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Nursing Assistant
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Certified Restorative Assistant
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Welding Fundamentals
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Certified Occupational
Safety Specialist
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Drawing to Discover
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Five Money Questions for Women 22
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CNAs on the path to opportunity
At first, Kiela Putnam didn’t choose a career in healthcare. It chose her.
The 23-year-old from Coeur d’Alene was visiting a loved one in the hospital in 2015 when a
doctor observed her caring nature. He encouraged her to look into the healthcare field.
“I had never thought of getting into healthcare. I was a stay-at-home mom at the time, so
caring for others’ needs was second nature,” Putnam said.
Putnam answered the call and enrolled in the NIC Workforce Training Center’s Certified
Nursing Assistant program in January 2016. She graduated at the top of her class in
February, and within three days of graduating, she obtained a position at Kootenai Health,
working as a CNA.
Kootenai Health CNA Kiela Putnam works
with a patient on the fourth floor of the
hospital’s new wing. CNA jobs are often
the first step for those who want to enter a
rapidly growing field with opportunity
for advancement.
“Tammy Pilgrim was my instructor and she saw something in me that I didn’t. She gave me the
confidence to be me and to succeed. This was the first time I enjoyed learning. I was so happy
to have found something I enjoyed that I could also succeed in,” Putnam said. “I started looking
at available CNA jobs in the area and was blown away by the amount of postings.”
Healthcare occupations are in high demand in North Idaho and will be for years to come. An
estimated 300 new CNA positions will open in North Idaho by 2022 due to the expansion
of healthcare services, according to the Idaho Department of Labor. CNAs are poised to
take advantage of the increase in opportunities by being the first step on the path to several
healthcare careers. The NIC Workforce Training Center offers advanced courses in Mental
Health, Restorative, and Patient Care Coordinator certifications, which all lead to industryrecognized credentials that local employers value. The CNA program attracts pre-nursing and pre-med students looking to gain
valuable clinical employment experience along with those exploring new careers in a high-demand occupation.
“Becoming a CNA is the first step to discovering so many open doors. There are always classes to take your certification to the next
level: mental health assistant, physical therapist assistant, nursing, and so much more. I plan to continue as a CNA at the hospital
and one day continue on to become a registered nurse,” Putnam said.
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Dementia Care Workshop
3
Conversations: Artist to Artist
18
Fire Instructor 1
4
Drawing to Discover
18
Building Your Professional Network with LinkedIn
8
Detoxify and Rejuvenate
20
Cloud Technology to Simplify your Business or Life 8
Yoga for You
20
Preparing for Workplace Success
11
Become Debt Free
21
2009 Idaho State Plumbing Code Definitions
16
Cake Decorating Made Easy
21
Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS)
17
Fondant Made Easy
21
Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers
17
Introduction to Permaculture
21
Programmable Logic Controller Fundamentals
17
Five Money Questions for Women
22
Retirement by Design
22
Wetland Wildlife Watch
22
Learning forLife
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hether you want to advance your
career or enrich your personal life, the
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help you achieve your goals. Noncredit, short-term courses are available
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“The course is very practical. I am
confident that I will pass my CDL test.
The instructors are both wonderful.
Their real-life experience is invaluable to
the students.”
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Fall 2016 classes
Health Professions
Assistance with Medications 2
2
CNA-Nursing Assistant
2
Continuing Education
Dental Assisting
3
Emergency Services
4
Esthetician5
Fitness5
5
Health Careers
Medical Office
6
Veterinary Education
6
Business
Accounting/Bookkeeping7
7
Business Basics
Grant Writing/Nonprofit
7
Management and Leadership 8
Project Management
8
8
Social Media
Special Interest
8
Idaho Small Business
Development Center
Accounting/Bookkeeping9
Marketing10
Social Media
10
Special Interest
10
Career Development
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Job Preparation
11
Language11
Legal Studies
11
Professional Careers
11
Computers
and Technology
AutoCAD12
Database12
Getting Started
12
IT Certifications
12
Microsoft Applications
13
Mobile Applications
14
Trades and Industry
Aerospace/Unmanned15
CDL-Truck Driving
15
Apprenticeship15
Electrician Continuing
Education15
Plumber Continuing
Education16
Maritime16
Mine Safety
16
Programmable Logic
Controllers17
Safety/OSHA17
Welding17
Community Education
Arts and Crafts 18
Creative Writing 19
Dance19
Graphic Arts and Photography19
Healthy Living 20
Home and Garden
20
Money Matters 21
Recreation 22
Maps24
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persons with disabilities will be made.
Contact NIC Disability Support Services at
(208) 769-5974, 1000 West Garden Ave.,
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, 83814.
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Learning for Life Workforce Training and Community Education is a program of
Health Professions and
Emergency Services
Health Professions and Emergency Services
Assistance with
Medications
Explore a Career in Nursing
CNA-Nursing
Assistant Training
Learn what it takes to become an LPN
or RN, and discover all of the exciting
and rewarding opportunities awaiting you in
the field of nursing.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Assistance with Medications
This course is required for any unlicensed
assistive personnel in Idaho who is delegated
the task of assisting with medications in assisted living or home care settings, and is beneficial to anyone assisting with medications.
Instructors: Kathy Holm; Sara Priest; Lee
Vaagen
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Tue
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
Aug 30 – Sep 6
NIC Sandpoint Ctr.$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Aug 31 – Sep 7
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Sep 14 – Sep 21
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Sep 28 – Oct 5
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 5 – Oct 12
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 12 – Oct 19
$79
Tue
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
Oct 25 – Nov 1
NIC Sandpoint Ctr.$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 26 – Nov 2
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 9 – Nov 16
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 30 – Dec 7
$79
Tue
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
Dec 6 – Dec 13
NIC Sandpoint Ctr.$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Dec 14 – Dec 21
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Jan 4 – Jan 11
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Jan 11 – Jan 18
$79
Wed
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Jan 18 – Jan 25
$79
2
Aug 17 – Aug 24
$79
(CNA) Nursing
Assistant Training
HIV/AIDS
Begin your healthcare career! This course prepares students for the state exams for placement on the nurse aide registry, required for
employment as a CNA. This class can be transcripted for five NIC elective credits. Clinical
facilities and times may vary. Additional costs
include textbook, immunizations, uniform, and
testing. Further information on class requirements is available online or upon registration. Class includes a customized lab manual,
professional guest speakers, and field trip,
as well as Customer Service in Health Care
certification, free job attainment training, and
comprehensive list of employers ready to hire.
Instructor: Tammy Pilgrim
M/W/Th
24 sessions
8 am-1 pm
WTC
Sep 7 – Oct 31
$795
M/W/Th
24 sessions
8 am-1 pm
WTC
Nov 14 – Jan 26
$795
(CNA) Nursing Assistant
Training–Online
The online-live hybrid version of CNA Nursing
Assistant Training is ideal for individuals who
have basic computer skills and Internet access.
Students must also attend required classroom
skills sessions and clinical experiences in community healthcare facilities. Clinical facilities
and times may vary. Additional costs include
textbook, immunizations, uniform, and testing. Further information on class requirements
is available online or upon registration. Class
includes a customized lab manual, professional guest speakers, and field trips, as well as
Customer Service in Health Care certification,
free job attainment training, and comprehensive list of employers ready to hire.
Instructors: Licensed nurses
M & T
17 sessions
8 am-1 pm
WTC
Aug 22 - Oct 18
$795
T & Th
17 sessions
4 pm-9 pm Sep 27 – Nov 22
NIC Sandpoint Ctr.$795
Sat
10 sessions
8 am-4 pm
WTC
Oct 1 – Dec 10
$795
T & F
17 sessions
8 am-1 pm
WTC
Oct 4 – Dec 2
$795
W & Th
17 sessions
4 pm-9 pm
Oct 12 – Dec 14
NIC Silver Valley Ctr.$795
T & Th
17 sessions
4 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 1 – Jan 10
$795
Learning for Life Workforce Training and Community Education | Fall 2016
This self-paced online course is designed to
meet the seven-hour HIV/AIDS training requirement for nursing assistants in the state of
Washington and any entity requiring HIV/AIDS
training. (7 hours)
Online: Start anytime$39
Continuing Education
Certified Mental
Health Assistant
Take your Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
training or your mental health role to the next
level with advanced training in behavioral and
mental health. Prepare to provide care for
the unique needs of people with mental illness, dementia, and/or developmental disabilities under the direct supervision of the mental health professional. Course fee includes
Level 1 American Association of Psychiatric
Technicians (AAPT) exam. Additional student
costs include textbook and immunizations. It is
recommended, but not required, that students
be a CNA.
Instructors: Sue Crowley,; William Normington,
Tammy Pilgrim
W & F
19 sessions
8 am-noon
WTC
Sep 30 – Dec 9
$695
Tue
15 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 1 – Feb 21
$695
Adult Mental Health First Aid
Just as CPR helps you assist an individual
having a heart attack, Mental Health First Aid
helps you assist someone experiencing a mental health-related crisis. Learn risk factors and
warning signs for mental health and addiction
concerns, strategies for how to help someone
in both crisis and non-crisis situations, and
where to turn for help.
Instructors: Tammy Pilgrim, William
Normington
W & F
2 sessions
8 am-noon
WTC
Tue
2 sessions
5-9 pm
WTC
Oct 5 – Oct 7
$85
Nov 8 – Nov 15
$85
= live class
Youth Mental Health First Aid
This course is designed to teach parents,
family members, teachers, school staff, peers,
and healthcare personnel how to help an
adolescent (age 12-18) who is experiencing
a mental health or addiction challenge or is in
crisis. The course introduces common mental
health challenges for youth, reviews typical
adolescent development, and teaches a fivestep action plan for how to help young people
in both crisis and non-crisis situations. Topics
covered include anxiety, depression, substance use, disorders in which psychosis may
occur, disruptive behavior disorders (including
AD/HD), and eating disorders.
Instructor: William Normington
W & F
2 sessions
8 am-noon
WTC
Oct 19 – Oct 21
$85
Tue
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Dec 6 – Dec 13
$85
Certified Restorative
Assistant
Increase your career potential with this
advanced course for Certified Nursing
Assistants (CNAs) focusing on rehabilitation
and restorative care. Course fee includes
National Certified Restorative Assistant exam.
Additional student costs include textbook and
immunizations. Students must be Certified
Nursing Assistants (CNAs) to be eligible to take
the certification exam. Completion or concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology course
is recommended. This course also meets the
clinical observation requirement for admission
into the Physical Therapist Assistant program
at North Idaho College.
Instructor: Jeff Byers
M & Th
11 sessions
8 am-noon
WTC
Oct 17 – Nov 21
$495
CNA Continuing
Education (Idaho)
This self-paced online course is designed to
meet Idaho state continuing education requirements for nursing assistants in skilled nursing
homes and assisted living facilities. (12 hours)
Online: Start anytime$69
In-Home Care (Idaho)
Individuals working in home care settings can
take this self-paced online course to meet
Medicare/Medicaid requirements in Idaho for
in-home care workers. With topics ranging
from communication and patient’s rights to the
caregiver’s own self-care, this course prepares
individuals to provide many of the needed
services for the elderly staying at home. This
seven-hour class can be accessed anytime
within 12 weeks.
Customer Service
in Healthcare
Dental Assisting
Multiple healthcare employers have specifically
requested this valuable training as the need
for outstanding customer service increases.
