Continuing Education | Summer 2020

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Continuing Education | Summer 2020 | GENERAL INFORMATION

Southwestern

College Continuing

Education

Here at Southwestern College’s Continuing

Education Department, we want you to know

that we are here for you.

We are committed to empowering and

strengthening you to reach your goals.

Whether your goals are to gain new skills,

enhance your career, or for personal

growth, we oer a wide variety of new and

innovative programming, accessible services, and resources

that will meet your needs.

Due to Covid-19, Southwestern College is practicing social

distancing; therefore, we’ve converted registration, instruction

and campus services online (remote). We realize working

exclusively online may be new to you, which is why our sta

is ready to assist you in everything from applying online to

registering for classes.

From the safety of your own home or anywhere that you

may be, you can earn a Certicates of Completion for Tax

Preparation/Income Tax, Basic ESL or Customer Service

Series Completion. You may also be interested in classes such

as our Trigonometry Refresher or Algebra for Test Prep and

Course Support to prepare for math classes or the SWC

math placement test.

You may even be interested in learning how to Make Extra

Income as a Wholesale Auto Dealer from Home or become a

Child Visitation Monitor. Through Ed2go online, we oer a wide

range of highly interactive courses for lifelong learning or career

training programs for those interested in developing professional

skills. Whatever your goals are and no matter why you are here,

we look forward to serving you.

Sincerely,

Myesha Jackson, MBA

Director of Continuing Education

Table of Contents

Noncredit Classes ................................................6

Algebra Review for Test Prep and Course Support ................ 11

Art Therapy ............................................................................. 12

Basic ESL I.............................................................................. 10

Basic ESL II ............................................................................. 10

Basic ESL III ............................................................................ 10

Basic First Aid and Adult CPR (Blended Learning Format) ...... 7

Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor

(Blended Learning Format) ................................................. 8

Body Dynamics and Aging Process ....................................... 12

Childbirth Education for Expectant Parents (Lamaze) ............ 12

Concert Choir ........................................................................ 12

CPR for the Healthcare Provider (Blended Learning Format) ... 8

Customer Service: Decision Making and Problem Solving .... 10

Customer Service: Managing Change .................................... 10

Customer Service: Mastering Communication ....................... 10

Developing High Performance Charts in Microsoft Excel ...... 11

Family Childcare Business I ..................................................... 6

Family Childcare Business II .................................................... 6

Family Childcare Business III ................................................... 6

Family Childcare Business IV .................................................. 6

Family Childcare Business V ................................................... 6

First Aid for Public Safety Personnel––Title 22

(Blended Learning Format) ................................................. 8

Gospel Choir I ......................................................................... 12

Independence, Social, and Study Strategies ........................... 9

Introduction to Computers ..................................................... 11

Introduction to Microsoft Word ............................................... 11

Pediatric Safety and CPR (Blended Learning Format) ............. 9

Success in Nursing ................................................................... 6

Tai Chi ..................................................................................... 12

Tax Preparation/Income Tax Course I ....................................... 7

Tax Preparation/Income Tax Course II ...................................... 7

Trigonometry Refresher .......................................................... 11

Fee-Based Classes ............................................. 13

Child Visitation Monitor Training Course ................................ 13

Make Extra Income as a Wholesale Auto Dealer

from Home ........................................................................ 13

Making the Most of Social Security ........................................ 13

Voice-Overs…Now is Your Time! ............................................ 13

Work at Home as a Medical Transcriptionist .......................... 13

General Information ...........................................1

Parking Information .................................................................. 5

Refunds .................................................................................... 5

Registration Information ........................................................... 3

Ed2Go Online Classes ...................................... 14

Online Career Training Programs ............16

For registration information, please visit our website at: www.swccd.edu/continuinged

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GENERAL INFORMATION | Summer 2021 | Continuing Education

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Continuing Education | Summer 2021 | GENERAL INFORMATION

Southwestern

College Continuing

Education

Continuing Education provides students with extended studies

designed to support professional advancement and personal

success. Day, evening, and weekend classes are conveniently

held in either online, remote, or hybrid format. Many are tuition-

free, while others require a nominal fee. There are no transcripts or

grades. New classes are always being added. For an up-to-date

listing of classes, visit the Continuing Education section of the

Southwestern College website: www.swccd.edu/continuinged.

Mission Statement

Southwestern Community College District is the premier public

institution of higher education in Southern San Diego County

that serves a diverse community of students by providing quality

academic programs, comprehensive student support services that

ensure equitable access and clear pathways to student success.

Southwestern Community College District promotes learning

and success to prepare students to become critical thinkers

and engaged life-long learners/global citizens. The District is

committed to continuous improvements through the use of data-

informed planning, implementation, and evaluation.

Southwestern Community College District utilizes a variety

of instructional modalities to provide educational and career

opportunities in the following areas: Associate degree and

certicate programs, transfer, professional, technical and career

advancement, foundational skills, personal enrichment, and

continuing education

Governing Board approved March 10, 2020

Governing Board of the

Southwestern Community College District

Leticia Cazares, President

Roberto Alcantar, Vice President

Griselda A. Delgado

Don Dumas

Kirin Macapugay

Melkitsedeq Jorge Hernandez, Student Trustee

August 2020–May 2021

Mark Sanchez, ED.D., Superintendent/President

The SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE SCHEDULE (USPS #024423) is

published six times a year in November, January, March, April, May,

and July by oces of Publications and Continuing Education at

Southwestern College, 900 Otay Lakes Road, Chula Vista, CA 91910-

7299. Periodicals Postage Paid at Chula Vista, California. Volume

15, Issue Number 4, May 2021, Southwestern College Schedule.

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Southwestern College

Schedule, 900 Otay Lakes Road, Chula Vista CA 91910-7299.

Diversity Initiative

Southwestern Community College District seeks to foster and

engage diversity as integral to our learning community and

in educational excellence. Diversity is valued as an essential

cornerstone to civility, dignity, fairness, respect, and trust.

Non-Discrimination Statement

The Southwestern Community College District does not

discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin,

gender, sexual orientation, disability, age, or marital status in any

of its policies, procedures, or practices. This nondiscrimination

policy covers admission, employment, and access to all college

programs and activities. Questions about the Rehabilitation Act of

1973, Section 504, and student grievances should be directed to

the Dean of Student Services, at 619-482-6369. Title IX inquiries

should be directed to the Title IX Administrator, at 619-482-6329.

Inquiries regarding Equal Employment Opportunity and other

nondiscrimination policies and procedures should be directed to

the Vice President for Employee Services, 619-482-6329.

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

GENERAL INFORMATION | Summer 2021 | Continuing Education

Southwestern College Continuing Education

Continuing Education provides the opportunity for community residents to improve, upgrade, and learn new skills and knowledge. This

eort responds to the need for a well-trained workforce, as well as the individual need for intellectual or cultural enrichment. Continuing

Education presently includes the following three categories of instruction and services: Noncredit, Fee-Based services, and Customized

Contract Education.

Noncredit Courses (NC)

Noncredit courses are courses that meet community needs

in ten instructional areas: Parenting, Basic Skills, English as a

Second Language (ESL), Citizenship for Immigrants, courses

for the disabled, vocational courses, courses for older adults,

Home Economics, Health and Safety, and Workforce Preparation

[California Education Code, Section 84757(a) and 84760.5, and

Title 5, Section 58160.] Noncredit courses are open to the public,

are tuition-free, and are not oered for college credit.

