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Art, Literature & Music

INTRO TO PAINTING & DRAWINGWinter Quarter: Fridays, January 10 – March 21, 2014Spring Quarter: Fridays, April 4 – June 13, 2014Time: 1:00 - 4:30 pmLocation: TVCC Art Building Room 103Instructor: Sandy MicheliCourse Fee: $99 per person, Senior rate $60Interested in painting and don’t know where to start? This class starts with a refresher course in drawing to sharpen your skills in line, form, negative space, scale, shadow and tone in preparation for painting. Call 541-881-5755 for a list of materials.

Course Number: ART 053-OA, Seniors ART 053-OS

PIANO FOR PLEASURE IIWinter Quarter: Tuesdays, January 7 – March 18, 2014Spring Quarter: Tuesdays, April 1 – June 10, 2014Time: 5:00 to 6:30 pmLocation: TVCC PAC Building PAC-8Instructor: Ilo SchmidCourse Fee: $75 per personThis course is for those students with some piano experience who are ready for the next level or those with more experience and who can read music. There are many different levels of experience in this classroom setting - that’s what makes it unique!

Course Number: MUS 052 OG

Certifi cation & Licensure CONCEALED WEAPONS TRAININGMeets: Saturday , May 3, 2014Time: 8:00 am -5:00 pmLocation: Nyssa Police Department and Gun RangeInstructor: Jim Warren, NRA Certifi ed InstructorCourse Fee: $65 per person. Class fee does not include $65 County Application Fee or cost of ammunition estimated at $75.00. Limit 8 people per sessionThis class provides you the necessary training to apply for a concealed weapons permit. Idaho and Oregon residents welcome. This workshop allows participants to gain the knowledge and skill to properly use and care for handguns. During the classroom session, safety and gun mechanics will be discussed. The workshop will continue after lunch to practice safety and marksmanship, utilizing targets.Course Number: CJ 0908-OA

FLAGGER CERTIFICATIONMeets: Saturday, January 25, 2014 or Saturday, March 29, 2014, 9:00 am - 2:30 pmLocation: TVCC Albertson Center Room 103Course Fee: $80 per person (includes materials & card)This 5-hour course provides the necessary classroom hours and written examination necessary in qualifying for basic certifi cation to work roadside flagging projects. Upon successfully passing the examination, a card will be issued to you with the necessary certifi cation to work roadside fl agging projects. The card is recognized in Oregon, Idaho, Washington, and Montana. Certification cards are valid for three years. TVCC does not guarantee job placement or handle a list of prospective employers. Classes fi ll rapidly. We encourage you to register as soon as possible to guarantee a space.

Course Number: INED 090-OA or INED-OB Registration Deadline: One week before class start date

The Center for Business, Workforce and Community Learning (CBWCL) is committed to planning and promoting full use of college resources to assist individual, business, industry, and community growth through training and education. All programs are intended to enrich, strengthen, and support those who are not served by the traditional instructional activities of the College

Our Vision Statement:

CBWCL will be the premiere provider of education and training for workforce and business; responsive to industry needs by fostering community partnerships, providing quality staff, at competitive prices.

• CBWCL will work with our customers and partners to develop solutions tailored to their specifi c training needs.

• CBWCL will foster an internal environment of innovation and collaboration; cultivating a staff of industry experts.

• CBWCL will anticipate, respond to and meet our customers’ expectations by providing the best value and quality.

We are focused on the following four areas:

•Training - We develop training in customer specifi c areas for individuals or groups to help businesses/industries maximize their productivity and profi t.

•Workforce Development - We provide training to individuals and companies to improve their general skills, technical skills, and professional knowledge. We are committed to maintaining and growing a quality workforce in our region.

•Personal Enrichment - We provide courses to enrich your life through arts and crafts; and cultural and physical improvement.

•Public Safety - We provide entry level, customized training, and continuing education in the areas of emergency medical services, healthcare personnel and fi re safety. We are a designated American Heart Association Training Center.

We are always looking for new ideas and for new instructors. Please call us

at (541) 881-5755. We look forward to hearing from you!

Andrea, Jennifer, Sheryl & Debbie Jo


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OREGON FOODHANDLER CERTIFICATIONMeets: Independent Study Location: TVCC Testing Center Course Fee: $10 per person (includes book and card) Pre-registration required. Please call Jennifer to register at (541) 881-5755The State of Oregon requires all people working in the food industry or anyone handling food whether commercially or as a volunteer attend and successfully complete the Foodhandler Certification course. Cards are valid for three years. This self-study course is also available in Spanish. TVCC can also provide customized Foodhandler classes for interested businesses and civic groups and other organizations.

Course Number: COMM090F, OI, or SA

CPR Certifi cation

The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and profi ciency in BLS and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association. Classes with low enrollment are subject to cancellation. Books are available for purchase in the Albertson Building. If you would like a class held on-site or need more information call Jennifer, AHA Training Coordinator at 541-881-5755.

HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CPRMeets: Thursdays, Jan. 2 or Feb. 6 or March 6, 2014, 6:00 pm – 10:00 pmLocation: TVCC Workforce Training Center Room 101Instructor: AHA Staff Course Fee: $47 per person, includes textbookThis class offers the American Heart Association CPR training for health care providers and rescuers. The course covers the Emergency Cardiovascular Care Guidelines including use of Automatic External Defi brillators and Bag Valve Mask Devices. Adult, child and infant CPR will be covered.

