ATLANTIC COUNTY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
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Adult Education School Calendar
Spring 2008
January
01 Winter Recess-School Closed
02 Mail and Walk-in Registration for Evening school
Trade classes resume: Automotive Technology, Electrical Technology
21 Martin Luther King Day-School Closed
22Spring Sem. - Adult Part-time Evening classes begin and 2nd sem. Trade classes
28 Monday night classes will begin. (Check your course code for what day your class starts)
February
18President’s Day – School Closed
March
- Spring Recess-School Closed
29 Hot Cakes 5K Race @ 9:00 am
May
28Memorial Day – School Closed
REGISTRATION DATES
First Come, First Served Basis
MAIL REGISTRATION DATES
Now through January 18, 2008
WALK-IN REGISTRATION
Now through January 18, 2008
8:30 am – 8:30 pm Monday - Thursday
8:30 am – 2:30 pm Friday
CLASSES BEGIN
Week of January 22, 2008 Adult Evening School
January 28, 2008 Monday night classes will start.
Late registrations will be accepted on a space available basis.
CLASSES RESUME
January 02, 2008 for Trade Classes
TUITION AND FEES
Tuition and material fees, plus a non-refundable $25.00 registration fee must be paid in full before registration is complete. Non-refundable $5.00 parking fee. Books and supplies must be purchased with
tuition fees.
Board of Education
Ellen Hyatt, President
Robert Linzner, Vice-President
John Bettis, Member
Roy Foster, Member
Dr. Daniel Loggi, Member
Administration
Dr. Philip Guenther, Superintendent
Frank Dingler, Business Manager
Ronald DeFelice, Principal / Co-director Adult Evening School
Richard Lees, Assistant Principal / Co-director Adult Evening School
Dr. Johanna Johnson, Curriculum Director
Affirmative Action and 504 Officer for 2007-2008 Dr. Johanna Johnson
County Government
Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson
Atlantic County Administrator Gerald DelRosso
Atlantic County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Joseph Silipena, Chairman
Alisa Cooper
James Curcio
Richard Dase
Charles Garret
Fran Giordano
Joseph Mc Devitt
Thomas Russo
Frank Sutton
Spring 2008
Second Semester Course Offerings
BUILDING TRADES
07082EL Electricity II
Second semester of a two-semester course. Among the topics covered in this program are blueprint symbols, basic electrical theory, motors and controls, basic circuits, national electric code, residential wiring, low voltage and communication system, residential and commercial wiring.. 15 weeks. Class starting on Jan. 22, 2008
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu *$1500 6–10 pm
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
07082EL Automotive Technology II
Second semester of a two semester course. Program components include engine repair, brakes, steering and suspension system, manual drive train and axles, electrical/electronics system and engine performance. 15 weeks. Class starting on Jan. 22, 2008
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu *$1500 6-10 pm
COSMETOLOGY
Cosmetology
Students in this course will obtain the skills necessary to become a licensed cosmetologist. Included are hairstyling, hair coloring, facials, manicures, pedicures, shampooing, scalp and hair treatment, permanent waving, physical chemical relaxing, thermal curling, barbering and shaving. Open enrollment class. New students will be accepted the first of each month. Total hours 1080. Additional cost approx. $1000.
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu *$6000 3:30 – 10 pm
*CALL FOR NON-COUNTY RESIDENT FEE
A COPY OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR GED CERTIFICATE MUST ACCOMPANY YOUR APPLICATION
APPLICATONS FOR ELECTRICTY I, AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY I AND COSMETOLOGY ARE AVAILABLE IN MAIN OFFICE FOR FALL 2008
COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING SEM. 2008
BUILDING TRADES
BT006 Basic Home Repair
Learn how a typical home was constructed. How to do repairs, maintenance, and improvements to your home as to patch a hole in dry-wall, finding a stud, painting, borders, color considerations. Learn mechanicals, changing a switch, receptacle, time clocks, etc. Plumbing/HVAC – extending the life of the water heater, when to change a filter, filling and bleeding the boiler, change a garbage disposal, unclog a sink or toilet. Installing doors and windows. Repairs to siding, landscape design. Installing trim, crown molding, chair rail, flooring, cabinets, etc. 12 weeks. No book. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting on Jan. 22, 2008.
