Business and Certificate Programs
Human Resources
BTECH 265 Human Resources - Online Certification Program
First class of a 3-part, 15 credit certificate program (classes do not have to be taken in order). Credits can also be applied toward an Associates Degree at Highline Community College.
This program will allow you to work 100% of the time in a place where you want to study without compromising your family or your job. Your pace! Your space! Fall topics include: Overview and Management of Human Resources, Staffing Policies and Procedures, Employment Law, Hiring and Firing, Writing Job Descriptions, Privacy and Employment, and EEO. 5 credits. For complete program information, please call (206) 870-3785. For detailed information regarding the PHR Certification Exam, please go to the Human Resources Certification Institute website: www.hrci.org
WorkSafe
Campus CERT Training - Community Emergency Response Team
The primary purpose of this training program is to apply the established CERT model to the college and university environment. Every campus community is a virtual city within a city with many of the same challenges to public health and safety faced by any other community, but also some unique or special risks and vulnerabilities. The goal of this training is to provide basic emergency and disaster training to all campus staff, students and faculty to enhance responses in the event of a disaster or emergency situation. The Campus CERT training for school groups is delivered in 2 1/2 hour sessions, one evening a week over a 7 week period. Sessions highlights include: Disaster Preparedness, Disaster Fire Suppression, Disaster Medical Operations Part I, Disaster Medical Operations, Part II, Light Search and Rescue Operations, Disaster Psychology and Team Organization, and, Course Review and Disaster Simulation. For additional details, please call 206-870-3785.
CEUs: 1.75
Oct 1 - Nov 12, Nov 22
7 Wed 1 Sat
Darren Branum
9126 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 8:30PM, 9:00AM - 3:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 99, Rm 132
$129.00 |
Real Estate
Real Estate Finance
This course teaches the fundamentals of real estate finance and serves as an introduction to income capitalization. Students will learn to use basic real estate math to solve classroom problems in equity and debt financing. Real estate investment principles such as risk reduction and debt leveraging are explained. 3 credits/30 clock hours.
CEUs: 3
Oct 6 - Dec 8
10 Mon
Henry Eiselstein
8890 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 3, Rm 103
$225.00 |
Real Estate Principles
General overview of the principles of real estate sales and marketing. Course designed for those wanting a general knowledge of the field of real estate, those desiring to acquire a Washington Real Estate License, or for real estate agents wanting to pursue a brokerage license. Course meets Washington state 60 clock hour course requirement to sit for the Salespersonﾒs Exam. Required textbook is Washington Real Estate Fundamentals by Kathryn Haupt. For more information see: http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/realestate/
CEUs: 6
Sept 23 - Dec 4
10 Tue 10 Thu
Henry Eiselstein
8892 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 3, Rm 103
$375.00 |
Project Management
Introduction to MS Project
Introduction to using MS Project 2007: Learn best practices for entering tasks, resources, work estimates, dependencies, constraints that give you the correct data. Learn how to optimize schedules, set baselines and report variances. This foundation course focuses on the methodology and best practices recognized by the PMI. Instructed by certified Project Management Professional (PMP).
CEUs: 3.2
Project Management Professional Certification Preparation
Designed for those students who wish to eventually obtain professional certification by Project Management Institute (PMI). This course focuses on the generally accepted practices recognized by the PMI and standards-based approach to successful project management practices. Instructor led delivery will address content on project quality, scope, time, cost, human resources, communications, risk, procurement, and integration management. The final segment of classes will also cover exam preparation for the PMI test for certification.
CEUs: 3.6
Introduction to Project Management
Introduction to Project Management for the person interested in learning methods for managing projects. This foundation course focuses on the methodology and best practices recognized by the PMI. Covers the nine knowledge areas and the five process areas of: Initiating, Planning, Executing Controlling, and Closing. Prepares you with a baseline in terminology and methods for the follow-on PMP prep exam course. Gain the skills and insight to be an effective project manager. Instructed by certified Project Management Professional (PMP).
CEUs: 3.2
Professional Development
How to Start an Internet Business - ONLINE Self-Paced Course
Do you fear being left behind the Internet explosion? Topics include: identifying web businesses that do well, how to conduct market research on your idea, adding shopping carts and secure shopping for free, get your website online, strategies in getting others to pay you for advertising, how to bring traffic to your site, winning the search engine game. Read lessons, participate in activities and hold live interactive discussions. Complete the lessons on your own timetable
CEUs: 2.4
How to Earn a Living Freelancing - ONLINE Self Paced Course
Do you fear being downsized? Millions of people prosper as independent contractors. Topics include: who hires freelancers, what skills do you need, find-ing the work, finding the work, how to market yourself. Online class runs for 6 weeks. Complete the lessons on your own timetable.
