the Welcome Letter when it arrives via email!

• Email a scanned copy of a valid, non-expired, government-issued photo ID to your instructor Rebecca Sayers at rs3838@wilsoncc.edu

• Download Respondus Lockdown browser. The information is provided in your Welcome Letter.

Notary Public Training - E-Notary Online

Thursday • 8 AM – Noon • $70 Fee • Room: Online Instructor: Rebecca Sayers

September 26 • Section # 44306 Register by: September 26

November 21 • Section #44308 Register by: November 21

Friday • 8 AM – Noon • $70 Fee • Room: Online Instructor: Rebecca Sayers

August 30 • Section #44305 • Register by: August 29

October 25 • Section #44307 • Register by: October 24

Electronic notarization is the process of applying an electronic notary signature and electronic seal onto an electronic document in a completely electronic and paperless transaction. Students in the E-Notary class will learn the process that allows a notary to affix an electronic signature and electronic notary seal that are legally binding. Participants will learn the electronic requirements to perform notary duties legally and ethically. Students in the E-Notary class must be a commissioned notary prior to class.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Digital Photography II

Wednesday • 6 – 8 PM • August 21 – November 6

$70 Fee • $5 Technology Fee • $15 Security Fee Room: A-112 • Instructor: Chris Barnes

Section #44284 • Register by: August 20

Take a deeper dive into the art of photography. Learn new concepts of lighting, color, composition and design. Much of the curriculum will focus on techniques to improve the technical aspects of your photographs.

*Professional Photographer, Adobe Certified Instructor, and Certified Internet Webmaster

COSMETOLOGY

Coordinator: Margie Norfleet • (252) 243-3158 • mnorfleet@wilsoncc.edu

Cosmetology courses are designed to provide students with the appropriate training and number of contact hours needed to fulfill licensure requirements in accordance with the NC State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners. Topics may include, but are not limited to, cosmetology theory and practical training, finger waving, hairstyling, hair cutting, shampooing, skin, nails, hair coloring, wigs, bacteriology, sanitation, chemistry, and salon management.

Upon successful completion of Cosmetology I, II, and III, students are qualified to take the State Board of Cosmetic Art Examination. After successfully completing the Natural Hair course, the students will be able to sit for the North Carolina State Board of Cosmetic Art’s exam to become a licensed Natural Hair Care Specialist. Classes are located off campus at the Wilson Community College Cosmetic Arts Center, 2616 Forest Hills Road.

All Cosmetology and Natural Hair students must provide a copy of their social security card and driver’s license. Interested students should contact Tonya Brinkley at (252) 246-1356 or email tbrinkley@wilsoncc.edu to schedule the Cosmetology/Natural Hair placement test. There is no charge to take the placement test. Upon successful completion of placement testing, students will be notified of enrollment procedures.

COSMETOLOGY I

Monday - Friday • 8:30 AM - 4 PM with 30-minute lunch

August 19 – December 17 • $180 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • Location: Z-104 • Wilson Community College Cosmetic Arts Center • 2616 Forest Hills Road

Section #44355 • Register by: August 16

COSMETOLOGY II

Monday - Friday • 8:30 AM - 4 PM with 30-minute lunch

August 19 – December 17 • $180 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • Location: Z-104 • Wilson Community College Cosmetic Arts Center • 2616 Forest Hills Road

Section #44356 • Register by: August 16

COSMETOLOGY III

Monday - Friday • 8:30 AM - 4 PM with 30-minute lunch

August 19 – December 17 • $180 Fee

$5 Technology Fee • Location: Z-104 • Wilson Community College Cosmetic Arts Center • 2616 Forest Hills Road

Section #44357 • Register by: August 16

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

Coordinator: Kyle Willis • (252) 246-1296 • twillis@wilsoncc.edu

These courses qualify for Wilson Community College’s Continuing Education Student Scholarship Fund. Classes meet the criteria for the North Carolina Office of Emergency Medical Services curriculum

NOTE: Students must bring a letter of affiliation from their department chief to be fee-waived.

