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ArcelorMittal/USW

Burns Harbor

Career Development

CLASS CATALOG

For January—June 2017

Don’t wait for the

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All Classes, unless otherwise noted, will be held at Your Career Development Learning Center

1275 1/2 McCool Road, Burns Harbor 8:00am until 4:00pm Monday through Friday

(219) 787-3101

GET CONNECTED! With USW/ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor Career Development

Take a look at our NEW Website www.mittalcareer.org

View our electronic version of the catalog, sign up for classes & more!

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CUSTOMIZED CLASSES GUIDELINES Classes are open to active Union Steelworkers Classes will be taken on the employee’s own time Customized course limit is $2,000 per participant per year If you have active employees that are interested in a class call Career Development and

let us know. If it falls within our class guidelines we will try to put it together for you.

TUITION ASSISTANCE In addition to customized classes USW members are eligible for Tuition Assistance up to a maximum of $1,800/calendar year (Jan-Dec) for an accredited school. Funds may be used for tuition, required textbooks and course-related fees. Funds cannot be used to pay for materials, equipment or supplies. The Tuition Assistance Funds are separate from the $2,000 Customized Classes fund. Per the Institute for Career Development Issuance 14. An active Local 6787 member can expend up to $3800 of program funding for combining TAP (tuition assistance) and customized courses under the following circumstances: Tuition Assistance (TAP) If seeking a degree from a school listed in the current

“Accredited Institutions of Post Secondary Education” or by private occupational/vocational schools recognized by State boards of vocational education. This will also

extend to schools approved by the ICD as “An exception to Policy Provider”. Customized classes: If courses lead to certification form a nationally accredited body.

Candidates must get approval prior to registering for classes and their expenditures MAY NOT exceed $3,800.

To apply for Tuition Assistance please contact your Career Development Office.

Active members are eligible to take approved classes at any of the learning centers on Page 51. To find out what classes are available, check out their listed web-sites. To take an approved class at any of these centers you MUST register at YOUR Learning center.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participant’s account will have a full deduction for a course that is NOT dropped BEFORE the start date. So, please make sure you contact your Career Development Office before the

start date of your class if you are not able to attend.

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To register for a class you can: Register on-line at our web-site www.mittalcareer.org Register by phone (219) 787-3101 Email [email protected] Or fill out this form and drop it off at the learning center

1275 1/2 McCool Road, Burns Harbor 8:00am until 4:00pm Monday thru Friday

Career development

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Tino Fulimeni

Scholarship Fund

In 2017, ICD will award seven $1000 scholarships to various children and grandchildren of steelworkers.

The Tino Fulimeni Scholarship Fund was established to honor the memory of Brother Fulimeni. Tino was a fanatic about ICD. His commitment and contribution are evident in the success of the Career Development Program. The Fund is administered by ICD in Merrillville, IN. The following criteria must be met to be eligible for the scholarship drawing: Must be a college student starting or returning to college in the fall of 2016 or spring of 2017 Applicant must have maintained a 3.0 grade point average and supply a transcript if selected. Applicant must be the child/grandchild of a steelworker who is currently eligible to participate in the

Career Development Program.

Drawing will take place November 17, 2017. ICD will accept applications in their office until the application deadline of

July 31, 2017. Please send applications to:

Tino Fulimeni Scholarship Fund

c/o The Institute for Career Development, Inc.

1000 East 80th Place, Suite 301 South

Merrillville, IN 46410

Applications can be obtained from your local program

or by calling ICD at (219) 738-9029.

ANNOUNCEMENT

from the Institute for Career Development (ICD)

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CLASS PAGE #

2017 National Electric Code 29

Access Level 1 23

Amazon Alexa – NEW CLASS 19, 21

Amazon Fire Sticks - MITTAL 15

Amazon Fire Sticks – USS/MIDWEST 22

Apply Charts 35

Arts and Crafts Workshop 13

Auto Heating and Cooling 37

Automotive Brakes 33

Basic Appliance Troubleshooting 27

Basic Cement Jewelry I & 2 38

Build Your Own Greenhouse 32

Blue Print Reading 42

Cement Jewelry Unique Accents I 38

Cement Jewelry With Metal Accents 38

Cloud Storage 16

COMM 104 Workplace Communication 42

Container Gardens 33

Cooking 101 28

Create your own Photo Book 18

Create your Own Will 21

Cut the Cable – Free TV 22

Designing a Cocktail Party 28

Detailing Your Car 33

Detecting Trends 35

Dry Wall 41

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EBAY 23

Electrical 41

Everything Jeweled with Fabric 40

FAA Approved Instrument Ground School 44

Fitness Trackers and on-line Healthy Help 15, 23

Framing and Siding 41

Getting Movies From Here to There 18

Glass Etching – Beginning and Advanced 37

Guitar Building and Instrument Repair 46

Heating and Air Conditioning 36

Home Entertainment Technology 19

Home Remodeling 29

How to Start and Run a Small Business 26

HVAC 100 Introduction to HVAC Technology 42

Insulation 41

IPAD 25

ITUNES 25

Jewelry Classes 38, 40

Lawn Equipment Maintenance and Repair – Spring 30

Lawn Equipment Maintenance and Repair – Winter 30

MOS PowerPoint certification 22

MOS Word Certification 20

MyAcademicWorkshop 10

NetTutor 10

Network+ Certification 17

Open Advanced Electronics I & II 34

Open Lab – Mittal Burns Harbor 15

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Open Lab – USS/MIDWEST 20

Outdoor Art with Succulent Plants 13

Personalized Wood Signs and Décor 39

PLC1 & PLC2 Programmable Logic Controllers 43

Photoshop Elements 25

Physical and Mental Wellness Class 11

Politics and Wall Street 35

PowerPoint MOS Certification 22

Quicken 17

Raspberry Pi and Kodi 16, 24

Retire Ready 32

Rising Interest Rates 35

Social Security 34

Solutions at Work 45

Sport/Private Pilot Ground School 44

Stained Glass Sun Cather and Wind Chime Glass 27

Sublimation – Custom Items 20

The Art of Focal Beading - Jewelry 40

The Art of WaterColor Painting 26

The Beauty of Beads - Jewelry 40

Upgrade that PC 18

Vinyl Cutting Workshop 39

Virus Protection Seminar 17

Will Maker 21

Windows 10 21

Wire Weaving - Jewelry 40

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Wooden Coat Rack with Chalk Board 31

Wooden Hall Tree Bench 31

Wooden Pallet Art 14

Wooden Turned Jewelry Boxes 31

Word MOS Certification 20

WordPress – Design a Web-site 16

Yoga 12

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NetTutor.com WHERE STUDENTS GET THE HELP THEY NEED

Expert tutors are waiting to help you in the following subject areas:

Mathematics

Accounting

Finance

English Composition

Chemistry

Biology

NetTutor makes it easy to get help with a live tutor anytime.

