This course is designed for carpenters with entry-level experience who want to enhance their skills via classroom and hands on practical exercises.  Participants will complete modules and course content based on the nationally recognized National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) curriculum.

Topics to be covered will include:

• Intro to Cost Estimation
• Cold-Formed Steel Framing
• Thermal and Moisture Protection
• Door and Door Hardware Installation
• Drywall Installation and Finishing
• Window, Door, Floor and Ceiling Trim
• Cabinet Installation
• Plastic / Copper Pipe Fittings
• Introduction to Plumbing Fixtures

This course is WIOA Approved.

PLEASE COMPLETE THE WAITLIST TO BE CONTACTED ABOUT 2023 - 2024 DATES.

Registration and $3,000.00 payment is not due until you choose a session date that works for you!

According to LinkedIn Learning research, new graduates – defined as people six months out of college or less – disproportionately learn data visualization. While this speaks to an immediate need new graduates face, mastering this skill early will give everyone a huge edge in the workforce. Because today, data visualization is becoming an absolute must-learn skill. As all organizations become increasingly data-driven, the ability to work with data isn’t a bonus, it’s essential. This non-credit microcredential includes three courses: Tableau Desktop I, II, III at a 15% savings off the regular price. 

 It is highly recommended to use two monitors for this class. 

Technical requirements:

Operating Systems

Windows

• Microsoft Windows 7 or newer (x64)
• Microsoft Server 2008 R2 or newer
• 2 GB memory
• 1.5 GB minimum free disk space

Mac

• iMac/MacBook computers 2009 or newer
• macOS High Sierra 10.13, macOS Mojave 10.14 and macOS Catalina 10.15
• 1.5 GB minimum free disk space

What you'll need:

• Computer with webcam capabilities and a microphone
• Additional Monitor (optional, but recommended)

Provides students with knowledge of skills ranging from basic diesel engine operations to computerized truck management systems. Students will learn how to maintain and do repairs on their own trucks, work for a truck fleet or dealership, or start a full- or part-time business.  Applicable skills:

Learn the common tools and shop safety procedures used to repair of heavy-duty vehicles. Understand the basic operation of a diesel engine and its major components. Describe the operation of cooling and lubrication systems and various procedures used in the inspection and rebuilding of a typical diesel engine.

Understand the operation of a mechanical fuel injection system, the fuel-delivery system, as well as the properties of the various types of diesel fuels. Learn basics of computers and specifics of the electronic operation of vehicle and engine control systems. Be aware of the basic theory and repair of the various electrical systems, including the battery, charging system, starting system, and lighting systems.

Basic operation and repair of heavy-duty truck steering and suspension systems, along with service and repair of vehicle wheels and tires. Understand the operation of hydraulic and pneumatic braking devices and control systems, the interpretation of fault-indication messages, and the troubleshooting of brake system problems.

Describe the operation and repair procedures for common heavy-duty truck manual transmissions and clutch systems. Identify the principles of operation, troubleshooting steps, and repair procedures for most common types of automatic transmissions used in today’s heavy-duty trucks.

Identify the function and operation of driveline components, troubleshooting procedures, and tasks required for servicing driveline problems. Recognize the function and operation of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems used on heavy-duty trucks.

Upon completion you will be prepared to sit for the Med-Heavy Truck Certification Test.

On average this course is 437 hours of independent, online instruction.

For more detailed information: Diesel Mechanics-Heavy Truck Maintenance

This course is WIOA Approved.

This course reviews all of the essentials of using email, email etiquette, creating messages, sending and receiving emails, using settings, organizing email, contacts and using the calendar.

For more details on what you will learn, click here.

This course reviews all of the essentials of working in Google Sheets.  The course covers signing into your account and shortcuts, using menus and navigation, selecting data, using the Fill Handle, formulas and functions, working with rows and columns, formatting, working with lists, charts, tools, sheets, managing files and printing options.

For more details on what you will learn, click here.

Getting started with navigation, managing files, creating presentations, creating lists and tables, slide options, editing features, inserting and editing objects, shapes, lines and diagrams, working with textboxes, charting, animation, using tools, managing a presentation, delivering a presentation and print options.

For more details on what you will learn, click here.

Introduce your learners to the exciting world of cybersecurity

Intro to Cyber is an online, self-paced, 30-hour introductory course that’s ideal for learners who are curious about the world of cyber and want to get familiar with this exciting industry. The course is the best way for students to gain the fundamentals of cybersecurity, discover the different roles in the field and learn how each makes an impact, and become the next generation of cyber professionals.

Our Course Includes:

INDUSTRY DRIVEN CONTENT

Developed by subject matters experts, the course focuses on teaching industry- aligned content and the most relevant skills employers seek. Learners will gain foundational cybersecurity knowledge and practical hands-on skills, as well as exposure to industry tools.

A UNIQUE LEARNING EXPERIENCE

Intro to Cybersecurity leverages modern learning methodologies and instructional design, providing students with an engaging and effective learning experience and an effective foray in cybersecurity. The course simulates a real-world Olympics cyber-attack scenario and takes students on a journey to become cyber analysts in order to save the Olympics from cyber criminals.

CYBER EDUCATION, SIMPLIFIED

Intro to Cyber is browser-based and doesn’t require any installation for educators or learners. This turnkey course integrates with all types of LMS and can be easily added to an existing semester program to enhance the current curriculum. Its online delivery provides students with flexibility in their choice of learning style and time management.

Program Outline

Prepares students to enter the automotive repair field by studying the major automotive systems and the procedures for troubleshooting and repairing those systems.  Applicable skills:  

Identify automotive systems and engine components by describing how the systems and parts work together to make a vehicle run. Remove an engine from a vehicle and perform an engine rebuild.

Recognize safety procedures that should be followed in an automotive repair shop. List various hand and specialized tools used when working with automotive systems.  

Identify types of engines and factors that affect engine performance. Perform routine maintenance procedures, including oil changes and tune-ups.  Identify the theory and operation of automotive systems including cooling, lubrication, ignition, fuel and electrical systems along with troubleshooting same areas.

Explain how to inspect, diagnose and repair a vehicle's brake and computer systems.  Describe the steering and suspension systems, including the alignment process, and identify how worn parts affect a vehicle. Recognize the steps necessary to attain certification in the automotive repair field.

On average this course is 489 hours of independent, online instruction.

For more detailed information: Auto Repair Technician PROGRAM OUTLINE

This course is WIOA Approved.