Fee-Based Classes (Community Service)

Fee-based classes and programs are designated and authorized

under Title 5. These programs may be oered in nearly any

subject or eld. These programs are supported by a fee paid by

participants.

Customized Contract Education

High-quality customized contract training services specically

tailored to the needs of the employees of businesses and

organizations. Class participation is limited to the contract

designees. Customized Contract Education and services are paid

for by the contracting entity.

Course Description Legend

Course meeting days:

M – Monday | T – Tuesday | W – Wednesday | Th – Thursday

F – Friday | Sat – Saturday | Sun – Sunday

Example: Class meets Monday through Thursday – MTWTh

Class meets on Monday and Tuesday – MT

Continuing Education is a department of the School of Continuing

Education & Workforce Development. Your feedback, suggestions,

and comments are welcomed.

Myesha Jackson, Director of Continuing Education,

[email protected]

How to Read the Class Schedule

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, SWC Continuing Education will be oering summer semester classes in three formats: online, remote,

and hybrid. Classes in all three formats meet the same academic rigor and requirements. When registering, pay careful attention to the

class format to ensure you choose the class most convenient for you and that will provide you with the best academic experience. You

will receive an email from the instructor prior to start of the class with instructions for accessing your online classroom.

TYPES OF CLASSES:

Remote classes meet synchronously using a live video conferencing tool. They meet at the days and times listed in the class schedule.

Homework, reading and outside class assignments are still required.

Hybrid classes meet synchronously online or face-to-face for some of the time on the day(s) that the section is scheduled for. Students

must complete related work in various other ways outside of these class meetings.

Online classes are completely asynchronous. They do not require meeting specic days and times. All instruction, coursework, and

activities to be completed online.

Schedule

Key

Retirement Living

Explores a broad range of important topics for retirees and older adults, including:...

Instructor: J. Acosta, 12 hours.

NC 38-E1 Sat Jan. 2–16 9 a.m.–12:50 p.m. No Fee

Type of Class: REMOTE

Class #

Days Dates

TimeType of Class Fee

Title Course Description

Instructor name. TBA indicates

instructor was not designated

at time of printing of schedule.

STEPS

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Continuing Education | Summer 2021 | REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Complete your application

Complete or update your noncredit application at

www.tinyurl.com/swcopenccc or by visiting our webpage:

www.swccd.edu/continuinged

Check your personal email

After you have completed or updated your noncredit

application online you will receive an email within 24-48

hours with steps to activate your MySWC Account.

Activate your account

Follow the steps in your email to activate your MySWC

account. You will have access to your student SWC email as

well as other campus links, including WebAdvisor. Once your

account is activated all SWC correspondence will be sent to

your SWC email.

WebAdvisor, login to your MySWC account, click on

Campus Apps, and select WebAdvisor on MySWC. Note:

Only select a Term and select Noncredit for the Subject. Do

NOT enter specic information about the course. Instructions

on how to navigate through WebAdvisor are also available on

our webpage.

Apply and

Noncredit

Courses

with

Need help? Contact us!

Phone: (619) 482-6376

Email: [email protected]

www.swccd.edu/continuinged

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION | Summer 2021 | Continuing Education

Visit our registration website

Visit our online registration website at

https://registration.xenegrade.com/swccd or by visiting

our webpage: www.swccd.edu/continuinged

Create your account

On the top right of the registration website, click on “Create

Account”. Once you create your account, you will be able to

Find your courses

Search for courses using the “Course Search” features

on the main landing page, or browse all fee-based courses

by clicking on the menu tab on the left hand side of the

webpage labeled “Continuing Education Fee-Based

Classes”. Course numbers for community service/feebased

classes start with “CS.”

Add courses to your cart

Once you nd the course(s) that you are interested in, add

them to your cart.

Checkout

When ready, select Checkout. Answer any required

questions, and enter your payment details. Once your

checkout is complete, you will receive an email with

conrmation of your registration.

Apply and

Fee-Based

Courses

with

Need help? Contact us!

Phone: (619) 482-6376

Email: [email protected]

www.swccd.edu/continuinged

STEPS

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Continuing Education | Summer 2021 | REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Early registration ensures that you will have a reserved place in a

popular class. All registration is on a rst-come, rst-serve basis.

Your registration can make the dierence as to whether a class is

oered or cancelled.

Southwestern College Continuing Education

Drop Policy

Any student who is not present on the rst day of class may

be dropped from the course by the instructor. After the rst

class meeting, any student with 3 consecutive absences from a

noncredit class without prior notice (or in the event of a short-term

class, having missed 25% of courses to-date) may be ocially

dropped from the course. Nonattendance does not constitute an

automatic withdrawal. Should a student register and be unable

to attend or decide not to continue, the student must contact the

instructor or the Continuing Education oce immediately to be

withdrawn from the course.

Class Conrmation

Please mark your personal calendar when registering for any class.

If you have any questions regarding registration please contact us

at (619) 482-6376 or email at [email protected] or visit our

website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged.

Certicate of Completion

Some multi-session courses and seminars oer a Certicate of

Completion. When applicable, students must attend all classes

and meet certicate requirements as established by the college.

Class Cancellation

Every attempt is made to avoid cancelling a class. However,

sometimes it is necessary to cancel before the rst meeting when

enrollment is low. If the College has advance notice that a class

will be cancelled, Continuing Education will attempt to reach you

by email or phone. Please be sure to provide current phone and

email contact information on your application.

Refunds

A full refund will be made if Continuing Education cancels a class.

If you have registered for a class and you cancel at least three

(3) business days prior to the start of the class, you will receive

a full refund of the class fee. You are not eligible for any refund

beyond the three day period. There are no registration credits or

rescheduling options available beyond the three (3) day refund

period. No-shows are not eligible for a refund. A refund may take

up to four to six weeks to process.

Registration and Materials Fee

Registration fees are required for all Fee-Based classes. A

materials fee may be required for some Fee-Based classes and

Noncredit classes. Please be prepared to pay these fees at the

time of registration. Only credit card payments are accepted.

Instructor and Class Changes

In some cases, a qualied substitute instructor may replace the

individual listed in the schedule. Class dates are also subject to

change. When feasible, students will be notied of any changes

prior to the class either by email or by phone.

Types of Classes

All classes are held in either online, remote, or hybrid format.

Please see page 2 for more information.

Parking Information

All summer class oerings will be held online and there is no need

for students to purchase a parking for the summer sessions.

However, all persons who park their vehicles on District campuses

are subject to paying for daily or visitors permit, per the District

parking policy.

Daily permits allow the purchasers to park in white-lined spaces.

Visitor permits allow the purchaser to park in short-term green-

lined spaces (1 hour maximum). Persons with valid disabled

placards and license plates may park in marked disabled parking

spaced or white-lined spaces without charge.

Vehicles found parked without permits or those parked in violation

of the District’s parking policy are subject to being cited.

Disclaimer

While every reasonable eort is made to ensure that statements

in the schedule are accurate, the information contained herein

is subject to change or elimination without notice by the

administration of the Southwestern Community College District.