Course Number: HPE 0907

HEARTSAVER FIRST AID CPR/AEDChoose one of the following Saturday dates in 2014 to attend: Jan. 18 or Feb. 15 or March 15, 2014Time: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Location: TVCC Albertson Center Room 103Instructor: AHA Instructor/Training StaffCourse Fee: $59 per person, includes textbookFor the lay rescuers responsible for providing fi rst aid or CPR in the critical fi rst minutes before professional help arrives. Participants will learn CPR for the adult, child and infant and use of the AED. They will also learn to recognize and respond appropriately to medical, injury and environmental emergencies. Meets OSHA requirements.

Course Number: HPE 0910

Eating for Your HealthTVCC Community Learning and the Four Rivers Cultural Center

partner to offer this new series on healthy eating:LIVING GLUTEN FREEMeets: Wednesday, February 12, 2014Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pmLocation: Four Rivers Cultural CenterInstructor: Teresa Kobza RD, LDCourse Fee: $18 per personJoin us for an evening of understanding celiac and gluten intolerance taught by a registered dietician. Topics will cover reading food labels, choosing gluten free foods and more. In addition to what you learn there will be gluten free foods for you to sample – to see just how delicious gluten free food eating can be!

Course Number: COMM 057 OA

BE DELICIOUSLY HEALTHYMeets: TBDTime: 6:00 - 8:00 pmLocation: Four Rivers Cultural CenterInstructor: Jennifer McClelland – Internationally recognized chef and creator of Be Deliciously Healthy®

Course Fee: $18 per personJennifer will share her journey from hypothyroidism to Health. She will talk about the benefi ts of eating more fresh in the diet as well as healthy cooked options. Discussion on eating organic and grass fed animal products will be covered. You will learn practical ways to achieve your healthy eating goals. You will sample from a raw food demo menu to get a hands on taste of how good, healthy raw foods can be, and more.

Course Number: COMM 057 OB

Emergency Medical Technician

EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDERMeets: TBA – taking pre-registrations now!Course Fee: $150 per person plus book purchaseThis introductory level includes education in patient assessment, vital signs, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), automated external defi brillator (AED), medical illnesses, traumatic injuries and emergency childbirth. The EMR role is varied. The EMR may be an employee or volunteer with an emergency medical service (EMS) to assist EMT’s on ambulance calls. A fi re fi ghter or law enforcement offi cer may also be an EMR to provide emergency medical care prior to arrival of an ambulance. In addition, some businesses and industries utilize EMR’s as members of safety teams. Total 50 Hours.To register call Sheryl at (541) 881-5757.


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EMT - ADVANCEDThis is a comprehensive curriculum requiring registration for Part 1 (winter quarter) & Part 2 (spring quarter) simultaneously. State testing scheduled for August 2014ONTARIO CAMPUSPART 1 - Winter Quarter: Tuesdays & Thursdays – January 7 – March 27, 2014PART 2 - Spring Quarter: Tuesdays & Thursdays, April 1 – June 26, 2014Course Fee: 10 credits (total) plus applicable books and supplies (5 credits for Fall quarter, 5 credits for Winter quarter) The Emergency Medical Technician-Advanced must demonstrate competency handling medical emergencies utilizing Basic Life Support equipment and skills in accordance with all behavioral objectives in the Emergency Medical Technician-Advanced curriculum. These objectives include but are not limited to assessment of a patient, handling emergencies, using Basic Life Support equipment and techniques, CPR, bleeding control, provide noninvasive treatment of hypoperfusion, stabilize / immobilize injured bones and the spine, manage environmental emergencies, emergency childbirth, and use of a semi-automatic defi brillator.This program is open to qualifi ed students who must meet the fol-lowing program requirements and submit the required documen-tation at the time of application: ~ High school diploma or equivalent. ~ Copy of current Emergency Medical Technician-Basic certifi cation ~ Copy of current CPR Certifi cation from American Heart Association-Healthcare Provider ~ Copy of current TB skin test results ~ One full-faced color photograph (passport size with name printed on the back)Call for more information (541)881-5757.

Health and WellnessLOW IMPACT AEROBICS FOR ADULTSWinter Quarter: Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays, January 6 – March 20, 2014Spring Quarter: Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays, March 31 – June 12, 2014 Time: 9:00 - 10:00 amLocation: TVCC Gymnasium Room PE-221Instructor: Terry HardyCourse Fee: $99 per person each quarterStudies have shown that any type of physical exercise can improve one’s health and longevity. “Better Bones and Balance” techniques are also incorporated into this low impact class. Ideal for adults and seniors who have not followed regular exercise routines or want to add a new type of activity to their schedule. Pre-registration required.

Course Number: HPE 053-OSRegistration Deadline: One week before class start date

YOGAChoose: Mondays & Wednesdays or Tuesdays & Thursdays, Jan. 6 – March 27, 2014Time: 4:00 to 5:30 pmLocation: TVCC Gymnasium Room PE-221Instructor: Susan HavlinaCourse Fee: $89 per session Yoga emphasizes health and well-being through breathing exercises, special postures (called asanas), and concentration. Yoga refreshes your body and mind. Yoga improves your posture and health. This course is taught by a certifi ed yoga instructor with many years of teaching experience.

