Course Schedule
Continuing Education
FALL
2015
SEPTEMBER 1DECEMBER 31
www.tridenttech.edu/ce
843.574.6152
Charleston Artisans Series – pg. 19
Medical Scribe Specialist – pg. 10
Outdoor Living Series – pg. 26
Pharmaceutical Sales – pg. 29
Supervisory Certificate – pg. 30
Funding Opportunities
• You may be eligible to receive federal funding for career training through
SC Works. Visit www.toscc.org or call 843.574.1800 for more information.
• Trident Technical College’s Division of Continuing Education and Economic Development is currently
approved under the Post-9/11 GI Bill for training that includes A+ and Network+ Certification; Certified Nurse
Aide (CNA); Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA); and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). To learn
more, visit www.gibill.va.gov.
• The Godow Opportunity Fund for Single Parents was established in 2012 by Rew and Elizabeth Godow.
This endowed scholarship fund is designed to make it possible for single parents to enroll in a noncredit
(continuing education) program that will enable them to get the education and training possible to
significantly change their economic futures. For more information, visit www.tridenttech.edu/ce.
• You may be eligible to receive funding through the SNAP2Work program. Call your local DSS office for more
information.
• Personal education loans may be available through local financial institutions.
• Additional program-specific scholarships may be available. Visit www.tridenttech.edu/ce for details.
The SHRM Learning System: SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP
Spotlight
On…
We are offering the newly designed preparation training course for the new SHRM
Certified Professional (CP) and Senior Certified Professional (SCP) certifications!
Who should consider taking this valuable course? According to the Society for
Human Resource Management website (http://www.shrm.org/certification/about/
aboutshrmcertification/pages/shrm-cp.aspx), the SHRM-CP certification is pertinent for
human resources professionals who “implement policies and strategies, serve as point
of contact for staff and stakeholders, deliver HR services and perform operational HR
functions.”
The SHRM-SCP certification should be considered by professionals who “develop
strategies, lead the HR function, foster influence in the community, analyze performance
metrics and align HR strategies to organizational goals.”
Call 843.574.6152 for more information about this exciting opportunity!
What Our Customers Are Saying...
“Course was of great value + Cindy (the instructor) made it interesting.” – Teresa McKere (Excel Demystified course)
“The instructor did an outstanding job in preparation and taking the time to assure that all participants were on-pace
and engaged.” – Charlie Forbush (Excel Demystified course)
“I would love to take any course Mr. Cox offers. He teaches priceless techniques and gives valuable information. I hope
to be in any of his classes again.” – Luke Duplesse (SLED course)
“Great instructor. I learned a lot. Positive attitude. He motivates the students to strive for success.” – Cervantez Glenn
(SLED course)
This course schedule does not constitute a contract between Trident Technical College and its students,
applicants for admission or any person. TTC reserves the right to change, without notice, any fee, provision,
offering or requirement in this course schedule.
2
Table of Contents
Computer and
Information
Technology4
Personal
Enrichment19
• Engineering Graphic Design......................................... 4
• Charleston History and Culture..................................19
• Graphic Design.............................................................. 5
• Culinary Arts................................................................20
• Introductory Courses..................................................... 6
• Defensive Driving and Motorcycle Safety..................22
•Software......................................................................... 7
• Floral and Interior Design...........................................24
•Technician...................................................................... 8
• Outdoor Living.............................................................26
• Web Design.................................................................... 9
• Special Topics..............................................................28
Health Care
Professional
Development29
10
• Careers in Health Information Management.............10
• Business, Management and HR.................................29
• Careers in Patient Care...............................................12
• Digital Photography.....................................................31
• Health Care Skills .......................................................14
• Law Enforcement/Security.........................................32
• Personal Fitness..........................................................33
Manufacturing,
Industrial and
Construction
Trades15
• Real Estate and Property Management.....................34
• Teacher Recertification...............................................35
• Workplace Health and Safety.....................................36
• Construction, Engineering and Environmental..........15
Additional Information
• Equipment and Machinery Training...........................16
Funding Opportunities.......................................................... 2
• Quality, Safety and Supply Chain...............................17
Campuses and Community Sites......................................37
Equip Your Workforce.........................................................40
Campus and Site Maps......................................................41
Online Offerings 18
Registration Information....................................................43
Information and Services
Registration information............................... 843.574.6152
New Program – Senior Scholars: Students ages 65
and older can receive a 10 percent discount on personal
enrichment courses. For a schedule, see pages 19-28.
Note: Courses currently approved under the
Post-9/11 GI Bill for training will be designated
with an American flag symbol.
To request a course schedule....................... 843.574.6152
Online information and to sign up for
TTC email list.......................... www.tridenttech.edu/ce
Online Course Help Desk............................. 843.574.6689
Note: Please enroll in classes at least one week prior
to the start date to help prevent the course you are
interested in from being cancelled.
3
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Engineering Graphic Design
Engineering Design Certificate
Obtain a certificate in computer-aided design by
completing the following courses: AutoCAD Level 1;
AutoCAD Production Environment; Inventor; SolidWorks;
and Architectural Revit Introduction. SAVE! Enroll in the
entire certificate program for only $3,755. To register,
call 843.574.6152.
Architectural Revit
This hands-on class covers the essentials of Revit
Architecture from schematic design through construction
documentation. It introduces the concepts of building
information modeling (BIM) and the tools for parametric
building design. You will learn how to add floors, walls and
roofs to a model, as well as add and locate doors, windows
and stairs. Book included.
Inventor
This course introduces parametric 3-D modeling using
Inventor by Autodesk. Learn part modeling techniques,
working with sketches, creating features, using work features
and adding placed features to parts. Also covered are
creating loft, sweep and split features, creating part drawings
and assembly models, working with adaptive drawings and
managing model data. Prerequisite: While prior knowledge of
working with 3-D is helpful, it is not required. Book included.
SolidWorks
Increase your AutoCAD knowledge and skills by
learning SolidWorks parametric modeling software. This
course includes comprehensive coverage of beginning to
intermediate tools and techniques using SolidWorks. It covers
the creation of parts, assemblies and drawings utilizing
proper modeling practices to achieve design intent. Book
included.
AutoCAD
Jump-start your
engineering career with
basic drawing commands
and editing concepts. Then
move on to more complex
processes such as polar
tracking; layers, colors,
lineweights and linetypes;
object snap modes;
crosshatching; dimensioning
commands and styles; and
prototype drawings. Go to the next level in topics such as
productivity tools, including effective use of grips; enhanced
tools for better layer management; object selection and
grouping; and more. Book included.
CATIA
Learn to create, constrain and add intelligent
dimensions to sketches. From sketches, features such
as pads, fillets, chamfers and holes are created to form
a 3-D part. Generative drafting is also covered which
allows you to generate 2-D drawing views from a 3-D
part. Dimensions are added to the views as a means
of documenting the drafting. Other advanced topics
cover drafting fundamentals, surfacing, assembly
design, wireframe fundamentals, surfacing operations,
simulation training and much more.
Students are able to take home laptops with the
simulator for a few weeks after course instruction.
Course Dates
XEGT 513-002 Engineering Design Certificate
Sept. 8-Dec. 17
varies
XEGT 503-003 Architectural Revit Introduction
Sept. 21-Oct. 7
MW
XEGT 501-003 AutoCAD Level 1
Sept. 8-Oct. 8
TuTh
XEGT 502-003 AutoCAD Production Environment
Oct. 20-Nov. 12
TuTh
XEGT 607-004 CATIA Advanced
Oct. 17-18
SaSu
XEGT 607-005 CATIA Advanced
Dec. 5-6
SaSu
XEGT 600-006 CATIA Introduction
Sept. 26-28
SaSu
M
XEGT 600-007 CATIA Introduction
Nov. 7-9
SaSu
M
XEGT 602-W04 CATIA V5 Assembly Design Advanced
XEGT 603-W04 CATIA V5 Drafting Fundamentals
XEGT 601-W07 CATIA V5 Simulation Training Online
XEGT 604-W04 CATIA V5 Surfacing Introduction
XEGT 605-W04 CATIA V5 Surfacing Operations
XEGT 606-W04 CATIA V5 Wireframe Fundamentals
XEGT 504-003 Inventor
Oct. 12-Nov. 11
MW
XEGT 505-002 SolidWorks (last class is on a Th)
Nov. 16-Dec. 17
MW
4
varies
5:30-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-2 p.m.
8 a.m.-2 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
online
online
online
online
online
online
5:30-9:30 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
$3,755
$599
$875
$825
$1,999
$1,999
$3,500
$3,500
$439
$439
$1,750
$439
$439
$439
$875
$999
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Graphic Design
InDesign
Learn the basics of creating documents with InDesign,
from single-page advertisements and flyers to complex multipage color publications. Build upon skills learned in InDesign
Introduction using additional techniques to manipulate
text, pictures and pages. Learn to control type formatting;
create and edit graphics; and create and modify layouts with
efficiency and accuracy. Book included.
Photoshop
The introductory course covers palettes and layers;
painting and editing; paths, masks and channels; and color
correction. Extend your basic knowledge of Photoshop and
learn advanced layer techniques; special effects; combining
Illustrator graphics with Photoshop; preparing images for Web
publication and two-color printing; and ensuring and printing
accurate color. Book included.
Graphic Artist Certificate
Obtain a certificate as a graphic artist by completing
the following courses: InDesign Introduction; InDesign
Intermediate; Illustrator Introduction; Illustrator
Intermediate; Photoshop Introduction; and Photoshop
Intermediate. SAVE! Enroll in the entire certificate
program for only $2,079. To register, call 843.574.6152.
Illustrator
These hands-on courses teach the basics and more
advanced concepts of Adobe Illustrator, a sophisticated
graphics program capable of creating complex and attractive
illustrations and type effects. Learn many of the skills that
allow you to take advantage of Illustrator’s powerful tools.
Then expand on your basic skills to create more complex
illustrations, providing you with a better understanding of
printing documents without errors or color mismatches as
well as preparing illustrations for the Web. Learn to create
complex, robust illustrations that go beyond those you could
create using Illustrator’s basic tools. Book included.
Course Dates
XCGC 511-003
XCGC 503-003
XCGC 504-003
XCGC 505-003
XCGC 506-003
XCGC 501-003
XCGC 502-003
Graphic Artist Certificate
Illustrator Introduction
Illustrator Intermediate
InDesign Introduction
InDesign Intermediate
Photoshop Introduction
Photoshop Intermediate
Sept. 14-Dec. 2
Oct. 12-14
Oct. 26-28
Nov. 9-11 Nov. 30-Dec. 2
Sept. 14-16
Sept. 28-30
varies
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
MW
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
varies
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
$2,079
$385
$385
$385
$385
$385
$385
5
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Introductory Courses
Mac OSX Operating System/Hardware Basics
This is an instructor-led, private class in a quiet, nondistracting environment specifically on the Mac operating
system (OS) and some of its hardware. Learn navigation; key
shortcuts; and finding, saving, storing and backing up files,
among other topics. If you have a Mac, please bring it to
class. TTC will not be able to furnish Macs for students. The
instructor will have Mac OS projected for class viewing. No
Mac OS experience required. No book required.
Personal Computing Security
Think your computer is safe? Think again. This class
provides safe methods to use for browsing the Internet,
email and shop and pay on websites. Practice more secure
computing and learn some hardware precautions, with
emphasis on anti-virus, malware, anti-spyware, key loggers,
software security settings and practices, and other personal
computing risks including Wi-Fi computing precautions and
practices. Also covered are methods to minimize chances
of being hacked or having systems infected, compromising
function and data security. Prerequisite: Basic computer use
knowledge. No book required.
iPad Basics Level 1: Get to Know Your iPad
Let us help you get to know your iPad. Learn basic
functions like navigating your home screen and customizing it
to fit your needs. Explore Maps and find out how your device
knows exactly where you are – even if you don’t. Learn how to
sync your iPad with your computer, use the camera feature,
work with your photos, watch movies and surf the Web. No
book required.
iPad Basics Level 2: Get to Really Know
Your iPad
Now that you are familiar with your iPad, explore some
of the more advanced features it is capable of and how you
can use them to dramatically enhance your user experience.
Learn some of the tips and tricks that make your iPad more
useful and fun than ever before. No book required.
Course Dates
XIST 501-003
XIST 618-003
XCPT 504-003
XIST 634-003
6
iPad Basics Level 1: Get to Know Your iPad
iPad Basics Level 2: Get to Really Know Your iPad
Mac OSX Operating System/Hardware Basics
Personal Computing Security
Oct. 10
Nov. 14
Sept. 26
Dec. 5
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
9 a.m.-noon
9 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-noon
$75
$75
$139
$99
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Software
PowerPoint
Certificates
TTC offers certificates to allow you to demonstrate
your proficiency in using Microsoft Office software and
also QuickBooks. Certificate options include: Microsoft
Office Specialist Certificate; Microsoft Excel Specialist
Certificate; Microsoft Word Specialist Certificate; and
QuickBooks Bookkeeping Certificate. To view the list of
courses required to obtain each certificate, visit http://
www.tridenttech.edu/ce/programs/catalog/information/
certificate-options.htm.
Access
Learn features such as creating a database from scratch
and creating tables that keep track of the information. Then
learn how to query the database and design a form to view it
in a more visually pleasing way. Move on to work with more
advanced tables and relationships, as well as intermediatelevel queries, forms and reports. Learn how to integrate
Access data with other applications such as Microsoft Word or
Excel. Book included.
Excel
Simple formulas, cut, copy, paste, ranges, page setup and
printing options are covered. Then learn how to work with
tables; sort and filter options; link worksheets and workbooks;
and more advanced formula creation. And for those who
need to learn the most advanced features, move on to audit
and analyze worksheet data; create macros; work with data
validation options; consolidate data; share and protect
workbooks; and import and export data. Book included.
This course covers creating a PowerPoint presentation or
manipulating an existing presentation; formatting text slides;
adding tables; charting data; modifying objects on slides;
adding images and preparing to deliver a presentation. Book
included.
QuickBooks
Are your financial books
in order? QuickBooks can
help. Set up your company
chart of accounts; reconcile
your checking account;
create and print invoices,
receipts and statements;
track your payables, inventory
and receivables; create
estimates; and generate
reports. Then expand your
knowledge of QuickBooks with more advanced features like
customizing forms; creating reports and graphs; tracking and
paying sales tax; doing payroll; and estimating, time tracking
and job costing. Take the QuickBooks Online program class to
learn how to download from bank accounts into QuickBooks
and reconcile those accounts. Book included.
Word
Take the basic class to learn essential commands like
saving files; cut, copy and paste; spell check; printing; and
page setup options. Then go to the next level and learn how to
work with bullets and numbers; indents and tabs; character
and paragraph formatting; and borders and shading as well
as simple tables. Book included.
Course Dates
XCPT 742-004
XCPT 743-003
XCPT 523-005
XCPT 523-006
XCPT 524-006
XCPT 524-005
XCPT 752-004
XCPT 752-005
XCPT 621-001
XCPT 750-002
XCPT 620-001
XCPT 530-003
XCPT 622-001
XCPT 550-007
XCPT 550-008
XCPT 551-004
XCPT 551-005
XCPT 753-003
XCPT 509-004
XCPT 510-003
Access Level 1 – Access for the Beginner
Access Level 2 – Access: The Next Level
Excel Level 1 – Excel Demystified
Excel Level 1 – Excel Demystified Excel Level 2 – Dive Deeper Into Excel Excel Level 2 – Dive Deeper Into Excel
Excel Level 3 – Excel for Power Users
Excel Level 3 – Excel for Power Users
Microsoft Excel Specialist Certificate
Microsoft Office Specialist Certificate
Microsoft Word Specialist Certificate
PowerPoint Made Easy
QuickBooks Bookkeeping Certificate QuickBooks Level 1
QuickBooks Level 1
QuickBooks Level 2
QuickBooks Level 2
QuickBooks Online (This is NOT an online course)
Word in a Day Word – Beyond the Basics
Nov. 11-18
Dec. 1-3
Sept. 9
Oct. 13-15
Nov. 3-5
Sept. 29
Oct. 21
Nov. 17-19
Sept. 9-Nov. 19
Sept. 9-Dec. 3
Sept. 16-Oct. 20
Oct. 5-12
Sept. 19-Dec. 5
Sept. 19
Oct. 19-21
Oct. 17
Nov. 9-11
Dec. 5
Sept. 16-23
Oct. 13-20
W
TuTh
W
TuTh
TuTh
Tu
W
TuTh
varies
varies
varies
MW
varies
Sa
MW
Sa
MW Sa
W
Tu
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
6-9:15 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
varies
varies
varies
6-9:15 p.m.
varies
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
$159
$159
$159
$159
$159
$159
$159
$159
$425
$885
$285
$189
$429
$159
$159
$159
$159
$159
$159
$159
7
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Technician
Network+ Certification
Prepare for the Network+ Certification N10005 CompTIA Exam. This course covers network
fundamentals; building a network with OSI;
hardware concepts; Ethernet basics; modern
Ethernet; non-Ethernet networks; network interface cards;
structured cabling; protocols; TCP/IP and network operating
systems. Book not included.
