Summit Extension Site
Summit Niagara Center - 6929 Williams Road, Niagara Falls, NY
Janitorial Custodial Maintenance
The Janitorial and Custodial Maintenance Program under Workforce Community Development of Niagara County Community College will provide individuals with competitive and marketable job skills in the field of Commercial and Industrial cleaning services. There will be a focus on the proper use and care of cleaning agents, supplies and equipment for general cleaning techniques, restroom care, window and wall washing, basic floor and carpet care. Attention given to job vocabulary, organization and planning. Special emphasis placed on grooming, attitude and work habits to aide in finding and retaining employment.
For more information call Kathy Fadel at 215-5900 Ext 107; or 278-8150.
100 hours (five weeks) with a two week externship
Monday through Friday, 12:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.
January 23, 2006 March 10, 2006
Cost: $1,150
CEL 200
Medical Transcription Day
This newly expanded 450 hour program is designed specifically for those individuals who wish to change their career directions. Students will meet Monday through Friday, 8:30 3:00 p.m. for 15-week period and must fulfill an externship in a local medical facility.
The program includes medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and completion of medical reports and summaries using a transcription machine and computer. Graduates are well prepared to find employment in a doctor's office, hospital, clinic, or at home as a self-employed Medical Transcriptionist. Prerequisites are a High School Diploma or GED and keyboarding at 40 words per minute. Program to be held at the Summit Extension Site.
For more information call Kathy Fadel at 215-5900 Ext 107; or 278-8150.
February 13, 2006- June 7, 2006
15 Weeks
$3,500 + book and equipment fee
CEL 001
Advanced Medical Transcription
Cardiovascular Medical Surgical Tuesdays 5:00 9:00 pm May 15 June 12, 2006
Gastrointestinal Medical Surgical Wednesdays 5:00 9:00pm May 16 June 13, 2006
Orthopedics Medical Surgical Tuesdays 5:00 9:00 pm June 19 - July 17, 2006
Pathology / Radiology Medical Wednesdays 5:00 9:00 pm June 20 - July 18, 2006
Miscellaneous Surgical Tuesdays 5:00 9:00 pm July 24 Aug.15, 2006
(Surgery)
Each session is 20 hours for $250
Or enroll in 100 hours for $1,100 -- a $150 savings
For more information call 215-5900
Medical Billing Certification Preparation
Through the National Association of Medical Billers
In one 16-hour Prep
This 16-hour Review program will prepare you for the Medical Association of Billers Certification Exam. Topics covered during the review are; Medical Terminology Medical Office Insurance, ICD and CPT Coding, Proper handling of Medicare Claims, Claim Resolution, Insurance Carriers, and others. A two- hour exam is given at the completion of the Review.
The Certification is awarded through the Medical Association of Billers, an internationally recognized billing and coding support organization. Requirements are completion of a Medical Billing Program or experience working as a medical biller. For more information call Kathy Fadel @ 215-5900 Ext 107; or 278-8150.
Friday June 16, 2006 6:00 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 17th 9:00 3:00 p.m.
Friday June 23, 2006 6:00 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 24th 9:00 3:00 p.m.
Test Saturday afternoon June 24, 2006
Cost: $450 includes prep and exam
CEL 006
New York State Teachers
Certification Examination Preparation
Six Weeks of Review with 18 hours of instruction
Learn test taking strategies to help you build confidence and success for the Liberal Arts and Sciences Test LAST, the Assessment of Teaching Skills Secondary ATS-W, and the Core Specialty Test CST for Business Education. Review of key concepts and terms and develop a stratagem for case studies. For more information call Kathy Fadel at 215-5900 Ext 107; or 278-8150.
LAST: Thursdays 5:00 8:00 p.m.
ATS-W: Friday 5:00 8:00 p.m.
CST (Bus. Mktg.): Saturday 10:00 1:00 p.m.
Cost: $135 per review class
Dates to be announced
January February March April - May
CEL 300
Office Support Specialist
This short-term training program provides participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to be competitive in today's high-tech business world. An intense training designed to build the skills to carry out the functions essential to an Administrative Professional. This training will enhance individuals career opportunities and future income advancement. Individuals will learn Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint and will be prepared for the Microsoft MOUS Certification Exam. Other topics include recordkeeping, keyboarding, business communication skills for public speaking and oral presentations, and the use of electronic office equipment. An additional feature of this program is an externship where students can obtain valuable experience in an office setting. Placement assistance is available upon completion of the program. Pre-requisites are: Familiarity with foundational skills in computer applications, a high school diploma/GED, and an interview. Apply now, class size is limited. Program held at the Summit Mall.