Tuesday $200 7–10 pm
BT008 Electricity II 13 weeks
Second semester of a two-semester course. Basic theory and residential wiring. Theory and hands-on practice will be provided. 13 weeks. Pre-requisite Electricity I. Class starting on Jan. 22, 2008.
Tues/Thurs $250 7–10 pm
BT012 Welding, Basic
Basic techniques of oxyacetylene and arc welding. Hands-on projects included. Materials fee $100. 12 weeks. No Book. Class Starting on Jan. 22, 2008.
Tuesday $200 7-10 pm
BT013 Welding, Intermediate `
Prerequisite: Basic Welding. Continuation of Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG). Introduction to Tungsten Inert Gas Welding (TIG). Welding of aluminum included. Materials fee $100. Pre-requisite Basic Welding. 12 weeks. No Book. Class starting on Jan. 28, 2008
Monday $200 7-10 pm
BT019 Upholstery
Learn how to reupholster your chair, create and cover your own cornice. Bring your own dining room chair or seats, fabric, padding and tools or the measurements of the seats you wish to cover. Bring your own cushions, pillow forms and fabric or the measurements. You will be doing small or odd chairs, bring your own chair, fabric and tools. Cornices-learn how to make your own or bring your own. You will need the fabric, tools, and the measurement of the window. Your project must be portable, as there is no place for storage. Students must supply own materials. 12 weeks. No books. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting on Jan. 23, 2008.
Mon/Wed $200 6-9 pm
BT021 Commercial Wiring 102
Commercial services, grounding systems, commercial lighting, troubleshooting three phase system. 13 weeks. Book Price $60.00. Class starting on Jan. 23, 2008.
Wednesday $250 7-10 pm
BT025 Air Conditioning
This course design will give a basic understanding of HVAC systems, their design, layout and installation. Course time will be divided into classroom and practical application in the shop. 12 weeks. Book price $60.00. Class Starting on Jan. 23, 2008.
Subjects covered will be as follows:
- Tools and Materials
- Air conditioning systems, heating and cooling loads
- Air distribution measurement and cleaning
- Basic heating and air conditioning systems
- Heating and humidification systems
- Air conditioning and heating control systems
Mon/Wed $200 7-10 pm
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
CT001 Introduction to Personal Computer Operations
This course is designed for those with little or no knowledge of computer usage. The students will be introduced to the fundamentals of using Windows XP which includes the use of a mouse, windows icons, and the use of windows explorer, menus, and various other windows operations. Also included is the learning of the basic components of a personal computer, terminology, and the basic computer software types and their uses. The class combines lecture with hands-on activities with the use of a textbook. Introduction to the use of the Internet is also provided to give the student an understanding of the working of the Internet, how to get there, what is available, its use for business and research, and precautions to take for children. 12 weeks. Book price $57. Class starting on Jan. 28, 2008
Monday $175 7-10 pm
CT002 Introduction to Microsoft Office Suite I 2003-Word, Excel, Power Point and Access for Beginners Only
Start with some Windows knowledge and work your way up to learning the fundamentals of this powerful application designed for word processing, spreadsheets and presentation. Learn how the application shares its files and integrates your work. Learn to open, create, and save. This course will open doors to make you feel confident in this new world. Prerequisite: Students must have working knowledge of computer operations. 12 weeks. Book price $57. Class starting on Jan. 23, 2008.
Wednesday $175 7-10 pm
CT003 Introduction to e-Bay
This class is designed for beginners who want to learn how to sell their unwanted items or start an online business (antiques, collectibles or just “stuff”) on eBay. Learn how to list, price and ship, and manage the items appropriately. Learn how to search for and buy items on the world’s largest auction, eBay. You will also learn how to set up an account. Strategies and techniques for being successful will be discussed. Some internet and e-mail experience is recommended. 6 weeks. Book price $20.00. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting on Jan. 23, 2008.