Security+ Certification
Prepare for the CompTIA Security+ certification exam. This
course covers industry-wide topics including communication
security; infrastructure security; cryptography; access
control; authentication; external attack; and operational and
organization security. Book not included.
A+ Certification
A+ Certification, a testing program sponsored
by the Computing Technology Industry Association
(CompTIA), certifies the competency of computer
service technicians. To become certified, you must
pass two exams: A+ Essentials and A+ Practical Application.
Courses cover diagnosing, upgrading, troubleshooting and
repairing microcomputer hardware; hardware security;
networking operating systems; modes and flow-through. Book
not included.
CCNAX – Cisco Certified Network
Administrator (CCNA Boot Camp)
Need your CCNA certification in a hurry? This
CCNAX (Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices:
Accelerated) course covers all of the content of
the ICND1 and ICND2 but is merged into an accelerated,
more condensed course. Learn how to install, operate,
configure and verify basic IPv4 and IPv6 networks; configure
a LAN switch and an IP router; and identify basic security
threats. Get a good understanding of redundant topologies;
troubleshooting common network issues; connecting to a
WAN; configuring EIGRP and OSPF in both IPv4 and IPv6;
understanding wide-area network technologies; and get
familiar with device management and Cisco licensing.
Prerequisites: A+, Network+ and Security+ Certifications.
Book not included.
Course Dates
XIST 600-003
XIST 601-003
XEGT 533-001
XIST 602-003
XIST 603-001
8
A+ Essentials
A+ Practical Application
CCNAX – Cisco Certified Network Administrator
(CCNA Boot Camp)
Network+ Certification (no class Nov. 25)
Security+ Certification
Sept. 8-Oct. 5
Oct. 12-Nov. 5
Sept. 15-Nov. 2
MTuTh
MTuTh
MW
6-10 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
$1,299
$1,299
$2,999
Nov. 19-Dec. 8
Sept. 14-Oct. 14
MTuTh
MW
6-10 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
$1,299
$1,499
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Web Design
Photoshop for the Web
Photoshop is capable of more than simply optimizing
an image for the Web. This course provides tricks and
tips for making a visually cohesive Web design as well as
planning a Web layout and creating elements needed for the
implementation of your vision. This is a primer for making
your website as visually appealing as possible. Book included.
HTML5 and CSS3
Web Design Certificates
TTC offers two types of certificates in Web design. To
gain the Web Design Introduction Certificate ($1,255),
complete Photoshop for the Web and HTML5 and CSS3 –
Parts 1, 2 and 3. Build on this certificate to also receive
the Web Design – Beyond HTML and CSS Certificate
($2,199) by adding JavaScript Introduction, Intermediate
and Advanced classes.
Produce an entire website by learning how Hypertext
Markup Language (HTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
are written. Get a good foundation on the use of HTML tags
and CSS and their relationship to the visual layout of Web
pages in the browser window. Write solid HTML that will work
in all browsers. Students use the appropriate tools to make
hand-coding an enjoyable task while learning the tips and
concepts of good Web page design and construction. Build
upon a basic understanding of HTML and create a multilevel
website. Create efficient HTML templates that can be reused
and modified as a means of reducing costs. Then dive deeper
into CSS to learn how powerful styles can be. Book included.
JavaScript
JavaScript is an ideal programming language to use
for your first steps in programming. JavaScript allows
programmers the capability of enhancing HTML and CSS Web
pages by adding interactivity and other various concepts.
Learn how to create functions, objects, variables and scripts
that allow for basic interactivity. A good grasp of HTML and
CSS is required. Continue on to learn the document object
model, creating and responding to custom events as well as
exploring JavaScript and cookies. Then move on to explore
Ajax, the creation of JavaScript libraries and integrating
JavaScript with other technologies. Students are encouraged
to take HTML5 and CSS3 – Parts 1, 2 and 3 before enrolling
in these courses. Book included.
Course Dates
XCPT 758-003
XCPT 759-003
XCPT 760-003
XCPT 744-003
XCPT 745-003
XCPT 746-003
XCPT 754-003
XCPT 755-002
XCPT 756-002
HTML5 and CSS3 – Part 1
HTML5 and CSS3 – Part 2
HTML5 and CSS3 – Part 3
JavaScript Introduction
JavaScript Intermediate
JavaScript Advanced (no class Nov. 25)
Photoshop for the Web
Web Design Introduction Certificate
Web Design – Beyond HTML and CSS Certificate
Sept. 8-17
Sept. 22-Oct. 1
Oct. 6-15
Oct. 19-28
Nov. 3-12
Nov. 16-30
Sept. 1-3
Sept. 1-Nov. 30
Sept. 1-Nov. 30
TuTh
TuTh
TuTh
MW
TuTh
MW
TuTh
varies
varies
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
varies
varies
$349
$349
$349
$349
$349
$349
$349
$1,255
$2,199
9
HEALTH CARE
Careers in Health Information Management
Coding for Health Care Professionals (HCP)
This online coding program is for health care professionals
(nurses, health care administrators, paramedics and others)
to add to their skill set and move into a coding career. The
coding field is growing faster than average due to mandatory
electronic health records, health information management
changes and the new Affordable Healthcare Act. Certification:
This program provides the training needed to take the
Certified Coding Associate (CCA) Certification Exam through
the American Health Information Management Association
(AHIMA) and the national Certified Professional Coder (CPC)
Exam through the American Academy of Professional Coders
(AAPC).
Coding Specialist
TTC has the only AHIMA-approved
online coding program in South Carolina.
The coding specialist reviews and analyzes
health records to identify diagnoses
and procedures for billing insurance
and Medicare. The coding specialist is
responsible for translating diagnostic and
procedural information used by health care providers into
coded form for medical reimbursement purposes. The greater
the expertise of the coder the greater reimbursement to a
health care facility. This online coding specialist curriculum is
approved by the American Health Information Management
Association (AHIMA). Certification: Graduates of the program
are eligible to take the Certified Coding Associate (CCA) Exam
through AHIMA and gain the Certified Professional Coder
(CPC) credential through AAPC.
Dental Office Professional
Dental office professionals hold
clerical positions in dental offices.
They answer telephones, greet
patients, update and file patient
medical records, fill out insurance
forms, handle correspondence,
and schedule appointments.
Emphasis is placed on
interpersonal and skill development
in administrative functions such
as reception, scheduling, filing,
billing, completion of insurance
claims, patient relations, dental
terminology, communication and
familiarization with administrative
duties. Certification: National
certification is not available for
this program but a certificate of achievement is awarded to
individuals who successfully complete the program.
10
Medical Office Specialist (MOS)
The medical office
specialist may answer
telephones, greet
patients, update and
file patient medical records, fill out insurance forms, handle
correspondence and schedule appointments. The MOS works
in physician offices, hospitals, nursing homes, insurance
companies and medical manufacturers. This blended course
requires all
students to
have Internet
access outside
of the college as
training includes
online course
work every week
to be conducted
outside the
hours spent in
the classroom.
Certification:
Students who successfully complete the classroom
training program are eligible to sit for the Certified Medical
Administrative Specialist (CMAS) National Certification given
by the American Medical Technologists (AMT). Program will
be offered in July and January.
Medical Scribe Specialist (MSS)
The scribe
documents the
patient’s history and
story through direct
observation of the
physician’s interaction with the patient at the point of care,
as well as the procedures performed, lab results and other
information. Scribes interact and collaborate with other
members of the health care team, but serve as the right
hand to the physician. With additional training, medical
transcriptionists would be uniquely qualified to fill the roles
opening in the emerging and growing field of scribes. TTC’s
MSS program now features classroom training combined
with an onsite externship during the six-month program.
There is also a MSS Shortcut for Nursing Students program
that can be completed in six weeks. Certification: TTC’s
program is approved by the American College of Medical
Scribe Specialists (ACMSS). Upon successful completion of
the program, students are eligible through ACMSS to sit for
the MSCAT exam for the national certification. This certified
credential is the CMSS or the Certified Medical Scribe
Specialist.
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
HEALTH CARE
Careers in Health Information Management
Course Dates
Certified Coding Specialist Review
XHIM 560-W03 Certified Coding Specialist Review
Coding for Health Care Professionals
XCPT 512-W04 HCP Online Learning Introduction
XAHS 507-W03 HCP Medical Terminology
XHIM 513-W04 HCP Health Care Data Content
XHIM 563-W04 HCP ICD-9 Coding
XHIM 564-W03 HCP ICD-10 Coding
XHIM 564-W04 HCP ICD-10 Coding
XHIM 564-W01 HCP ICD-10 Coding
XHIM 518-W03 HCP CPT-4 Coding Basic
XHIM 518-W04 HCP CPT-4 Coding Basic
XHIM 519-W03 HCP CPT-4 Coding Advanced
XHIM 519-W01 HCP CPT-4 Coding Advanced
XHIM 520-W03 HCP Practicum
Coding Specialist (Term 1)
XCPT 501-W05 Online Learning Introduction
XAHS 522-W03 Medical Terminology
XAHS 589-W03 Anatomy and Physiology
XAHS 523-W03 Pharmacology
XAHS 524-W03 Human Diseases
Coding Specialist (Term 2)
XHIM 505-W02 Health Care Data Content
XHIM 505-W01 Health Care Data Content
XHIM 561-W04 ICD-9 Coding
XHIM 561-W05 ICD-9 Coding
XHIM 508-W03 Understanding Health Insurance
XHIM 508-W01 Understanding Health Insurance
XHIM 562-W03 ICD-10 Coding
Coding Specialist (Term 3)
XHIM 509-W03 CPT Coding Part 1
XHIM 511-W03 Electronic Health Records
XHIM 511-W05 Electronic Health Records
XHIM 510-W04 CPT Coding Part 2
XHIM 512-W03 Coding Externship-ALL Online
XHIM 512-003 Coding Externship-Online/Onsite
XHIM 512-W01 Coding Externship-ALL Online
XHIM 512-001 Coding Externship-Online/Onsite
Dental Office Professional
XDAT 501-W03 HIPAA and Blood-Borne Pathogens
XDAT 502-W03 Dental Terminology
XDAT 503-W03 Dental Billing
XDAT 504-W01 Dental Office Management
Medical Office Specialist
XMAA 506
Medical Office Specialist
Medical Scribe Specialist
XSCR 516-001 MSS Shortcut for Nursing Students
XSCR 517-001 Medical Scribe Specialist (MSS)
Oct. 1-Dec. 15
online
$429
Sept. 1-8
Sept. 9-Oct. 30
Sept. 9-Oct. 30
Nov. 2-Jan. 8
Sept. 8-Oct. 20
Oct. 12-Nov. 23
Jan. 11-Feb. 19
Nov. 2-Jan. 8
Dec. 4-Feb. 5
Sept. 8-Oct. 24
Jan. 11-March 4
Oct. 26-Nov. 13
online
online
online
online
online
online
online
online
online
online
online
online
$69
$285
$285
$285
$285
$285
$285
$285
$285
$285
$285
$285
Aug. 24-Sept. 4
Sept. 8-Oct. 30
Sept. 8-Oct. 30
Nov. 2-Dec. 15
Nov. 2-Dec. 15
online
online
online
online
online
$69
$285
$285
$285
$285
Aug. 3-Oct. 9
Jan. 11-March 4
Aug. 3-Sept. 23
Oct. 12-Dec. 3
Aug. 3-Sept. 11
Jan. 11-Feb. 19
Dec. 4-Feb. 13
online
online
online
online
online
online
online
$285
$285
$259
$259
$285
$285
$285
Aug. 3-Sept. 18
Aug. 3-Sept. 12
Nov. 16-Jan. 15
Sept. 21-Nov. 13
Nov. 16-Jan. 15
Nov. 16-Jan. 15
TBA
Jan. 18-Mar. 18
Jan. 18-Mar. 18
TBA
online
online
online
online
online
varies
online
varies
$285
$285
$285
$285
$339
$339
$339
$339
Sept. 14-Oct. 2
Oct. 5-Nov. 6
Nov. 9-Dec. 11
Jan. 11-29
online
online
online
online
$185
$185
$185
$185
Jan. (TBA)
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
TBA
Aug. 17-Oct. 2
Sept. 1-Feb. 5
MTuWTh
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
$2,639
see website description $669
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
$2,269
11
HEALTH CARE
Careers in Patient Care
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Emergency medical technicians provide
emergency care to the critically injured at an
emergency scene and/or enroute to a medical
facility. In an emergency, EMTs and paramedics
typically are dispatched to the scene by a 911 operator
and often work with police and fire department personnel.
Once they arrive, they determine the nature and extent of
the patient’s condition while trying to ascertain whether the
patient has preexisting medical problems. Following strict
rules and guidelines, they give appropriate emergency care
and, when necessary, transport the patient. Certification:
TTC’s EMT courses are regulated by the S.C. Emergency
Medical Services Department of the Division of Health and
Environmental Control. Graduates of the courses are eligible
to take the National Registry Examination.
Medical Assistant
Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
Certified nurse aides (CNA) perform tasks
under the supervision of nursing and medical staff.
CNAs monitor and record vital signs and perform
personal care skills including bathing, dressing
and toileting; assisting with meals; transfers and ambulation;
linen changes and room organization; and preventing
safety issues by following facility policies and procedures.
Certification: Students who successfully complete the CNA
training are eligible to sit for the S.C. Nurse Aide Certification
Exam administered by the NACES Plus Foundation, Inc. Upon
successfully passing the NNAAP testing, students are eligible
to receive a TTC CNA lapel pin.
Dialysis Technician
Dialysis technicians, also called hemodialysis technicians,
work to cleanse the kidneys and blood of impurities for those
experiencing acute or chronic renal failure. Dialysis is a
procedure that is a substitute for many normal duties of the
kidneys. Dialysis can allow individuals to live productive and
useful lives, even though their kidneys no longer function
adequately. Certification: Graduates of this program may be
eligible to take the Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technician
(CCHT) Exam offered by the Nephrology Nursing Certification
Commission (NNCC).
12
Medical assistants
perform routine
administrative and
clinical tasks to keep the offices of physicians, chiropractors
and other health practitioners running smoothly. The duties
of medical assistants vary from office to office, depending on
the location and size of the practice and the practitioner’s
specialty. Administrative duties may include: greeting
patients; updating and filing patients’ medical records; filling
out insurance forms; arranging for hospital admission and
laboratory services; handling billing and bookkeeping; and
telephoning prescriptions to a pharmacy. Clinical duties may
include: taking medical histories; recording vital signs; taking
electrocardiograms; collecting and preparing laboratory
specimens or performing basic laboratory tests on the
premises; and more. Certification: Students completing the
Medical Assistant program are eligible to sit for the Registered
Medical Assistant Exam given by the American Medical
Technologists Association. Program will be offered in July and
January.
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
HEALTH CARE
Careers in Patient Care
Patient Care Technician
Patient care technicians
(PCT) work under the
supervision of a doctor or
nurse and service patient
needs. Areas covered in the
TTC training program include,
but are not limited to: EKG
equipment and use; CPR
training with certification; basic
phlebotomy (no live sticks);
sterile technique; specimen
collection; measuring output
of body fluids including
nasogastric, chest tube and
surgical site drains; glucometer
use; Foley catheters; tracheostomy and supplemental oxygen
care appropriate to scope of practice. Certification: Students
who successfully complete the program will be awarded a
Patient Care Technician Certificate of Completion and BLS
Card. Prerequisite: Successful completion of the Certified
Nurse Aide Training Program.
Phlebotomy
Phlebotomists are specialized clinical support workers
who collect blood from patients for laboratory testing. They
also ensure that the blood is collected correctly, because if
specimens are harmed during the collection process, test
results may be unobtainable or worthless. Phlebotomists
work in hospitals, commercial laboratories, private physician
offices, public health departments, clinics, blood banks and
as paramedical examiners for life insurance companies.