CEUs: 2.4
Teaching on the Internet - ONLINE Self-Paced Course
Use the Internet to train and communicate with large, geographically wide-ranging groups. Take this online class and create your first class. Learn from someone of the frontline. By the end of lesson 4 you will be inviting students to your new classroom
CEUs: 2.4
How to Start a Home-Based Business ONLINE Self-Paced Course
Tired of working for someone else? This online class provides mentoring and step-by-step techniques and strategies for getting your business up and running quickly. Read lessons, participate in activities and hold live interactive discussions. Complete the lessons on your own timetable. Visit our website for complete course information.
CEUs: 2.4
Global Business Professional
Certified Global Business Professional (CGBP Exam) Prepatory Workshop
Preparation will focus on the four core knowledge areas required by NASBITE Certified Global Business Professional, Global Marketing, Supply Chain Management, and Trade Finance. Test-taking exam tips and exam practice are provided through-out the workshop. Participation in the workshop is not a guarantee that candidates will pass the NASBITE exam. Participants are encouraged to use the workshop to confirm prior knowledge and highlight areas for individual prepartion prior to the exam. For more information please contact our office at 206-870-3785
Non-Profit Development Programs
Seven Ways Your Nonprofit Can Get Corporations and Businesses to Support your Work
For nonprofit board volunteers, and staff who want to learn how to approach corporations and learn for the types of benefits. Small community organizations can cultivate long-term relationships with for-profit entities - relationships that will generate money, volunteers, technical assistance, and other benefits.
CEUs: 0.3
Beyond the Bake Sale and the Benefit
This class outlines four fundraising activities that community-based and/or nonprofit organizations with little or no staff can use to generate more (often much more) revenue than is possible with a bake sale, and with much less effort than is required for a benefit event. Class will focus on the nuts & Bolts of implementing each fundraising activity.
CEUs: 0.3
Getting Grants: Module 1 - Overview
Geared to small and medium-sized non-profit organizations.
Learn how to identify grant opportunities, characteristics and practices of successful applicant organizations, aspects of budgeting especially relevant to grant application process, and how to develop relationships with funders.
CEUs: 0.35
Getting Grants: Module 2 - Writing the Grant Application
Geared to small and medium-sized non-profit organizations.
This workshop addresses common questions related to writing grants, including: elements of effective proposal summaries and introductions, writing effective problem (needs) statements, describing program objectives, methods, and evaluation processes. Participants can bring a proposal for class review, discussion, and feedback.
CEUs: 0.35
Getting Grants Modules 1 and 2
Why pay more? Attend both module of Getting Grants for a special fee.
CEUs: 0.7
House Party for How-Tos
Geared to board, volunteers, and staff of small to medium sized organizations.
Among nonprofit organizations, house parties are popular fundraising tools. They often involve less investment of time and money than do other fundraising methods. Learn 10 ways to enhance the potential of the house party to attract donors and raise money
CEUs: 0.3
Small Business Development
Small Business Success
Business Basics for Success
General management practices discussed will help in successful establishment and help avoid startup problems. Topics: business licensing, State of Washington sources of business information, mistakes that may cost you your business if not dealt with properly, challenges, how to select good future employees, importance of constant planning, legal structures of business and sources of information.
CEUs: 0.3
Manage Your Cash
Financial management knowledge is vital to every business. Discuss the importance of adequate financing, preparing a cash flow statement, break-even point, accounts receivable, Balance Sheet, Income Statement, budgeting and IRS issues, to name a few.
CEUs: 0.3
Connect With Customers
Practical sales, marketing and advertising guidance, including the marketing process and its importance within a business. Also: identify critical target market, pricing products/services, creative advertising, media, customer relationships, analyzing the competition, and a marketing plan.
CEUs: 0.3
Plan for Success
The MOST IMPORTANT document in business! When you complete this session, you will have the tools and skills necessary to create a business plan.
CEUs: 0.3
Small Business Series
Why pay more? Attend all four courses Business Management, Marketing and Advertising, Cash Flow and Business Plan and recieve a discount.
CEUs: 1.2
Oct 7 - 19
2 Tue 2 Thu
Staff
9068 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 99, Rm 131
$149.00 |
Small Business Records
Preparing Taxes for the Sole Proprietor
Review of the IRS Schedule C and related forms including self-employment tax, depreciation, and home office deduction. Learn proper classification for income and deductible expenses.
