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GREATER NEW BEDFORD

VOC-TECH INSTITUTE

NEW Post-Secondary Program in Marine Trades

New EMT Program

License Certifications

Career Training

Enrichment Courses

… and much, much more

Winter 2020

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to register in person.

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Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical Institute | 1121 Ashley Boulevard, New Bedford, MA 02745

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There is absolutely NO SMOKING anywhere on campus.

Parking is allowed in the main parking lots or designated shop areas. Automobiles which are illegally parked will be tagged and brought to the attention of the police.

When GNB Voc-Tech day school has been cancelled for inclement weather, evening school classes ARE NOT automatically cancelled. A separate decision will be made and announced. Check the Website at www.gnbvt.edu/vti or check us out on Facebook for snow cancellations. You may also call the school at 508 -998-3321 ext. 195 or listen to radio stations WBSM, WNBH, or WSAR for further information. Make-up classes will be scheduled at the discretion of the Institute Director.

At the conclusion of each non -license class, students will be given a certificate in their respective programs if they have attended 75% of the required class.

It is a school policy that no one is allowed into the building or any of the classrooms at any time unless they are a GNBVTI stu-dent.

C.E.U.’s and P.D.P.’s are available upon request for some courses.

Course instructors are subject to change.

Students may now register online through www.gnbvt.edu/vti and pay with a credit or debit card.

Registration is open to all, regardless of where they reside.

District price is for the residents of Dartmouth, Fairhaven & New Bedford. PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED

Classes operate on a Trimester System. Classes generally run for 8 weeks from 6:30- 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday un-less otherwise stated.

Tuition will be returned if it is impossible to conduct a course or the student decides to drop out of a planned course before it begins.

Senior Citizens (60 or over) will receive a $10.00 discount for all 8 week classes and a $5.00 discount for 4 week classes.

Qualified individuals with disabilities seeking reasonable accommodations are requested to contact the Institute Director at the time of registration.

Students must be 18 or older and not currently a high school student to take a course or be in the classroom during instruction.

Make checks payable to: G N B V T I

Due to scheduling constraints, make-up classes and specific class dates may be

scheduled to a different evening at the discretion of the Instructor. Days missed due

to inclement weather will be made up if possible.

Registration Information General Information

Payments accepted by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard and AMEX

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Registered Training Provider through the Department of Career Services Chapter 74 Approved Vocational Technical Programs New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) Approved School by the MA Board of Building Regulations and Standards Approved School by the MA State Board of Electrical Examiners Approved School by Commonwealth of MA Division Professional Licensure for

Plumbers & Gas Fitters Approved training courses by the MA Division of Employment and Training and

MA Rehabilitation Commission, US Department of Veteran Affairs Approved School by Commonwealth of MA Steam Engineering License Renewal

Provider Approved School by Commonwealth of MA - for Continuing Education for Build-

ing Official Certification Approved OSHA Training Facility Member of Massachusetts Restaurant Association for NRA ServSafe Certification Approved Program for EPA—Section 608 Certification and Universal R -410A Approved testing site of the ASPT (Certified EKG Technician Exam)

NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY

The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, dis-ability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, homelessness, or immigra-tion status in its education programs and activities, including admission to or em-ployment in such programs or activities. Inquiries concerning the application of Title IX and its implementing regulations may be referred to the Title IX coordinators or the U.S. Department of Ed. Office for Civil Rights.

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MARINE TRADES ................................ ........... 5

LICENSE TRADES

Electrical ................................ ...................... 6 Plumbing ................................ ...................... 7 Steam Engineering ................................ ........ 8 Medical ........................................................ 9 Carpentry ................................ .................... 10

NON-LICENSE TRADES

Carpentry ................................ ............... 10-11 Computers ................................ .............. 12-13 Auto ................................ ............................ 14 Machine Shop ................................ .............. 14 Welding ................................ ....................... 15

ENRICHMENT

Languages ................................ ................... 16 Special Interests ................................ .......... 16 Art ................................ .............................. 16 Clothing ................................ ....................... 17 Floral/Gardening ................................ .......... 17 Food ................................ ........................... 18 Health ................................ ......................... 18

New classes and updates may be added before registration. Please check our website at www.gnbvt.edu/vti

