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Social media has quickly grown from a way to keepup with friends and acquaintances, to a powerful toolthat can transform your business. Just as importantas your website and in-person interactions, learningto effectively use social media through sites likeFacebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn,will give you the opportunity to connect withaudiences new and old in a compelling way. iscourse will give you an overview of today’s majorsocial media sites and work with you to ensure yourbusiness is social media ready. See page 4 for additional information.

Social Media for Business

Project Management skills are used in numerousindustries and are in high demand. ere arecertification paths for Project Management throughorganizations such as PMI, and CompTIA, whichwill improve salary and marketability. Come learnthe basics of project management and work with theclass to create project plans using MS Excel. Learnhow this role functions as a team leader withinorganizations, how this skill set might help furtheryour career, and explore the career opportunities inProject Management. See page 4 for additional information.

Project Management

Your resume is the first contact with anemployer, so it has to be powerful enough toland you an interview. In this three-day class,you’ll learn the theory behind writing aneffective resume and how to avoid multiplemistakes in content and formatting in order todevelop a resume to best market your skills andtalents.See page 4 for additional information.

Resume Writing & Cover Letters

is workshop covers the technical aspects ofthe LinkedIn website. Learn how to adjust thesettings and how to overcome the technicalproblems of building a good profile withoptimization of the social media channel. Wewill also cover how to make your profile public,common problems when building a profile,LinkedIn settings, keywords and optimization ofa profile, following companies, joining Groupsand taking a picture for your profile. See page 4 for additional information.

LinkedIn Optimization

Discover a language that offers a multitude of cultural and linguistic opportunities. From the casuallearner to the global professional, Spanish Basics will help you better understand the diverse Spanishlanguage at an appropriate pace. You will learn basic oral communicative skills and work to obtain amore practical knowledge of Spanish in a multilingual society.See page 16 for additional information.

Spanish Basics

Topics to be covered are: formatting with themes and using condition formats. Freeze rows or columnsto make large spreadsheets more manageable. Printing multiple worksheets; adding watermarks. Settitle rows and columns for printing. Use multiple spreadsheets; linking cells and formulas. Usingpowerful data analysis tools and functions including goal seek. Create structured tables; add/delete andincorporate table filters and learn the subtotal function. Display subtotals and make use of the outliningfunction. Utilize more advanced graphics with SmartArt and WordArt. Create excel templates.See page 5 for additional information.

Microsoft Excel

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Refund/Withdrawal PolicyYou will receive a 100% refund if we cancel a course.

If you withdraw from a course:• Five days prior to the start date you will receive a full refund less the $10 processing fee.• Less than five days prior to the start date you will receive 75% on account credit (nontransferable and expires 1 year from issue date)

• No refund/or on account credit will be issued for withdrawal on or after the first day of class.

On account credits are not transferable to other students and will expire one year from issue date.

The refund/withdrawal policy does not apply to career, certificate or license courses.

Cancellation PolicyThe School of Continuing Education reserves the right to cancel classes with insufficient enrollment and to makeinstructor change or to change class schedules due to unforeseen circumstances. In the event of a class cancellation, SCE will make every effort to contact students via email or phone as soon as possible.

Inclement WeatherWhen day school is cancelled due to snow conditions or other weather or emergency events, evening classes are also cancelled. In the event day classes arenot cancelled and the Montachusett area expects severe weather in the evening, adecision will be made by 3:00 PM. Please listen to the local television and radiostations for current cancellation notices. In addition, our office voicemail and website will reflect SCE cancellation.

Cancelled classes are made up (same day of week and time) by extending the finishdate of the course unless other arrangements are made between the instructor andthe class, approved by the director.

First Day of ClassOn the first night of class, participants should arrive five minutes prior to thescheduled start. All students should enter through the main entrance and you willbe greeted by SCE representative. Your instructor will meet you and bring you toyour classroom.If you arrive late, please come to the School of Continuing Education office locatedoff the main lobby and we will escort you to your class.

Books and SuppliesStudents may be required to purchase a textbook (noted in the course description).The ISBN number for the text and a link to purchase is also noted in the description.If required, a cash only supply or material fee will be payable to the instructor thefirst night of class. Please remember to bring any supplies listed in the coursedescription.

DiscountsSCE offers Veterans a 15% discount and a 10% discount for alumni and seniorcitizens. This discount does not apply to classes meeting less than 4 nights or tothose designated specifically for senior citizens. Veterans may use their GI Bill benefits to pay for several courses, such as CertifiedNurse Aide, the Electrical Journeyman Program, and the Plumbing ApprenticeshipProgram. Please call for information.

Nondiscrimination PolicySCE welcomes and admits students of any race, color, religion, handicap, nationaland ethnic origin and extends all the rights, privileges, programs, and activitiesgenerally accorded and made available to adult evening students.

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Table of ContentsArts and Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Automotive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Computer Applications . . . . .4-5

Construction - Career . . . . . .5-6

Cosmetology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Culinary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-8

Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Electrical - Career . . . . . . . . . . .8

Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13-15

Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15-16

Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Manufacturing - Career . . . . .16

Medical - Career . . . . . . . . .16-17

Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

New Age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Personal Enrichment . . . . .17-18

Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Plumbing - Career . . . . . . . . . .18

Wellness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-19

Workshops . . . . . . . . . . . . .19-20

Practical Nursing Program . . .21

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Smoke Free SchoolMontachusett Regional Vocational Technical School is a smoke free school. There is no use of any kind of tobaccoproducts allowed in school buildings or on school grounds.

No Class ScheduleNo evening classes will be scheduled on the following days unless otherwise advised, with the exception to selected career,certificate or license programs:Wednesday, March 14, 2018 Monday-Friday, April 16-20, 2018Tuesday, April 10, 2018 Monday-Thursday, May 28-31, 2018Wednesday, April 11, 2018 Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Office Hours - Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm • Friday: 7:30 am - 3:30 pm

Summer and Intersession - Monday - Friday: 7:30 am - 3:30 pm

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ARTS & CRAFTSBEGINNER SEWING COURSECLASS 1: BASICS, SIMPLE MENDING, BUTTONS introduction, reviewof materials needed.Understanding basic fabric difference hand stitching( running stitch, blanket stitch, hem stitch) sewing on a button (hand out)CLASS 2: SEWING MACHINE BASICS/Making a PIN CUSHIONFamiliarizing machines, students practice using machines. Squaring,measuring and cutting fabric, pinning, stitching on machine. Stuffing pincushion and hand sewing closure.        CLASS 3: PILLOWCASE (FRENCH SEAMS, PRESSING, TOP STITCH-ING) Review of machine basics, questionsCLASS 4: HOT PADS (CUTTING, PATTERN MATCHING, EDGESTITCHING) Review for following weeks project: fabric choices etc,sewing curvesCLASS 5 & 6: SIMPLE PATTERN Fabric layout, following grainline, straightening fabric, following patterninstructions, accurate cutting and assembly of project.Required Material:Sewing Machine with bobbinSharp fabric scissorsGlass head or dressmaker pinsDressmaker chalk, or pencils100% Polyester All purpose thread: Coats & Clark, Gutermann, etc.

Black, White (colors match projects)Hand NeedlesSewing Machine needles (universal point, sizes 12-16)60” cloth tape measureSeam ripperOptional: bees wax, tweezers, sewing gaugeIf you are unsure of what to bring you will receive assistance at the first class!Course #: ART104-SP18Instructor: Michelle Gilgallon Course Fee: $189Schedule: Tuesday, Feb. 27 – April 3 Time: 6:00 pm– 8:00pm

INTERMEDIATE SEWING COURSECLASS 1: REVIEW Machine questions, measuring for patterns – using acroquis, fabric types, notions and tools. Choosing a project to completeduring six week course.                                 CLASS 2: pattern and fabric choices, proper lay out, cutting, basting andmarking, altering patterns          CLASS 3: zippers, buttonholes, alternate closures. Working on chosen project.CLASS 4: hem types: hand, blind machine, top stitched, rolled hems. Seamfinishing. Working on chosen project.CLASS 5 & 6: Working on chosen project, fitting, project troubleshooting Required Material:Sewing Machine with bobbinSharp fabric scissorsGlass head or dressmaker pinsDressmaker chalk, or pencils100% Polyester All purpose thread: Coats & Clark, Gutermann, etc.

Black, White (colors match projects)Hand NeedlesSewing Machine needles (universal point, sizes 12-16)60” cloth tape measureSeam ripperOptional: bees wax, tweezers, sewing gaugeIf you are unsure of what to bring you will receive assistance at thefirst class!Course #: ART105-SP18Instructor: Michelle Gilgallon Course Fee: $189Schedule: Tuesday, April 24 – June 5 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Date: May 29)

CREATE A NEEDLE FELTED BLUEBIRDCreate and learn needle felting in a fiber arts workshop and needle felt  aBluebird for a 3D sculpture or use as an ornament and/or pin.  einstructor will teach participants a variety of needle felting techniques tocreate a unique Bluebird  of their own and the felting knowledge to explorea multitude of future fiber projects.  Current information about theBluebird habitat will be discussed throughout the workshop as well asmany visuals for inspiration.  Each participant will go home with theirBluebird.  Nicol has been needle felting for over two decades and hascreated many wonderful felted birds, animal puppet characters, figuresand dolls. She has taught intensive Adult Education classes in Orange, MA,Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania and University of Connecticut. Herworkshops have been taught in Boston, Vermont, Idaho, Connecticut andPennsylvania.  Course material is included in the fee.Course #: ART114-SP18Instructor: Nicol Wander Course Fee: $119Schedule: Weds., March 21 – March 28 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

CREATE A NEEDLE FELTED OWLLearn and create a needle felted owl in this fiber art workshop.  You willmake a tabletop 3D sculpture or an ornament and/or pin.  Participantswill learn a variety of needle felting techniques to create a unique owl oftheir very own, and gain the knowledge to explore a multitude of futurefiber projects. All materials are provided including felting needles, merinowood, instructions and diagrams.Course material is included in the fee.Course #: ART113-SP18Instructor: Nicol Wander Course Fee: $119Schedule: Weds., April 25 – May 2 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

STAINED GLASSHas a beautiful stained glass window ever caught your eye, and made youwonder how those are created? Now you can learn how to construct yourown stained glass panel, learning glass cutting, foiling, and solderingtechniques used in copper foil method. e instructor owns and operatesa successful stained glass studio, and will provide several patterns tochoose from. A $65 supplies fee (payable to the instructor) will includethe use of tools, supplies, and glass needed for the project. Students willneed a pair of safety glasses, which may be purchased at the studio for $4.Closed toe shoes are required.e class is held at Toy Town Stained Glass, 36 Monomonac Road W.,Winchendon, MA 01475.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: ART106-SP18Instructor: Debbie Paquin Course Fee: $169Schedule: Weds., March 7 – April 11 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

THINK SPRING!March 29: Fresh arrangement for your holiday table with fresh flowers andsome surprises for a unique centerpiece!  You will love it for yourself or tobring to your hostess to adorn the table.April 5: Embellish a rosemary or ivy topiary with fresh flowers.  Aer theflowers are gone you still have a beautiful topiary for your home or officeto brighten the day!April 12: A beautiful spring wreath for your door to greet your guests andwelcome a breath of fresh air to your home!Course material is included in the fee.e class is held at Fleur du jour, 5 West Street, Leominster, MA 01453.Register at montytechnites.com ~ Space is Limited!Course #: ART112-SP18Instructor: Brenda Giambrocco Course Fee: $229Schedule: Weds., March 29 – April 12 Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