CEUs: 0.3
Financial Recordkeeping
Improve your recordkeeping activities including business accounting, financial statements, payroll processes, and working with various business taxes and agencies
CEUs: 0.6
Small Business Records and Taxes Certificate Series
Includes Financial Recordkeeping and Preparing Taxes for the Sole Proprietor. Attend both classes for a discounted price! This 9 hour fact filled, two part series will prepare you for this 2006 tax season and also teach you strong financial recordkeeping skills.
CEUs: 0.9
Small Business Success Workshops
Business Website Strategy
Experts share what a good business web site really is so you can get better results from yours. This class is designed for business owners and marketing staff.
CEUs: 0.3
Business Loans: The Right Way to Apply
Learn how to put together a loan application package for your business. Learn what your banker is thinking. Clients of the instructor have obtained more than $1 million in loans.
CEUs: 0.2
Small Business Development Center
The Center for Extended Learning’s SBDC classes are partially sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). SBA’s funding is not an endorsement of any products, opinions, or services. SBA funded programs are extended to the public on a non-discriminatory basis and available to individuals with disabilities.
Business Counseling with a Business Development Specialist
How is your business doing? The Highline Small Business Development Center (The SBDC) provides 1:1 counseling, research and group session to business owners and entrepreneurs throughout Southwest King County. During the first half of 2006, The SBDC served more than 100 business owners, helping them with loan applications, marketing, new locations and financing alternatives.
Call to schedule your first appointment --
Des Moines office (206) 878-3710, ext 5151
Federal Way office (253) 943-4002.
The SBDC. Insights. Solutions. Success.
Courses for Seniors
Computers for 50s and Over
E-Mail and the Web for Seniors
Beginner 2. (Preq: New to Computers!)Open your world and expand horizons using e-mail and the Internet in this fun, interactive class
CEUs: 1
New to Computers for Seniors!
Beginner 1. Get on board! Learn the fundamentals of computers. No computer experience needed
CEUs: 0.3
Introduction to Windows XP for Seniors
Beginner 2. Have a great time learning the basics the operating system of Windows XP. (Preq: New to Computers)
CEUs: 0.8
Introduction to Word and Excel for Seniors
Understand the basic functions Microsofts Word and Excel programs. (Preq: New to Computers!)
CEUs: 0.8
Print and Publish
Discover tips and tricks to produce quality newsletters, holiday cards, brochures, and flyers from your desktop using various programs. Basic desktop publishing and inserting/editing pictures will also be introduced in this hands-on class.
CEUs: 0.8
Computer Technology
Computer Fundamentals
New to Computers!
Need to learn how to work with your computer? Come learn the basics of todays computers. Clear, easy-to-understand explanations and practical experience.
CEUs: 0.4
Beginning Keyboarding
You can do it! Learn to type with confidence and increase your speed and accuracy.
CEUs: 1
Bootcamp Series
Save money whle you learn! Combines Windows Fundamentals, Word and Excel together at a discounted price.
CEUs: 1.5
Keyboarding Skill Building
Beginner 2. Continue to increase your speed and accuracy in this excellent follow-up to our Beginning Keyboarding class. For novices and experienced typists alike.
CEUs: 1
Bootcamp 1 Windows Fundamentals
Learn the fundamentals required to effectively perform tasks with Windows. Create documents, share text and graphics between programs and, explore Accessories.
CEUs: 0.5
Bootcamp 2 Beginning Word
You will gain a working knowledge of how to create, change, cut, customize, save and print many types of documents.
CEUs: 0.5
Bootcamp 3 Excel
Walk through the basics and get a thorough understanding of how to create, change, and customize worksheets for home or office.
CEUs: 0.5
Bootcamp 4 - Presentations
Learn how to create presentations, desktop publishing and work with graphics.
CEUs: 0.5
Operating Systems
Windows Vista
Learn the latest computing operating system! This exciting workshop is a great overview to the features and benefits of Microsofts Vista operating system.
CEUs: 0.5
Oct 6 - 15
2 Mon 2 Wed
Gayle Larson
9212 - Add to cart |
6:00 - 8:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 99, Rm 251
$139.00 |
Microsoft Office - Word
Word 2007 Series
Combines all 3 levels of Word 2007 at a discounted price.
CEUs: 2.1
Word 2007 The Basics
Level 1. Learn the latest version of Word with the enhanced editing, formatting and reviewing capabilities.
CEUs: 0.7
Word 2007 Transition Up
Level 2. Customize and automate Word with lists, tables, styles, macros and wizards.
CEUs: 0.7
Word 2007 Advanced Use
Level 3. Become a power user!
CEUs: 0.7
Technology for ESL Students
ESL for Computers
Discover the world of computers. Designed for the ESL student level 3 and up. This a basic course on computers and their use.
