61. Automotive Collision Repair An institution of higher education, that is committed to preparing students for employment and advancement in technical careers. is designed to teach basic fundamentals of Oxyacetylene is designed to teach the student proper nomenclature to teach the student preferred methods of installing all automotive glass, http://www.matc.net/catalogar.htm

62. Noncredit Technical Training Class Schedules $99 Section 4739, Tue, Thu, May 1423, 4 sessions, 5-8 pm, CCTA 110. ConstructionTrades. automotive Restoration - This 36 hour workshop will teach you the http://www.hacc.edu/programs/divisions/wed/ncttsch.htm

Noncredit Technical Training Class Schedule Summer 2002 Technical Training: Trades and Technologies Computer Aided Design Geographical Information Systems (GIS Software) Electricity/Electronics Construction Trades ... Forklift Training Course Locations B Blocker Hall Building, HACC One HACC Drive, Harrisburg CCTA HACC's Community Center for Technology and Arts 1523 North 4th Street, Harrisburg H John N. Hall Technology Building, HACC One HACC Drive, Harrisburg HWF Harrisburg Wall and Floor 1914 Paxton St., Harrisburg DCTS Dauphin County Technical School 6001 Locust Lane, Harrisburg CPVT Cumberland Perry Vocational-Technical School 110 Old Willow Mill Road, Mechanicsburg Computer Aided Design AUTOCAD OVERVIEW - Enter the exciting world of AutoCAD and its limitless possibilities for a rewarding, fulfilling and profitable career. Choose careers from civil, mechanical, electrical, highway, transportation, architectural or many other disciplines. Or just use it for recreation, such as making patterns for projects, or designing a new bathroom. This seminar provides a brief overview of what AutoCAD can do for you, and how you can incorporate it into a potential new job or just for fun. This session is 2 hours in length at no charge. Space limited to the first 16 participants to register at (717) 780-1964.

63. Wiley :: Teach Yourself VISUALLY Restoration And Retouching With Photoshop Eleme For Dummies (Paperback) Kelly Ewing Audel TM Mechanical trades Pocket Manual TeachYourself VISUALLY Restoration and Retouching with Photoshop Elements 2.0 http://www.wiley.com/cda/product/0,,0764526014,00.html

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley General Teach Yourself VISUALLY Restoration and Retouching with Photoshop Elements 2.0 Related Subjects Automotive How-To Home Improvement Related Titles By This Author Teach Yourself PowerPoint 2000 VISUALLY Instructor's Manual (Paperback) Teach Yourself VISUALLY Premiere 6 (Paperback) Master VISUALLY Dreamweaver MX and Flash MX (Paperback) Master VISUALLY Dreamweaver 4 and Flash 5 (Paperback) ... Master VISUALLY Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, and AfterEffects (Paperback) General (Paperback) Kelly Ewing Audel TM Mechanical Trades Pocket Manual, All New 4th Edition (Paperback) Thomas B. Davis Audel TM Pipefitter's and Welder's Pocket Manual, All New Second Edition (Paperback) Charles N. McConnell Audel TM Electrician's Pocket Manual, All New Second Edition (Paperback) Paul Rosenberg Quilting For Dummies (Paperback) Cheryl Fall General Teach Yourself VISUALLY Restoration and Retouching with Photoshop Elements 2.0

64. WNYC - Radio Rookies I go to automotive High School. They teach me about automotive tradesand I'm majoring in Business and Technology. October, 2000. http://www.wnyc.org/radiorookies/David.html

65. Four County Vocational Cooperative The Machine trades shop area is similar to many shops in business and industry. Thisprogram will teach students the basics of the precision machine trade. http://www.fourcountyvocational.org/Classes/machinetrades.htm

MACHINE TRADES The Machine Trades Program is designed to give students hands-on experience in a real life situation. This program will teach students the basics of the precision machine trade. With the recent addition of CNC and EDM equipment, the second year student will learn more advanced techniques of machining projects. The graduate will receive a Performance Portfolio at the end of this two-year course. The student will also receive Certificates of Achievement for individual projects they complete within certain given parameters. The Governor, thus endorsing the achievement of the student, will sign these certificates. Equipment used in Machine Trades includes lathes, mills, surface grinders, O.D. grinders, drill press, saws, and other machine shop related equipment. More technically advanced machinery includes Emco CNC Mill, Hurco CNC Mill, and Agie Mondo 2 EDM Sinker. Students completing the program with a B average of above will earn dual credits from IVY Tech State College while attending three Four County Vocational Machine Trades Program.