Certification: A certificate of achievement is awarded to
individuals who successfully complete the Phlebotomy
classroom and clinical portion. Students must complete 60
hours of classroom training in addition to 120 hours of clinical
training at a clinical site to be determined by the Program
Manager and Externship Coordinator. Once the student has
completed both portions successfully, he/she will be eligible
to sit for a national certification exam. A certification exam
review class is also available for people who already perform
phlebotomy or who have recently completed an eligible
phlebotomy program. The course helps prepare you to take
the ASCP Certification Exam. Completion of the class does not
qualify the student to become a practicing phlebotomist.
Course Dates
Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
XNUR 501-015 Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Classroom)
Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Clinical)
XNUR 501-016 Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Classroom)
Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Clinical)
XNUR 501-017 Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Classroom)
Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Clinical)
XNUR 501-018 Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Classroom)
Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Clinical)
XNUR 501-019 Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Classroom)
Certified Nurse Aide Training Program (Clinical)
Dialysis Technician
XAHS 502-002 Dialysis Technician (Classroom)
Dialysis Technician (Clinical)
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
XEMS 501-004 Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Basic
XEMS 508-W04 EMT Basic – Internet Based
Medical Assistant
XMED 501-001 Medical Assistant Training Program
Patient Care Technician
XNUR 503-006 Patient Care Technician
XNUR 503-007 Patient Care Technician
Phlebotomy
XAHS 531-003 Phlebotomy Certification Exam Review
XAHS 530-005 Phlebotomy Training Program (Classroom)
Phlebotomy Training Program (Clinical)
XAHS 530-006 Phlebotomy Training Program (Classroom)
Phlebotomy Training Program (Clinical)
XAHS 530-007 Phlebotomy Training Program (Classroom)
Phlebotomy Training Program (Clinical)
Aug. 31-Sept. 23
Sept. 24-Oct. 7
Oct. 5-Nov. 5
Nov. 9-24
Oct. 12-Nov. 2
Nov. 3-16
Oct. 20-Nov. 19
Nov. 23-Dec. 3
Nov. 11-Dec. 7
Dec. 8-15
MTuWThF
MTuWThF
MTuWTh
MTuWTh
MWF
MTuWThF
TuTh
MTuWTh
MWF
MTuWThF
8 a.m.-1 p.m.
6:45 a.m.-noon
5-9 p.m.
4-9 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6:45 a.m.-3 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6:45 a.m.-3 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
6:45 a.m.-3 p.m.
$899
$899
$899
$899
$899
Sept. 14-Nov. 11 MW
Nov. 16-March 25 MW
5-9 p.m.
5-9 p.m.
$2,285
Sept. 8-March 15 TuTh
Oct. 5-April 11
M
6-10 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
$1,150
$1,150
Jan. 11-July 1
MTuWTh
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
$3,695
Sept. 8-Oct. 23
Oct. 26-Dec. 15
MTuWTh
MTuWTh
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-noon
Nov. 16-18
Sept. 8-Oct. 15
Oct. 19-Jan. 8
Sept. 12-Nov. 28
Nov. 30-Feb. 19
Oct. 5-Dec. 3
Dec. 7-Feb. 26
MW
TuTh
TBA
Sa
TBA
MTh
TBA
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
varies
8 a.m.-2 p.m.
varies
5:30-9:30 p.m.
varies
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
$899
$899
$99
$1,499
$1,499
$1,499
13
HEALTH CARE
Health Care Skills
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS SKILLS
ENHANCEMENT
IV Catheter
Insertion
Learn the
correct technique
of peripheral IV
catheter insertion.
Topics include,
but are not limited
to, vein location
and IV placement,
equipment and
supplies, insertion, anchoring techniques, and connecting to
IV tubing. Lab skills are performed on IV therapy mannequin
arms. To receive a certificate of completion, students must
demonstrate knowledge and competency in IV insertion skills
using proper safety and infection control techniques.
Massage Therapy Orthopedic Exam CEUs –
Spine Series
Attendees are exposed to many common orthopedic
examinations of the spinal region/soft tissues, with the
intention of understanding better the outcomes, signs,
symptoms and documentations associated with such
testing. This, in turn, allows massage therapists to better
communicate with medical professionals (DC, DO, PT, MD,
etc.) when co-managing and/or working with referral clients.
This class is approved through the state of South Carolina to
offer 12 hours of CEUs.
Reiki Healing
CPR AND FIRST AID
BLS Healthcare Provider
This eight-hour American Heart Association Basic Life
Support Healthcare Provider course teaches the skills of
CPR for victims of all ages (including ventilation with a
barrier device, a bag mask device and oxygen) and use of an
automated external defibrillator (AED). Book included.
Learn the ancient healing art of Usui Reiki, a gentle and
complementary energy modality. Classes incorporate a
combination of lecture, discussion, demonstration and handson practice. Topics include treatments, origin and history of
Reiki, the Reiki ideals and Usui hand positions. Instructor:
Patricia Newman, Certified Usui Reiki Master Teacher and
Certified Karuna Reiki Master. TTC is the only state-approved
CEU provider of these courses. Book not included.
Course Dates
XAHS 504-008
XAHS 504-009
XNUR 504-003
XNUR 504-004
XAHS 515-001
XAHS 527-003
XAHS 528-003
14
BLS Healthcare Provider
Sept. 15-17
BLS Healthcare Provider
Oct. 13-15
IV Catheter Insertion Sept. 19
IV Catheter Insertion Nov. 14
Massage Therapy Orthopedic Exam CEUs – Spine SeriesSept. 5-6
Reiki Introduction and Reiki I
Sept. 19
Reiki II
Oct. 17
TuTh
TuTh
Sa
Sa
SaSu
Sa
Sa
6-10 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
$85
$85
$139
$139
$199
$135
$235
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
MANUFACTURING, INDUSTRIAL AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES
Construction, Engineering and Environmental
Asbestos
Asbestos courses offered through TTC meet all
requirements for SCDHEC licensing and EPA AHERA/ASHARA
accreditation. Initial courses may be required for workers
involved with repair and maintenance activities that may
disturb asbestos containing materials or building materials
that are presumed to contain asbestos during their normal
work activities. Refresher classes are also available for
workers to keep their licensing up-to-date.
DOT Hazmat Transportation and Security
Awareness
This course focuses on the proper handling, packaging,
marking, labeling, placarding and transport of hazardous
materials. It also provides an overview of the security
requirements found in the Hazardous Materials Regulations.
Training materials included.
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP)
TTC offers initial and refresher courses to help workers
gain and keep their certification. Environmental Protection
Agency rules apply to contractors who renovate or repair
housing, childcare facilities or schools built before 1978. The
requirements apply to anyone who could potentially expose
children to lead dust during their work and include builders,
painters, plumbers and electricians.
Licensed Electrical Contractor Exam Preparation
Get the preparation you need to become a South Carolinalicensed electrician. Course topics include the national
electrical code, general electrical knowledge, electrical power,
grounding, service and branch circuits, conductors, lighting
and safety. Book not included.
Licensed Residential Builder Exam Preparation
Obtain the knowledge to become a licensed residential
builder in South Carolina. The course is designed to assist you
in your preparation to take the South Carolina Builder Exam.
Book not included.
Limited General Contractor Exam Preparation
Learn what you need
to know to become
a South Carolinalicensed limited general
contractor. This course
covers concrete and
masonry, types of metals,
envelope protection,
doors and windows,
blueprint reading and
safety. Book not included.
Course Dates
XENV 564-SS3
XENV 501-SS2
XENV 506-SS4
XENV 506-SS5
XENV 505-SS2
XENV 510-SS4
XENV 510-SS5
XENV 503-SS4
XENV 508-SS4
XENV 508-SS5
XENV 504-SS4
XENV 509-SS4
XENV 509-SS5
XENV 502-SS4
XENV 507-SS4
XENV 507-SS5
XENV 537-SS5
XENV 520-SS9
XENV 520-SS10
XENV 521-SS17
XENV 521-SS18
XENV 521-SS19
XENV 521-SS20
XBCT 505-004
XBCT 505-005
XBCT 503-006
XBCT 503-007
XBCT 504-005
Asbestos Cement Pipe Worker
Asbestos Inspector
Asbestos Inspector Refresher
Asbestos Inspector Refresher
Asbestos Management Planner
Asbestos Management Planner Refresher
Asbestos Management Planner Refresher
Asbestos O and M Worker
Asbestos O and M Worker Refresher
Asbestos O and M Worker Refresher
Asbestos Supervisor
Asbestos Supervisor Refresher
Asbestos Supervisor Refresher
Asbestos Worker
Asbestos Worker Refresher
Asbestos Worker Refresher
DOT Hazmat Transportation and Security Awareness
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Refresher
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Refresher
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Refresher
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Refresher
Licensed Electrical Contractor Exam Preparation
Licensed Electrical Contractor Exam Preparation
Licensed Residential Builder Exam Preparation
Licensed Residential Builder Exam Preparation
Limited General Contractor Exam Preparation
Sept. 9
Oct. 5-7
Sept. 3
Oct. 29
Oct. 8-9
Sept. 3
Oct. 29
Nov. 4-5
Sept. 1
Oct. 27
Nov. 16-20
Sept. 2
Oct. 28
Oct. 13-16
Sept. 1
Oct. 27
Oct. 7
Sept. 15
Nov. 10
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Nov. 9
Nov. 9
Sept. 10-12
Nov. 19-21
Sept. 24-26
Oct. 8-10
Oct. 22-24
W
MTuW
Th
Th
ThF
Th
Th
WTh
Tu
Tu
MTuWThF
W
W
TuWThF
Tu
Tu
W
Tu
Tu
M
M
M
M
ThFSa
ThFSa
ThFSa
ThFSa
ThFSa
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
1-5 p.m.
1-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
1-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-noon
1-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
$199
$599
$199
$199
$399
$199
$199
$299
$199
$199
$799
$299
$299
$499
$199
$199
$259
$299
$299
$159
$159
$159
$159
$425
$425
$499
$499
$499
15
MANUFACTURING, INDUSTRIAL AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES
Equipment and Machinery Training
Commercial Refrigeration
This course is a study of the maintenance and repair of
commercial refrigeration systems. Topics covered include the
troubleshooting and repair of walk-in and reach-in freezers
and ice machines.
Forklift Training: Powered Industrial Truck
Welding
Courses are offered in learning basic principles of Welding
– Gas Metal Arc MIG, Welding – Gas Tungsten Arc TIG and
Welding – Shielded Arc STICK, all in the flat and horizontal
positions. Participants must provide their own welding safety
equipment and tools.
For courses beginning with the code XLOG 501, learn
the correct care and use of forklift trucks. Included in the
program is the OSHA Powered Industrial Truck Standard,
29CFR1910.178, which covers forklift design limitations,
uses in material handling, pre-operation check, operator skills
and accident prevention. Upon successful completion of the
course, you receive a three-year certification in forklift driving/
operation skills. For courses beginning with the code XLOG
511, this course is the same as XLOG 501 but offered in a
bilingual Spanish/English format. All materials included.
HVAC Maintenance and
Troubleshooting
Courses offered cover the
performance of scheduled
preventive maintenance on
residential air conditioning and
electric heating equipment,
which includes cleaning,
servicing and operational
checkout. Advanced classes are
also available for students to
learn how to conduct repairs.
Book not included.
Course Dates
XACR 507-003
XLOG 501-SS8
XLOG 501-SS9
XLOG 511-SS1
XACR 502-005
XACR 509-001
XACR 509-002
XWLD 502-B03
XWLD 502-B04
XWLD 503-B03
XWLD 503-B04
XWLD 501-B03
XWLD 501-B04
16
Commercial Refrigeration
Forklift – Industrial Trucks
Forklift – Industrial Trucks
Forklift – Industrial Trucks
HVAC Maintenance Advanced
HVAC Refrigeration and Maintenance Basic
HVAC Refrigeration and Maintenance Basic
Welding – Gas Metal Arc MIG
Welding – Gas Metal Arc MIG
Welding – Gas Tungsten Arc TIG
Welding – Gas Tungsten Arc TIG
Welding – Shielded Arc STICK
Welding – Shielded Arc STICK
Oct. 3-Dec. 12
Aug. 31-Sept. 1
Nov. 12-13
Oct. 8-9
Oct. 20-Nov. 19
Sept. 1-Oct. 1
Oct. 3-Dec. 12
Aug. 8-29
Sept. 12-Oct. 3
Aug. 8-29
Sept. 12-Oct. 3
Aug. 8-29
Sept. 12-Oct. 3
Sa
MTu
ThF
ThF
TuTh
TuTh
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
5-9 p.m.
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
$599
$299
$299
$299
$559
$499
$499
$545
$545
$545
$545
$545
$545
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
MANUFACTURING, INDUSTRIAL AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES
Quality, Safety and Supply Chain
Basic Warehousing
This practical warehouse course is designed to help
you stay up-to-date with the most essential concepts in the
warehousing and distribution field. You will learn what you
need to know about equipment, layout, inventory control,
material handling and assess what works best for general
warehouse operations. The course includes basic tips on
controlling warehouse operations, developing and interpreting
a basic action plan as well as examples of time-tested
techniques and methodologies used for operation success.
Materials Included.
Certified Quality Improvement Associate
(CQIA) Exam Preparation The course is designed to support the student’s
preparation for taking the Quality Improvement Associate
(CQIA) Certification Exam. Individuals with at least two years
of work experience and who may be new to quality would
benefit from this exam preparation course. Book and materials
not included.
up operations; emergency response operations; and
storage, disposal or treatment of hazardous substances or
uncontrolled hazardous waste sites. HAZWOPER 40-hour is
required for employees working on a project consisting of
uncontrolled hazardous waste operation mandated by the
government. Training materials included.
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training
Interested in reducing waste and variability, streamlining
projects, improving processes and reducing costs? If so,
then this program is an ideal option for you! Designed for
professionals with little or no prior experience with Lean
or Six Sigma methodologies, this three-day Green Belt
course builds a foundation of critical skills and strategies.
Learn how to strengthen your organization via the use of
Lean and Six Sigma concepts and techniques which are an
asset to any industry including manufacturing, health care,
financial services and information technology. Materials and
certification exam included.
NFPA 70E Flash Training
HAZWOPER 8-hour Refresher
This course meets the requirements outlined in OSHA 29
CFR 1910.120 for eight hours of annual refresher training for
workers at hazardous waste sites. This course is designed for
general site workers who remove hazardous waste or who are
exposed or potentially exposed to hazardous substances or
health hazards. Training materials included.
HAZWOPER 24-hour
The 24-hour course covers broad issues pertaining to
the hazard recognition at work sites. HAZWOPER 24-hour is
required for employees visiting an uncontrolled hazardous
waste operation mandated by the government. Training
materials included.
HAZWOPER 40-hour
This course is specifically designed for workers who
are involved in clean-up operations; voluntary clean-
This course defines the requirements for work practices
that workers should use to avoid injury from a release of
electrical energy when performing tasks involving electrical
power. Course provides participants with the information
to prevent or minimize exposure to all widely recognized
electrical hazards. The 2009 edition (NFPA 70E) is used.
OSHA 10-hour General Industry Safety
This course is for entry-level workers and provides general
awareness on recognizing and preventing hazards in a
general industry setting. Training materials included.
OSHA 30-hour General Industry Safety
This course is a comprehensive safety program designed
for general industry workers and supervisors. Specifically
devised for safety directors, foremen and field supervisors,
the program provides complete information on OSHA
compliance issues. Training materials included.
Course Dates
XLOG 509-SS1
XLOG 509-SS2
XBUS 640-001
XENV 533-SS5
XENV 531-SS3
XENV 531-SS4
XENV 532-SS3
XENV 532-SS4
XBUS 550-003
XENV 536-SS1
XENV 534-SS3
XENV 535-SS3
Basic Warehousing
Basic Warehousing
Certified Quality Improvement Associate (CQIA) Exam Preparation
HAZWOPER 8-hour Refresher
HAZWOPER 24-hour
HAZWOPER 24-hour
HAZWOPER 40-hour
HAZWOPER 40-hour
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training
NFPA 70E Flash Training
OSHA 10-hour Industry Safety
OSHA 30-hour Industry Safety
Sept. 8-24
Nov. 3-19
Sept. 8-Oct. 27
TuTh
TuTh
TuTh
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
Oct. 9
Sept. 21-23
Nov. 30-Dec. 2
Sept. 21-25
Nov. 30-Dec. 4
Oct. 14-16
Sept. 10
Nov. 16-17
Nov. 16-19
F
MTuW
MTuW
MTuWThF
MTuWThF
WThF
Th
MTu
MTuWTh
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
$299
$299
$599
$259
$559
$559
$799
$799
$1,250
$359
$259
$679
17
Online Offerings
Why Take Online Courses?