For more information call Kathy Fadel @ call 215-5900 Ext 107; or 278-8150.
450 Hours, 75 Sessions $3500 + book fee
To Begin September 2006
Monday through Friday
8:30 am - 3:00 pm
CEL 102
Computerized Medical Billing- Day program With Certification
The Certified Medical Billing program is a training program designed to prepare individuals for entry-level employment in the field of medical insurance billing.
Students will gain valuable skills including knowledge of MediSoft, a medical accounting software package; insurance rules and regulations; medical coding; use of the electronic calculator; computer literacy; Microsoft Word and Excel, keyboarding and office procedures. An additional feature of this program is an externship where students can obtain valuable experience in a medical setting.
Medical billers find employment in hospitals, physicians, offices, insurance companies, medical billing services and home businesses. Placement assistance is available upon completion of the program. A high school diploma/GED is required. Apply now, class size is limited. Program held at Summit Mall. For more information call Kathy Fadel @ 215-5900 Ext 107; or 278-8150.
450 Hours, 75 Sessions for $3,500 + book fee
February 13, 2006- June 7, 2006
Monday through Friday
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
CEL 002
Medical Coding - New for 2006
This class will assist you in the application of the theoretical and practical coding knowledge presented step-by-step. There is ample opportunity to practice the skill of coding in three levels. First, theory, includes medical terminology foundations, secondly, abbreviated medical diagnosis descriptions which includes practical applications of coding, and thirdly, original reports which represent more complex services and diagnosis descriptions such as operative, pathology, radiology and emergency services.
The class will include:
-- Current Procedural terminology (CPT)
-- International Classifications of Diseases, 9th revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM)
-- Official Coding Guidelines
-- CMS Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS)
30 hours instruction one night per week for 10 weeks, 6:00 9:00 p.m.
Dates: June 12 August 25, 2006
Cost: $ 1450.00 includes certification
For more information call Kathy Fadel at 215-5900 Ext 107 or 278-8150
CEL 003
Accelerated Training for Office 2003 - Evening
Enroll in this intensive technology-based program which allows for some flexibility in scheduling. Select the module you need to improve your job prospects, or enroll in the complete program. This program is ideal for those seeking to upgrade their skills and to become more proficient in Microsoft 2003.
Program modules will include training in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. All classes are held at the Summit Mall.
For more information and specific starting dates for each module call Kathy Fadel @ call 215-5900 Ext 107; or 278-8150.
Modules begin Evenings in March 2006
Modules and Cost (Does not include books)
CEB Windows $ 125.00 Monday - Friday 7:00 9:00 pm for two weeks
CEB 30 Word $ 125.00 Monday - Friday 7:00 9:00 pm for two weeks
CEB 31 Excel $ 125.00 Monday - Friday 7:00 9:00 pm for two weeks
CEB 33 PowerPoint $ 125.00 Monday - Friday 7:00 9:00 pm for two weeks
Enroll in the complete program for $ 450
CEL 100
"Primetime" Computer Users
This computer class will be offered at the new Summit Park Mall location for seniors and walkers from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Instruction will include and not be limited to, Basic windows, Internet, e-mail, keyboarding and downloading pictures. Everything a grandparent needs to know in order to stay in touch with loved ones! 10 hours of instruction for $55.
Call Kathy Fadel @ 215-5900 Ext 107; or 278-8150.
Classes scheduled for:
January 9, 2006 January 23, 2006
January 30 February 10, 2006
Call for Dates in March April May June
CEL 101
Debt Management Seminar
If you are among millions of Americans concerned about the impact of credit cards, car loans, student loans, and mortgage debt on your financial well-being, and retirement, this workshop is a must for you. Eliminate all consumer debt in 1 3 years as well as your mortgage in another 4-5 years. In this practical, time-tested workshop, you will learn how to get completely out of debt at your current income level. Come prepared with your list of debts and develop your own debt elimination and recovery plan that can be integrated into your lifestyle.