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AUTOMOTIVEAUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SYSTEMS COURSEis course is an in-depth, comprehensive, brake training course thatwill be insightful to the novice or the experienced technician alike.  It willcover automobile and light truck hydraulic braking systems, as well asantilock braking. You will learn theory and operation, diagnosis, systemcauses, and repair. Whether you are just getting started in the industry, orhave some time in the trade, you will learn invaluable and insightfulservice and testing information. Time will be spent both in the classroomand on the shop floor. You will be instructed on hydraulic systems, discbrakes, drum brakes, power assisted units, electronic speed control,precision measurement tools, wheel bearings, antilock brakes, tractioncontrol and brake machining (3 brands of lathes). Upon coursecompletion, you will feel confident in proper repair procedures. iscourse will be very helpful if you are getting ready to tackle the ASE A5brake certification testing. Work boots or leather closed toe shoe and safetyglasses are required.Course #: AUT102-SP18 Instructor: Matthew LaRose Course Fee: $134Schedule: urs., March 1 – April 12 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

BASIC AUTOMOTIVE TRAININGAttention new drivers, moms, dads, and college grads, this course is a mustif you drive or are getting ready to. is offering will give you confidenceand insight that will keep you motoring. Have you ever wondered how tochange your own oil, change a flat, or how to conduct other basic vehicleservices? en this course is for you! Once you complete this fun andengaging hands-on course, you will have the knowledge and confidenceto successfully maintain your own vehicle. e course encompasses bothclassroom and shop time so that you leave with a good understanding ofyour vehicle and modern automobiles. You will learn how to change yourown oil and air filter, check your fluids, check your tires and adjust tirepressure, change a flat tire, jump start your car, replace headlamps andbulbs, safely jack up your car, maintain wiper blades, visually inspectbrakes, and understand the difference between a check engine light and amaintenance lamp. Work boots or leather closed toe shoe and safetyglasses are required.Course #: AUT100-SP18Instructor: Matthew LaRose Course Fee: $119Schedule: Tues., Feb. 27 – March 27 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

BUSINESSLINKEDIN FOR JOB SEARCHAre you finding it hard to get the attention of recruiters? Trying to find anew job can be a frustrating and time-consuming experience these days.Important facts you need to know about recruitment are that recruiterslove LinkedIn and use it every day as their main source of candidates, andthey would rather find you than you find them. As a job seeker, you needto be easy to find on LinkedIn, look highly competent and be easy to reach.So stop waiting for the right job to find you. Come to class and learn howto get active on LinkedIn and start making things happen!Course #:BUS101-SP18Instructor: Briana Pena Course Fee: $59Schedule: ursday, March 1 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

LINKEDIN OPTIMIZATIONis workshop covers the technical aspects of the LinkedIn website. Learnhow to adjust the settings and how to overcome the technical problems ofbuilding a good profile with optimization of the social media channel. Wewill also cover how to make your profile public, common problems when

building a profile, LinkedIn settings, keywords and optimization of a profile,following companies, joining Groups and taking a picture for your profile.Course #: BUS102-SP18Instructor: Briana Pena Course Fee: $59Schedule: Tuesday, April 24 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

PROJECT MANAGEMENT BASICSProject Management skills are used in numerous industries and are in highdemand. ere are certification paths for Project Management throughorganizations such as PMI, and CompTIA, which will improve salary andmarketability.Come learn the basics of project management and work with the class tocreate project plans using MS Excel. Learn how this role functions as a team leader within organizations, howthis skill set might help further your career, and explore the careeropportunities in Project Management.  We will use the “PMI forDummies” book in class.  Basic Excel skills are needed for this class.omas Shaw has over 20 years as a Information Technology ProjectManager with Fortune 500 companies. He holds an MBA and severalproject management certifications.Course #: BUS104-SP18Instructor: omas Shaw Course Fee: $249Schedule: Mon. & Weds., March 5–May 23 Time: 6:00 pm-7:30 pm(No Class Dates: March 14, April 11, 16, 18)

RESUMEWRITING AND COVER LETTERSYour resume is the first contact with an employer, so it has to be powerfulenough to land you an interview. In this three-day class, you’ll learn thetheory behind writing an effective resume and how to avoid multiplemistakes in content and formatting in order to develop a resume to bestmarket your skills and talents.Briana is the Academic and Career Development Coach at MountWachusett Community College. Previous to this she worked as a BusinessService Representative and a Career Counselor at the Career Center ofLowell, helping individuals with their resumes, cover letters and findemployment. Course #: BUS100-SP18Instructor: Briana Pena Course Fee: $95Schedule: Tues., March 6 – March 20 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESSSocial media has quickly grown from a way to keep up with friends andacquaintances, to a powerful tool that can transform your business. Justas important as your website and in-person interactions, learning toeffectively use social media through sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram,Pinterest and LinkedIn, will give you the opportunity to connect withaudiences new and old in a compelling way. is course will give you anoverview of today’s major social media sites and work with you to ensureyour business is social media ready.Course #: BUS103-SP18Instructor: Briana Pena Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mon. & Weds., May 7–May 23 Time: 6:00 pm-8:00 pm

COMPUTER APPLICATIONSADOBE’S BIG THREE! ILLUSTRATOR,PHOTOSHOP, AND INDESIGN FOR BEGINNERSWhen it comes to creative soware, Adobe is the leader. is 6 week coursefor beginners will introduce you to what experts call the “Big ree”, thefundamental tools of design. You’ll learn how they work together toproduce quality vector graphics and logos (Illustrator), photo repair andmanipulation (Photoshop), and layouts for print and web (InDesign). We’ll

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with Excel. Please note, books take a week to 10 days to arrive.Textbook required: Labrynth Learning Books, Microso Excel 2013Level 2 (text only) www.lablearning.com. Item #: 1-59136-492-2, ISBN 13:978-1-59136-492-4Course #: COM106-SP18Instructor: Steve Fontaine Course Fee: $159Schedule: Tues. & urs, March 15–29 Time: 6:00 pm–9:00 pm

WEB DESIGN AND CODINGLearn to design, build and publish for the web. Each student will build avisually appealing, hand-coded website, for a single personal space and/orto help support future web work. rough use of coding and designexercises, the instructor helps each student gain a clear understanding ofhow code and design coexist on the internet. Justin McGonigle has over10 years experience working as a digital designer both in the private andprofessional sector. He has expert knowledge of CSS, (X)HTML, theAdobe Creative Suite and Visual Design. Recommended reading: A Dao of Web Design by John Allsopp, https://alistapart.com/article/daoResponsive Web Design by Ethan Marcotte, https://alistapart.com/article/responsive web designDon’t Make Me ink by Steve Krug, http://m.sensible.com/?smallView=1 Course #: COM109-SP18Instructors: Justin McGonigle Course Fee: $159Schedule: Weds., Feb. 28 – May 16 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 14, April 11, 18)

CAREER CONSTRUCTIONe following construction courses are taught by Michael Giampietro ordesignee depending on scheduling. Michael is the founder and ChiefExecutive Officer of Mass Nail It, LLC and has over 30 years’ experiencein the Massachusetts construction industry. He is a certified buildingcommissioner by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and also certifiedby the International Code Council (I.C.C.) as a Residential ConstructionInspector, Commercial Construction Inspector and has obtained C.B.O.status. He also holds a Massachusetts unrestricted construction supervisorlicense for the past 25 years and is an active member of severalMassachusetts building official associations. Michael founded Mass NailIt with the vision to provide high quality and affordable continuingeducation Massachusetts.

CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR UNRESTRICTEDLICENSE EXAM PREPis course will prepare you for the Massachusetts ConstructionSupervisor unrestricted license exam. A significant amount of time mustbe devoted to comprehend the method of preparedness to familiarizeyourself with the building code materials. You will be able to retain theprocess of the system in order to find the answers to the test question thatwill be presented. A score of 70% is required to successfully pass the Stateexam.  It is recommended that you are pre-approved by the State testingagency prior to the class (however, this is not a requirement).  In additionto class time, students average 1 to 2 hours of homework per class.Books and materials are included in the course fee.Questions regarding exam and license application follow link.http://www.mass.gov/eopss/docs/dps/buildingcode/inf4/candidate-information-bulletin-building-ra.pdfCourse #: CON100-SP18Instructor: Michael Giampietro Course Fee: $875Schedule: Tues., March 6 – April 24 Time: 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm(No Class Dates: April 10, 17)

be using the latest Adobe CC version soware, but most of the techniquesused can be translated across earlier versions. Bring your own projects toclass. Basic understanding of computers is required.Course #: COM111-SP18Instructor: Jim Provencher Course Fee: $159Schedule: urs., March 8 – April 12 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

COMPUTERS FOR SENIORS LEVEL Iis course helps novices become more confident and skilledcomputer user. Students will understand how to use basiccomputer hardware and soware, such as a mouse, a keyboard,USB inputs, Microso Windows 7, and various computerprograms. Students will be able to create, edit, save, and find wordprocessing documents. Students will also be prepared to open,close, and switch between multiple office applications andwindows. Course fee includes required textbook.Course #: COM100a-SP18Instructor: Jacqueline Hamilton Course Fee: $139Schedule: Tues., March 6 – April 3 Time: 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

COMPUTERS FOR SENIORS LEVEL IIAer having successfully completed “Computers for Senior Citizens LevelI,” students are now ready to tackle the Internet. roughout the course,students will learn how to browse webpages, save favorite websites, operatesearch engines, and manage email accounts. Students will also learn howto receive, send, reply, and attach documents or pictures to emails.Students will utilize the text from Level I.Course #: COM102-SP18Instructor: Jacqueline Hamilton Course Fee: $79Schedule: Tues., April 24 – May 22 Time: 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

MICROSOFT EXCEL 2013 LEVEL IExcel 2013 is a powerful spreadsheet application.  e focus of this courseis basic Excel skills. You will begin by reviewing the new Office Ribboninterface and navigating spreadsheets. Enter and edit data, use cut, copyand paste, select cells and ranges, and print worksheets.  Learn to createpowerful formulas and use the sum and if functions. Format cell contentsto create a more proficient look. You will also learn how to createprofessional looking charts and graphs with Excel’s powerful chartingtools, and learn how to format your graphs, adding trendlines andsparklines to see visual data trends. Prerequisite: Fundamental knowledge of computers. Textbook required: Labrynth Learning Books, Microso Excel 2013 Level1 (text only) www.lablearning.com. Item #: 1-59136-491-4, ISBN 13:978-1-19136-491-7Please note, books take a week to 10 days to arrive.Course #: COM104-SP18Instructor: Steve Fontaine Course Fee: $159Schedule: Tues & urs, Feb. 27–March 13 Time: 6:00 pm–9:00 pm

MICROSOFT EXCEL 2013 LEVEL IIStudents will continue to use the lessons from Excel Level I and enhancetheir skills by using more advanced features. Topics to be covered are:formatting with themes and using condition formats, freezing rows orcolumns to make large spreadsheets more manageable, printing multipleworksheets, adding watermarks, setting title rows and columns forprinting, using multiple spreadsheets, linking cells and formulas, usingpowerful data analysis tools and functions including goal seek, creatingstructured tables,adding/deleting and incorporating table filters and learnthe subtotal function, displaying subtotals and make use of the outliningfunction. Utilize more advanced graphics with SmartArt and WordArt,create Excel templates.Prerequisite: Excel 2013 Level I or applicable experience working

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Hoisting Exam 2A Excavators2A ExcavatorsCourse #: CON101a-SP18Instructor: Michael Giampietro Course Fee: $109ursday, April 12 Time: 4:30 pm – 8:30 pmCourse Material is included in the fee.