Students should consult the appropriate campus, campus/district

website or department for current information, as well as for any

special rules or requirements imposed.

Campus Student ID Cards

As a result of the campus closure due to health concerns

surrounding Covid-19, the Oce of Student Activities will not be

issuing student ID cards for summer 2021. This also applies for all

Higher Education Centers and Continuing Education.

If you require a student ID card for a specic and veriable reason,

please follow the instructions listed at https://www.swccd.edu/

student-life/student-activities/.

These requests will be reviewed and cards will be issued on a

case-by-case basis. We thank you for your understanding, and

if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the

Oce of Student Activities at (619) 421-6700, ext. 5433.

Registration Information

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

CAREER AND JOB SKILLS | Noncredit Classes

Career and Job Skills

Noncredit Class Offerings

Earn Career Education

Certicates in Specic Industries

The FREE Drive-Up Wi Zone is available for students who do not

have access to the internet and is located right by the College Police

Building (Parking Lot D). A Southwestern College ID on the student’s

car dashboard is needed for verication OR a printed copy of the

student’s registration statement or class schedule.

For more information visit: www.swccd.edu/administration/

institutional-technology/network-and-infrastructure/

Did you know Southwestern College

has a FREE Drive-Up Wi Zone?

Family Childcare Business IV

Provides information and practice in helping children express

feelings of loss, separation, and anxiety. Examines community

resources for families and children in crisis as specic resources

for providers for program improvement (toy and material lending,

provider support groups, eld trips, and free/low cost materials).

Instructor: M. Galindo, 12 hours.

NC 1057-581 Jul. 12–15 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

Family Childcare Business V

Examines the concept of developmentally appropriate

practices as applied to the home learning environment.

Analyzes the basic “whole child” approach to developing a

curriculum for young children. Explores the role of a caregiver

in providing an inclusive and multicultural environment

rich in diversity and acceptance of the individual.

Instructor: M. Galindo, 12 hours.

NC 1058-581 Jul. 19–22 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

Success in Nursing

Designed to assist enrolled nursing students to be successful in the

VN and ADN programs. Included are test-taking strategies as well

as basic mathematics, reading comprehension, time management,

communication, and critical thinking as they apply to the nursing

curriculum.

Instructor: M. Livingston, 24 hours.

NC 1033-531 Jun. 14–Aug. 2 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

Family Childcare Business I

Examines the process of setting up an in-home childcare business.

Introduces analysis and implementation of a business plan

including enrollment of children, contracts, bookkeeping, and legal

considerations. Explores creative ways to use available space and

materials for a developmentally appropriate environment.

Instructor: E. Marquez, 12 hours.

NC 1054-581 Jun. 14–17 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

Family Childcare Business II

Identies caregivers’ responsibilities regarding health, safety,

and nutritional needs of children. Focuses on providing a safe

environment for children and procedures for dealing with illness,

medications, and reporting suspected child abuse or neglect.

Instructor: E. Marquez, 12 hours.

NC 1055-581 Jun. 21–24 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

Family Childcare Business III

Examines major theories in child development with an emphasis

on practical application for the family child care provider.

Explores guidance techniques using negotiation, problem solving

techniques, and positive reinforcement.

Instructor: E. Marquez, 12 hours.

NC 1056-581 Jun. 28–Jul 1 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

Noncredit Classes | CAREER AND JOB SKILLS

Earn Health and Safety Certications

that Employers Require

For information on CPR classes listed below, please contact

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Locations: HECNC – Higher Education Center-National City, 880 National City Blvd., National City, 91950

Tax Preparation/Income Tax Course I

Introduces Part I of a 60 hour program that teaches students how

to prepare their own state and federal income tax returns and

introduces them to the career eld of a registered tax preparer in

the State of California. Successful completion of Part I and Part II

enables a student to receive a Certicate of Completion. Required

textbooks: available at the Bookstore, to be purchased by the

rst day of class.

Instructor: D. Yager, 30 hours.

NC 113-60 MW Jun. 14–Jul. 7 5:30–9:35 p.m. No Fee

No Class: 7/5

Type of class: REMOTE

Basic First Aid and Adult CPR

(Blended Learning Format)

Designed to prepare individuals to recognize and treat injuries and

sudden illnesses. Meets the requirements for basic rst aid and

adult CPR in the workplace, 8 hours (5 hours LEC**, 3 hours LAB)

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 40-70 LAB Sat Jun. 19 8:30–11:20 a.m. No Fee

NC 40-70A LAB Sat Jun. 19 12:30–3:20 p.m. No Fee

Instructor: B. Burdick

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 40-71 LAB Sat Jul. 24 8:30–11:20 a.m. No Fee

NC 40-71A LAB Sat Jul. 24 12:30–3:20 p.m. No Fee

Instructor: D. Hawley

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 40-E1 LAB Th Jun. 17 8–10:50 a.m. No Fee

NC 40-E2 LAB Th Jun. 17 12–2:50 p.m. No Fee

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 40-E3 LAB Th Jul. 15 8–10:50 a.m. No Fee

NC 40-E4 LAB Th Jul. 15 12–2:50 p.m. No Fee

Instructor: D. Hawley

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

Required Online Part 1: Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED (2015)

(Available online at **https://shopcpr.heart.org/heartsaver-rst-

aid-cpr-aed-online for $30). American Heart Association (AHA)

course completion certicate is $30. Students must provide online

course completion certicates to instructor on skills day (LAB). As

per the new AHA guidelines all cards will be submitted in electronic

format, students must provide an accurate email address to obtain

course completion certications.

Tax Preparation/Income Tax Course II

Introduces Part II of a comprehensive 60 hour program that covers

everything students need to know to prepare correct tax returns.

Emphasizes how a student will learn a marketable skill that will

enable him/her to prepare taxes for other people and earn extra

income. Successful completion enables the student to receive a

Certicate of Completion that will make them eligible to become

a registered tax preparer in the State of California. Required

textbooks: available at the Bookstore, to be purchased by the

rst day of class.

Instructor: D. Yager, 30 hours.

NC 114-60 MW Jul. 12–Aug. 2 5:30–9:35 p.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Complete both NC 113 and NC 114 and receive a

Certicate of Completion—60 hours total.

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

CAREER AND JOB SKILLS | Noncredit Classes

Southwestern College CONNECTS is our Technology Loaner Program for students who do not have access

to technology at home and are in need of a loaner computer or other technology to participate in credit

or noncredit courses. Visit the SWC Cares page and complete the CONNECTS Technology Loan Request

form. Your current enrollment status will be checked and you will be contacted via your Southwestern

College email address with information on the date/time of the next distribution day.

Did you know Southwestern

College offers a technology

loaner program?

Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor

(Blended Learning Format)

Designed to advance the Basic Life Support (BLS) provider to

the position of instructor. Teaches the instructor candidate the

components and delivery of cognitive and psychomotor skills

training used for BLS training.

Instructor: B Burdick, 16 hours (12 hours LEC**, 4 hours LAB)

Students must be approved by AHA Training Center via email at

[email protected] at least 2 weeks prior to online registration.