• Flexibility
•Convenience
• Savings on travel time and expense
• Variety of classes offered
• A necessity for stay-at-home parents
Online Courses
Contact: Linda Fletcher, ceonlinehelp@tridenttech.edu,
843.574.6689
TTC offers more than 600 online continuing education
courses. Online courses vary in length, price and start time.
They can be self-paced or instructor-led. In order to provide
you with a wide array of course topics and certifications,
we have partnered with several organizations. Specific
information needed for the online courses can be found by
visiting the website, www.tridenttech.edu/ce. Topics include:
•Accounting
•Business
• Business Communication
• Career Skills
• Child, Parent and Family
•Communication
• College Readiness
• Computer Application
• Computer Programming
• Conversation Skills
• Creative Writing
• Customer Service
• Digital Photography
• eMarketing
•Entrepreneurship
• Event Planning
•Finance
• Graphic Design
18
• Health Care
• Health and Wellness
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Human Resources
• Industrial and Skilled Trades
• Interpersonal Skills
•Languages
•Leadership
• Management
• Multimedia
• Organizational Skills
• PC Networking and Security
• Personal Enrichment
• Personal Finance
• Project Management
• Professional Development/Skills
• Sales and Marketing
• Small Business
• Social Media
• Supervisory Skills
• Teaching and Education/Recertification
• Test Preparation
• Travel and Tourism
• Web Design
• Writing and Publishing
Online Programs
TTC’s online programs prepare you for a career. They
consist of more than one course and often allow you to sit for
professional examinations upon successful completion.
•CATIA
• Coding for Health Care Professionals
• Coding Specialist Training Program
• Dental Office Professional Training Program
• Personal Trainer Recertification
• Pharmaceutical Sales Training Program
For detailed course descriptions and more,
visit www.tridenttech.edu/ce.
College classes and job training in
your community
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Main Campus, North Charleston
Palmer Campus, Downtown Charleston
Berkeley Campus, Moncks Corner
Mount Pleasant Campus, Mount Pleasant
Summerville Site at Trolley Road, Summerville
St. Paul’s Parish Site, Hollywood
Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center, St.
George
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Charleston History and Culture
AU PAIR
Exploring the
Holy City: Gullah,
Grits and Ghosts
Learn about the
culture of Charleston
and explore
unique aspects
of the Lowcountry
through experiental
learning activities
and excursions.
Students gain indepth knowledge of Southern culture, history and language,
while discovering many beautiful Charleston landmarks and
special events. Students interact directly in American life by
participating in community-based learning projects inside
and outside the classroom. Walk with us through Charleston
graveyards, secret alleys, sanctuaries and cemeteries. Listen
to Lowcountry ghost stories and learn about Charleston’s
supernatural side from local historians. Participants will
meet on Friday, Oct. 23 by 4 p.m. at the TTC Palmer Campus,
downtown Charleston. Registration fee includes admission
for events but does not include food. Registration deadline
is Sept. 28. Note: This course satisfies 30 hours of the
requirements for au pairs.
CHARLESTON ARTISANS SERIES
Join local artisans for a night of coffee, conversation
and collaboration. Complimentary coffee provided at each
session.
Artisan Handmade Soaps
Join Denise Mungin of ‘GIN Soap Company and learn the art
and craft of making homemade artisan soaps. From Aromatherapy
to Mango Tango, Off the Vine and Rose Blossom, these soap
fragrances will envelop your senses. You not only get to make
your own soap, but take it home to enjoy.
Storyteller Music Series – The Summer of You
and Me
Join singer/songwriter Tristina Dupree for a night of music and
storytelling from her first EP “The Summer of You and Me” (CD
included with class registration), featuring her hit about zombies
called “All I See is Red” as well as a song that she wrote about
being dumped three times on her birthday.
Storyteller Novel Series – Raptures: Tales of
Darkness & Light
The stories of Charles Watts take you on journeys to Iran to
hunt for a wolf cub, to India to learn how to fish, and on an epic
journey across the U.S. with a man and his dog – funny, poignant,
haunting and perceptive. Registration fee includes his book of
short stories, “Raptures: Tales of Darkness & Light.”
Storyteller Poetry Series – Poetically Thinking
Join local Charleston poet, Denise Mungin, as she shares
selections from her “Poetically Thinking” series of books.
Enjoy these fun, energetic and inspiring books as you learn
more about the Gullah culture and African-American people.
Registration fee includes both “Poetically Thinking” poetry
series books.
Storyteller Poetry Series – Poetry Slam
Join Matthew Foley, founder of Holy City Youth Slam, for an
exploration of the art of spoken word. He breaks down the process
of writing poems and will perform excerpts from his book “We
Could Be Oceans” and album, “What You Will Need in Class
Today.” Registration fee includes a copy of his book and album.
Storyteller Poetry Series – Waking Up in a
Beautiful Room
Charles Watts has been writing audience-oriented poetry since
the late ‘60s and has presented his work in readings across the
U.S. and abroad. In addition, he edited Seizure Magazine and
organized poetry workshops on three continents. Registration
fee includes his book “Waking Up in a Beautiful Room.”
Course Dates
Au Pair
XHOS-556 Z01 Exploring the Holy City: Gullah, Grits and Ghosts
Oct. 23-25
Charleston Artisans Series
XFAR 506-001 Artisan Handmade Soaps
Oct. 28
XFAR 506-002 Artisan Handmade Soaps
Dec. 2
XFAR 502-P01 Storyteller Music Series – The Summer of You and Me Sept. 15
XFAR 504-P01 Storyteller Novel Series – Raptures: Tales of Darkness Aug. 26
and Light
XFAR 501-P01 Storyteller Poetry Series – Poetically Thinking
Aug. 18
XFAR 503-P01 Storyteller Poetry Series – Poetry Slam
Oct. 14
XFAR 505-P01 Storyteller Poetry Series – Waking Up In a Oct. 26
Beautiful Room
FSaSu
see description
W
W
Tu
W
6-8:30 p.m.
6-8:30 p.m.
6:30-8 p.m.
6:30-8 p.m.
$29
$29
$19
$19
Tu
W
M
6:30-8 p.m.
6:30-8 p.m.
6:30-8 p.m.
$19
$19
$19
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
$325
19
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Culinary Arts
CULINARY
Oh Oktoberfest!
30-Minute Meals
Whip up fajitas, blackened flounder on a bed of sautéed
Brussels sprouts, roasted potatoes and grilled chicken served
with green beans and mashed potatoes.
5-Ingredient Dinner Fix
Prepare amazing dishes with just five ingredients. Chef
Ellis Grossman shows you how to get creative with few
ingredients.
Creative Custom Cheesemaking
Make ricotta, mozzarella and feta cheeses, then stuff
ravioli with ricotta, prepare a mozzarella and prosciutto
roulade appetizer and a watermelon salad with feta.
Cuban Cha-Cha-Cha
Enjoy tropical flavors of pork picadillo empañaditas; ropa
vieja; moros y critianos; and finish with coconut milk and rum
flan with roasted pineapple.
Elegant Holiday Buffet
Chef Dani guides you in making pecan crusted pork
tenderloin with sweet onion balsamic confit; polenta cakes
with browned butter and fried sage; and more.
From the Farm to Your Plate
Chef Ellis Grossman helps you prepare a gazpacho soup,
classic succotash, roasted fingerling potatoes and an herb
encrusted chicken breast.
Gourmet Burgers
Create amazing gourmet burgers by using a meat grinder,
forming delicious combinations, then move on to stuffing and
grilling techniques.
Grito de Dolores!
Chef Juana Galvan guides you in making kipes, bacalaito,
dominican braised chicken, platanos maduros al caldero and
cortadito de leche.
Halloween Pumpkin Carving
Enjoy Halloween by carving your own ghoulish pumpkin
creation with stencils and tools! Registration includes one
adult and one child or one single adult can register.
Local Lowcountry Cuisine
Make wursti, braised cabbage, beer cheese soup, corned
beef and wiener schnitzel using the finest of craft-brewed
spirits.
Rivalry Tailgating
Try out baked chicken wings with
original sauces, BBQ pork and hot
sauce, Southern potato salad and a
cold green bean and broccoli salad.
Thanksgiving 911
Learn turkey essentials like
selecting the right bird, prepping
techniques, cook times and methods
such as brining and smoking and
making a successful stuffing.
Thanksgiving Treats
Make fun and festive treats using traditional ingredients
such as turkey, cranberries, sweet potatoes and more. Recipe
booklet included. Registration includes one adult and one
child or one single adult can register.
The Art of Making Sausage
Learn the art of sausage-making from the meat grinder to
the frying pan or grill and make homemade brats, andouille
and chorizo sausages.
The Farmer and The Chef
Join The Farmer, Jim Martin of Compost in My Shoe,
and The Chef, David Vagasky of the Culinary Institute of
Charleston, for the ultimate farm-to-table experience.
The French Connection Cooking Series
In this four-part cooking series, make classic French
mother sauces, famous soups, pastries and delicious
desserts including rosemary dijon croque monsieurs;
chicken braised in pinot fris with mushrooms, leeks and
dijon mustard; savory cream puffs with smoked salmon
and cucumbers; and sage green apple and aged
cheddar tart.
Traditional Japanese Gohan
Join Chef Yuri for a traditional Japanese gohan (meal).
Prepare curry, pork katsu and anko sweet adzuki beans,
which are commonly used in Japanese confectionery.
Join Chef Ellis Grossman as we prepare fresh collards,
macaroni and cheese, fried chicken and Lowcountry shrimp
and grits topped with sausage gravy.
20
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Culinary Arts
PASTRY AND BAKING
Quick Breads and Cakes
Art of Breadmaking I and II
Chef David Vagasky of the Culinary Institute of
Charleston teaches you how to make French bâtards, épis
de blé, focaccia, ciabatta with stiff biga and six strand
braid challah. Then move to deeper flavors including
fermented French bread, light and marble rye breads,
sourdough and seeded sourdough.
Experiment with savory goat cheese, sun-dried tomato,
and olive cake, lavender pound cake with apple pear compote
and Provençal almond cake with orange jam.
Thanksgiving Pies
Make homemade pie from dough to filling and baking,
including pumpkin, sweet potato, pecan, apple and coconut
cream!
World Desserts
Celebration Cookies
Bake French butter cookies with dark chocolate ganache,
Christmas biscotti, Viennese hazelnut wafers, Scottish oat
cakes, amoretti and luscious lemon bars.
Gingerbread Houses
Decorate a homemade gingerbread house with an
assortment of candies and powdered sugar snow; holiday
snacks served. Registration includes one adult and one child
or one single adult can register.
Explore international
flavors: tarte tartin,
yogurt lemon cake, fried
bananas with sesame
coconut cookies, double
nut biscotti and salted
caramel brownies.
Course Dates
Culinary
XHOS 638-001 5-Ingredient Dinner Fix
XHOS 562-001 30-Minute Meals
XHOS 654-001 Creative Custom Cheesemaking
XHOS 584-001 Cuban Cha-Cha-Cha
XHOS 586-001 Elegant Holiday Buffet
XHOS 637-001 From the Farm to Your Plate
XHOS 634-001 Gourmet Burgers
XHOS 641-001 Grito de Dolores!
XHOS 648-001 Halloween Pumpkin Carving
XHOS 639-001 Local Lowcountry Cuisine
XHOS 636-001 Oh Oktoberfest!
XHOS 640-001 Rivalry Tailgating XHOS 652-001 Thanksgiving 911
XHOS 649-001 Thanksgiving Treats
XHOS 635-001 The Art of Making Sausage
XHOS 643-P01 The Farmer and The Chef
XHOS 647-001 The French Connection Cooking Series
XHOS 642-001 Traditional Japanese Gohan
Pastry and Baking
XHOS 596-P03 Art of Breadmaking I
XHOS 599-P02 Art of Breadmaking II
XHOS 653-001 Celebration Cookies
XHOS 506-001 Gingerbread Houses
XHOS 506-002 Gingerbread Houses
XHOS 506-003 Gingerbread Houses
XHOS 650-001 Quick Breads and Cakes
XHOS 644-001 Thanksgiving Pies
XHOS 651-001 World Desserts
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 8
Sept. 30
Nov. 11
Oct. 27
Sept. 3
Sept. 16
Oct. 31
Nov. 3
Sept. 17
Nov. 17
Nov. 9
Nov. 21
Oct. 19
Sept. 21
Oct. 15-Nov. 5
Oct. 26
Tu
Tu Th
W
W
Tu Th
W
Sa
Tu
Th
Tu
M
Sa
M
M
Th
M
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
9-11:30 a.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
9-11:30 a.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6:30-8:30 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
$69
$69
$69
$69
$69
$69
$75
$75
$59
$69
$75
$69
$75
$59
$69
$49
$299
$69
Oct. 10
Nov. 21
Nov. 18
Dec. 5
Dec. 5
Dec. 5
Oct. 21
Nov. 24
Oct. 28
Sa
Sa
W
Sa
Sa
Sa
W
Tu
W
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
10-11:30 a.m.
noon-1:30 p.m.
2-3:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
$149
$149
$69
$65
$65
$65
$69
$75
$69
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
21
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Defensive Driving and Motorcycle Safety
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
Motorcycle Experienced Rider (BRC2)
Defensive Driving
Drivers who have
accumulated penalty
points against their
records can have up
to four points removed
upon successful
completion of this
National Safety Council
course. Depending
on your insurance
carrier, a discount
may be available. You
must register in advance and be on time. As a reminder, any
person who drives a motor vehicle when his or her license is
cancelled, suspended or revoked is in violation of S.C. Statute
56-1-460 and is subject to arrest; this includes driving to
and from TTC campuses. The student should verify before
enrolling (at www.scdmvonline.com) if you have a penalty
points balance on your driving record for the credited points
to be applied. Note: This is not a course for ADSAP substance
violations. Book included.
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY
Student riders are required to have the following items:
eye protection (sunglasses, prescription lenses OK), overankle footwear, leather gloves, long pants and long-sleeve
shirt or jacket, full face helmet (half helmets not permitted;
helmets may be available for use).
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
This course is for both the inexperienced rider, or
for a rider needing the Motorcycle Safety Foundation
Certification, and teaches the basic techniques of safely
riding a motorcycle. The course meets South Carolina law
for an insurance discount, so please contact your insurance
company to verify your eligibility. Students must pass both
a written and riding assessment to receive the Motorcycle
Safety Foundation card. Classroom Instruction: Friday, 6-10
p.m. and Sunday, 2-4:30 p.m. Practical Application Riding:
Saturday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Sunday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Class
riding time may vary due to weather conditions and level of
enrollment. Training bikes are provided for the Basic Rider
course; however, street-legal, registered and insured personal
bikes are permitted for use in the course. Students with a
learner’s permit who successfully complete this course are
eligible for the Motorcycle License Waiver Test. Prerequisite:
Basic Rider enrollees must be eligible for a driver’s license
and able to ride a bicycle. Book included.
22
This course is a skills tune-up for the experienced rider
and a refresher for licensed operators or for those riding
with a passenger. Both the rider and the passenger must
be registered as students (course fee is for rider only). This
course meets South Carolina law for an insurance discount,
so contact your insurance carrier for eligibility. Students must
pass both a written and riding assessment. Course consists
of two hours of classroom instruction and four-and-one-half
hours of practical application riding. Students must provide
a street-legal, insured and fully registered motorcycle; proof
of ownership is required. Students with a learner’s permit
who successfully complete this course are eligible for the
Motorcycle License Waiver Test. Prerequisites: Students
must have an M class motorcycle license, motorcycle license
endorsement or a motorcycle learner’s permit. Materials
included.
Motorcycle License Waiver Test (3PT)
For individuals with a S.C. Motorcycle Learner’s Permit who
successfully complete the Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC) or
Motorcycle Experienced Rider (BRC2) course, this new feature
is now available. Participants successfully completing this test
within 14 days of the
completed BRC or
BRC2 course earn a
SC DMV Motorcycle
License Waiver to be
presented to their
local DMV to receive
a license. The class
runs most every
Saturday from 9 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Testing
time slots will be prescheduled upon the conclusion of the previous BRC or BRC2
course and students must be pre-enrolled for the test on one
of the two following Saturdays. The test must be scheduled
within 14 calendar days after but not prior to successful
completion of the BRC or BRC2 course for the license
waiver to be accepted by the DMV. Students can test on the
motorcycle on which they took the BRC course. However, at
the presentation of waiver papers to the DMV for the license,
if recalled by the DMV for a re-test, you may be asked by the
DMV to have a motorcycle available for that appointment.
BRC2 students use their own bike for this test.