66. Marketplace Building trades/Construction Tech. Test Master ® and CBT software for automotivetechnology, industrial technology of CAD and CAM solutions to teach the fields http://www.techdirections.com/html/marketplace.html

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67. The Detroit Public Library - CEIC - Big 3 Apprenticeships a nonskilled position into a skilled trades apprenticeship. Refer to the DetroitAutomotive Task Force Web site or engaged from time to time to teach for the http://www.detroit.lib.mi.us/ceic/auto_app.htm

Big 3 Skilled Trades Apprenticeships Contents Auto Industry Skilled Trades Apprenticeships Outlook for Jobs with U.S. Auto Manufacturers Getting into the Selection Process Getting on an Eligibility List ... DaimlerChrysler-UAW Skilled Trades Program Auto Industry Skilled Trades Apprenticeships Apprenticeship is a formal method of training for a skilled trade that combines on-the-job-training (paid full-time employment) with related classroom instruction. The skills learned provide the basis for a rewarding career. Upon completion of of a four year training program, the apprentice graduates and receives a Journeyman Card from the UAW and employment from the company. An apprenticeship program is a “creature” of the company and the union. Each Ford, DaimlerChrysler and GM facility has a Joint Committee or Apprenticeship Council composed of UAW and company representatives that administers union apprenticeship programs. The number of apprenticeship positions is negotiated and spelled out in union contracts. For example, the UAW-GM 1999 Agreement specifies that a total of

68. Cashmere High School - Subjects - Subject List Carpentry, Carpentry. Childcare, Childcare. automotive trades, automotive trades.Two terms on each of the three Visual and Performing Arts areas Art. Drama Music. http://www.cashmere.school.nz/subjects/subjects_list.htm

69. The State | 02/03/2003 | Training To Teach Construction Skills 03, 2003, Training to teach construction skills Work Initiative Program to offerchances to learn other trades as well By MAURICE THOMAS Staff Writer http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/2003/02/03/news/local/5092646.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Subscription Services Search Search the Archives Homepage News Breaking ... Classified Ads Services Place Auto Ads Newspaper ads online EZ Pay subscriptions Lottery Numbers ... Free 7-Day Archives Survival Guide Disaster preparedness tips and checklists Survival.pdf (1.1mb) Back to Home News Saturday, Apr 12, 2003 Local Posted on Mon, Feb. 03, 2003 Training to teach construction skills Work Initiative Program to offer chances to learn other trades as well By MAURICE THOMAS Staff Writer Putting people to work in construction and other jobs is the goal of a new training program backed by the city of Columbia. Details of the Work Initiative Program will be announced today at the Eau Claire Print Facility. "What I think is really neat is that we are not just trying to get people jobs," said city manager Leona Plaugh. "We are training people for jobs that construction companies are trying hard to fill." The program aims to provide technical training and to enhance existing skills in carpentry and masonry, said city Councilman E.W. Cromartie II, chairman of the program. Cromartie and fellow council member Tameika Isaac teamed up for the last five months to work out the details of the program.