Course Number: HPE 053 Registration Deadline: One week before class start date

ZUMBAChoose: Mondays & Wednesdays or Tuesdays & Thursdays, Jan. 6 – March 27, 2014 Time: 5:30 to 6:30 pmLocation: TVCC Gymnasium Room PE-221Instructor: TBACourse Fee: $89 per sessionAre you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s exactly what the Zumba® program is all about. It’s an exhilarating, effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance fi tness-party™ that’s moving millions of people toward joy and health. Zumba®

Fitness – Zumba classes feature exotic rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international beats. Before participants know it, they’re getting fi t and their energy levels are soaring! There’s no other fi tness class like a Zumba Fitness-Party. It’s easy to do, effective and totally exhilarating, often building a deep-rooted community among returning students. Course Number: HPE 055 Registration Deadline: One week before class start date

Pesticide ApplicationThe following workshops will prepare individuals to take the State of Oregon Pesticide examinations: • Private Applicator Core • Private Applicator Review • Commercial Applicator, Laws & Safety • Commercial Applicator, Right of Ways

PRIVATE APPLICATORS CORE TRAINING Offered two different dates - Choose one that fi ts your schedule!Meets: Saturday, January 18, 2014 or Tuesday, February 11, 2014during the (FRCC) AG EXPOTime: 8:00 am -Noon Time: 8:00 am -NoonLocation: FRCC Collins Gallery Location: Weese 104 Instructor: Stewart Reitz Instructor: Jared Higby Course Number: AG 090-OE Course Number: AG 090-OACourse Fee: $20 per person regardless of which session date you choose This workshop will review (a) current federal and state laws (b) pesticide labeling (c) methods of pesticide application, equipment use, calibration and cleanup (d) safety equipment in pesticide application (e) proper handling, transportation, storage and disposal of pesticides and containers (f) toxicity of pesticides to humans and other life forms (g) protecting farm workers and the public from pesticide exposure (h) and the endangered species act. This also qualifi es for Continuing Education (CE) hours in both Oregon and Idaho for those who already have their licenses.

PRIVATE APPLICATORS REVIEW Offered two different dates - Choose one that fi ts your schedule!Meets: Saturday, January 18, 2014 or Thursday, February 13, 2014during the (FRCC) AG EXPOTime: 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Time: 1:00 pm – 5:00 pmLocation: FRCC Collins Gallery Location: Weese 104 Instructor: Stewart Reitz Instructor: Jared Higby Course Number: AG 090-OF Course Number: AG 090-OBCourse Fee: $20 per person regardless of which session date you choose This workshop will prepare individuals to take the State of Oregon pesticide examination. Once course is completed, arrangements can be made to take the examination at the TVCC Testing Center. To schedule a testing date and time, or inquire about the testing fee, call 541-881-5799.

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COMMERCIAL APPLICATORS, LAWS & SAFETYChoose: Thursday, March 6, 2014Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Location: Workforce Training Center Room 1Instructor: Laurie GordonCourse Fee: $110 per person, includes test book and handoutsThe Commercial Pesticide Applicator License is required of individuals who apply or supervise the application of pesticides on the land or property of others while employed by a commercial pesticide operator.

Course Number: AG 090-OD

COMMERCIAL APPLICATORS, RIGHT OF WAYSChoose: Friday, March 14, 2014Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Location: Workforce Training Center Room 1Instructor: Laurie GordonCourse Fee: $115 per person, includes test book and handoutsThe Commercial Pesticide Applicator License is required of individuals who apply or supervise the application of pesticides on the land or property of other while employed by a commercial pesticide operator. The license is also required of those who apply restricted-user pesticides to non-agricultural land that belongs to them or their employer, even if they are not employed by a commercial pesticide operator.

Course Number: AG 090-OD

ORNAMENTAL & TURF: HERBACIDEChoose: Saturday, March 15, 2014Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Location: Workforce Training Center Room 1Instructor: Laurie GordonCourse Fee: $110 per person, includes test book and handoutsThe use of pesticides in the establishment and maintenance of ornamental plants and turf. (Does not include Christmas tree plantations, commercial nurseries, or forests)..

Course Number: AG 090-OG

Technology Made Fun WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF COMPUTERSMeets: Tuesdays and Thursdays, January 14 – February 27, 2014Time: 10:00 am - NoonLocation: Workforce Training Center Room 4 Instructor: Darlene Escobar Course Fee: $155, includes 28-hours of instruction and the Welcome to the World of Computers TextbookThis course is designed for the beginner. It is an easy and fun way for computer novices to learn how to use computers, Windows, the Internet, email basics, and word processing using Microsoft Word. This highly interactive course is taught in our computer lab. You will have plenty of hands-on projects and exercises to work on to reinforce your learning throughout the course. Welcome to the World of Computers is the perfect introduction to computers to people requiring skill enhancements, and others with little to no prior computer experience.Course Number: CS 0902-OA

MICROSOFT EXCEL: FAST COURSE - LEVEL 1Meets: Tuesdays and Thursdays, January 14 – February 6, 2014 Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmLocation: Workforce Training Center Room 4Instructor: Darlene EscobarCourse Fee: $130 - includes 16-hours of instruction and the Microsoft Excel TextbookLimited Seating – Registration Required by Monday, January 6, 2014Unleash the power of Excel for running your business. This 16-hour workshop sequence will provide you with a thorough introductory training of Excel. Topics covered include the Ribbon interface; entering and editing data; selecting cells and ranges; printing worksheets; creating formulas and functions; charts and more. This is a great course for anyone new to Excel or for those wanting a comprehensive refresher. This interactive workshop will be held in our computer lab providing you with hands-on ability to learn and apply techniques. Microsoft Excel FastCourse Levels 2 & 3 covering Intermediate and Advanced Excel topics will be held in Spring 2014 quarter. Get on the series list now to reserve space!