To sign-up for NetTutor call Sarah at the USW Career Development

Learning Center at 219-787-3101

MyAcademicWorkshop (MAW)

MyAcademicWorkshop is a new and unique online math assessment, homework, and

placement program customized for adult workers. This program is one of the most

advanced educational tools available for learning mathematics in a familiar, learning

management environment. Loaded with over 7,000 questions, MyAcademicWorkshop

contains math content beginning with Basic Math. Students like MyAcademicWorkshop

because it shows you how to do the problems by following step by step instruction, giving

you the opportunity to try again with a similar problem, and ultimately better prepares

you to get better grades on assignments or exams.

To sign-up for NetTutor call Sarah at the USW Career

Development Learning Center at 219-787-3101

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Physical and Mental Wellness

Classes

DATES: Session #1: Week of January 9 — Week of February 27, 2017 ( 8 wks)

DATES: Session #2: Week of March 6 — Week of April 24, 2017 (8 wks)

Classes are held at James O'Connor's Martial Arts and Fitness

534 Broadway, Chesterton IN

NOW IS THE TIME! This 2 month class has everything you need to become a healthy and happy

person and employee! You will be assigned a personal coach who will set you up with a structured

plan catered to fit your needs. Participants will be offered both physical and mental coaching and

instruction by certified life coaches and personal trainers combined. Group workshops will be held

monthly and will cover topics ranging from managing finances to overcoming limiting beliefs in life.

Students will also be able to participate in Taekwondo classes and cardio classes.

SIGN UP NOW, THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME

TO DO SOMETHING FOR YOURSELF!

A sample of some of the group classes that you can take:

TAEKWONDO FOR THE BEGINNER

Mondays & Wednesdays, 4-5pm OR

Tuesdays & Thursdays 5-6pm

CARDIO/BOOT CAMP (come to as many as you wish!)

Monday 7pm, Tuesday 8:30am, Wednesday 6pm, Thursday 8:30am and Friday 8am

THE ONLY WORKOUT YOU WILL

REGRET IS THE ONE YOU

DO NOT DO!

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YOGA AT TEAM O’CONNOR

Come experience the many benefits of Yoga in a very

accessible style that brings strength, flexibility, and peace to the mind,

body and spirit. Although no prior Yoga experience is required, this class

is also perfect for the more experienced student. This Yoga is for

everyone. Sign up for the day you want. If you want more than one day

then sign up for multiple days.

WE HAVE CHANGED THE FORMAT

SESSION #1 (8 weeks) DATES: Tuesdays session #1: Jan 10—Feb 28 9am or 6pm

DATES: Fridays session #1 Jan 13—Mar 3 3:30-4:30pm DATES: Sundays session #1: Jan 15—Mar 5 2:00-3:00pm

SESSION #2 (8 weeks) DATES: Tuesdays session #2 Mar 7—April 25 9am or 6pm DATES: Fridays session #2 Mar 10—April 28 3:30-4:30pm

DATES: Sundays session #2 Mar 12—April 30 2:00-3:00pm

SESSION #3 (8 weeks) DATES: Tuesdays session #3 May 4—June 20 9am or 6pm

DATES: Fridays session #3 May 5 —June 23 3:30-4:30pm DATES: Sundays session #3 May 6—June 25 2:00-3:00pm

Yoga mat is included!

TAKE ONE OR TAKE THEM ALL! SPOUSES ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND FOR FREE WITH EMPLOYEE

Classes are held at 534 Broadway, Chesterton IN

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ARTS AND CRAFTS WORKSHOP This class will be held at: 266 Stone Ridge Court, Chesterton

219 741-0382

Do you have any projects that you have always wanted to make were not sure of what to buy or how to start? Have you ever wanted to etch on class, learn to stencil or make a wreath? You can paint on fabric; make a greeting card using one of the many machines I have. You have my whole studio at your disposal. You can bring in any project or use the supplies I have on hand to make lots of projects.

DATES: April 3—May 8 (Mondays) DATES: April 20—June 8 (Thursdays) TIMES: Doors open from 8am til 6pm INSTRUCTOR: Kim Riley Only 18 spots available

OUTDOOR ART WITH SUCCULENT PLANTS This class will be held at Burns Harbor Career Center

Succulent Plants are very popular because they are so easy to care for. The varieties are endless. They range from blue to orange and make beautiful arrangements in almost any container. In class you will learn how to use large leaves to cast your own container out of cement. We will also be making hypertufa containers out of a blend of peat, vermiculite and cement to create some very interesting containers for your succulents. You will learn how to grow your own plants from cuttings. By the end of the session you will have a variety of your own to start your own garden. We will be designing a living wreath made out of moss using your succulents for a beautiful addition to your garden.

Come see why these little guys are gaining so much popularity.

DATES: May 15—June 5 (Mondays) TIMES: 8-Noon or 1-5pm INSTRUCTOR: Kim Riley

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WOODEN PALLET ART

Saturdays, May 20 and May 27 8:00am – 2:00pm

Kim Riley and Don Trinidad are collaborating on this project (Maximum 15 students)

One of the latest functional art forms these days is

made from old pallets. If you have been on Pinterest there are so many creative ideas using pallets to make

anything from shelves, picture frames, bird houses,

clocks or a crown favorite your favorite sports team made into a sign. To start off with you will be using

woodworking tools to create your project. To

complete your project we will be teaching you how to

stencil and paint to customize your design.

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Computer Classes

HELD at ArcelorMittal / Burns Harbor

1275 1/2 McCool Road, Burns Harbor IN

Spouses can attend with employee at no charge

Class times are Noon-2:30 or 4-6:30pm (if 12+ students we will add a 8-10:30am)

OPEN LAB – EVERY TUESDAY Dates: January – June 10:00am – 6:00pm Trainers: Computer Education Institute Every Tuesday between the hours of 10am and 6pm we will have a technician at the Computer lab waiting for you to bring in your very slow, broken, needing upgrading PCs! Here is a brief list of things we can help with: Fixing Slow or Broken Machines, Upgrading software /Transfer data, making sure your PC is Protected, and Upgrading Computers. Just stop by or call and make an appointment. This is an incredible opportunity, don’t miss it! Keep in mind if you need any hardware or non-free software you will need to purchase it. Sam will assist in getting you the necessary software and hardware.

