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ADULT EDUCATION

Westampton Campus Medford Campus

695 Woodlane Road 10 Hawkin Road

Westampton, NJ 08060 Medford, NJ 08055

(609) 267-4226 x231 (609) 654-0200 x426

OFFICE HOURS

CLOSED FRIDAYS

Westampton Campus Monday through Thursday 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Medford Campus Monday and Wednesday 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Tuesday and Thursday 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM

SUMMER HOURS (June 12th

through September 5th

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CLOSED FRIDAYS

Westampton Campus Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Thursday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Medford Campus Monday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Wednesday 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM

PUBLIC SERVICES

As part of the curricula our Adult Education Program offers the following services to the public

at a nominal fee.

WESTAMPTON CAMPUS--for appointments call (609) 267-4226 ext.231

Cosmetology (A variety of services including hair, nails, and skin beginning in

February.)

Culinary Arts (Food is served at 7:30 PM; on select days.)

Pet Grooming (Services available if class runs on select days.)

BCIT is a Veterans Administration State Approved Educational Facility. Post 9/11 VA

Education Benefits are now accepted by BCIT. For information on the VA Education Benefits,

please contact Irene at (609) 267-4226 ext. 230.

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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

The Board of Education of the Burlington County Institute of Technology School District

affirms its policy to insure equal educational opportunities for all students, and to prohibit

discrimination because of gender, race, color, creed, religion, ancestry, disability, marital status,

sexual orientation, social or economic status, HIV or Aids in the education programs and

activities not limited to but including course offerings, athletic programs, guidance and

counseling tests and procedures, extra curricular and co-curricular activities through an

affirmative action program which shall be an integral part of every aspect of educational policies

and programs to the maximum extent possible.

Inquiries regarding compliance should be directed to Frank Ranelli, Rosemary Pirozzi, or Joseph

Venuto, Affirmative Action Officers.

APPRENTICESHIP

Apprenticeship training combines on-the-job experience with related classroom instruction.

Apprentices MUST be registered with the US Department of Labor, Office of Apprenticeship,

and with the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development. Registering for adult

education programs DOES NOT automatically enroll anyone as an apprentice. Employers

(sponsors) must contact the Apprenticeship Coordinator to facilitate the registration process. The

Apprenticeship Coordinator is located at the Medford Campus (for Burlington County

employers). For more information call (609) 654-0200 ext. 486.

BCIT/BCC DUAL REGISTRATION

Burlington County Institute of Technology and Burlington County College have established dual

registration for many programs offered at BCIT. Students should register with BCC at the

beginning of the semester after receiving course confirmation letters from BCIT. Students

should send BCC registrations directly to BCC with appropriate fees--$150.00 per three credit

course. At the conclusion of the academic year, BCIT will send grades to BCC. For more

information about BCC, contact John Polomano at (609) 894-9311 x1260.

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BCIT REGISTRATION INFORMATION

There are two ways to register for a course:

MAIL

Complete a registration form and mail it in with payment to: BCIT Adult Education, 695

Woodlane Road, Westampton, NJ 08060.

IN PERSON

Come to the Medford or Westampton Campus, fill out a registration form, and submit it

with payment for the course.

Absences

Students must have a minimum attendance of 85%. Some programs have more stringent

attendance requirements because of federal and/or state regulations governing licensure.

Students must adhere to these requirements.

There are no excused absences for Adult Education Programs.

Administration

The administration reserves the right to withdraw any course which has insufficient

registration, and to change the schedule when circumstances warrant a change.

Admission Requirements

All students applying for admission to Adult Education Programs must be 18 years of

age.

In-school, high school students with senior standing, and 18 years of age who are

enrolled in a sending district school or BCIT, may be in an Adult Education Program

with written permission from the principal or superintendent from the school in which

they are enrolled. This written permission must be submitted at the time of registration.

All students must pay registration and tuition fees.

Students applying for State Licensing programs, which have high school diploma or

equivalent as a requirement, must provide a copy of this documentation.

Cancellation Policy

All courses are subject to cancellation where registration is insufficient. A 100% refund

will be made for classes cancelled by Burlington County Institute of Technology.

Certificate Programs

Students must maintain a 70% (2.0) grade average or they may be placed on academic

probation, subject to recommendation for dismissal.

Certificates

Completion certificates are issued upon successful completion of the semester and a

minimum attendance of 85%. Some programs have more stringent attendance

requirements because of federal and/or state regulations governing licensure. Students

must adhere to these requirements.

Class Visitations

Prospective students may monitor one class session, tuition free. Arrangements must be

made in advance through the Adult Education Office.

Computer Flash Drives/Memory Devices

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Memory devices sold to students will be retained by the instructor until the end of the

semester. Students are not permitted to bring memory devices of any kind to class. This

policy is in place to reduce the possibility of spreading computer viruses.