Course Number: CS 0902-OA

CONTACT US FOR CUSTOMIZED CONTRACTED TRAININGS

The Workforce Training & Education Department, part of the Center for Business, Workforce and Community Learning, provides customized training developed around the specifi c needs of employers. The WTE is fl exible in providing training delivered on-site with participating companies or at TVCC facilities. Companies can acquire virtually any type of training through the WTE. Training time is based on the unique needs of the client. Courses are offered in English and Spanish. We are focused on the following four areas: • Training - We develop training in customer specifi c areas for individuals or groups to help businesses/ industries maximize their productivity and profi t. • Workforce Development - We provide training to individuals and companies to improve their general skills, technical skills, and professional knowledge. We are committed to maintaining and growing a quality workforce in our region. • Personal Enrichment - We provide courses to enrich your life through arts and crafts; and cultural and physical improvement. • Public Safety - We provide entry level, customized training, and continuing education in the areas of emergency medical services, healthcare personnel and fi re safety. We are a designated American Heart Association Training Center.

Call us today to fi nd out how the CBWCL can help you with all of your employee training needs

at (541) 881-5757.

UPCOMING CLASSES SPRING 2014 * PERS - Retirement Planning Made Simple* Woodworking Projects featuring instructor Jerry KingIn Collaboration with the Four Rivers Cultural Center • Cooking Class Hands-On Series featuring local culinary celebrities • “Ikebana” Japanese Flower Arranging Classes * The 2014 Investment in Caregivers Conference will be held on Saturday, April 5, 2014 from 8 am to 4pm at the Four Rivers Cultural Center – Mark your Calendars!

Wildland Fire Training2014 WILDLAND FIRE TRAINING

All Wildland Fire classes sponsored by Treasure Valley Community College meet or e x c e e d f e d e r a l c o u r s e standards as outlined by the National Wildfi re Coordinating Group (NWCG). TVCC is an active partner with local and regional federal and state agencies to provide training

opportunities for current agency personnel, private fire contractors and individuals seeking employment as firefighters. Many of these courses have pre-requisites requirements in order to register. Space is limited and there are enrollment pre-registration deadlines.

For more information, contact the TVCC Center for Business, Workforce and Community Learning, 541-881-5757 or 541-881-5755. Please also visit our website at: http://www.tvcc.cc/academics/cbwcl/wildland_fi re.cfm for the most up-to-date course and registration information!

S-130/190 BASIC FIREFIGHTER IIMeets: January 11, 12, 18, 19, 2014 (Two Weekends) OR March 20, 29 & April 5, 6, 2014 (Two Weekends)Course Fee: $240 per person/ 3 credit hours (OS)*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classCourse includes S-130 Firefi ghter training, S-190 Introduction to Fire Behavior, and L-180 Human Factors. Fire Shelter as required prior to certifi cation as an entry-level Firefi ghter (FFT2) under the wildland qualification System. Field exercise requires boots and leather gloves.

Course Number: NATR 101- YA/OS

S-131 ADVANCED FIRE FIGHTER TRAININGMeets: April 4, 2014 Course Fee: $115 per personAdditional instruction at the Advanced Firefi ghter/Squad Boss (FFT1) level including training on tactics and safety. This course is designed to be interactive containing several exercises designed to facilitate group discussion. PREREQUISITE: S130/190/L180 - Qualifi ed FFT II plus one year of actual fi eld experience

Course Number: NATR 121-YA/OS

S-200 INITIAL ATTACK ICMeets: April 21 & 22, 2014 Course Fee: $139 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classThis course will provide the individual in charge of the initial attack of small, non-complex fires, the training needed for size-up, deployment of forces, suppression, mop up, communications, and administrative duties.PREREQUISITES: S-130/190, S-290, S230 Qualifi ed Single Resource Boss.


S-215 FIRE OPERATIONS IN THE URBAN INTERFACEMeets: April 23 & 25, 2014 Course Fee: $239 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classMeets training needs for initial attack incident commanders and company offi cers confronting wildland fi re threatening life, property, and improvements. Units include: size-up, initial strategy and action plan, structure triage, tactics, action plan assessment, public relations and follow-up and safety. PREREQUISITES: S130/190, S-131, Qualifi ed FFT1


S-290 INTERMEDIATE FIRE BEHAVIORMeets: January 27–30, 2014 OR April 14-17, 2014Course Fee: $250 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classS-290 is designed to meet training requirements to work in the ICS Operations Section as a Single Resource Boss. Course will instruct prospective fi reline supervisors in wildland fi re behavior for effective and safe fi re management operations. PREREQUISITES: S-130/190, plus one year experience, recommended Resource Boss


I-200 BASIC ICS: FOR SINGLE RESOURCE & INITIALMeets: March 7 & 8, 2014 Course Fee: $130 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classIntroduction to principles of Incident Command System associated with incident related performance.

Course Number: NATR 0901-YA

I-300 BASIC ICS: FOR SUPERVISORY ROLESMeets: April 19 & 20, 2014 Course Fee: $130 per personThis course provides description and detail of the ICS Organization and operations in supervisory roles on expanding or Type 3 incidents.