FITNESS TRACKERS AND ON-LINE HEALTHY HELP

Dates: January 11 – January 25, Wednesdays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute It’s the new year… what are you doing to keep healthy? THIS IS YOUR YEA! Technology has made it much easier to get started. From Healthy recipes, to daily exercise programs (ok every other day if necessary), to fitness trackers, there has never been a better time. As part of this class you will receive a Fitness Tracker to help get you started.

AMAZON FIRE STICKS – new class!!!! Dates: January 23 –February 6, Mondays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute With a huge selection of movies and TV episodes, voice search that actually works, and exclusive features like ASAP and Prime Music, Fire TV Stick is an easy way to enjoy Netflix, Amazon Video, Hulu, HBO NOW, low-cost movie rentals, live and on-demand sports, music, photos, games, and more. As part of this class you will receive a Fire stick to use and keep at the end of the class. Come see what everyone is talking about.

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Computer Classes





WORDPRESS – DESIGN A WEB-SITE

Dates: February 1 – March 1, Wednesdays for 5 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Have you ever wanted to be a web designer? Well here is your chance. Learn all the new techniques to create a new interactive web site. We will walk you thru the proper steps in design, formatting, and linking your pages. Then when it is absolutely beautiful we will walk you thru publishing to the web. If you ever wanted to create your own website, this is the class for you.

CLOUD STORAGE Dates: February 2 – February 9, Thursdays for 2 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Ok, everyone is talking about CLOUD, and how wonderful it is, but do you even know what it is? Come to this class and learn how to store your data, pictures and files using CLOUD. There is Google Drive, DropBox, Crashplan, iCloud, Microsoft One Drive (Skydrive), plus many more. Come see which one would be best for you, and why you should be using Cloud storage!

RASPBERRY PI - Dates: February 13 – February 27, Mondays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute The Raspberry Pi 3 is a tiny computer about the size of a credit card but comes with endless possibilities for everyone from programmers looking to create fun new projects to students learning about programming in the classroom. With the additions of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, the Raspberry Pi 3 is able to be used as a central hub to connect smart home devices and sensors. As part of this class you will receive a Raspberry 3 to use and keep at the end of the class. Come see what everyone is talking about.

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Computer Classes





NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION

Dates: February 16 – May 25, Thursdays for 15 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Network+ is a testing program sponsored by the CompTIA that certifies the knowledge of networking technicians with 18-24 months experience in the IT industry. Earning the Network+ certification means that the candidate possesses the knowledge needed to configure and install the TCP/IP client.

QUICKEN

Dates: March 8 – April 5, Wednesdays for 5 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Having trouble finding out where all your money went? Could you have really spent $5,000 on groceries? Come to this class and learn how to use the computer to keep track of all your bills, checks, deposits, etc. You will get a trial copy of Quicken with this class.

VIRUS PROTECTION SEMINAR Dates: March 27, Monday Trainers: Computer Education Institute Having problems with your Internet? Are those pop-up’s driving you crazy? Not sure what is the best search engine to use? Security issues a big concern for you? Come to this 1 day class and you will once again be in love with the INTERNET!

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Computer Classes





GETTING MOVIES FROM HERE TO THERE

Dates: April 3 – April 17, Mondays for 3 weeks TRAINERS: Computer Education Institute Are you tired of purchasing movie and not being able to put them on your iPad or computer? How about all of those DVD’s that you have sitting around the house, like to get them on your tablet or Computer? This class will show you the multiple software packages that are available to get you up and running. Say NO to just watching movies on your TV!

CREATE YOUR OWN PHOTO BOOK Dates: April 19 – May 17, Wednesdays for 5 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute This class will teach you how to go on-line and create your own personalized photo books, There are many different sites to visit. We will show you our favorites and the ones that will save you the most money!

UPGRADE THAT PC

Dates: May 8 – May 22, Mondays for 3 weeks TRAINERS: Computer Education Institute Need to upgrade your PC but you don’t want to have to deal with the Geek Squad and their expensive bills. Be your own Geek Squad! This class will show you hands-on how to upgrade a computer. If you want to bring in your own computer for upgrading, you can work on it in class.

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HOME ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY Dates: June 1 – June 15, Thursdays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute In this class you will learn: Universal Remotes:Programming One Remote to do the work of Five Remote Controls; Using the One you have Recording TV; Recording off a satellite or cable box Recording TV; Programming a VCR with VCR+ Digital Video Recording; Tivo, ReplayTV Cabling; Which cables to use for your TV, VCR, DVD Player, Stereo, Camera A/V Receivers - Integrating all your home entertainment A/V Receivers _ Getting the best sound out of what you already have A/V Receivers _ Making surround sound work HDTV _ The future of television Computer _ Integrating your PC into a home entertainment system Going wireless _ Taking sound (and video) out of your living room Projectors _ turn your home into a real theater. COME HAVE FUN.

AMAZON ALEXA – new class!!!! Dates: June 5, Monday Trainers: Computer Education Institute You may have heard about Amazon Echo, well this is her “Little Sister”. Come learn how the dot Plays music, controls smart home devices, provides info, sets alarms, and more. Voice Controlled · Alexa Enabled As part of this class you will receive an Echo Dot to use and keep at the end of the class.

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Computer Classes

HELD at USS/MIDWEST

1919 Willowcreek Road, Portage



TECHNICAL LABS – EVERY WEDNESDAY – EVERY MONTH Dates: Jan 11 – June 28 (10:00am – 6:00pm) Trainers: Computer Education Institute Every Wednesday between the hours of 10am and 6pm we will have a technician at the Computer lab waiting for you to bring in your very slow, broken, needing upgrading PCs! Here is a brief list of things we can help with: Fixing Slow or Broken Machines, Upgrading software /Transfer data, making sure your PC is Protected, and Upgrading Computers. Just stop by or call and make an appointment. This is an incredible opportunity, don’t miss it! Keep in mind if you need any hardware or non-free software you will need to purchase it. Sam will assist in getting you the necessary software and hardware.

WORD MOS CERTIFICATION Dates: Jan 17 – Feb 28, Tuesdays for 7 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute You will learn everything in our Word 1 and Word 2 classes including Formatting, Columns, Tables, etc. At the end of this class you will be ready to take the WORD 2010 MOS certification exam.