Wednesday $125 7-10 pm Sec A 01-23-08 to 02-27-08 Sec B 03-05-08 to 04-09-08
CT004 Internet Multi Media
In the 12 weeks of study, students learn the basics of audio recording, digital photography and internet video. Students will receive instructions and hands-on training utilizing some of the industry’s leading software applications, including, Audacity Audio Software, Adobe Photoshop, Windows Movie Maker and Nero CD Creation Software. Each student will have an opportunity to create and upload their own custom Pod Cast and digital photos to a working web site.
This course will be divided into 3 parts; each section covering one month (4 classes in each section):
Section One – Audio Basics and Applications.
Section Two – Digital Photography Basics and Applications.
Section Three – Internet and Web Site Basic Applications. Students will be required to supply their own headphones and microphone to the class. The instructor will assist students on purchasing suggestions for the best headphone/microphone combinations. Students should have a working knowledge of PC computer operations and basic Internet navigation. 12 weeks. No Book. Class starting on Jan. 22, 2008.
Tuesday $175 7-10 pm
CT005 QuickBooks Basic Training
QuickBooks by Intuit is the number one business and personal book keeping and accounting software in the world. Virtually every small to mid sized business uses QuickBooks every day. This course is a real word introduction to this amazing software tool. Students will get hands on experience by setting up a fictitious company and running through all of the major functions, including setting up and managing bank accounts, creating invoices, paying bills, and payroll. Your instructor has been successfully using and beta testing QuickBooks since the day it was introduced in 1992. This class is a must for anyone in business or for personal financial management.
Students should have a working knowledge of PC computer operations and Windows. 12 weeks. Students will purchase book. Class starting Jan. 24, 2008.
Thursday $175 7-10 pm
ENGINE MAINTENANCE
EM005 Auto Body Repair I
This course will cover how to fix minor dents and body repair as well as minor refinishing preparation and detailing (for beginners). Students must supply own materials. 12 weeks. Class starting on Jan. 28, 2008
Monday $200 6-10 pm
EM006 Auto Body Repair II
Includes bodywork, maintenance and repair to vintage automobiles. Hands-on activities are included. Students must supply own materials. 12 weeks. Class starting Jan. 23, 2008.
Wednesday $200 6-10 pm
EM010 Basic Diesel Mechanics
This is an introduction to the basic principal of diesel engines. The course will cover air, fuel, ignition, turbo, brake, and exhaust systems. Diagnostics, engine codes and visual inspections will also be covered. Discussions will cover bio-diesel systems. Students will perform basic diesel maintenance such as oil, air filter, fuel filter changes, and rotation and repair of tires. 6 weeks. No Book. Class starting Jan. 24, 2008.
Mon/Thur $200 6-10 pm
HEALTH OCCUPATIONS
HO004 Medical Terminology
This course offers a basic introduction to medical terminology for persons entering a career in the health field. Includes terms, word structure, analysis, abbreviations, and symbols. 12 weeks. Book price $81. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 22, 2008.
Tuesday $175 6-9 pm
HO006 Electrocardiogram Technician
Designed to provide the EKG student with his or her first exposure to the clinical aspects of electrocardiograph. Students may attain National Certification. Pre-requisite Medical Terminology. 12 weeks. Book Price $61.00. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 23, 2008.
Wednesday $225 6-9 pm
HO008 Phlebotomy
This covers the use of multi-sample butterflies, and syringes. In addition, specimen collections, federal safety regulations, and medical ethics will be discussed. Externship placement not guaranteed, but 100 venipunctures and 25 skin punctures are required to take the ASCP test. Preparation for the ASCP certification test. Certification fee not included in class price. Pre-requisites-must have 30 hours of clinical experience in medical area and Medical Terminology. 12 weeks. Book price $53.00. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 28, 2008.
Monday $400. 6-10 pm
HO011 Medical Office Procedures
Introduces the administrative aspects of the medical office. Includes medical law, reception and telephone techniques, appointments, patient’s records, and taking vital signs. 12 weeks. Book price $67. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 22, 2008.
Tuesday $175 6-9 pm
HO015 Medical Billing
Areas covered include: preparing and processing physician claim forms, required patient information, insurance information and managing insurance results. Computers will be used. Students may attain National Certification. Pre-requisite of Medical Terminology, ICD9 and CPT. 12 weeks. Book price $86.00. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 23, 2008.
