Language Arts, Science, Social

Retake the individual test up to two

HiSET (CBT ) $53.75 or $10.75 per test (PBT) $75 or $15 per test

Studies, Mathematics & Reading

times for free All test takers are required to arrive 30 minutes before scheduled tests. Valid ID is required.

CBT Computer Based TestingPBT Pencil Based Testing

HiSET (Computer Based Test)

6/7 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222 6/28 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222 7/19 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222 7/26 M 9am-3pm SCC, A-222

HiSET (Paper Based Test)

6/30 W 4pm-6pm SCC, B-107

Language Arts, Reading, Science,

Retake the individual test up to two

TASC (PBT) $52

Social Studies & Mathematics

times for free *TASC testing available upon request.

For pre-registration information,contact Denise Young at

(910) 788-6432.

To learn more about Basic Skills Plus, contact: Cheri Barkley (910) 788-6391

or e-mail cheri.phillips-barkley@sccnc.edu

High School Equivalency DiplomaCareer Readiness Certificate3rd Party Credentials

Employability SkillsJob Specific Occupational SkillsTechnical Skills

Culinary ArtsDSS Income Maintenance CaseworkerManufacturing TechnicianNurse Aide IPharmacy TechnicianWelding

Earn

Learn

Prepare for one of the following careers:

FREE

FACE-TO-FACE

CLASSES

Certified Professional Coders Exam ReviewFace-to-FaceThis course will review each section of the CPC certification exam in detail and provide practical examples,sample questions and test taking techniques.

Classroom6/10-7/29

Th6-9pm

How to Become an Optical TechnicianFace-to-FaceStudents attend this class to learn how to work with newly produced lenses to assemble completeeyeglasses; understand the use of machinery for grinding, cutting, and polishing lenses; and how to keeprecords as required by law and regulations.

Classroom6/7-8/2

M6:15-9:15pm

Medication Aide Exam Prep for Skilled Nursing FacilityFace-to-Face

This class prepares students for the Medication Administration exam administered by Pearson Vue.Students will learn policies and procedures for administering medications in a variety of forms andincludes drug interactions and side effects. The Medication Aide for skilled nursing facilities and NurseAide I certifications will enable the individual to work in a skilled nursing facility. High School Diploma orequivalent is required.

Classroom6/2-6/15

M-Th8-11am

Classroom6/29-7/22

TTh6-9pm

This course will prepare the student for national certification as a Certified Medical AdministrativeAssistant (CMAA). Students enrolled in the course will have the opportunity to learn the skills required towork in a medical office setting. Topics include medical terminology, communication skills, vital signs, CPR,administrative duties, office procedures and introduction to insurance billing and coding. Upon successfulcompletion of the class, individuals can apply to take the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant(CMAA)exam through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).

Medical Office AssistantHybrid

Classroom7/26-7/28

M-W5:30-9:30

Rams Online6/7-7/25

IS AVAILABLEASSISTANCEF I N A N C I A L

Healthcare Training

For more information about healthcaretraining, financial assistance or to register fora class, call Angela McDuffie at (910) 788-6229

or email hctregistration@sccnc.edu

Summer 2021

SIX-WEEKCOURSESCOURSES

• Accounting Fundamentals • Administrative Assistant Fundamentals • Business Budgeting for Beginners• Fundamentals of Supervision & Management • Leadership • Other topics available

• Computer Skills for the Workplace • Keyboarding • Microsoft Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher & Word• Blockchain Fundamentals • Quickbooks • Creating Web Pages • Many more topics!