Course Cost

Prices for each course are listed. Cost includes applicable text, kits, supplies, etc., except

where noted otherwise. Prices are subject to change.

Course Notifications/Cancellations

Class confirmation letters will be acknowledged by mail, one week prior to the beginning

of the semester.

Burlington County Institute of Technology reserves the right to cancel or discontinue any

scheduled courses at its discretion.

The decision to cancel any course, due to lack of enrollment, will be made at the

beginning of each semester. Students will be notified promptly of course cancellations

and will be entitled to a full refund.

Criminal History/Background Check

There are courses that may require a criminal history/background check for a New Jersey

state certification/license.

Drop Class Policy

The Burlington County Institute of Technology-Adult Division permits a student to drop

a class after enrolling in the class, and at least 24 hours prior to the first class session with

the exception of Practical Nursing, Certified Nurse Aide, Certified Homemaker/Home

Health Aide, and CDL. Withdrawals made less than 60 days prior to the start date of

Practical Nursing are not eligible for reimbursement of acceptance fees. Withdrawals for

Certified Nurse Aide or Certified Homemaker/Home Health Aide must be made at least

14 days prior to the start date of class to be eligible for a refund. Withdrawals made for

CDL must be made at least 7 days prior to the start date of class to be eligible for a

refund. A full refund minus the $25.00 registration fee will be made to the student

provided the student adheres to these guidelines. A student is not eligible for a refund

after this time period has elapsed. No refund requests will be honored beginning 24

hours prior to the first class.

In the event a student drops or fails a course for any reason, including attendance, and the

student wants to take the same course again, the student must submit a new

application/registration to re-enroll in the course/program and pay all tuition/fees.

Emergency School Closing

Each class will organize a telephone chain to be used if an emergency closing is

necessary. The Adult Education Emergency Call Number is 2674, which will be

broadcast if school is closed due to inclement weather.

Parking

Students are to park in the student parking lots. No parking is permitted along driveways.

Refund Policy

Refund requests must be received in writing and will be honored up to 24 hours prior to

the first class session with the exception of Practical Nursing, Certified Nurse Aide,

Certified Homemaker/Home Health Aide, and CDL. Withdrawals made less than 60

days prior to the start date of Practical Nursing are not eligible for reimbursement of

acceptance fees. Withdrawals for Certified Nurse Aide or Certified Homemaker/Home

Health Aide must be made at least 14 days prior to the start date of class to be eligible for

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a refund. Withdrawals made for CDL must be made at least 7 days prior to the start date

of class to be eligible for a refund.

A $25.00 registration fee will be deducted from all refund requests.

No refund requests will be honored that are made less than 24 hours before the start of

the first class session.

Senior Citizens

Senior citizens (over 50) are entitled to a $10.00 discount on tuition for a class that costs

at least $250.00. The student must register in-person for this discount.

Sequential Module/Semester Program Enrollment

Students enrolled in a multiple semester/module program must meet all requirements in

their current semester/module to enroll in the subsequent semester/module.

Any student registered for an advanced semester/module who has not met all the

requirements of the current semester/module course will receive a refund of tuition paid

for the advanced semester/module minus the $25.00 registration fee, as the student cannot

advance to the next semester/module without successfully completing the current

semester/module. Students should be aware of current program standing before enrolling

in an advanced semester/module.

Smoking

No smoking is permitted at any time on school grounds.

Supplies

Students may be required to purchase supplies in selected programs.

Textbooks

Textbooks are included in most programs except where noted. Textbooks, kits, supplies,

etc. are non-refundable.

Third Party Registration

Any agency that desires to register a student should have all required paper work to the

Adult Education Division nine (9) working days before the date of the final registration.

Failure to submit all pertinent paperwork will result in relinquishing the seat to the public

for admission/registration.

Tuition

The entire tuition must be paid at the time of registration. You can pay by cash, check,

money order, or charge (VISA or MASTERCARD). There is a $50.00 charge for checks

issued to Burlington County Institute of Technology that are returned due to insufficient

funds.

Veterans

All certificate programs are approved by the Department of Military and Veteran’s

Affairs.

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CUSTOMIZED TRAINING

BCIT offers a wide range of customized training opportunities for employers in Burlington

County. Our training programs are competitive in pricing and are developed to meet the specific

needs of the employer. BCIT works closely with employers, union representatives, and other

concerned parties interested and dedicated to the development of a well-trained workforce. All

areas of training in this brochure are available as customized training at either the employer’s

location or at a BCIT campus. Additional programs may also be developed and customized to

meet the specific needs of the employer. Call us at (609) 267-4226 ext. 231 and we will visit

your facility and develop a training program to your specifications.