Wednesday $175 6-9 pm
HO020 CPT AND ICD.9 Procedural and Coding 15 weeks
CPT-Current Procedural Terminology
Learn basic skills of medical coding which all insurance companies use for claim processing. This course teaches students to translate the written medical diagnosis into the CPT codes for medical procedures performed. Proper coding guidelines will be reviewed. (E.g. combinations coding, post-operative procedures, etc.). Pre-requisite Medical Terminology. Books price $56.
ICD.9 Coding/Physician Payment
Learn basic skills of medical coding. These skills will allow you to turn written diagnosis into ICD.9 codes, which are acceptable by all insurance companies. Pre-requisite Medical Terminology. Book price $61.00. Total material fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 24, 2008.
Thursday $400 6-10 pm
HO025 Dental Radiology Course
This course is designed to prepare working dental assistants for the New Jersey Dental X-ray Examination and is approved by the New Jersey Bureau of Radiological Health. Course content includes exposure and evaluation of radiographs, film processing and mounting, radiation protection and safety, nature and properties of x-rays, quality assurance and much more. Students will also participate in lab experiences and must complete 30 hours of clinical radiology on patients. Any questions call Stefanie White (609) 625-2249 ext 1316, between the hours of 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.12 weeks. Book price $65.00. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 22, 2008.
Prerequisites:
- A high school diploma or G.E.D. must accompany application. (Foreign students must contact Student Personnel (x1218 prior to application.)
- At least 18 years of age.
- Employed as a working dental assistant in New Jersey so that your employer will allow you to complete the mandatory clinical hours in your office.
Tuesday/Thursday $400.00 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Self-Improvement Classes
SI005 Conversational Spanish-Beginners
This course is designed for non-Spanish speakers with little or no exposure to the language. It also serves as a refresher course for those who took Spanish too many years ago and wish to re-learn the basics. The course is especially beneficial to English speakers who wish to learn a new language through conversation. 12 weeks.
No textbook needed. The teacher provides worksheets throughout the semester. Materials Fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 28, 2008.
Monday $100. 6-9 pm
SI003 Conversational Russian
You will begin the semester by mastering the Russian alphabet. Within three weeks you will be able to read and write Russian letters and will move on to speaking, reading, and writing real Russian! By the end of the semester you will be able to speak in Russian on familiar topics about yourself, read short written texts, and understand audio and video segments linked to the textbook. Throughout the semester we will concentrate on developing oral proficiency with exercises and games designed to help you freely communicate in Russian. Finally, the course will integrate learning about Russian culture: Russian customs, holidays, education, family life, and history. 12 weeks. Book prices: $63.00. Material Fee $10.00.
Sec A Monday $100 7-10 pm Class starting Jan. 28, 2008
Sec B Thursday $100 7-10 pm Class starting Jan. 24, 2008
SI004 German for Travel
Do you have wanderlust? This course is a pleasant preparation for traveling in German-Speaking countries. German used in various situations will be emphasized. German customs and travel tips are also mentioned. A variety of German travel films will be showed. 12 weeks. No book. Material Fee $10.00. Class starting Jan. 24, 2008.
Thursday $100 6-9 pm
SI011 Math for Success
The intent of this course is to give an individual, wishing to enter one of the trades, a
review of the basic math principles required for entrance to that field. The basic operations of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals will be covered. Besides skill problems, practical applications will be referenced whenever possible. Topics in Measurement and Basic Geometry, including an understanding of the metric system, will also be covered. 12 weeks. Class starting Jan. 28, 2008
Monday $100 7-10 pm
Well being and Fitness
WF001 Fitness
This course is designed to assist the novice person who would like to start an exercise program. You will learn through classroom activities and practical applications the basics needed to get started with an exercise routine. This course will give you knowledge of basic terminology, understanding of the components of fitness, proper exercise technique, and clarification of myths and fallacies associated with fitness, and basic understanding of anatomy and physiology. Medical clearance will be required. 12 weeks. No book. Class starting Jan. 22, 2008.