Course Number: NATR-YB

S-230 CREW BOSS - SINGLE RESOURCEMeets: February 17-19, 2014 Course Fee: $199 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classS-230 is designed to meet the training needs of a crew boss on a wildland fire incident. Topics include: preparation, mobilization, tactics and safety, off line duties and demobilization. PREREQUISITES: S-290 Required, S-130/190, Qualifi ed FFTII


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S-231 ENGINE BOSS - SINGLE RESOURCEMeets: February 20 & 21, 2014 Course Fee: $199 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classS-231 is an interactive course that provides examples and exercises specifi c to the performance and duties of an engine boss. PREREQUISITES: S-130/190, S-290, S-230, Qualifi ed FFT1


S-270 BASIC AIR OPERATIONSMeets: February 24 & 25, 2014 Course Fee: $139 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classThis course provides trainees a survey of uses of aircraft in fire suppression and provides trained instruction on how to conduct themselves in and around aircraft. PREREQUISITES: S-130/190


L-280 FOLLOWERSHIP TO LEADERSHIPMeets: March 3 & 4, 2014 Course Fee: $139 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classThis training course is designed as a self-assessment opportunity for individuals preparing to step into a leadership role. The course combines one day of classroom instruction followed by a second day in the fi eld with students working through a series of problem solving events in small teams (Field Leadership Assessment Course).PREREQUISITES:L-180, experience on incident assignments in operations or support functions.

Course Number: NATR 102 -YA/OS

S-133 LOOK UP, LOOK DOWN, LOOK AROUNDMeets: March 15, 2014 Course Fee: $50 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classThis course is designed to train personnel to identify environmental factors and indicators of hazardous fire conditions. Learn to implement these indicators into Risk Management efforts.

Course Number: NATR 0916 -YA

S-212 WILDFIRE POWER SAWSMeets: May 24, 25 & 31, 2014 (Field Exercise May 31, 2014) Course Fee: $220 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classWildland Fire Chain Saws, S-212, is an instructor-led course intended to be presented at the local level. The course lessons provide introduction to the function, maintenance and use of internal combustion engine powered chain saws, and their tactical wildland fi re application. Field exercises support entry level training for fi refi ghters with little or no previous experience in operating a chain saw, providing hands-on cutting experience in surroundings similar to fi reline situations. ** Successful completion for entry level. Does not constitute certifi ed Faller designation. Students will be required to provide the following:* Chainsaw-Gloves-Boots-Hard Hat-Safety Goggles-Chaps PREREQUISITES; Qualifi ed FFT2, current certifi cation in Basic First Aid and CPR.


S-330 TASK FORCE / STRIKE TEAM LEADERMeets: April 1-3, 2014 Course Fee: $250 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classThis course meets the training requirements for Task Force and Strike Team Leader positions. The class is open to Single Resource Bosses and Initial Attack Incident Commanders. PREREQUISITES: S-290, S-230, S-390 Qualifi ed Single Resource Boss.


S-390 FIRE BEHAVIOR CALCULATIONS Meets: March 17-20, 2014 Course Fee: $265 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classThis course instructs trainees in fire behavior calculations with emphasis on the use of nomograms in assessment or potential for extreme fi re conditions. Key topics include: evaluation and input of fi reline data to calculate fi re behavior for rate of spread, fi re intensity, fl ame length, maximum spotting distances and safe control tactics. Must be Single Resource Boss qualifi ed. PREREQUISITES: S-290, S-230, Qualifi ed Single Resource Boss


RT-130 ANNUAL REFRESHERMeets: Choose one - February 15, 2014 or March 22, 2014 or April 12, 2014Course Fee: $65 per person*A minimum of 10 registrants is required for this classRefresh skills in applying the risk management process and rules of engagement to recognize and mitigate hazards in the work environment. Updates on current issues and fi re shelter deployment practice.

Course Number: NATR 0917 –YA/YB (Winter), NATR 0917-OA (Spring)

M-410 FACILITATIVE INSTRUCTOR COURSETRAIN THE TRAINERMeets: February 3-7, 2014 Course Fee: $550 per person*A minimum of 15 registrants is required for this classThis 36-hour course trains existing and potential instructors on how to prepare and present effective training programs. Key areas include written performance and instructional objectives, preparation of lesson plans, preparation and operation of audio-visual aids and equipment, various methods of communication, individual and team presentations, management of classroom learning environments and use of testing procedures. Evening break-out sessions and actual classroom demonstrations/ presentations are integral parts of this course. 8 -16 hours of pre-work are required. Meets NWCG standards as outlined in the M410 guidelines.

Course Number: WORK 0921-YA

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Winter 2014Small Business Development Center - BizCenter

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The Small Business Development Center – BizCenter at Treasure Valley Community College is part of a statewide network

of 19 BizCenters. As a network member we have access to current information and a number of key business resources. The cornerstone of the BizCenter is our confi dential business assistance and advisory. We want our customers to feel like they can ask us about anything, no matter what level of progress or understanding they are at in developing or expanding their business. We offer no cost, individualized business advisory and a variety of interactive workshops at affordable prices. We counsel with and provide information to hundreds of businesses and entrepreneurs every year. Since 1983, the Treasure Valley Community College BizCenter has been providing small businesses with the information and tools they need to thrive and prosper. We have forged strong local partnerships with governmental agencies, chambers of commerce, and economic development organizations. We help start, grow, and retain businesses in our community. We can be reached at (541) 881-5772.