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Defensive Driving and Motorcycle Safety
Course Dates
XDDC 501-027
XDDC 501-028
XDDC 501-029
XDDC 501-030
XDDC 501-031
XDDC 501-032
XDDC 501-033
XDDC 501-034
XDDC 501-035
XDDC 501-036
XDDC 502-010
XDDC 502-011
XDDC 502-012
XDDC 502-013
XDDC 502-014
XMTS 501-031
XMTS 501-032
XMTS 501-033
XMTS 501-034
XMTS 501-035
XMTS 501-036
XMTS 501-037
XMTS 501-038
XMTS 501-039
XMTS 501-040
XMTS 501-041
XMTS 501-042
XMTS 501-043
XMTS 503-011
XMTS 503-012
XMTS 503-013
XMTS 503-014
XMTS 503-015
XMTS 503-016
XMTS 515-031
XMTS 515-032
XMTS 515-033
XMTS 515-034
XMTS 515-035
XMTS 515-036
XMTS 515-037
XMTS 515-038
XMTS 515-039
XMTS 515-040
XMTS 515-041
XMTS 515-042
XMTS 515-043
XMTS 515-044
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Saturday
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Weeknights
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Weeknights
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Weeknights
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Weeknights
Defensive Driving (DDC-8) Weeknights
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Basic Rider (BRC)
Motorcycle Experienced Rider (BRC2)
Motorcycle Experienced Rider (BRC2)
Motorcycle Experienced Rider (BRC2)
Motorcycle Experienced Rider (BRC2)
Motorcycle Experienced Rider (BRC2)
Motorcycle Experienced Rider (BRC2)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Motorcycle License Waiver (3PT)
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 24
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Dec. 5
Dec. 12
Sept. 15-16
Oct. 14-15
Oct. 27-28
Nov. 18-19
Dec. 15-16
Sept. 11-13
Sept. 18-20
Sept. 25-27
Oct. 2-4
Oct. 9-11
Oct. 16-18
Oct. 23-25
Oct. 30-Nov. 1
Nov. 6-8
Nov. 13-15
Nov. 20-22
Dec. 4-6
Dec. 11-13
Sept. 12
Sept. 26
Oct. 10
Oct. 24 Nov. 14
Dec. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Dec. 5
Dec. 12
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
TuW
WTh
TuW
WTh
TuW
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
FSaSu
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
see description
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
by appointment
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$89
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$259
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
$25
23
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Floral and Interior Design
FLORAL DESIGN
Flowers cost approximately $35 per class session except
for Funeral Design, which cost $49 per class session.
Students can purchase scissors, wire cutters and a floral
design knife from instructors at the first class. These tools
cost approximately $15 each.
Floral Design Certificate
This program can lead to a professional career by
completing five courses and a 100-hour internship.
Courses required include: Floral Design I and II, Funeral
Design, Holiday Design and Wedding Design. To sign up
for the certificate track, call 843.574.6152.
Christmas Holiday Design
Create a beautiful holiday-themed centerpiece for your
dining room table along with creative accent pieces to
decorate your home for Christmas. Location: Tiger Lily,
downtown Charleston.
Floral Design I
For those looking to enter the floral industry or simply
nurture their creative side, this class teaches flower
arranging fundamentals, materials and equipment,
identification of fresh flowers and appropriate uses as well
as principles of design and color. Location: Z01 – Anna Bella
Florals, downtown Charleston; Z02 – OK Florist and Gifts,
Summerville. Book included.
Funeral Design
Learn how to create casket, easel and basket
arrangements and the history, current trends and terminology
of sympathy arrangements. Location: Tiger Lily, downtown
Charleston. Prerequisite: Floral Design I.
Thanksgiving Holiday Design
Create a beautiful holiday-themed centerpiece for your
dining room table along with creative accent pieces to
decorate your home for Thanksgiving. Location: Anna Bella
Florals, downtown Charleston.
Wedding Design
Learn how to create cascade and hand-tied bouquets,
corsages and boutonnieres. Decorations for the church or
ceremony site and reception centerpieces are also covered.
Location: Z01 – Tiger Lily, downtown Charleston; Z02 – OK
Florist, Summerville. Prerequisite: Floral Design I.
INTERIOR DESIGN
SAVE! Enroll in both Home Staging I and II by Tuesday, Oct.
11 for $174 at a cost savings of $54.
Interior Design Certificate
To earn the certificate, you must satisfactorily
complete all of the courses listed below. Please note the
order and prerequisites listed. Because of the outside
projects that must be completed, we do not recommend
taking Interior Design II and Materials Presentation at
the same time. Courses required to earn the certificate
include: Interior Design I, Interior Design II, Drafting I,
Materials Presentation, Window Treatments and Interior
Design III.
Commercial Interior Design
Attract customers with a well-designed floor plan. Become
familiar with the codes and space planning for commercial
interiors, including retail, hospitality and public spaces. Learn
the differences among finishes for these spaces and make
your business stand out among the rest.
Drafting I
Topics include reading blueprints, using an architect’s
scale and drafting floor plans and elevations by hand. Learn
to lay out room and furniture plans. Prerequisite: Interior
Design I. This is a required course to receive the Interior
Design Certificate. Materials not included.
24
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Floral and Interior Design
Halloween Costume Workshop
Tired of shopping Halloween costume stores with the
same boring costumes? Want to wear something original or
homemade? Learn the basics of sewing your own costume!
Enrollment is open to adults and youth ages 8+. Prerequisite:
Sewing Introduction. Materials not included.
Home Staging I and II
Highlight a home’s strengths, downplay its weaknesses
and appeal to the greatest possible pool of prospective
buyers with these home-staging tips. Move on to the next
level and learn how to do consultations, submit bids, make
presentations and more. Book included.
Upholstery Introduction
In this hands-on class, students will upholster a Parsons
chair by learning the simple principles of “pull and staple”
combined with just a few techniques used by the pros.
Materials not included; chair and fabric provided by instructor.
Upholstery: Turning Trash into Treasure
Experience upholstering a wing chair with hands-on
practice using the same techniques and tricks the pros use.
Leave class inspired to transform your own furniture into the
fashionable pieces seen in decorating magazines. Materials
not included; chair and fabric provided by instructor.
Interior Design I and II
Learn the basic rules for color, wallpapering, furniture
arranging, accessorizing and lighting. Also, what to look for
when selecting quality flooring, wood furniture, upholstery
and fabrics. Then move on from the basics to the psychology
of color and how to design a room. These are required
courses to receive the Interior Design Certificate. Materials not
included.
Sewing Introduction
Course covers the basics of using a sewing machine, how
to make a button hole, sew on buttons, install a zipper and
finally, make a patchwork pillow to keep your t-shirt memories
alive. Enrollment is open to adults and youth ages 8+.
Materials not included.
Course Dates
Floral Design
XFLD 515-Z01 Christmas Holiday Design
XFLD 501-Z03 Floral Design I
XFLD 503-Z01 Funeral Design
XFLD 506-Z01 Thanksgiving Holiday Design
XFLD 505-Z02 Wedding Design
Interior Design
XIND 539-001 Commercial Interior Design
XIND 536-002 Drafting I
XIND 541-001 Halloween Costume Workshop
XIND 513-001 Home Staging I
XIND 513-002 Home Staging I
XIND 540-001 Home Staging II
XIND 540-002 Home Staging II
XIND 501-002 Interior Design I
XIND 502-001 Interior Design II
XIND 600-001 Sewing Introduction
XIND 601-001 Upholstery Introduction
XIND 514-001 Upholstery: Turning Trash into Treasure
Dec. 1
Oct. 1-Nov. 19
Oct. 13-Nov. 3
Nov. 18
Oct. 13-Dec. 1
Tu
Th
Tu
W
Tu
6-8 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-8 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
$59
$229
$139
$59
$239
Nov. 9-18
Aug. 13-Oct. 1
Oct. 17
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Oct. 21
Nov. 4
Aug. 3-26
Sept. 17-Nov. 19
Oct. 3-10
Sept. 21-22
Sept. 23-Oct. 28
MW
Th
Sa
W
W
W
W
MW
Th
Sa
MTu
W
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-noon
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
$129
$209
$99
$129
$129
$99
$99
$209
$209
$199
$169
$429
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
25
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Outdoor Living
Camellias – Local Asian Beauties
Design Sustainability
Citrus in the Southeast with “The Citrus Guy”
Dig It! Getting Started Organic
Composting
Horticulture Activities for Everyone
Join master gardener Darren Sheriff and learn how to grow
and care for these local Asian beauties. This class will review
types of camellias, the pests that could destroy them, growing
them in containers or your yard, and pruning and mulching
them. And finally, find out about the annual Camellia Show.
Join “The Citrus Guy,” Darren Sheriff, as he takes you on a
citrus journey across the Southeast. By the end of this course
you will better understand how to identify a variety of citrus
fruits as well as how to grow, maintain and protect them so
you can enjoy eating them.
Join Ariel McClain of Humble Farm, LLC and Fine
Gardening, LLC to discover the science and art of composting.
Explore the use of worms, vermicomposting technique and
beneficial vegetation to brew compost teas and increase your
garden’s sustainability and fertility.
Container Gardening
Learn the basics of designing and creating a container
garden from the design recipe and size consideration to
which annuals and perennials do well in containers, color
combinations, shade or full sun, water requirements, basic
soilless mixture recipe and fertilizers.
Learn how to design and sustain the beauty of your yard
using pavers, pergola, walkways and stepping stones. Also,
accentuate your yard with a fire pit or a variety of walkway
lighting. By the end of this class, you will have the knowledge
to create an award-winning yard.
Join Ariel McClain of Humble Farm, LLC and Fine
Gardening, LLC as she gets you started with organic
gardening. Learn how to assess your yard or future garden
site and plan your garden based on your location. Also,
explore how to make the quintessential chef’s garden.
This course is designed for caregivers who are looking
for garden activities for children, adults with disabilities and
for beginners who wish to use gardening for relaxation. The
course covers container and small gardening, garden safety,
accessible design for people with mobility issues and much
more.
Irrigation Maintenance
Don’t totally depend on the summer rains to irrigate your
lawn. Learn simple irrigation terminology, components and
repair, water conservation, and how to install a drip and
determine flow for spray heads and rotary heads. This class
will teach you how to keep your lawn hydrated and beautiful!
Landscape Design
Gain the knowledge and practical experience to design
your own outdoor space. Topics covered include determining
needs, budgeting, identifying sun orientation, planning your
areas, discussing principles of design, Internet resources,
drawing a base map of your property and much more.
Landscape Maintenance
Learn to maintain a beautiful lawn and be the envy of your
neighborhood. By the end of this class you will know ways to
properly prune and your plant’s worst pests, understand plant
disease and how to battle weeds and fungal disease, and how
and when to plant types of turf grass and keep it green.
Plant Growth, Form and Development
Hear a basic overview of botanical science as it relates
to the cultivation of plants. Learn about plant forms and
structures, growth and development mechanisms and gain
understanding of the 16 essential chemical elements for
plant growth. Suggested companion course is Soils – Know
Your Dirt!
26
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Outdoor Living
Soils – Know Your Dirt!
Get a basic overview of mineral soil science as it relates
to the cultivation of plants. Course covers soil physical and
chemical properties, soil testing and analysis, and nutrient
management in a sustainable manner. Suggested companion
course is Plant Growth, Form and Development.
What To Know Before You Grow!
Understand the rules for landscaping and home
renovation projects. Topics for discussion include county/city
jurisdictions, home owner associations, codes, tree removal,
invasive plants, design review requirements for permit
applications, and avoiding power and water lines.
What’s Wrong and Right with My Yard?
Rose Varieties for Lowcountry Gardens
Gain an overview of the various rose varieties that can be
grown in our local gardens. Details of each variety covering
growth habit, pathogens and other cultural care will be
presented along with information on cultivar names. This
course will cover both Old Garden Roses and Modern Garden
Roses.
Let’s take a good look at your yard, make it more inviting
and answer some important questions. Topics covered
include sun exposure, gardening interests, soil types,
drainage, fencing, landscape design, water features, pet safe
features, and encouraging bird presence. Bring pictures of
your yard to discuss.
Woody Plants and Shrubs – Native and
Ornamentals
Gain a general knowledge of plant identification, usage
and habit of common native and ornamental woody flora
within our landscapes. The classroom segments will be
enhanced by an outdoor walking portion; dress accordingly
and bring a water bottle. An hour lunch break will be given
halfway through the class.
Course Dates
XHRT 510-001
XHRT 509-001
XHRT 508-001
XHRT 511-001
XHRT 507-001
XHRT 513-001
XHRT 514-001
XHRT 520-001
XHRT 506-001
XHRT 519-001
XHRT 517-001
XHRT 515-001
XHRT 516-001
XHRT 505-001
XHRT 512-001
XHRT 518-001
Camellias – Local Asian Beauties Citrus in the Southeast with The Citrus Guy
Composting
Container Gardening
Design Sustainability Dig It! Getting Started Organic
Horticulture Activities for Everyone Irrigation Maintenance
Landscape Design
Landscape Maintenance
Plant Growth, Form and Development
Rose Varieties for Lowcountry Gardens
Soils – Know Your Dirt!
What To Know Before You Grow!
What’s Wrong and Right with My Yard?
Woody Plants and Shrubs – Native and Ornamentals
Oct. 17
Nov. 7
Aug. 6
Oct. 10
Nov. 14
Aug. 15
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Sept. 5-26
Oct. 3
Sept. 9-30
Nov. 5-19
Sept. 8-29
Oct. 21
Aug. 8
Oct. 10-17
Sa
Sa
Th
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
W
Th
Tu
W
Sa
Sa
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
10 a.m.-noon
10 a.m.-noon
6-7:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-noon
10 a.m.-noon
9 a.m.-noon
9 a.m.-noon
10 a.m.-noon
9 a.m.-noon
10 a.m.-noon
6-7:30 p.m.
6-7:30 p.m.
6-7:30 p.m.
6-8 p.m.
9 a.m.-noon
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
$19
$19
$19
$39
$29
$39
$39
$29
$119
$29
$119
$89
$119
$29
$39
$119
27
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Special Topics
LANGUAGES
Maximizing Your Money Series
Spanish
Whether just for fun or to communicate better at
work, these courses teach you the basics of everyday
conversational Spanish for business and travel. You need
little or no background with the Spanish language. Special
topic language classes allow you to learn key Spanish phrases
for use in working in a health care setting or other positions
involving customer service. Materials included.
PERSONAL FINANCE
Fundamentals of Investing
This course introduces the novice to key investment
strategy, terminology and financial concepts. Learn the basics
to help develop a financial plan and build a well-balanced
portfolio including how to look at your asset allocation and
diversification; managing risk; stocks and bonds; shortterm investments; mutual funds; understanding compound
interest, credit cards and bank fees; and other financial
strategies for today’s complex financial world.
Making Money From Your Home Computer
Did you know that there are many legitimate work-fromhome sites? Learn how to find, register and get started
making money. This course will also introduce you to other
ways to make money such as flipping websites, social media
and an introduction to affiliate marketing.
This series of courses is presented to help increase
understanding of finances and development of family
financial strategies and portfolio management. Courses,
which are offered at the Main Campus in North Charleston,
may be taken individually or as a series and include: Building
a Strong Financial Future; Asset Allocation: Beyond the
Basics; Understanding the Stock Market; and Investing in a
Volatile Market.
Retirement Planning
Learn to manage investment risks, use new tax laws
to your advantage, make informed decisions about your
company’s retirement plan and adjust your estate plan to
function properly under the new laws. This course blends
financial education with life planning to help you build
wealth, align your money with your values and achieve your
retirement lifestyle goals. Couples may attend together for a
single registration fee. Books included.
PET CARE
Pet Emergency Care
Learn the basics of emergency care and first aid for
your pet and know what to do in different critical scenarios:
choking, CPR, heat stroke, eye injuries, fractures, cuts and
even hypothermia. Note: Emergency treatment and first aid
for pets should never be used as a substitute for veterinary
care. But it may save your pet’s life in an emergency situation
before you can get your pet to a veterinarian.
Course Dates
Languages
XSPA 501-003 Conversational Spanish I
XSPA 502-003 Conversational Spanish II
XSPA 504-002 Customer Service Spanish
XSPA 505-002 Health Care Spanish
Personal Finance
XBAF 506-002 Fundamentals of Investing
XCPT 556-006 Making Money From Your Home Computer
XCPT 556-007 Making Money From Your Home Computer
XBAF 502-004 Retirement Planning
XBAF 502-MP4 Retirement Planning
Maximizing Your Money Series
XBAF 511-003 Maximizing Your Money Series
XBAF 512-002 Building a Strong Financial Future
XBAF 513-002 Asset Allocation: Beyond the Basics
XBAF 514-002 Understanding the Stock Market
XBAF 515-002 Investing in a Volatile Market
Pet Care
XPHV 505-008 Pet Emergency Care
XPHV 505-009 Pet Emergency Care
XPHV 505-010 Pet Emergency Care
28
Sept. 21-Oct. 14
Oct. 19-Nov. 11
Sept. 29-Oct. 1
Oct. 13-15
MW
MW
TuTh
TuTh
6:30-9 p.m.