Hoisting Exam Prep 1C HydraulicTelescoping Booms (covers 1D)Course #: CON101b-SP18Instructor: Michael Giampietro Course Fee: $109ursday, April 26 Time: 4:30 pm – 8:30 pmCourse Material is included in the fee.Anyone who wishes to operate hoisting equipment (including derricks,cableways, machinery used for discharging cargoes, and temporary elevatorcars used on excavation work or used for hoisting building material) mustobtain a license from the Department of Public Safety. Hoisting operatorsmust be 18 years of age, complete an application, and successfully pass anexamination covering all working parts of the hoisting machinery, safeoperating practices, hand signals, and inspection procedures in order toobtain a license.

COSMETOLOGY - CAREERCOSMETOLOGY - CAREERe School of Continuing Education is pleased to offer an affordableCosmetology Program approved by the Massachusetts Board ofRegistration of Cosmetology and Barbering.   Our mission is to provide you with exceptional instruction and hands-onclinical experience that will prepare you for a successful entry in thecosmetology field.We have structured our 14-month program to support your educationalexperience, while still maintaining a balanced personal life.Classes are scheduled Monday - ursday evenings, from 4:30 pm - 9:30 pm.No classes during the summer break; July and August.To assist you with tuition we have established several payment plans.Call the adult education office at 978-345-9200 Ext 5221 for an applicationand course calendar.Course fee includes:  Kit, Book and Registration FeeCourse #: COS01-SP18 Course Fee: $7,250Instructor: TBA Time: 4:30 pm – 9:30 pmSchedule: Mon., Tues., Weds., urs, Feb. 1, 2018 – May 1, 2019

CULINARYADULT AND CHILD PIZZA MAKINGDiscover how to make pizzeria style pizza in your own home. Everyonewill enjoy learning how to make dough from scratch, homemade sauceand the art of toppings. Samples made will be eaten at the night’sconclusion. Please bring a $5, cash only, supply fee per child payable tothe instructor.Course #: CUL102-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $39Schedule: Monday, March 12 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

ADULT AND CHILD RAINBOW CUPCAKESDuring this one night class the kids will learn how to make cupcakes fromscratch, homemade icing and basic icing techniques.  Students areencouraged to bring an apron and a 12 - cavity metal cupcake pan. Pleasebring a $5, cash only, supply fee per child payable to the instructor.Course #: CUL103a-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $39Schedule: Monday, March 26 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00pm

ADULT AND CHILD SPRINGTIME COOKIESWe will be baking and decorating a variety of festive spring themedcookies that are perfect for any occasion.  is is a one-night make-it and take-it class. Please bring a $5, cash only, supply fee per childpayable to the instructor. Course #: CUL104-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $39Schedule: Monday, April 23 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

CHOCOLATE AND CONFECTIONS ILearn to work with chocolate! e first class will cover easy chocolatetempering techniques, molded pieces, chocolate dipped anything andhandmade truffles. Night two will cover basic sugar work and confectionssuch as caramel, toffee and brittle. Please bring containers for take homeitems. Jim Gallant, owner of Priscilla Candy Shop, has been making finechocolates and confections for over 31 years. A 1985 University ofMassachusetts Lowell (B.A., Business Administration) graduate and a 1992graduate of the Retail Confectioners International Candy School, Jimbrings years of knowledge and a hands on approach to teaching. JoiningJim will be Josh Stephano, head confectioner at Priscilla Candy Shop. Joshis a graduate of the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts and most recentlyof James Beard Award winning restaurant Rialto.e class is held at Priscilla’s Candy Shop, 4 Main St., Gardner, MA 01440.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: CUL110a-SP18Instructor: Josh Stephano Course Fee: $109Schedule: Mon, April 9; Weds, April 11 Time: 5:30 pm–8:30 pmCourse #: CUL110b-SP18Instructor: Jim Gallant Course Fee: $109Schedule: Mon, April 16; Weds, April 18 Time: 5:30 pm–8:30 pm

ADVANCED CHOCOLATES AND CONFECTIONS IIWant to work with more chocolate? is course will be a continuation ofChocolates and Confections I. Classes will cover advanced chocolate andconfection technique(s). Please bring a container to take home items madein class.Prerequisite: Chocolates and Confections I e class is held at Priscilla’s Candy Shop, 4 Main St., Gardner, MA 01440.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: CUL311-SP18Instructor: Jim Gallant/Josh Stephano Course Fee: $119Schedule: Mon, May 7; Weds, May 9 Time: 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm

BASIC FOOD SERVICE ORIENTATIONis program has been developed to assist students interested in enteringthe food service industry. e instructor will take you through fourentry‑level food service concepts: Basic Knife Skills, Product Awareness,Cooking Techniques and Menu Planning. Students will be guided through proper knife techniques; chopping,mincing, chiffonade, julienne, brunoise.  As students’ progress they willexperience varying cooking methods; sauté, roasting, deep frying,convection, pan frying. e course will conclude with a final night of menuplanning and plate presentation.John Gremo is a chef with more than 25 years of experience, working atrestaurants in Switzerland, France, Italy, Ireland, England, Hong Kong,Singapore, ailand and the United States.Executive chef at Vintage Grille & Gourmet Pizza in Worcester, ChefGremo studied at Newbury College in Brookline and the University ofNevada in Las Vegas.Gremo has been featured in events with celebrity chefs, such as Frenchchef and restaurateur Joel Robuchon, noted French chef Jean‑Georges

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SERVSAFE ALCOHOLe ServSafe Alcohol program prepares bartenders, servers, hosts, bussers,valets, bouncers, and all front-of-house staff to effectively and safely handledifficult situations. Alcohol service involves many risks. Failure to actresponsibly could result in fines, imprisonment, losing your liquor license,increased insurance costs, or losing your business. Prepare yourself tohandle these risks with responsible alcohol training form a trusted andexperienced source, the National Restaurant Association. e ServSafeAlcohol Advanced Proctored Exam tests proficiency in key concepts.Students must be 18 to register. Textbook included in course fee.Course #: CUL313-SP18Instructor: Randy Phelps Course Fee: $169Schedule: ursday, March 22 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

SERVSAFE CERTIFICATIONe course adheres to the ServSafe Manager Book, 6th Edition (formerlyServSafe Essentials), and provides a thorough review of food safety andhygiene responsibilities in the foodservice industry, in preparation to earnthe nationally accredited food safety certification from the NationalRestaurant Association. To receive a ServSafe Food Protection ManagerCertification (which is valid for five years), individuals must score at least75% on the exam at the conclusion of the course.  American NationalStandards Institute (ANSI) and Conference for Food Protection (CFP)accredit the exam. Students will learn the most recent FDA Food Code, food safetyadvancements, and food sanitation procedures. Students will understandhow to enact fundamental food safety techniques and cultivate a cultureof food safety. e instructor provides a study guide that highlightsimportant course elements and a glossary of food safety terms and phrases.e instructor administers a paper-based exam and mails completed examsto the National Restaurant Association for official computer scoring.Textbook included in course fee.Course #: CUL300-SP18Instructor: Randy Phelps Course Fee: $299Schedule: ursdays, March 1-15 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

SERVSAFE RECERTIFICATIONis course prepares students to recertify the nationally accredited foodsafety certification from the National Restaurant Association. Students willreview the most recent FDA Food Code, food safety advancements, andfood sanitation procedures. With a score of 75% or higher on the exam, thestudent will earn the ServSafe Food Protection Manager Recertification.e instructor administers a paper-based exam and mails completed examsto the National Restaurant Association for official computer scoring.To enroll and receive recertification, individuals must have beenpreviously certified.Course #: CUL302-SP18Instructor: Randy Phelps Course Fee: $169Schedule: ursday, March 15 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

SUSHI MAKING BASICSLearn to roll sushi like a pro!  Students will make sushi rice, and usea mat to make traditional sushi rolls.  We will be creating the favoritemaki California roll, uramaki spicy tuna roll, and shrimp nigari.Students should bring an apron, container to take samples homeand $20 cash supply fee payable to the instructor.Course #: CUL112-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, April 30 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

TACO PARTYLearn how to create the perfect game day or birthday taco party.  Studentswill create crispy taco bowls, Pico De Gallo, quacamole, seasoned beef,

Vongerichten, late Kerry Simon (Las Vegas chef and restaurateur), and his“good friend,” Guy Fieri of the Food Network.Material fee of $25 is payble to the instructoron the first night of class.Course #: CUL312-SP18Instructor: John Gremo Course Fee: $149Schedule: Weds., May 2 – May 23 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

BASIC KNIFE SKILLSis one night class emphasizes the proper handling, care and sharpening ofa variety of chef knives.  Students will practice techniques for chopping,slicing, dicing, mincing, chiffonade, bias, julienne, brunoise, and oblique cuts.Students should bring an apron and $10 cash supply fee payableto the instructor.Course #: CUL105-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, March 19 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

BREADS TO-GOWORKSHOPA one night make-it and take-it class introduces students to breadsdesigned to eat on the go.  Students will hand-cra fresh bagels, Englishmuffins and pita breads. Fresh breads are easy to make and help save somedough! Students should bring an apron, container to take samples home,and $10 cash supply fee payable to the instructor.Course #: CUL106-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, March 5 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

CAKE DECORATINGHave you ever seen a beautifully decorated wedding or birthday cake andwished you had the skills, tools, and creativity to make one of your own?is exciting and fun-filled, hands-on cake decorating class will providedecorating enthusiasts with lessons in all of the fundamentals - from fillinga pastry bag to filling, icing and decorating your own cake.Classes to be held at Aunty Ellen’s Creative Confections,16 Central Street, Leominster, MA 01453.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: CUL108-SP18Instructor: Ellen Corliss Course Fee: Adult $209Schedule: ursdays, March 1 – 22 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

GOURMET PIZZA NIGHTIf your idea of an awesome pizza night is opening up the freezer andpulling out a square box covered in frostbite, you’d be wise to read on.Learn to make gourmet pizza with your own hands in this all-levels, two-hour class. Learn how to make the dough from scratch, form the crust,and bake it in a home oven without a pizza stone. Forget the red sauce andshredded mozzarella; we have so many fun toppings (bacon, caramelizedonions, goat cheese, etc.) that it will be hard to choose.Students should bring an apron, container for leovers and$10 cash supply fee payable to the instructor.  Course #: CUL111a-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, May 14 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

HORS D’OEUVRES WORKSHOPGet ready for your summer parties with this one night hors d’oeuvresworkshop. Students will prepare a fresh tomato bruschetta with a balsamicglaze, spanakopita, and chicken salad puffs made with fresh pate a choux. Students should bring an apron, container to take samples homeand $15 cash supply fee payable to the instructor.  Course #: CUL109-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, May 7 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

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Novice/IntermediateClasses will be held at DL Dance Studio, 629 MassachusettsAvenue, Boxborough, MA 01719.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: DAN104b-SP18Instructor: Donna Shea Course Fee: $68Schedule: Weds., March 7–April 11 Time: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm

ORCourse #: DAN104-SP18Instructor: Donna Shea Course Fee: $68Schedule: Weds., May 2 – June 13 Time: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm

WALTZLearn the basic moves of ballroom dancing in a fun and relaxedatmosphere and be the hit of the next wedding or function! Wewill focus on one different style of dance in each six week session(you can call ahead to find out which dance is currently on theschedule or visit our website at www.dldance.org). is class istaught in a rotation system so singles (or those with spouses whowill not leave the couch) are most welcome at our classes. Rotationis optional and not required but we guarantee you will learn fasterif you do! Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that slide (sneakerswill stick) and bring a bottle of water. No other equipment isnecessary!   Classes will be held at DL Dance Studio,629 Massachusetts Avenue, Boxborough, MA 01719.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: DAN100b-SP18Instructor: Donna Shea Course Fee: $68Schedule: Tuesdays, May 1 – June 5 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

CAREER ELECTRICALElectrical Code Journeyman’s Programe Massachusetts State Board of Electrical Examiners requiresindividuals to complete the following prior to registering forthe electrical exam:(1) 8000 hours of employment (approximately four years) as

an apprentice under the direct supervision of a MA ClassB Journeyman license

(2) 600 hours of classroom instruction in electrical code andtheory from an approved school based on the currentNational Electrical Code.Monty Tech is an approved school, offering four Modules,each with 150 hours of classroom training in electricalcode and theory. Students will examine the NationalElectrical Code, CMR 237 13.00-24.2, and MAAmendments Code, among many topics that are morespecific. Our next program will begin in the fall 2018.Registration is open in June 2018.