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CALENDAR

Fall Semester

*continuous registration through 9/4/2013

A $25.00 late registration fee will be charged for any Fall Semester registrations received

after 9/4/13.

SEPTEMBER 3 DAY CLASSES BEGIN

SEPTEMBER 5 SCHOOL CLOSED

ROSH HASHANAH

SEPTEMBER 16 MOST EVENING CLASSES BEGIN

SEPTEMBER 25 BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT

NO EVENING CLASSES

OCTOBER 24 DISCOVERY NIGHT

SCHOOL CLOSED

NOVEMBER 7, 8 SCHOOL CLOSED

NJEA CONVENTION

NOVEMBER 27 12:30 PM DISMISSAL

NO EVENING CLASSES

NOVEMBER 28, 29 SCHOOL CLOSED

THANKSGIVING

DECEMBER 23—JANUARY 1 SCHOOL CLOSED

WINTER RECESS

JANUARY 20 SCHOOL CLOSED

MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY

Spring Semester

*continuous registration through 1/22/2014

A $25.00 late fee will be charged for any Spring Semester registrations received after

1/15/14.

FEBRUARY 3 ALL CLASSES BEGIN

FEBRUARY 17 SCHOOL CLOSED

PRESIDENT’S DAY

APRIL 18—25 SCHOOL CLOSED

SPRING RECESS

MAY 26 SCHOOL CLOSED

MEMORIAL DAY

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BCIT CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION

This program will cover the operation of air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration systems.

The theory of operation, installation, and troubleshooting techniques will be stressed. Computer

simulators, DDC operating systems, and actual components will be taught along with good

safety practices. Legislation was signed into law on December 20, 2007 that established a State

Board of Examiners of Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC/R)

Contractors. BCIT curriculum follows the new mandates under recent legislation requiring

licensure. For additional information, visit www.nj.gov/lps/ca/HVACR/ . Legislation for

licensure is pending. Cost for certification examination is included with second semester tuition.

ACR501 HVAC/R I (Fall only) MTTH 6:00-10:00 200 hours

Start Date: 9/9/13 $2415.00 (includes text) E103 Medford

ACR503 HVAC/R I (Fall only) MWTH 5:00-10:00 200 hours

$2415.00 (includes text) G713 Westampton

Dual Registration BCC: TST 101 (3 credits) $150.00

TST 102 (3 credits) $150.00

ACR502 HVAC/R II (Spring only) MTTH 6:00-10:00 200 hours

$2235.00 E103 Medford

Prerequisite: successful completion of HVAC/R I

ACR504 HVAC/R II (Spring only) MWTH 5:00-10:00 200 hours

$2235.00 G713 Westampton

Prerequisite: successful completion of HVAC/R I


TST 204 (3 credits) $150.00

Completion of this two-semester program results in a full vocational certificate.

http://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/hvacr/

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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

NATEF/ASE Certified

This program provides high tech training in the automotive field. Auto Technology I includes

fundamentals, steering and suspension, and braking systems (disc, drum, and ABS). This course

is recommended for those persons wanting to attain ASE certification in A-4 Steering and

Suspension, and A-5 Brakes. Auto Technology II includes power trains and drivelines,

electricity, and ignition. This course is recommended for those persons wanting to attain ASE

certification in A-3 Manual Drive Trains and Axles and A-6 Electrical/Electronic Systems.

AUT501 Auto Technology I (Fall only) MTWTH 5:00-10:00 PM 240 hours

$2720.00 (includes text) B103 Medford

Dual Registration BCC: AUT 101 (3 credits) $150.00

AUT 102 (3 credits) $150.00

AUT502 Auto Technology II (Spring only) MTWTH 5:00-10:00 PM 240 hours

$2600.00 B103 Medford

Textbook fee of $120.00 if not previously enrolled in Auto Technology I.

Dual Registration BCC: AUT 103 (3 credits) $150.00

AUT 104 (3 credits) $150.00

AUT 105 (3 credits) $150.00


AUT110 Precision Automotive Wheel Alignment I MW 6:00-9:00 PM 54 hours

$300.00 (includes disks) H815 Westampton

This course will provide students with an overview of the importance of professional wheel

alignment. Students will receive both theory and hands-on training on equipment that meets the

manufacturers precision standards for alignment. Students will be trained to perform manual

electronic sensor calibrations which will satisfy the need for mandatory calibration of adaptive

control systems.

The prerequisite for the following courses is AUT501 and AUT502. You must register for

these courses at Burlington County College:

AUT201 Automotive Computer Systems

(Spring only) MW 6:00-10:00 PM H804 Westampton

This course is recommended for persons wanting to attain ASE certification in L-1

Advanced Engine Performance.