New Venture BusinessBUSINESS BASICS: HOW TO START YOUR RETAIL BUSINESSMeets: Tuesday, January 14, 2014 Time: 12:30 pm - 4:30 pmLocation: TVCC Albertson Center, Room 103Instructor: Michael Braden, CPACourse Fee: $30: 1st person, $15: 2nd person from same entityThinking about Starting a New Retail Business? This class is ground zero for helping aspiring entrepreneurs review the basics necessary to every business. Special emphasis will be placed on those wanting to know about key aspects unique to starting a retail storefront business. Learn about business plans, why you should have one and how to prepare one. The workshop will also cover the legal entities of business, licensing, taxes, record keeping, fi nancial resources available, and marketing. Learn the basics from a successful small business entrepreneur! This is a one time, 4- hour course offered on several different dates for your convenience. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to start your new business venture with salient, up-to date information that will position you for success. No-cost business advising sessions are available after you complete this course. At that time an advisor will open your web-based Live Plan business plan account. This amazing tool will help you make a business plan with a step-by-step process that is easy to follow!

Registration Deadline: One week before class start dateCourse Number: BIZC090-ZA or ZB

BUSINESS BASICS: HOW TO START YOUR OWN FOOD SERVICE BUSINESSMeets: Thursday, February 13, 2014 Time: 12:30 pm - 4:30 pmLocation: TVCC Albertson Center, Room 103Instructor: Michael Braden, CPACourse Fee: $30: 1st person, $15: 2nd person from same entityThinking about Starting a New Restaurant or Mobile Food Service? This class is ground zero for helping aspiring entrepreneurs review the basics necessary to every business. Special emphasis will be placed on those wanting to know about key aspects unique to staring a food service operation to include county health regulations and certifi cations. Learn about business plans, why you should have one and how to prepare one. The workshop will also cover the legal entities of business, licensing, taxes, record keeping, fi nancial resources available, and marketing. Learn the basics from a successful small business entrepreneur! This is a one time, four-hour course offered on several different dates for your convenience. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to start your new business venture with salient, up-to date information that will position you for success. No-cost business advising sessions are available after you complete this course. At that time an advisor will open your web-based Live Plan business plan account. This amazing tool will help you make a business plan with a step-by-step process that is easy to follow!

Registration Deadline: One week before class start dateCourse Number: BIZC090-ZC or ZD

BUSINESS BASICS: HOW TO START YOUR CONSTRUCTION BUSINESSMeets: Wednesday, March 19, 2014 Time: 12:30 pm - 4:30 pmLocation: TVCC Albertson Center, Room 103Instructor: Michael Braden, CPACourse Fee: $30: 1st person, $15: 2nd person from same entityThinking about Starting a Construction Business? This class is ground zero for helping aspiring entrepreneurs review the basics necessary to every business. Special emphasis will be placed on those wanting to know about government contracting and construction business licensing. Learn about business plans, why you should have one and how to prepare one. The workshop will also cover the legal entities of business, licensing, taxes, record keeping, fi nancial resources available, and marketing. Learn the basics from a successful small business entrepreneur! This is a one time, 4- hour course offered on several different dates for your convenience. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to start your new business venture with salient, up-to date information that will position you for success. No-cost business advising sessions are available after you complete this course. At that time an advisor will open your web-based Live Plan business plan account. This amazing tool will help you make a business plan with a step-by-step process that is easy to follow!

Registration Deadline: One week before class start dateCourse Number: BIZC090-ZE or ZF

UPCOMING CLASSES SPRING 2014 * Bookkeeping for Small Business* Contracting with the Government* Microsoft Excel FastCourse Intermediate and Advanced Levels 2-3* Farmers Market Booth Presentation and More!

Michael Braden

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Veteran Small Business Owners (VSBO)

VSBO IDEA EXCHANGE & NETWORKING SERIES Meets: the fi nal Thursday of Each Month, January – December 2014Time: 5:00 -7:30 pmLocation: TVCC Albertson Room 103 Instructor: Michael Braden, CPA Course Fee: $99 per business The TVCC BizCenter continues to facilitate this exceptional monthly cohort-gathering for veteran small business owners and entrepreneurs. Take the time out of your busy schedule to work ‘on’ your business - gathering insights, motivation and key business advice from your colleagues. The program is designed to strengthen and refresh veteran small business owners’ management skills. Join the group for a meal and discussion on current marketing trends and ideas, network opportunities, and any other topic that is important to your business. This VSBO group meets on the fi nal Thursday of each month at 5:00pm. Dinner is provided so if you wish to join this vibrant group simply call the BizCenter at (541) 881-5772 and we’ll save you a place at the table. Our current veterans in the group are doing great things for each other, their businesses and our communities

Business Certifi cationOREGON CCB ~ CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD ~ EXAMINATION STUDY GUIDE Location: Home StudyInstructor: Instructor SupportedCourse Fee: $245 plus $18 shipping if needed.Oregon law requires individuals wishing to be licensed as a contractor to take 16 hours of approved contractor education courses and pass a comprehensive two-hour test on the course material. This self-paced, 19-hour, instructor-supported, online-based course prepares you to take the Oregon Construction Contractors Board Examination. The $245 fee includes: the curriculum manual, online access codes, instructions on how to make the manual easier to use during the open book test, and unlimited toll free phone access to approved instructors. You’ll also receive comprehensive business assistance and advisory services provided by the BizCenter customized for your individual business needs, to include assistance in filling out your CCB license application and registering your business ‘correctly’ with the State of Oregon. For details on CCB education requirements and/or to purchase your CCB home study educational curriculum, contact the TVCC BizCenter at (541) 881-5772.