No second job, or major sacrfices, just True Financial Freedom and Peace of Mind!
April 26, 2006, 6:00 9:00 p.m.
Cost $25.00
CEL 203
Trott ACCESS Center - Niagara Falls
1001 11th Street, Niagara Falls, NY
Chairside Dental Assisting
You can prepare for a rewarding career as a Dental Assistant in our fully equipped dental treatment rooms, x-ray facilities and laboratories at NCCC located at the Trott ACCESS Center; and you can complete the entire program by attending classes only 3 days a week. Our training program offers you a chance to train for what is projected to be one of the fastest-growing occupations in the next few years. Dental Assistants are increasingly in demand, jobs are readily available and salaries are looking better than ever.
You will receive valuable, hands-on training and essential theoretical background in Chairside dental procedures as well as dental x-ray techniques and in-office laboratory procedures. An additional feature of this program is an externship where students will obtain valuable experience in a dental office. You do not need previous dental or medical training or experience to participate in this program.
For further information call 278-8151 or 278-8150 at the Niagara Falls Extension Center. Financial Assistance and Scholarships available to those who qualify.
February 13, 2006 June 2006
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
8:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
Cost: $3150 + books and supplies
CEL 004
Certified Nursing Assistant - C.N.A.
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA's) provide basic care of patients under the direction of nursing staff. This CNA program will provide students with the required education and clinical training to achieve New York State Certification as a Certified Nursing Assistant. This program will be a total of 140 hours of theory instruction and clinical practicum. There are 90 hours of instruction including topics such as anatomy, physiology, nutrition and proper hygiene. The student will also be required to complete 50 hours of clinical instruction to learn proper health care procedures. Upon completion of the program, students will take the New York State Nursing Home Aide Competency Examination, which includes two tests to evaluate knowledge and skills required to provide safe and competent patient care. Included in the cost of this program is a set of scrubs and shoes.
Cost is $ 700.00 plus books
140 hours; 90 in class and 50 clinical
January 18, 2006 March 8, 2006
Time:12:30- 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
Cost: $ 700.00
CEL 005
REA I - Real Estate Appraisal Basics
This course will present methods used in the collection and analysis of data needed to estimate the value of residential properties using the three approaches to value: cost, income, and sales comparisons.
Following successful completion of the course, candidates will fulfill the requirements for RA and MRA designations.
Key topics include appraising as a profession, purpose of an appraisal, influences that effect value, site evaluation, highest and best use, gross rent multiplier, all forms of depreciation, sales comparison techniques, and all types and styles of reports. For further information call Kathy Fadel at 278-8151 or 278-8150 at the Niagara Falls Extension Center.
Location: Trott ACCESS Center
Time and cost: to be Determined
CEL 201
REA II Introduction to Income Property Appraisal, Part B
This course will provide an intensive introduction to capitalization theory and related techniques used in appraising income-producing properties. Key topics include the nature of income-producing properties, gross income estimates, units of comparison, direct yield capitalization, financial functions, and financial calculators. Additional topics covered are: Gross income multipliers, market-abstracted overall rates, bands of investment, and debt coverage ratios are covered in depth. Students will also cover developing operating statements and mortgage equity capitalization.
For further information call Kathy Fadel at 278-8151 or 278-8150 at the Niagara Falls Extension Center.
Location: Trott ACCESS Center
Time and cost: to be Determined
CEL 202
The Career Education & Counseling Center
(Located in the Trott ACCESS Center)
The C.E.C.C Staff is here to help you with:
-- Career Assessment, Exploration and Planning
-- College Exploration
-- Cover Letters and Resumes
-- Literacy Skills Testing
-- Review in Math, Reading and Writing Skills
-- College prep services (compass test prep)
-- Referrals to Community Services
Services also include: Computer Usage, Internet Access, Job Search & Interviewing Techniques and Keyboarding Training
For more information call 278-8168.
Auto Accessories
This new and exciting course is designed to help hobbyist prepare to become professional installers for an exciting career in the fast growing field of Automotive Accessories. In this course students will learn basic electronics, basic installation of navigation systems / televisions, telephones, and audio systems. Requirements: Students must have a high school diploma or GED, a background in electronics is preferred.
150 hours of Instruction
Cost: $ 1,800.00
Time: 6:00 9:00 p.m.
Dates: TBA
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