MASTER ELECTRICIANEligibility criteria for licensure according to theMassachusetts State Board of Electrical Examines:(1) Journeyman license for at least one year(2) 150 hour Master Electrician ClassRegistrations open in June 2018. We do accept mid-yearregistration in November for 75 Hour Modules.

shredded chicken and a Santa Fe seasoning.Students should bring an apron, container to take samples homeand $15 cash supply fee payable to the instructor.Course #: CUL107-SP18Instructor: Sue Brassard Course Fee: $49Schedule: Monday, April 2 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

DANCEBALLROOM DANCING FOR SENIORSSeniors learn how to ballroom dance with other beginners in a fun,convenient and safe environment, and dance with confidence! isbeginner course will focus on the fundamentals: foot position, rhythm andtiming, and leading and following. You will learn the Waltz, Foxtrot, ChaCha and Swing. Have fun trying something new! is class will be taughtwith a rotation style, so singles (as well as couples) are welcome to attend!Bring a bottle of water and be sure to wear shoes with soles that slide easily.Francis Floyd is a Certified Dance Instructor.Classes will be held at the Westminster Senior Center, 69 WestMain Street, Westminster, MA 01473.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: DAN108-SP18Instructor: Francis Floyd Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tues., Feb. 27 – April 3 Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am

CHA CHALearn the basic moves of ballroom dancing in a fun and relaxedatmosphere and be the hit of the next wedding or function! is class istaught in a rotation system so singles (or those with spouses who will notleave the couch) are most welcome at our classes. Rotation is optional andnot required but we guarantee you will learn faster if you do! Wearcomfortable clothing and shoes that slide (sneakers will stick) and bring abottle of water. No other equipment is necessary! Classes will be held at DL Dance Studio, 629 MassachusettsAvenue, Boxborough, MA 01719.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: DAN100a-SP18Instructor: Donna Shea Course Fee: $68Schedule: Tues., March 6 – April 10 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

LINE DANCINGMaybe you have done a little line dancing at a wedding or party, lovedit and wished you could do more?  Maybe you are a single person whowould love a form of dance where a partner isn’t needed. Maybe youjust might be looking for something new to try! We can teach you thebasic steps and have you dancing in minutes! We dance to all differentgenres of music (pop, country, oldies and more). Get out of the chairand make new friends as well as burn the same number of calories asa low-impact aerobics class and not even realize you are exercising.Wear comfy clothes-layers are good, shoes with soles that will slideeasily (sneakers stick and a dance sole is best). Bring a water bottle.No other equipment necessary and no partner is needed. BeginnerClasses will be held at DL Dance Studio, 629 MassachusettsAvenue, Boxborough, MA 01719.Register at montytechnites.comCourse #: DAN104a-SP18Instructor: Donna Shea Course Fee: $68Schedule: Weds., March 7 – April 11 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

ORCourse #: DAN104c-SP18Instructor: Donna Shea Course Fee: $68Schedule: Weds., May 2 – June 13 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

NOW OFFERINGEvening Cosmetology Program

The School of Continuing Education is pleased to offer adults in the community an affordable Cosmetology Program approved by the Massachusetss State Board. Our mission is to provide you with exceptional instruction and hands-on clinic experience that will prepare

This 14-month program begins February 1, 2018 and conculdes May 2019. Classes are scheduled Monday-Thursday evenings, from 4:30pm-9:30pm. Classes will not be held in July and August.

Course Number: COS01-SP18Course Fee: $7,250.00 (Includes Book, Kit, and Registration Fee) *SEVERAL PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLECall (978) 345-9200, ext. 5220 for Registration Packet and Course CalendarCosmetology Clinic Hours Open to the Public (by Appointment Only)

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Day Clinic Hours:Tuesday-Friday: 9:00 am-1:00 pm

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DAY CLINIC HOURSTuesday-Friday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

EVENING CLINIC HOURSTuesday, Wednesday, �ursday: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

HAIR SERVICES INCLUDE:• Full Head or Retouch Color: starting at $15.00• Full/Partial Foiling: starting at $15.00• Men & Women Haircutting: starting at $7.00• Keratin Smoothing Treatment: starting at $35.00

SPA SERVICES INCLUDE:• Facials (Relaxing or Extrations): starting at $15.00• Manicures (Basic & Spa): starting at $7.00• Pedicures (Basic & Spa): starting at $10.00• Waxing: starting at $4.00

NEW WELDING CLASSAVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2018

Our experienced American Welding Society Certified Welding Inspector/Instructor will interpret and review the current AWS D1.1 Steel structural code requirements. In addition, the instructor will guide each student through the qualification process, appropriate set-ups, procedures and testing required for various certifications within shielded metal, gas metal arc, flux cored arc or gas tungsten arc processes, using carbon steel materials.

Students must successfully complete Welding I and Welding II, or have completed related course work and/or experience.

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OPEN TO THE PUBLIC BY APPOINTMENT ONLY(978) 345-9200, extension 3204

DAY CLINIC HOURSTuesday-Friday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

EVENING CLINIC HOURSTuesday, Wednesday, �ursday: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

HAIR SERVICES INCLUDE:• Full Head or Retouch Color: starting at $15.00• Full/Partial Foiling: starting at $15.00• Men & Women Haircutting: starting at $7.00• Keratin Smoothing Treatment: starting at $35.00

SPA SERVICES INCLUDE:• Facials (Relaxing or Extrations): starting at $15.00• Manicures (Basic & Spa): starting at $7.00• Pedicures (Basic & Spa): starting at $10.00• Waxing: starting at $4.00

NEW WELDING CLASSAVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2018

Our experienced American Welding Society Certified Welding Inspector/Instructor will interpret and review the current AWS D1.1 Steel structural code requirements. In addition, the instructor will guide each student through the qualification process, appropriate set-ups, procedures and testing required for various certifications within shielded metal, gas metal arc, flux cored arc or gas tungsten arc processes, using carbon steel materials.

Students must successfully complete Welding I and Welding II, or have completed related course work and/or experience.

“Monty Tech’s School of Continuing Education has given a variety of opportunities to the young adults in the community, particularly our participants in the MY TURN program. Monty Tech’s programs are providing young adults with the skills and education necessary to work in high demand �elds such as healthcare, manufacturing, culinary arts, etc. �e evening courses provide �exibility for those participants that must work during the day or stay home with small children. �e hands-on learning, combined with the classroom education, are fast tracking young adults into the workplace where they are earning excellent pay and obtaining long-term employment stability.”

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MY TURN works with young adults between the ages of 16-24 in the North Central MA communities to provided education, training and employment opportunities with support and guidance to participants.

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FINANCIAL SERVICESESTATE PLANSIn the hustle and bustle of today’s world people frquently think of “EstatePlanning” as something to do “later”. In actuality, there is no time like thepresent! e baby boomer generation and elders today are living longerand enjoying active and dynamic lifestyles.  At the same time, they faceextraordinary challenges when it comes to planning for their futures.Worry about financial security and how to protect assets for heirs in thiseconomic environment where the cost of living along with the rising costof healthcare and long-term care can eat up finances can be overwhelming.is evening workshop will introduce you to multiple aspects of estateplanning. We will discuss typical estate planning issues including estate tax andincome tax minimization, wealth transfer planning, long term care and nursinghome planning, disability planning, and probate avoidance. Come join thediscussion and discover what you need to know now about estate planning.Course #: FIN122-SP18Instructor: Brendan King Course Fee: $39Schedule: Tuesday, March 20 Time: 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

FIVE MONEY QUESTIONS FORWOMENWomen and men have differing considerations when it comes to long-termfinancial goals. For instance, because of a woman’s average longer life span,your needs may be significantly different from those of your spouse  orothers. Does your financial strategy fit your lifestyle and needs? Join us andlearn more as we explore five critical money questions for women.Course #: FIN110-SP18Instructor: Ryan Laliberte Course Fee: $39Schedule: ursday, April 26 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

FOUNDATIONS OF INVESTINGRules for investing-develop a strategy, choose quality investments, diversifyportfolio, invest for the long term and focus on what you can control.Course #: FIN102-SP18Instructor: Ryan Laliberte Course Fee: $39Schedule: ursday, March 8 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

GET DEBT FREEDo you have any debts? is seminar will help individuals relieve stressand gain financial freedom. Participants will learn how to eliminate theircredit card debts in 1–4 years, and mortgages in another 3–6 years.Individuals will investigate a simple, yet guaranteed system to eliminatedebt with their current income. e instructor encourages individuals tobring a list of each debt with its required minimum monthly paymentsand a calculator.  During the seminar, participants will develop debtelimination plans that they can implement immediately. e instructorwill provide a workbook (included in tuition). In addition, the instructorwill recommend an optional text (available from the instructor for $49).  Course #: FIN104-SP18Instructor: Timothy Schnelle Course Fee: $49Schedule: ursday, March 22 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

LEGAL PLANNING FOR LONG-TERM CAREAND NURSING HOME CAREOne of the biggest concerns for the aging population is how they will payfor the cost of a nursing home. With the rising cost of long-term healthcare,even a brief nursing home stay can rapidly deplete a person’s retirementsavings. Spouses worry about protecting assets for each other if one has anextended nursing home stay; and married or single, most everyone wishesto protect an inheritance for their children, grandchildren and other lovedones. e Medicaid rules for nursing home coverage are complicated andintimidating. e good news is that there are many planning options thatrange from planning years in advance, to dealing with an emergency health

FAMILYSTEM Minicamp for Students in Grade 5-8.Join one or all four during February Vacation!