This course will prepare you to stand out as a
viable candidate for employment in healthcare
or improve your customer service skills in your
current position. Learn the art of warm and
professional greetings, how to handle requests
and complaints respectfully and shine in telephone or electronic communication and many
more skills.
Instructor: Dotty Heberer
Dental Assisting
Wed
1 session
5 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Oct 19
$39
Dementia Care Workshop
Provide outstanding care with specialized training in dementia at this dynamic
workshop. Ideal for the healthcare professional
or primary caregiver. Topics include current
information on Alzheimer’s and Dementia disease, effective strategies for care, understanding behavior, and therapeutic communication.
Instructor: Lee Vaagen
Fri
1 session
8 am-2:30 pm
WTC
Sep 9
$65
IV Therapy for
Licensed Nurses
This course is designed for the licensed nurse
(RN or LPN) looking to gain knowledge or
refresh their skills in intravenous therapy. Topics
include indications and application of IV therapy, calculation, infection control, and parenteral
therapy including blood products. This course
also prepares the LPN minimum competencies
to apply to the NIC Associate’s Degree Nursing
Program. Customized individual training available upon request for $395. Call Dotty at (208)
665-5448 to make arrangements.
Instructor: Tammy Pilgrim
Th & F
2 sessions
8:30 am-2:30 pm Nov 10 – Nov 11
WTC
$295
This course prepares students for entry-level
positions as a chair-side dental assistant.
Topics include the history of dentistry, introduction to the dental office, the legal aspects
of dentistry, introduction to oral anatomy, dental operatory, introduction to tooth structure,
primary and permanent teeth, the oral cavity,
and sterilization. You have six-month access
to your course. Course includes access to
career service website and career mentor.
Registration includes all textbooks and related
course materials. Upon successful completion
of this course you will be prepared to sit for
the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB)Radiation Health and Safety (RHS) exam and
the Infection Control Exam (ICE). An 80-hour
externship is available at a local dental office
upon successful completion.
Online: Start anytime$1,299
Dental Office Assistant
Discover the role of Dental Office Assistant
within the dental healthcare team. Prepare with
the latest dental office information and skill
practice you need to succeed in the paperless
era: technology, forms, and equipment in use
today; up-to-date coding information; HIPAA
and OSHA guidelines; functions of the dental
business office; communication and critical
thinking exercises; and in-depth instruction for
completing common tasks such as scheduling,
bookkeeping, electronic record regulations,
and insurance coding.
Online: Start anytime$189
Fundamentals of Dental
Assisting–Self Study
This self-study course will equip you with
the basic information and skills necessary
to become eligible for the Dental Assisting
Expanded Functions series. Students completing the self-study must pass the Dental
Assisting Fundamentals Exam to be eligible for
the Expanded Functions series. Requirement:
Must be employed in a dental office to take this
course. For more details or to get started, call
Terry at (208) 769-3296.
Self-Study: Start anytime$349
Online: Start anytime$69
Enroll online at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or call (208) 769-3333
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Health Professions and Emergency Services
Dental Assistant Expanded
Functions Series
Firefighter 1 Academy
Information Session
Gain additional skills sets and increase your
employability with self-study courses in fundamentals of dental assisting, coronal polishing, temporary crown restoration, nitrous
oxide administration, and pit and fissures
sealants. A minimum of six months experience
as a dental assistant and other criteria must
be met prior to enrollment. For more details on
these modules, or to get started, call Terry at
(208) 769-3296.
Considering a career as a firefighter? Attend
this FREE information session. Hear from
Academy instructors from local fire departments about the prerequisites, application process, physical demands, and course schedule
for the Firefighter 1 Academy, as well as the
process to become a volunteer or paid firefighter. The Academy provides instruction for
Firefighter 1 certification, including basic structural firefighting skills, hazardous materials,
and infection control for emergency responders. Students interested in attending Firefighter
I Academy offered in spring 2017 are strongly
encouraged to attend.
Self-Study: Start anytime$149/Module
Emergency Services
Emergency Medical
Technician (EMT)
Develop foundational skills to treat the sick
or injured patient using basic emergency
medical equipment. This course meets Idaho
and national registry standards for obtaining
the Emergency Medical Technician license.
Additional courses must be completed by the
end of class, including Healthcare Provider
CPR certification and five online courses (8.5
hours). Course includes textbook and testing
fees. More information regarding requirements
and prerequisites at www.nic.edu/emt.
Instructor: Jeff Butcher
M/W/F
2 Saturdays
47 sessions
6 pm-9 pm Aug 15 – Dec 10
9 am-3:30 pm
WTC
$995
Wed
1 session
6 pm-7 pm
Sep 21
Cd’A Fire Station #2FREE
Wed
1 session
6 pm-7 pm
Nov 9
Cd’A Fire Station #2FREE
Firefighter 1 Academy
Begin or enhance your career in structural
firefighting and prepare for testing and certification as IFSAC Firefighter 1. Classroom and
hands-on instruction includes basic firefighting
skills, fire behavior and fire control techniques,
fire ground safety, apparatus and equipment
operation and maintenance, fire investigations,
report writing, and physical fitness. Students
must obtain medical clearance from physician
and submit an application prior to acceptance
into the Firefighter 1 Academy. Course fee
includes textbooks and uses of turnout gear.
More information regarding requirements and
prerequisites at www.nic.edu/firefighter.
Instructor: Bill Deruyter
T & Th
Sat
46 sessions
HPX
Health
Professions
5 pm-9 pm Jan 24 – May 16
8 am-5 pm
Cd’A Fire Station #2$2,499
EXPO
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23
North Idaho College Workforce Training Center, 525 S. Clearwater Loop, Post Falls
Free Expo Classes
Career Pathway Sessions
Health Screening
Speed Interviewing
Information: (208) 665-5448 www.nic.edu/hpx
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Fire Instructor 1
This course is designed to meet the
requirements of the NFPA 1041 Standard
for Fire Service Instructor Professional
Qualifications. Learn to deliver instruction
effectively from a prepared lesson plan and
maintain associated records. Additional topics
covered include assembling course materials,
using instructional aids and evaluation tools,
reviewing and adapting lesson plans to meet
the needs of individual students or groups,
organizing the teaching environment and providing a safe learning environment. The participant will practice teaching skills during in-class
project presentations. Fire Instructor 1 IFSAC
certification written and practical exams will be
available at additional charge for those who
successfully complete the course. Textbook
and study guide are included in course fee.
Instructor: Cindy Walters
M & W
10 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 17 – Nov 16
$499
Healthcare Provider CPR
This course includes adult, child, and infant
CPR and use of the AED. Written and skills test
will be given at the conclusion of the course.
Does not include first aid.
Instructor: Cd’A Firefighters
Tue
1 session
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Sep 13
$59
Tue
1 session
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 1
$59
Tue
1 session
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Jan 10
$59
Heartsaver CPR and AED
Learn how to save a life! This course teaches
CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and relief
of choking in adults and children. Earn or
renew your CPR card, good for two years.
Instructor: Cd’A Firefighters
Tue
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Aug 16
$39
Tue
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Sep 27
$39
Tue
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 25
$39
Tue
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 29
$39
Heartsaver First Aid
This course will give you confidence and
knowledge during a medical emergency in
managing illness and injuries in the first few
minutes until professional help arrives. Earn or
renew your First Aid card, good for two years.
Instructor: Cd’A Firefighters
Thu
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Sep 15
$39
Thu
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 17
$39
= live class
Esthetician
Fitness
Esthetician Information
Session
Personal Trainer Certification
Medical Terminology
Wed
1 session
5 pm-6 pm
WTC
Sep 7
FREE
Wed
1 session
5 pm-6 pm
WTC
Oct 5
FREE
Wed
1 session
5 pm-6 pm
WTC
Nov 2
FREE
Take on a career that you can be proud of while
earning a great living as a certified personal
trainer. This challenging course includes lecture, hands-on practical training, certification
testing, and a 30-hour internship in the fitness
field with experienced trainers as mentors.
Topics covered include biomechanics, exercise physiology, fitness testing, equipment
usage, and health assessment. Required textbook is extra and must be ordered in advance
from W.I.T.S. at (888) 330-9487.
Instructor: Heath Wiltse
Wed
1 session
5 pm-6 pm
WTC
Dec 7
FREE
T & Th
18 sessions
Start a beautiful career as an esthetician!
Meet the instructor, tour the professional
salon classroom, and learn more about our
Esthetician course.
Instructor: Trina Lucas
Esthetician
Prepare for the exciting field of esthetics as
a skin care specialist, makeup artist, or spa
technician. The 600-hour course consists of
classroom instruction and practical experience
through the student-operated clinic. Training
includes facial and body treatments, temporary
hair removal, professional makeup application,
use of skin care equipment, skin analysis, and
retail skills. Upon successful completion of this
course, you’ll be able to apply for the written
and practical exams to obtain an Idaho state
license. Course fee includes textbooks, student kit, and supplies.
Instructor: Trina Lucas
M-Th
Fri
79 sessions
8 am-4 pm
8 am-2 pm
WTC
6:30 pm-8:30 pmOct 4 – Dec 8
NIC Cd’A Campus$699
Health Careers
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Gain a greater appreciation and understanding
of the marvelous complexity of the human body.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Jan 23 – May 16
Cardinal
$4,995
This course is a guide to identifying and understanding medical terms including basic word
structure, root words, suffixes, and prefixes.
It provides instruction in the organization of
the human body and the associated systems,
medical abbreviations, symbols, and common
medical terms. This is a great introductory
course for aspiring healthcare professionals!
You have six-month access to your course.
Upon successful completion of this course,
you may challenge CAOT-179 by examination
for two NIC credits. For more information, visit
www.nic.edu/caot.
Online: Start anytime$499
Become an Optical Assistant
Learn what it takes to become an optical assistant and discover why it’s one of today’s most
popular and fascinating career opportunities.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Patient Care Coordinator/HUC
This course was formally called Health Unit
Coordinator and has been updated and
enhanced to best meet current healthcare practices. The Patient Care Coordinator will assist
in facilitating patient care services, and learn
strong organizational, computer technology,
and interpersonal communication skills. Course
includes customer service in healthcare, medical terminology, and experience with Meditech.
Students will be prepared to sit for the National
Health Unit Coordinator Certification Exam.
Textbook and immunizations extra.
Instructors: Pamela Olson, Christine Norem
Wed
9 sessions
5 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Oct 5 – Dec 7
$595
Phlebotomy Technician
SPA
Student esthetics clinic
at the NIC Workforce Training Center.
This 90-hour course prepares professionals
to collect blood specimens from clients for
the purpose of laboratory analysis. Classroom
and lab work includes terminology, anatomy,
and physiology, blood collection procedures,
hands-on practice, and training in skills and
techniques to perform puncture methods.
Note: Externship is available as a separate
class for graduates of this course, and is a
prerequisite for NCA/ASCP.
Instructors: Michelle Luck, Dianna Stone
T & Th
Sat
24 sessions
5:30 pm-9 pm Oct 4 – Dec 15
9 am-3 pm
WTC
$1,699
Esthetic treatments available
Facial, microdermabrasion, microcurrent, waxing, makeup,
lash or brow tint, spray tan.
Clinics are open while classes are in session.