Course Number: BIZC092-ZA or ZB

OREGON OSHA EDUCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS Oregon OSHA employee and employer training introduces managers, supervisors, safety committee members, and others to occupational safety and health requirements, technical programs, and safety and health management concepts. Oregon OSHA will be offering several FREE scheduled workshops in Ontario at Treasure Valley Community College during January through March to help employers and employees implement effective safety

and health management programs. The January through March schedule will be posted on our website by December 1st. Visit www.orosha.org, Education link, or call (503) 947-7443, or toll-free in Oregon (888) 292-5247, option 2, to register for upcoming Oregon OSHA workshops, take FREE on-line courses, download training materials, and learn about other Oregon OSHA services option 2.

Business TechnologyIPAD - TIPS AND TRICKSMeets: Wednesday, January 29, 2014, 9 am - 12:00 pm or February 27, 2014, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pmLocation: Albertson Center 103Instructor: Herbert MillerCourse Fee: $25You’re up and running on your new iPad and ready to go further. Bring your iPad to this hands-on workshop and we’ll show you tips and tricks, like organizing and displaying your photos, backing up data and purchasing new applications online. Discover new ways to see and touch your email like never before!Course Number: BIZC090-03

FACEBOOK I FOR BUSINESS: THE PERSONAL PROFILEMeets: Tuesday February 4, 2014Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Location: TVCC Workforce Training Center Room 104Instructor: Michael Braden, CPACourse Fee: $35, sign up for both Facebook I and II to receive a discount!Any Facebook workshop needs to start with creating a Facebook Personal Profi le and here’s why:~ A personal profi le is your entrance into everything Facebook from profi les to business pages, groups, chat etc. ~ It is one of the best business tools out there for marketing your ‘wares’! Over 700 million users worldwide are on Facebook and you can benefi t from that.~ It’s a fantastic way to showcase you AND your business! From your profi le information, profi le visuals, photos, videos, status updates and more, your Facebook personal profi le is an extremely important representation of you and your business brand for all to see.~ Facebook personal profi les and business pages ultimately become one of the most effi cient ways to not only reach out to potential customers, but current customers and clients. It is important to have stay-in-touch programs with those that you have already brought into your business, and Facebook can be one of the most effective ways to do that with little time and effort. The truth is, you need a Facebook personal profi le to tie into your business, and this class will show you how to begin.

Course Number: BIZC090-01

FACEBOOK II FOR BUSINESS: THE BUSINESS PAGEMeets: Thursday, February 6, 2014Time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Location: TVCC Workforce Training Center Room 104Instructor: Michael Braden, CPACourse Fee: $35, sign up for both Facebook I and II to receive a discount!Did You Know ... “Profi les and Business Pages are NOT the Same”? In this second class in our series of beginning Facebook seminars; we’ll be learning how to create a presence on Facebook for your business. You may have noticed some businesses using their personal profiles as their business page. Unfortunately, this is against Facebook’s policy and you risk the possibility of Facebook removing your profi le (with all your friends, pictures and other data)

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BIZCENTER NETWORK ONLINE LEARNING COURSES

This new BizCenter Network resource offers online business courses that you can take advantage of at any time of day from your home or business. Some of these courses are no cost for businesses that register with the TVCC BizCenter. These courses are created and priced to give you, the business owner, fl exibility in buying the whole course or modules that meet your learning needs. In addition, free learning material will be available from time-to-time on this site. Access this link: http://www.bizcenter.org/services/bizcenter-online-learning to view all course offerings. There are several free courses and others offered at a minimal cost This business training is in addition to the other benefi ts of having an advisor who acts as your own business consultant and coach, at no cost, by simply registering as a BizCenter client. To register as a client access this link:https://clients.bizcenter.org/reg.aspx?mode=counsel&center=2130&subloc=0

SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATIONFree Course - Available until December 31 Do you want to fi nd out how the search engines rank your web-site? How does Google view your site? This course covers how to do keyword research with Google Keyword tools. Understand how these keywords added to your site can improve your site ranking and searchability. Discover how you can get better search engine results for the search terms that matter most to your business. This class covers Google Analytics and how to measure sales and conversions. It will help you understand how visitors use your site, how they arrived on your site, and how to keep them coming back. This course is just over one hour in viewing time. Speaker: Misty Lambrecht

HOW TO GET PEOPLE TO “BUY” ON YOUR WEBSITE (MODULE 1)Free CourseIn this module, you will learn about that Ladder of Engagement and how to effectively draw people to your small business web-site. Speaker: Mazarine Treyz

WORDPRESSFree Course - Available until December 31 This course covers the basics of using WordPress. Start a blog or build a full-fl edged website, build a great site, and share your work with the world by connecting your page to social media. Drag and drop multiple images into a page, use templates for easy page creation, and optimize your page for search engines. This course is just over one hour in viewing time.Speaker(s): Misty Lambrecht

START, RUN, GROW - HOW TO RAISE MONEY FOR YOUR BUSINESSFree CourseLearn about the different methods to fi nance a new business, how to build your management team and how to hire new employees, the difference between a business “pitch” and a business “plan,” and how to create and use Plan vs. Actual forecasts for your busi-ness, credit card statements. This class is targeted for the small business owner, entrepreneur, or individual wanting to gain confi -dence in the basic functions of this powerful accounting software. Limited Seating. Call (541) 881-5762 to reserve your spot.

completely. The proper way to promote your business is to create a Facebook “Business Page” that is linked to your Personal Profi le. In this class, participants will learn how to market their business for free using Facebook Business pages. Other topics addressed will be: the difference between personal and business pages, advantages to Facebook business pages, how pages work, creating a page, posting effectively, getting the word out, monitoring your page, linking pages and other Facebook related resources.