PUSH AND PULL - FUN WITH MAGNETS!is program, based on the concepts of magnetism, introduce studentswith various concepts while playing fun and exciting games.• What is Magnetism?• Attraction and repulsion of north and south poles of a magnet• Magnetic field• Electromagnets• Uses and applications of magnets• Materials used for magnetse students will have fun playing with 10 different magneticgames and each student will take home the fun magnetic kit!Everything from  door bells to refrigerators to TV  involvesmagnets. Students will understand and play with magnets andalso understand the fundamentals behind it.Course #: FAM103-SP18Instructor: Sehba Hasan Course Fee: $45Schedule: Tuesday, February 20 Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am

THE UNIVERSE AT YOUR FINGER TIPS!In this Program students will learn, build and play with differenttypes of planets. e students will be introduced to the following:• Solar System• e Eight Planets• About the Sun• e Earth rotation and forming of day and nighte kids will make and paint the planetarium and take the kit home to enjoy!Course #: FAM104-SP18Instructor: Sehba Hasan Course Fee: $45Schedule: Wednesday, February 21 Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am

BE CURIOUS?In this program the students will explore and get a closer look atvarious bug specimens, fabrics and elements found in nature. • e students will study 4 bug specimens: Stag Beetle, Long Horn

Beetle, Fire Bug and Scorpion• Look closely and study their own finger prints• Analyze the weave on fabric• Bring samples from nature and study themAll Students will get a CD containing pictures and videos of theirfindings and develop a presentation to share with family andfriends!!!Course #: FAM105-SP18Instructor: Sehba Hasan Course Fee: $45Schedule: ursday, February 22 Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am

CREATE A GLOW CARDIn this program students will learn about electricity, electrons,voltage source, conductors and insulators. Students will builda circuit and design and build a LED greeting card, “glow card,”around this circuit. Course #: FAM106-SP18Instructor: Sehba Hasan Course Fee: $45Schedule: Friday, February 23 Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am

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set of federal and state laws and regulations. Preserving eligibility forbenefits and entitlements is of paramount importance, as is establishingand maintaining the appropriate quality of care and life for the disabledor special needs individual. If you find yourself in these specialcircumstances please attend this workshop to hear answers regarding thebenefits and entitlements you should be aware of.    Course #: FIN126-SP18Instructor: Brendan King Course Fee: $39Schedule: Tuesday, March 13 Time: 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

STUDENT LOAN DEBT RELIEFDo you have student loans? Do you feel the crushing weight of this long-term debt? Many graduates and parents are vaguely aware of therepayment options available, but they have no specific information on howto choose or apply the alternatives wisely. is course will provideindividuals with valuable information about how to reduce and eliminatetheir student loans effectively. Participants will learn available alternativesto decrease their student loan payments and methods to pay off their loansrapidly. Individuals will understand the advantages of consolidation, thedifferences between student loan repayment plans, and how to switchplans for the maximum advantage as circumstances change. e instructorwill provide a workbook (included in tuition). In addition, the instructorwill recommend an optional text (available from the instructor for $39).Course #: FIN106-SP18Instructor: Timothy Schnelle Course Fee: $49Schedule: ursday, March 15 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

UNCONVENTIONAL INVESTINGe class is based on information in the book, Unconventional Investing,which was written with the common investor in mind.  Most of us are nottaught finance or investment strategies in school or the workplace.Financial education is provided to those who proactively seek it. e goalof this class is to educate and stimulate thought and/or discussion. Whatyou will find presented are investment ideas and strategies that are rarelydiscussed by the financial media or large financial firms. Topics include:• How to better manage your 401K or other work-based retirement

accounts.• How many mutual funds are inherently flawed and the next evolution

of fund investing.• How to build a more diversified portfolio and better tailor it to your risk

tolerance.• How to play both offense and defense.  Strategies that will better serve

you in the next bear market.• How conventional portfolios may struggle in the next decade, especially

considering some very specific and unique current events.

crisis. Come join the discussion, have your questions answered, and learnfrom an experienced elder law attorney about the assortment of sound legaloptions you probably never knew existed.Course #: FIN124-SP18Instructor: Brendan King Course Fee: $39Schedule: Tuesday, March 27 Time: 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

MAKING MONEY LAST IN RETIREMENTOptions for what to do with money from a previous employer sponsoredplan; pros and cons of taking a lump sum, leaving assets in a plan ormoving to another plan, rolling over to a traditional or Roth IRA orreceiving annuity payments from a pension.Course #: FIN103-SP18Instructor: Ryan Laliberte Course Fee: $39Schedule: ursday, March 22 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

MEDICARE AND YOU, KNOWING YOUR OPTIONSAre you or a loved one approaching Medicare eligibility, already haveMedicare, or curious about how Medicare will work for you?  is class willhelp you understand the different parts of Medicare, and the differenthealth insurance options within Medicare. Discussion will includeMedicare enrollment periods, part A, B, C and D and what these mean toyou, Medigap and how these plans function, the pros and cons of MedicareAdvantage Plans, the Affordable Care Act, and Medicare coverage of long-term care. A State Certified SHINE counselor, an unbiased source of healthinsurance information, will answer all of this and any of your Medicarequestions. All course proceeds will be donated to SHINE.Course #: FIN100-SP18Instructor: Ed Roth Course Fee: $10Schedule: Monday, April 23 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

PAYING FOR COLLEGE WITHOUT SACRIFICINGRETIREMENTDo you worry about how your family will pay for college?  is workshopwill address how to manage the increasing costs of college. You will learnstrategies for college planning that local schools may not consider,including, how every family can be guaranteed scholarships at specificschools, why a major matters more than the college, why a reach schoolmay be dangerous, what are the best financial aid and admissionsstrategies, how to predict financial aid packages before you apply, whyfamilies who make $400,000 get financial aid, what questions to askcolleges that can save families thousands off the total cost, and how to findthe right balance between your college and retirement goals.e instructor is a Certified Financial Planner at a financial planningpractice that he owns and manages.  He authored Pay for College WithoutSacrificing Your Retirement and has appeared in numerous nationaltelevision segments and periodicals.   Course #: FIN116-SP18Instructor: Tim Higgins Course Fee: $39Schedule: Tuesday, March 20 Time: 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

SOCIAL SECURITY: YOURQUESTIONS ANSWEREDWays to maximize Social Security benefit amounts for the individual andspouse based on age, life expectancy, employment and need. Course #: FIN108b-SP18Instructor: Ryan Laliberte Course Fee: $39Schedule: ursday, April 5 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

SPECIAL NEEDS PLANNINGAnyone with a disabled or special needs loved one knows that theconventional answers do not always work in an unconventional situation.Planning for disabled or special needs individuals brings a unique set ofchallenges. In fact, in addition to the traditional planning considerations,special needs and disability planning involves navigating a complicated

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happiness. She believes it keeps your body, mind, and heart youthful.Caitlyn has been practicing for about 4 years and is now a certifiedinstructor. She is excited to share the magic of hula hoop dancing to infectothers with the same happiness and empowerment.Course #: FIT112-SP18Instructor: Caitlyn McBride Course Fee: $159Schedule: Mon., February 26 – April 2 Time: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

IAMCLINTFIT™ CIRCUIT TRAININGis strength and conditioning class will target all major muscle groupsin addition to the cardio that builds stamina and endurance. e class isdesigned to burn fat, provide a full body workout, and increase circulation.Come inside for this indoor circuit training that will work your core, sculptyour shoulders, improve your cardio, and increase flexibility. e classincludes multiple “stations” which you will rotate through. Each stationwill be a different movement and will range from body weight exercises,use of resistance bands, jump ropes, weighted resistance, and stretching.Clinton Downs is a Nationally Certified Personal Trainer. His fitnessphilosophy is centered upon empowering people through the movementsof physical activity. By facing the physical challenges of fitness and exercise,people face internal challenges about their self-belief and build thestrength to overcome self-doubt while getting in shape. e dual dynamicsof this philosophy leave clients with a heightened sense of strength, dignity,and confidence, as well as improved physical performance.Course #: FIT111-SP18Instructor: Clinton Downs Course Fee: $159Schedule: Weds., February 28 – May 2 Time: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 14, April 11, 18)

INTRODUCTION TO YOGADo you want to reduce stress, increase flexibility, build muscle, and bemore mindful, but are afraid you need to be a pretzel with self-awarenessto do yoga? is course introduces yoga to the layperson. e instructorhas designed each session for novices, and will modify forms (asana) tosuit each participant’s needs, body types and, experiences.  Sessions willinclude the form (Hatha yoga), breathing (pranayama), meditation, anddeep relaxation.  Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing,and should bring a towel or mat, a water bottle, and a sense of humor.Marie Bushey has a background in teaching science, nutrition, and yoga.She is a former adjunct faculty member at Mount Wachusett CommunityCollege where she taught Human Biology and Nutrition. Marieparticipates in a variety of physical activities and especially enjoys theoutdoors when hiking, kayaking, or skiing. With a desire to use thisbackground to help promote health and fitness, Marie completed her 200hour Yoga Teacher Training at Frog Pond Yoga Centre in Princeton, MA.and is actively teaching yoga in the Westminster community.Course #: FIT100-SP18Instructor: Marie Bushey Course Fee: $149Schedule: Tues., March 6 – May 22 Time: 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm(No Class Date: April 10, 17)

OUTDOOR BOOT CAMPis HIIT (high-intensity interval training) boot camp style class will workyour entire body from head to toe. e class involves using a combinationof strength, sport specific movements, and core work. What could bebetter than getting fit, having fun, and being outside in the Spring! Jason Snoonian is a Personal Trainer, that has dedicated the past 18 years ofhis life to helping people achieve their fitness goals. He earned a BS in ExerciseScience from the University of Massachusetts - Amherst. He specializes inmany branches of training, including, but not limited to, one-on-one training,group workouts, circuit training, and sports performance. John willmeticulously design a workout regimen specific to your goals. Combined withhealthy eating and proper rest, you’ll be on the path to success. Course #: FIT109-SP18Instructor: Jason Snoonian Course Fee: $159Schedule: Tues. & urs., Feb. 27–April 5 Time: 5:30 pm–6:30 pm

Note: is class will not address individual stock or option trading.Course #: FIN117-SP18Instructor: Tim Higgins Course Fee: $39Schedule: ursday, March 22 Time: 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

UNDERSTANDING YOUR HOME & AUTO INSURANCEIf you own a home, you have home insurance.  If you own a car, you havecar insurance.  Do you know what you are covered for?  Get smart andknow what you have before you need it.Learn what coverage is required, what is optional, and what coverages aregood to buy. Discover what affects your rates and how to save money.Discuss the benefits of agents versus online companies. Adding a new,inexperienced driver to your policy?  What do you need to know? Rentinga car? Do you need to buy coverage from the rental company. Learn howthe home and auto claim process works.Janet Knapp received a BA in Accounting and has worked in the financialfield for the last 30 years. She has her Insurance License and her AdvisorLicense, and currently works for Decarolis Insurance Agency inLeominster, MA as a Certified Insurance Service Representative.    Course #: FIN127-SP18Instructor: Janet Knapp Course Fee: $49Schedule: ursday, March 15 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

FITNESSBEGINNER ARCHERY (YOUTH AND ADULT)Why is one of the oldest sports making a comeback? Do you wonder ifyou could compete against Katniss, Merida, or knights of medieval day?is course introduces the thrill of traditional recurve archery. e twoinstructors will guide participants on a proven pathway to success in a safeand comfortable environment, implementing a unique lesson plan thatintegrates the aiming process with a variety of skill building games. Witha little patience and focus, any individual can be successful at archery.Students do not need prior experience or athletic ability. e instructorswill provide all equipment throughout the course. Youth Ages 10 and up.Course #: FIT108-SP18Instructor: Mark Pirello Course Fee: $149Schedule: Tuesdays, March 6-27 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

ARCHERY - INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED(YOUTH AND ADULT)Learn the Olympic style of shooting form known as the National TrainingSystem (NTS) and focus on new elements in the shot process to take yourgame to the next level! is course breaks down the fundamental buildingblocks learned in the introductory course and replaces them with atechnical step-by-step repeatable method to score tighter, more consistentshort groupings on the target. Enrolled students are eligible to compete inthe annual spring 2018 tournament event.Course #: FIT113-SP18Instructor: Mark Pirello Course Fee: $149Schedule: Tuesdays, May 1-22 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