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Marine Technology

MT103: Marine Electrical System Theory and Maintenance and Lab

MT201: Marine Plumbing and Welding and Lab

Instructor: John Bernier

Marine Technology

MT202: Marine Electronic Systems and Maintenance and Lab

MT203: Marine Boat Building, Repair, and Trailer Maintenance

MT002: Co-Op and ABYC Technician Standards

MT003: Customer Service and ABYC Advisor Standards

MT004: (Optional) Basic SCUBA Diver Certification (1 credit)


Post-Secondary Certificate Program

Limited Seats

Available

Marine Technology

MT101: Fundamentals of Marine Technology

MT 102: Marine Engine Theory and Maintenance and Lab

MT 001: Marine Boat Handling and Shop Safety


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Electrical License Trades

Basic Electricity for the Homeowner Instructor: Keith Kearney

The purpose of this course is to provide the student with an

understanding of basic home wiring. Discussed are areas

such as electrical terminology, wire size, splicing, light boxes,

switches and receptacles.

MCE MA Electrical License Renewal Instructor: Dave Bigos

Dates: TBD

Minimum registration required for courses to run.

Mandatory 15 Hr. Code Review for 2017 Electrical Code

Changes. (MA & RI Licenses only)

JOURNEYMAN/MASTER ELECTRICIAN AND SYSTEM TECH/ SYSTEM CONTRACTOR PREPARATION FOR LICENSE

These courses are in compliance with 237 CMR 22.01 through 22.04 and are approved by the State Board of Electricians for Class A, B, C, and D licenses. Class A (Master) 150 clock hours of classroom instruction - 237 CMR 22.02 Class B (Journeyman) 600 clock hours of classroom instruction - 8 modules per 237 CMR 22.01 Class C (System Contractor) 75 clock hours of classroom instruction - 237 CMR 22.04 Class D (System Technician) 300 clock hours of classroom instruction - 4 modules per 237 CMR 22.03

These courses consist of Two Semesters - Fall & Winter - 28 Weeks

Course Hours Course Hours

EL-J-1A 0-75 HOURS EL-J-1B 75-150 HOURS




EL-M-A 0-75 HOURS EL-M-B 75-150 HOURS

Students will be given 84 hours of instruction per semester and must complete 75 hours and receive a pass-ing grade for credit. Students will be placed in class sections based on total classroom hours completed and approved by the Commonwealth.

District Price: $495.00 Non-District: $595.00

Nights: Tuesday and Thursday 2017 Code Books required.

Fall 2019 Part 1 (14 weeks - started 9/10/19) Winter 2020 Part 2 (14 weeks - starts 1/14/20)

Mass Electrical Exam Test Prep Instructor: George Sylvia

Are you ready for your Mass Electrical Exam? Take our 18-hour refresher course to prepare for state electrical exams. Review electrical code tables, electrical calculations, motor

branch circuits, Mass amendments and review of 2017 NEC.

Dates: TBD

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Industrial/Municipal Wastewater Training

Instructor: Vinny Furtado

This twelve week course will introduce the student to the

physical and chemical processes associated with water

quality, pollution, and treatment of liquid wastes, as they

pertain to Municipal and Industrial Operations. The student

will be exposed to the function of related equipment and

support systems and the environmental responsibilities

required to safely and properly operate and maintain a

Wastewater Treatment Facility. Topics covered include

municipal wastewater treatment processes, industrial

wastewater treatment processes, collection systems,

regulations, laboratory and math. This course will concentrate

on preparing students to pass a Grade 4 Municipal

Wastewater License exam, a Massachusetts Basic Industrial

Wastewater License exam and/or a Grade 5 Combined

Wastewater License Exam. This course is also a State of

Massachusetts approved class for obtaining Training Contact

Hours.

PL-07

IAPMO MA Licensed Plumbers & Gas

Fitters Session #12 License Renewal Course

Instructor: Manny Pereira

PL-07: Feb 4 & Feb 11

MA master plumbers and gas fitters, journeyman plumbers

and gasfitters, and LP installers are required by CMR 11.00 to

compete Session #6 prior to license renewal. This class will

utilize IAPMO course curriculum materials which include

Board updates, chimney and venting updates, appliance in-

stallation requirements, tool and product news, related indus-

try issues, administrative topics, code compliant installation

methods, alternative plumbing technologies, and business

items that currently effect all licensees. Students need to sign

up for both courses and need their license number.

*Book included in price.