6:30-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
$169
$169
$99
$99
Oct. 31
Sept. 19
Nov. 4
Oct. 13-27
Oct. 15-29
Sa
Sa
W
Tu
Th
9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
10 a.m.-noon
6-8 p.m.
6:30-8:45 p.m.
6:30-8:45 p.m.
$149
$79
$79
$89
$89
Oct. 6-27
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
6-7:30 p.m.
6-7:30 p.m.
6-7:30 p.m.
6-7:30 p.m.
6-7:30 p.m.
$149
$69
$69
$69
$69
Sept. 26
Oct. 17
Nov. 7
Sa
Sa
Sa
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
$49
$49
$49
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Business, Management and HR
Affiliate Marketing
Did you know that there are literally thousands of
companies that will pay you to promote their products? There
is a whole world revolving around making money online and
there are millions to be made. Learn how to find a niche; what
offers are and how to find them; what networks are, how to
find them and how to get accepted; monetizing your website;
and how to use special software, social media and email
marketing to help you be successful. Prerequisite: Social
Media Marketing preferred. Materials included.
Business Skills
Think you have an
entrepreneurial spirit?
Anxious to develop
the valuable soft skills
needed to win that big
sale or to land your
next job? How about
your desire to manage
your time better or
to develop the art of
problem solving? TTC has you covered with quick classes to
teach you the basic skills you need to succeed.
Catering 101
Planning to cater a friend’s wedding or a 50th birthday
party for a loved one? Chef Dani Manilla will teach you
the tricks of the trade. Topics include organization, menuplanning, presentation, staffing and set-up, catering in church
halls and other facilities, and a brief presentation of state
regulations and requirements. Afterwards, enjoy a tasting of a
few of Chef Manilla’s favorite catering recipes.
Contemporary Cuts and Runway Looks
What’s new in hair? Expand your techniques in shape,
freehand and razor cutting. Take your skills to a new level.
What’s trending on fashion runways and red carpets and how
do you translate that into innovative wearable looks? How do
you make more money by working smarter and not harder?
Learn all of these tips in this one-day class! One-hour lunch
is on your own. Bring your cosmetology license and photo ID.
Receive 6 CEUs for completing this class.
Human Resources
The SHRM Learning System includes multiple modules
covering the entire HR Certification Institute body of
knowledge so you’ll learn everything you need for the new
CP and SCP exam. For new and seasoned HR professionals,
we also offer courses in Human Resources Introduction
and Human Resources Law. This course is recertificationapproved for human resources professionals holding SHRM
CP and/or SCP credentials.
Pharmaceutical Sales
Pharmaceutical sales is an industry that combines a
working knowledge of the human body and pharmacology
with skills in sales, networking and strategic planning. The
pharmaceutical sales representative is an essential resource
for physicians and other prescribers, as he or she serves
to educate on latest medications, newest clinical data and
changes in formulary coverages. This course will focus on
understanding pharmacology and how drugs affect the
human body, FDA policies and procedures, insurance types
and drug tiers and sales strategies for catering to a total
medical office. This four-month online course will assist an
applicant in obtaining vital pharmaceutical sales training
knowledge before breaking into this high-demand industry.
Prerequisite: Student must have a bachelor’s degree from
an accredited institution. Call 843.574.6024 for more
information.
Project Management
Learn to complete projects on time, on budget and on
target! The Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®)
series of classes is designed for those with no or less than
three years of documentable project management experience
who wish to obtain a credential in project management. The
Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification track
is designed for project managers with three or more years
of experience. Successful Project Management and Project
Management Standards are prerequisite courses to the CAPM®
and PMP® certification courses. Additional training is available
in agile methodology and practices plus key elements of
Scrum, XP and Kanban. Books are not included.
ServSafe Food Handler Program
Learn basic food safety practices for preparing and serving
food. Earn your food handler certificate from the foodservice
experts. The five sections covered are basic food safety,
personal hygiene, cross-contamination and allergens, time
and temperature, cleaning and sanitation. Employees must
achieve at least a 75 percent score on the exam to receive
the ServSafe Food Handler Certificate of Achievement.
Social Media Marketing
Got a website but no traffic? What now? This course is
designed for those who want to know more about leveraging
social media to grow their business. This course will show you
how to create an effective social media marketing plan, all
about SEO, email marketing strategies, lead generation and
tools to help manage it all. Materials included.
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
29
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Business, Management and HR
Stress Reduction in the 21st Century
This courses focuses on minimizing the impact of stress
and gives you better control of your reactions, which leads
to a healthier lifestyle. Balance your life, harness energy and
deal effectively with those around you all while coping with
work and life stress to achieve a greater balance. Since we
live in a world focused on technology, this course helps you
learn how to manage stress when you cannot get away from
electronic devices.
Supervisory Skills
The Supervisory Certificate Program is a professional
development series for the up-and-coming leaders of area
corporations and individuals who wish to improve their
leadership skill sets and credentials with a certificate. The
sessions are taught by an experienced executive and instructor
using a highly interactive delivery designed to maximize
retention of the materials. This program is a solid investment
in building highly effective future leaders, managers and
supervisors and includes the following courses: Leadership
and Influence, Building a Strong Team, Communicating
Effectively, Business Ethics and Emotional Intelligence.
Course Dates
Affiliate Marketing
XBUS 614-001 Affiliate Marketing 101
Business Skills
XBUS 609-002 Conflict Management
XBUS 613-001 Customer Service Skills for Every Industry
XBUS 610-002 Interview Well, Get the Job You Want
XBUS 611-002 Sales Strategies 101
XBUS 612-002 Sales Strategies: Know It, Plan It, Win
XBUS 607-002 The Art of Problem Solving
XBUS 608-002 Time Management for the Overcommitted
Catering
XHOS 645-001 Catering 101
Cosmetology
XCOS 501-001 Contemporary Cuts and Runway Looks (Advanced registration)
XCOS 501-002 Contemporary Cuts and Runway Looks (Registration at the door)
Human Resources
XHRM 509-001 Human Resources Introduction
XHRM 506-003 Human Resources Law
XHRM 501-002 The SHRM Learning System: SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP
Pharmaceutical Sales
XBUS 630-W01 Pharmaceutical Sales Training Program
Project Management
XPPM 509-001 Agile Project Management Introduction
XPPM 504-004 CAPM Exam Preparation
XPPM 504-005 CAPM Exam Preparation
XPPM 503-003 PMP Exam Preparation
XPPM 502-004 Project Management Standards
ServSafe Food Handler Program
XHOS 646-001 ServSafe Food Handler Program
XHOS 646-002 ServSafe Food Handler Program
XHOS 646-003 ServSafe Food Handler Program
Social Media Marketing
XBUS 615-001 Social Media Marketing for Business
XBUS 615-002 Social Media Marketing for Business
Stress Reduction
XBUS 649-001 Stress Reduction in the 21st Century
Supervisory Skills
XBUS 534-003 Supervisory Certificate Program
XBUS 529-003 Leadership and Influence
XBUS 530-003 Building a Strong Team
XBUS 531-003 Communicating Effectively
XBUS 532-003 Business Ethics
XBUS 533-003 Emotional Intelligence
30
Oct. 3-4
SaSu
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
$1,299
Nov. 19
Sept. 17
Nov. 10
Oct. 6
Oct. 8
Dec. 3
Sept. 24
Th
Th
Tu
Tu
Th
Th
Th
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
$79
$79
$69
$89
$89
$79
$79
Oct. 20
Tu
6-9 p.m.
$59
Oct. 11
Su
8:30 a.m.-4:45 p.m.
$65
Oct. 11
Su
8:30 a.m.-4:45 p.m.
$80
Aug. 8-15
Nov. 12
Sept. 14-Dec. 7
Sa
Th
M
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
9 a.m.-noon
6-9 p.m.
$495
$169
$1,119
Sept. 8-Jan. 8
online
$995
Sept. 9-Oct. 5
Sept. 10-Oct. 6
Oct. 26-Nov. 19
Aug. 4-Sept. 8
Oct. 5-22
MW
TuTh
MTh
TuTh
MTh
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
6-10 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
Aug. 22
Sept. 22
Oct. 21
Sa
Tu
W
8 a.m.-noon
8 a.m.-noon
6-10 p.m.
Sept. 14-23
Nov. 3-5
MW
TuTh
6-9:15 p.m.
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
$699
$699
Sept. 12
Sa
9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
$75
Oct. 21-Nov. 18
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
W
W
W
W
W
W
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
$499
$799
$799
$1,899
$399
$29
$29
$29
$749
$159
$159
$159
$159
$159
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Digital Photography
Digital Photography Next Steps
Make your photos say “WOW!” Learn easy-to-apply
techniques, including framing the picture for good
composition; adjusting for lighting conditions; and choosing
appropriate resolution, compression and file-forms settings
on your camera. Learn about camera features like focus lock,
white-balance settings, exposure and shutter controls, flash
options, burst mode, self-timer, and multi-shot mode. You also
learn techniques for fixing skewed pictures, retouching photos
and performing creative edits. No books required.
Digital Photography Outdoors
Have a photo adventure in the park! Bring your camera
and your best eye. Follow the light and see the detail of what
you pass by every day without noticing. Call 843.574.6707 to
see where the course will meet. No books required.
Lightroom
Digital Photography Certificate
Obtain a certificate as a digital photographer by
completing the following courses. Note: Some courses
may not be available until the next session. SAVE!
Enroll in the entire certificate program for only $879. To
register, call 843.574.6152.
Digital Photography Demystified
So you’ve got your digital camera (or you’ve had it for a
while). You’ve been taking pictures but are still baffled by
all of those buttons! Learn the basics, plus file structure,
resolution, printing, sharing and more. Please bring your
camera, instruction book, transfer cables and up to 10 photos
for sharing. No books required.
Transform your photo from an image on your camera to
your true vision! Lightroom contains the smart tools to make
your images stand out. Learn how to manipulate raw data,
set your metadata, control exposure, and work with shadows
and highlights. Plus, you will learn how to prepare your images
for social networking with your personal watermark. No books
required.
Sizzlin’ Photo Enhancements
Edit and correct your photos. Learn how to manipulate
your image with the basic photo tools available in Photoshop.
This course includes an introduction to layers and the
fundamentals of each tool in the toolbox. Learn how to set up
your workspace, make straightforward edits, switch out parts
from one photo to another and more! No books required.
Course Dates
XARV 506-002
XARV 501-003
XARV 502-003
XARV 503-003
XARV 507-003
XARV 508-003
Digital Photography Certificate
Digital Photography Demystified
Digital Photography Next Steps
Digital Photography Outdoors
Lightroom
Sizzlin’ Photo Enhancements
Sept. 1-Nov. 19
Sept. 1-3 Sept. 14-16
Oct. 10
Nov. 10-19
Oct. 20-29
varies
TuTh
MW
Su
TuTh
TuTh
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
varies
6-9:15 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
1-4 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
6-9:15 p.m.
$879
$149
$149
$139
$269
$269
31
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Law Enforcement/Security
Church Security
This awareness workshop benefits religious leaders in the
community. Learn about staff training, policy and procedure
development, security assessments, protecting offerings,
surveillance techniques recognizing different kinds of threats
and security team development.
S.C. Constable Training
Courses cover policy and procedures, laws of arrest,
search and seizures, crisis intervention, evidence, officer
survival, handling prisoners, constitutional law, juvenile
procedures/child abuse, police community relations, police
communications, civil liabilities, ethics and firearms. Also
included are defensive tactics and weapons retention
training. Prerequisites: Must have authorization letter from
SLED Regulatory Services to register. Students must make
a 70 or above on the final exam and pass the firearms
training/range qualifications. Public trust, public safety
and accountability by law enforcement agencies demand
that commissioned state constables be of good character/
reputation and have no significant criminal record or
unsuitable background. Proper forms for pre-enrollment will
be sent for completion prior to class. Applicants must have
a high school diploma or equivalency certificate. Candidates
must first request an application packet from SLED
(803.896.7015). Upon submission of the application packet,
the candidate may enroll in this course. Participants need to
provide their own handgun in one of the following calibers:
.38, 9mm, .40, .357 or .45. They also need a holster and 500
rounds of ammunition prior to firearms training. Materials
SLED Level I Security Instructor Training
All participants must be currently registered with SLED
as a security officer with a licensed security company to
attend this training. Students will teach a 20-minute block of
instruction on a security topic of their choice. Students must
achieve a minimum score of 70 percent on both the written
examination and oral presentation. SLED must approve all
participants. Materials included.
SLED Level ll/lll Security Instructor Training
All participants must be currently registered with SLED as
a security officer with a licensed security company to attend
this training. Prerequisite: SLED Level I Security Instructor
training. SLED must approve all participants. Materials
included.
included.
Course Dates
XCRJ 505-004
XCRJ 505-005
XCRJ 505-006
XCRJ 502-001
XCRJ 501-005
XCRJ 501-006
XCRJ 503-Z05
XCRJ 503-Z06
32
Church Security
Church Security
Church Security
S.C. Constable Course Basic
SLED Level I Security Instructor Training
SLED Level I Security Instructor Training
SLED Level ll/lll Security Instructor Training
SLED Level ll/lll Security Instructor Training
Sept. 22-24
Oct. 20-22
Nov. 17-19
TBA
Sept. 21-25
Nov. 16-20
Oct. 19-23
Dec. 7-11
TuTh
TuTh
TuTh
TBA
MTuWThF
MTuWThF
MTuWThF
MTuWThF
6-8:30 p.m.
6-8:30 p.m.
6-8:30 p.m.
TBA
8 a.m-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
$149
$149
$149
$599
$459
$459
$459
$459
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Personal Fitness
Backpacking Essentials
This four-part series benefits both
beginners and novices as you learn
about gear needed, food options,
cooking, safety, troubleshooting and
selecting the right locations and
trails. It can be fun and rejuvenating
to backpack to a wonderful campsite
and spend the night outdoors. Moreover, visiting the outdoors
enhances self-efficacy, sharp-thinking, fitness motivation and
enjoyment of exercise.
Personal Trainer Certification
Become a certified personal trainer. This program is
offered in conjunction with World Instructor Training Schools
(W.I.T.S.), which offers one of the top four certifications for
personal fitness training. This course does not guarantee a
certification, but rather prepares you to take the certification
examination. Fifteen hours of classroom instruction includes
anatomy, exercise physiology, nutrition and health screening.
Fifteen hours of hands-on practical training at Select Fitness
prepares you to work with clients one-on-one. Plus, this
program includes a 30-hour internship that networks many
graduates right into a job. For reading assignments, call
843.574.6683 in advance of the first session. One-time lab
fee: $25 payable to Select Fitness. Note: All participants
must be enrolled at least seven days prior to class start date.
Proof of CPR/AED certification is required before earning the
certification. Books not included.
Personal Trainer Recertification (PTR)
Online courses are now available 24/7 for certified
personal trainers seeking recertification. Courses are taught
by W.I.T.S.-certified trainers. Students are contacted directly
by W.I.T.S. upon registration. Class start time is arranged
shortly after you call 843.574.6152 to register. Classes
granting 6 CECs include Running Well; Pregnancy Fitness;
Exercise Program Design for Special Populations; Business
Success for Fitness Professionals; and Insider Secrets of
Advertising for Fitness Professionals. Classes granting 9 CECs
include Group Exercise Instructor Practical Review; Personal
Trainer Foundations; Personal Trainer Practical Review; Group
Exercise Instructor Foundations; Youth Fitness Instructor
Foundations; and Youth Fitness Instructor Practical Review.
Class granting 12 CECs is Older Adult Fitness Instructor
Foundations. Course descriptions and textbook information
are available at http://www.witseducation.com/resources/
wits-promo-materials.zip. Books not included.
Self-Defense
Taught by Buchen Martial Arts, these courses provide
students with risk/situational awareness, risk reduction and
personal safety information, in addition to physical defense
techniques. They encompass information on prevention
and strategies as well as physical self-defense instruction.
Advanced topics cover punching, kicking and throwing
techniques to ward off an attacker as well as prevention
strategies.