EMT Initial Course - Traditional

Tuesday - Thursday • 6–10 PM & Some Saturdays: 8 AM – 5 PM

August 20 – December 20 • $180 Fee

$2 Accident Insurance • $7 CPR eCard Room: G-109 • Instructor: TBA Section #44359 • Register by: August 19

Monday & Wednesday • 9 AM - 4 PM

August 21 – December 19 • $180 Fee

$2 Accident Insurance • $7 CPR eCard • Room: G-109 Instructor: Public Safety Training Solutions

Section #44358 • Register by: August 20

TEXTBOOK REQUIRED:

• Prehospital AAOS Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured 12th edition

• BLS Healthcare Provider Manual (2020 guidelines)

REQUIREMENTS:

• Must be 17 years of age

• Must have a high school diploma or GED

• Must have Internet access to coursework (computer lab is available on campus)

• Must possess a valid North Carolina Motor Vehicle Operator’s License

• Complete Wilson Community College EMS Program Application

• Copy of REQUIRED Immunization Records for clinical sites

• Must maintain an average grade of 80% or above

• Must maintain an overall attendance of 90%

• Must complete CastleBranch online background and health requirements

NOTE: You may be eligible for fee exemption if you are affiliated with an approved NC agency. A letter of affiliation is required to register using “Fee Exemption.” No exemptions are allowed for the cost of the CPR eCard ($7) and the insurance fees ($2). (28.8 CEUs). This course is a total of 288 hours: Additional class time, including Saturdays, may be added. The class is a combination of online and classroom assignments.

Anatomy & Physiology I

Online • August 15 – October 8 • $180 Fee

$2 Accident Insurance • Instructor: Shelly Watkins

Section #44370 • Register by: August 14

Anatomy & Physiology II

Online • October 17 – December 13 • $180 Fee

$2 Accident Insurance • Instructor: Mickey Adams

Section #44373 • Register by: October 16

These courses meet the NCOEMS requirements for those wishing to complete a Paramedic class. Course runs concurrently with BIO168 and BIO169.

EMS Continuing Education Training

Wilson Community College offers monthly Continuing Education Training at various locations in Wilson County. All training materials will be provided by the instructor at registration. All classes are open to those needing to obtain continuing education for their EMS credential.

NOTE: Students must bring a letter of affiliation from their department chief to have fee waived.

• Crossroads Fire Department: 3rd Thursday of each month

• Rock Ridge Fire Department: 4th Monday of each month

• Bakertown Fire Department: 4th Monday of each month

• Wilson County Rescue: 4th Tuesday of each month

• Stantonsburg EMS & Fire: 4th Wednesday of each month

• Wilson County EMS: Dates TBA

• East Nash Fire Dept: 3rd Monday of each month

• Toisnot Fire Dept: 3rd Monday of each month

• Wilson Fire/Rescue Services: Dates TBA

Time is 7-10 PM • Registration is on site. Registration fee is $70 per class unless fee is waived

HEALTH OCCUPATIONS

Coordinator: Teresa Lewis • (252) 246-1322 • tplewis@wilsoncc.edu

Health Occupations Important Information

Pre - approval is required to determine program eligibility. As part of the approval process, copies of specific materials are necessary. Classes requiring pre -approval are Nurse Aide I, Nurse Aide II, and Phlebotomy. Students must register for VIEWPOINT to download all required documents. Once all documents are submitted in VIEWPOINT, the Health Program Coordinator will review them for approval. Once documents are approved students can then register for selected class. Students may call (252) 246 -1322 or ema il tplewis@wilsoncc.edu for any questions regarding the approval or registration process.

VIEWPOINT is not required for Pharmacy Technician Training, but a copy of the student’s high school diploma or GED is required. Students may email a copy of their high school diploma or GED to kmedlin@wilsoncc.edu or hpierce@wilsoncc.edu, they can also be brought to building B, Room 105.

MALPRACTICE INSURANCE & ACCIDENT

INSURANCE

Nurse Aide (Levels I and II) and Phlebotomy courses require malpractice insurance ($16), and accident insurance (approximately $2). Payment is included with registration.

REQUIRED EDUCATION

All Health Occupations courses require proof of a high school diploma, NC high school equivalency, or college transcript. Nurse Aide I students must provide a current email address on their application. Nurse Aide I students require TABE Test results of 8th grade level or the principal’s approval if in high school.

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED COSTS

Nurse Aide (Levels I and II) and Phlebotomy courses require a drug, immunizations, and criminal background check with Viewpointscreening.com/wilsoncc. The cost is approximately $120. Students are asked to sign up before they register.

Students are responsible and will be notified during the course of additional information.

Required textbooks are available at WCC Bookstore.

FOR NURSE

AIDE

LEVEL I and NURSE AIDE

REFRESHER

ONLY: Cost of NC NNAAP testing is $140 at the end of the course.

Nurse Aide I students will need to sign up with Credentia.com for state testing via the WCC email address given at registration. Students need to become familiar with WCC email.

STUDENT FEES AND REQUIREMENTS

Fees listed include registration ($180), student technology ($5), and security ($15). There are NO fee waivers for student technology and student security fees.

• $2 accident insurance

• $16 malpractice insurance

All Nurse Aide I students are required to bring two (2) forms of current, non-expired, official, signature-bearing identification (one of which must be photo-bearing), and the other must be a US government-issued social security card signed and non-laminated An example of photobearing would be an unexpired driver’s license.