PL-07A — Gas Fitters (3 Hours) Price: $60.00*

PL-07B — Plumbers (6 Hours) Price: $100.00*

PL-01, PL-02, PL-03, PL-04, PL-05

Plumbing Apprenticeship Program

Night: Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 - 9:30 pm

Instructors: Scott Thibault & Manny Pereira

248 CMR Tier Program for Licensure of Plumbers

PL-01: Tier 1 program for the licensed apprentice plumber.

Course consists of 110 class hours along with a final exam.

Licensees must pass tier 1 final exam before continuing to

PL-02.


PL-01 or equivalent required. Course consists of 110 class

hours along with a final exam. Licensees must pass tier 2

final exam before continuing to PL-03.


PL-01 and PL-02 or equivalent required. Course consists of

110 class hours along with a final exam. Licensees must

pass tier 3 final exam before continuing to PL-04.

Tier 4 program for the licensed apprentice plumber.

PL-01, PL-02 and PL-03 or equivalent required. Course

consists of 110 class hours along with a final exam.

Licensees must pass tier 4 final exam before continuing to

PL-05.

PL-05: Tier 5 program for the licensed apprentice plumber

or the Journeyman Plumber seeking to obtain a master

plumber license. PL-01, PL-02, PL-03, and PL-04 or

equivalent, or a Journeyman plumber license required.

Course consists of 110 class hours.

All students should bring in their own updated code

books.

Students missing more than 4-7 sessions will be

required to take a two-week make up session.

Minimum registration required for courses to run.

PL-01, PL-02, PL-03, PL-04, and PL-05 will run for 20

weeks

(10 weeks in the Fall and 10 Weeks in the Winter)

District Price: $750.00 Non-District: $850.00

PL-06: Cost and Dates TBD

PL-06: License test prep. This course is designed for the

licensee preparing for the plumbing exam. This program is

tailored according to the needs of the students. Extra

emphasis focused on areas of weakness.

License Trades Winter 20

Plumbing

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License Trades

MA State 2nd Class Fireman’s License Prep

Instructor: James Koska

Covers the basic requirements such as boiler construction,

pumps, and safe-boiler operation.

MA State 1st Class Fireman’s License Prep


Covers traps, pumps, steam end, heaters, and code

requirements.

6-Hour Steam License Renewal

Instructors: Manny Pereira & James Koska

Individuals licensed to operate boilers under a special license

shall demonstrate completion of 6 hours of continuing educa-

tion at or through an institution or organization approved by

the commissioner, in consultation with the chief inspector,

during each 5-year period proceeding each license renewal.

MA State 3rd Class Engineer’s License Prep


Covers the joints, valve settings of pumps and simple

engines, turbines, and condensers.

Mandatory License Renewal - 30 hours

Instructor: Manny Pereira & James Koska

All individuals licensed to operate boilers shall demonstrate

the completion of 30 hours of continuing education before

each license renewal.

Steam Engineering

Interested in a career change or training for another industry?

Several GNB Voc-Tech Adult Ed programs are approved training programs through the MassHire

workforce system. Financial assistance for these programs may be available to qualified individuals.

Visit the MassHire Greater New Bedford Career Center who provides job seekers with career

guidance as well as referrals to jobs and career training to learn more.

MassHire Greater New Bedford Career Center

618 Acushnet Avenue, New Bedford, MA 02740

(508) 990-4000

tel:5089904000

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License Trades

Instructor: Kimberly Scieska

This course will prepare participants for employment within both the clinical and retail pharmacy practice. Focus will be placed on medical terminology, pharmaceutical calculations, inventory systems, and regulations affecting pharmacy prac-

tice.

Upon completion of this course, students will be prepared to sit for the PTCB (Pharmacy Technician Certification Board) exam which would provide them with a CPhT (Certified

Pharmacy Technician) license.

EKG-01 Night: Monday

EKG TECHNICIAN

The objective of this course is to gain experience as an EKG

technician using the following skills: Properly obtaining EKG including lead placement Troubleshooting and artifacts Heart Anatomy and Physiology Diseases of the heart Operating and adjusting of EKG monitors Holter Monitors Pacemaker Rhythms Reading and Interpretation of EKG recordings Communication with Physicians and Medical Staff

An EKG Technician Certificate will be given at course com-pletion to students receiving a 70% or better course average. Also offered (not mandatory or required for employment) is a National Certification by the American Medical Certification Association—AMCA (for an additional fee). Our students will

have the mandatory 6-month work requirement waived .