• Become an Optical Assistant • Explore a Career as Pharmacy Technician• Explore a Career as an Administrative Medical Assistant

• Explore a Career as a Clinical Medical Assistant • Explore a Career in Nursing

• A to Z Grant Writing I & II • Advanced Grant Proposal Writing • Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant • Get Grants! • Intro to Non-Profi t Management • Writing Effective Grant Proposals

• Become a Veterinary Assistant • Become a Veterinary Asst II: Canine Reproduction • Become a Veterinary Asst III: Practical Skills • Veterinary Medical Terminology

These ed2go courses may be eligible for CEU credit toward license renewal. • Creating a Classroom Website • Creating the Inclusive Classroom • Differentiated Instruction in theClassroom • Enhancing Language Development in Childhood • Guided Reading & Writing Strategies• Integrating Technology in the Classroom • Teaching Students with ADHD • Other topics available

Business

Computer Applications/Technology

Healthcare & Medical

Grant Writing

Veterinary

Teaching & Education

Personal Interest• Achieving Success with Difficult People • Drawing for the Absolute Beginner • Geneology Basics

• Get Funny! • Happy & Healthy Pregnancy • Intro to Guitar • Lose Weight & Keep It Off • Luscious, Low-Fat, Lightening-Quick Meals • Music Made Easy

For more information or to register/pay, contact Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317, e-mail brenda.orders@sccnc.edu or visit SCC, T-132.

Course start dates are: 6/16 & 7/14

Complete your coursesanytime, anywhere!

This course provides employability skills trainingfor unemployed and underemployed adults. Learncomputer use skills as it relates to developingbasic keyboarding and word processing skills.

Computer Basics for the job Seeker

To pre-register and apply for fee waiver, callEvelyn Brisbon at (910) 788-6220

CSA, Delco6/17-8/12

9am-12pmTh

9am-1pmDREAM Ctr6/14-8/2

MW

9am-1pmDREAM Ctr6/15-7/29

TTh

6:30-8:30pmMt Tabor BC6/15-8/11

TW

6:30-8:30pmWhiteville Sen Ctr6/14-8/16

M

9am-12pmWUMC6/15-8/10

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Computer Basics for the job SeekerLearn basic computer concepts while developingemployability skills. Class projects will includecreating a resume, preparing a cover letter, learningto prepare an online job application, Internet usage,and e-mail capabilities.

Bug Hill Sen Ctr6/15-8/10

9am-12pmT

1-3pmChadbourn Library6/15-8/2

TTh

6:30-8:30pmMt Tabor BC6/14-8/12

MTh

6:30-8:30pmSCC, T-1266/7-8/9

TW

If you are unemployed, underemployed, or a dislocated worker, you may be eligible toreceive a waiver of class fees.Pre-registration is encouraged before the firstday of class.

Are you in need of assistance searching for a job?Do you want to update your resume or compose acover letter as well as practice interview skills?Need to learn or brush up on computer skills?SCC’s Job Readiness classes can help you!

*Tuition + Registration fee waivedfor eligible participants.

Non-Profit Fundamentals - Part llOnline

This class will provide a brief overview of the non-profi t sector and will cover the essential steps to form aprofit organization in NC. Topics include: Incorporating your nonprofi t, bylaws, applying for 501c3, andmuch more.

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These sessions will focus on sustaining your nonprofit and how to create multiple streams of revenuethrough fundraising and grant writing. Topics will include: identifying potential grants, hot to writecompetitive grant proposals, fundraising strategies that work and much more.

Beginner WorkplaceSpanish - OnlineAttend and develop skills to communicate with Spanish-speaking customers or employees. Teachingmethods include repetition, role play, and practice conversation.

Accounting - Part lOnlineThis course introduces basic accounting principles for a business. Topics include the complete accountingcycle. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of accountingprinciples and apply those skills to a business organization.

Non-Profit Fundamentals - Part lOnline

Th6:30-8:30pm

Rams Online6/3-7/1

Start your newjourney

For more information about Career Trainingclasses, financial assistance or to register fora class, call Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317 oremail brenda.orders@sccnc.edu

Th6:30-8:30pm

Rams Online7/15-8/12

Rams Online6/8-7/27

Rams Online6/3-7/22

Client Service (Call Center) Associate - OnlineThis course will prepare individuals to work in an entry-level position as a Client Service (Call Center)Associate. There are a number of client service centers within the region that regularly recruit individualswho are equipped with essential workplace readiness skills needed to thrive in this type of workenvironment. Students will explore concepts of Client Service employment with an emphasis onprofessionalism, client services, communication skills, computer basics, care center environment, bestpractices, employment techniques, and job applications/resumes.