SUBLIMATION- CUSTOM ITEMS Dates: Jan 23 – Jan 30 Mondays for 2 weeks OR Dates: June 20 – June 27 Tuesdays for 2 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Come let your creative side come out. Sublimation printing is the process of placing pictures and sayings on Tin Boxes, Wooden Boxes, Key Chains, Coasters, etc. Come to either of these classes, pick your picture, pick your saying, pick your items of choice and make wonderful customized beautiful items! These make great presents and keepsakes!

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Computer Classes

HELD at USS/MIDWEST




WINDOWS 10 Dates: February 6 – March 6, Mondays for 5 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute

They did it again, A new version of Windows and boy is it different from 7. This class will teach you what you need to do if you want to upgrade, what are the differences between Window 7,8 and 10, and then finally how to use the new Windows and get the most out of it. Learn about Tiles, Apps, The new Control Panel, The new Desktop, START button, File Explorer, History, Making and creating folders and tile groups, Login screen, Customizing 10 to fit your needs, creating a Microsoft Account, the user Portal and much much more.

CREATE YOUR OWN WILL Dates: March 7, Tuesday OR Dates: May 9, Tuesday Trainers: Computer Education Institute Do you have a will? Have you been putting it off because you don’t want to hire an attorney and you really don’t want to think about it. Well, now is the time because it is so easy. Come to this class and learn the different packages available to use and begin creating yours today! Don't let the court decide the outcome of your estate! Don't delay the distribution of your assets to your loved ones! Take just a few minutes to write your Last Will and Testament today (CEI is not offering any legal advice in this class, we are showing you how to use pre-designed software to create a will)

AMAZON ALEXA – new class!!!! Dates: March 13, Monday Trainers: Computer Education Institute You may have heard about Amazon Echo, well this is her “Little Sister”. Come learn how the dot Plays music, controls smart home devices, provides info, sets alarms, and more. Voice Controlled · Alexa Enabled As part of this class you will receive an Echo Dot to use and keep at the end of the class.

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Computer Classes

HELD at USS/MIDWEST




POWERPOINT MOS CERTIFICATION Dates: March 21 – May 2 (Tuesdays for 7 weeks) Trainers: Computer Education Institute Create dazzling presentations! This class begins with the basics of PowerPoint from using the auto-content wizard, adding new slides, using the slide layouts and using the different views. Learn how to give your presentation dimension by adding shapes with text from the drawing toolbar, adding clipart & pictures and adding a design template to bring it all together. Work with Graphs and Organizational charts. Add transitions and sounds then learn how to save time by making global changes to your presentation using the slide master. By the end of this class, you will be ready to take the MOS certification exam.

AMAZON FIRE STICKS – new class!!!! Dates: April 3 – April 17 Mondays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute With a huge selection of movies and TV episodes, voice search that actually works, and exclusive features like ASAP and Prime Music, Fire TV Stick is an easy way to enjoy Netflix, Amazon Video, Hulu, HBO NOW, low-cost movie rentals, live and on-demand sports, music, photos, games, and more. As part of this class you will receive a Fire stick to use and keep at the end of the class. Come see what everyone is talking about.

CUT THE CABLE – FREE TV

Dates: April 24 – May 8, Mondays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Do you wish you could ditch your expensive cable or satellite TV services? This class will discuss the state of Internet Streaming video, including smart TVs, set top boxes and free or premium video services to obtain the kinds of content you currently enjoy with your cable TV subscription. Some options maybe NetFlix, Google, Amazon, YouTube, etc…

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Computer Classes

HELD at USS/MIDWEST

1919 Willowcreek Road, Portage IN



EBAY – BUYING AND SELLING

Dates: May 4 – May 18, Thursdays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute This class will make you a pro when it comes to EBay. Come learn from a specialist how to set up accounts, determine postage, determine the best verbiage for the items you are selling, and determine a selling price. We will then have you sell your items on EBay and then show you how to get the best rating possible for future sales.

GET HEALTHY ON-LINE WITH FITNESS TRACKERS AND MORE ***** UPDATED CLASS

Dates: May 15 – May 29, Mondays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute So, you REALLY want to get healthy in 2017. This class will help you begin. We will show you some of the best web-sites for exercises, motivation, healthy menus, keeping track of daily food intake and much much more. Make yourself a priority today! We will also talk about the different types of Fitness Trackers, showing you the pro’s and con’s of several different models. As part of this class you will receive a FitBit to use and keep at the end of the class.

ACCESS – LEVEL 1 Dates: May 16 – June 13, Tuesdays for 5 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute A database is a collection of data arranged for easy search and retrieval. Access 1 covers the basic terminology used with databases. You will learn how to create and modify a table, adding, editing, finding and deleting records. Learn how to create a select query and perform calculations. Creating forms using the Form Wizard and reports using the Report Wizard are also introduced in this class.

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Computer Classes

Computer Education Institute, (CEI)

100 W US Highway 20, Porter IN



RASPBERRY PI & KODI– A COMPUTER FOR YOU *** NEW CLASS Dates: June 12 – June 26, Mondays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute The Raspberry Pi 3 is a tiny computer about the size of a credit card but comes with endless possibilities for everyone from programmers looking to create fun new projects to students learning about programming in the classroom. With the additions of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, the Raspberry Pi 3 is able to be used as a central hub to connect smart home devices and sensors. As part of this class you will receive a Raspberry 3 to use and keep at the end of the class. Come see what everyone is talking about.

Computer Classes

HELD at USS/MIDWEST

1919 Willowcreek Road, Portage IN

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Computer Classes

HELD at CEI

100 W US Highway 20, Porter IN


Class times are 4:00-7:00pm for the 3 classes below

PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS Dates: March 7 – March 21 Tuesdays for 3 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Times: 4-7pm Adobe Photoshop is the premiere image manipulation tool for both print and the Web. If you are planning on working with images in any way, you need to know it. Learn the basics of Photoshop in this thorough five-lesson beginner course. You will learn how to select, enhance, distort, color, scale and manipulate scanned images and artwork — or create them from scratch.

IPAD – USING IT MORE THAN YOU ARE NOW! Dates: April 5 – April 12 Wednesdays for 2 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Times: 4-7pm So, once again Apple has come out with a new toy. Is it something that you should buy? This class will show you how to use an IPAD, what are the really cool things about it and what are the drawbacks. Learn about gestures, the parts of the screen and all of the buttons, the built in apps, connecting to Wi-FI, customizing your settings, backing up, using the Camera, Photostream, and much much more.