Loose fitting clothing a must.

OA-01 Night: Monday

OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT Instructor: Tracy Oliver

Learn to do eye exams!

The Ophthalmic Medical Assistant Program is a certificate program to help answer the need for qualified assistants in ophthalmology practices. This program is designed to teach the basic skills needed to perform eye exams and prepare the

patient for the ophthalmologist.

Winter 20

CPR-01 Night: Monday & Wednesday

CPR (Heartsaver CPR/AED) Instructor: Erin Marcotte Dates: TBD Do you need to earn a course completion card in CPR and AED use to meet a job or regulatory requirement? Learn how to deliver adult and child CPR and AED use, infant CPR, and how to relieve choking in adults, children, and infants. The American Heart Association’s research -proven practice-while-watching technique, allows instructors to observe you, provide feedback, and guide you. You will recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compres-sions, and deliver appropriate ventilations and provide early use of an AED. No medical training required. You need to complete a written exam and pass to earn your completion

card.

The cost includes a $22.00 fee for the CPR AED Certification

Card.

Medical EMT-01 Night: Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays

EMT—EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN

The healthcare industry continues to grow and the basic training program for

Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) has an overall objective to improve

the quality of pre-hospital emergency care rendered to victims of accidents

and sudden illness. As such, the course develops skills in symptom recogni-

tion and in all emergency care procedures and techniques currently consid-

ered to be within the responsibilities of an EMT providing emergency medical

care with an ambulance service.

* Test fees are not included in price.

District Price: $1,100* Non -District: $1,200*

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License Trades

Traditional Half-Hull Model Building Instructor: Marsom Pratt

Woodcarving Instructor: Michael Weydt

Non-License Trades

Massachusetts Building Code Instructor: William Horrocks

CP-12A & CP-12B Night: Tuesday

12-Hour MA Construction Supervisors

License Renewal Instructor: William Horrocks CP-12A will run the first four Tuesdays. (Jan. 14— Feb. 4) 6:30 - 9:30pm

CP-12B will run the last four Tuesdays. (Feb. 11—Mar. 10) 6:30 - 9:30pm

holding a MA General Contractor’s License is re-

quired to take 12 hours of continuing education for that cy-

cle. This course has been approved by the Massachusetts

Board of Regulations and Standards for 12 hours of continu-

ing education requirements.

*Code books will be available for additional fees.

District Price: $150.00* Non-District: $175.00*

Carpentry

Building Official Certification

: Dave Riquina

8 Weeks 6:30 – 9:30

This course is intended to prepare individuals to take the

building inspector certification exams. Candidates must

meet the minimum qualifications of MGL chapter 143 - 3,

which requires a minimum of five years of construction

experience in a direct supervisory position to take the

certification exam. Certification will qualify you for municipal

employment as a building inspector.

10-Hour OSHA Construction and Safety Course

Instructor: Neil Charbonneau

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Non-License Trades

Basic Carpentry II

Instructor: Jeff Fortin

This course will continue with woodworking basics: specific

skills in light power tool equipment, basic joinery, and

cabinet basics. Students will be required to make a few

small projects with step-by-step procedures and instruction.

Knowledge gained will assist students in furthering their

skills in woodworking. Safety is stressed throughout.

Prerequisite: CP-01/previous carpentry training

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Basic Carpentry

Instructor: Jeff Fortin

This course will introduce woodworking basics; specific skills

in measurement, layout, and the proper use of hand tools.

Students will be required to make a few small projects with

step-by-step procedures and instruction. The basics are

vital knowledge needed to better understand more advanced

woodworking techniques. Safety is stressed throughout.

Residential Housing Technology

Instructor: Dave Doyle

This course is designed for the future or present homeowners

that are contemplating building, renovating, or repairing their

own homes along with general home maintenance. Classes

will cover building terminology, replacement windows, code

requirements, and drawing techniques to obtain a building

permit. Shop instruction will include use of hand and power

tools, rafter and stair layout using a framing square.

Furniture Refinishing Fundamentals

Instructor: Joseph Arruda

If you have a piece of furniture that needs a face lift, this is

the course to take. The first class will be an orientation to

evaluate the piece, and an overview of different types of

finishes and solvents. Students are responsible for all

materials, solvents, and finishes. Reconstruction is held to a

minimum.