AUT202 Automotive Fuel and Emission Systems

(Fall only) MW 6:00-10:00 PM H804 Westampton

This course is recommended for persons wanting to attain ASE certification in A-6

Electrical/Electronic Systems and A-8 Engine performance.

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AUT203 Automotive Engine Repair

(Fall only) TTH 6:00-10:00 PM H804 Westampton


Engine Repair.

AUT204 Automatic Transmissions/Transaxles

(Spring only) TTH 6:00-10:00 PM H804 Westampton


Automatic Transmission/Transaxle.

TRUCK DRIVING PROGRAM

NJ State License # DRS – 000032

Earn a CDL Class “A” license. Over 80% of the training for this license is hands-on.

Individualized instruction is taught by certified trainers. Classes begin approximately every six

weeks. Tuition does NOT include a physical. Students must register at least two weeks

before start dates and must possess an unrestricted New Jersey driver’s license. A physical

and background check are also required.

CDL601 Tractor/Trailer MTWTHF 9:00-3:00 120 hours

$3,500.00 C309 Westampton

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COSMETOLOGY

This program covers all of the areas required by the State Board of Cosmetology to meet the

state of NJ requirements for licensure. Students are required to complete a minimum of 1,000

hours of instruction and must attain competencies in each of the following areas: State Laws and

regulations, Sanitation and Sterilization, Skin Care and Shaving, Hair and Scalp Treatments,

Shampooing, Hair Shaping, Hairstyling, Hair Coloring, Chemical Curl Reformation, Manicuring

and Pedicuring, Related Sciences, Professional Ethics, Shop/Salon Management, and State Board

Exam Prep. This licensed program has state mandated attendance requirements.

Prerequisites include a high school diploma or GED for state licensing examination. Day

program is ten (10) months in duration. Upon successful attainment of cosmetology

license, students are eligible for an additional 13 credits at BCC.

COS601 Cosmetology I (begins 9/3) MTWTH 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 285 hours

$4350.00 (includes kits, text, and uniforms) A905 Westampton


COS602 Cosmetology II (begins 11/12) MTWTH 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 285 hours

$3000.00 Prerequisite: COS601 Westampton


COS603 Cosmetology III (begins 2/3) MTWTH 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 285 hours

$3000.00 Prerequisite: COS602 A905 Westampton


COS604 Cosmetology IV (begins 4/10) MTWTH 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 285 hours

$3000.00 Prerequisite: COS603 A905 Westampton


COS605 Cosmetology Refresher Course 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM A905 Westampton

$4350.00 (Kits, text, and uniforms included.) Class will be scheduled based on requests.

This course reviews basic cosmetology theory and practical concepts, and is designed to meet the

250 hour refresher course requirement designated by the NJ State Board of Cosmetology and

Hairstyling. Candidate must have completed the requisite number of hours required by the

previous training institution the candidate attended (private school or public vocational

school. Transcripts must be presented upon registration.

COS505 Barbering Crossover Exam Review MTWTH 3:45 - 10:00 PM A905 Westampton

$350.00 Class will be scheduled based on requests.

This 25 hour course reviews cosmetology skills. Candidate must have completed the requisite

number of hours required by the previous training institution (private school or public

vocational school). Transcripts must be presented upon registration.

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CULINARY ARTS

This program provides an overview of the commercial foods industry covering positions and job

skills from basic kitchen helpers to working chefs. Areas of instruction include sanitation, safety,

usage and care of equipment and utensils, basic food preparation, purchasing, and management.

The “SERV-SAFE” curriculum will prepare students to take the “SERV-SAFE” certification

examination. Students must purchase a uniform.

CUL501 Culinary Arts I (Fall only) MTWTH 5:00-10:00 PM 200 hours

$2120.00 (includes text) C309 Westampton

Dual Registration BCC: CUL 101 (3 credits) $150.00

CUL 102 (3 credits) $150.00

CUL502 Culinary Arts II (Spring only) MTWTH 5:00-10:00 PM 200 hours

$2000.00 C309 Westampton

Dual Registration BCC: CUL 105 (3 credits) $150.00

CUL 106 (3 credits) $150.00


CUL101 Serve Safe Certification T 6:30-9:30 12 hours

$275.00 (includes text and workbook) Call for start date. C101 Medford

This nationally recognized course and its subsequent certification will enable the student to begin

or further a career in the food service industry. The course stresses the importance of safe and

sanitary receiving and storage, preparation, and service practices in a food service establishment.

Upon completion of the course all students will take the National Restaurant Association’s

(NRA) ServSafe Examination. This 90-question test must be passed with a grade of 75% or

better for the student to be awarded a five year ServSafe Certificate.