BEGINNER HULA HOOPHula hooping is a performance art and exercise that engages your entirebody and mind. It builds strength in your core muscles, flexibility, andcoordination, while reducing stress levels and increasing self-confidence.In this course we will explore various foundational moves of hula hoopdancing and tricks. We will practice them to music, connect to our innerchildren, and have fun, all while burning calories!Hula hoops will be provided during class and are available for purchaseto practice at home. Please wear comfortable clothes to move in, and bringwater and a yoga mat/towel to sit and stretch on. Caitlyn McBride is apassionate hula hoop dance enthusiast. It is her playful escape fromstressors of everyday life. She has found it physically builds strength,flexibility, and coordination; as well as increasing self-confidence and

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PILATESis course helps individuals of all ages and fitness levels to burn calories,become stronger, and reduce stress. Students will use their own bodyweight for the exercises, practicing techniques to strengthen the core andactivate many muscles not regularly exercised. By the conclusion of thecourse, students will notice an increase in strength, flexibility, and balance,greater muscle tone, improved posture, and decreased stress. einstructor will modify any exercise to meet the needs of participants.Students should bring water, a comfortable mat, and Pilate bands.Course #: FIT106-SP18Instructor: Kathy Madru Course Fee: $159Schedule: Tues. & urs., Feb. 27–May 1 Time: 6:00 pm–7:00 pm(No Class Date: April 10, 17, 19)

LANGUAGEBASIC AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGEis course introduces students to American Sign Language (ASL).rough conversation analysis, body language, and role play, students willprepare to communicate with ASL. In addition, students will learn aboutsignificant considerations in the deaf community, deaf culture, and deafhistory.  With any additional time, individuals will practice some morecomplex grammar that ASL incorporates. Participants will come toappreciate the different aspects of this fascinating language. Moreover, thecourse has two instructors. e first instructor is deaf and has used signlanguage since childhood. e second instructor is an ASL interpreter anduses sign language for his profession. Together, they provide a uniqueperspective and experience. During the first class, students willreceive the required textbook (included in course fee).Course #: LAN100-SP18Instructor: Christopher Adshade Course Fee: $229Schedule: Tuesdays, Feb. 27 – May 15 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm(No Class Dates: April 10, 17)

SPANISH BASICS!Viva el Español!Discover a language that offers a multitude of cultural and linguisticopportunities. From the casual learner to the global professional, SpanishBasics will help you better understand the diverse Spanish language at anappropriate pace.  You will learn basic oral communicative skills and workto obtain a more practical knowledge of Spanish in a multilingual society.    Required Book: Fifth Edition, Spanish Is Fun, Lively Lessons forBeginners, Book 1, by Heywood Wald, Ph.D. AMSCO is the publisher.Course #: LAN105‑SP18Instructor: Elba Guzman Course Fee: $189Schedule: Mon. & Weds., March 5–April 2 Time: 6:00 pm–7:00 pm(No Class Dates: March 14)

MANUFACTURING - CAREERMACWIC LEVEL II CERTIFICATIONMACWIC Level II training consists of CNC Mill Concepts and hands-on,CNC Lathe Concepts and students will be introduced to manufacturing,programming and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing(GD&T). Classroom instruction will be coupled with CNC simulatorprogramming as well as programming, cutting and inspecting a CNC workpiece. As part of the program students will be introduced to severaldifferent metrology methods and will have the opportunity to receiveadditional metrology certifications through the NC3/Starrett certificationprocess.Participants who have successfully achieved MACWIC Level Icertification will be able to sit for the MACWIC Level II test.MACWIC Level II certification includes a pre-apprentice certificatefrom the Commonwealth of MA and can be credentialed for 3 credits inthe Manufacturing Technology AS degree program at QuinsigamondCommunity College.Course #: MAN102-SP18Instructor: Kevin Killay Course Fee: $429Schedule: Tues., Feb. 27 – June 26 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm(No Class Date: April 10)

CAREER MEDICALCERTIFIED CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTINGCertified Medical Assistants work in physicians’ offices, hospitals,outpatient clinics, and other healthcare settings, and are in‑demand inthe Montachusett area. With the health‑care industry expanding rapidly,now is the best time to join this exciting field. Students will learn thenecessary skills associated with this exciting profession, ranging fromclinical tasks to patient care. Students will be able to retrieve a patient’shistory, take vital signs, inform patients about treatments, assist physicianswith examinations, conduct general laboratory tests, prepare laboratoryspecimens, dispose of used materials, sterilize medical supplies, setupEKGs, administer immunizations, chart, submit prescriptions to thephysicians, understand medical terminology, and learn other numerousdiagnostic tests. Students will also cover professional workplace behavior,ethics and the legal aspects of healthcare. Students should bring a dual headstethoscope (not attached to cuff), an analog blood pressure kit, a watch witha second hand, a folder with a pocket notebook, and a box of rubber gloves.Students should ensure that the blood pressure cuff fits their arm. is programis approximately 120 hours long with an optional clinical experience. Upon successful completion of this program, students are eligible tosit for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) CertifiedClinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) national examination.NHA Examination Requirements: High School Diploma or GEDor other equivalency  (To sit for the exam, students must be w/in 12months of receiving their diploma or GED)Complete Training Program at Monty TechExam fee: $155 payable to the Adult Education ProgramAll students are subject to a CORI check (and pass all drugtesting required by clinical site).

Required Textbook/Workbook:A Professional, Field Smart Approach to the Workplace byMichelle Heller Hardcover; ISBN-13: 978-1305110861Accompany Clinical Medical Assisting; ISBN-13: 978-1305111387*Course fee does not include the cost of the textbook or the optional

certification exam.Course #: MED104-SP18 Course Fee: $1,549Instructor: Crystal YelleSchedule: Tues. & urs., Feb. 27–June 28 Time: 5:30 pm–9:00 pm(No Class Dates: April 10, May 29, 31)

CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE & CERTIFIEDHOME HEALTH AIDEis course provides individuals an opportunity to earn three professionalcertifications in healthcare.  For nurse aid training, students will receiveinstruction on a humanistic approach to provide clients with basic care indiverse healthcare settings. Students will understand the system of healthcareoperations, and will develop the expertise necessary to function in numeroushealthcare settings safely and efficiently. e instructor will offer studentshands‑on learning opportunities necessary to acquire the practical skillsrequired to assist clients appropriately. For home health aide training,students will learn the theory and clinical skills necessary to work with clientsin homecare settings. e instructor emphasizes homecare safety principlesand methods to provide emotional, social, and physical care effectively.Students in this course will also receive the training necessary to earn theirCPR for the Healthcare Provider (BLS) certification. Regulations requirethat students attend all scheduled classroom and clinical hours. Students areeligible to take the state certification exams aer completing their Nurse Aideand Home Health Aide training. In addition to tuition, students must pay a certification exam fee of $100,payable to the Red Cross. To become a Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) andCertified Home Health Aide (HHA), a student must pass each exam. Allstudents are subject to a CORI. Students will receive a course calendar onthe first night of class.Textbook required: Carter 4e Textbook & Workbook PackageISBN: 978-1496321855Clinical to follow, calendar will be provided

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MUSICBEGINNING GUITAR FOR ADULTSHave you ever imagined yourself learning to play the guitar? Do not letfear and self doubt prevent you from achieving this goal. e course willgive aspiring musicians a solid foundation with a structured, step-by-stepapproach, led by an experienced and patient teacher. Students will betterunderstand and learn the introductory scales, tabs, open cords, bar cords,and how to read music. e instructor will provide the course materialsfor each session, and only expects that students possess a commitment topractice at least a half hour per day. Students must bring a six stringacoustic or electric guitar, so picks, a tuner and a metronome. Course #: MUS100a-SP18Instructor: Dan Starr Course Fee: $149Schedule: Tues., Feb. 27 – May 15 Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm(No Class Dates: April 10, 17)

NEW AGEHOW TO GET CLEAR SPIRITUAL MESSAGESFROM THE DIVINEWe have all heard of manifesting but somehow we get lost in the how orwhy’s of getting here to there.  In this class Bonnie will give exercises andtips when talking to the divine and working with your spiritual team. euniverse wants to bring us gis beyond our wildest dreams. Learn how toask and watch for the signs, and see your dreams become a reality.Course #: NEW106-SP18Instructor: Bonnie Page Course Fee: $39Schedule: ursday, March 29 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

LEARN HOW TO USE YOUR PSYCHIC GIFTSis class is designed for students who wish to strengthen their psychicgis. Everyone was born with that sixth sense and it’s waiting for us toutilize it. Learn the difference between Clairvoyant and Clairaudience, andClairsentience and how to blend with the spirit to receive messages foryourself or others. Bonnie will take you through specific techniques tobuild your self confidence while linking to the spirit world. Students willhave the opportunity to give and receive messages. Bonnie willdemonstrate and give examples of how to deliver messages during class.Course #: NEW105SP18Instructor: Bonnie Page Course Fee: $39Schedule: ursday, March 22 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

PERSONAL ENRICHMENTBASIC DOG OBEDIENCEis class is for dogs older than 4 months. is class is taught using purelypositive training with the use of food lures and lots of praise. Commandscovered in this class will include, but not limited to: loose leash walking,sits, stays, leave it, down, recall. We will talk about common problems suchas jumping, counter surfing, etc., and will review proper equipment anduse for your dog. Please bring lots of so small treats, collar, and 6 . leash.Please enter the building at Door #59 (First door on your le around theback of the preforming arts center  - please have your dog on a leash)Course #: PER103-SP18Instructor: Donna Anderson Course Fee: $145Schedule: Tues., Feb. 27 – March 27 Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

CANINE GOOD CITIZENPrerequisite: e dog must be friendly and obedient. Successfulcompletion of Basic Dog Obedience is recommended. is class isdesigned to prepare dogs and handlers to learn, master, and test for the tenitems on the AKC’s Canine Good Citizen test. On week 5, the participantscan actually take the CGC test, at Monty Tech at no additional charge.All tests are performed on a leash. For more information, visit the CanineGood Citizen Program website.Please enter the building at Door #59 (First door on your le around theback of the preforming arts center - please have your dog on a leash)

Course #: MED100‑F17 Course Fee: $1,289Instructor: Tracy Lizotte Time: 5:30 pm – 9:00 pmSchedule: Mon., Weds., urs., February 26 – April 19(No Class Dates: March 14, April 11)

EKG TECHNICIANis 40 hour course prepares students for careers as an EKG Technicianand to be eligible to take the NHA (National Healthcareer Association)Certified EKG Technician (CET) exam. is course will include importantpractice and background information on heart anatomy and physiologyand heart disease. Additionally students will perform hands on labs usingEKG monitors and Holter monitors.  Examination Requirements: High School Diploma or GED or otherequivalency  (To sit for the exam, students must be w/in 12 months ofreceiving their diploma or GED)Complete Training Program at Monty TechExam fee: $115 payable to the Adult Education Program

Required textbook: Rapid Interpretation of EKG by Dale Dubin,MD. 6th edition; ISBN-13: 978-0912912066 *Course fee does not include the cost of the textbook or the optional

certification exam.Course #: MED105-SP18 Course Fee: $749Instructor: Barbara Shaughnessy Time: 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Schedule: Tuesdays and ursdays, February 27 – May 3(No Class Dates: April 10, 17, 19)

PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIANAre you interested in becoming certified Phlebotomy Technician? iscourse will prepare you for work in a laboratory or clinical setting,collecting blood for testing or donation, and provide you with thenecessary knowledge and skills to pass the phlebotomy techniciancertification exam accredited by the American Society for ClinicalPathology (ASCP). Students will examine numerous topics, such as legalissues, infection control, anatomy, medical terminology, proper bloodcollection, specimen handling, and lead placement for EKG. For studentsthat meet the academic standards during class, instructors will offer apractical hands-on training component. e classroom hours will beequally divided between lecture and lab.   e course has two instructors and a small class size. Students will receivethe individualized instruction and supervision to learn effectively andsafely. e instructors bring extensive experience as lab technicians anduse a co-teaching model in the classroom. During the first class, studentswill receive a course calendar.Once students complete the requirements of the classroom hours,instructors will place students at a clinical location. Students should be ableto work day hours to fulfill the required 120 hours of clinical experience. Aer their clinical requirements are complete, students will be eligible totake the certification exam. In addition to tuition, students may registerfor the certification exam with the American Society for ClinicalPathology and pay an exam fee of $135.Students who take the exam earn the Certified Phlebotomy Techniciandesignation: PBT (ASCP).   Students must be18 years or older when the course begins. All studentsare subject to a CORI check and drug testing depending on the clinicalsite (approximate student fee $50.00).Please bring a 2” 3-ring binder for handouts.Please note that books take up to 10 days to arrive.Students must purchase the required textbook which is an addition to thecourse fee.Textbook required: Phlebotomy Essentials 6th Edition Paperback,ISBN: 978-1451194524Workbook required: Student Workbook for Phlebotomy Essentials6th Edition, ISBN: 978-1451194531Clinical assignments will take place aer classroom hours.Course #: MED102a-SP18 Course Fee: $1,429Instructors: Ravin Glaude, SarahFrediani Time: 6:00pm–9:00pmSchedule: Tues. and urs., February 27 – April 26(No Class Date: April 10)

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Course #: PER101-SP18Instructor: Donna Anderson Course Fee: $145Schedule: ursdays, March 1 – 29 Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

DOG TRICKS FOR FUNis is a great way to have fun with your dog while strengthening therelationship between you and your K9 companion. You can learn some ofthe common tricks like rollover and shake hands. You will have anopportunity to learn new tricks, bow, walk backwards and spin in circles.If you want to have fun with your dog while providing some mentalstimulation for Fido, join the class!Please enter the building at Door #59 (First door on your le around theback of the preforming arts center  - please have your dog on a leash)Course #: PER105-SP18Instructor: Donna Anderson Course Fee: $145Schedule: Tues., Feb. 27 – March 27 Time: 6:45 pm – 7:45 pm

THERAPY DOG TRAININGPrerequisite: Dogs must be friendly and obedient, and must enjoybeing around people and other dogs and animals. Successful completionof Canine Good Citizen is recommended, but not required. Dogs must beat least one year old to take the test.ese five classes are designed to introduce you and your dog to the worldof therapy dogs.  You will become familiar with the skills and knowledgenecessary to do therapy work with your dog through Alliance of erapyDogs. e options for pet therapy work is growing every day;visting people in nursing homes, visit the library while children read toyour dog, visit students in colleges to help reduce stress. Aer completingthese classes, students may be ready to take the Alliance of erapy Dogstest, at Monty Tech, for no additional fees. For more information aboutAlliance erapy dog, please visit: https://www.therapydogs.comPlease enter the building at Door #59 (First door on your le around theback of the preforming arts center - please have your dog on a leash)Course #: PER102-SP18Instructor: Donna Anderson Course Fee: $145Schedule: urs., April 5 – May 10 Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm(No Class Date: April 19)

MASSACHUSETTS GUN LAW FORCITIZENS AND LAW ENFORCEMENTUnderstanding State and Federal statute and regulation as it pertains tolawful gun ownership.Jon Green has been the Director of Education and Training for the GunOwners’ Action League of Massachusetts since 1999. He is a former RangeAdvisory Member for the National Shooting Sports Foundation and anNRA Training Counselor. Jon has certified hundreds of Instructors, RangeSafety Officers, and Chief Range Safety Officers. He has written curriculumfor many live fire and non-live fire courses. Jon has provided Mass StatePolice basic firearm safety courses for thousands of Massachusetts residents.Course #: PER106-SP18Instructor: Jon Green Course Fee: $64Schedule: Wednesday, March 21 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm

PRIVATE PILOT GROUND COURSEis eight-week course will provide you with the knowledge that can helpyou prepare for Private Pilot flight training as well as provide you with upto date supplemental information to aid you in preparing for the PrivatePilot test. is course is set up to be fun and semi-informal so do not beafraid to ask questions. Participation in class discussions is encouraged.Your instructor is Ron Godin, a Commercial Pilot, and Flight Instructorwith over twenty years of flying and teaching experience. Ron provides realworld experiences and examples of what it’s like to learn to fly an airplane. Students must purchase the required textbook prior to the first class.Required Book: Jeppesen Private Pilot Manual;ISBN #978-0-88487-129-3 (2015 Edition) (Available throughAmazon.com and others)Other Required Items: Flight Plotter, E6B Flight Computer, NewYork Sectional map (Instructor will provide information on where

to obtain these items on the first night of class)Course #: PER110-SP18Instructor: Ron Godin Course Fee: $249Schedule: urs., March 29 – May 24 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Date: April 19)

PHOTOGRAPHYTAKING BETTER PICTURESIn this class photography basics such as Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISOare discussed. e differences between your camera’s “Auto” mode vs.“Aperture Priority”, “Shutter Priority”, and “Full Manual” modes areexplained and explored. Weekly class exercises are designed to help youpractice and understand how each of these affects exposure, picturequality, and image impact. You will display your photographs taken duringeach exercise for review and feedback from both the instructor and the class.Course Material: Please Bring your Camera, your Camera’s Manual,and a USB umb Drive.Course #: PHO100a-SP18Instructor: Kevin Bujold Course Fee: $149Schedule: Mon., March 5 – April 2 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

EXPLORING PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPOSITIONWhat makes one photograph more interesting than another? Wewill  explore the elements of composition and the techniquesphotographers use to create images that inspire. Weekly projects reinforcethe concepts discussed during class. Topics include traditionalcompositional guidelines such as the rule of thirds, lines, and curves, tohow moving your feet can enhance an image. Students will display theirweekly photos during class for review by other students and the instructor. Required Course Material: Digital camera, USB thumb drive, butmost of all imagination.Prerequisites: Taking Better Pictures class recommended but notrequired.Course #: PHO101-SP18Instructor: Kevin Bujold Course Fee: $149Schedule: Mon., April 23 – May 21 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

CAREER PLUMBINGPLUMBING APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAMMonty Tech offers apprentice Plumbing Tiers 1-5 at 110 hours per year.e Tier courses fulfill the educational requirements set forth by theMassachusetts Board of Examiners Plumbers and Gasfitters for apprenticetraining. e instructors design these courses to prepare and qualify anapprentice to take the Journeyman Plumbing exam. ese courses willcover the science, mathematics, and theory of plumbing and gas fitting,which include blueprint reading and study of the Massachusetts Plumbingand Gas Codes. is program is applicable to all plumbing apprentices.Instructors will assign students to a Tier, based upon prior training. Uponsuccessful completion of the course, students will earn the certification ofthe Tier completed. Our next program will begin in the fall 2018.Registrations open in June 2018. We do accept mid-yearregistration in November for 55 Hour Tiers.

WELLNESSA LIVING SYSTEM™“I’ve always had a passion for teaching others and I’ve discoveredthere are 7 key areas to every person’s life. rough this discovery,I’ve developed a 7 module system called A Living System™. ebenefit of this system is the versatility behind the approach, whereeach adjustment makes long lasting improvements that lead to fuller,more satisfying lives.” —Clinton N. DownsA Living System™ is a 7 module, systematic lifestyle based on 7 strategicfundamentals that help individuals build a sustainable foundation for

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living, with the freedom for growth. e system was designed to helpcreate a community of leaders and a culture where compassion is its focalpoint. By educating, coaching, training, and developing individuals, aripple effect spreads into their relationships. is in turn improves thequality of families and households, friendships, professional relationships,businesses, communities, and ultimately society as a whole. e course isgeared towards helping individuals focus on these 7 areas and improvebalance in their lives.e modules in A Living System™ are: Nutrition | Physical Activity |Relationships | Neuroplasticity Habitual inking  | Vision & Goals |Autonomy & ActionEach module is deeply integrated with the others and has profound effectson an individual’s quality of life. From the foods we eat, the amount ofactivity our bodies need, the relationships in our lives, what we learn andteach ourselves and the habits we form from repetitive thoughts, all affectour outlook on life, what we choose to do with our lives, and how we defineourselves as people.Come join the IamClintFit Movement™ and begin to act on developingand reaching your goals, and achieving health and happiness.Course #: WEL110-SP18Instructor: Clinton Downs Course Fee: $85Schedule: Tues., Feb. 27 – April 24 Time: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm(No Class Dates: April 10, 17)

BASIC LIFE SUPPORT FOR THE HEALTHCARE PROVIDERe Basic Life Support Provider is designed to train people to recognizelife threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relievechoking for the adult, child, and infant. is course meets the current 2015American Heart Association and ECC standards.Temporary paper certificate is issued at the end of class with your name,date, instructor ID and the name of training center.  Your card will beissued by the AHA and mailed. Carole Lyman has been a CPR instructorfor the past 16 years. She is certified through the American HeartAssociation and teach the Basic Life Support class.Provider Manual available for an additional $13.25 payable to the instructor.Course #: WEL109-SP18Instructor: Carole Lyman Course Fee: $85Schedule: Wednesday, May 2 Time: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

CONTROL LATE NIGHT EATINGis program uses the power of hypnosis to lower the intake of food andsnacks that many over indulge with in the evening hours. We will tacklethis pitfall to control late night eating and snacking with practicaltechniques that will be reinforced with power hypnosis sessions. isprogram is designed to change your relationship with food, improve yourself-image and lessen the amount of food you consume during the evening.Get a handle on your eating habits and feel better about yourself! We willreinforce healthier eating and ways to set up boundaries. Available forpurchase from the instructor will be a hypnosis practice cd/file. Cost is$15 payable to the instructor. Course #: WEL112-SP18Instructor: Christopher Adshade Course Fee: $125Schedule: urs., March 29–April 12 Time: 6:00 pm–8:30 pm

INTRO TO THE HYPNOSIS GASTRIC BAND SYSTEMA powerful alternative to weight loss surgery. e invasive surgical gastricband is placed around the top portion of the stomach via surgicaloperation. e Hypnosis Gastric Band System will help you achieve thesame results without the many risks and side effects and costs of surgery.e Hypnosis Gastric Band System has been available since 2008 aroundthe world. It uses clinical hypnosis to replicate the effects of actual surgicalgastric banding. is is a step-by-step process that will bring you an easyand effective way to manage weight loss. e Hypnosis Gastric Band isinitiated and placed on the individual for a period of time. At the end ofthe course the hypnosis band will be removed. is course will also coverweight issues, proper eating, hidden issues with weight loss and increasingactivity levels. Available for purchase from the instructor will be a hypnosispractice cd/file. Cost for the cd/file is $30 payable to the instructor.