Fine Woodworking

Instructor: Joseph Arruda

If you have some experience in woodworking and would like to

take the next step in creating a turn of the century piece, take

the challenge. This course includes complete step-by-step

instruction in creating a one of a kind piece such as a Queen

Anne step stool and a true hand-cut dovetail blanket chest,

using typical hand tools and modern machine techniques.

Prerequisite: CP-01/ previous carpentry training

Millwork

Instructor: Donald Desrosiers

The use of power equipment, safety, and operation make up

this program. Students are required to do a project that in-

volves the use of circular saws, jointers, radial saws, planers,

shapers, and small power tools.

Prerequisite: CP-01/ previous carpentry training

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Carpentry

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Non-License Trades

Instructor: TBD

This course will introduce students to Microsoft Word and the word processing skills necessary to write letters and reports, create flyers and newsletters, and improve office skills. In this hands-on course, students will learn how to create documents, format pages and text, create tables, envelopes and labels, edit and proof documents, and use the mail

merge feature.

Prerequisite: Windows or equivalent knowledge .

Instructor: TBD

This course will introduce students to Microsoft Excel. Students will learn how to format data and use formulas. Students will also learn how to design charts and how to filter/sort data. Intermediate skills such as absolute references, conditional formatting, and linking cells are also introduced in this session. Students will master the basics of

Excel through hands-on instruction.

Prerequisite: Windows or equivalent knowledge.

Instructor: TBD

CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) Auto CAD (Latest Version) Instructor: Steve Johansen

This beginner course offers the use of graphic-oriented com-

puter software for designing and drafting operations.

Prerequisite: Students should be familiar with standard

drafting grammar/procedures and have basic computer

knowledge.

DP-14 Night: Thursday

Google Office Suite

Instructor: Ben DosSantos

Learn the basics of Google’s Office replacement, Docs,

Sheets, Slides, and Forms. This class will go over Google’s

own suite of data processing tools. We will go over how to

develop documents, spreadsheets, presentations, surveys,

and much more. You will learn how to utilize Google’s

document sharing tool that allows your whole team to work on

one document seamlessly. Learn everything there is to know

about the new way to develop and store your files with Google

Drive.

DP-03 Night: Tuesday

Creating a Web Site for your Business Instructor: Marcio Santiago

Computers

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Non-License Trades

Intro to Digital Photography

Instructor: Meredith Brower

DP-13 Night: Thursday

Photoshop CS6

Instructor: Matt Semiao

This course will introduce students to the basic operations of Adobe Photoshop. In this beginners course, students will learn the skills required to complete fundamental tasks. These tasks will include having an understanding of how to navigate through the vast array of tools and commands, how to create and modify documents and how to complete basic photo retouching and image/color correction. You will learn the basics of Photoshop through numerous entertaining projects using a hands-on approach. Additionally, vector graphics will be introduced through the

use of Adobe Illustrator.

Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge

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DP-17 Night: Tuesday

Introduction to Adobe Illustrator

Instructor: Mike deGouveia

Students will learn the core principles of how to sketch, trace

and draw in Adobe Illustrator. We will use a variety of tools to

create and manipulate beautiful vector graphics. We will also

discuss and utilize proper file management to maintain smooth

and efficient work flow.

Prerequisites: Basic computer knowledge

Computers

Intro. to Software Development

Instructor: Benjamin DosSantos

Ways to Register:

Online

Go to The Adult Ed Website at https://www.gnbvt.edu/VTI and select Register Online Now!

– Create Account or Sign In (Credit Card Only)

In Person (Cash, Credit, and Checks)

During School Hours: Adult Ed Office Hours:

8:00am – 3:00pm Summer hours vary

6:00pm – 9:30pm

Over The Phone (Credit Card Only)

(508) 998-3321 Ext. 195

District price is for the residents of Dartmouth, Fairhaven & New Bedford

https://registration.xenegrade.com/gnbvt

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MA-01 Night: Tuesday

Basic Machine Shop Training Instructor: Randy Morrison

This course is a self-paced learning environment in which a student can complete one or more projects in any one session. Total progress per session will undoubtedly depend upon prior experience and/or the individual’s ability to perform the operations as instructed. Related Subjects—Measure and measurements, shop sketches and blueprint

reading, review related math, shop problems and safety.


Collision Repair Instructor: Michael McConnell

Students will learn common auto body repair practices and paint and refinishing techniques to prepare them for career opportunities in the Collision Repair field. Each student will have the opportunity to work with the tools, instruments and

equipment necessary to perform the tasks set forth.