Course Dates
Backpacking Essentials
XFIT 552-001 Backpacking Essentials
Aug. 25-Sept. 15 Tu
Personal Trainer Certification
XFIT 501-003 Personal Trainer Certification
Sept. 26-Oct. 31 Sa
Personal Trainer Recertification (PTR)
XFIT 509
PTR Business Success for Fitness Professionals
XFIT 508
PTR Exercise Program Design for Special Populations
XFIT 513
PTR Group Exercise Instructor Foundations
XFIT 514
PTR Group Exercise Instructor Practical Review
XFIT 510
PTR Insider Secrets of Advertising for Fitness Professionals
XFIT 515
PTR Older Adult Fitness Instructor Foundations
XFIT 511
PTR Personal Trainer Foundations
XFIT 512
PTR Personal Trainer Practical Review
XFIT 507
PTR Pregnancy Fitness
XFIT 506
PTR Running Well
XFIT 517
PTR Youth Fitness Instructor Practical Review
XFIT 516
PTR Youth Fitness Instructor Foundations
Self-Defense
XFIT 550-001 Self-Defense Beginner Sept. 3-24
Th
XFIT 550-002 Self-Defense Beginner Oct. 8-29
Th
XFIT 551-001 Self-Defense Advanced (no class Nov. 24)
Nov. 5-Dec. 3
Th
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
6-8 p.m.
$119
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
$699
online
online
online
online
online
$199
$199
$199
$199
$199
online
online
online
online
online
online
online
$199
$199
$199
$199
$199
$199
$199
6:30-8 p.m.
6:30-8 p.m.
6:30-8 p.m.
$99
$99
$109
33
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Real Estate and Property Management
Property Management
To obtain a property management license, the applicant
must be at least 18 years old and agree to the submission
of a satisfactory credit report, have a high school diploma
or GED equivalent, complete all 32 hours of the course
(two hours of course allotted to testing), pass the property
management examination, and apply for a property manager
license within one year. TTC is an authorized provider for
the pre-license course in property management and real
estate. For state requirements, visit www.llronline.com. This
course fulfills the South Carolina Real Estate Commission’s
requirements for the property management license exam. The
fundamentals of property management and applicable state
laws are covered. Note: The S.C. Labor and Licensing Board
requires students, by law, to complete the entire Property
Management course. You must successfully complete the
course to be eligible for the exam. Any person wishing to take
the South Carolina Real Estate Licensing Exam must now pay
for and pass a criminal background check BEFORE taking the
exam. This form can be downloaded from the SCREC website
at http://llr.sc.gov/recheck. STUDENTS MUST PASS THE
BACKGROUND CHECK BEFORE TAKING THE STATE EXAM.
Books not included.
TTC is an authorized provider for the pre-license
course for real estate and property management.
Please check South Carolina’s state requirements
at www.llronline.com.
Real Estate I
To obtain a real estate license, the applicant must be
at least 18 years old and agree to the submission of a
satisfactory credit report; have a high school diploma or GED
equivalent; provide proof of completion of 60 hours of prelicense education from an authorized school; pass the state
written examination; submit an application for licensure along
with the appropriate fees; and be associated with a brokerin-charge. This 60-hour course meets new requirements
and successful completion enables you to sit for the state
examination. Any person wishing to take the South Carolina
Real Estate Licensing Exam must now pay for and pass a
criminal background check BEFORE taking the exam. This
form can be downloaded from the SCREC website at http://
llr.sc.gov/recheck. STUDENTS MUST PASS THE BACKGROUND
CHECK BEFORE TAKING THE STATE EXAM. Books not included.
Real Estate Exam Preparation
Finished your real estate course? Enhance your chances
of passing the South Carolina real estate licensing exam;
this booster can help. We prepare you to get through the real
estate exam with ease and less anxiety by covering test-taking
techniques and providing practice tests. This course is geared
to those who need to overcome test anxiety and practice
taking tests by using real estate subjects as content for the
practice test. Materials included.
Course Dates
XREA 502-005
XREA 502-006
XREA 503-001
XREA 503-002
XREA 501-005
XREA 501-006
34
Property Management
Property Management
Real Estate Exam Preparation
Real Estate Exam Preparation
Real Estate I (no class Oct. 12)
Real Estate I (no class Nov. 26)
Sept. 15-Oct. 15
Oct. 20-Nov. 19
Nov. 4
Dec. 2
Sept. 14-Oct. 29
Nov. 2-Dec. 17
TuTh
TuTh
W
W
MWTh
MTuTh
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
6:30-9:30 p.m.
$265
$265
$65
$65
$425
$425
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Teacher Recertification
These courses are for teachers currently certified and seeking renewal hours for re-certification. For those
currently employed with a public school district, prior acknowledgement/approval by the principal or staff
development officer to assure course relevancy is preferred. Option 3 teachers must enroll through TTC Continuing
Education Registration and have a TTC transcript accompanying proof of completion for credit to be given by the
State of S.C. Teacher Recertification office.
Teacher Recertification Graduate Credits
Teachers are now eligible for graduate credits for selected
online courses, even if they are not currently employed by
a public school district. Education to Go has partnered with
Madonna University, fully accredited by both the North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools and the National Council
for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Each online Education
To Go class is 24 contact hours of training, and 15 contact
hours are needed to earn one graduate credit. Therefore, one
online course earns one academic credit. The nine remaining
contact hours can be applied to a future course, if you choose
to do so. You may earn one graduate credit for every 15
online contact hours for completing the course and writing a
paper describing how you might apply the knowledge on the
job. These credits are non-degree graduate credits, which are
designed to be used to satisfy the requirements of certificate
renewal and salary increase. Cost is $150 per semester hour
plus the cost of the online course. Visit www.ed2go.com/
trident or call 843.574.6683 for more information.
Teacher Recertification Option 3
The State of S.C. Teacher Recertification policies have just
been revised so that teachers who are not currently employed
with a S.C. public school district may now take continuing
education courses, classroom and online, and submit the
completed course and its continuing education hours/CEUs
towards their recertification. Courses completed must have a
supporting transcript attached as hours are self-documented
and sent to the Teacher Recertification office in Columbia.
Though Ed2go continuing education online courses can be
enrolled for online, the TTC Continuing Education Registration
office must be notified if Ed2go or any continuing education
courses are taken for Option 3 credit towards recertification
so transcripts can be prepared.
Teacher Renewal Plan
This plan is for teachers currently employed by a South
Carolina public school district who are eligible to take
noncredit continuing education courses for part of their
recertification requirements. For detailed information or
clarification of S.C. Teacher Recertification requirements,
particularly if you are not currently employed by a South
Carolina public school district, call the State Teacher
Recertification Hotline at 877.885.5280 weekdays after
1 p.m. A portion of an eligible teacher’s education hour
requirements may be taken via noncredit continuing
education courses. These CE courses meet Options 6 and/
or 10 requirements of the Teacher Renewal Plan. (60
noncredit continuing education instructional hours allowed).
Prior to enrolling in a course, eligible teachers should get
approval from their principal or staff development official.
Self-documentation of hours of study for the State Teacher
Recertification office is the student’s responsibility. These
CE courses will enhance your organizational leadership,
language and computer technology skills. These online
courses are especially convenient as they each offer 24
instructional hours toward the maximum 60 noncredit CE
instructional hours allowed. Most are instructor-led and selfpaced, available on the Internet 24/7. Online courses are
offered in a variety of teacher-relevant topics. Please visit
www.ed2go.com/trident and click Teaching and Education for
more details on courses for teaching professionals.
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
35
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Workplace Health and Safety
LOWCOUNTRY HEALTH AND
SAFETY INSTITUTES
Your Roadmap to Building a
Prosperous Workplace
Take all courses listed to earn a Health and
Safety Officer Certificate. Register for XBUS 650-001,
Lowcountry Health and Safety Institutes.
(January 2016) Create a Healthy and Contented
Workplace
Learn strategies to encourage a mentally and physically
healthy work environment for your employees. Through this
series of presentations, each participant will learn meaningful
approaches to better understand the importance of having a
healthy workforce, both mentally and physically.
(February 2016) Train Your Organization in CPR, First
Aid and AED
Each participant will gain a two-year CPR, First Aid and
AED certification through the American Heart Association
after successful completion of the course. Important
lifesaving techniques will be covered to utilize in the
workplace as well as at home or in the community.
(March 2016) Manage Stress in the Workplace
Reduce stress when you can’t get away from your electronic
devices. Gain tips on how to minimize the impact of stress,
better control your reactions to it and live a healthier life.
(April 2016) Foster a Safe and Compliant Workplace
Get an overview of the issues and situations company
safety officers should know to look for to make their
workplace accident-/incident-proof. Mr. Austin is not your
typical auditor and his interesting style of presentation will
make for a very informative and enjoyable morning.
(May 2016) Champion a Safe Commuting Workplace
The first part of this course covers what every driver needs
to know in order to avoid accidents. The second part of the
session will be all about being aware of motorcycle riders and,
if you have riders in your workforce, how to keep them safe.
(June 2016) Maximize Cyber Security in the Workplace
Think your online data is safe? Think again! Find out what
to look for, what to teach your employees and, in general, how
to safeguard your sensitive information. Learn why you’re at
risk and what you can do to protect your precious personal
and business data from the outside world.
(July 2016) Utilize Effective Office Ergonomics in the
Workplace
Learn proper work technique and methods for minimizing
ergonomic risk at work and at home. Learn ways to place
furniture and equipment, effective use of break time and
postural awareness to lower the incidence of personal injury.
(August 2016) Ensure a Legally Fit Workplace
Explore basic employment laws, employee confidentiality,
harassment, discrimination, employee classification (exempt
vs. nonexempt, employee vs. independent contractor) and
wage, hour and overtime regulations.
(September 2016) Prevent Workplace Violence:
Recognize, Evaluate and Respond
Learn to recognize, evaluate and respond to risk factors
related to workplace violence associated with the disgruntled
employee, family member, random shooter or terrorist.
(October 2016) Employee Domestic Violence –
Recognize the Signs
What can we do as employers to try to prevent domestic
violence from “spilling over” into the workplace? How can
we identify and assist employees who may be victims of
domestic violence? This session reviews the facts and offers
recommendations for employers to create an action plan.
Course Dates
XBUS 650-001
XBUS 655-001
XBUS 651-001
XBUS 660-001
XBUS 658-001
XBUS 654-001
XBUS 653-001
XBUS 656-001
XBUS 659-001
XBUS 652-001
XBUS 657-001
36
Lowcountry Health and Safety Institutes
Champion a Safe Commuting Workplace
Create a Healthy and Contented Workplace
Employee Domestic Violence – Recognize the Signs
Ensure a Legally Fit Workplace
Foster a Safe and Compliant Workplace
Manage Stress in the Workplace
Maximize Cyber Security in the Workplace
Prevent Workplace Violence: Recognize, Evaluate and Respond
Train Your Organization in CPR, First Aid and AED
Utilize Effective Office Ergonomics in the Workplace
varies
May 11
Jan. 13
Oct. 12
Aug. 17
April 13
March 16
June 15
Sept. 14
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
$899
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
$99
Feb. 10
July 13
W
W
8:30 a.m.-noon
8:30 a.m.-noon
$99
$99
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Campuses and Community Sites
In addition to the Main Campus in North Charleston, Trident Technical College offers continuing
education courses at its convenient campuses and sites across the Lowcountry.
Community members can also enroll in personal enrichment
classes for the pure pleasure of learning new and fun
subjects. In collaboration with SC Works, Dorchester County
Adult Education and other community partners, the center
offers a variety of other services and resources such as job
fairs, training resources, tax preparation clinics, and financial
management workshops to help students and participants
achieve their goals and succeed.
Classes and Workshops – FREE
BERKELEY CAMPUS
The Berkeley Campus is located at 1001 S. Live Oak
Dr. (Highway 17-A) in Moncks Corner. Call 843.899.8000
for more information.
Fall Continuing Education Classes
• Welding – Gas Metal Arc MIG, see pg. 16
• Welding – Gas Tungsten Arc TIG, see pg. 16
• Welding – Shielded Arc STICK, see pg. 16
NACES Testing
NACES testing is offered on a bi-monthly basis for nurse
aide candidacy testing (CNA). Visit www.pearsonvue.com/sc/
nurseaides.
DORCHESTER COUNTY QUICKJOBS
TRAINING CENTER
The Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center is
located at 5164 E. Jim Bilton Blvd. in St. George. Call
843.563.5269 or 843.574.2591 for more information.
The Dorchester County
QuickJobs Training Center is
an economic development
hub for the area. Students
can come onsite to train for
jobs in their own community
either through classes
offered publicly or through
contractual training with their
employer. A college education
is also within reach since
academic credit courses can be offered at the center. You can
apply these credits toward a certificate, diploma or degree.
You do not have to pre-register. Classes meet from 9:3010:30 a.m.
• Computer Basics and Microsoft Word: Sept. 12, Sept. 19
• Creating a Calendar: Nov. 21, Dec. 5
• Creating a Flyer/Brochure: Aug. 15, Aug. 22
• Creating/Writing a Résumé: Aug. 8
• How to Use Bullets and Numbering: Nov. 7, Nov. 14
• Keyboarding for Beginners: Aug. 29, Sept. 5
• Letter Writing: Oct. 10, Oct. 17
• Microsoft Word Cutting and Pasting: Sept. 26, Oct. 3
• Surfing the Internet: Oct. 24, Oct. 31
COMPASS Testing
COMPASS placement testing is by appointment only. Call
843.574.2591 or 843.563.5269 for more information and to
reserve your seat. The COMPASS Placement Test determines
writing, reading and math skills for entrance to college.
Educational Opportunity Center
The Educational Opportunity Center assists adults in
obtaining postsecondary education (beyond the high school/
GED level). Services include:
• Counseling (academic, personal, career and financial aid)
• College tours
• Workshops on study skills, time management, selfesteem and other topics
Public Broadband Computer Center – FREE
The center is equipped with computers utilizing high-speed
Internet and is open for members of the community to use
free of charge (hours are subject to change).
• Monday: 7:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
• Tuesday: 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Wednesday: 7:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
• Thursday: 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Friday: 7:30 a.m.-noon
• Saturday: 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
• Sunday: Closed
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
37
Campuses and Community Sites
ST. PAUL’S PARISH SITE
MOUNT PLEASANT CAMPUS
The Mount Pleasant Campus is located at 1125 John
Dilligard Lane in Mount Pleasant. Call 843.958.5810 for
more information.
Fall Continuing Education Class
• Retirement Planning, see pg. 28
The St. Paul’s Parish Site is located at 5231 Hwy. 165
in Hollywood. Call 843.323.3800 for more information.
The Trident Technical College St. Paul’s Parish Site
serves as a catalyst for promoting personal, community
and economic development through education and training
opportunities. The site offers various programs of study
leading to associate degrees, diplomas and certificates as
well as noncredit continuing education courses, Kids’ College,
Teen University and contractual training in many subject
areas. In collaboration with SC Works, Charleston County
Adult Education and other community partners, the site
offers a variety of other services and resources such as job
fairs, training resources, tax preparation clinics, and financial
management workshops to help students and participants
achieve their goals and succeed.
Classes and Workshops – FREE
PALMER CAMPUS
The Palmer Campus is located at 66 Columbus St.
in downtown Charleston. Call 843.722.5500 for more
information.
Fall Continuing Education Classes
• Art of Breadmaking I, see pg. 21
• Art of Breadmaking II, see pg. 21
• Storyteller Music Series: The Summer of You and Me, see
pg. 19
• Storyteller Novel Series: Raptures: Tales of Darkness &
Light, see pg. 19
• Storyteller Poetry Series: Poetically Thinking, see pg. 19
• Storyteller Poetry Series: Poetry Slam, see pg. 19
• Storyteller Poetry Series: Waking Up in a Beautiful Room,
see pg. 19
• The Farmer and The Chef, see pg. 20
38
You do not have to pre-register for these classes.
• Be Tech Savvy: Sept. 2, Nov. 30 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Computer Basics: Aug. 3, Aug. 19, Oct. 5, Nov. 4, Dec. 7
from 5:45-7 p.m.; Sept. 5 from 10:15 a.m.-noon.
• Computer Skills I: Sept. 11, Oct. 7 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Computer Skills II: Oct. 19 from 5:45-7 p.m.; Dec. 12 from
10:15 a.m.-noon.
• Email: Aug. 10, Sept. 28, Oct. 28 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• FAFSA: Aug. 24 from 5:45-7 p.m.; Oct. 3 from 10:15 a.m.noon
• File Management: Sept. 16, Nov. 11 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Heirs Property – Workshop in Collaboration with The
Center for Heirs Property: Sept. 26 from 10 a.m.-noon.