70. Courses Offered Step trades concentrate on basic work skills, safety and This course is designed toteach students basic become aware consumers in the automotive market place. http://www.rochesterschools.com/curic.html

Technology Center Course Curriculums Technology Vocational Family And Consumer Sciences Business Business Accounting I Information Processing Notehand WordPerfect 6.1/Windows ... Bookkeeping Vocational Business Management Preparation Accounting II Automotive Trades Graphic Arts ... Special Training For Employment Program (STEP) Family and Consumer Science Health Child Development Housing and Home Decorating Exploring Childhood ... Cooking for Singles Technology Technical Drafting Machine Tool Graphic Communication Computer Science ... Electricity Business Management Preparation The class is conducted in a realistic business setting. Each student has his or her own desk with a networked computer, telephone and electronic calculator. The student will learn how to operate all equipment, in addition they will learn how the home office of an insurance company operates by moving through several office positions of their choice. The skills students learn will transfer into every other area of their lives: creating letterheads and business cards, developing a newsletter, professional work habits, career planning, interviewing, resume preparation, problem solving and leadership. Students will be better prepared to work either in college or in a business career. Back Accounting II This 2 period course is a continuation from Accounting I. The course includes the following: Management decisions regarding company budgets and inventory. Accounting transactions for a business that sells products through various departments within one store. Accounting transactions for a manufacturing business. Hands-on experience with the computer and Lotus program.

71. UNO/SECC 1999-00 Transfer Guide - Trades (non-program Credit Courses) LLTW trades (non-program credit courses) Course. Title. LLTW 1116. AutomotiveAir Conditioning. CS - Credit. LLTW 1825, Custodial-How to teach, CS - Credit. http://www.ses.unomaha.edu/registrar/articgds/secc9900/lltw.html

LLTW - Trades (non-program credit courses) Course Title UNO Course Equivalent Max. Transfer Hours Allowed Comments LLTW 1110 Automotive Basic Tune-Up CS - Credit LLTW 1111 Computer Control/Engine Performance CS - Credit LLTW 1116 Automotive Air Conditioning CS - Credit LLTW 1118 4-Wheel Alignment CS - Credit LLTW 1145 Auto Body Repair CS - Credit LLTW 1160 Small Engine Repair CS - Credit LLTW 1162 Motorcycle Tune Up and Repair CS - Credit LLTW 1164 Harley Davidson General Troubleshooting CS - Credit LLTW 1168 Jet Ski Performance CS - Credit LLTW 1270 DC/AC Theory CS - Credit LLTW 1735 Fundamentals of Electricity I CS - Credit LLTW 1736 Fundamentals of Electricity II CS - Credit LLTW 1737 Residential Wiring CS - Credit LLTW 1738 Industrial Wiring CS - Credit LLTW 1739 Commercial Wiring CS - Credit LLTW 1740 Electrical Code CS - Credit LLTW 1755 Basic Plumbing CS - Credit LLTW 1756 Plumbing Isometric Drawing CS - Credit LLTW 1757 Plumbing Codes CS - Credit LLTW 1765 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration I CS - Credit LLTW 1766 CS - Credit LLTW 1767 CS - Credit LLTW 1768 CS - Credit LLTW 1810 Custodial Housekeeping I, II, III

72. Technical Education - Wichita Area Technical College - Program Of Studies - USD 12 This course is designed to teach skills in management as related to the automotivetechnology program. ELECTRICAL trades 1 - LABORATORY - 0115 Co-requisite http://www.usd259.com/curriculum/studies/watc.htm

TECHNICAL EDUCATION - Wichita Area Technical College As a high school student, the off-campus courses and programs of the Wichita Area Technical College are sometimes overlooked when enrolling for the junior or senior year. Depending upon their high school schedule, students attend the Airport Campus, Grove Campus or the Schweiter Campus in either the morning or afternoon. The technical programs at these campuses prepare students for immediate employment and/or further education after high school. Students can also earn dual credit as these courses fulfill high school graduation requirements and count towards the Associate of Applied Science degree awarded by the Wichita Area Technical College. Course Title Course Length Course Level Credit Course No. Semester Hours Weeks Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 1 - Laboratory Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 1 - Related Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 2 - Laboratory Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 2 - Related ... Welding 2 - Related AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION 1 - LABORATORY - 0010 Co-requisite: Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 1 - Related Grade Level: 11, 12

73. EconEdLink | EconomicsMinute | A Case Study: United States International Trade I The US imported more automotive vehicles, parts and engines, but decreased importsin States than in countries with which the United States trades, what will http://www.econedlink.org/lessons/index.cfm?lesson=EM215