Instructor: Paul Estrella

Instructor: Matt Talbot

MA-02 Night: Tuesday

Basic Machine Shop Training II Instructor: Randy Morrison

This course is available to students familiar with the basics of machining, measuring, and blueprint reading. Projects will be based on milling machine procedures and surface grinding. Anyone interested in this class will be given an introductory

lesson on how to set up and operate a CNC lathe.

Prerequisite: MA-01/Machine Shop Experience District Price: $175.00* Non-District: $200.00*

Non-License Trades

Auto Machine Shop

Instructor: Matt Talbot

Looking for more Machine training?

Earn a post-secondary Chapter 74

Certificate in our upcoming Advanced

Manufacturing Program

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Non-License Trades Winter 20

Idea for a Class?

Is there a class you would like to take or teach for us?

Looking for full classes and 1 to 4 day workshops

Send us your ideas at [email protected] or drop off

suggestions at the school, care of GNBVT Institute.

Gas Welding

Instructor: Marc Ferreira

Shop instruction on the operation, safety, maintenance, and

safety of acetylene and oxygen welding equipment are

covered. Related classroom instruction includes principles,

methods, and techniques, practical use of equipment in

beading, fusing, brazing, cutting, and safety.

MIG-TIG Welding

Instructor: Paul Mendez

This is an introductory program involving the feeding of a

consumable wire through a shielding gas and also tungsten

inert gas welding.

Arc Welding

Instructor: Marc Ferreira

Shop instruction includes the operation, care, maintenance,

and safety in machine operation, voltages, amperages, and rod

selection. Use of welding machine for beading, butt, flat, verti-

cal, and overhead welding are covered in this course.

Welding

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Instructor: Phebe Ditata

This introduction course in the Portuguese language will

enable the student to speak, as well as understand, common

expressions.

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Instructor: Jennifer Borden

This course will focus on survival skills in ASL, with

emphasis on building receptive and expressive sign

vocabulary. Students will learn the use of signing space, non

-manual components including facial expressions, sign skills,

body postures, and introduction to finger -spelling.

Enrichment Classes

Instructor: Mary Urbanek

This introduction course in the Spanish language will enable the student to speak, as well as understand, common expressions.

Instructor: Mary Urbanek

This class is a continuation of the Beginner Class.

Canvas Painting

Instructor: Debbie Macy

Oil and acrylics for hobbyists as well as experienced artists.

Come join the fun with Debbie Macy!

Watercolor Painting

Instructor: Karen Zukas

This course is for all levels of watercolorist. A wide variety of

techniques for the beginner to the advanced will be covered.

Emphasis will be placed on color & design assisting each stu-

dent to create unique expressions of thought and emotion. Em-

phasis will be placed on composition technique and process.

Personal attention to ach student allows for rapid progress in

creating unique products.

Upholstering

Instructor: Manny Medeiros

Welt seam, naugahyde, refinishing, etc. Bring your piece of

furniture the first night of class. (No Couches or Loveseats)

Any evening school student who decides to leave furni -

ture overnight on our premises does so at their own risk.

Woodcarving

Instructor: Michael Weydt

Languages

Art

Special Interests

Instructor: Phebe Ditata

This class is a continuation of the Beginner Class.

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Enrichment Classes Winter 20

Instructor: Bunny Mogilnicki

This class will enable participants to create many floral pro-

jects such as wreath making and decorating; how to care

and condition cut and dried flowers; making centerpieces;

corsages and boutonnieres; Oriental designs; arrangements

of different shapes, modern and traditional; wedding bou-

quets and many more fun uses for flowers. Students will

take home all the projects they make during the class. En-

joy the art of floral design for many years to come with the

processes learned in this class.

Basic Sewing

Instructor: Mary Ann Zuber

Students will learn to use a variety of machines while creating

several projects or a simple garment. Machine threading and

use, pattern layout, basic sewing techniques and garment con-

struction will be taught. Students can work at their own pace

on individual projects. This is a great course for beginners.

Power Machine Quilting

Instructor: Christine Gallagher

This streamline quilting course is perfect for those of you who

always wanted to make a quilt but don’t have a lot of time.

Learn the latest techniques in rotary cutting, block construc-

tion, paper piecing, etc. Come join the fun, make new friends,

and create great quilts. These classes fill fast! Register early!