Nurse Aide Level I

Tuesdays & Wednesdays • 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

August 20 – November 19 • Clinical rotation required

$180 Fee • $15 Security Fee • $5 Technology Fee

$2 Accident Insurance • $16 Malpractice Insurance Room: G-115 • Instructor: Pam Barnes • Section #44383 Register by: August 19

Tuesday, Thursdays & Some Saturdays• 5:30-10 PM

August 15 – December 12 (Meets Saturdays November 16 & 30, December 7) • Clinical rotation required

$180 Fee • $15 Security Fee • $5 Technology Fee

$2 Accident Insurance • $16 Malpractice Insurance Room: G-115 • Instructor: Courtney Adkins

Section #44384 • Register by: August 14

Students must be at least 16 and ½ years of age when starting this class. Prepares students to perform basic nursing skills for patients or residents in a health care related setting. Course includes class, laboratory, and clinical learning experiences. Upon successful completion of the course and the state-administered skills evaluation, the student will be eligible for listing with the Division of Health Service Regulations on the Nurse Aide I Registry in North Carolina as a Nurse Aide I. The Nurse Aide will always work under the supervision and direction of a licensed nurse. Initial listing with the Nurse Aide Registry Certification as Nurse Aide I will be in effect for two years following successful completion of a written and skills evaluation. Schedule may vary to meet certification requirements. Uniforms are required for all classes, starting the first day of class/lab and clinical rotations. NAI students are required to use the WCC email assigned to them at registration to sign up for the NNAAP. Cost of this exam is $140. Uniforms: navy blue scrub top and scrub pants and white leather shoes. Analog watch is also required on the first day of class. Proof of AHA CPR is required prior to clinical experience.

TEXTBOOKS:

• North Carolina Nurse Aide I Curriculum (2019) - ($72.00 plus tax)

VIEWPOINT REQUIREMENTS: (upload the following)

• One of the following are required and must be submitted:

• High School Diploma, High School Equivalency, or Transcript

• OR, TABE test performance with results of an 8th grade reading level

• OR, if currently enrolled in high school, the principal’s approval

• Valid government-issued (unexpired photo ID) required per NCNA Registry

• Social Security Card (must be signed, non-laminated) per NCNA Registry

• Uniforms required to be worn starting the first class session for lecture/lab and clinical sessions.

• Two TB skin tests required (test result must be submitted with your application) cannot be longer than 9 months prior to the start of class date.

• Each student must have second TB skin test done and turned in by the start date of class

• Two MMR (Mumps, Measles, Rubella) injections or Titer (blood test to prove immunity)

• Three Hepatitis B or two Heplav-B injections (proof of first injection must be submitted with your application) or Titer (blood test to prove immunity)

• Two Varicella injections or Titer (blood test to prove immunity to chicken pox)

• Tdap (within the past 10 years)

• Flu injection required for the 2024-2025 flu season

• Students may be required to show proof of COVID vaccination by the clinical site

• Proof of CPR Card (prior to registration)

Nurse Aide Level II

Mondays, Wednesdays & Some Tuesday/Thursday 5 - 10 PM • August 15 – December 11

(Meets Thursday, August 15 & Tuesday, December 3)

Clinical rotation required • $180 Fee • $15 Security Fee

$5 Technology Fee • $2 Accident Insurance

$16 Malpractice Insurance • Room: G-121

Instructor: Tanyual Barnes • Section # 44387

Register by: August 14

This 169-hour course prepares Nurse Aide I students to perform more complex nursing skills for patients or residents, regardless of setting. Course includes class, laboratory, and clinical learning experiences in the health care setting. Required textbook is available at the Wilson Community College Bookstore. Proof of AHA CPR is required prior to clinical experience. (16.9 CEU)

TEXTBOOK:

• Advanced Skills for the Healthcare Provider (B. Acello), 2nd Edition, ($128.05 plus tax)

VIEWPOINT REQUIREMENTS: (upload the following)

• Must be listed on the NC Nurse Aide Registry (proof of non-expired listing required) in good standing

• High School Diploma, High School Equivalency, or Transcript

• Valid Picture ID (example: unexpired driver’s license)

• Proof of Current CPR certification (AHA)

• One TB skin test (result must be submitted with your application), and must have been done within the past year)

• Two MMR (Mumps, Measles, Rubella) injections or Titer (blood test to prove immunity)

• Three Hepatitis B or two Heplav-B injections (proof of first injection must be submitted with your application) or Titer (blood test to prove immunity)

• Two Varicella injections or Titer (blood test to prove immunity to chicken pox)

• Tdap (within the past ten (10) years)

• Flu injection required for the 2024-2025 flu season.