74. West Sound Tech Vehicle Repair Service Estimator, automotive Detailer, Glass Our Construction Tradesprogram works with today's This program will teach you scientific and http://www.westsoundtech.com/classes.shtml

75. Vocational Technology Skills developed in Building trades I will be broadened. PREREQ NONE. AutomotiveTech I is designed to teach the student the use of common hand tools http://www.ahs.albany.k12.ny.us/AHS/course_book/vo_tech.html

VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL PROGRAMS Offered at the Abrookin Vocational-Technical Center The trade, industrial and service programs offered at the Abrookin Vocational-Technical Center offer a wide variety of programs designed to meet the interests and needs of all students in this district. The major criteria for enrollment is the desire to become an all-around craftperson in the chosen field. It is anticipated that upon graduation the student will have a marketable skill that would qualify him/her for an entry-level position or entry into an advanced education program such as a 2-year or community college, a 4-year college, a special technical school, an apprenticeship program, or further training in a branch of the military service. Students completing a two-year occupational program generally are given advanced credit and/or exemption from certain course work if they pursue further education. A student is awarded an Occupational Proficiency Certificate which reflects the number of years he/she has been in a particular program. The certificate also lists the areas of competence achieved while attending the course. Students considering future employment opportunities should be aware of the tremendous need for females and males entering nontraditional career areas (those areas where less than 35% of the workers are of a particular sex). Local employers are currently seeking such nontraditional employees as: i.e., female auto mechanics and auto body people, welders, cooks, and electricians, male nurses and health care professionals, cosmetologists and office personnel. All programs of study are equally available to all male and female students attending the Abrookin Vocational-Technical Center and those seeking nontraditional careers are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity to explore one of the trade, industrial or service areas while attending high school.

76. High School Programs of the class is to teach practical automobile tire repair, parts sales person, automotivedepartment store and experience in construction trades by working on http://www.sanjuanbasintechschool.org/highschool.htm

High School Programs High school, alternative school, private school and home-schooled students in Montezuma County who are 16 years old or a junior or senior in high school are eligible to attend classes at San Juan Basin Technical School on a space available basis. In most classes, the cost of education is paid by their home school district and the State Department of Education. Areas of study for high school students are: Agriculture Education Automotive Technology Business Technology Business Marketing ... Continuing Education Classes Sam Juan Basin Technical School also offers numerous post-secondary programs. These are open to high school students via special arrangements with the school districts through the Post-Secondary Options Act. Check with your high school counselor. Transportation to and from the San Juan Basin Technical School for high school students is provided by the home schools. The school busses usually run several times a day. School year schedules are coordinated between San Juan Basin Technical School and the high schools in Montezuma County, as much as possible. Many high school students attend classes at San Juan Basin Technical School for part of the school day, and attend their home high schools for the remainder of the school day, participating in normal high school activities, such as sports and clubs.

77. Pioneer Press | 05/14/2002 | Father Trades Rage For Rebirth 14, 2002, Father trades rage for rebirth Son's murder leads man to help childrenmanage their anger BY RUBEN ROSARIO STAFF COLUMNIST We teach children that http://www.twincities.com/mld/pioneerpress/3261804.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Site Index ... News by Email Search Search the Archives Weather Current temp, forecast Local News Capitol and Politics Education ... Corrections From the Press Pioneer Press Special Reports Back to Home Pioneer Press Saturday, Apr 12, 2003 Posted on Tue, May. 14, 2002 Father trades rage for rebirth Son's murder leads man to help children manage their anger BY RUBEN ROSARIO STAFF COLUMNIST Published: 08/27/2001 An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind. Mohandas K. Ghandi Azim Khamisa had just put down Buddhist teacher Sogyal Rinpoche's "Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" on his night stand when the phone rang with news about his only son. At the coroner's office, the Kenya-born, England-educated investment banker from San Diego learned that Tariq Khamisa, a 20-year-old college arts student working nights delivering pizza, was lured to a bogus address and shot and killed by a 14-year-old gang member during a failed robbery attempt. "They called it 'jack the Pizza Man,' Khamisa informs me. "He tried to drive away but the bullet from the 9 mm handgun shattered the car window and struck him on the neck, severing his aorta. He died within two minutes, I was told." Khamisa has repeated the tragic details of his son's 1995 murder many times to many people, from former Attorney General Janet Reno to a classroom full of kids. He will do so again today when he speaks at a conference hosted by the American Probation and Parole Association in St. Paul. And the pain and the sadness I detected over the phone will surely still be there in the soft, slightly accented voice.