Rams Online6/14-8/6

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Make Your Resume Work for YouFace-to-FaceThis course will help you build an effective resume. First, you’ll examine the resume’s purpose and learnits essential parts and how to format them. Then you’ll develop your actual resume. You will leave with aresume that can help you find a position to fit your skills, experience, and interests

Beyond the ResumeFace-to-FaceThis course focuses on the essentials of securing a job in today’s rapidly-changing market. Participants willidentify their natural strengths and how they relate to career success, identify their personal brand,develop an "elevator speech", and learn how to ask and answer interview questions to get the job.

How to Communicate Effectively to Get and Keep thatPerfect Job - Face-to-FaceIdentify your personal communication style. Understand the keys to effective communication in theworkplace. Learn the 3 types of communication: verbal, non-verbal, and written. Have fun with role-playing. Recognize the importance of communication for all employees in the workplace.

The primary objectives of this course are to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills to act aslicensed real estate brokers in NC and to prepare students for NC Real Estate License Examination.

NEW! Real Estate Pre-LicensingOnline

M-Th5-10pm

Rams Online6/8-7/23

Career Training Summer 2021

M-Th8:30-12:30pm

SCC, T-1248/26-7/29

SCC, T-1246/21-6/24

Income Maintenance Caseworker - NCFASTFace-to-FacePrerequisite: Human Services Exploration: DSS Caseworker Phase I This course is designed to cover avariety of skills associated with the Income Maintenance Caseworker role to determine service eligibility.Specific focus will include proficiency in the utilization of the NCFAST application.

M-Th8:30-12:30pm

SCC, T-1248/9-8/12

M-Th5:30-8:30pm

SCC, T-1076/8-7/29

TW6-9pm

Business Guide to MS Office - Part llFace-to-FaceThis course will build on your current skills and knowledge needed in today’s business world.

This class will build on the foundations of basic knowledge and is geared to the student who has a workingunderstanding of the camera and exposure. Topics will cover the camera, digital workfl ow, exposuretriangle, white balance and on-camera fl ash as well as using natural light.

Digital Photography Boot Camp - Part llFace-to-Face

SCC, CART-1266/17-8/5

Th6-9pm

SCC, CART-1307/8-8/12

Th5:30-8:30pm

This course demonstrates theconsequences of poor choices that driversmake behind the wheel, putting defensivedriving into personal context.

Defensive Driving (4 hr) $60

Sa. 8am-12pmSCC, T-120 6/5

Sa. 8am-12pm

Sa. 8am-12pm

Sa. 8am-12pmSCC, T-120 8/4

SCC, T-120 6/19

SCC, T-120 7/17

This course is required to teach or substitute in Columbus County and Whiteville City School systems.Topics include Developmentally Effective Teaching Strategies, Behavior Management, ClassroomManagement Strategies, Procedures for Emergency Situations, NC Course of Study, NC School Policy, LegalIssues and more. 100% attendance required.

This course addresses the attitudes ofproblem drivers to change their drivingbehaviors. Participants learn the choicesthey make have financial, legal, andpersonal consequences.

Defensive Driving (8 hr) $110

Sa. 8am-5pmSCC, T-120 7/10

KeyboardingFace-to-FaceThis class will cover foundational keyboarding concepts like QWERTY hand positioning, basic shortcuts andcommands along with keyboarding practice to improve accuracy and speed.

Effective Teacher Training/ Active Shooter/BloodbornePathogens - Face-to-Face

Basic GunsmithingFace-to-FaceThis class will provide students with a working knowledge of basic gun repairs and maintenance. Firearmswill be provided for class instruction.

Career Training Summer 2021SCC, CART-1307/6-8/10

T5:30-8:30pm

SCC, CART-1646/14-6/29

MTTh6-9pm

SCC, T-1276/10-7/29

Th6-9pm

STRIVE for a New BeginningFace-to-FaceThis course is designed for students to become trained in digital programs necessary to become morecompetitive in the job market. Upon completion of this program, students will have the digital knowledgeto obtain computer-based employment.