Beginners: Monday Night Only

Power Machine Quilting (Afternoon)

Instructor: Eileen DeRego

Clothing

Floral/Gardening

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Enrichment Classes

Basic Cake Decorating

Instructor: Jenna Frehill

This hands-on course will provide the fundamentals

necessary to create any special occasion cake from

whimsical to elegant designs. Cupcake fillings and designs

will also be covered. Learn how to make shell borders, drop

flowers, sweet peas, leaves, vines, timeless roses, and use

star fill-in techniques. This course will also focus on how to

make the perfect icing consistency using basic and butter

cream icing. Please bring a small cake to class with you

every week.

Advanced Cake Decorating

Instructor: Jenna Frehill

Why stop at decorating cakes with just icing? Extend the

excitement and fun from basic cake decorating in this class

where you will learn how to work with fondant. You’ll be

amazed at how easy it really is. This class shows you how to

cover cakes in fondant and the different decorating options

like cutouts, figures, and flowers to make gorgeous cakes for

friends and family for years to come.

Everyday Cooking the Culinary Way

Instructor: Robert Wilkinson

Combine your love for food with a passion for knowledge.

This course will cover the basic and advanced preparation of

appetizers, stocks, sauces, soups, meats, seafood and poul-

try. Combined with sanitation and proper knife handling

skills, together we will embark upon a tasteful journey full of

flavors and techniques. Come and learn new skills you will

use in everyday situations.

Yoga for Beginners and Intermediate

Instructor: Katelyn Fitzsimmons

This eight-week course will teach beginner and intermediate

students proper form of the fundamental yoga postures. Stu-

dents will gain strength, balance and suppleness. This class

requires some athleticism. Leave class feeling relaxed and

renewed!

Urban Yoga - 11:11

Instructor: Aliça Barreiro

Winter 20

Self Defense

Instructor: Carolyn Andrade

(first-degree black belt of Lance

Soares’ Family Martial Arts Center)

The Ed Parker System of Kenpo Karate™ is a real

no-nonsense approach to defend yourself.

Ed Parker’s Kenpo Karate™ works no matter who your

opponent is. It's a customized blend of practical defensive

techniques using punches, jabs and kicks, as well as elbow

and knee combinations.

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Instructor: TBD

Time: 4:00 - 7:00 pm

*Price includes book, class and exam


Food Health

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GREATER NEW BEDFORD VOC-TECH INSTITUTE

EMT Program

Jan 14th, 2019 - April 18th, 2020

EMT-Emergency Medical Technician

Instructor: Dave Zander

Tues & Thurs: 5:30 - 9:30 pm & Alternate Saturdays: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

13 Weeks - (160 Hours)

The healthcare industry continues to grow and the basic training pro-

gram for Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) has an over-all objec-

tive to improve the quality of pre-hospital emergency care rendered to

victims of accidents and sudden illness. As such, the course develops skills

in symptom recognition and in all emergency care procedures and tech-

niques currently considered to be within the responsibilities of an EMT

providing emergency medical care with an ambulance service.

*District Price: $1,100 *Non-District: $1,200

* Test fees are not included in price.

Greater New Bedford Vocational Technical Institute| 1121 Ashley Boulevard, New Bedford, MA 02745

Rick Quintin | (508) 998-3321 ext. 195 | Email: [email protected] | http://www.gnbvt.edu/vti



Greater New Bedford Vocational Technical Institute

11/21/19

Register online at www.gnbvt.edu/vti or call 508-998-3321 Ext. 195

MARINE TECHNOLOGY

GNBVTI now offers a Chapter 74 state -approved post-secondary program in Marine Technology. GNBVTI post-secondary programs are rigorous and prepare learners to meet the challenges of their selected career and industry. All applicants must apply for selective admission to the post -secondary programs.

We are now accepting applications for Trimester 2.

Marine Technology

For more information about the marine Technology Program go to page 4.

COMING SOON (Future Certificate Programs)

Advanced Manufacturing

Aviation

Computer Information Technology

Healthcare/Nursing

Graduates from a traditional high school can earn the same Chapter 74 certificate as a graduate from a vocational

high school. Vocational graduates can earn additional certifications.

GNBVTI is also planning to offer Associate Degrees in Applied Science

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical Institute

1121 Ashley Boulevard, New Bedford, MA 02745

Rick Quintin | (508) 998-3321 ext. 195 | email: [email protected] | http://www.gnbvt.edu/VTI



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