CEUs: 1.2
Bookkeeping
QuickBooks Pro 2008 - Beginning
Learn how to use the number one preferred bookkeeping software preferred by small businesses and accountants alike. Discover the features and benefits of Quickbooks ability to generate estimates and bids, use of accounts receivables, accounts payable and profit and loss statements. Class size is limited to please register early.
CEUs: 0.7
QuickBooks Pro 2008 - Advanced
Discover how to generate financial reports, track inventory, use and download tax tables and payroll preparation. Class size is limited so please register early.
CEUs: 0.7
QuickBooks Pro 2008 Full Series
Best value! Combines beginning and advanced classes at a discounted price. Class size is limited so please register early.
CEUs: 1.4
Web Design
DreamWeaver 8.0 Introduction
In this course you will learn to develop web sites in Dreamweaver 8.0. In this highly interactive, project-oriented course, you will learn how to harness the full potential of this industry standard tool. You will learn how to create, arrange and format text, imagery, hyperlinks, tables and various other media types. You will also learn about intelligent page design and usability factors with an emphasis on simplicity and consistency.
CEUs: 0.7
DreamWeaver 8.0 Intermediate
In this highly interactive, porject-orientated course create, arrange and format text, imagery, hyperlinks, tables and various other media.
CEUs: 0.7
DreamWeaver 8.0 Full Series
Excellent value! Combines three sessions of DreamWeaver 8.0 at a discounted price.
CEUs: 2.1
Web Design Part II - XHTML Introduction
Level 1. Preq: Type 25 wpm, Internet familiarity. Students should be comfortable with creating and saving files to their computer. Students will learn the differences between HTML and how to hand code XHTML syntax in both Strict and Transitional.
CEUs: 0.7
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Web Design, Part I - Concepts and Best Practices
Beginning. (Some familiarity working with Web pages recommended).Learn to effectively designate your target audience, to include color schemes, and design a website with end-user usability in mind.
CEUs: 0.8
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Web Design Part IV - Cascading Style Sheets
Learn how to effectively design Web sites using cascading style sheets. This class is designed to apply various style sheet types to design Web pages using selector classes and DIV and SPAN tags with style sheet rules. Design web pages that degrade gracefully and learn how to position elements on a page, apply block and font properties, use pseudo-classes and elements. Finally learn how to use Javascript to identify a users browser and link a users to a specific external style sheet.
CEUs: 0.7
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Web Design Part V - Javascript
Learn to enhance your web pages with Javascript; understand the difference between client-side verses server-side scripting.
CEUs: 0.8
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Web Design Part VI - Special Projects
Project Course. Final part of the web design series. Take what you have learned from prior courses and learn the business aspects of web site design and usability.
CEUs: 0.8
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
DreamWeaver 8.0 Advanced
Continuation course offering advanced techniques and feature using databases, action scripting and uploading sites.
CEUs: 0.7
Flash MX Introduction
Level 1. Introduction to creating objects and animation in Macromedias Flash MX. This course focuses on the basics of Flash, including tools and features, creation of animation and publishing materials for the web.
CEUs: 1.4
Flash MX Advanced
Level 2. Spend a Saturday learning the advanced features of Flash. Learn how to enhance your website! Create games, websites, virtual tours, banners and much more.
CEUs: 1.4
Web Design Part III - Advanced XHTML
Level 2. Learn skills and techniques such as advanced formatting; graphics; tables and forms; creation of dynamic and interactive documents; validation; and style considerations utilized in XHTML.
CEUs: 0.7
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Hobby
Digital Storytelling
Discover the fun, easy way to learn how to organize and transfer photos from a digital camera to computer. Work with color balance settings, fix red eyes, resize images, make albums, publish online or share photos via email. This class is designed for the point and shoot digital camera. Please bring USB cord along with your camera. Recommended to bring: USB flash drive
CEUs: 1.6
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Sell on eBay!
Use the Internet for fun & profit! Come and learn all the basics of the one of the internets most popular sites eBay! The instructor will bring his experience into the classroom in regards to buying, selling, bidding, and managing PayPal. Please bring an item or collectable you would like to post on eBay and we will show you how! You will be able to make people want to buy your items, we promise!
CEUs: 0.5
Network and Hardware Fundamentals
Hardware Fundamentals
Beginner 2. This non-lab serves as a foundation for students who plan to provide technical support or become certified as microcomputer technicians. Class size is limited, so please register early.
CEUs: 1.2
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Network Fundamentals
Beginner 2. Non-lab class designed to familiarize students with the basic principles of networking hardware components, terminology, and various architectures used in networks today.