ECSen Ctr6/7-8/6

MWF9am-1pm

FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES

For more information or topre-register, call (910) 788-6350.

Do you have aticket?

If so, call to pre-register at (910) 788-6350

Are you interested in learning to drive a forklift or are you an employer seeking certification foremployees? Enroll in this class and receive the training you need to operate a lift truck in an industrialenvironment. Upon completion of this 8-hour class, students qualify for a National Safety Council Sit DownLift Truck certification

For more information about Industrial/Skilled Tradesclasses, financial assistance or to register for a class,contact Steven Hulon at (910) 788-6232 or emailsteven.hulon@sccnc.edu

Forklift Operator TrainingFace-to-Face

OSHA 10 FOR CONSTRUCTION &GENERAL INDUSTRYFace-to-FaceThis course offers individuals and business owners OSHA 10 certification training. Join in the learning ofthe safety standards of new construction, installation, repair, renovation, painting, and demolition.

OSHA 30 for Construction &General IndustryFace-to-FaceIdentify your personal communication style. Understand the keys to effective communication in theworkplace. Learn the 3 types of communication: verbal, non-verbal, and written. Have fun with role-playing. Recognize the importance of communication for all employees in the workplace.

This course covers the basic and technical skills needed to prepare students for employment in themanufacturing sector. Students will learn concepts of manufacturing with an emphasis on safety, basicapplied math and blueprint reading.

SCC Manufacturing TechFace-to-Face

M-F8am-12pm

SCC, T-1226/9-7/29

M-T8am-12pm

SCC, B-1078/2-8/3

FSA8AM-1PM

SCC, B-1076/18-6/19

CONSTRUCTIONF 5-10PMSA 8AM-1PM

SCC, B-1077/9-7/10

GENERAL INDUSTRY

M-Sa5-10pm

SCC, B-1077/19-7/24

CONSTRUCTIONM-Sa5-10pm

SCC, B-1078/9-8/14

GENERAL INDUSTRY

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For more information about Licensure and Certification classes, financial assistance or to registerfor a class, call Brenda Orders at (910) 788-6317 or email brenda.orders@sccnc.edu

Dealers who attend this 6-hour course will earn a certificate of completionthat must be submitted to DMV when renewing their license.

DMV Dealer License Renewal Face-to-Face

NC Vehicle Safety InspectionFace-to-Face

This eight-hour course will certify vehicle safety inspectors in accordance with the NC Departmentof Transportation Laws.

Serv-SafeFace-to-FaceServ-Safe Food Safety Training is a comprehensive program for foodservice professionals in restaurants,hospitals, nursing homes, child-care facilities, and other food-handling establishments. This 16- hour classwill teach food safety, developing standard sanitation operating procedures, examining controls forfoodborne illnesses, and more. The textbook with an answer sheet is required and should be purchasedPRIOR to the first day of class. It is available at SCC’s Bookstore. Those passing the test will receive Serv-Safe certification to meet the NC state requirements for Certified Food Protection Manager. You must beat least 18 years old to attend.

This 12-hour course is for those who are trying to receive their license to become independent autodealers.

DMV Dealer Pre-License PreparationFace-to-Face

M-Th6-9pm

SCC, T-1207/19-7/22

TW6-9pm

SCC, T-1206/29 & 6/30

TTh6-10pm

SCC, T-1228/10 & 8/12

T 5:30-9:30pm

SCC, T-1226/14 - 6/22

T9am-3:30pm

SCC, T-1207/6

TW6-9pm

SCC- T-1208/10 & 8/11

Prerequisites: Must be a current NC Notary This course is designed to provide Licensed Public Notarieswith information, training, and procedures to become an approved NC eNotary. All course material andtopics will be taught as per the NC Secretary of State.