ITUNES – FINALLY UNDERSTANDING IT Dates: May 3 – May 10 Wednesdays for 2 weeks Trainers: Computer Education Institute Times: 4-7pm So, you have an “I” device and you are trying to figure out iTunes. Good luck. As simple as it may seem, it can also be very confusing. This class will teach you all about iRadio, syncing, the settings for iTunes, getting music into iTunes that was not purchase in iTunes, getting movies into iTunes not purchased in iTunes, and much much more!

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THE ART OF WATERCOLOR PAINTING This class is designed to learn watercolor painting for all skill levels. Beginners are welcome and encouraged to join in the fun with other students. It is an art atmosphere hands on experience class. Basic supplies and a quality instruction book provided. The instructor is Bill Cavalier, an award-winning watercolor painter with over 40 years of experience.

Classes are held at the Career Development Learning Center.

DATES: March 1 —May 17, Wednesdays TIMES: 9-Noon or 4-7pm INSTRUCTOR: Bill Cavalier

HOW TO START AND RUN A SMALL BUSINESS Planning before starting is an important step toward operating a successful business! Many students have said to me that they wish they would have taken a course like this before and not after starting a small business. This is an introductory course that teaches the basics of starting any type of business. This course will focus on licenses/permits required, taxation, expenses you can deduct, insurance, banking, records to keep and legal issues. After you have taken this class, you will clearly understand what is involved in starting a small business. Spouses are welcome to attend at no charge. Do not miss this opportunity to learn something of great value! Classes are held at the Career Development Learning Center.

DATES: January 10—February 14, 2017, Tuesdays TIMES: 8-10am or 4-6pm INSTRUCTOR: Scott Williams

ArcelorMittal Career Development Center

1275 1/2 McCool Road, Burns Harbor

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STAINED GLASS SUN CATCHER AND WIND CHIME GLASS

Did you know that the Ancient Chinese invented wind chimes to balance the Yin and Yang

energies of a home by placing the wind chimes outside the doorways? Its all in the Feng

Shui! Students will use glass, shells, and beads to create a beautiful wind Chime for their

home.

DATES: March 3—June 2 (Fridays) TIMES: 8-Noon or 2-6pm INSTRUCTOR: Beth Harrigan from Glass Lady Mosaic Art

BASIC APPLIANCE TROUBLESHOOTING

This class is for the beginner to advanced student. The new technology in major appliances has changed dramatically. This 8-week hand on course will provide the student and updated knowledge of how to troubleshoot, diagnose, and then repair a variety of major appliances with an understanding of this new technology.

DATES: January 10—March 14 , Tuesdays for 10 weeks TIMES: 8-11:00am or 4-7:00pm INSTRUCTOR: Roland Alvarez



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COOKING 101

Cooking skills for the Non-Professional” will create opportunities for the students to better understand

basic cooking techniques. We will touch on soups and salads, fish, poultry, meats and side preparations.

At the end of the class, the students will have a basic knowledge of developing recipes and menus, protein

and product fabrication and dessert making. The goal of the class is to instruct students on creating

healthy menus for them and their famines to enjoy.

DATES: January 23—February 27 TIMES: 9-11:30am or 5-7:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Brad Hindsley

DESIGNING A COCKTAIL PARTY

Students will get to experience the hands-on approach to developi9ng their own cocktail party. We will

start with developing a theme for the party and building everything around the central concept. This will

include the décor and room set-up, invitations, and entertainment. Student will work the Chef to design

an hors d’oeuvres menu that can be placed on a buffet or passed to the guests. These recipes will be

tested and perfected by students. The students will also have the opportunity to design a signature

cocktail that fits the theme of the party. At the end of the class, each student will be allowed to invite up

to 2 guests to the cocktail party that they have designed throughout the class. Recipes and a chef jacket/

hat will be provided.

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2017 NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE

This course covers the current National Electrical Code and prepares participants for safe installations of electrical tasks. A person taking this course is better prepared to do safe electrical installations and has a better chance of scoring higher on electrical exams for contractors licensing. Each week a different chapter of electrical systems is covered and discussed using a lecture format and Power Point Presentations. Each participant will receive the 2017 National Electric Code book, Chapter Tabs and the 2017 Electrical Systems based on the 2017 workbook DATES: March 14—May 2, 2017 (Tuesdays) TIMES: 8:00- 11:00am or 3:30– 6:30pm

HOME REMODELING

This class will be a 6 week class which will be on a lecture and demonstration format touching on home remodeling items such as electrical/plumbing/siding/trim work/drywall techniques. A home remodeling book will be provided and the use of power tools will be discussed.

DATES: March 29—May 3, 2017 (Wednesdays) TIMES: 8:00- 11:00am or 3:30– 6:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Bill Cameon



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Lawn Equipment Maintenance and Repair– WINTER

A foot of fresh snow has just fallen and when attempting to start your snow blower, the starter cord snapped. When conditions were a little greener outside, your lawnmower was becoming increasingly hard to get started. Is your lawn equipment letting you down? Why not familiarize yourself with the equipment you own by taking this class and learning how to repair it. Students may bring in mowers, snow blowers, chain saws, and other machines for simple repairs or complete overhauls DATES: January 11—March 29, 2017 (Wednesdays) TIMES: 8-11:00am or 4-7:00pm INSTRUCTOR: Mike Daly

Lawn Equipment Maintenance and Repair– SPRING

Spring is here and the harsh winter is just a memory. The trouble your snow blower gave you is not. Here is your opportunity to save big by bringing your equipment to class for tune-ups, minor repairs, or complete overhauls. Mowers, tractors, tillers, chain saws, trimmers, blowers, that snow blower you struggled with last winter. A good time to prepare or repair all of these machines.

DATES: April 5—June 21, 2017 (Wednesdays) TIMES: 8-11:00am or 4-6:00pm INSTRUCTOR: Mike Daly



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WOODEN COAT RACK WITH CHALK BOARD

MONDAYS

10 Weeks Starting 01/09/2017 Thru 03/13/2017

8:00-11:00 am 11:30-2:30 pm 3:00-6:00 pm

Wall mounted coat rack where you can also write notes on chalkboard panels. Size can be adjusted to fit your needs.