CEUs: 1.2
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Hardware and Network Fundamentals Series
This non-lab serves as a foundation for students who plan to provide technical support or become certified as microcomputer technicians. Combines Hardware and Network Fundamentals at a discounted price.
CEUs: 3.2
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
A+ Certification Prep
Intermediate. Recommended: Hardware and Network Fundamentals. In this comprehensive course you will prepare for the CompTia A+ Certification Exam, a nationally established standard for technical competency on microcomputers. You will learn about PC hardware, software, and build a PC from start to finish. Class size is limited, so please register early.
CEUs: 6
Oct 7 - Nov 6
5 Tue 5 Thu
Staff
9332 - Add to cart |
6:00 - 10:00PM, 9:00AM - 5:00PM 3 Sat
FWC
Rm 206
$895.00 |
Wireless Networks
This introductory course is designed to familiarize students with the basic principles of wireless networks 802.11x for home, small offices and various architechures used today.
CEUs: 1.2
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Microsoft Office - Access
Access 2007 The Basics
Level 1. Learn critical skills to create a database and enter, find, edit, and report on the data it contains.
CEUs: 0.7
Database Structure and Design
Overview of database design. Learn fundamental structure and design concepts necessary to build an effective and relational database.
CEUs: 0.7
Access 2007 Transition Up
Level 2. Enhance your database design using principles of table relationships, integrate data, modify a table design, and much more.
CEUs: 0.7
Access 2007 Advanced Use
Level 3. Use advanced concepts to work with data, perform summary operations, create macros and more.
CEUs: 0.7
Access 2007 Full Series
Learn expert techniques in database development and design. Combines all levels of Access and Database Structure and Design together at a discounted price.
CEUs: 3.5
Graphic Design
Giclee Fine Art Reproduction
Print Fine Art Reproductions of your own Art using one of todays most popular processes Giclee. Print on canvas, watercolor and other fine art papers up to 44 x 72 using archival quality inks. Experiment with various color and paper profiles along with other techniques to achieve your own limited edition master pieces.
CEUs: 0.6
Photoshop CS
Prepare files for printing that work! This class will teach the basics of Pagemaker and Photoshop. Includes file preparation, preflight for printing, trapping, RGB vs CMYK, photo manipulation, basic color correction and scanning.
CEUs: 6
Nov 17 - Dec 3
3 Mon 3 Wed
Tony Sittner
9336 - Add to cart |
5:00 - 7:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 151
$199.00 |
InDesign CS
An introduction to professional desktop publishing. This class includes: basic page layout, preparing files for printing, importing copy and graphics, making PDF files for print, printing terms, fonts, basic preflight, scanning, color correction and photo manipulation, and Photoshop layers and effects. Space is limited so sign up today so you dont miss out.
CEUs: 1.2
Oct 13 - 29
3 Mon 3 Wed
Tony Sittner
9334 - Add to cart |
5:00 - 7:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 151
$199.00 |
Microsoft Office - Excel
Excel 2007 The Basics
Level 1. Discover the power of Excel.
CEUs: 0.8
Excel 2007 Advanced Use
Level 3. Become a power user! Customize a workbook, analyze and audit data with pivot tables and scenarios, create macros,consolidate data and link cells and protect and share workbooks.
CEUs: 0.8
Excel 2007 Transition Up
Level 2. Apply visual elements with chards and graphics; create advanced formulas.
CEUs: 0.8
Excel 2007 Full Series
Combines all 3 levels of Excel at a discounted price.
CEUs: 2.4
Microsoft Office - Other
Microsoft Office Success
Learn how to work and navigate in MS Office 2003 using multiple programs. This one day workshop is ideal for the student who is either beginning or looking looking to more effectively use Microsoft office software. Also, share pictures and text, and learn mail merge.
CEUs: 0.6
PowerPoint 2007 The Basics
Level 1. Microsoft Office PowerPoint enables users to quickly create high-impact, dynamic presentations.
You will learn how to manipulate and work with text, tables, charts, and set up document themes.
CEUs: 0.6
PowerPoint 2007 Transition Up
Level 2. Review basic concepts and learn to create templates, advanced drawing techniques, and work with sound files.
CEUs: 0.6
PowerPoint 2007 Full Series
Combines both levels of PowerPoint 2003 at a discounted price.
CEUs: 1.2
Microsoft Publisher 2003
Welcome to the world of graphic art! Become an expert on how to produce quality newsletters, brochures, greeting cards and flyers. Learn how to create, design and publish with impact!
CEUs: 0.7
There are no individual
classes listed for this course in our current catalog.