• Students may be required to show proof of COVID vaccination per the clinical site.

Pharmacy Technician Training

Mondays & Tuesdays • 5:30 – 9:30 PM

August 19 – November 11 • $180 Fee

$15 Security Fee • $5 Technology Fee

Room: G-240 • Instructor: TBA

Section #44385 • Register by: August 16

This 96-hour course prepares students to work in a pharmacy to assist with day-to-day activities under the supervision of a registered pharmacist. At registration, students must provide a copy of a high school diploma or equivalent. Students are required to use WCC email assigned at registration to communicate with instructor. Textbooks required ($141.94 plus tax). (9.6 CEU includes 2.0 CEU of Law)

TEXTBOOKS:

• Pharmacy Technician, 7th Edition

• Pharmacy Technician Workbook & Certification Review, 7th Edition, Morion Publishing

REQUIREMENTS: (copies required)

• High School Diploma or equivalent

Phlebotomy Training and Clinical Education

Mondays & Wednesdays • August 19 – December 11

5:30 – 9:30 PM • Clinical rotation required

$180 Fee • $15 Security Fee • $5 Technology Fee

$2 Accident Insurance • $16 Malpractice Insurance

Room: G-119 • Instructor: Andrea Ezzell

Section #44386 • Register by: August 16

This 104-hour course prepares students to draw blood specimens from patients for testing and analyzing. A phlebotomy trainee maintains equipment used in obtaining blood specimens, masters the use of appropriate communication skills when working with patients, selection of venipuncture sites, care of blood specimen, entry of the testing process into the computer, as well as clerical duties associated with record keeping of the blood tests. Each student must complete 100 successful venipunctures. Uniforms are required for clinical rotation. (10.4 CEU)

*Students must maintain an 80% average on all tests/final exam. Any student who does not meet these criteria will not be scheduled for clinical rotation by the instructor.

TEXTBOOKS:

• The Phlebotomy Textbook, 4th Edition (approx. $83.95 plus tax)

VIEWPOINT REQUIREMENTS: (upload the following)

• High School Diploma, High School Equivalency, or Transcript

• Valid Picture ID (example: unexpired driver’s license)

• Two TB skin tests required (test result must be submitted with your application) cannot be longer than 9 months prior to the start of class date.

• Two MMR (Mumps, Measles, Rubella) injections or Titer

• Three Hepatitis B or two Heplav-B injections (proof of first injection must be submitted with your application) or Titer (blood test to prove immunity)

• Two Varicella injections or Titer (blood test to prove immunity to chicken pox)

• Tdap (within the past 10 years)

• Flu injection required for the 2024-2025 flu season

• Students may be required to show proof of COVID vaccination per the clinical site

• CPR card AHA year must not expire during course (prior to registration)

SMALL BUSINESS CENTER

Location: Lee Technology Center, 4815 Ward Blvd.

Director: Melissa Evans • (252) 246-1232

Program Assistant: Jay Burbage • (252) 246-1209

Office Assistant: Kayla Howard • (252) 246-1306

SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE SMALL BUSINESS CENTER

• Free events related to small business topics

• Small Business Resource Center located within the college library on the main campus

• No-cost, one-on-one, confidential counseling for potential and current business owners - offered in-person or via Zoom

Like us on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/wcc.sbc

• SBC client resource room equipped with a computer and dual monitors for business planning

• SBC counseling services can be used by anyone interested in starting or growing a business in Wilson County. All adults are welcome to participate in seminar/webinar events.

• WCC enrollment is not required.

• To register for seminars, webinars, or confidential counseling, visit us on the web at: www.wilsoncc.edu/sbc

• Pre-registration for events is required 2 hours before the start time Pending space availability for in-person events, walk-ins may be permitted with arrival ten (10) minutes before the start time to allow for manual registration. A link for online events will be provided with the confirmation email shortly after registration You must also register via Zoom as part of the two-step registration process.

Free Seminars, Webinars, & Workshops - PREPAID WITH YOUR TAX

NEW: Creating Landing Pages to Drive Small Business Engagement | Your One-Page Website

Now more than ever, having a place online to convert sales for your business is imperative. Landing pages are single, stand-alone webpages designed to accomplish one specific task. Visitors “land” at these pages after clicking on links in emails, tweets, posts, or on other webpages. They are typically created as part of a marketing campaign, often to capture customer information or convert interest to a sale. While some are designed as a simple beginning webpage, most aim to convert visitors into leads and customers. Join us for this informative seminar and learn how to generate new customer leads and sales by creating a landing page for your business!