(Pre-registration is required for this workshop; call
843.323.3800).
• Internet Basics and Searching: Dec. 9 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Internet Basics and Web Searching: Aug. 8, Aug. 22 from
10:15 a.m.-noon; Sept. 30, Nov. 18 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Keyboarding: Aug. 12, Sept. 21, Oct. 21, Oct. 23, Nov. 16
from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Résumé: Nov. 2 from 5:45-7 p.m.
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
Campuses and Community Sites
• Résumé Basics: Aug. 31, Sept. 23 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Smart Phones and Tablets: Aug. 26, Nov. 20 from 5:457 p.m.; Sept. 19 from 10:15 a.m.-noon
• Word Processing: Aug. 28 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Word Processing I: Aug. 5, Sept. 7, Nov. 6 from 5:45-7 p.m.
• Word Processing II: Sept. 9, Oct. 26, Dec. 14 from 5:457 p.m.
COMPASS Testing
COMPASS placement testing is by appointment only. Call
843.323.3800 for more information and to reserve your seat.
The COMPASS Placement Test determines writing, reading
and math skills for entrance to college.
Educational Opportunity Center
The Educational Opportunity Center assists adults in
obtaining postsecondary education (beyond the high school/
GED level). Services include:
• Counseling (academic, personal and financial aid)
• College tours
• Workshops on study skills, time management, selfesteem and other topics
GED Classes – FREE
Classes meet from 9 a.m.-noon on Monday and
Wednesday and 5-8 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday.
Want to earn your GED? In collaboration with Charleston
County School District Adult Education, the St. Paul’s Parish
Site is offering the GED program for adults ages 22 and
older. This free program provides instruction, academic
assessments, classroom materials and textbooks. Upon
successful completion, eligible candidates will take the state
GED test. If you pass, you will be awarded a South Carolina
High School Equivalency Diploma. Earning a passing score
on the General Education Development (GED) test could
allow you to pursue college, earn a promotion, get a new job
or prepare you to enlist in the military. WorkKeys testing is
included.
Public Broadband Computer Center – FREE
The center is equipped with computers utilizing high-speed
Internet and is open for members of the community to use
free of charge (hours are subject to change):
• Monday: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 1:30-7:30 p.m.
• Tuesday: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 1:30-7:30 p.m.
• Wednesday: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 1:30-7:30 p.m.
• Thursday: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 1:30-7:30 p.m.
• Friday: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 1:30-5 p.m.
• Saturday: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
• Sunday: Closed
SUMMERVILLE SITE AT TROLLEY ROAD
The Summerville Site at Trolley Road is located at 449
Old Trolley Rd. in Summerville. Call 843.574.2585 for
more information.
Fall Continuing Education Classes
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Asbestos Cement Pipe Worker, see pg. 15
Asbestos Inspector, see pg. 15
Asbestos Inspector Refresher, see pg. 15
Asbestos Management Planner, see pg. 15
Asbestos Management Planner Refresher, see pg. 15
Asbestos O and M Worker, see pg. 15
Asbestos O and M Worker Refresher, see pg. 15
Asbestos Supervisor, see pg. 15
Asbestos Supervisor Refresher, see pg. 15
Asbestos Worker, see pg. 15
Asbestos Worker Refresher, see pg. 15
Hazmat Transportation and Security Awareness, see
pg. 17
Forklift Training: Industrial Trucks, see pg. 16
HAZWOPER 24-hour, see pg. 17
HAZWOPER 40-hour, see pg. 17
HAZWOPER 8-hour Refresher, see pg. 17
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting, see pg. 15
Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Refresher, see
pg. 15
NFPA 70E Flash Training, see pg. 17
OSHA 10-hour General Industry Safety, see pg. 17
OSHA 30-hour General Industry Safety, see pg. 17
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
39
Equip Your Workforce
Certified Production Technician (200 hours)
Master the fundamental skills for working in a
manufacturing plant including safety, maintenance awareness,
quality and manufacturing processes and procedures.
Tooling U (Each course is 10 hours)
Trident Tech now offers manufacturing courses in
partnership with Tooling U-SME, the industry leader in online
manufacturing training. We currently provide online courses
in the following topics: shop practices and measurements;
mechanical systems, hydraulics and pneumatics; industrial
controls; programmable logic controllers; advanced
programmable logic controllers; maintenance basics; and
CNC machining.
Mechatronics Level 1 (144 hours)
JUMP START YOUR CAREER
The Greater Charleston area is booming with industry and
we have the perfect way to get your foot in the door! Trident
Tech offers several different boot camps to help you get into
the best businesses in the area. Each boot camp runs from
three to five weeks and equips you with the knowledge, skills
and abilities to allow you to land your dream job!
CNC Machining Boot Camp (200 hours)
Learn about the latest technology manufacturers use
to create their masterpieces. This course will teach you the
fundamentals of safety, measurement and how to use a CNC
lathe and mill.
Certified Logistics Associate/Technician
(120 hours)
The Certified Logistics Associate/Technician program
provides the opportunity to master some of the most
fundamental skills needed for the logistics businesses in
Charleston including global supply chain logistics life cycle;
safety principles; inventory control; and quality control.
Certification in Transportation and Logistics
Cohort Program (140 hours)
CTL is known as the premier credential in the
transportation/logistics industry. The CTL recognizes
professionals who demonstrate a deeper understanding of
the fundamentals of the profession. Participants must have a
B.S. or B.A. degree from an accredited college or three years
of professional experience.
40
Mechatronics is a multidisciplinary field of engineering
that provides the skills necessary for you to compete for highpaying jobs in the manufacturing industry. The first level helps
you to master the basic skills necessary to start your career!
For information on pricing and how to enroll in classes,
please visit www.tridenttech.edu/ce/equip.
Training options are available onsite or
at one of our convenient campus or site
locations.
Benefits of Workforce Training: • Positive impact on
your employees and your company • Increased employee
productivity • Reduced turnover • Improved job
satisfaction • Aiding in the recruiting process
• Rewarding long-time employees • Reduced need for
employee supervision
• We are able to administer nationally certified
proctored assessments which can be utilized by your
company to determine training needs and as a best
practice hiring tool.
• We can also develop a plan for your company to
utilize the Enterprise Zone Act which will get you
money back on your training!
• Ask us about our apprenticeship program development!
• Customized courses are available in computer and
information technology, health care, manufacturing,
industrial and construction trades, professional/
organizational development and culinary arts
teambuilding.
Contact: To schedule a consultation or a free
plant walk-through, contact Lloyd Kling at
843.574.6491 or Lloyd.Kling@tridenttech.edu.
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
Campus and Site Maps
Main Campus
Columbia
Summerville/
Goose Creek
52
Exit 209A
y
Ashle Rd.
phate
Phos
Exit 209B
d.
eR
elin
Mab
MAIN CAMPUS
ve.
dA
roa
Rail
26
NM
urr
ay
R
ll R
Ye
a
ma
ns
Ha
.
Ave
tion
Avia .
Ave
d.
d.
ers
Riv
NORTH
CHARLESTON
Exit
211A
.
Remount Rd
Exit
211B
526
Charleston
Bldg. Bldg.
#Name
Area
Room #
910 Continuing Education Center
CE Information 142/CE Registration 102
920 Complex for Economic Development
Aeronautical Studies Division Office 816/
College Center 107/Computer Center 740/
Culinary Institute of Charleston Division
Office 112D/The Learning Center 211/
Relish Restaurant 301/Vending and
Student Lounge 307, 822
950 TTC Bookstore TTC Bookstore 104/Film,
Media and Visual Arts Division Office 231/
The InterTech Group
526 Wellness Center 117/
TTC Café 116 and Student Lounge 115 7
Smoke-Free Buildings Policy
℡ Emergency Phone
Main Campus
7000 Rivers Ave. • North Charleston, 29406 • 843.574.6111
17
Students may park in any lot except those designated as faculty/staff
parking. Parking is prohibited at entrances and along perimeter roads and
thoroughfares.
Please visit www.tridenttech.edu for a complete map of Main Campus.
All buildings at TTC are smoke-free. Smoking
is prohibited at building entrances. Designated
smoking areas are provided outdoors under
gazebos and where ash urns exist. Smokers must
properly dispose of cigarette/cigar remains in ash
urns. This policy also applies to e-cigarettes.
171
Firearms Policy
The carrying of firearms onto the premises or
property owned, operated or controlled by TTC is
prohibited, except as prescribed by S.C. Code of
Law §16-23-420.
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
41
Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center
Palmer Campus
5164 E. Jim Bilton
Blvd., St. George
29477
843.563.5269
26
95
178
ST. GEORGE
66 Columbus St.
Downtown Charleston
29403
843.722.5500
Berkeley Campus
Spri
Ac
ad
em
yR
d.
78
15
ng R
d.
DORCHESTER COUNTY
QUICKJOBS TRAINING CENTER
E. Jim
Bilto
n Blv
d.
Summerville Site at Trolley Road
26
St
n
ai
G.
Be
rli
n
M
S.
M
.
ye
rs
Pk
wy
78
17A
Rd
.
WANDO
HIGH SUMMERVILLE SITE
SCHOOLAT TROLLEY ROAD
ge
41
Mi
sB
rid
les
Rd
.
Old
Ba
con
16
ey
ll
Tro
Rd
.
1001 S. Live Oak Dr.
(Highway 17-A)
Moncks Corner, 29461
843.899.8000
Do
rc
165
he
st
er
Rd
.
642
449 Old Trolley Rd.
Summerville, 29483
843.574.2585
41
Mount Pleasant
Campus PLEASANT
MOUNT
MOUNT PLEASANT
526
1125 John Dilligard Lane
Mount Pleasant, 29464
843.958.5810
Lon
vd
Bl
ck
ry
ne
nah
Savan
ng
l
Pa
of
m
Hu
Rd.
s
nn
Co
Bl
vd
.
e
ifl
R
r
Coleman
to
ec
MOUNT PLEASANT
d. CAMPUS
R
17
Charleston
.
17
le
Is
erry
is F
Math
int
g Po
d.
int R
g Po
Lon
St. Paul’s Parish Site
Rd.
ge
an
R
526
Smoke-Free Buildings Policy
All buildings at TTC are smoke-free. Smoking is prohibited at building entrances. Designated smoking areas are provid165
ed outdoors
under gazebos and where ash urns exist. Smokers
must properly dispose of cigarette/cigar remains in ash urns.
Firearms PolicyST. PAUL’S PARISH
162
The carryingSITE
of firearms onto the premises or property
owned,Me operated or controlled by TTC is prohibited,
except
5231 Hwy.
165as
tal
s R by S.C. Code of Law §16-23-420.
prescribed
d.
Hollywood, 29449
le
Is
Bl
vd
.
ck
Hu
n
D
ig
MOUNT
PLEASANT
HOLLYWOOD
843.323.3800
or
t
ec
ar CAMPUS
d
Ln
.
nn
ill
Co
hn
d.
s
Jo
R
lm
d.
gr
yn
e
Blv
Ira
Pa
yer
aw
17
of
nS
Be
Directions: From Hwy. 17,
turn onto Ira Rd. (at Wando
Crossing shopping center); left at
four-way intersection;
right where road ends; immediate
left into TTC parking lot.
17
Colema
42 n
Bl
vd
XCPT 505-001 = Main Campus B01 = Berkeley Campus P01 = Palmer Campus MP1 = Mount Pleasant Campus SP1 = St. Paul’s Parish Site
SS1 = Summerville Site at Trolley Road DQ1 = Dorchester County QuickJobs Training Center W01 = Online Z01 = Offsite
.
Registration Information
Register now – courses fill quickly! Pre-registration is
required for all courses.
FIVE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
Fees must be paid in full at time of registration. We
accept cash, check, American Express®, Discover®, VISA®,
MasterCard® and purchase orders.
Online
Online registration is safe; your credit card information will
be processed over our secure servers.
1. Visit www.tridenttech.edu/ce and choose Registration
Information from the top navigation bar. Then click on TTC
Express link. You may search for courses using a keyword
or the course code number, which can be found on the
website and in the Continuing Education Schedule.
2. To register, select the courses you want to take and click
Submit.
3. Unless you have already logged in, enter your name,
address and other contact information on the Personal
Identification screen and click Submit.
4. When you have completed searching for courses, choose
Register Now (check out) and select Payment Type. Enter
credit card information on the Credit Card Entry screen.
Phone
Call 843.574.6152. Registration hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday-Friday.
Mail
COURSE CHANGES AND DROPS
Email ce.reg@tridenttech.edu or call the Registration office
at 843.574.6152 before your course start date.
REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION
Email ce.reg@tridenttech.edu or call 843.574.6152. If a
course is already full when your registration is received or if
the course has been cancelled, we will notify you and a full
refund will be processed.
REFUND POLICY
Trident Technical College reserves the right to cancel
courses due to insufficient enrollment or instructor availability,
in which case you will receive a full refund. You will receive
a full refund of the registration fee if you cancel five or more
calendar days before the course starts, or you can transfer
your registration fee to a colleague or associate. You will
receive 75 percent of the registration fee if you cancel within
four calendar days before the course starts. No-shows are
responsible for the full registration fee. No refunds will be
given after the course starts.
AUXILIARY AIDS
If you require any auxiliary aids, services or
accommodations, please call 843.574.6131.
Register Online – It’s Quick and Easy
Visit www.tridenttech.edu/ce > Registration Information.
Print our form from www.tridenttech.edu/ce and mail with
full payment to Trident Technical College, P.O. Box 118067
CE-M, Charleston, SC 29423-8067.
For more information and to register, call
a member of our friendly registration and
customer service staff at 843.574.6152.
Fax
• Nakenya Fludd
• Kaye Friday
• Dianna Rodriquez
Print our form from www.tridenttech.edu/ce and fax to
843.574.6310. Payment must be made by credit/debit card.
In Person
Come to the Complex for Economic Development/
Continuing Education Center (Bldg. 910), Room 102, Main
Campus, 2001 Mabeline Rd., North Charleston, to complete
registration and make payment. Registration hours are 8
a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday.
NEW PROGRAM – SENIOR SCHOLARS
Students ages 65 and older can receive a 10 percent
discount on personal enrichment courses. For a schedule,
see pages 19-28.
BOOKS
Purchase your Continuing Education textbooks at the
TTC Bookstore. Visit http://bookstore.tridenttech.edu or call
843.574.6578 for information. Please have your course code
available.
Equal Opportunity Statement
Trident Technical College does not discriminate in admission or
employment on the basis of race, gender, color, national or ethnic origin,
age, religion, disability, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation,
gender identity or pregnancy. In compliance with Title IX of the Education
Amendments of 1972 and section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Trident Technical College
offers access and equal opportunity in its admission policies, academic
programs and services and employment to individuals with disabilities. No
otherwise qualified person will be denied access or opportunity on the basis
of a disability. The college’s ADA, Section and 504 (Rehabilitation Act) and
Titles VII and IX (Civil Rights Act) student coordinator is Pamela Brown. Please
contact her for information about alternate communication methods and
other services for students with disabilities. The coordinator can be reached
at 843.574.6246 or TTY 843.574.6351.
Please see the Course Code Key on every lefthand program page to determine the location
of your course.
Continuing Education Call Center – 843.574.6152
43
Nonprofit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No. 47
Charleston, SC
Division of Continuing Education and
Economic Development
P.O. Box 118067, CE-M
Charleston, SC 29423-8067
Lowcountry Health and Safety Institutes
Your Roadmap to Building
a Prosperous Workplace
Join us for quick, insightful, monthly
sessions on health and safety in the
workplace. These workshops are
especially helpful for those small
to medium-sized businesses and
organizations that do not have a
full-time safety director on staff who
ensures the organization is compliant
with the latest laws and regulations.
January 2016
February 2016
March 2016
April 2016
May 2016
June 2016
July 2016
August 2016
September 2016
October 2016
Create a Healthy and Contented Workplace
Train Your Organization in CPR, First Aid and AED
Manage Stress in the Workplace
Foster a Safe and Compliant Workplace
Champion a Safe Commuting Workforce
Maximize Cyber Security in the Workplace
Utilize Effective Office Ergonomics in the Workplace
Ensure a Legally Fit Workplace
Prevent Workplace Violence: Recognize, Evaluate and Respond
Employee Domestic Violence – Recognize the Signs
Cost: $99 per session or enroll in all 10 sessions for $899 while earning your
Health and Safety Officer Certificate. See pg. 36 for more information.
Register online at www.tridenttech.edu/ce or by phone at 843.574.6152.
44