Call for times and days (208) 769-3214, Ext. 4 www.nic.edu/cardinalspa
Enroll online at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or call (208) 769-3333
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Health Professions and Emergency Services
Medical Administrative Assistant
This course prepares you for a career as a
medical administrative assistant. Learn the
importance of interpersonal skills, medical
ethics and law, medical terminology, basics
of insurance billing and coding, telephone
techniques, scheduling appointments, medical records management and management
of practice finances. A great course for physicians medical office professionals! You have
six-month access to your course. Course
includes access to career service website and
career mentor.
Online: Start anytime$1,295
Patient Access Specialist 3.0,
Self-Paced
Phlebotomy Externship
Gain valuable on-the-job training while preparing for the ASCP Certification. The phlebotomy externship is available to students who
have successfully completed the Phlebotomy
Technician course and meet the eligibility
requirements. Once your eligibility application
is accepted, you will be placed in the clinical
environment for 100 hours in a local laboratory.
Upon completion of your nonpaid externship,
you will be able to sit for the NCA/ASCP certification exam and include this experience on
your resume for employment. Fee includes a
background check and drug screen.
Dates, times, and location vary.
$349
Explore a Career as
a Pharmacy Technician
Master the skills that will prepare you for an
entry-level position as a pharmacy tech or
clerk, and discover the steps you can take
to become a Certified Pharmacy Technician
(CPhT).
Online: Starts monthly. Call to registe.$129
Medical Office
Explore a Career as an
Administrative Medical Assistant
Learn what it takes to have a successful career
as an administrative medical assistant in the
exciting and high-demand world of healthcare.
Explore the roles and responsibilities of the
Patient Access Services or the Registrar’s
role in the hospital setting. Learn about the
revenue cycles, compliance with regulatory
agencies, correct patient identification practices, customer service skills in difficult situations, and skills and knowledge required for
the Certified Healthcare Access Associate certification exam. Ask about the externship upon
successful completion of this self-paced online
course by calling (208) 665-5448.
Online: Start anytime$299
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Administrative Medical
Specialist with Medical Billing
and Coding and Medical
Terminology
Are you currently employed in healthcare and
looking for a new skill set to expand your role
or position in Medical Billing and Coding?
Within this program, you’ll learn the fundamentals of medical office management, as well
as current medical billing and coding practices and medical terminology. This program
will prepare you to sit for national certification exams offered by National Health Career
Association (NHA) and American Academy of
Professional Coders (AAPC). Upon successful completion of this program, you will be
provided paid exam vouchers for the NHA’s
Certified Billing and Coding Specialist (CBCS)
and Certified Medical Administrative Assistant
(CMAA) exams.
Online: Start anytime. Call to register.$2,495
Explore a Career
in Medical Coding
Learn how to use the CPT manual and the ICD109-CM to find medical codes for any disease,
condition, treatment, or surgical procedure.
Veterinary Education
Discover a Career as a
Veterinary Assistant
Becoming a Veterinary Assistant can be a
rewarding career as you make a difference
in the lives of animals and the people who
love them. Explore the history of veterinary
medicine, the overall day-to-day operations
in a hospital or clinic, and basic skills such as
maintaining medical records, pet healthcare
such as grooming and dental practices, and
potential diseases that affect animals.
Online: Start anytime$195
Veterinary Assistant
Prepare to become a productive member of
a veterinary team. Learn about anatomy and
physiology, animal restraint, laboratory sample
collection, assisting in surgery and dentistry,
and more. Designed for people who want to
work at a veterinary hospital and those who
are already employed in positions in which they
look after animals.
Online: Start anytime. Call to register.$1,995
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
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Business
Business Basics
Accounting/
Bookkeeping
Accounting Fundamentals
Fundamentals II available
Gain a marketable new skill by learning the
basics of double-entry bookkeeping, financial
reporting, and more.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Certified Bookkeeper
The Certified Bookkeeper Online Training
Program helps professional bookkeepers earn
prestigious American Institute of Professional
Bookkeepers (AIPB) certification.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$1,995
QuickBooks 2015 – Level 1
Explore the basic functions and features of
QuickBooks in this hands-on course and gain
confidence and develop practical skills to
compete in a demanding job market. Topics
covered include basic accounting principles,
backing up files, creating companies, and
working with vendors, working with customers,
and banking with QuickBooks. Level 1 covers basic concepts and skills of QuickBooks
2015. Textbook and 140-day trial software is
included in course fee.
Instructor: Barbara Tetherow
T & Th
5 sessions
6:30 pm-8:30 pm Sep 20 – Oct 4
WTC
$179
QuickBooks 2015 – Level 2
Build on the basics of QuickBooks Level 1
and master advanced QuickBooks concepts
and skills. Topics covered include physical
inventory, balance sheet accounts, budgets,
payroll, estimates and time tracking, customizing QuickBooks, and integration with other
programs. Textbook and 140-day QuickBooks
2015 trial software are included in the course
fee.
Instructor: Barbara Tetherow
T & Th
5 sessions
6:30 pm-8:30 pm Oct 6 – Oct 20
WTC
$179
QuickBooks Overview
Are you new to accounting, bookkeeping,
or small business and ready to start using
QuickBooks? This one-day, hands-on course
will enable you to understand the basic business processes used in QuickBooks, including setting up QuickBooks, managing lists,
working with bank accounts, entering sales
information, receiving payments and making
deposits, entering and paying bills, analyzing
financial data, setting up inventory, doing payroll, and more. This course is recommended for
beginners only and QuickBooks student guide
is included.
Instructor: Ninette Goucher
Wed
1 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Oct 19
$119
Performing Payroll
in QuickBooks
Master the basics payroll features in
QuickBooks. Learn techniques for creating
checks, paying taxes, and generating forms
and reports quickly and easily. Gain troubleshooting tips and solutions to help you solve
common problems and mistakes to simplify
the whole payroll process. Courses available
for QuickBooks 2013, 2014, and 2015.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
QuickBooks 2016 Series
Master the fundamentals and more
advanced functions of QuickBooks
2016. Learn everything from creating statements to using batch invoicing and managing
journal entries.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$199
Time Management
One of the more precious resources a manager
has is his or her time. Managers can become
more effective by employing time management
and scheduling techniques, delegating, outsourcing key tasks, and employing technology.
Effective time management helps managers
achieve their goals.
Online: Start anytime$129
Effective Business Writing
Improve your career prospects by learning how
to develop powerful written documents that
draw readers in and keep them motivated to
continue to the end.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Effective Negotiations
Experienced negotiators make a conscious
decision about what type of strategy to use in a
discussion based on factors such as the importance of the relationship and the importance of
what is at stake. Key concepts such as the
“best alternative to no agreement,”reservation
price, and the “zone of possible agreement”
can help when conducting negotiations. Since
power is a fundamental dynamic in negotiations, it is important for negotiators to have a
basic understanding of ways they can exert
and also gain power in a discussion.
Online: Start anytime$129
Effective Presentations
The ability to communicate clearly and effectively is increasingly important in organizational
settings. This course helps learners organize,
structure, and create effective presentations.
Since many organizations use PowerPoint as a
way of communicating information, this course
offers advice and guidance on the most effective and persuasive uses of PowerPoint.
Online: Start anytime$195
Grant Writing/Nonprofit
A to Z Grant Writing
Learn how to research and develop relationships with potential funding sources, organize
grantwriting campaigns, and prepare proposals.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Budgeting in a
Nonprofit Organization
Strengthen your understanding of budgets
and how they are used in nonprofit organizational settings. Gain an understanding of the
uses and functions of budgets, the relationship between strategic and tactical budgeting,
and different budget systems. Explore more
advanced budgeting topics such as capital
budgets, cash flow budgets, and opportunity
budgets and learn how nonprofit organizations
are using different budgeting techniques to
handle operating challenges.
Online: Start anytime$195
Enroll online at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or call (208) 769-3333
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Business
Fundraising in a
Nonprofit Organization
Effective Leadership
Fundraising is one of the central activities of a
nonprofit organization. To help finance operating budgets, nonprofits must raise money
every year. In addition, special projects and
improvements to facilities may be needed. In
these situations, fundraisers will often launch
large capital campaigns or apply for foundation
grants. This course offers an introduction to
fundraising for nonprofit organizations, with an
emphasis on the fundamental issues.
Online: Start anytime$195
Management and
Leadership
Become the Leader
Your People Deserve
6:30-8:30 pm Sep 13 – Oct 18
NIC Cd’A Campus$149
Effective Supervisory Skills
Increase your effectiveness as a supervisor!
Four sessions include supervising skills and
techniques, understanding diverse personalities, interviewing to select the best, and documentation and discipline.
Instructor: Ginny Campbell
T & Th
4 sessions
1 pm-4 pm
WTC
Nov 15 – Dec 1
$149
Essential Communication
Improve your interaction with others by understanding communication and learning styles,
listening skills and techniques, and how perceptions and non-verbals play a major role in
communication.
Instructor: Ginny Campbell
Wed
1 session
1 pm-4 pm
WTC
Online: Start anytime$79
Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate
Oct 5
$49
Social Media
Building Your Professional
Network with LinkedIn
LinkedIn is the most popular professional social networking site in the
world. Learn how to create your account, create and manage your profile, build your professional network, and communicate with others.
Bring your resume to class.
Instructor: Jamie Lynn Morgan
Six Sigma professionals are in strong
demand by organizations around the
world. Six Sigma Green Belts serve their organizations as a trained specialist able to work on
projects that benefit the organization.
Thu
1 session
Online: Sep 6 - Dec 2$495
Empower
yourself
with
Cloud
Technology. Learn about the latest cloud
applications that will assist you with meeting
your business, personal, and professional
goals.
Instructor: Jamie Lynn Morgan
Project Management
What is required to become an inspiring and
effective leader? Discover the fundamentals
and key behaviors to an effective leadership foundation. Explore your own primary
strengths related to leadership, receive a leadership assessment, and build your leadership
effectiveness.
Instructor: Richard Brown
Tue
6 sessions
Identify what makes a leader and how to measure his or her effectiveness is an important
area of organizational research that continues
to grow. This course will discuss the traits that
make a good leader, how to identify leaders
through various theoretical lenses, and methods of assessing whether a leader is effective
in his or her job.
Mastering Project Management
with PMP® Prep
6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Oct 20
NIC Cd’A Campus$39
Cloud Technology to Simplify
Your Business or Life
Thu
1 session
6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Sep 22
NIC Cd’A Campus$39
This program takes you beyond the basics
of project management. In this intermediate/
advanced level program, you’ll translate your
knowledge into skills by exploring key project
management topics in depth.
Special Interest
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$1,295
eMarketing Essentials Certificate
PMP 1 - Introduction to Project
Management
This course is a supplemental study guide for
Chapters 1 and 2 of A Guide to the Project
Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®
Guide), Fifth Edition. Gain deeper understanding of the organizational issues surrounding project management, how organizations
handle project management, and the project
management office (PMO). Video segments
with project management professionals offer
advice and best practices. Use the Ask the
Expert link to access project managers who
will answer your questions within 24-48 hours.
Master the material with online games, flashcards, and other activities.
Come get a fundamental yet advanced
introduction to eMarketing, including
improving email promotions, analyzing your
website traffic, doing search engine optimization, and how to successfully employ online
advertising.
Online: Sep 6 - Dec 2$495
Certificate in Data Analysis
Whether your business is home based
or a large company, this certificate will
take you to the next level where important
decision-making is concerned.