WOODEN TURNED JEWELRY BOXES

WEDNESDAYS


8:00-11:00 am 11:30-2:30 pm 3:00-6:00 pm

Learn the art of turning beautiful jewelry containers, and other round storage vessels.

WOODEN HALL TREE BENCH

FRIDAYS


8:00-11:00 am 11:30-2:30 pm 3:00-6:00 pm

Dress up your entryway with a functional coat rack and storage bench in one piece of furniture.

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Build Your Own Greenhouse *** NEW CLASS

Come to this 15 hour course and learn to assembly and maintain a greenhouse. Gardening

all year is possible with a greenhouse in your yard! You will also be able to use your

greenhouse to get a jump start on your growing season, plant early and later move out to

your garden. Don’t miss out!

DATES: April 3rd —May 1 (Mondays) TIMES: 8-11am or 4:00- 7:00pm INSTRUCTOR: C & C Operations



RETIRE READY

Are you trying to make the best decisions possible regarding your retirement but not sure

where to start? Not sure what to do with your 401(k) when you retire? Do you know

someone who manages their own money and tells you that you should just invest it

yourself? Learn how to decide for yourself if an annuity is an appropriate investment for part

of your retirement nest egg after learning what kinds of annuities there are and why they

may not be the best investment for everyone.

DATES: February 2—15 (Wednesdays) DATES: June 14—28 (Wednesdays) TIMES: 4-5:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Robert Engel

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DETAILING YOUR CAR

Regular cleaning & consistent maintenance is the key to getting top dollar for your car. In this class we will teach you how to detail your car to save big and get professional results. We cover interior and exterior detailing and what products work best. Bring your car into class and get it squeaky clean! DATES: June 13—June 27 (Tuesdays) TIMES: 8-11am or 4:00- 7:00pm INSTRUCTOR: C & C Operations

AUTOMOTIVE BRAKES

This course is intended to give the students a thorough understanding of the working principal of automotive brake system used on new and old vehicles. It will aid them in finding problems in the braking systems with the use of all the up to date test equipment and proper testing procedures. This is a great course for the novice or the pro. Students have the option to work on their car in class. DATES: May 16 —June 13 (Tuesdays) TIMES: 8-11am or 4:00- 7:00pm

CONTAINER GARDENS

No room for a garden? Indoor & outdoor container gardening is the way to go! Learn to grow flowers, herbs & fresh healthy veggies. Make a different project each week in class to take home. DATES: May 18—June 8 (Thursdays) TIMES: 8-11am or 4:00- 7:00pm INSTRUCTOR: C & C Operations



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OPEN ADVANCED ELECTRONIC I

Hands on repair and maintenance training for LCD and plasma TV’s. Blue Ray players and Sound Bars.

DATES: January 17—February 28 TIMES: 8:00-11:00am or 3:30-6:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Jimmy Morson

OPEN ADVANCED ELECTRONIC II

A continuation of Electronic I DATES: March 14—April 25 TIMES: 8:00-11:00am or 3:30-6:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Jimmy Morson

SOCIAL SECURITY

Do you have questions regarding Social Security? Learn how your Social Security benefit is

calculated and about the various terms used such as AIME and PIA, and what they mean.

Learn how to use the tools available to you to calculate what the best course of action many

be depending on your individual situation. No 2 families are identical and what may be the

right choice for someone else may not be the best decision for you. Can make the most out

of your Social Security and have the retirement you deserve.

DATES: January 25 (Wednesdays) DATES: June 7 (Wednesdays) TIMES: 4-5:30pm



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Politics and Wall Street

Dates: February 7—March 14, Tuesdays for 6 weeks. Times: 8am-10am or 4pm-6pm Instructor: Ed Guldenzopf From presidential politics to public policy, to the Fed and the budgetary process in Congress, what impact does politics have on Wall Street, and ultimately, on your quest for financial profits? Come to this class and learn.

Apply Charts

Dates: June 20-August 1, Tuesdays for 6 weeks (skip July 4) Times: 8am-10am or 4pm-6pm Instructor: Ed Guldenzopf Using charts is an important tool in making profits on Wall Street. But, like everything else, there are dos and don’ts. In this class, we will explore some of the better ways use charts, all with an eye towards making your money.

Detecting Trends

Dates: May 9-June 13, Tuesdays for 6 weeks. Times: 8am-10am or 4pm-6pm Instructor: Ed Guldenzopf It’s been said the trend is your friend when it comes to financial markets. Here we will learn how to look for in trends on Wall Street and apply them in various money-making scenarios.

Rising Interest Rates

Dates: March 21-April 25, Tuesdays for 6 weeks. Times: 8am-10am or 4pm-6pm Instructor: Ed Guldenzopf How can you profit in an environment of rising interest rates when it comes to stocks and bonds when it looks like that’s is where the markets are headed. Come to this class and walk away with a better chance to increase your bottom line.



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HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

Would you like to learn a new trade? The HVAC industry is the place to do it! With this knowledge you can be a VERY valuable asset to all of your family, friends and neighbors. You will have the ability to earn up to 7 Nationally recognized Certifications. With knowledge and training you can become a HVAC Certified Technician. Learn how to install, repair, and service HVAC equipment in the residential and light commercial fields. Employment of heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers is projected to grow 14 percent from 2014 to 2024, much faster than the average for all occupations. The HVAC program meets 1 day a week for 64 weeks. Do not miss out on this incredible opportunity. The Following Certifications are available: Type I,II, III Certifications for Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (Government Required)

Electrical Certification for Heating and Air Conditioning

Nationally recognized certifications for furnaces and air conditioners (from the Air

Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute)

R-410A Certification (for new air conditioners)

Fiberboard Duct Design and Fabrication Certification

Gastite Piping Certification (CSST Gas Line)

The current class is full, but more will be coming!

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AUTO HEATING AND COOLING

This course is intended to give the student a thorough understanding of the HVAC system used on all vehicles. The student will learn how to use all the modern test equipment and also learn proper test procedures. The students will learn proper techniques to look up diagnostics procedures, test specifications, and much more. Bring your own car to work on in class! DATES: April 6—May 11, Thursdays for 5 weeks TIMES: 8-11am or 4-7pm INSTRUCTOR: Jim Balina .