NC E-Notary CertificationFace-to-Face

Changes to the 2020 NEC - Part IFace-to-FaceIn order to renew your electrical license, the North Carolina State Board of Examiners of ElectricalContractors requires that you complete 8 hours of continuing education each year. Attendees willneed to bring a battery-powered calculator, paper and pencil/pen to class

NC Escort Vehicle Operator CertificationFace-to-Face

This class covers qualifications and requirements for the office, fees, generalpowers and limitations, oaths, depositions, and papers notarized in error.Students are required to have a high school credential to attend class. A validpicture ID will be required at registration.

Notary PublicFace-to-Face

TTh 5:30-9:30pm

SCC, T-1206/22 & 6/24

Th 5:30-8:30pm

SCC, T-1248/5

Sa8am-4:30pm

SCC, T-1227/10

Licensure & Certification

TTh 5:30-9:30pm

SCC, T-1247/20 & 7/22

Sa8am-5pm

SCC, T-1226/5

Sa8am-5pm

SCC, T-1247/10

Sa8am-5pm

SCC, T-1228/14

All escort vehicle operators are required to obtain an approved certificationprior to performing the duties of an oversize/overweight load escort vehicleoperator in North Carolina.

Are you interested in learning to drive a forklift or are you an employer seeking certification foremployees? Enroll in this class and receive the training you need to operate a lift truck in an industrialenvironment. Upon completion of this 8-hour class, students qualify for a National Safety Council Sit DownLift Truck certification.

Forklift Operator TrainingFace-to-Face

The purpose of this course is to provide certified vehicle escort operators astandardized re-certification training program for the state of NC.

NC Escort Vehicle Operator Re-CertificationFace-to-Face

Th6-10pm

SCC, T-1226/24

Th6-10pm

SCC, T-1227/22

W 8:30am-5pm

SCC, B-1077/14

Training is required by NC DOT for all employees directing traffic and to provide safe passage in a workzone within a DOT Right-of-Way.

Work Zone Flagger ProgramFace-to-Face

Sa9am-1pm

SCC, T-1227/17

TECHNICAL RESCUE WATER SERIES-ADR F&R7/15,7/16,7/17, ThF 6-10pm

7/18, 7/30, 7/31,8/1SaSu 8am-6pm

Public SafetySummer 2021

Must pre-register one weekprior to class. Contact ConnieMeares at (910)788-6334 topre-register.

BLS CPR - Face-to-Face

Must register by the 10th of each month. This will be anopportunity to take EMS continuing education hours/topicsonline. To register, call Stephanie Kriner at (910) 788-6314.

EMS Monthly Topics - Online & Face-to-FaceJune........Trauma/Burns/HelicopterJuly.........Obstetrics & NeonatalAugust....STEMI/CVA/MEND

FORCIBLE ENTRY6/1,6/2,6/3 TWTh 6:30-10:30pm

PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS6/5 Sa 8am-5pm

LADDERS6/8,6/9,6/10,6/11 TWThF 6:30-10:30pm

FIRE HOSE, STREAM & APPLIANCES6/15,6/16,6/17 TWTh 6:30-10:30pm6/19 Sa 8am-5pm

TECHNICAL RESCUE-FIXED ROPES-ADR F&R6/18,6/19 TH 7-10PM F 8AM-6PM

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION6/22,6/23,6/24,6/25 TWThF 6:30-10:30pm

FOAM FIRE STREAMS7/7,7/8 WTH 6:30-10:30PM

LOWERS AND RAISES7/9 F 7-10pm7/10 Sa 8am-6pm

VENTILATION7/13,7/14,7/15, TWTh 6:30-10:30pm7/17 Sa 8am-5pm

HORIZONTAL SYSTEMS7/23 F 7-10pm

7/27,7/28,7/29,7/31Sa 8am-5pm

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS7/20,7/21,7/22,7/23 TWThF 6:30-10:30pm

LOSS CONTROL8/3,8/4,8/5,8/6TWThF 6:30-10:30pm

WATER SUPPLIES8/10,8/11.8/12,8/14TWTh 6:30-10:30pmSa 8am-5pm

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SCC, HHS-141 8/7

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For more information about Personal Interestclasses or to register for a class, call BrendaOrders at (910) 788-6317 or email

Using the Bob Ross wet-on-wet method of oil painting, you will be introduced to the proper technique ofprepping the canvas, various brushes and knives, and application of the medium. Students will be able tocomplete a ready-to-frame painting during each class. Class materials will be discussed at the first class.