Online: Sep 6 - Dec 2$495
Online: Start anytime$129
Project Management Skills for
Non-Project Managers
From managers to staff members, the need
to assume leadership responsibilities for projects is always needed, regardless of your job
title. This course will teach you how to make
a meaningful contribution by leading others
through the stages of planning, executing, and
completing a project.
Online: Start anytime$189
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Small Business
Development Center
Your Success is Our Business
Thinking of Starting a Business in Idaho?
Accounting/
Bookkeeping
Starting a
Bookkeeping Service
Discover how to start and run a successful bookkeeping service. Discussion will cover
newly enacted Internal Revenue Service requirements, marketing, and pricing your services.
Instructor: Gaylene Lewin
This workshop gives an overview of what it takes to be a business owner and will help you perform
a feasibility analysis of your business idea. Learn about the new business registration process and
regulatory issues, as well as an overview of federal and state tax responsibilities.
Instructor: Bill Jhung
Mon
1 session
Wed
1 session
Budgeting Using QuickBooks
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Oct 19
$39
BUSINESS ACCELERATION
Learn the essential skills and tools every business owner needs to take their business to the next
level – a thriving profitable business. Current business owners should consider taking classes I
through IV. For individuals thinking of starting a business, classes I through IV should be taken after
attending the “Thinking of Starting a Business in Idaho?” workshop. To take the entire four-class
series for the discounted price of $120, call (208) 769-3214.
Sep 16 - Oct 7; Oct 13 - Nov 3; Nov 11 - Dec 9
I. Marketing Strategy
for Profit
III. Financial Management
for Profit
Marketing is the engine of your business. What
problem is your business trying to solve? How
big a problem is it? Who has these problems
more than any others? How much would they
pay for your solution? Answers to these are the
difference between thriving and just surviving.
Understand what specific need you are meeting and how to create value that your customers will be willing to pay a premium for.
Business financials are not just for paying
taxes, they are essential for making good
business decisions. Gain an understanding of
essential financial statements and learn how to
use them for business success.
Fri
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Sep 30
$39
Thu
1 session
5:30 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 27
$39
Fri
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Sep 16
$39
Fri
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Dec 2
$39
Thu
1 session
5:30 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 13
$39
Fri
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Nov 11
$39
II. Managing People and
Operations for Profit
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Nov 7
$49
Learn to manage your business finances by
creating various budgets using QuickBooks.
This class will offer tips on gathering data for
budgets and demonstrate how to use the following QuickBooks tools: reports, forecasting,
balance sheet, and profit loss. At the end of
the class you will be able to create and analyze budgets by month or year and customer.
You must be familiar and able to work with
QuickBooks. Computer lab course – every
student will have a computer for hands-on
learning.
Instructor: Gaylene Lewin
Wed
1 session
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Nov 9
$49
IV. Planning for
Business Success
If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Learn why
planning is so crucial and the right way to chart
a course for your business success. Discover
the essential ingredients for developing meaningful goals and a plan that will help you and
your team achieve them.
Your employees are the future of your business. Learn how to hire and keep winners.
Also learn what key processes make up your
business operations and improve productivity,
effectiveness, and efficiency in your business
for higher profit.
Fri
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Oct 7
$39
Thu
1 session
5:30 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 3
$39
Fri
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Sep 23
$39
Fri
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Dec 9
$39
Thu
1 session
5:30 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 20
$39
Fri
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Nov 18
$39
“Ninety percent of leadership is about learning to lead yourself… so become a learner.”
Bill Jhung, Director, Small Business Development Center
Funded in part
through a cooperative
agreement with the
U.S. Small Business
Administration.
For more information about the
Idaho SBDC or for a confidential,
no-cost business coaching
appointment, call (208) 665-5085
or go to www.IdahoSBDC.org.
Enroll online at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or call (208) 769-3333
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Business
Social Media
All are hands-on workshops, designed
for attendees to bring a web-ready
device: laptop, tablet, smartphone, etc.
Tue
1 session
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Sep 27
$49
To take the entire three-class
series for the discounted price of
$120, call (208) 769-3214.
Tue
1 session
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Nov 15
$49
Social Media for Small
Businesses 101
Special Interest
This workshop is specifically tailored to people
just starting out with social media and social
networking, who have not set up or used
Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn accounts. Learn
to use your own Facebook profile, how to set
up a Twitter account, and how to use LinkedIn.
Build a foundation for using social media for
your business. The key to being successful on
social media sites is to understand how they
work on the personal side, before exploring
how to use them for business.
Instructor: Josh King
Driving Restaurant Profits
Tue
1 session
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Sep 13
$49
Tue
1 session
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Nov 1
$49
This workshop provides an introduction to
identifying and protecting intellectual property.
Different types of protections are explained
including patents, trademarks, copyrights,
trade secrets, and contracts. Participants will
learn what can be protected and how to estimate costs.
Instructor: Joel Lohrmeyer
Social Media for Small
Businesses 201
Marketing
Guerilla Marketing
This workshop is a goldmine of valuable nocost and low-cost marketing secrets and ideas
to make yourself known and stand out. It’s
much harder to gain the attention of your customers. How do you become noticed attract
new customers? And how can you do it successfully on a shoestring budget? How much
should you spend on marketing? How much
advertising is enough? This class gives you
the “how-to” that will provide you with a nearimmediate return on your investment! From
the way that you position your company to
the promotional avenues available, this class
is taught by a long-time successful consultant
with the goal of helping YOUR business grow!
Instructor: Bill Hockett
Wed
1 session
10
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Sep 28
$49
on how to build a social media strategy to
begin marketing your small business on social
media sites.
Instructor: Josh King
This course builds upon the 101 seminar
by introducing the business tools offered by
Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. This workshop is a fit for you if you don’t have a
Facebook Business Page, of if you have just
set one up and need help understanding how
to use it. It is also a fit if you are unsure how to
set up a Twitter account and/or LinkedIn profile
for your business.
Instructor: Josh King
Tue
1 session
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Sep 20
$49
Tue
1 session
5:30 pm-8:30 pm
WTC
Nov 8
$49
Social Media for Small
Businesses 301
This workshop is the third in a series of social
media seminars designed to help small business owners. The workshops teach, step by
step, how to become comfortable using social
media for small business. This workshop has
been developed for users who are comfortable using Facebook for both their personal
and business needs, but are looking to begin
developing a strategy. Additionally, this seminar covers Twitter and LinkedIn strategies for
your small business. After attending this workshop, you will have step-by-step instructions
Learning for Life Workforce Training and Community Education | Fall 2016
Learn the essentials of profitable restaurant
management. This class provides an overview
of statistics, trends, and problems that prevent
owners from making a profit.
Instructor: Mike Wells
Mon
1 session
5:30 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 3
$39
Protecting Your Intellectual
Property
Tue
1 session
8:30 am-noon
WTC
Oct 25
$39
Succession Planning
Succession planning is a critical and often
neglected part of starting, owning, and transitioning your small business. The goal of
succession planning is to preserve the value of
what you have created with your hard work and
provide an orderly transition of the business
based on how you–the entrepreneur–want
the transition to occur. In this course, we will
discuss the road blocks to getting started, the
five basic elements of a solid succession plan,
and how to get started toward the completion
of your own succession plan. We will also work
together on some real-life case studies to help
you start thinking objectively about the future.
Additionally, participants will receive a succession planning checklist that will help you take
the first steps toward the completion of a plan.
This topic is important to both established
businesses and business start-ups. No matter
what stage of development, a succession plan
is critically important to preserving wealth and
relationships.
Instructor: Joel Nania
Wed
1 session
4 pm-6 pm
WTC
Oct 12
$39
= live class
Career Development
Legal Office Administration
Job Preparation
Language
Job Attainment Strategies:
Effective Methods
to Get Hired
Intensive English
Language for Professionals
Discover strategies and tactics to maximize
your job search process in this FREE workshop. Learn to set personal goals to drive your
search, utilize networking and social media
effectively, brand yourself with resumes and
cover letters, effectively apply for jobs, win
interviews, and get your dream job. Reserve
your seat today!
Instructor: Michele Sandberg
Wed
1 session
2 pm-4 pm
WTC
Aug 17
FREE
Wed
1 session
2 pm-4 pm
WTC
Sep 21
FREE
Wed
1 session
2 pm-4 pm
WTC
Oct 19
FREE
Wed
1 session
2 pm-4 pm
WTC
Nov 16
FREE
Wed
1 session
2 pm-4 pm
WTC
Dec 14
FREE
Improve Your Interviewing Skills
Anxieties, fear of rejection, or lack of confidence are emotions that can affect the best
of us before or during an interview. Learn
how to master interviews and to approach the
interview process as a two-way conversation
between you and the interviewer. This course
will help you develop and improve your interviewing skills for improved communication and
rapport.
Online: Start anytime$195
Preparing for
Workplace Excellence
Success loves preparation. If the perfect
job opportunity presented itself today,
would you be ready? Cultivate the skills that
are required in today’s workplace – managing
your mindset, fitting into the culture, and thriving in the multi-generational workplace.
Increase your confidence and performance in
your job search and on the job.
Instructor: Michele Sandberg
Wed 1 session 1-4pm
WTC
Sep 28
$39
Wed 1 session 1-4pm WTC
Oct 26
$39
Wed 1 session 1-4pm WTC Nov 30
$39
Enhance your English language skills for conversation, travel, job or professional development. Develop a range of skills including
listening, speaking, reading and writing to help
you succeed. Additional fees up to $150 may
apply. For more information, call (208) 7693214 or go to www.nic.edu/ielp.
T, W & Th
24 sessions
8-10:30 am
Aug 23-Oct 13
NIC Cd’A Campus$1,280
T, W & Th 24 sessions 8-10:30 am Oct 18-Dec 8
NIC Cd’A Campus $1,280
Legal Studies
Paralegal Certificate Course©
This intensive, nationally acclaimed program,
offered through our partner The Center for
Legal Studies, is designed for beginning as
well as advanced legal workers. Students will
be trained to interview witnesses, investigate
complex fact patterns, research the law, prepare legal documents, and assist in preparing
cases for courtroom litigation. Online or correspondence courses available. Books are extra.
Online: Start anytime$1,289
Victim Advocacy
Certificate Course
Prepare to work in victim advocacy arenas
such as domestic violence shelters, crisis centers and hotlines, and state or county victim advocacy programs. Successful graduates
of our training program will be eligible for
the National Advocate Credentialing Program
(NACP) Provisional Credential. Course topics
include legal terminology, legal process, legislation regarding victims’ rights, jurisdiction and
venue, ethics, effects of victimization on the
victim, victim advocate skills, guardianships,
and crisis intervention. It also covers counseling skills for victims of assault, battery, robbery,
domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse,
murder, and homicide. Online or correspondence courses available. Books extra.
Online: Start anytime$645
Improve the productivity within the legal office
by obtaining effective tools that promote a
smoother operation. Get a better understanding of the importance of competency, confidentiality, and the administration of ethics in a
legal office environment.
Online: Start anytime$245
Professional Careers
Certified Wedding Planner
This program will provide all the knowledge you
need to work as a professional wedding planner or start your wedding planning business.
Online: Start anytime$1,595
Home Inspector Certification
Upon completing this program students will
be able to understand the home as a system,
understand the home inspection process, perform a professional home inspection, start a
home inspection company, or seek employment as a home inspector.