Course Number: BIZC090-02

Business Financial ToolsMICROSOFT EXCEL: FAST COURSE - LEVEL 1Meets: Tuesdays and Thursdays, January 14 – February 6, 2014 Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmLocation: Workforce Training Center Room 4Instructor: Darlene EscobarCourse Fee: $130 - includes 16-hours of instruction and the Microsoft Excel TextbookLimited Seating – Registration Required by Monday, January 6, 2014Unleash the power of Excel for running your business. This 16-hour workshop sequence will provide you with a thorough introductory training of Excel. Topics covered include the Ribbon interface; entering and editing data; selecting cells and ranges; printing worksheets; creating formulas and functions; charts and more. This is a great course for anyone new to Excel or for those wanting a comprehensive refresher. This interactive workshop will be held in our computer lab providing you with hands-on ability to learn and apply techniques. Once you become accustomed to this application and familiar with the more powerful functions available, you will fi nd may uses for this business tool. Microsoft Excel FastCourse Levels 2 & 3 covering Intermediate and Advanced Excel topics will be held in Spring 2014 quarter. Get on the series list now to reserve space!

QUICKBOOKS 2013 SERIES FOR STARTERS AND/OR NEXT STEPStarters: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 or Tuesday, May 6, 2014Next Step: Thursday, February 20, 2014 or Thursday, May 8, 2014Time: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pmLocation: TVCC Workforce Training Center Room 104Instructor: Michael Braden, CPACourse Fee: $133 either course or $196 for both Starters and Next StepQuickBooks For Starters: Learn how to set up your books right the fi rst time, using QuickBooks Pro or Premier. If you are new to QuickBooks or have little bookkeeping experience, this class will get you started. Topics include how to navigate in QuickBooks, set up a company fi le, enter your sales & pay your bills. This class is intended to create a solid foundation for continued personal development using this powerful accounting software.Quickbooks - Next Step: In this continuation class, which builds on the fundamental foundation of QuickBooks for Starters, you will fi nd out about some of QuickBooks built-in features. Topics will include how to create and customize company forms and reports, do basic job costing, memorize transactions, and reconcile bank and credit card statements. This class is targeted for the small business owner, entrepreneur, or individual wanting to gain confi dence in the basic functions of this powerful accounting software. Limited Seating. Call (541) 881-5762 to reserve your spot.

Registration Deadline: One week before course begins Course Number: BIZC090-57,58 or 59

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Wayne and Holly Stepleton, owners, take great pride in getting a job done and doing it right. Wayne’s 14 years of experience as an electrician provide a strong foundation, which he combines with his meticulous nature when it comes to his work. Wayne started in the electrician field with a great apprenticeship program from TVCC and work with a prior employer. In November 2011, Stepleton Electric LLC was launched. Its jobs range from commercial to residential (new construction and remodels) to agricultural jobs. The company provides services to a wide area of eastern Oregon, which means some pretty remote job locations have been part of the mix. Plans are in the works to expand Stepleton Electric’s service area to Idaho, which should happen soon. Wayne Stepleton says that a lot of their jobs are agriculture related. Their customer list also includes agencies such as the BLM. Starting their own business moved Holly Stepleton into the role of handling billing, bookkeeping, human resources, and other administrative jobs. When the idea of starting their own business was

still being

formulated, the Stepletons saw information about the BizCenter in the TVCC catalog.

Thinking it could be a valuable asset, they met with Debi DeBord, then a BizCenter Advisor, and are glad they did. They said the BizCenter has been a helpful resource. Not only did it provide them with business information and guidance, but it proved to be a motivating source as well. The BizCenter was a place they could get feedback as well as discuss and voice what advantages business ownership could provide; it helped them decide whether business ownership was the direction they wanted to go. Now, as they move forward in their business, the BizCenter still supports them in an advisory and educational role. In addition to the one-on-one advisory sessions, the Stepletons have also taken some of the workshops, such as the QuickBooks class. Holly said, “Being able to call Michael [Braden] (business advisor) or come over to the BizCenter is great. You get local support and assistance, not some far-off contact in a call center.” The Stepletons grew up in the community and want to remain part of it. “We are here for the long run,” Holly comments. “We are doing what we plan to do for the rest of our careers.” They are members of the Vale Chamber of Commerce, Vale rodeo board, and PTO. They appreciate the small business owners of the area and do their best to support, encourage, and network with them. Family, strong work ethic, and good values are extremely important to Holly and Wayne. Holly says one of the big goals of running their own business will be to instill these same values in their children. Although the children are still too young to do much work for the company, Holly hopes that the hard work she and Wayne are putting in will set a good example for the children. She adds that another lesson business ownership will show is that “if you want work, you may have to make it yourself.” Wayne Stepleton holds himself and his company up to high standards and expectations, which has led to a loyal clientele. The Stepletons say they are very appreciative of these customers and the referrals they provide, and the Stepletons are glad to be able to do quality work for them.

Stepleton Electric

Holly and Wayne Stepleton

Stepleton Electric LLC. 1476 Foothill Dr.

Vale, OR 97918

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