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 1039-70 LAB Sun Jun. 27 8:30 a.m.–12:20 p.m. No Fee

NC 1039-71 LAB Sun Jun. 27 1:30–5:20 p.m. No Fee

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

CPR for the Healthcare Provider

(Blended Learning Format)

Provides the professional rescuer with the knowledge and skills

to provide Basic Life Support (BLS) to a victim in an emergency.

Necessary for anyone wishing to become a BLS instructor. Follows

the guidelines of both the American Red Cross and the American

Heart Association. 8-9 hours. (4 hours LEC**, 5 or 4 hours LAB)

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 1007-70 LAB Sat Jun. 12 8:30 a.m.–1:20 p.m. No Fee

NC 1007-70A LAB Sat Jun. 12 2–6:50 p.m. No Fee

Instructor: D. Hawley

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 1007-71 LAB Sat Jul. 17 8:30 a.m.–1:20 p.m. No Fee

NC 1007-71A LAB Sat Jul. 17 2–6:50 p.m. No Fee

Instructor: M. Smith

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 1007-72 LAB T Jun. 8 8–11:50 a.m. No Fee

NC 1007-72A LAB T Jun. 8 12:50–4:40 p.m. No Fee

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 1007-73 LAB F Jul. 9 8–11:50 a.m. No Fee

NC 1007-73A LAB F Jul. 9 12:50–4:40 p.m. No Fee

Instructor: Wm. D. Price

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

Components include one-and two-rescuer CPR and foreign

body airway obstruction (FBAO) in adults, children, and

infants. Bag-valve-mask (BVM) and Automated External

Debrillation (AED) also included. Successful completion

of a written test is required to receive course completion

certicate. Required Online Part 1: BLS HeartCode,

(available at **https://shopcpr.heart.org/heartcode-

bls for $28.50). American Heart Association (AHA) course

completion certicate is $30. Students must provide online

course completion certicates to instructor on skills day

(LAB). As per the new AHA guidelines all cards will be

submitted in electronic format, students must provide

an accurate email address to obtain course completion

certications. Follows the guidelines of the AHA.

First Aid for Public Safety Personnel––Title 22

(Blended Learning Format)

Contains rst aid skills for public safety personnel as a rst

responder to provide initial care regardless of the emergency.

Course is divided into four units: rst responder assessment,

specic injuries, muscle and bone injuries, and medical

emergencies. Meets the skill and knowledge requirements of Title

22 of the California Code. . As per the new AHA guidelines all cards

will be submitted in electronic format, students must provide an

accurate email address to obtain course completion certications.

Instructor: Wm. D. Price, 16 hours (12 hours LEC**, 4 hours

LAB)

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 15-70 LAB Th June 10 5:30 p.m.–9:20 p.m. No Fee

NC 15-71 LAB F June 11 5:30 p.m.–9:20 p.m. No Fee

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

Noncredit Classes | CAREER AND JOB SKILLS

Pediatric Safety and CPR

(Blended Learning Format)

Provides individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to

prevent, recognize, and provide basic care for respiratory, cardiac,

and rst aid emergencies in children and infants. Follows the

American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) and updated

2015 First Aid guidelines.

Instructor: J. Araiza, 8 hours (4 hours LEC**, 4 hours LAB)

**LEC to be completed via Canvas/AHA prior to the

scheduled LAB portion**

NC 1022-70 LAB Sat Jul. 10 8:30 a.m.–12:20 p.m. No Fee

NC 1022-71 LAB Sat Jul. 10 1:30–5:20 p.m. No Fee

Type of class/Location: REMOTE/HECNC

Required Online Part 1: Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid

CPR AED (2015) (Available online at **https://shopcpr.heart.

org/heartsaver-pediatric-rst-aid-cpr-aed-online for $20).

Successful completion of online training with written tests

and psychomotor in-person test is required to receive course

completion certicate. Students must provide online course

completion certicates to instructor on skills day (LAB). American

Heart Association (AHA) course completion certicate is $30. As

per the new AHA guidelines all cards will be submitted in electronic

format, students must provide an accurate email address to obtain

course completion certications.

Explore Job Training

Opportunities for Those

with Disabilities

Independence, Social, and Study Strategies

Addresses the needs of college students with autism. Assists

students in developing skills and knowledge necessary to reach

their educational objectives. Emphasizes time management

strategies, information on campus resources, stress management

techniques, study skills, and eective communication strategies.

Instructor: V. Corona, 32 hours.

NC 105-01 MW Jun. 7–Aug. 2 10–11:50 a.m. No Fee

No Class: 7/5

Type of class: REMOTE

BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS

FOR ANY INDUSTRY:

• Developing High

Performance Charts in

Microsoft Excel

• Introduction to Microsoft

Word

• Introduction to Computers

Back2Work

Pandemic-displaced workers, gain the

skills, nd thriving jobs and salary growth.

Southwestern College can help you nd and

be prepared for a pandemic-resilient career.

CUMER SERVICE SKILLS

FOR ANY INDUSTRY:

• Customer Service:

Mastering Communication

• Customer Service: Making

Change

• Customer Service:

Decision Making and

Problem Solving

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For more information, please visit www.swccd.edu/continuinged

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EXPANDING YOUR

BABYSITTING SERVICES

INTO A FAMILY DAYCARE

BUSINESS

• Family Daycare Business I

• Family Daycare Business II

• Family Daycare Business III

• Family Daycare Business IV

• Family Daycare Business V

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS | Noncredit Classes

Prepare for a New Career or

to Enter College

Complete all three of the classes below and

receive a Certicate of Series Completion

from Southwestern College.

Customer Service: Decision Making and

Problem Solving

Explores techniques for making business decisions and solving

problems. Introduces decision-making styles and when each style

might be applied. Reviews how to assess a situation, prioritize the

urgency of tasks, and select the steps for successful completion.

Instructor: S. Rosas, 6 hours.

NC 1070-E2 T Jun. 15 & 22 6–8:50 p.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Customer Service: Managing Change

Explores our natural tendencies and the tendencies of our

customers to resist change in the workplace. Introduces techniques

for handling change and how to introduce change to our customers.

Provides practice of change management techniques.

Instructor: S. Rosas, 6 hours.

NC 1069-E2 T Jul. 27 & Aug 3 6–8:50 p.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Customer Service: Mastering Communication

Introduces eective and positive communication that is key to

customer service success. Focuses on the communication process

including common barriers to eective communication. Covers

verbal and nonverbal communication, as well as listening skills.

Explores and provides opportunity to practice the techniques of

eective communication.

Instructor: S. Rosas, 6 hours.

NC 1003-E2 T Jul. 13 & 20 6–8:50 p.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Connect with Others &

Learn the English Language:

English-as-a-Second

Language (ESL)

Students who have completed

NC 108, NC 109 and NC 110

will receive a Certicate of Completion from

Southwestern College.

Basic ESL I

Exposes English language learners to the rst of three instructional

levels of ESL for academic and everyday purposes. Introduces

activities at a novice-low level which encourage independent

learning. Promotes control over students’ ability to learn and

engage in goal-directed behaviors. Increases English language

grammar, reading, listening, conversation, and writing competence.

Instructor: Y. Simpson, 32 hours.

NC 108-01 MTWTh Jun. 7–24 8:30–10:50 a.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Basic ESL II

Exposes English learners to the second of three instructional levels

of ESL for academic and everyday purposes. Continues activities

at a novice-mid level which encourage independent learning.