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DENTAL ASSISTING

The Dental Assisting program consists of a strong blend of didactic and clinical based instruction

in a state-of-the-art facility in combination with an extramural clinical experience with some of

the area’s finest dental professionals. This is a ten-month program fully accredited by the

Commission on Dental Accreditation of the American Dental Association (ADA) recognized by

the Council on Accreditation and by the United States Department of Education. The 1,080

hours include didactic and clinical hours. Upon successful completion of course work and

examinations, this program will qualify the students to earn the following credentials:

New Jersey Dental Radiology License

Certified Dental Assistant (CDA), a national credential sponsored by the Dental Assisting

National Board (DANB) including Infection Control Exam (ICE), Radiation Health and

Safety Exam (RHS), and General Chairside Exam (GC)

New Jersey Registered Dental Assistant registration (RDA)

Students must present documentation of a high school diploma or equivalent, physical

examination, and Hepatitis B vaccination and Tuberculosis 2 part screening, and Basic Life

Support for heathcare provider (CPR) by the time the student goes out on clinical

affiliation.

DEN601 Dental Assisting I MTWTH 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM 550 hours

$4000.00 Start Date: 9/4 F 8:00-1:00 A911 Westampton

(includes two uniforms-scrubs, radiology badge, and books)

DEN602 Dental Assisting II MTWTH 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM 550 hours

$4000.00 Start Date: 2/3/14 F 8:00-1:00 A911 Westampton

33 college credits toward an Associate Degree in Applied Science is available through

Camden County College pending their approval.


DENTAL RADIOLOGY

This Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners approved course will prepare working dental

assistants to take quality x-rays. Areas covered include the history and development of x-ray, its

nature and properties, effects of radiation exposure, x-ray film and its processing, correcting

faulty radiographs, intraoral and extraoral radiology, and patient management, with an emphasis

on radiation hygiene and protection and OSHA standards. Practical experience will be given in

intraoral and extraoral radiology techniques. Students must be employed in a dental office,

have good moral character, and have a high school diploma or equivalent to enroll in this

program. This course requires a special application. Course will consist of 25 hours

didactic and 20 hours lab. Clinical hours will be completed at dental office where student

is employed.

DEN101 Dental Radiology TH 6:15-9:30 45 hours

(inclusive of 15 minute break)

$560.00 (includes text) A911 Westampton

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DIESEL TECHNOLOGY

This program provides entry level training. Students learn by servicing and repairing diesel

engines used in today’s fleet operations. The first semester areas of instruction include safety,

tools, preventative maintenance inspection, electrical components, truck axle/drive shaft,

wheels/tires, and truck brake systems. During the second semester commercial wiring, related

technology, technical math, and motor controls will be covered.

DSL501 Diesel Technology I (Fall only) MTWTH 6:00-10:00 180 hours

$2060.00 (includes text) H804 Westampton


TST 102 (3 credits) $150.00

DSL502 Diesel Technology II (Spring only) MTWTH 6:00-10:00 180 hours

$1900.00 H804 Westampton

Textbook fee of $160.00 if not previously enrolled in Diesel Technology I.


TST 202 (3 credits) $150.00


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ELECTRICAL TRADES

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of basic electrical principles and

concepts, along with technical skills. The first semester areas of instruction include residential

wiring, commercial wiring, and troubleshooting. The second semester includes instruction in

commercial wiring, related technology, technical math, and motor controls. The National

Electrical Code and Ohm’s Law is stressed throughout the program.

ELC501 Electrical Trades I (Fall only) MTWTH 6:00-10:00 180 hours

$2255.00 (includes text) E106 Medford


TST 102 (3 credits) $150.00

ELC502 Electrical Trades II (Spring only) MTWTH 6:00-10:00 180 hours

$1900.00 E106 Medford

Pre-requisite: ELC501


TST 202 (3 credits) $150.00


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HEALTH OCCUPATIONS

The following certification programs are offered within the Health Occupations field: Practical

Nursing, Nurse Aide (CNA), Home Health Aide, Pharmacy Technician, and Medical Assistant.

PRACTICAL NURSING

Practical nursing consists of classroom, laboratory, clinical conference, and clinical practice.

Approximately fifty percent of the hours will be devoted to classroom theory and laboratory.

Approximately fifty percent of the hours will be dedicated to clinical experience and clinical

conference. Areas of instruction include Anatomy and Physiology, Pharmacology, Nutrition,

Personal and Professional Relations, Growth and Development, Fundamentals of Nursing,

Medical-Surgical Nursing, Maternal-Child Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, and Geriatric Nursing.

Upon completion of this program, the graduate will be qualified to take the NCLEX-PN State

Board exam for licensure. All applicants must successfully pass an entrance test and be

interviewed prior to acceptance into this program. Applicants are required to pay an

additional non-refundable $100.00 fee for the entrance exam. This program also requires a

criminal history (background) check. All fees are non-refundable. Withdrawals made less

than 60 days prior to the beginning of class are NOT eligible for reimbursement of

acceptance fees. Acceptance fees are listed in the PN application packet. Call for additional

information and application packet. Total cost of this program is $18,000.00. $3,000.00 is due

upon acceptance into the program. Five additional payments of $3,000.00 are required

throughout the program. See due dates below.