Please contact our
campus for more information on available classes and
schedules.
Outlook 2007
One day workshop. Learn the email standard in most businesses and organizations today. Send and receive mail, organize a mailbox, works with calendars and scheduling, create contact lists and track and organize your time.
CEUs: 0.6
Personal Enrichment
Income Opportunities
Teach Adults for Fun and $
SELF PACED ONLINE COURSE. The market is waiting for your expertise! This online class provides mentoring and step-by-step techniques and strategies for teaching adult classes. Complete the lessons on your own timetable. Visit our website for complete course information.
CEUs: 2.4
Starting a Home Based Photography Business
Your love of photography combined with business skills will start you on the path to a home-based portrait studio/photography business. Learn tips on equipment, marketing, customer service, pricing, sales, and where to purchase professional supplies. Bring camera to class.
CEUs: 0.4
Nov 15
1 Sat
Lorylee Lejon
9752 - Add to cart |
9:00AM - 1:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 21, Rm 201
$69.00 |
Espresso Barista Training Level I
Do you want to make specialty espresso drinks as perfect as your local coffee bar? Enjoy a fast-paced evening learning basic barista techniques or fine-tune your drink-making skills. We will cover grind adjustment, frothing/steaming milk, standard drinks, and specialty drinks. General machine maintenance will also be covered.
CEUs: 0.3
Nov 3
1 Wed
Carole Alexander
9762 - Add to cart |
6:00 - 9:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 99, Rm 130
$69.00 |
Espresso Barista Training Level II
For students who have attended Barista Training Level I. Expand the basic techniques you have learned and spend an evening learning more about specialty drinks and what it takes to be an accomplished barista.
CEUs: 0.3
Get Started in the Espresso Business
Get of the 9-to-5 grind! This class provides you with the knowledge to lay the foundation or take the next step in making your dream a reality. Learn the basics of starting an espresso, bar, cart, or drive thru. We will discuss ideas for locations, equipment, startup costs, selecting a roaster and suppliers, and permit requirements.
CEUs: 0.3
Oct 29
1 Wed
Carole Alexander
9760 - Add to cart |
6:00 - 9:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 99, Rm 130
$59.00 |
Introduction to Voice Acting
This fun, informative and emplowering class will teach you the basics of entering a successful career as a voiceover artist. Be warned, many who have taken this class have gone on to become real, bona-fide, professional voice actors. Come ready to laugh, learn and be inspired.
CEUs: 0.2
Espresso - Barista Series
Save money while your brewing and steaming! Attend all 3 classes for a discounted fee and recieve a certificate of training.
CEUs: 0.9
Oct 29, Nov 5, 6
2 Wed 1 Thu
Carole Alexander
9766 - Add to cart |
6:00 - 9:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 99, Rm 130
$179.00 |
Telecommuting Working from Home
ONLINE SELF PACED COURSE.
Tired of dropping your kids at daycare and fighting bumper-to-bumper traffic? only to suffer through another day in a stress-filled environment? What would happen if you learned the strategies of the 16 million telecommuters who work from home each day? Topics include: Kinds of telecommuting jobs most in demand - What pay/benefits to expect - How to identify telecommuting friendly companies - Skills you will need - Marketing yourself - How to become an insider - Spotting the scams. No instant jobs here, just solid self-promotion techniques. Read lessons, participate in exercises, and hold live interactive discussions with instructor Gary Fugere and fellow students in your on-line classroom. Runs for 6 weeks and is self-paced. Complete the lessons on your own timetable. Course requirements include intermediate PC skills. Don not forget to include your email with registration.
CEUs: 2.4
Parenting
Parenting Success - 99 Ways to Make it Happen
Learn 99 tips for practical and positive parenting from a Certified Mental Health Counselor and educator. This safe, nurturing environment will be a model for parents of all age children, blended families, single parents, grandparents, and childcare providers. Bring sack lunch and beverage. Roberta Macdonald, MA, MH, retired CMHC, is a facilitator and educator with over 25 years experience working with children and parents.
CEUs: 0.4
Building Relationships for Your Childrens Success
Navigating the world of special education services is daunting for most parents, but it can be much easier if you partner with your childs school team. Learn from a veteran parent how to build trust and communicate effectively. Advocacy tips and info on how to network with other parents also covered.
CEUs: 0.2
Caring for Your Aging Parents
ONLINE SELF PACED COURSE.