Promotes control over students’ ability to learn and engage in goal-

directed behaviors. Increases English language grammar, reading,

listening, conversation, and writing competences.

Instructor: M. Alca, 32 hours.

NC 109-01 MTWTh Jun. 28–Jul. 15 8–10:35 a.m. No Fee

No Class: 7/5

Type of class: REMOTE

Basic ESL III

Exposes English language learners to the third of three instructional

levels of ESL for academic and everyday purposes. Continues

activities at a novice-high level which encourage independent

learning. Promotes control over students’ ability to learn and

engage in goal-directed behaviors. Increases English language

grammar, reading, listening, conversation, and writing.

Instructor: O. Sukhanova, 32 hours.

NC 110-02 MTWTh Jul. 19–Aug. 5 8:30–10:50 a.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

College and Career Readiness

Possible jobs you may

qualify for with a

Customer Service Certicate

Customer Service

Representatives

Average hourly earnings

$18.72 and $30.49 hourly

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

Noncredit Classes | COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS

C USTOMIZED

Training

Program

Refresh Your Math Skills

Algebra Review for Test Prep and Course

Support

Provides an individualized program of instruction to review

various topics in Algebra. Consists of adaptive computer assisted

instruction to identify student level of knowledge and refresh those

concepts identied as needed for each student. Serves students

who need just-in-time course support, and/or students who need

to prepare for the SWC Math placement test.

Instructor: K. Clie, 9 hours.

NC 146-01 TWTh Jul.13–29 3–3:50 p.m No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Trigonometry Refresher

Provides a review to students who wish to refresh their trigonometry

skills. Includes topics such as trigonometric functions; radian

measure of angles; graphs of sine, cosine, and tangent;

trigonometric equations and inverse trigonometric equations; and

law of sines and cosines. Consists of personalized computer-

assisted instruction to refresh those concepts identied as needed

for each student.

Instructor: Y. Francis, 9 hours.

NC 1104-501 Jul.13–29 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

Develop Your Computers

Skills to Begin or

Advance Your Career

Developing High-Performance Charts in

Microsoft Excel

Reviews the basics of spreadsheet use: structure, data entry,

formulas, and functions. Focuses on how to convert your data into

meaningful and high-impact charts.

Instructor: N. Bartels, 12 hours.

NC 24-501 Jul. 13–29 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

NC 24-581 Jul. 13–29 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

Introduction to Computers

Covers basic computer skills such as proper start-up and shutdown

procedures; use of mouse and keyboard commands; basic le

management; creating, saving, and printing a document using

word-processing software; e-mails; and basic Internet searches.

Instructor: N. Bartels, 6 hours.

NC 1051-581 Jun. 8–15 No Fee

Type of class: ONLINE

Introduction to Microsoft Word

Provides students with the basic skills that are

necessary to create, edit, enhance, and save

standard documents using Microsoft Word.

Instructor: N. Bartels, 12 hours.

NC 198-581 Jun. 17–Jul. 6 No Fee

No Class: 7/5

Type of class: ONLINE

Let us partner with your company in

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your employees and sustainable

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• Customer Service

• English for the Workplace

• Diversity Management

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• Personally meet with leadership to discuss training needs

• Bring training to your location and at your convenience

Contact Continuing Education at (619) 482-6376 or email

continuinged@swccd.edu

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

LIFE-LONG LEARNING | Noncredit Classes

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

Strengthen Families and

Parenting Skills

Childbirth Education for Expectant Parents

(Lamaze)

Prepares expectant parents for a positive childbirth experience.

Instructs students on diverse methods of prepared childbirth,

as well as demonstration and practice of essential and helpful

exercises. Encourages childbirth partners/coaches, who are an

integral part of the process, to attend and participate.

Instructor: R. Joselevitz, 20 hours.

NC 6-60 TTh Jul. 13–Aug. 5 7–9:15 p.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Please be sure to have a mat and two pillows for class. You are

encouraged to have a partner–partners must also register for

this class.

Recommended for students who are close to their due date.

Enrich Lives of Older Adults

Art Therapy

Focuses on the use of art as a creative expression and a therapeutic

process. Utilizes a variety of art media to promote self-expression,

to develop coping skills, and to mediate emotional and physical

challenges and limitations. Designed for older adults, this course

is also appropriate for anyone who wants to enhance the quality

of their life.

Instructor: A. Bejarano, 12 hours.

NC 1053-681 F Jun. 11–Jul. 16 11:15–11:50 a.m. No Fee

NC 1053-682 W Jun. 23–Jul. 28 12:15–12:50 a.m. No Fee

Type of class: HYBRID

Concert Choir

Provides a choral ensemble for older adult music students with

aural and score analysis of choral literature from traditional classics

to the present. Emphasizes historical context, performance

practice, style, and interpretation at the beginning level. Public

performance required.

Instructor: T. Russell, 72 hours.

NC 80-60 T Jun. 8–Jul. 27 7–9:50 p.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Gospel Choir I

Underlines and denes the Spirituals and Black Gospel with

aural and historical analysis. Emphasizes and practices vocal

and performing techniques, interpretive skills, and performance

practice. Requires public performance.

Instructor: P. Lenud, 72 hours.

NC 3081-01 TTh Jun. 15–Aug. 3 1:20–5:50 p.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

Thrive with Fitness and

Wellness

Body Dynamics and Aging Process

Provides instruction and conditioning for the maintenance of

physical well-being, particularly for older adults. Focuses on deep

breathing, circulation, exibility, stamina, body awareness, and

rhythmic movements. Incorporates adapted techniques suitable

for individuals of varied tness levels and physical ability.

Instructor: J. Acosta, 36 hours.

NC 34-E2 TTh Jun. 8–Aug. 3

11 a.m.–12:50 p.m.

No Fee

No Class: 6/24

Type of class: REMOTE

Tai Chi

Introduces the Chinese Tai Ji Quan (Tai Chi) traditional exercise

for body and mind. Emphasizes muscle tone, exibility, relaxation

and stress reduction, especially for older adults. Consists of slow

rhythmic movements and mediation techniques eective for

relaxation, decreasing high blood pressure, and promoting overall

wellness for all ages.

Instructor: J. Muren, 24 hours.

NC 32-E1 MTh Jun. 7–Jul. 29 2–3:20 p.m. No Fee

No Class: 7/5

Type of class: REMOTE

NC 32-E4 MTh Jun. 7–Aug. 2 8:30–9:45 a.m. No Fee

No Class: 7/5

Type of class: REMOTE

NC 32-01 TTh Jun. 8–Jul. 29 3:30–4:45 a.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

NC 32-E3 TS Jun. 8–Jul. 31 10:30–11:45 a.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

NC 32-E2 TS Jun. 8–Jul. 31 9–10:15 a.m. No Fee

Type of class: REMOTE

NC 32-80 MTh Jun. 14–Jul. 29

11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

No Fee

No Class: 7/5

Type of class: REMOTE

Life-long Learning

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

Fee-Based Classes | PERSONAL INTEREST AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Start a New Career

Child Visitation Monitor Training Course

Are you looking for a career opportunity in which you can work

within the community, gain valuable experience and make a

dierence in the lives of children and families? Consider becoming

a professional Child Visitation Monitor. A position that is always

in demand. The average starting rate for monitors is $45-$60 per

hour. The monitor’s responsibility is to ensure the safety and well-

being of the children involved. This comprehensive course satises

the State 24-hour training requirement. You will learn the California

State policies and procedures as well as your role as a monitor.