Thursday • August 15 • 6-8 PM • Room: R-161

Instructor: Martin Brossman Event Number: 580-2024-46 • Register by: 4 PM August 15

How to Start a Business

Understand the basics of starting a for-profit business in this event that takes you from idea to opportunity. Learn key strategies for start-up, financing, and marketing, as well as important information about legal issues, licensing, zoning, operations, and more. Realize the importance of a selfassessment and how to evaluate the feasibility of your business idea. Discover the resources available to help you start and successfully operate your business.

Tuesday • August 20 • 6-8 PM • Room: R161 & Online

Instructor: Melissa Evans, SBC Director Event Number: 580-2024-47 • Register by: 4 PM August 20

Tuesday • October 8 • 9-11 AM • Room: Online

Instructor: Pat Killette • Event Number: 580-2024-64 Register by: 7 AM October 8

Tuesday • December 10 • 6-8 PM • Room: R161 & Online

Instructor: Melissa Evans, SBC Director Event Number: 580-2024-79

Register by: 4 PM December 10

NEW: YouTube and Video Marketing for Small Business Owners

This two-hour course is a comprehensive class designed to help you master the art of YouTube for business. You will learn the essential elements of setting up a successful YouTube channel, including revenue generation options and tips for developing a professional-looking online presence. You will also discover how to create engaging and highquality videos using your smartphone as well as affordable technology to produce the best videos within your means. Finally, you will learn practical strategies for promoting your channel and optimizing your videos for maximum visibility and engagement.

Thursday • August 22 • 6-8 PM • Room: R-161

Instructor: Martin Brossman

Event Number: 580-2024-48 • Register by: 4 PM August 22

Ask the Expert for Small Business Owners

Existing and potential entrepreneurs will hear from City of Wilson and Wilson County division personnel on topics that include planning & zoning, building & fire inspections, and property taxes. A question-and-answer period will follow each part.

Tuesday • August 27 • 6-8 PM • Room: R-161

Facilitator: Melissa Evans, SBC Director Event Number: 580-2024-49 • Register by: 4 PM August 27

NEW: How to Edit Video on Your Smartphone for iPhone & Android

This seminar is designed for busy business owners who want to edit their own videos on their smartphones. The programs used by the instructor typically offer a robust free version, and attendees will leave with clear and basic video editing skills that can be immediately put to use. Bring your smartphone and leave with tips for cutting, editing, creating transitions, and much more.

Thursday • September 5 • 6-8 PM • Room: R-161

Instructor: Martin Brossman

Event Number: 580-2024-51 Register by: 4 PM September 5

Small Business Resource Fair: Connect, Learn, & Plan to Succeed!

Planning is underway for a resource fair to allow small business owners to connect with local, regional, and state providers who represent entrepreneurial interests. Save the date and look for more details to come. Walk-ins are welcome.

Tuesday • September 10 • 4:30-6:30 PM

Room: R-158/159

• Facilitator: Melissa Evans Event Number: 580-2024-52

Register by: 4 PM September 10

How to Find Your Customers – Online

Market research isn’t just for startups; it’s an important ongoing process for every small business. Developing a focused and effective marketing plan requires up-to-date market analysis. Discover the variety of market research tools that will give you critical information about your industry and customers. Get the data you need to test the feasibility of a new business, then find the competition and potential customers interested in your proposed product or service.

Thursday • September 12 • 6-7:30 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: Jess McLamb • Event Number: 580-2024-53

Register by: 4 PM September 12

NEW: NCDOT Outreach for DBE/SBE Contracting Opportunities

Learn about contracting opportunities for Disadvantaged & Small Business Enterprise (DBE/SBE) businesses. NCDOT outreach events have been created to (1) Make companies aware of the contracting opportunities available statewide through the highway division offices, and (2) Inform businesses about opportunities that that are coming over the next three months. We invite you to attend to learn and ask questions about how to do business with the NCDOT. During this event, you will learn about (1) The Types of Contracts, (2) Upcoming Advertisements, (3) The Letting and Award Processes, and (4) Other ways you can identify the best fit for your company to work with the NCDOT. The NCDOT is ready to grow the Division IV contracting community which includes Wilson and surrounding counties. Come learn about opportunities for your company to work with the NCDOT.

Monday • September 16• 6-9 PM • Room: R-158/159

Instructor: Brandon L. Herring, NCDOT Event Number: 580-2024-45

Register by: 4 PM September 16

How to Write a Business Plan

A business plan can be the most important tool for a small business owner. Learn how to turn your ideas into a solid plan for financing and long-term success. Learn the important components of a business plan and lay the foundation for a winning plan. Find out how marketing, operations, and finance are interrelated. Discover how a business plan is used by potential lenders, the do’s and don’ts of writing a plan, and steps for making the process easy. This event is designed for new and established business owners.