Joy of PaintingFace-to-Face

Crocheting for BeginnersFace-to-FaceJoin us to learn how to crochet Students will provide materials and crochet hooks .

Wreath Making Face-to-Face

In this class, students will learn basic acrylic painting techniques, the different kinds of acrylic paints,care, and kind of brushes, and a brief history of acrylic painting. Students will supply materials.

Intro. to Acrylic PaintingFace-to-Face

T6-9pm

SCC, D-1126/15-7/13

M6-9pm

SCC, D-1126/14-7/19

Th 5:30-7:30pm

SCC, A-2286/15-6/29

T6-8pm

SCC, D-1116/15-6/29

Join us to learn three different wreath designs for any holiday season. A supply list will be availablebefore first class.

Let’s go fishing at the SCC Pond! Fishing poles will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own.

FishingFace-to-Face

T5:30-8:30pm

SCC, Pond7/20-7/29

This course includes awareness of the breath and breathing exercises, mindfulness meditation, and thephysical postures most often associated with Yoga. Participants may wish to purchase their own yoga matfor the class and wear comfortable clothes.

YogaFace-to-Face

TTh4-5pm

SCC, NES-2176/15-7/22

Students will learn: Safety Skills, Child Care Skills, CPR Certification, Life & Business Skills.

Safe Sitter CertificationFace-to-Face

TMTW. 9-12:30pmTh 9-1pm

SCC, A-2306/21-6/24

For more information about Small Business Seminarsor to pre-register, call Pamela Young-Jacobs

(910) 788-6419 or email pamela.young-jacobs@sccnc.

This seminar is designed to help faith-based and non-profit leaders, laypersons, clergy members andcommunity affiliates build their facility. These items including providing practical tools to help aid theprocess of acquiring land, permits, construction crews, funding and much more. This seminar is gearedtowards all types of organizations (especially small, rural and newly developing). This seminar will utilizereal-life application, discussions, and group activities to ultimately support your organizations growth fromthe ground up.

How to build your Faith-Based and Non-ProfitOrganization from the Ground Up

6/3 Th. 6-8pm

This two-part workshop has been developed for the participant with experience in operating a non-profitorganization and familiarity with the preparation of funding proposals. Writing a successful grant requiresstrong research and writing skills, creativity, and a great deal of patience. Part 1 of this advanced coursewill teach participants how to write effective grant proposals that are essential to acquire grant fundingfrom government agencies and private foundations.

Advanced Grant Writing Part 1 6/8 T. 6-8pm

Service businesses such as hair salons, plumbers, exterminators and more rely on CRM software to trackand automate engagement with clients and customers. This seminar will provide an overview of differentoptions available from costly to even robust FREE options that make it easy for starting entrepreneurs tocompete with larger corporate rivals.

Customer Relations Software For Service BusinessesService businesses

6/10 Th. 6-8pm

Join us and learn how to communicate, connect, be more likable and memorable to others in 30 secondsor less and to create lasting relationships with your customers!

How to Create a Magical Customer Experience EvenDuring Difficult Times

6/15 T. 6-8pm

In this course, we will discuss 25 business ideas for 2021 that may work in any market. This is a greatcourse for aspiring entrepreneurs trying to find their niche regardless of their qualifications and forexisting business owners looking to add new revenue streams to their business. We will also have a liveQ&A session that will assist participants in learning how to match their skillsets and passion to possiblebusinesses.

25 Business Ideas & Additional Revenue Streams for 2021

6/17 T. 6-8pm

Using sample budgets and grants as a guide, participants will write a narrative and budget for a sampleproposal. At the end of the class, participants will submit their completed proposals to obtain feedbackfrom the instructor regarding their submission.