Upon completing the course, you will able to begin working as an

independent monitor which allows you to set your own schedule/

hours, select which families you want to work with and decide

what area you would like to work out of. You must be at least 21

years old and have a clean record to register for this course.

Instructor: Jazmin Mundo, 24 hours.

CS 326-50 W Jul. 7–21 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Fee: $295

Type of class: REMOTE

$60 materials fee paid at time of registration.

Make Extra Income as a Wholesale Auto

Dealer from Home

Come learn how to supplement your income by buying and selling

wholesale cars as a home-based business. You will learn how and

where to buy at wholesale price and eight selling techniques that

create prot and cash ow. Learn how to get your auto dealer

license in 15 days. Find out how and where to buy below wholesale

prices and how to sell at retail prices. You will get a free list of 400+

dealer-only auctions in the USA where automobiles are sold below

wholesale. This class is DMV approved. You will receive a DMV

certicate of completion after you complete and pass the class

exam. Benets of a dealer license include dealer plates for vehicles

that can be used for business and pleasure, auto parts and service

at wholesale prices and sales tax exempt, ability to travel and do

business in every state, import and export opportunities, and tax

deductions.

Instructor: Wayne Williams, 7 hours.

CS 257-60 MT Jun. 21–22 6–9:30 p.m. Fee: $85

Type of class: REMOTE

$25 materials fee paid at the time of

registration.

Voice-Overs…Now is Your Time!

In what could be one of the most enlightening 2 hours you’ve ever

spent, this class will show you how YOU could actually begin using

your speaking voice for commercials, lms, and videos! Most

people go about it the wrong way. In this class, you will learn about

a unique, outside-of-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!

Instructor: Justine Reiss, 2 hours.

CS 148-60 Th Jun. 17 6:30–8:30 p.m. Fee: $45

Type of class: REMOTE

Work at Home as a Medical Transcriptionist

Demand for medical transcriptionists is soaring! Join a eld that

pays well and gives you the exibility of working at home, in a

medical oce, or in a hospital. Learn proven strategies for where

best to learn medical transcription, how to market your business,

grow a client base, equipment, software, transcription machines

and electronic transfers, working for a service and much more.

Instructor: Deborah Burns, 3 hours. Deborah Burns will share

her many years of experience as a business owner in this exciting

introduction to the eld of medical transcription.

CS 51-60 T Jun. 8 6–9 p.m. Fee: $30

Type of class: REMOTE

Learn Grow and Thrive with

Personal Development

Making the Most of Social Security

One of the most important decisions that you need to make

before you retire is when to take Social Security. Whether you are

single, married or divorced, there may be ways to maximize your

Social Security. It is important to have good understanding of the

inner workings of the Social Security to be able to maximize your

benets.

Instructor: Michael Dose, 2 hours.

CS 288-50 Sat Jul. 10 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Fee: $10

Type of class: REMOTE

CS 288-51 Sat Jul. 24 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Fee: $10

Type of class: REMOTE

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Fee-Based/Community Service

Class Offerings

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

ED2GO ONLINE CLASSES

Requirements: All courses require Internet access, e-mail,

Google Chrome, or Mozilla Firefox. Some courses may have

additional requirements. Please visit the course details page

for more information.

You will be able to download a letter of completion at the end

of each course. These courses do not oer college credit.

Fees are nonrefundable two weeks after the class starts.

THE COURSES DO NOT OFFER COLLEGE

CREDIT.

ed2go Via the Internet

ed2go Online Classes start: June 16 and July 14

• For information about these online classes or to register, go to www.ed2go.com/swc