78. Barbers And Cosmetologists What will happen to schools that teach cosmetology or Examples of compulsory tradesare plumbers, electricians and automotive service technicians. http://www.labour.gov.bc.ca/cosmetology/common-questions.htm

Information Barbers and Cosmetologists in British Columbia Factsheet #1 - General Information Factsheet #2 - Health and Training Factsheet #3 - B.C. Certificate of Qualification Common Questions ... Apprenticeship information Common Questions printer-friendly version (pdf 20kb) The Need For Change Training Questions Trade Certification Questions ... Protecting The Public The Need For Change Why is the government repealing the Cosmetologists Act and the Barbers Act? These acts have been around since the 1920s and are largely out of date. Over the years, there have been minor changes to these acts, but primarily they have remained the same since their inception as separate, stand-alone acts. They duplicate many of the requirements now found in other laws covering public health, workplace safety, trades training and consumer protection. Barbers and cosmetologists are the only two trades in B.C. that must pay yearly dues to continue to work.

79. Vocation Information of Painters and Allied trades through job the only fully NATEF (National AutomotiveTechnicians Education Cable installer Trade will teach employability skills http://www.clearfieldjcc.org/vocations/trades.html

Vocation Information Auto Collision Repair and Refinishing Auto Mechanics Building and Facility Maintenance Business ... Materials Handler Auto Collision Repair and Refurnishing Students learn all facets of auto body repair from minor dent removal to major rust and body corrosion repair and panel replacement, as well as single stage and tri-coat painting. Students also learn auto collision repair measuring and straightening systems. Auto Mechanics Students learn all aspects of automotive service and repair, including front end, brakes, steering, engine principles, tune-up, air-conditioning, rear-axle and driveline repair, transmissions, engine overhaul, and engine removal and replacement. Building and Facility Maintenance Taught by the Home Builders Institute, students learn basic building crafts utilized in maintenance and repair work, including painting, plumbing, electrical wiring, and heating and air-conditioning system servicing. Business Students learn clerical skills such as typing, office machines, filing, business English, receptionist duties, and dealing with customers. Advanced students are also trained in computer skills, and learn how to use WordPerfect, Dbase and Lotus1-2-3.

80. Cotinuing Education Courses trades AND TECHNOLOGY It is designed to teach defensive driving techniques to the AUTOMOTIVEAND HEAVY EQUIPMENT Trailer Mechanics Updating Course Location http://www.lakelandc.ab.ca/programs1/coned/sttcourses1.html

Continuing Education Courses TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY For more information contact: Shirley Schwartz, Business Facilitator Phone: (780) 853-8787 Fax: (780) 853-8498 e-mail: shirley.schwartz@lakelandc.ab.ca To register contact: Vermilion Phone: (780) 853-8425 Fax: (780) 853-2955 Toll free - 1-800-661-6490, press 1, extension 425 Lloydminster Phone: (780) 871-5712 Fax: (780) 871-1813 Toll free - 1-800-661-6490, press 2, extension 5712 Carpentry Electrical Heavy Oil Operations Machining ... Safety Training CARPENTRY Pre-Employment Carpentry Location: Vermilion camups Call for costs and availability Course Length: 12 weeks, full-time day program This is a program designed to prepare individuals for entry-level positions in the Carpentry trade and is accredited with Alberta Apprenticeship and Alberta Learning. Upon successful completion students may challenge the first year Carpentry Apprenticeship Exam. Students completing this pre-employment program may be able to apply for 15 high school credits. Basic Carpentry Location: Vermilion campus As demand warrants. This course is designed for people who are interested in the proper use of basic carpentry tools. Students will be able to build small projects of their choice during this class.

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