Online: Start anytime$2,595
Interior Decorating and Design
Interior design and decorating touches the
lives of all of us. This course helps you understand the basic principles of interior design
and decorating to both improve your life, and
help you create the business you want. Explore
the design process, project management, and
technical issues. Work on your business plan
and create a quick comprehensive overview of
the elements you want in your new business.
Online: Start anytime$3,895
Travel Agent Training
Get the training you need to start a career in
this exciting and rewarding field. You’ll learn
about the various facets of the travel industry,
including ground transportation, the airline
industry, hotels and resorts, cruises, tours,
international and domestic travel, the reservations process, ticketing, and much more.
Online: Start anytime$2,295
Voice-Overs…Now is Your Time!
You’ve heard Lisa Foster on TV and radio
commercials! Now hear her live as she illustrates how you could actually begin using your
speaking voice for commercials, films, and
videos!
Instructor: Lisa Foster
Mon 1 session 6:30-8:30pm WTC Enroll
Enroll online
online at
at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu
www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or
or call
call (208)
(208) 769-3333
769-3333
Sep 26
$39
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Computers and Technology
Computers and Technology
Getting Started
AutoCAD
AutoCAD 1 - Basic 2D
Learn the basic 2D features of the latest versions of AutoCAD. This introductory course
covers drawing setup, basic construction and
editing tools, layer management, object properties, basic annotation with text and dimensions,
and an introduction to layouts and plotting.
Online: Start anytime$835
AutoCAD 2 - Advanced 2D
Certified Information Systems
Security Professional (CISSP)
2012
CISSP certification is a globally recognized standard of achievement that confirms an individual’s knowledge in the field of
information security. CISSPs are information
assurance professionals who define the architecture, design, management, and/or controls
that assure the security of business environments. It was the first certification in the field of
information security to meet the stringent
requirements of ISO/IEC Standard 17024.
Learn the advanced 2D features of the latest versions of AutoCAD. This course covers
paper space detailing, multiple layout setup,
advanced dimension techniques, blocks and
symbol libraries, tables and schedules, attributes, dynamic blocks and parameters, and
external references.
Online: Start anytime$1,895
Online: Start anytime$835
Gain a solid working knowledge of this powerful and universal database programming
language. You’ll learn about the basic structure
of relational databases and how to read and
write simple and complex SQL statements and
advanced data manipulation techniques.
IT Certifications
Basic CompTIA A+
Certification Prep
Database
Conquer ComputerPhobia
Cross the digital divide and discover how to
use a computer and related technology competently. Learn computer terminology, how to
use the mouse, how to start and run computer
programs using Microsoft Windows. Explore
the basics of the Internet, email, and social
media.
Instructor: Kathy Albin
M & W
2 sessions
6 pm-8 pm
WTC
Sep 19 – Sep 21
$49
Computer Skills for the
Workplace
Gain a working knowledge of the computer
skills you’ll need to succeed in today’s job
market.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Introduction to SQL
Basic Computer Skills Suite
Learn essential computer skills for the
21st century workplace, including how
to troubleshoot PC issues!
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$261
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Advanced course available
Take that first step to becoming an excellent
PC technician and begin your Comp TIA A+
certification studies. Dive inside the computer
and explore common PC hardware including microprocessors, RAM, power supplies,
motherboards, BIOS, CMOS, the expansion
bus, and input/output devices. You’ll learn how
things work, how to configure everything, and
how to troubleshoot in real-world environments.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$139
CompTIA® Network+
Certification Prep
Prepare to take and pass the CompTIA
Network+ Exam and begin a career as a network tech.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$139
Cisco CCNA Certification Training
The Cisco CCNA Online Training Program will
give you the essential knowledge to install,
configure, operate, and troubleshoot mediumsize routed and switched networks while preparing you for the 100-101 ICND1 and 200-101
ICND2 Cisco exams or the single 200-120
CCNA exam.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$1,995
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= live class
Intro to 3-D Printing
Become familiar with some typical online databases of objects available to print, and get a bit
of experience with free or open-source software
for all stages of the process. This class will be
primarily focused to introduce you to the tools of
the open 3D printer ecosystem, but the principles
will apply to consumer 3D printers in general.
Online: Start anytime$195
Keyboarding Made Easy
Effective and efficient keyboarding is more
than tapping the correct letter. Our course
teaches you to react to letters instead of finding them on the keyboard. This breakthrough
guide brims with step-by-step exercises for
keyboarding with ease. Develop your digital
dexterity with our Keyboarding Basics course.
Microsoft Applications
Microsoft Office 2013:
Introductory Skills
Microsoft Excel 2013: Level 1
This is a fun and easy way for beginners to
learn how to use Office 2013 software. This
course provides a basic understanding of
the applications typically required for both
home and business, including Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, and Access. Learning is reinforced with plenty of illustrations and practical,
hands-on projects and exercises.
Instructor: Kathy Albin
Whether developing spreadsheets for home
or business use, this course will assist you in
becoming proficient in the basic features of
Excel. Learn to organize and edit data, enter
numbers and text, create simple formulas, and
format text and numbers. This course is ideal
for the beginning or mid-beginning Excel user.
Includes textbook.
Instructor: Barbara Tetherow
T & Th
4 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 8 – Nov 17
$169
Microsoft Excel 2016 Series
Excel 2010 and 2013 also available
Online: Start anytime$195
Learn to use basic, intermediate, and
advanced features of Microsoft Excel
2016.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$324
M & W
4 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 3 – Oct 12
$169
Microsoft Office 2016
Value Suite
Office 2010 and 2013 also available
Learn to use the basic features of
Microsoft Word 2016, Microsoft Excel
2016, and Microsoft PowerPoint 2016, three of
the most fundamental software programs used
in educational and professional settings.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$324
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Enroll online at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or call (208) 769-3333
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Computers and Technology
Microsoft Access 2016 Series
Microsoft Office 365 Getting Started
Access 2010 and 2013 also available
Get started in Office 365. First get an
overview of Office 365 and learn about
email, contacts, and the calendar and how to
use the Office 365 office apps.
Learn how to organize, edit, manage,
and report data using Microsoft Access
2016.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$174
Online: Start anytime$159
Microsoft Word 2013: Level 1
Introduction to Microsoft
Project 2016
This course covers beginning-level skills, and is
ideal for the newer computer user who wants to
become well versed in Word. Topics include the
Ribbon interface, working with text, printing,
using proofreading tools, creating bulleted and
numbered lists, tables and forms, and more.
Instructor: Kathy Albin
Use this popular project management
software to plan, implement, and control
projects, track costs and resources, and generate reports using Gantt Chart and Calendar
views.
T & Th
4 sessions
Project 2010
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 25 – Nov 3
$169
Microsoft Word 2016 Series
Word 2010 and 2013 also available
Learn the ins and outs of Microsoft’s
newest release of Microsoft Word. This
discounted bundle teaches your everything
you need to know about the 2016 release.
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$255
Mobile Applications
iPad Basics
Get the most out of your iPad. Discover the
hardware and accessories and how to download, organize, and utilize apps, music, and
photos from your computer. Learn how to
copy and paste, use keyboard shortcuts, use
Airplay, use advanced multi-touch gestures,
and how to take full advantage of iCloud. Bring
your iPad to class.
Instructor: Andy Finney
Thu
2 sessions
6:30 pm-8:30 pm Oct 20 – Oct 27
NIC Cd’A Campus$39
Online: Starts monthly. Call to register.$129
Discover how Microsoft® Office Project
Professional 2010 acts as a tool to gather
information about the various tasks involved,
resources required to accomplish the tasks,
and the overall cost in order to plan a project.
In this course, you will create and modify a
project plan. Each class session is presented
in full motion audio/video, with step-by-step
demonstrations testing modules to ensure that
you fully understand the subject matter.
iPad Advanced
Discover useful apps and accessories to turn
your iPad into a productivity workhorse for
most day-to-day tasks. Bring your iPad to
class.
Instructor: Andy Finney
Thu
2 sessions
6:30 pm-8:30 pm Nov 3 – Nov 10
NIC Cd’A Campus$39
Online: Start anytime$189
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Customized Training
• You choose the topic, duration, schedule, and location
• Augment productivity
• Increase profitability
• Improve employee morale
• Tailored to meet your needs
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Colleen Hoffman, Coordinator
(208) 769-7732 [email protected]
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Trades and Industry
Electrician Continuing
Education
Aerospace/Unmanned
CDL-Truck Driving
UAS 101: Introduction to
Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Commercial Driver’s
License (CDL)
Discover the historical lineage, technological advancements, operations, current issues
and future applications of Unmanned Aircraft
Systems (UAS).
Online: Start anytime$75
UAS 102: Command, Control, and
Communication Links
Explore the technology behind the command,
control, and communications of unmanned
aircraft systems. This course looks at system
architecture that supports unmanned aircraft
capability.
Online: Start anytime$75
UAS 103: Sensor and
Payloads Applications
If you are considering a career shift, in a few
short weeks you could be earning a good living
as a commercial truck driver. Start your training
right away with an individual program suited to
your goals and your schedule. Our 160-hour
CDL Class A training includes 50 hours of
street driving, backing maneuvers, and proficiency development, 40 hours of classroom
instruction, and up to 70 hours of lab, range
training, and observation. Textbook is included
in course fees; additional student costs include
permit, physical exam, drug screen, testing
fees, and license.
Instructors: Randy Chaput, Chuck Reamy
M-F 7:30 am-4pm WTC
2014 National Electric
Code (NEC) Update
Following the Idaho requirement for 16 hours
of 2014 code change continuing education.
This course will present and explain all the
significant new changes. A 2014 code update
book is included. Bring 2014 National Electrical
Code book to class. Journeyman CE credit
–16 hours.
Instructor: Kevin Vogel
Sat
2 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Oct 15 – Oct 22
$179
Start anytime
$3,995
This course examines how sensors and payloads on UAS are used today and perhaps
more importantly how they can be used commercially in the future. With capabilities to
enhance precision agriculture, wildlife management, and countless other commercial
applications, the UAS industry is growing
every day.
Online: Start anytime$75
UAS Visual Observer (VO)
Certification
Prepare to support unmanned aircraft systems
(UAS) operations as a Visual Observer (VO)
in this online, self-paced course designed in
anticipation of future FAA VO training requirements. The prime focal areas will be the
operation of small UAS in the line of sight
(LOS) environment, including visual observer
requirements and visual observation science.
Additional topics related to UAS operations
include airspace definitions, airport operations,
UAS operations and rules, weather minimums,
and standard Air Traffic Control phraseology
and communication. The course is proctored
by a qualified UAS instructor and an exam
must be passed for successful completion.
Online: Start anytime$149
Enroll online
online at
at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu
www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or
or call
call (208)
(208) 769-3333
769-3333
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Trades and Industry
Electrical Safety in
the Workplace
Maritime
Mine Safety
Create safe working conditions and avoid
electrical hazards at your workplace. Meet
OSHA standards for compliance and utilize the
guidance offered in NFPA 70E. Journeyman CE
credit – eight hours.
Instructor: Charles Williams
Get Your Captain’s
License Now!
Annual Refresher Training –
Surface Refresher Part 46/48
Tue
2 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Sep 13 – Sep 20
$79
RCW/WAC Update
Review the Washington Administrative Code
and the Revised Code of Washington as
required by WAC 296-46B-970. Journeyman
CE credit – four hours.