Tuesday • September 17 • 6-8 PM • Room: R161 & Online

Instructor: Melissa Evans, SBC Director Event Number: 580-2024-54 • Register by: 4 PM September 17

Tuesday • October 15 • 9-11 AM • Room: Online

Instructor: Pat Killette • Event Number: 580-2024-65

Register by: 7 AM October 15

Basics of Bookkeeping – Online

Gain a workable knowledge of how to properly record financial transactions for your small business. Discover the three most important financial reports and how to use them to make the best-informed business decisions. If you’re a new business owner or need a refresher on the basics of accounting, this webinar is designed for you.

Thursday • September 19 • 6-8 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: Jess McLamb • Event Number: 580-2024-55

Register by: 4 PM September 19

NEW: The Realities of Owning & Operating a Successful Small Business

How does a small business survive the ups and downs of changing economic conditions? What does a successful entrepreneur do to market their business, network effectively, and improve engagement with their customers to keep them coming back? When should you hire employees or expand the company? Come hear answers to these questions and more from a panel of small business owners with various backgrounds. As they share insights, you will learn and apply new knowledge to your startup or existing business. Time will be allotted for Q&A.

Tuesday • September 24 • 6-8 PM • Room: R-158/159

Facilitator: Melissa Evans, SBC Director Event Number: 580-2024-56 Register by: 4 PM September 24

Nonprofit Day - September 26, 2024

Note: A certificate will be issued to those who participate in all five (5) of the Nonprofit Day webinars. A separate registration is required for each webinar.

How to Start a Nonprofit – Online

Starting a nonprofit organization can be rewarding, but it must be set up properly! This webinar will discuss how to file organizing documents to register a nonprofit with the state and federal government, how to write and develop the bylaws, and tips for how to select the right board members to carry out the mission and vision of the organization.

Thursday • September 26 • 9-11 AM • Room: Online • Instructor: Althea T. Lewis • Event Number: 580-2024-57 Register by: 7 AM September 26

How to Develop or Restore Bylaws for a Nonprofit – Online

Bylaws are essential to your operation as a nonprofit. Learn what should be included in your bylaws to be properly set up and avoid common pitfalls that could undermine your longevity. Roles and duties of directors and officers, distribution of grant monies, meeting procedures, director elections, and more will be covered. When starting a nonprofit, the organization does not formally exist until the bylaws have been approved by the governing body of the organization.

Thursday • September 26 • 11:15 AM – 1:15 PM Room: Online • Instructor: Althea T. Lewis Event Number: 580-2024-58

Register by 9:15 AM September 26

NEW: Crafting a Compelling Ask For Your Nonprofit – Online

Are you passionate about your nonprofit mission but get overwhelmed at the thought of asking for money? Do you struggle to craft a written appeal to local businesses, churches, or individuals in your community to ask them for support? During this informative webinar, you can discover how to shift your mindset around fundraising, learn how to craft a compelling ask that resonates with prospective supporters, ascertain ways to clarify your organizational needs and prospects, and gain an understanding of what information donors want to know at first glance. You can also learn about the different categories of nonprofit requests, understand key charitable giving trends, and prepare to get in front of local businesses, individuals, and foundations with a compelling proposal.

Thursday • September 26 • 1:30-3 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: Funding For Good Event Number: 580-2024-59

Register by: 11:30 AM September 26

How to Apply for a 501c3 – Online

Section 501c3 is part of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code that allows for federal tax exemption for nonprofit organizations. Receiving this exempt status is vital to obtain grants and tax-deductible donations.

Thursday • September 26 • 5-7 PM • Room: Online Instructor: Althea T. Lewis • Event Number: 580-2024-61

Register by 3 PM September 26

Grant Writing 101 – Online

Nonprofit organizations have tremendous hurdles in carrying out their aims as funding becomes more difficult to get. This webinar reviews the questions nonprofits need to answer prior to searching for and applying for grant funds. Participants focus on the major questions that need to be answered prior to a grant application, incorporating these answers into research, and ultimately a competitive proposal.

Thursday • September 26 • 7:15-9:15 PM

Room: Online • Instructor: Althea T. Lewis

Event Number: 580-2024-62

Register by: 5:15 PM September 26

NEW: Self-Publishing Mastery: From Concept to Market as a Profitable Small Business

This comprehensive course is designed to guide aspiring authors as small business owners through the process of self-publishing a book. From conceptualizing your book's content to launching a marketing plan, this course covers all aspects of the self-publishing journey. By the end of this course, participants will (1) Define the unique selling proposition of their book and identify their target audience, (2) Design a book cover and layout that aligns with industry standards, (3) Navigate the technical aspects of book design and file formats, (4) Understand the importance of an ISBN and barcode for their book, (5) Learn how to successfully publish a book on Amazon, and (6) Know how to develop a marketing plan.