Do you feel overwhelmed by the prospect of taking care of your aging parents? What would happen if you learned the skills to bring harmony to the family? This class provides mentoring and step-by-step techniques and strategies. Topics include: The evolving relationship between you and your parents - Confronting independence (e.g., living alone, driving, falls) - Getting cooperation from your siblings - Medical care options - Living arrangement options - Managing the finances - Where to go for support and resources for both yourself as a caregiver and your parents. Read lessons, participate in exercises, and hold live interactive discussions with instructor and fellow students in your on-line classroom. Runs for 6 weeks and is self-paced. Complete the lessons on your own timetable. Course requirements include intermediate PC skills. Email address required with registration.
CEUs: 2.4
Flagger Training and Traffic Control
Flagger Training
A one-day seminar in flagging, safety, and traffic control. Students who successfully complete this class will receive a picture ID card with certification valid for three years. Textbook and course materials provided bring a #2 pencil. Must be 18 years of age. Note: There is no job placement service with this class.
CEUs: 0.75
Education
Phlebotomy
Intensive program in basic venipuncture skills and techniques necessary to perform venous blood collection as a lab phlebotomist and for the multiskilled healthcare professional. Disposable lab jackets available in class for $15.
Permission required: Must have high school diploma or GED and must be at least Level 5 ESL student. Book required: Phlebotomy Essentials, 3rd Edition by Ruth E McCall.
CEUs: 3
Nov 8 - Dec 6
5 Sat
Sherman Walker
9770 - Add to cart |
9:00AM - 3:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 26, Rm 216
$250.00 |
Sept 27 - Oct 25
5 Sat
Sherman Walker
9768 - Add to cart |
9:00AM - 3:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 26, Rm 216
$250.00 |
Citizenship Now!
Become a citizen of the United States. Prepares adult to complet the N-200 application, the exam and the interview.
CEUs: 1.6
Art
Landscape Painting
A watermedia class (watercolor, gouache, egg tempera and acrylic). This class is a comprehensive focus of exercises and practice of Landscape painting from the French Impressionists through current practice in plain air painting. We will look at the work of the Hudson River painters and California Impressionists as well as the growth and popularity of plain air painting in America through slide lectures and painting exercises in class. Understand the theory and practice of color and illusory depth as used in landscape painting. Develop a palette of colors related to your interests and subjects. Supply list provided.
CEUs: 2.4
Oct 6 - Nov 24
8 Mon
Jon Jarvis
9218 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 176
$99.00 |
Picture Framing
Do you have artwork that needs framing? Did your last trip to a frame shop give you a shock? If so, you can learn how to do them yourself. We will do a complete frame job from selecting mat colors, cutting mats, glass and frame stock. Come have fun with us-you will be pleased with the results! This award-winning artist has been a custom picture framer for more than 25 years. See supply list: http://flightline.highline.edu/cel/supply_lists/picture_framing.pdf
CEUs: 2.4
Oct 6 - Nov 24
8 Mon
Aletha Deuel
9608 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 158
$99.00 |
Acrylic Painting
Enjoy the popular art medium of acrylic painting no matter what your level of experience is. If you enjoy painting or have never painted before, you will have fun with this class. We will be covering basic color mixing, how additives can affect the paint, and acrylic techniques. Learn to paint using the newest paint techniques on a variety of canvas. See instructor for supply list.
CEUs: 2
Oct 1 - Nov 19
8 Wed
Patricia Arnold
9628 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 10, Rm 103
$99.00 |
Watercolor
If the watercolor medium excites your or if you have always wanted to try watercolor, this class is for you! Come learn techniques that will start you on the journey of fulfilling that dream. This class is geared for beginners, intermediate and beyond. Come make the dream come true and make new friends or renew old friendships. This award-winning artist loves to teach and wants her students to be successful. See supply list:http://flightline.highline.edu/cel/supply_lists/watercolor.pdf
CEUs: 2.4
Oct 7 - Dec 2
8 Tue
Aletha Deuel
9612 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 158
$99.00 |
Kaleidoscopes
Create a high quality kaleidoscope for a fraction of the price of those in the fine gift shops. Learn from the instructor that has had kaleidoscopes displayed at the Smithsonian Museum. $20 materials fee paid in class. Bring a bag lunch.
CEUs: 5
Beginning Stained Glass
If you have always wanted to make beautiful stained glass windows for your home or just want to explore the many avenues of glass art, this class holds a lot for you. Students are encouraged to design their own projects, but patterns will be available. We will cover the two basic techniques in stained glass art, lead and copper foil, and you will complete one project in each medium. Design, cutting and fabrication techniques will also be covered. Please call the instructor at (206) 935-5682 regarding supplies and materials.