Day Program 15 months Start Date: Call for start date.

LPN601 Practical Nursing MTWTH Class Time: 8:30-4:30

Clinical Time: (times vary) 8:00-3:00 A909 Westampton

$3,000.00 paid upon acceptance into program. Five additional payments of

$3,000.00 will be required.

Dual Registration BCC: NUR119 (7 credits) $250.00

Evening Program 2 years Start Date: Call for start date. C111 and C102 Medford

LPN501 Practical Nursing MTTH and some Saturdays Class Time: 6:00-10:00

Clinical Time: (Times vary) 5:00-10:00 Saturday Time: 7:00-2:00 or 8:00-3:00

$3,000.00 paid upon acceptance into program. Five additional payments of

$3,000.00 will be required.

Dual Registration BCC: NUR119 (7 credits) $250.00

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NURSE AIDE AND HOME HEALTH AIDE

These courses qualify students for entry level positions in the health field and for the NJ State

Certification test for long term care Certified Nurse Assistant positions. Students learn to meet

the psychological, social, physical, and environmental needs (stressing safety) of the patient.

Students must have proof of a physical examination by their doctor. An additional

application fee of $76.00 is required for the state examination. Students must purchase

uniforms and appropriate shoes. INSURANCE FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.

Withdrawals from any CNA or CHHA class must be made at least fourteen days prior to

the start of class. No refunds will be given after this date.

Time requirements are mandated by the state; therefore, attendance is mandatory. NO

ABSENCES ARE ALLOWED. These courses result in a NJ State certification or license

and will also require a criminal history (background check), which must be completed

prior to admission into the course. Background checks require ten business days to

complete. For additional information on background checks visit www.bioapplicant.com/nj or

call 877-503-5981. Sagem Morpho, Inc. has several locations to expedite background checks.

All necessary paperwork will be provided upon registration.

Certified Nurse Aide Courses

CNA601 Certified Nurse Aide Begins 9/3/13 Begins 2/10/14




$1250.00 (includes textbook) MTWTH 8:30-4:30 (100 hours) H807 Westampton

CNA 501 Certified Nurse Aide Begins 9/17/13 Begins 2/4/14

$1250.00 (includes textbook) TTH 5:30-9:30 H807 Westampton

Certified Home Health Aide for the Certified Nurse Aide

Must show valid proof of NJ CNA Certification at time of registration. A physical and a

passport photo are required. An additional $65.00 (payable to the NJ Board of Nursing) will be

required for the certification fee and background check application fee and is not refundable.

HHA201 Home Health Aide Call for start date. 8:30-4:30 10 hours


HHA101 Home Health Aide Call for start date. 5:30-9:30 10 hours


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MEDICAL ASSISTNG

This program provides both clinical and administrative preparation. Students must present

documentation of a high school diploma or equivalent at the time of enrollment. Tuition

includes books, supplies, uniforms, and student clinical practice lab. Tuition does NOT

include cost of mandatory physical, current immunization Hepatitis B vaccine, or CPR

certification. Withdrawal from this program must be made at least fourteen days prior to

the start of class. No refunds will be given after this date.

Students should have excellent communication skills (oral and written) and fine motor skills

(hand/eye coordination). Areas of instruction include medical terminology, anatomy and

physiology, keyboarding, computer software used in medical offices, vital signs, infection

control, EKGs, medical records management, transcription, insurances, physician's office lab,

phlebotomy, pharmacology, and office surgical assisting. At the completion of the second

semester, students gain practical experience by serving an externship in an outpatient medical

facility. Successful program completers are eligible to take the Registered Medical Assistant

(RMA) examination of the American Medical Technologists, which, if passed, would meet the

requirement of New Jersey injection law.

MED501 Medical Assisting I MTWTH 4:30-10:00 335 hours

$3900.00 (includes textbooks and uniforms) Start Date: 9/16/13 C102 Medford

MED502 Medical Assistting II MTWTH 4:30-10:00 335 hours

$3350.00 Start Date: 9/16/13 C102 Medford

MED501 Medical Assisting I MTWTH 4:30-10:00 335 hours

$3900.00 (includes textbooks and uniforms) Start Date: 2/3/14 C102 Medford

MED502 Medical Assisting II MTWTH 4:30-10:00 335 hours

$3350.00 Start Date: 2/3/14 C102 Medford

MED501, MED 502, and an additional externship of 160 hours are required to complete

the Medical Assistant program. During summer months, most externships are during

daytime hours.