Instructor: Charles Williams
Tue
1 session
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Nov 15
$59
2009 Idaho State
Plumbing Code Definitions
Common trade terms and definitions will
be highlighted. Learn to recognize grammatical and editorial changes to the chapter
and to Idaho’s addendums. Common violations related to definitions and trade terms will
be discussed. Bring a copy of the 2009 Idaho
State Plumbing Code and 2015 addendums.
Journeyman CE credit – four hours.
Instructor: Terry Deems
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
M-F
10 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Oct 3 – Oct 14
$1,295
100 Ton Masters
License Upgrade
Plumber Continuing
Education
Tue
1 session
Zenith Maritime U.S.C.G. approved course.
Earn your U.S. Coast Guard OUPV (6-pack)
License, needed for fishing and tour guides to
carry up to six paying passengers for hire on
waters regulated by the Federal Government.
Learn piloting, navigation, charting, rules of
the road, and deck general. Successfully complete the four-part test and submit the certificate of course completion to the Regional
Exam Center with an application for licensure.
Course fee includes all class materials.
Instructor: Mark Garrison
Nov 15
$49
2009 Idaho State
Plumbing Code Update
Review chapters one through six of the 2009
Idaho State Plumbing Code and addendums,
including administration, definitions, general regulations, plumbing fixtures and fittings,
water heaters, and water supply and distribution. Common violations will be reviewed. Bring
a copy of the 2009 Idaho State Plumbing Code
and addendums. Journeyman CE credit – four
hours.
Instructor: Terry Deems
Tue
1 session
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Aug 16
$49
Tue
1 session
5 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 11
$49
Zenith Maritime. U.S.C.G. approved course.
Once you’ve received your OUPV captain’s
license, upgrade to the 100 Ton Master’s
license, which allows you to operate inspected
passenger vessels up to 100 gross tons,
depending on your qualifications. The 24-hour
class covers regulations for small passenger
vessels and practical aspects of operating
inspected vessels. License testing included.
Instructor: Mark Garrison
M-Th
4 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Oct 17 – Oct 20
$450
Refreshing the experienced miner in safety
and health hazards involved in surface mining.
These courses meet the U.S. Department of
Labor–Mine Safety and Health Administration’s
(MSHA) requirements per 30 CFR parts 46/48
for Annual Refresher Training and are designed
for the experienced miner who has a current
5000-23.
Instructor: Jason James
Thu
1 session
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Aug 25
$80
Thu
1 session
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Sep 29
$80
Thu
1 session
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Oct 27
$80
Annual Refresher Training –
Underground Refresher Part 48
Refreshing the experienced miner in safety and
health hazards involved in underground mining.
These courses meet the U.S. Department of
Labor–Mine Safety and Health Administration’s
(MSHA) requirements per 30 CFR part 48 for
Annual Refresher Training and are designed
for the experienced miner who has a current
5000-23.
Instructor: Jason James
Mon
1 session
8 am-5 pm
Nov 21
NIC Silver Valley Ctr.$80
Increased Skills =
Increased Earning Potential
otential
•Want to advance further in your current employment?
•Need occupational skills to enter the workforce?
•Find out if the WIOA program at North Idaho College
can help meet your training and employment goals.
Equal Opportunity Employer/Program. Auxilary aids
and services available upon request to individuals with
disabilities. TDD/TTY (208) 769-7836.
Serving low-income adults who are Idaho residents.
Qualified Worker Retraining Program
WIOA Adult Funding
Workforce Training Center – North Idaho College
525 W. Clearwater Loop, Post Falls (208) 666-8012
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New Miner Training:
Surface Part 46/48
Programmable Logic
Controller Fundamentals
Preparing the new miner for safety and health
hazards involved in surface mining. These courses
meet the U.S. Department of Labor–Mine Safety
and Health Administration (MSHA) 30 CFR parts 46
and 48 requirements for New Miner Training. Upon
successful completion of the course, a 5000-23
Certificate of Training will be issued.
Instructor: Jason James
M/T/W
3 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Sep 19 – Sep 21
$300
M/T/W
3 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Oct 3 – Oct 5
$300
M/T/W
3 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Nov 14 – Nov 16
$300
Apply concepts learned in PLC introductory course. Learn effective use of
instructions and basic functions in PLC programming. Construct intermediate level ladder
logic programs with LogixPro 500 software
simulator in our labs. Apply knowledge and
understanding of the following topics: PLC
processors, timer/counter instructions, program control Instructions, data manipulation,
math functions, shift registers/sequencers,
analog I/O, and networks. Certificate of completion will be awarded upon completion of
technical skills assessment exam.
Instructor: Nancy Ripplinger
M/T/W
3 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Dec 12 – Dec 14
$300
Wed
8 sessions
New Miner Training:
Underground Part 48
Preparing the new miner for safety and health
hazards involved in underground mining. These
courses meet the U.S. Department of Labor–Mine
Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) 30 CFR
Part 48 requirements for New Miner Training. Upon
successful completion of the course, a 5000-23
Certificate of Training will be issued.
Instructor: Jason James
M-Th
4 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Sep 19 – Sep 22
$400
M-Th
4 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Oct 3 – Oct 6
$400
M-Th
4 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Nov 14 – Nov 17
$400
M-Th
4 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Dec 12 – Dec 15
$400
Programmable Logic
Controls
Introduction to Programmable
Logic Controllers
Gain an understanding and overview of
programmable logic controllers, (PLC), a
computer used for automation in industrial
electromechanical processes. This introductory course provides an understanding of PLC’s
and step-by-step demonstrations of LogixPro
500 PLC simulator programming software by
using ladder logic diagrams in our labs. This
course will cover basics on analyzing memory
structures and programming concepts.
Recommended to co-enroll in the PLC
Fundamentals course to further your skills in
this fascinating subject.
Instructor: Nancy Ripplinger
Wed
3 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 19 – Dec 14
$499
Safety/OSHA
Certified Occupational Safety
Specialist (COSS®)
Certified Occupational Safety Specialist
(COSS) is a unique, curriculum-based
program that builds a solid foundation in both
General Industry (CFR 1910) and Construction
(CFR 1926) knowledge for the beginning safety
practitioner as well as the experienced safety
professional. The COSS program consists of
40 hours of hands-on, face-to-face learning,
delivered by an Authorized OSHA Outreach
Trainer in Construction and General Industry.
Case studies and workshops are used extensively to bring learning objectives into focus.
Student presentations, daily quizzes, practical
reviews, and a comprehensive final exam
allows students to demonstrate their competency in the class.
Instructor: Alliance Safety Council
M-F
5 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Sep 26 – Sep 30
$1,699
M-F
5 sessions
8 am-5 pm
WTC
Dec 5 – Dec 9
$1,699
Flagger Certification
Get ready to start your career in traffic control
by earning your Flagger Certification card now.
Gain the skills and expertise to enhance the
safety of workers and road users during construction, maintenance, and repair projects.
This course is 100 percent safety-driven with
topics of flagger qualifications and requirements, positions for safety, road user safety,
flagging signals, elements of traffic control,
specialty lighting, intersections, grade crossings, and short duration and mobile work.
After successful completion of this course, you
will be issued a flagger card required by the
Idaho Transportation Department and accepted in many other states including Washington,
Montana, and Oregon. Flagger certification is
valid for three years and minimum age required
is 18 years. Fee includes Traffic Control Flagger
Certification Handbook.
Instructor: Kathy Cardwell
M & W
2 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Aug 15 – Aug 17
$59
Wed
1 session
9 am-4 pm
WTC
Aug 31
$59
Fri
1 session
9 am-4 pm
WTC
Sep 9
$69
Wed
1 session
9 am-4 pm
Sep 14
NIC Silver Valley Ctr.$69
Tue
1 session
9 am-4 pm
Oct 18
NIC Sandpoint Ctr.$69
Fri
1 session
9 am-4 pm
WTC
Oct 14
$69
Fri
1 session
9 am-4 pm
WTC
Nov 11
$69
Welding
Welding Fundamentals
Gain fundamentals skills in structural steel
welding, including techniques and safe practices for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW),
gas metal arc welding (GMAW), flux core
arc welding (FCAW), and blueprint reading
for welders. Prepare for and perform two
American Welding Society (AWS) qualifications. Students provide their own personal
protective clothing, including welding jacket or
cotton overalls, gauntlet style welding gloves,
and clear safety glasses. Tools and textbooks
are provided for in-class use.
Instructor: Ray Whiteside
M-Th
46 sessions
5 pm-9 pm
Sep 19 – Dec 8
NIC CTE Facility$2,995
Rathdrum, ID
Sep 28 – Oct 12
$119
Enroll online at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or call (208) 769-3333
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Personal Interest
Community Education
Arts and Crafts
Acrylics Painting
Discover how to paint like the Masters based
on fundamentals in traditional drawing and
color mixing. Review the basic techniques of
shading, shadows, and perspective. Learn
traditional glazing techniques to enhance and
complete a painting in class. All skill levels
are welcome and previous students may use
the class as studio time. Estimated cost of art
supplies is $90.
Instructor: Agnes Monique Carran
Tue
6 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 11 – Nov 22
$149
Color Theory Workshop
Once you know how to mix colors, you can
paint anything! Explore color theory and color
mixing in this three-hour hands-on workshop.
Learn the primary and secondary colors with
exercises in shading, shapes, shadows, and
perspective on a grid. Learn how to paint different colors from light to dark. After this class
you will see things from an artist’s point of
view. Materials fee of $10 is payable in class.
Instructor: Agnes Monique Carran
Thu
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 13
$39
Discovering Watercolor
Painting
Explore the creative possibilities of watercolor
painting. Learn about various supplies needed
to paint watercolors and how to use them.
Create different kinds of compositions, learn
how to use values, and discover how colors
behave and interact. Develop skills needed to
finish and revamp paintings. Supply list provided in first class meeting; estimated cost of
supplies is $70-$100.
Instructor: Wes Hanson
Wed
4 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 12 – Nov 2
$129
Drawing to Discover
Discover how to see and draw the world
around you using various mediums
including pencil and colored pencil. Practice
drawing individual subjects and subjects in
scenes using contour lines and values. Add
color to your drawings to bring them to life.
Instructor: Wes Hanson
Mon
4 sessions
18
6 pm-8 pm
WTC
Oct 10 – Oct 31
$99
Stained Glass–Beginning
Conversations: Artist to Artist
Explore the art of stained glass in this fun
and exciting six-week class. Get step-by-step
instruction as you create a freeform sun catcher using the copper foil art form of stained
glass. Students order tools and materials for
individually selected projects ($70 approximate
cost) at first class meeting.
Instructor: Elaine Mobarry
Let’s talk art with local artist and art
instructor, Monique Carran. Join in the
conversation with art topics including inspiration and the creative process, legal aspects of
art, and how to develop a thriving business for
your art. Artists and prospective artists at all
levels are welcome.
Instructor: Agnes Monique Carran
Wed
6 sessions
Wed
2 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Sep 21 – Oct 26
$129
Learning for Life Workforce Training and Community Education | Fall 2016
6 pm-8 pm
WTC
Sep 14 – Sep 21
$39
= live class
Creative Writing
Graphic Arts and
Photography
Memoir Writing
Write about special moments in your life. Learn
how to write riveting memoirs by reading other
people’s compelling recollections. Use effective writing techniques to dramatically retell
your memories. Discover how to enrich your
recall, create realistic accounts, and discover
your own narrative voice. Please bring a pencil,
pens, and a spiral bound notebook to class.