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Midwest Career Development Center

1919 Willowcreek Rd., Portage

GLASS ETCHING—BEGINNING & ADVANCED

Glass Etching is the abrading or roughening of a piece of glass in selected areas in order to produce a design. It is a way to produce a “frosted” design on the surface of a piece of glass, but it is much more that that! It can also be used to carve a design deep into the glass or to produce a shaded design that looks like delicate airbrushing but is permanently etched in the glass. Using the same equipment and techniques, it is also possible to etch or carve on stone, ceramic or wood. We will be introducing sand blasting in the advanced class. DATES: March 9—March 30 (Thursdays) TIMES: 8-11 or 4-7pm INSTRUCTOR: Jim Balina

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BASIC CEMENT JEWELRY I & II

In Part I of this class the basics of casting cement, mixing cement, curing times, staining, sealing and troubleshooting. They will make and complete 3 different items. They can choose leather or ribbon from where they can hang their completed piece of jewelry. Students will receive a mold of their choice, cement and their three finished products they completed. In Part II of this class the student will learn how to cast earrings with or without the metal finding or how to glue findings to the cement and cast and complete matching necklace, sealing and finishing making it ready to wear. DATES: TIMES: 8-11am or 3:30-6:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Lynn Mason

CEMENT JEWELRY UNIQUE ACCENTS I

This class is going to consist of time casting or gluing items to the cast piece of cement by imbedding or gluing the item to the cement and then finishing with a sealer. You have then created three unique one of kind pieces of jewelry. These are great for gifts or selling. Prerequisite: Must have taken Basic Cement Jewelry 1 & II DATES: TIMES: 8-11am or 3:30-6:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Lynn Mason

CEMENT JEWELRY WITH METAL ACCENTS

This class is reinforcing the first two classes and adding metal to the casting to make each a truly custom one of a kind artistic creation. The student will have the opportunity to completely finish three pieces of their choice. Prerequisite: Must have taken Basic Cement Jewelry 1 & II DATES: TIMES: 8-11am or 3:30-6:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Lynn Mason



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PERSONALIZED WOOD SIGNS AND DECOR

Construct personalized, fun and unique wood décor projects from scratch. In this class you will see how to put signs together. Also, you will learn all the techniques to get your board to have your own look. The students will do a hands-on take home project each week. DATES: January 26—February 21 (Tuesdays for 5 weeks) TIMES: 8-11am or 3:30-6:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Kim Woods

VINYL CUTTING WORKSHOP

Using the Silhouette Cameo Cutter and Heat transfer for T-Shirts, the students will learn how to make signs using a stencil mask. These vinyl’s are also great for scrap books and cards. DATES: APRIL 18—MAY 9 (Tuesdays) TIMES: 8-11am or 3:30-6:30pm INSTRUCTOR: Kim Woods



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Jewelry Classes Saturday Workshops (lunch will be provided) Classes presented by Hands in Harmony Instructor: Rhoda Jenkins

WIRE WEAVING DESIGNS

Date: January 14th

Saturday (1 day only) Time: 9 am - 2:00 pm

Achieve success with wire weaving designs in a variety of styles with step-by-step guidance. Learn versatile techniques that will become the foundation for any wire-weaving projects. Beginning with the figure-eight and modified Soumak weaves. Sharing the secret to achieving tight, consistent weaves, and shows you how to incorporate thicker-gauge wire and texturizing techniques into your work for enhanced dimension. Explore layering and "sewing" methods to create elegant woven bands and decorative adornments, and learn how to securely attach an elegant bead or crystal to your design.

THE BEAUTY OF BEADS

Date: February 18th

Saturday (1 day only) Time: 9am – 2:00pm

If you're looking for ways to make your bead designs more dynamic, these beautiful bead weaving techniques will definitely put you on the right track. From spiral stitching to openwork weaving, these beading patterns will If give your designs that extra detail that takes them from standard to stunning. Try incorporating some of these techniques in your next pieces, and you'll be amazed with the results.

THE ART OF FOCAL BEADING

Dates: March 11th

Saturday ( 1 day only) Time: 9 am - 2:00 pm Discover essential forming, forging and fabrication techniques to turn heavy-gauge wire into high-end designs. Learn how to incorporate heavy-gauge embellishments into your designs, including coils, captured beads and a spiral-wire clasp. Add dimension to ear wires and earrings with a lesson on annealing textural wire strips, and craft an eye-catching pieces with a simple wrapping technique. Learn to make elegant and an array of elegant styles combining interlocking links with ease. Gain the skills to work with heavy-gauge wire, and elevate your designs today!

EVERYTHING JEWELED WITH FABRIC

Date: April 22nd

Saturday ( 1 day only) Time: 9 am - 2:00 pm The fabric stand on its own, you'll learn so many ways to work with all different types of fabric as you peruse these Change it up! Trade in your shiny baubles and chains for something a bit on the softer side with these fabric craft ideas. These fabric projects will show you how to create jewelry with a flowy feminine air. Whether you're embellishing the fabric with beads, using scraps to upcycle an old piece, or letting free jewelry patterns. Fabric crafts aren't just for clothes and handbags. Manipulate material in a new way with these fabulous fabric craft ideas for jewelry.



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Framing/Siding

Dates: March 20 - May 8, Mondays for 8 weeks Times: 8am-11:00am or 3:30pm-6:30pm Instructor: Bill Cameon In this hands-on class, students will learn and help to install steel siding on Post Frame buildings. Wood framing will be involved to complete the framing to accept the steel siding. We will also learn how and create the openings for doors and windows. Then we will install the windows and doors in the openings. Students will be introduced to and use power tools and tools that are unique to this type of work.

Electrical

Dates: May 15 – June 12, Mondays for 4 weeks Times: 8am-11:00am or 3:30pm-6:30pm Instructor: Bill Cameon This class will be installing electrical conduits and components that are required by the National Electric Code for a safe and carefree environment. The class will learn conduit bending, proper type and size of wiring and the type of boxes and other material and how to terminate all item for a complete installation.

Insulation

Dates: June 19 - 26, Mondays for 2 weeks Times: 8am-11:00am or 3:30pm-6:30pm Instructor: Bill Cameon Insulation installed to satisfy the International energy code will be discussed. The proper type and r value of insulation will be used and the modern technique will be the main topic of a properly insulated building for this climate zone.

Drywall

Dates: July 10 - 31, Mondays for 4 weeks Times: 8am-11:00am or 3:30pm-6:30pm Instructor: Bill Cameon Hanging and taping drywall will be the main focus of this class. Participants will be expected to participate in all facets of the drywall installation and should get a pretty good idea of the amount of effort and time it will take to become a proficient drywall person.