Tuesday • October 1 • 6-8 PM • Room: R-161

Instructor: Carnisa Berry • Event Number: 580-2024-63

Register by: 4 PM October 1

Financing Your Small Business – Online

Financing continues to be a challenge for many small business owners. Questions range from, "Who will give me money for my business idea, and what do they need from me?" to, "How will this business make money, and will it be enough to pay back a loan or attract an investor?" Get to the heart of business financing in this webinar that answers your questions. Explore the advantages and disadvantages of the different types of funding sources and evaluate how to choose the right one for your needs. Discover the keys to financing success.

Thursday • October 3 • 6-7:30 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: LaShon Harley • Event Number: 580-2024-50 Register by: 4 PM October 3

NEW: How to Start a Small Trucking Business in 2024

Big Rigs, Dump Trucks, Charter Buses, Rideshare, and more. No matter the type, becoming an Owner/Operator or Carrier with a small fleet of any commercial vehicle or a related contractor is a major decision, and having a strong vision and business plan are vital to launching or growing your small business within the Trucking Industry. The number of small businesses in the trucking industry is rapidly growing. In 2022, over 11.46 billion tons of freight were transported by trucks, making up 72.6% of the total domestic tonnage shipped. By 2027, the global transportation industry is predicted to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 3.4%. You will understand what it takes to start a small trucking business and learn about the various registrations required.

Tuesday • October 15 • 6-8 PM • Room: R-161

Instructor: Charles Banks • Event Number: 580-2024-77 Register by: 4 PM October 15

Financing Your Small Business With Self-Help Credit Union

If you are an existing or potential small business owner, chances are you will consider a bank loan at some point. Once you decide to apply, the bank will begin to analyze what are often referred to as the 5 C’s of credit which includes evaluating your character and your ability to personally guarantee the loan to determine if you qualify for a business loan. During this presentation, the speaker(s) will dive into these 5 key credit considerations and share what steps your company can take to look like a great investment.

Monday • October 21 • 6-7 PM • Room: R-161

Instructor: Self-Help Credit Union Event Number: 580-2024-66 • Register by: 4 PM October 21

NUEVO: Financiando Su Pequeña Empresa Con Self-Help Credit Union (Presentado en Español)

Si usted es propietario actual o potencial de una pequeña empresa, es probable que considere un préstamo bancario en algún momento. Una vez que decida presentar la solicitud, el banco comenzará a analizar lo que a menudo se conoce como las 5 C’s del crédito, que incluyen evaluar su carácter y su capacidad para garantizar personalmente el préstamo para determinar si califica para un préstamo comercial. Durante esta presentación, los oradores profundizarán en estas 5 consideraciones crediticias clave y compartirán los pasos que su empresa puede tomar para parecer una gran inversión.

Monday • October 28 • 6-7 PM • Room: R-161

Instructor: Self-Help Credit Union

Event Number: 580-2024-67

Register by: 4 PM October 28

How to Increase Your Credit Score to Over 740 Points; Prepare for a Small Business Bank Loan

An excellent credit score is now considered to be 740 points or higher. Should you have one credit card or four, pay off your balances every month, or carry a balance? Should you carry a credit card even though you have not used it in years? The answers to these questions may surprise you when it comes to increasing your credit score. Having good credit is important in being able to obtain a business loan to start or expand your small business. We will discuss how to read a credit report and what factors are used in calculating your FICO or Beacon score. Learn the legal tricks credit bureaus do not reveal on how to raise your score simply by the way you use your credit cards, treat inquiries, make your payments, and carry balances. Information about the importance of maintaining good credit and the positive financial consequences it produces will be included. Using several proven methods, your credit score could increase by 50-100 points or more within 60 days. Make plans to attend now!

Tuesday • October 29 • 6-8 PM • Room: R-161 & Online

Instructor: Bob Moore • Event Number: 580-2024-60

Register by: 4 PM October 29

NEW: Digital Marketing Blueprint Series –November 2024

Note: A certificate will be issued to those who participate in all five (5) parts of the Digital Marketing Blueprint Series. A separate registration is required for each webinar.

NEW: Creating a Digital Marketing Blueprint for Your Small Business – Online

Before launching any marketing campaign, it’s important to know what your business needs and why you need it. Not all businesses need to be on all platforms. Learn about the basics that will get your business started online and best practices for implementing additional platforms, or if you even need them!

Monday • November 4 • 6-7:30 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: Melanie Diehl • Event Number: 580-2024-68

Register by: 4 PM November 4

NEW: Identifying the Target Market for Your Small Business – Online

Not everyone is your potential customer or client. In this webinar, we will discuss how to identify your target market (aka Avatar), how to create messages with which they connect, and how to reach them where they are.