Instructor: Wes Hanson
Tue
4 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
WTC
Oct 11 – Nov 1
$129
Dance
Social Dance: Beginners East
Coast and Country Swing
Come learn some East Coast and Country
Swing and get those feet moving! East Coast
Swing, also known as the jitterbug, is one of
the easiest swing dances to learn. Country
Swing is a mixture of the Country Two-Step
and East Coast Swing. This course will incorporate six intermediate steps not commonly
used by the general dancing public.
Instructor: Rick Frangione
Tue
4 sessions
7 pm-8 pm Oct 25 – Nov 15
NIC Cd’A Campus$49
Social Dance: Beginners Latin
American Rhythm Dances
Turn up the heat on the dance floor and
sample popular Latin dance forms, including
Merengue, Cumbia, Bachata, and Salsa.
Instructor: Rick Frangione
Tue
4 sessions
7 pm-8 pm
Sep 27 – Oct 18
NIC Cd’A Campus$49
Digital SLR Photography–
Beginning
Explore the bells and whistles of your camera
and how each one can improve your pictures.
Discover easy methods to use the owner’s
manual. This class will cover the operation of a
digital SLR camera. You will learn how a digital
camera works, why it works the way it does,
and how to use the features of your camera to
create great pictures. Bring your digital camera
and owner’s manual to class.
Instructor: Drake Mesenbrink
T & Th
4 sessions
6:30-8:30 pm Sep 13 – Sep 22
NIC Cd’A Campus$79
T & Th
4 sessions
6:30-8:30 pm Oct 25 – Nov 3
NIC Cd’A Campus$79
Digital SLR Photography–
Intermediate
Enhance your digital picture taking skills.
Review the science and art of creating memorable photos using the timeless photographic
principles of composition, lighting, and balance. Take memorable photos then interact with class members in a friendly critique
of those photos. Completion of Digital SLR
Photography-Beginning required.
Instructor: Drake Mesenbrink
T & Th
4 sessions
6:30 pm-8:30 pm Sep 27 – Oct 6
NIC Cd’A Campus$79
T & Th
4 sessions
6:30 pm-8:30 pmNov 8 – Nov 17
NIC Cd’A Campus$79
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Personal Interest
Digital SLR Photography–
The Art of Composition
Discover techniques of taking stunning landscape and nature images. Train your eye
to make better photos and create memorable images. Create travel pictures that tell
a story with feeling for the location and that
people beg to view. Learn how to photograph
architecture, people, and activities. Bring your
digital SLR camera to class. Handouts will be
emailed to students to bring to class.
Instructor: Drake Mesenbrink
T & Th
4 sessions
6:30-8:30 pm Oct 11 – Oct 20
NIC Cd’A Campus$79
T & Th
4 sessions
6:30-8:30 pm Nov 29 – Dec 8
NIC Cd’A Campus$79
Learn Photoshop Elements
Understanding how to take a great photo is
just part of the photography equation. If you
want to get great-looking images, you need to
take control of the image processing side of
the photography coin.
Online: Start anytime$195
The Art of Photographing Nature
Learn to see nature in a new way! The Art of
Photographing Nature course will focus on
teaching our students the art of composing
beautiful photographs of nature. The course
will cover classic concepts of composition,
including isolating the subject, framing, perspective, color, design, and light and advanced
creative options like depth of field, shutter
speed, and the use of filters that will create
more visual interest in your nature photographs.
Online: Start anytime$195
Essential Oils 101
Yoga for You
Enjoy the healthful benefits of essential oils.
Explore the suggested uses and proper application methods for basic essential oils, including lemon, peppermint, lavender, eucalyptus,
tea tree, oregano, and geranium.
Instructor: Kammie Roylance
This blend of stretching, strengthening
and balance work, along with relaxation,
may be just what you are looking for. Come
enjoy the many benefits of this ancient practice! Gerry will adapt poses to your needs so
this yoga is truly for YOU! All levels are welcome, from beginners to experienced.
Instructor: Gerry Bryak
Thu
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
Oct 13
NIC Cd’A Campus$39
Medicinal Herbs 101
Improve your level of fitness, wellness, and
general sense of well-being with medicinal
herbs. Explore the uses and applications of
medicinal herbs, including infusions, decoctions, poultices, compresses, tinctures, infused
oils, and salves. Discover common plants
grown in North Idaho, their medicinal uses, and
basic herbal recipes.
Instructor: Kammie Roylance
Thu
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
Oct 6
NIC Cd’A Campus$39
Medicinal Herbs 102
Expand your knowledge of the use and application of medicinal herbs, including how to
safely control, harvest, and preserve medicinal
herbs. Explore in more detail 12 common herbal plants that grow in northern Idaho, and how
they are used medicinally. Watch and learn as
basic herbal recipes are demonstrated. This
course is an extension of the Medicinal Herbs
101 class. The student will need to already
have an understanding of tinctures, infused
oils, and salves to take this course.
Instructor: Kammie Roylance
Thu
1 session
6 pm-9 pm
Oct 20
NIC Cd’A Campus$39
Gentle Stretch
Healthy Living
Detoxify and Rejuvenate
Why detox? What qualifies as a toxin?
Learn the science of detoxification and
the fundamentals of toxicology. Recognize
how different toxin types affect your body, from
your DNA, to your fat cells, to your brain.
Identify the best detox diet for you based on
health screening questionnaires and detox
goals.
Instructor: Llolyn Pobran
T & Th
4 sessions
6:30 pm-8 pm Oct 4 – Oct 13
NIC Cd’A Campus$59
T & Th
4 sessions
6:30 pm-8 pm Nov 1 – Nov 10
NIC Cd’A Campus$59
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Join Gerry as she guides you through gentle
moves to loosen tightness in the joints and
glands. She will then invite you to experience
deep relaxation through guided meditation.
This class is appropriate for any fitness level.
Instructor: Gerry Bryak
Wed
4 sessions
6 pm-7 pm
Sep 14 – Oct 5
NIC Cd’A Campus$36
Wed
4 sessions
6 pm-7 pm
Oct 12 – Nov 2
NIC Cd’A Campus$36
Wed
4 sessions
6 pm-7 pm
Nov 9 – Dec 7
NIC Cd’A Campus$36
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Sat
4 sessions
10 am-11 am Sep 10 – Oct 1
NIC Cd’A Campus$36
Sat
4 sessions
10 am-11 am
Oct 8 – Nov 5
NIC Cd’A Campus$36
Sat
4 sessions
10 am-11 am Nov 19 – Dec 17
NIC Cd’A Campus$36
Infinite Possibilities: The Art
of Changing Your Life
Begin learning about who you are and all that
you are capable of doing, being, and having.
Discover strategies for living life deliberately,
accepting full responsibility for your future,
and learning how to create major life changes.
Workbook and DVD are included.
Instructor: Ann Tichy
Wed
1 session
6 pm-8 pm
WTC
Oct 19
$19
Home and Garden
Backyard Beekeeping
Discover the basics of backyard beekeeping in
time to start your own hives in 2017! This lecture style course will cover the fundamentals
of beekeeping, year-round hive management,
and products of the beehive.
Instructor: Robert Hawker
Tue
3 sessions
6 pm-8 pm
WTC
Sep 13 – Sep 27
$39
Backyard Chickens
Discover the fascinating world of backyard
chickens and learn how to get started with
your own home flock. We’ll explore breed
selection, coop designs, care and feeding, egg
production, protection from predators, and
ways of integrating chickens into your garden.
Instructor: Robert Hawker
Tue
3 sessions
6 pm-8 pm
WTC
Oct 4 – Oct 18
$39
Easy Edible Flowers
with Gum Paste
Create beautiful, edible sugar gum paste flowers that will add that special “wow” to your
cakes. Using gum paste tools and cutters,
create garden flowers with beautiful detail,
including the calla lily, rose, carnation, stephanotis, and succulents. Come see how easy it
= live class
is to create breathtaking gum paste flowers
that will have everyone asking, “Are they real?”
Students provide their own gum paste, gum
paste tools, and supplies (approximately $30).
Instructor: Karen Cook
Sat
1 session
9 am-noon
WTC
Sep 10
$39
Cupcakes Made Easy
Learn to create delicious filled cupcakes and
how to creatively decorate them with buttercream icing. Discover new trends in cupcake design and create your own cupcakes
using simple and easy cake decorating techniques, including dots, beads, stars, star fill-in,
rosettes, and leaves. Come and join the fun!
Instructor: Karen Cook
Sat
1 session
10 am-noon
WTC
Sep 24
$29
Sat
1 session
10 am-noon
WTC
Nov 5
$29
Cake Decorating Made Easy
Learn beginning cake decorating techniques in this hands-on three-hour workshop. Discover simple secrets to cake and icing
preparation. Learn a variety of decorating techniques and practice them in class, including stars,
zigzags, shell border, reverse shell border,
rosettes, leaves, drop flowers, writing, and roses.
Instructor: Karen Cook
Sat
1 session
9 am-noon
WTC
Introduction to Permaculture
Estate Planning
Permaculture is a design method
applied to land planning that can be
applied to anything, from an urban lot, to the
off grid homestead to a large farm. Discover
the basics of permaculture design and explore
practical aspects of site analysis, zones and
sectors, design principles and methods, water
strategies, guilds and food forests, and function stacking examples. Tour a permaculture
designed farm and see permaculture methods
and techniques in action.
Instructor: Sean Mitzel
Everyone needs estate planning, especially
those with minor children. Learn how estate
planning works to protect your family and your
assets, including the various types of documents used and how those documents are
used, what are living trusts and do you need
one, estate planning tools to protect families
and assets, how to avoid probate and how
probate works.
Instructor: Drake Mesenbrink
Thu
Sat
3 sessions
6:30-8:30 pm Sep 8 – Sep 24
9 am-noon
WTC
$59
Money Matters
Become Debt Free
Being debt free is achievable; it just
takes a different point of view. Learn
how to use the tools that make debt-free living
possible.
Instructor: STCU Credit Union Staff Member
Wed
1 session
Noon-1 pm
WTC
Tue
1 session
5 pm-9 pm
Dec 13
NIC Cd’A Campus$49
Financial Workshop: Investing
Basics
Financial education is an important step in
helping you achieve a better future. By attending our workshop, you’ll gain a better understanding of the key principles of saving and
investing, and specific strategies to help reach
your long-term goals. Enroll today. Bring a
guest at no additional charge.
Instructor: James Perkinson
Tue
2 sessions
6:30-8:30 pm Oct 18 – Oct 25
NIC Cd’A Campus$19
Oct 12
FREE
Oct 8
$39
Fondant Made Easy
Create beautiful decorations using this
easy-to-work sugar dough in this handson three-hour workshop. Learn and practice
fondant techniques, including covering a cake,
fondant bows, ribbon roses, swags, and more.