Tuesday/Thursday $150 7-10 pm
ATTENTION PARENTS OF EIGHT GRADE STUDENTS:
The Atlantic County Institute of Technology now offers four full academy programs – for high school students. The four academies are the Academy of Culinary and Hospitality Management. Academy of Information Technology, the Academy of Health Sciences and Medicine and the Academy of Math, Engineering and Science.
ATTENTION PARENTS OF 10TH GRADE STUDENTS:
We have openings in our 2 year share time programs: Auto Body, Automotive Technology, Carpentry and Building Technology, Commercial Foods, Computer Aided Drafting and Design, Cosmetology, Dental Assisting, Diesel Technology, Electrical Technology, Fashion, Decoration and Design, Medical Assisting and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning/Plumbing.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 609-625-2249 EXT 1206
Visit our website to learn more about important activities and events at the Atlantic County Institute of Technology. Our website is: www.acitech.org
GENERAL INFORMATION: REGISTRATION
Mail and Walk-in Registration is now underway. Class sign-ups are on a first-come, first-served basis. Early registration is recommended. It assures you a place in the class, assuming there is a sufficient number of registrants.
To register by mail, complete the registration form. Be sure to include the course code, which is essential in the registration. Enclose a check or money order payable to the ACIT for the total of the course fee. The tuition, material fees, plus a non-refundable $25.00 registration and $5.00 parking fee must be paid in full to complete the application process. The student will be assessed a fee of $25 for any check returned from the bank for insufficient funds.
MAIL TO: Atlantic County Institute of Technology, 5080 Atlantic Avenue, Mays Landing, NJ 08330. No receipts, or notification of acceptance are sent. Unless otherwise notified, your registration has been accepted and you should report to class on the first scheduled evening. Most evening classes are scheduled to begin the week of January 22, 2008. Monday night classes will start on Jan. 28, 2008
BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT
The student is responsible for the purchase of the textbooks and safety equipment, which may be required for certain classes. Students are also responsible for the costs of parts, materials, and supplies used for personal projects.
PROGRAM CHANGES/CANCELLATIONS
Due to certain possible contingencies, the Adult Education Office must reserve the option to make any changes in course offerings, scheduling or description as may be necessary without prior notification to students. Any class is subject to cancellation if registration is not sufficient. If the school must cancel a course, all fees will be refunded in full. Refund Policy: When a student wishes to withdraw from a class, a written refund request must be submitted to the Adult Education Office. No refunds will be made after the first class has passed, nor will credit be extended for a future term. No exceptions!
CERTIFICATES
Certificates will be issued to those who successfully meet the requirements of the course. Regular attendance is essential.
SCHOOL CLOSINGS
Inclement weather or emergency closings will be announced on local radio and on our website. Please do not call the school for closings.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
All classes are open to students eighteen (18) years of age and older who are not attending a full-time day school program. Those students who are attending a full-time high school must have written approval from their home school principal and the program instructor in order to attend an evening school program.
Some courses have prerequisite requirements, which need to be satisfied before enrollment is accepted.
SENIOR CITIZENS
If a class is not filled to capacity one week prior to the start of that class, older adults (65 years or older) may then register at a 50% discount, until the class is full. This offer is void if class is canceled due to a lack of enrollment.
LOCATION
The Atlantic County Institute of Technology is conveniently located just off Route 40 in the Hamilton Business Park of Mays Landing at 5080 Atlantic Avenue. Enter the Business Park at the traffic light on Route 40 and Cantillon Boulevard. Turn left at the first intersection (Atlantic Avenue) and proceed to the next street. The school is located on your right.
The Atlantic County Institute of Technology School District provides full and equal opportunities to all personnel and students regardless of sex, religion, creed, age, political belief, handicap or national origin through its school classroom practices and procedures, and employment contract practices.
The Atlantic County Institute of Technology’s mission is to prepare and motivate students to pursue entry into the world of work, professional programs or further education through a rigorous specialized curriculum, community-based partnerships, and field-based experiences inspiring students to be life-long learners, and socially responsible adults serving society with compassion, skill, and vision.
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