CEUs: 2
Oct 6 - Nov 24
8 Mon
Michelle Nicholas
9614 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 10, Rm 202
$99.00 |
Creative Watercolor
Join a group of fun and supportive people as they explore the challenging and rewarding world of watercolor painting. Learn new ways of solving problems in painting. Discover the secrets used by professionals to control the medium. Experience the spontaneous nature of watercolor. Classes include demonstrations, lectures, handouts and encouragement in the form of constructive criticism. See instructor for supply list.
CEUs: 2
Oct 1 - Dec 3
10 Wed
Gary Nelson
9616 - Add to cart |
5:30 - 7:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 158
$95.00 |
Pottery
Practice centering, opening and shaping clay. High fire glazing techniques are taught.
CEUs: 2.4
Oct 4 - Dec 6
10 Sat
Joan Johnson
9622 - Add to cart |
9:00AM - 12:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 171
$185.00 |
Matting and Framing Introduction
Learn to buy basic equipment, measure, and cut your own mats, and assemble frames in this demonstration class.
CEUs: 0.3
Illustrating Childrens Books
This class will explain the steps required to bring a childrens Book to completion and to present it to a publisher for publication. In this class, we will incorporate traditional illustrative techniques and explore new idea generating concepts, methods, and materials. We will focus on original story making as a vehicle for generating image ideas and the process of constructing a book. Students will work from the book models provided and develop individual projects in consultation with the instructor. In addition, the class will examine many twentieth-century childrens book artists and art movements as we seek new ways to make our mark in this genre. Previous drawing experience is recommended. Bring sketchbook and drawing materials to the first class. Bring a preferred childrens book sample for reference and study in class
CEUs: 1.2
Oct 1 - Nov 19
8 Wed
Jon Jarvis
9604 - Add to cart |
8:00 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 10, Rm 201
$89.00 |
Handmade Books
Create treasured gifts to capture thoughts and hold photographs. You will recieve materials to make two books. Bring metal ruler, Xacto knife and cutting mat. $8 materials fee paid in class.
CEUs: 0.4
Nov 8
1 Sat
Mitzi Lindren
9624 - Add to cart |
10:00AM - 2:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 10, Rm 204
$45.00 |
Experimental Drawing
Experimentation can produce innovation, stimulate creativity and explore new possibilities. Previous drawing experience recommended. Supplies will be discussed in class.
CEUs: 2.4
Oct 2 - Nov 20
8 Thu
Jon Jarvis
9602 - Add to cart |
6:30 - 9:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 158
$99.00 |
Exploring Watermedia
Comprehensive focus of watermedia (watercolor, gouche, egg tempera and acrylic) through slides lectures and painting exercises in class. Supplies discussed in class.
CEUs: 2
Oct 4 - Nov 22
8 Sat
Jon Jarvis
9630 - Add to cart |
10:00AM - 12:30PM
Main Campus
Bldg 16, Rm 158
$99.00 |
Crafts
Rubber Stamping
Create four projects from the heart using innovative and fun techniques for spring including Mothers Day, Fathers Day and graduation. Fee includes all materials.
CEUs: 0.2
August 2
1 Sat
Kris Roeser
9625 - Add to cart |
10:00AM - 12:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 99, Rm 130
$19.00 |
Oct 18
1 Sat
Kris Roeser
9634 - Add to cart |
10:00AM - 12:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 99, Rm 130
$19.00 |
Total Spa Essentials
Spend a day at the spa! Attend both Herbal Spa and Salve classes and save money.
CEUs: 0.35
Nov 15
1 Sat
Dinea Norrell
9639 - Add to cart |
11:00AM - 3:00Pm
Main Campus
Bldg 10, Rm 204
$70.00 |
Herbal Salves and Oils
Make plant-infused salves and oils for personal use or holiday gifts. $15 material fee to be paid in class.
CEUs: 0.15
Herbal Spa Essentials
In time for holidays gifts, learn the art of making toner, bath salts, bath fizzies and more. $15 materials fee to be paid in class
CEUs: 0.2
Nov 15
1 Sat
Dinea Norrell
9636 - Add to cart |
11:00AM - 1:00PM
Main Campus
Bldg 10, Rm 104
$39.00 |
Dance
Wedding and Special Occasion Dance
Worried about your first dance? Eliminate that concern with basic dance steps for the wedding party and guests or for your next special occasion.
CEUs: 0.8
Beginning Ballroom Dance
Get out on the dance floor! Learn to dance to big band sounds. Basic steps to waltz, foxtrot, cha cha and swing.
CEUs: 1.6
Salsa
Learn this hot dance that has been packing dance floors everywhere.
CEUs: 0.5
Got Hips? Learn to Bellydance!
Learn bellydance movements from p | 