• For a demonstration of an actual course, go to www.ed2go.com/demo/

Internet and Web Design

Fee: $135 per course

Cse. No. Title

ETG-101 Creating Web Pages $135

ETG-102 Introduction to ASP.NET $135

ETG-104 Introduction to CSS3 and HTML5 $135

ETG-106 Introduction to PHP and MySQL $135

ETG-107 Introduction to Java Programming $135

ETG-108 Intermediate CSS3 and HTML5 $135

ETG-109 Intermediate JAVA Programming $135

ETG-111 Achieving Top Search Engine Positions $135

ETG-112 Advanced Web Pages $135

ETG-114 Blogging and Podcasting for Beginners $135

ETG-116 Designing Effective Websites $135

ETG-117 Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 2010 $135

ETG-120 Introduction to Crystal Reports $135

ETG-124 Creating Mobile Apps with HTML5 $135

ETG-125 Creating WordPress Websites $135

Computers

Fee: $130 per course

Cse. No. Title

ETG-200 Introduction to PC Troubleshooting $130

ETG-206 Advanced Microsoft Excel 2013 $130

ETG-209 Introduction to Microsoft Word 2010 $130

ETG-213 BasicCompTIAA+CerticationPrep $130

ETG-214 IntermediateCompTIAA+CerticationPrep $130

ETG-215 AdvancedCompTIAA+CerticationPrep $130

ETG-218 Keyboarding $130

ETG-219 Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010 $130

ETG-222 Introduction to PC Security $130

ETG-223 Introduction to Microsoft Project 2010 $130

ETG-224 Photoshop CC for the Digital Photographer $130

ETG-225 Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2010 $130

ETG-226 Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 $130

ETG-228 Introduction to Microsoft Access 2010 $130

ETG-229 Intermediate Microsoft Access 2010 $130

ETG-231 Introduction to Illustrator CS6 $130

ETG-234 Introduction to Photoshop CS5 $130

ETG 235 Introduction to InDesign CS6 $130

ETG-236 Photoshop CC for the Digital Photographer II $130

ETG-239 Intermediate Photoshop CS5 $130

ETG-241 Introduction to Database Development $130

ETG-242 Introduction to Networking $130

ETG-243 Intermediate Networking $130

ETG-244 Computer Skills for the Workplace $130

ETG-245 Intermediate Microsoft Word 2010 $130

ETG-246 Introduction to SQL $130

ETG-247 Intermediate SQL $130

ETG-248 Intermediate Oracle $130

ETG-249 Introduction to C++ Programming $130

ETG-253 Wireless Networking $130

Tech Prep and Special

Interest

Fee: $130 per course

*Unless otherwise noted with asterisk

Cse. No. Title

ETG-300 Write Fiction Like A Pro $130

ETG-301 The Craft of Magazine Writing $130

ETG 302 Beginning Writer’s Workshop $130

ETG-303 Writing Effective Grant Proposals $130

ETG-304 A to Z Grant Writing $130

ETG-305 Instant Italian $130

ETG-306 GRE Preparation–Part 1 (Verbal and Analytical) $130

ETG-307 GRE Preparation–Part 2 (Quantitative) $130

ETG-308 LSAT Preparation–Part 1 $130

ETG-309 LSAT Preparation–Part 2 $130

ETG-310 Grammar Refresher $130

ETG-311 Beginning Conversational French $130

ETG-312 Writerifc:CreativityTrainingforWriters $130

ETG-314 Speed Spanish $130

ETG-315 Grammar for ESL $130

ETG-316 MedicalTerminology:AWordAssociation $130

Approach

ETG-317 Introduction to Natural Health and Healing $130

ETG-318 GMAT Preparation $130

ETG-319 Discover Digital Photography $130

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

ED2GO ONLINE CLASSES

ETG-321 Genealogy Basics $130

ETG-322 Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay $130

ETG-323 Secrets of Better Photography $130

ETG-324 Conversational Japanese $130

ETG-325 Photographing People with your Digital Camera $130

ETG-326 Speed Spanish II $130

ETG-327 Writing Essentials $130

ETG-328 Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search $130

ETG-329 Where Does All My Money Go? $130

ETG-330 Get Assertive! $130

ETG-331 Explore a Career as an Administrative Medical $130

Assistant

ETG-332 Leadership $130

ETG-333 Interpersonal Communication $130

ETG-334 Personal Finance $130

ETG-335 Explore a Career in Medical Coding $130

ETG-336 Human Anatomy and Physiology $130

ETG-337 Keys to Effective Communication $130

ETG-338 Become a Veterinary Assistant $130

ETG-339 BecomeaVeterinaryAssistantII:Canine $130

Reproduction

ETG-340 BecomeaVeterinaryAssistantIII:PracticalSkills *$115

ETG-341 Introduction to Digital Scrapbooking $130

ETG-342 AchievingSuccesswithDifcultPeople $130

ETG-344 Solving Classroom Discipline Problems $130

ETG-345 Stocks,Bonds,andInvesting:OhMy! $130

ETG-346 Introduction to Screenwriting $130

ETG-348 Fundamentals of Technical Writing $130

ETG-349 Keys to Effective Editing $130

ETG-351 Handling Medical Emergencies $130

ETG-352 Write Your Life Story $130

ETG-353 Helping Elderly Parents $130

ETG-354 Lose Weight and Keep It Off $130

ETG-355 Become a Physical Therapy Aide $130

ETG-356 Spanish for Medical Professionals $130

ETG-357 Understanding Adolescents $130

ETG-358 Spanish in the Classroom $130

ETG-359 Creating a Classroom Web Site $130

ETG-360 TeachingPreschool:AYearofInspiringLessons $130

ETG-361 The Creative Classroom $130

ETG-362 Teaching Smarter With SMART Boards $130

ETG-363 Ready, Set, Read! $130

ETG-364 Teaching Students with ADHD $130

ETG-365 GuidedReading&Writing:Strategies $130

for Maximum Student Achievement

ETG-366 Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom $130

ETG-367 GuidedReading:StrategiesfortheDifferentiated $130

Classroom

ETG-368 Teaching Students with Learning Disabilities $130

ETG-369 TeachingStudentswithAutism:Strategiesfor $130

Success

ETG-370 ResponsetoIntervention:ReadingStrategies $130

That Work

ETG-371 SingaporeMathStrategies:ModelDrawingfor $130

Grades 1-6

ETG-372 SingaporeMath:NumberSenseand $130

Computational Strategies

ETG-373 Writing for Children $130

ETG-374 SAT/ACT Preparation – Part 1 $130

ETG-375 SAT/ACT Preparation – Part 2 $130

ETG-376 Introduction to Stock Options $130

ETG-380 Introduction to Interior Design $130

ETG-381 Start Your Own Edible Garden $130

ETG-382 Resume Writing Workshop $130

ETG-383 Enhancing Language Development in Childhood $130

Small Business

Fee: $130 per course

Cse. No. Title

ETG-400 Start and Operate Your Own Home-Based Business $130

ETG-401 Marketing Your Business on the Internet $130

ETG-402 StartingaNonprot $130

ETG-403 MarketingYourNonprot $130

ETG-404 Creating a Successful Business Plan $130

ETG-405 Starting a Consulting Practice $130

ETG-406 Start Your Own Small Business $130

ETG-407 Introduction to Internet Writing Markets $130

Management and

Business

Fee: $140 per course

Cse. No. Title

ETG-625 Introduction to QuickBooks 2014 $140

ETG-628 Purchasing Fundamentals $140

ETG 629 Project Management Fundamentals $140

ETG-630 Business Finance for Non-Finance Personnel $140

ETG-631 Administrative Assistant Fundamentals $140

ETG-632 Fundamentals of Supervision and Management $140

ETG-633 Effective Business Writing $140

ETG-634 Business and Marketing Writing $140

ETG-636 Accounting Fundamentals $140

ETG-637 Accounting Fundamentals II $140

ETG-639 Real Estate Investing $140

ETG-641 Building Teams That Work $140

ETG-643 Individual Excellence $140

ETG-646 Fundamentals of Supervision and Management II $140

ETG-647 Distribution and Logistics Management $140

ETG-649 IntroductiontoNonprotManagement $140

ETG-651 Understanding the Human Resources Function $140

ETG-652 Administrative Assistant Applications $140

ETG-653 Total Quality Fundamentals $140

ETG-654 Project Management Applications $140

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ONLINE CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS

Online Career

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Features:

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transition from the classroom to the workplace

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• Skilled Trades and Industrial

• IT and Software Development

• Courses are all open-enrollment and self paced

• All materials, workbooks, and software and

included

• PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE

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Residents

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CerticateProgramwillhelpyoubecomequaliedas

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program is offered in partnership with major colleges,

universities, and other accredited education providers.

Payroll Practice and Management

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training you need, and it will also help prepare you for

theCertiedPayrollProfessional(CPP)testgivenby

theAmericanPayrollAssociation.Thisonlinecerticate

program is offered in partnership with major colleges,

universities, and other accredited education providers.

Digital Arts Certicate

The Digital Arts Online Training Program will help you

develop technical skills and creative artistry in digital

imaging, traditional drawing, and digital illustration.

You’ll learn professional applications for Adobe

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like pencil and charcoal. Course projects include

retouching, compositing, digital illustration, and still life

drawing.

Thisonlinecerticateprogramisofferedinpartnership

with major colleges, universities, and offer accredited

education providers.

THESE COURSES DO NOT OFFER COLLEGE CREDIT

MORE COURSES AVAILABLE AT OUR WEBSITE

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Payment plans

are available!

Prepare for employment in some of today’s hottest careers

with a comprehensive, affordable, and self paced online

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at any time and learn at your own pace. Upon successful

completion of all required coursework, you will receive a

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For registration information, please visit our website at https://careertraining.ed2go.com/swc

ONLINE CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS

Biofuel Production Operations

400 hours | $2,595

The Biofuel Production Operations

Online Training Program will give you

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operator, inspecting and repairing

equipment, operating computer systems,

and handling lab equipment.

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Arbitration

200 hours | $3,495

This course provides you with the

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arbitration professional.

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Professional

160 hours | $2,495

TheCertiedGlobalBusiness

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prepares you for the credential exam

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Professional

60 hours | $1,595

Gain the skills you’ll need to make a

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management, procurement and buying,

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product development.

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

16 hours | $795

Are you a facility manager, building

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Preparation

32 hours | $895

TheCertiedIndoorEnvironmentalist

Program will help you take the next step

in your career to become an indoor air

quality or green building consultant.

To better understand how to create a

healthy home or building by preventing,

diagnosing, and resolving indoor

environmental problems.