Instructor: Karen Cook
Sat
1 session
9 am-noon
WTC
Oct 22
$39
The Art of Plant Propagation
Learn how plants reproduce and how you
can propagate one plant into many. If you’ve
always been intimidated by the idea of propagating your favorite plants, or if you haven’t
had success with previous efforts, then this
class is for you. Learn propagation techniques
and timing for a variety of different landscape
plants. Save your own seeds and trade with
friends and neighbors. Enjoy a landscape full
of beautiful plants without spending money at
the nursery. The second session will include a
seed and plant cutting swap between classmates, so start saving! Class manual is available for the purchase price of $20.
Instructor: Stefani Hoffman
T & Th
2 sessions
6:30-8:30 pm Aug 16 – Aug 18
NIC Cd’A Campus$39
Enroll online at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or call (208) 769-3333
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Personal Interest
Five Money Questions
for Women
Women face unique financial circumstances. Explore five critical money
questions to ensure that your financial strategy
fits your lifestyle and needs.
Instructor: James Perkinson
Wed
1 session
noon-1 pm
WTC
Sep 14
FREE
Medicare Basics for 2016
Understand your Medicare options in 2016.
Take advantage of an insider’s expertise to
learn what you need to know about Medicare
and demystify Parts A, B, C, and D, the prescription drug plan. Determine which option
best suits you. Understand your costs, the
benefits included, and how to save money. You
may qualify for additional assistance and, if so,
hear how to get it. Learn to use the Medicare
website or how to get help if you are not computer savvy. Computer experience is not necessary. Course fee includes reference booklet,
prepared by the instructor, which includes all
Idaho Medicare Advantage.
Instructor: Brad Miles
Tue
4 sessions
5:30-7:30 pm Sep 20 – Oct 11
NIC Cd’A Campus$29
Wed
4 sessions
1:30-3:30 pm Sep 21 – Oct 12
WTC
$29
Modern Retirement Planning
Take control of your retirement! Learn how to
set goals, address inflation, avoid mistakes,
assess investments, manage risk, lower taxes,
and plan your estate. Leave this class with
current and valuable information to guide your
retirement planning as well as the ability to
speak more confidently with finance professionals. This course is taught by professional
advisors with real life experiences making the
information both interesting and informative.
Instructor: John Marcheso
Tue
2 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
Nov 1 – Nov 8
NIC Cd’A Campus$69
Thu
2 sessions
6 pm-9 pm
Nov 3 – Nov 10
NIC Cd’A Campus$69
Retirement by Design
Translate your vision for retirement into
tangible goals. Discover investment
strategies to help design the retirement you
want. Learn how to add flexibility to your strategy to handle unexpected events and how to
keep your strategy on track.
Instructor: James Perkinson
Wed
1 session
Noon-1 pm
WTC
Nov 9
FREE
Revocable Living Trust
Learn about estate planning, trusts, and the
probate process in Idaho. Understand the legal
procedures that enable the transition of property to heirs by means of a living trust without
court intervention. The transition of property
after death can be smooth, efficient, and cost
effective. Your instructor will use diagrams and
copies of documents that he uses daily in his
legal practice. This class provides unbiased,
balanced information, with no sales approach.
Instructor: Richard Wallace
Wed
1 session
Who Wants to
Be a Millionaire?
By investing in single family homes you can
achieve financial freedom. Learn how to buy,
finance, and manage single-family homes for
rental income property without using a lot of
your own money. Keep your investment longterm and watch your net worth grow. Class
provides unbiased, balanced information with
no sales approach.
Instructor: Marshall Mend
Tue
1 session
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6 pm-8 pm
Oct 12
NIC Cd’A Campus$29
Recreation
Wetland Wildlife Watch
Explore the magic of wetland habitats
with a professional wildlife biologist.
Meander through the edges of serpentine
bogs, hunt for animal and bird tracks in the
mud, and scope the skies for fall migration
birdlife. Come prepared for the day with binoculars, cameras, good footwear (waders not
necessary), layered outdoor clothing and a
good attitude. Brian’s classes are always fun
and the hikes will be short with no major elevation gain and some road tours thrown into the
days itinerary. Special Notice: Class meets at
NIC Sandpoint Center south parking lot at 102
S. Euclid in Sandpoint, ID.
Instructor: Brian Baxter
Sat
1 session
9 am-3:30 pm
Sep 17
NIC Sandpoint Ctr.$49
6 pm-9 pm
Oct 11
NIC Cd’A Campus$29
Learning for Life Workforce Training and Community Education | Fall 2016
= live class
Animal Tracking
and Sign Interpretation
Increase your ability to track, observe and find
signs of the animals and birds that secretly
move about under winter conditions! We’ll
start off in the classroom with the basic components of tracking, including a study of prints,
patterns, gaits, scat, and stride and straddle of
the families of creatures that leave us signs of
their presence. If we are alert and can perceive
them quietly roaming our wild lands. We will
continue with a field study that will help us use
all our senses to become better trackers! Brian
has been professionally tracking for more than
22 years, and will guide you using his tried and
true methods, humor, observational skills, and
instincts to help you read the tracks and trails
of our local wildlife! Please dress appropriately
in layers, bring snowshoes, insulated boots,
a tape measure, lunch, water, and snacks as
well as sense of humor! Special Notice: Class
meets at NIC Sandpoint Center south parking
lot at 102 S. Euclid in Sandpoint, ID.
Instructor: Brian Baxter
Annual
24th
1
Sat
1 session
Keelboat Sailing
Avalanche Awareness Clinic
There’s no better way to experience Lake
Coeur d’Alene than by sailboat. Enjoy 12
hours of hands-on, keelboat sailing instruction
aboard Outdoor Pursuits’ 26-foot teaching
sloop. Proper use of equipment, safety, and
terminology are all covered. Students must be
18 years of age.
Instructors: Jacob Rothrock, Terry Brinton
Play and travel safely in mountain snow this
winter. Develop your avalanche awareness with
knowledge and skills, including identification
of avalanche terrain, basic decision making,
and risks associated with winter backcountry
travel. Learn to perform rescue through fast
and efficient transceiver use. This course is
designed for the backcountry beginner and
should not substitute for Level 1 training.
Course fee includes instruction, transportation,
and avalanche equipment. Fees do not cover
ski/snowboard/snowshoe rentals or meals.
Instructors: Jacob Rothrock, Terry Brinton
Thu
Sat & Sun
3 sessions
5:30 pm-7 pmSep 22 – Sep 25
9 am-4 pm
NIC Cd’A Campus$185
Wed
Sat
2 sessions
5:30-8:30 pm Dec 7 – Dec 10
6 am-4 pm
NIC Cd’A Campus$95
9 am-3:30 pm
Dec 10
NIC Sandpoint Ctr.$49
GRAND PRIZE
Coeur d’Alene Home
1st Prize $20,000 Car
2nd Prize $10,000 Boat
3rd Prize $3,500 Vacation
4th Prize $2,000 Shopping Spree
DRAWING JULY 12, 2017
TICKETS $100
ONLY 5,500 sold!
For tickets and info
www.nic.edu/rbr or (208) 769-3271
Secondary Waterfront Home
This home is proudly constructed by the NIC Carpentry
program students. Raffle proceeds are used to fund
scholarships, update classroom technology, and support
program needs at North Idaho College.
Enroll online at www.workforcetraining.nic.edu or call (208) 769-3333
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Maps
Map to the NIC Workforce Training and
Community Education Center
525 Clearwater Loop, Post Falls
(208) 769-3333
www.workforcetraining.nic.edu
North Idaho
College Locations
NIC Workforce Training and
Community Education Center (WTC)
525 Clearwater Loop, Post Falls
(208) 769-3333
www.workforcetraining.nic.edu
NIC Coeur d’Alene Campus
1000 West Garden Avenue, Coeur d’Alene
(208) 769-3300
www.nic.edu
NIC at Sandpoint
102 South Euclid Street, Sandpoint
(208) 263-4594
www.nic.edu/sandpoint
NIC Workforce Training and
Community Education Center
From I-90 Westbound:
Take the Pleasant View Rd. (Exit 2) exit. Turn south on Pleasant
View Rd. to Riverbend Blvd., turn right. Go to Clearwater Loop (on
your left). Turn left into the Riverbend Commerce Park and proceed to
525 Clearwater Loop. Free parking.
From I-90 Eastbound:
Take the Beck Rd. (Exit 1) exit. Turn south on W. Pointe Pkwy. to Riverbend Blvd., turn
left. Go to Clearwater Loop (on your right).
Turn right into the Riverbend Commerce Park and proceed to 525 Clearwater Loop. Free
parking.
NIC Silver Valley Center
323 Main Street, Kellogg
(208) 783-1254
www.nic.edu/silvervalley
NIC Bonners Ferry Center
6791 Main Street, Ste. B, Bonners Ferry
(208) 267-3878
www.nic.edu/bonnersferry
NIC Career and Technical
Education Facility
7064 West Lancaster Road, Rathdrum
www.nic.edu/tech
Map to the NIC Coeur d’Alene Campus
1000 West Garden Ave., Coeur d’Alene
(208) 769-3300
www.nic.edu
From I-90 East or West, take the Northwest Boulevard Exit (Exit 11)
and go south on Northwest Boulevard. Go approximately 1.8 miles
(you will see a large North Idaho College readerboard on your right).
Turn right onto Mullan Road. Turn left at Garden Avenue and after
two city blocks you will enter the NIC campus.
For parking guidelines, go to www.nic.edu/parking.
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CLOSURES: The Workforce Training Center will be
closed and classes will NOT be held Sept. 3 - 5, Nov.
23 - 26, and Dec. 24 - Jan. 2.
5 Ways to Register
Online www.workforcetraining.nic.edu
Phone (208) 769-3333
Fax (208) 769-3223
In-Person • North Idaho College Workforce
Training Center
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525 Clearwater Loop, Post Falls, ID 83854
• Coeur d’Alene Campus (Lee-Kildow Hall)
1000 Garden Avenue, Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
PARKING: The Workforce Training Center has over
200 free, well-lighted parking spaces.
MailNorth Idaho College Workforce Training Center
525 Clearwater Loop, Post Falls, ID 83854-9400
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS: The Workforce Training
Center is wheelchair accessible with convenient
handicap parking.
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The NIC Workforce Training Center designates the following categories of student information as public
or “Directory Information.” The following information may be disclosed by the institution for any purpose,
at its discretion: student’s name, student’s address or phone number, dates of attendance, email address,
course schedule, or previous institutions attended. Currently enrolled students may withhold disclosure of
any category of information under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1947, as amended.
To withhold disclosure, written notification must be received in the Workforce Training Center office. The
North Idaho College Workforce Training Center assumes that failure on the part of any student to specifically request the withholding of categories of Directory Information indicates approval for disclosure.
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GETTING A REFUND: To withdraw your registration
and receive a full refund, you must notify the
Workforce Training Center office at least three full
business days before the class starts. Your full tuition
can be refunded, transferred to another class, or you
will be issued a voucher for a future class. If notice is
received less than three full business days, we cannot
issue refunds, transfers, or vouchers.
NO OUT-OF-STATE TUITION: There is no additional
charge for students who are not Idaho residents for
classes offered through the Workforce Training Center.
TUITION AND FEES: All prices and fees contained in
this catalog are subject to change without notice.
North Idaho College is a tobacco-free campus.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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CLASS CANCELLATIONS: Courses are subject to
cancellation if minimum enrollment is not met. If the
Workforce Training Center cancels a class, you will be
notified by telephone and/or email. Your registration
fee will be fully refunded, or you can transfer to another
class, or receive a voucher good for a future class.
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