Advanced Grant Writing Part 2 6/22 T. 6-8pm

Small Business Center

Learn the benefits of QuickBooks and how it meets the small business owner bookkeeping needs.Introduction to QuickBooks 6/29 T. 5:30-7:30pm

During this seminar, Bob Moore, entrepreneur and business technical advisor, will show you how todetermine what licenses and permits you need, how to satisfy the IRS requirements, what records youneed to keep, how to satisfy the NC Department of Revenue requirements, the legal structures available toyou in this great state and much more!

How to Start a Small Business…the Right Way! 7/6 T. 6-8pm

In this seminar, we will explore mostly “freemium” apps and online tools that enable small businesses andstartups to avoid costs in establishing efficiencies for their business in areas like HR, invoicing, CRM, timemanagement, finance management, communication, marketing, document management.

Online Tools And Apps For Small Business 7/8 T. 6-8pm

There is no one way to ask for money. The need to create multiple streams of revenue is vital to thesustainability of any nonprofit organization. This seminar will discuss the trends in fundraising and how toorganize donor and capital campaigns

Fundraising Strategies that Work 7/13 T. 6-8pm

Business owners will learn how to limit the amount of tax liability in their company by carefully planningthroughout the year.

Tax Planning for the Small Business Owner 7/20 T. 5:30-7:30pm

When the right people are recruited, the right people are retained. Recruitment and retention aresignificant issues facing nonprofit organizations today. It involves more than filling vacant positions on theBoard. How can you find the “right” people with the right “fit” for your organization? This session willdiscuss the key strategies in identifying and retaining individuals whose skills and expertise align with yourorganization’s goals to improve board development and sustainability.

Board Recruitment and Retention 7/27 T. 6-8pm

Small Business Center

The seminar is designed to help faith-based, non-profit and small business leaders, laypersons, clergymembers and community affiliates begin, grow and/or expand their outreach initiatives. This seminar willhelp aid leaders in the process of conducting outreach initiatives that are effective, efficient and results-oriented. These items including providing practical tools, resources, assessments and ideas to aid in theprocess of completing successful outreach initiatives. This seminar is geared towards all types oforganizations (especially small, rural and newly developing). This seminar will utilize real-life application,discussions, and group activities to ultimately support the enhancement of your faith-based, non-profitand small business outreach initiatives.

Increasing your Faith Based, Non-Profi t and SmallBusiness Outreach

7/29 Th. 6-8pm

Ultimately the ability to fund your business is one of the most critical aspects of successfulentrepreneurship. The landscape of raising capital has changed drastically during the pandemic. We willdiscuss new and proven ways to secure financing for your business and learn how to identifyopportunities, prepare to apply, pitch your ideas, and how to manage funding.

Ways to finance my business even during a pandemic 8/5 Th. 6-8pm

This seminar is designed to help laypersons, clergy members, church leaders and community affiliatesaddress items that affect their church or faith-based organization in the 21st Century. These items includebudget and finance, church or organizational liability, fundraising, community impact, developing the nextgeneration of leaders, and implementing a customer service approach.

The Liability of Faith Based Organizations 8/9 M. 6-8pm

Establish accurate recordkeeping by organizing your financial transactions. Learn about differentbookkeeping software and determine what will work best for your business needs.

Bookkeeping Tips for Entrepreneurs 8/5 Th. 6-8pm

Have you checked your credit score since October 1, 2018? If not, do not be surprised if you are likemillions of Americans who have discovered that their score is now lower, even as much as 100 pointslower. Whereas the major factors used in determining our credit scores have not changed, the formula ormethod for determining your score did change as of October 1. You will learn how to raise your scoresimply by the way you use your credit cards, treat inquiries, make your payments and carry balances.Using several proven methods, your credit score could increase by 50-100 points or more within 60 days

How to Increase Your Credit Score to Over 740 Points;Prepare for a Bank Business Loan!

8/12 Th. 6-8pm