Completion of this two-semester program and externship results in a full vocational certificate.

MED101 Medical Assisting Certification Exam Review T 6:00-9:00 36 hours

$400.00 C102 Medford

Prerequisites: Graduated from Medical Assisting School or possess minimum of five years

employment as a medical assistant.

This course is for Medical Assistants who want a review of topics found on the certification

exams for either CMA (AAMA) or RMA (AMT). Students should verify their qualifications to

sit for national certification by checking with the school they attended or accessing the

organizational websites: www.aama-ntl.org and www.amt1.com.

http://www.amt1.com/

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PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY

This program consists of a strong blend of didactic and clinical based instruction. Classroom

theory and laboratory preparation in a state of the art retail and hospital settings prepare students

for the Pharmacy Technician National Certification Examination. The State of New Jersey

Pharmacy Board and the Pharmacy Technician National Certification require a criminal

history (background check). The State of New Jersey Pharmacy Board requires pharmacy

technician to be registered with them in order to work in NJ. For additional information visit

the following websites: http://www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/adoption/pharado94.htm

http://www.ptcb.org//AM/template.cfm?Sectopm=Home1

The Pharmacy Technician student should have good communication skills and a solid science

and math background. Students must present documentation of a high school diploma or

equivalent at the time of enrollment. A basic math skills test will be administered at the

beginning of the program.

PHA601 Pharmacy Technology MTWTH 8:30-3:30 240 hours

$2775.00 (includes text) Start Date: 9/3/13 C102 Medford

PHA601 Pharmacy Technology MTWTH 8:30-3:30 240 hours

$2775.00 (includes text) Start Date: 2/3/14 C102 Medford

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

The Computer Technology Industry Association’s (CompTIA’s) Strata program offers

fundamental to advanced certificates that validate a wide range of areas within information

technology. Students who obtain a Strata certificate demonstrate that they have the knowledge

required to enter and excel in information technology (IT) and technology-related fields.

The Fundamentals: IT Technology portion of the program prepares students to set up, configure,

maintain, troubleshoot, and perform preventative maintenance of the hardware, software, and

security components of a basic personal computer workstation, including implementation of

basic green IT practices. CompTIA A+ Certification: A Comprehensive Approach prepares

students to install, upgrade, repair, configure, optimize, troubleshoot, and perform preventative

maintenance on basic personal computer hardware and operating systems. CompTIA Network +

prepares students to identify and describe all the major networking technologies, systems, skills,

and tools in use in modern PC-based computer networks. This program is recommended for

persons wanting to take the CompTIA A+ Essentials, CompTIA A+ Practical Application, and

the CompTIA Network + certification exams.

ITT501 Information Technology (Fall and Spring) MTWTH 5:00-10:00 PM 272 hours


Test vouchers not included.

MICROSOFT CERTIFIED TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST

This course will prepare students to take the MCTS certification exam. Upon successful

completion of this class, students should be able to configure pre-installation and post-

installation system settings, Windows security features, network connectivity applications

included with Windows 7, and mobile computing. Students should also be able to maintain

systems, including monitoring for and resolving performance and reliability issues, as well as

have a basic understanding of Windows PowerShell syntax.

ITT503 Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCST) TWTH 5:00-10:00 180 hours

$2000.00 (Spring only) E104 Medford

Pre-Requisites: Students should have at least one year of experience in the IT field as well

as experience implementing and administering any Windows client operating system in a

networked environment.

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VETERINARY ASSISTING

This program is designed to prepare students to become a veterinary assistant and obtain a

position in a veterinary hospital, boarding facility, or grooming shop. The first semester covers

topics including medical records, behavior, restraint, veterinary practice, staff and position

requirements, reproduction, euthanasia, wound bandaging and more. Students are expected to

have a basic understanding of math and science. Access to a computer is necessary. The second

semester concentrates on veterinary assistant duties including pharmacology, hematology,

parasitology, urinalysis, surgery and more. Students will perform tasks in the laboratory that are

required for the field. Insurance fees are non-refundable. A mandatory externship (40

hours each semester for a total of 80 hours) is required.

VET501 Veterinary Assisting I (Fall only) MTTH 5:00-10:00 220 hours

$2070.00 (includes text) B106 Medford

VET502 Veterinary Assisting II (Spring only) MTTH 5:00-10:00 220 hours

Pre-requisite: VET501 $1900.00 B106 Medford


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WELDING TECHNOLOGY

This program provides Hobart Institute courses which are aligned with the objectives and

curriculum of the American Welding Society. Welding I consists of safety, Oxyacetylene

Welding, cutting and brazing, Gas Metal Arc Welding—basic, and Shielded Metal Arc

Welding—basic. Welding II consists of blueprint reading for welders and fitters, Gas Metal Arc

Welding—advanced, Shielded Metal Arc Welding—Structural and Flux-cored Arc Welding.