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IVY TECH CLASSES

BLUE PRINT READING

Provides an introduction to reading and interpreting machine shop symbols, welding

blueprints, and working with drawings used in trades and crafts. Course content focuses on

dimension, shape, fabrication and assembly and applies basic mathematics to the solution

of print and performance problems

DATES: January 16—May 8 (Mondays for 16 weeks) TIMES: 9:00am-1:00pm or 3:30-7:30 LOCATION: Burns Harbor

HVAC 100 INTRODUCTION TO HVAC TECHNOLOGY

This course covers many of the topics needed for students to be successful in the

mechanical construction industry. Its modules include: History of the HVAC industry, OSHA

10-Hour construction industry training, communication and customer service skills, and an

introduction to blueprints and other types of mechanical drawings.

DATES: January 20—May 12 (Fridays for 16 weeks) TIMES: 7:30-11:30am or 11:30-3:30pm or 3:30-7:30pm LOCATION: Burns Harbor

COMM 104 WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION

This course focuses on developing workplace communication skills for students in programs

within Ivy Tech’s School of Technology. This course will define characteristics of

communication in different workplace contexts, including barriers to effective

communication. It will also afford students opportunities to examine and practice strategies

for listening critically, building functional interpersonal work relationships, communicating in

groups, and enhancing self-expression.

DATES: January 16—May 8 (Mondays for 16 weeks) TIMES: 8-Noon or 3:30-7:30 LOCATION: Gary Learning Center

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IVY TECH CLASSES

PLC1 PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS

Introduces the basic theory, operation and programming of programmable logic controllers.

Demonstrates programming examples, set-up examples and troubleshooting, as well as PLC

timing, counting, arithmetic and logic and sequencers.

DATES: January 16—April 10 LOCATION: ONLINE

PLC2 PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS

Serves as a further introduction to the field of industrial controls. Students will learn the

principles of control systems and how they are applied to a production system to achieve

automation. Systems included in the course are stepper motors, programmable logic

controllers, microprocessors, computers and feedback systems. Emphasis is placed on

programmable logic controllers and the local area network.

DATES: January 16—April 10 LOCATION: ONLINE

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Career Development

Off-Site Custom Classes

SPORT/PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL CLASS

Our Sport Private Pilot Ground School is open to anyone interested in becoming a Private Pilot. This class will be an open discussion about the requirements and regulations needed to get your license. Each student will receive a Cessna Pilot Kit for home study. This class will prepare the students to take the FAA Written Knowledge test upon completion of the ground school. DATES: Mon and Wed, January 11—March 1, 2017 (skip January 16) TIMES: 6-8pm Location: Eagle Aircraft

FAA APPROVED INSTRUMENT GROUND SCHOOL

This is an FAA approved Instrument Course. This instrument Ground School is for a student who holds a Private Pilot Licenses and wishes to the next step. The Instrument Ground School prepares a student for flying in inclement weather so the student isn’t forced to land and wait for good weather before completing the flight DATES: Thursdays, January 19—March 23, 2017 TIMES: 6-89m LOCATION: Eagle Aircraft

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SOLUTIONS AT WORK – Session 1 This 3 month program consists of 12 weight management sessions and 12 fitness training sessions held at Omni Health and Fitness in Chesterton. Each week, participants will meet with a Certified Thin & Healthy Instructor to discuss different topics of nutrition (i.e. Powerful Why, Fat Intake, Portion Control, Metabolic Reconditioning). In addition to nutrition education, participants will also meet with a Certified Personal Trainer to learn and discuss different elements of physical activity (i.e. Basic Anatomy, Functional Training, Balance and Stability, Metabolic Conditioning). The program also allows participants full access to both fitness centers (Chesterton and Schererville) throughout the 12 weeks. Both facilities offer over 60 Group Exercise Classes each week for all fitness levels. Class schedule includes (but is not limited to) ZUMBA, Total Body Conditioning, Strength, Aqua Aerobics and Cycling. Participants will also have unlimited use of SGT (Small Group Training). Please check out our website for a full description of classes and schedules DATES: January 24 –April 13 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) TIMES: 8-9am or 3:45-4:45pm INSTRUCTOR: Solutions at Work

SOLUTIONS AT WORK – Session 2 This 3 month program consists of 12 weight management sessions and 12 fitness training sessions held at Omni Health and Fitness in Chesterton. Each week, participants will meet with a Certified Thin & Healthy Instructor to discuss different topics of nutrition (i.e. Powerful Why, Fat Intake, Portion Control, Metabolic Reconditioning). In addition to nutrition education, participants will also meet with a Certified Personal Trainer to learn and discuss different elements of physical activity (i.e. Basic Anatomy, Functional Training, Balance and Stability, Metabolic Conditioning). The program also allows participants full access to both fitness centers (Chesterton and Schererville) throughout the 12 weeks. Both facilities offer over 60 Group Exercise Classes each week for all fitness levels. Class schedule includes (but is not limited to) ZUMBA, Total Body Conditioning, Strength, Aqua Aerobics and Cycling. Participants will also have unlimited use of SGT (Small Group Training). Please check out our website for a full description of classes and schedules. DATES: January 23 –April 12 (Mondays & Wednesdays) TIMES: 8-9am or 3:45-4:45pm INSTRUCTOR: Solutions at Work

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Musical

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Guitar Building

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LEARNING CENTER LOCATIONS

USWA/MITTAL-Burns Harbor 1275 1/2 McCool Road Burns Harbor, Indiana www.mittalcareer.org

US Steel / Midwest 1919 Willowcreek Portage, IN 46368

www.ussmidwestcareer.com

US Steel –Gary Works 1221 E Ridge Road

Gary, Indiana www.usscareer.com

Bernard Kleiman Joblink Learning Center 3210 Watling Street (MC7-200)

East Chicago, Indiana www.bkjoblink.org

Leon Lynch Learning Center 1410 Broadway Ave

East Chicago, Indiana www.ihlearningcenter.org

I/N Tek & I/N Kote ICD Learning Center 7071 E SR 2, New Carlisle IN

www.usw9231.com/icd/

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Burns Harbor Career Development 1275 1/2 McCool Road Burns Harbor, IN 46304

PRESORT STD U.S. PORTAGE

PAID GRIFFITH, IN PERMIT #24

Your Career Development Learning Center

1275 1/2 McCool Road, Burns Harbor 8:00am until 4:00pm Monday through Friday

(219) 787-3101 Website: www.mittalcareer.org

www.usw.org www.arcelormittal.com

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