Tuesday • November 5 • 6-7:30 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: Melanie Diehl • Event Number: 580-2024-69 Register by: 4 PM November 5

NEW: Websites and Point-of-Sale Systems for Your Small Business – Online

Your website is the one piece of the internet you actually own. There are multiple options for creating a website, from a single landing page to a multiple-page site with customer access, shopping carts, and more. How will you make online selling easy? In this webinar, learn from a panel of experts about websites and POS systems and determine what’s best for your small business.

Tuesday • November 12 • 6-7:30 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: Melanie Diehl • Event Number: 580-2024-72 Register by: 4 PM November 12

NEW: Email Marketing for Your Small Business – Online

Email marketing has a 90% deliverability rate and an average of 38x return on investment (ROI). Done right, it can really drive sales and brand awareness for your small business. This webinar will help you avoid common mistakes and maximize your emails for powerful impact!

Monday • November 18 • 6-7:30 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: Melanie Diehl • Event Number: 580-2024-75 Register by: 4 PM November 18

NEW: Social Media Marketing for Your Small Business – Online

During this webinar, you will learn the latest strategies for using social media to market your business. We’ll cover the basics of Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, and then we’ll take a deeper dive into developing a content strategy, building a content calendar, and measuring the success of your social media campaigns.

Tuesday • November 19 • 6-7:30 PM • Room: Online

Instructor: Melanie Diehl • Event Number: 580-2024-76 Register by: 4 PM November 19

NEW: Small Business Payroll Series –November 2024

Note: A certificate will be issued to those who participate in all four (4) parts of the Small Business Payroll webinar series. A separate registration is required for each webinar.

NEW: Small Business Payroll (Part-1): Register with Appropriate Authorities –Online

As a small business owner, you will learn how to obtain a federal employer identification number (EIN), register to submit your federal tax payment on the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS), and register to collect and remit withholding tax with the State of North Carolina.

Wednesday • November 6 • Noon-1 PM

Room: Online • Instructor: Jennifer Wright, CPA Event Number: 580-2024-70 Register by: 10 AM November 6

NEW: Small Business Payroll (Part-2): File New-Hire Paperwork & Calculate Take-Home Pay

– Online

Federal, state, and employment eligibility forms (W-4, NC4, I-9) can be confusing for both employees and employers. Learn what forms you need to provide to an employee at hiring/re-hiring and how to handle them. Small business owners will also learn how to use withholding tables, where to find tax rates, and how to apply both so that an employee’s take-home pay can be properly calculated.

Thursday • November 7 • Noon-1:30 PM

NEW: Small Business Payroll (Part-4): Submit Federal & State Payroll Tax Returns – Online

Are you perplexed by which payroll forms apply to your small business? Learn what forms to use, when they should be filed, the purpose of the forms, how to fill them out, and how to send them to the right place.

Thursday • November 14 • Noon-1 PM

Room: Online • Instructor: Jennifer Wright, CPA Event Number: 580-2024-74

Register by: 10 AM November 14

Mandatory BOI Reporting Requirements for All LLCs & Corporations – Online

Effective January 1, 2024, many companies became subject to a law that requires them to report information about their beneficial owners (i.e., the individuals who ultimately own or control the company) to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Most corporations and LLCs registered with the N.C. Secretary of State are affected by this new requirement, and the due date for the report is dependent upon the entity’s creation or registration date. Additionally, any updates or corrections to BOI reports previously submitted to FinCEN must be submitted within 30 days. Penalties for willful violation of the BOI reporting requirements are steep and include (1) Civil penalties of up to $500 for each day that the violation continues, and (2) Criminal penalties of up to $10,000 and up to two years of jail time. Join us for this informative webinar to learn more about the BOI filing requirements, penalties, and potential exceptions.

Wednesday • December 4 • Noon-1 PM

Room: Online • Instructor: Rebekah Barr, CPA Event Number: 580-2024-78

Register by: 10 AM December 4

Small Business Payroll (Part-3):

Room: Online • Instructor: Jennifer Wright, CPA Event Number: 580-2024-71 Register by: 10 AM November 7 NEW:

Entrepreneur Academy Certificate

As a small business owner, learn how and when to send in the payroll taxes that you collected to both the IRS and the State of North Carolina.

Wednesday • November 13 • Noon-1 PM

Room: Online • Instructor: Jennifer Wright, CPA Event Number: 580-2024-73

Register by: 10 AM November 13

The SBC offers a professionally prepared Entrepreneur Academy Certificate for attendees completing at least ten (10) specified events and one (1) counseling session. Please contact the SBC at (252) 246-1232, speak with the SBC Director, or pick up a tracking form during a seminar.