Course #: WEL111-SP18Instructor: Christopher Adshade Course Fee: $225Schedule: urs., April 26 – May 24 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

TECHNIQUES OF BASIC SELF-DEFENSE FORWOMENis 4-week course focuses on techniques of basic self-defense utilizingKenpo and Ju Jitsu Karate styles. e methods and information providedoffer women tools which may enable them to be empowered in unfamiliarsettings and/or successfully defend themselves against an attacker. Topicsof instruction include: precautionary measures to avoid danger; escapesfrom grabs and holds; strikes with the hands and feet. Classes are conductedin a “low key” environment by a certified female Blackbelt instructor.Course #: WEL108-SP18Instructor: Lauren Davis Course Fee: $119Schedule: ursdays, March 8 – 29 Time: 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

WORKSHOPSBUYING A HOME - WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOWBuying a home is one of the largest purchases you may make in your life.Come to this class and learn the ins and outs of buying. Learn how toqualify for a loan and some of the different types of loans. e differencebetween a Realtor, Real Estate Agent and Broker. Why having a Realtoron your side is so important. How to receive the most accurate homelisting information. How to read a listing sheet from the Multi ListingService (MLS). What is a Title V, radon, or lead paint? See what an offerform looks like. e process for making an offer. Determining what makesa good offer. What does it mean when you are asked for the Highest andBest offer? Hiring a home inspector and the different types of inspections.What a Purchase and Sales form looks like. Why an attorney is importantto have. Course offered by Tina Landry, Realtor with Keller WilliamsRealty North Central.Course #: WOR102a-SP18Instructor: Tina Landry Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, March 27 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

SELLING YOURHOME - WHERE DOYOU START?Selling a home should be an exciting time you in your life. Learn what youshould do to make the process go as smooth as possible. Starting withmaking the best first impression. e difference between a Realtor, RealEstate Agent and Broker. What the benefits of hiring a Realtor? How doagents get paid? Reviewing your Deed. What are some of the factors thatgo into the price of the home? Where is your home marketed? What youneed to do in preparation for a showing? e difference between a seller’smarket and a buyer’s market? Determining what makes a good offer.Asking for Highest and Best. Should you hire an attorney? What is aSmoke Certificate, 6D Certificate and a Title V inspection? Different typesof inspections that a buyer may want to conduct. What happens at the finalwalk through on the property? Paying off your mortgage and/or equityline of credit.  Getting to the closing table. Course offered by Tina Landry,Realtor with Keller Williams Realty North Central.Course #: WOR102b-SP18Instructor: Tina Landry Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, March 13 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

HOME STAGING FOR HOMEOWNERSWhen it comes to selling your home, first impressions matter. Learn theproven techniques that will get your home sold fast and for the most money.You will learn the simple steps to make your home shine above others that areon the market. Topics will include what to remove and what to keep, furnitureplacement, color choice, the importance of curb appeal and much more. Julie Millar is a home stager who owns Home Staging by Julie.  She hasbeen staging, consulting, downsizing and organizing since 2010. Julie is agraduate of Mount Wachusett Community College, Middlesex CommunityCollege and has certificates from Association of Design Education andHome Staging.com. THE COST OF HOME STAGING IS FAR LESSTHAN YOUR FIRST PRICE REDUCTION.Course #: WOR104-SP18Instructor: Julie Millar Course Fee: $49Schedule: Wednesday, March 7 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

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INTRO TO BICYCLE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRSpring is upon us and nice weather is right around the corner!  at meansyour bike should be tuned, lubed, and ready for riding.  is course willprovide you an overview of basic bicycle mechanics that will teach youhow to prepare your bike for another season of safe riding. Each week we’llcover a different part of the bicycle, teaching you how to identify repairneeds, proper cleaning, adjustment and tuning, replace parts, and loadsof knowledge you can take home with you.Instructor Clinton Downs has worked on bicycles since he was a youngboy and has worked in a privately owned bike shop as well as commercialsports retail stores as a bike technician. As a husband, father, and riderhimself, he places a high priority on servicing bicycles for a safe and high-performance ride. Come learn how to service your own bike, tune andpersonalize your ride’s settings, and get the most out of your bike!Required Course Material:• A personally owned bicycle is required for this course for the hands on

segments. • 1 Tube or container of Ball Bearing Grease.• 1 Small can of WD-40.• 1 Roll of paper towels or a towel.• 2 Adjustable Wrenches (medium sized). • 1 Vice Grips Pliers (medium sized). • 1 Phillips Head Screwdriver (medium sized).• 1 Flat Head Screwdriver (medium sized). • 2mm,  2.5mm,  3mm,  4mm,  5mm, 6mm Allen Wrench SetOptional Course Material (Not required to participate in the course):• 1 Ratchet Set • 1 Chain Tool• 1 Crank Puller Tool  • Cutting Pliers• 1 Pedal Wrench Student will be required to supply their own parts for any partsreplacement, including tubes and tires.Course #: WOR105-SP18Instructor: Clinton Downs Course Fee: $109Schedule: urs., March 1 – April 12 Time: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

SO, YOUWANT TO LEARN TO FLY?Have you ever seen a plane fly overhead and wondered what it would belike to be at the controls? Learning to fly a plane is a challenge but it is notout of reach of most people. If you are willing to put in the time and effort,a pilot’s license can be yours.Ron Godin, a Commercical Pilot and Flight Instructor, will conduct apresentation that details the various pilot licenses that are available and whatyou can do to get one. Subjects covered are licenses, ground and flight training,testing, and costs, just to name a few. is hour long presentation will give youthe information you need if you think being a pilot could be in your future.Course #: WOR107-SP18Instructor: Ron Godin Course Fee: $49Schedule: Tuesday, March 6 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

KEYS TO COMPREHENSION FOR SEI AND ENGLISHAS A SECOND LANGUAGEis version of e Key Comprehension Routine addresses the uniqueneeds that English Language Learners (ELLs) face with readingcomprehension, and it satisfies the MA DOE teacher re-licensurerequirement for 15 PDPs related to SEI/ELLs. is instructional routineteaches a foundational set of comprehension strategies that supportlistening and reading comprehension in any subject area using existingcontent materials. Participants learn how to use Key Comprehensionstrategies to consolidate content to make it more accessible to ELLs andto create opportunities for elaborated talk about content between ELLs

and fluent English peers. Topics covered include main idea skills, textstructure, top down topics webs and two column notes, summarizing,critical thinking, and supporting ELLs with differentiation and scaffolds.  Donna’s career in education began as a Title 1 interventionist in theWorcester Public School System. roughout her career, Donna alsoserved as a classroom teacher, Reading Recovery teacher, reading specialistand literacy coach. Most recently, she was an instructional coach,supporting teachers in delivering high-quality literacy instruction acrossthe curriculum before retiring in June, 2012. Donna has also presentedliteracy workshops at state and national conferences, and has providedjob-embedded literacy professional development at the school and districtlevels. In addition to being a trainer for Keys to Literacy, Donna also worksas an adjunct professor at American International College (AIC), whereshe teaches a variety of literacy courses, supervises practicum students andprovides support to other adjunct professors. Donna has a master’s degreein early childhood education from Worcester State College, and abachelor’s degree from the University of Massachusetts in elementaryeducation. She holds certification in elementary education, reading andadministration.Course #: WOR106-SP18Instructor: Donna Mastrovito, M.Ed. Course Fee: $369Schedule: Tues., February 27 – April 3 Time: 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

WELDING Iis course is intended for anyone who wants to learn basic welding skills,knowledge, and safety procedures of Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) andOxygen and Acetylene welding, brazing and cutting processes. Each classwill consist of welding related lecture then proceeding with performancewelding tasks.Safety procedures will be stressed. All students must come prepared withsafety glasses and leather work boots.Mr. Houle serves on the Welding advisory committees for MontachusettRegional, Assabet Regional and Blackstone Valley Regional Technical HighSchools.Course #: WOR103a-SP18Instructor: Scott Houle Course Fee: $499Schedule: Mon., February 26 – May 7 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm (No Class Date: April 16)

WELDING LEVEL IIDo you want to learn advanced welding knowledge and skills?  is coursewill develop individual’s understanding of welding and its practice.  In thefirst half of the course, the instructor demonstrates and supervises thefundamentals of gas metal arc welding (mig), including flux core arcwelding in various positions and joint connections.  In the second half ofthe course, the instructor introduces students to an indispensableunderstanding and skill-set required of gas tungsten arc welding (tig) withmild steel and aluminum. e instructor will adhere to safety procedures.Students should be prepared to listen, observe and participate in activitiessafely. Individuals must wear safety glasses and work boots to participate.   Course #: WOR100b-SP18Instructor: Scott Houle Course Fee: $499Schedule: Tues., February 27 – May 15 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Dates: April 10, 17)Course #: WOR100a-SP18Instructor: Heather Gray Course Fee: $499Schedule: urs., March 1 – May 10 Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm(No Class Date: April 19)

APPLICATION DEADLINEApplications should be on file no later than 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 26, 2018, for considerationfor the Class of 2019, beginning in August 2018.

LENGTH OF PROGRAMTen (10) months/41 sequential weeks, divided into three 10-week terms and one 11-weekterm from August through June.

PROGRAM HOURSThe Monty Tech Practical Nursing Program provides 1,230 instructional clock hours during its41 week sequential academic year. Monday through Friday (evenings) 3:30-9:50 p.m. untilclinical practice starts in Term 1, then Monday through Thursday. And every other weekend 7:00am-3:00pm.

TUITION REFUNDSIf the student is not receiving federal or state funding and withdraws from the Program, the following plan for refundof tuition will be followed: Before the first official class - 100%; After the first class, but before the 10th classmeeting - 75%; After the 10th class meeting, but before the 30th class meeting - 50%; After the 30th classmeeting - NO REFUND

ADMISSIONS EXAMArrangements to schedule the Entrance Exam at Monty Tech are made by registering online at www.atitesting.com andselecting the link “Register for TEAS” or by calling 1-800-667-7531. There is an $80 (non-refundable) exam fee to be paid atthe time of registration. No personal checks accepted.

The TEAS test was developed in 1999 to measure basic essential skills in the academic contentareas of reading, math, science, English and language usage. When creating an account on theATI website you will assign yourself a username and password. You will need to bring thisinformation with you the evening of the exam. The exam can only be taken twice to achieve apassing score in each content area. If the exam is taken outside of Monty Tech, but within thestate of Massachusetts, all four sections must be taken.

A Study Guide for the TEAS entrance test is available for purchase at:ATI Testing • P.O. Box 26050 • Overland Park, KS 66225 • 1-800-667-7531www.atitesting.com

GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT DISCLOSUREPlease go to www.montytechsce.net and select the link to the Practical Nursing Program. Click on the GainfulEmployment link for up-to-date information. Students are encouraged to visit the “Net Price Calculator” via the U.S.Department of Education. For more details, contact the LPN office at (978) 345-9200 ext. 5108.

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BRIDGE PROGRAMMonty Tech has partnered with F itchburg StateUniversity and Worcester State University to develop aseamless bridge program for Licensed Practical Nurses(LPN) to earn their baccalaureate degree in nursing.The end result of this partnership is an acceleratedstand alone LPN-to-BS in Nursing program atFitchburg State and Worcester State universities.

Adults, who have a high school diploma or GED, can becomeprepared to apply and take the National Council LicensingExamination for Practical Nursing (NCLEX-PN).

BE A PART OF A FAST PACED, CHALLENGING LEARNING EXPERIENCE.• No Waitlist• Financial Aid Available• Fully Approved by MA Board of Registration in Nursing• Pass Rate Above The National PN-NCLEX pass rate

CONTACT INFOFor more details regarding the program, please contact the Practical Nursing Department at 978 345-9200 x5108.

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