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

1,000 hours | $5,498

From weddings to conventions, events

need a master planner to ensure all

aspects run smoothly. If you’re serious

about an event planning career, this

onlinecerticationcoursewillsetyouup

for success.

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(Voucher Included)

190 hours | $1,995

This online course will help you master

the skills you need to work as a physical

therapy aide. Not only will you be

prepared for the AMCA’s Physical Therapy

Technician/Aidecerticationexam,but

an externship starter kit will also walk you

through everything you need to know to

land a PT aide externship.

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340 hours | $1,595

This comprehensive program provides

all the knowledge you need to work as

a professional wedding planner or start

your wedding planning business.

Grant Writing

300 hours | $2,295

Learn to write grant proposals that get

funded in this nationally recognized Grant

Writing online training program.

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210 hours | $1,695

Translate your knowledge into skills

by exploring key project management

topics in depth and prepare for the

Project Management Professional (PMP®)

certication.

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

150 hours | $1,295

In this intermediate/advanced level

program, you’ll translate your knowledge

into skills by exploring key project

management topics in depth.

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300 hours | $2,295

Examine the fundamental principles of

nonprotmanagement,exploretheroles

andresponsibilitiesofanonprotboard

of directors and the management team.

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400 hours | $2,595

Learn the skills you need to start work as

anin-demandoilreneryoperator.

Pharmacy Technician (Voucher

Included)

400 hours | $2,495

Pharmacy technicians have become

indispensable to the health care

industry, and it’s a great time to join this

growingeld.ThroughthesePharmacy

technician classes you’ll gain the skills

and knowledge to qualify for entry-level

positions in pharmacies and be prepared

fornationalcertication.

Power Plant Operations

400 hours | $2,595

Learn the skills you need to gain entry-

level employment as a power plant

operator.

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

100 hours | $1,195

This program is designed for those who

are new to project management and

willhelpyoupreparefortheCertied

Associate In Project Management

(CAPM)®certicationexam.

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Professional

110 hours | $2495

Are you prepared for an exciting career

as a leader in the green-collar economy?

By completing this premier online

course, you’ll establish yourself as a

sustainable business professional.

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210 hours | $1,695

This comprehensive project

management program is designed

to create skills for today’s project

practitioners and prepare them for either

theCAPM®orPMP®certications.

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

250 hours | $1,995

This is a comprehensive project

management program is designed

to create skills for today’s project

practitioners and prepare them for either

theCAPM®orPMP®certications.

Veterinary Assistant

225 hours | $1,995

Prepare for a new career as a Veterinary

Assistant as you learn how to care for

animals and assist the veterinarian during

examinations.

Online Education programs designed to provide the workforce skills necessary to

enter a new eld or advance your current career. Featuring such classes as:

Online Career Training Programs

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For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

GENERAL INFORMATION | Summer 2021 | Continuing Education

FREE CAREER TRAINING PREPARE FOR APPRENTICESHIPS

IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES

Construction Industries, Electricians, HVAC, Iron Workers, Carpenters

and many more.

Every effort is made to verify the accuracy of the information provided in this

announcement. Information may change, or be eliminated without notice. The

San Diego Community College District is governed by its Board of Trustees.

No oral or written agreement is binding on the San Diego Community College

District without the express approval of the Board of Trustees. SDCE Public

Information Ofce (01/2021)

–9

grade students: Learn something new or

rene your skills in College for Kids courses!

Take on S.T.E.A.M. in Sally Ride Science courses offered in

partnership with UCSD Extension!

High School students: Explore careers through

our Career Exploration events!

Facebook: @SWCYESACADEMY

Instagram: @swc_yesacademy

SWCYESAcademy@swccd.edu

Summer 2021

Courses held remotely from

June 21–July 1, 2021 & July 6–15, 2021

Registration begins Wednesday, March 24, 2021

View our full schedule

online today at

www.swccd.edu/yes or

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• 12-week program starting March 1 OR

June 1, 2021

• Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

• Receive $16.00 per hour for participating in

80 hand-on hours

• Internships become OSHA 10, CPR,

Apprenticeship Readiness Certies

• Gain essential skills needed for the

construction industry and building trades

• Assistance available for thos in need

You must meet eligibility criteria to apply:

• At least 18 years old

• Eligibile to work in the United States

Application steps:

1. Schedule an eligibility and orientation

appointment

2. Complete application and enrollment

process

3. Commit to succeed!

Space is limited. First come, rst-

served based on eligibility

Contact Willie Lang, Program

Coordinator at (619) 784-6952

or at [email protected]

For registration information, please visit our website at www.swccd.edu/continuinged

Continuing Education | Summer 2021 | GENERAL INFORMATION

It’s Time to Explore Your NEXT STEPS and

Discover the Keys to Success

The type of information covered includes topics such as:

• Exploring career options and choosing life/career goals

• Identifying your current skill levels—know your starting place

• Making the transition to college

• Becoming aware of campus services and resources available

• How to pay for college–maybe you are eligible for nancial assistance

• Developing an educational plan–your road map to success

Are you taking a noncredit course, or maybe enrolled in one of the

certicate programs, and you’re wondering what other educational

opportunities you can take advantage of at Southwestern College?

Eligible, enrolled Noncredit students can attend an orientation and meet with

a counselor to explore education opportunities and services available through

Southwestern College.

For more information and to schedule your NEXT STEPS appointment, please contact the

Continuing Education ofce at 619-482-6376 or email [email protected]

This service is made available through Noncredit Student Success

To register, please visit www.RNFA.org

GENERAL INFORMATION | Summer 2021 | Continuing Education

Presented by: The National Institute of First

Assisting, Inc. (NIFA) in partnership with the

Southwestern College in San Diego California.

National Standards: Registered Nurse First

Assistant (RNFA) program meets all national

AORN Standards for RN First Assistant Education

Programs (December 2013 Association of

periOperative Registered Nurses) and has been

accepted by the Competency Credentialing

Institute (CCI) since 1998. RNFA curriculum is

recognized by all 50 state nursing boards.

Registered

Nurse First

Assistant-

RNFA

Program

Eligibility:

RNs: Registered Nurses who qualify for the program

must be CNO or CNOR-eligible and must:

• Have a current unrestricted RN license.

• Be currently working full-time or part-time in

perioperative nursing in the area of nursing

education, administration, research or clinical

practice.

• Have completed a minimum of 2 years and 2,400

hours of experience in perioperative nursing,

with a minimum of 50% (1,200 hours) in the

intraoperative setting.

• RNs must submit proof of CNOR certication prior

to graduating from the program.

APRNs: Board-certied or board eligible Advance

Practice Registered Nurses qualify for the program

and the CNOR experience clause is waived. APRN’s

must submit proof of national certication prior to

graduating from the program.

Area of study: Operating room nursing skills and

knowledge and Registered Nurse First Assistant scope

of practice, surgical skills and the perioperative care of

patients to achieve optimal outcomes.

Contact NIFA at 1-800-922-7747

Mon.–Thurs. 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m., Fri. 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m. | Visit www.RNFA.org or email: info@NIFA.com

Jennifer Curran RN, CNOR, CRNFA Dean Parsons RN, CNOR, RNFA

2 For registration information, call Continuing Education at 619-482-6376

GENERAL INFORMATION | Summer 2020 | Continuing Education