Students are required to purchase helmet, gloves, chipper hammer and brush, and safety

glasses (approximate cost $125). Safety boots/shoes are required for all welding classes.

WLD503 Welding I MTTH 6:00-10:00 180 hours



TST 102 (3 credits) $150.00

WLD504 Welding II MTTH 6:00-10:00 180 hours



TST 202 (3 credits) $150.00


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BURLINGTON COUNTY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

CONTINUING EDUCATION

SKILL BUILDING COURSES

AUTOMOTIVE CLASSES

Emission Technician Education Program (ETEP)

BCIT is an official training center for the NJ State Emissions and Inspection Program. For

more information, please call (609) 267-4226 x303.

AUM301 ETEP TWTH 3:00 -6:00 96 hours


This state-approved emission repairperson’s course covers all seven sections required by NJ.

This course takes the place of ASE requirements. Testing will be administered at BCIT.

Price includes all books and test fees.

AUM302 ETEP TTH 6:00-10:00 16 hours


This state-approved course fulfills the new requirement for ETEP and also replaces the ASE A-9

requirement also known as the A-9 by-pass course. This course will cover the new diesel

emission requirements for diagnosis and repair for gas engine technicians. Testing will be

administered at BCIT. Price includes all books and test fees.

AUM303 ETEP CALL FOR SCHEDULE

$325.00 TTH H815 Westampton

This state approved course fulfills the new requirement for ETEP Section 6. It is the five-year

update. This course is required for previous ETEP technicians who do not have ASE L-1

certification. Testing will be administered at BCIT. Price includes books and test fees.

NJ STATE MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTOR TRAINING

SSI101 6:00-10:00 Friday and 8:00-4:00 Saturday 12 hours


Call (609) 267-4226 x303 for schedule. This twelve hour program includes textbook. State

testing times will be determined by NJ Motor Vehicle Commission. New Inspectors must pay

additional $50.00 to NJMVC.

STATE SPECIFIC TRAINING F 6:00-10:00 4 hours

SSI102 CALL FOR SCHEDULE


Call (609) 267-4226 x330 for schedule. This four hour program is required by the NJ Motor

Vehicle Commission

ASE101 ASE Test Prep MTWTH 6:00-10:00 120 hours


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This ASE Refresher course program will cover the eight areas of ASE Certification A-1 through

A-8. Instructors are ASE Master certified and have experience in taking these tests. The class

will be conducted in 15-hour blocks per subject. The class content will include lecture, handouts,

and some hands-on training. Testing during the lessons will be frequent to provide practice with

ASE-style testing.

AUT110 Precision Automotive Wheel Alignment I MW 6:00-9:00 PM 54 hours

$300.00 (includes disks) H815 Westampton

This course will provide students with an overview of the importance of professional wheel

alignment. Students will receive both theory and hands-on training on equipment that meets the

manufacturers precision standards for alignment. Students will be trained to perform manual

electronic sensor calibrations which will satisfy the need for mandatory calibration of adaptive

control systems.

ABR101 Auto Body Repair TH 6:00-10:00 48 hours

$528.00 B106 Medford

This course covers the basic procedures of repair and provides an introduction to the skills of the

trade.

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BAKING/CULINARY ARTS

BAK101 The Art of Home Baking TH 6:00-9:00 18 hours


This class is both demonstration and hands-on and covers a variety of beautiful desserts and

baked goods to celebrate multicultural holidays.

BAK102 Baking and Pastry W 6:00-9:00 36 hours


This course covers tools and equipment, safety, sanitation, cookies, puff pastry, pies and tarts,

cakes, crème brule, crepes, breads, cheese cakes, chocolate, desserts, and birthday cakes.

CUL 101 Serve Safe Certification T 6:30-9:30 12 hours

$275.00 (includes text and workbook) C101 Medford

This nationally recognized course and its subsequent certification will enable the student to begin

or further a career in the food service industry. The course stresses the importance of safe and

sanitary receiving and storage, preparation, and service practices in a food service establishment.

Upon completion of the course all students will take the National Restaurant Association’s

(NRA) ServSafe Examination. This 90-question test must be passed with a grade of 75% or

better for the student to be awarded a five year ServSafe Certificate.

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BUILDING TRADES

BLD101 Carpentry for Beginners TTH 6:45-10:15 63 hours


This class covers print reading, code requirements, footing and foundation work, floor framing,

wall framing, roof framing, and exterior and interior finish work if time permits.

BLD102 Advanced Carpentry MW 6:45-10:15 63 hours

$700.00 E108 Medford

Prerequisite: BLD101

This advanced program includes stair layout, hanging doors and windows, interior trim, cornice

joints, and joinery.

BLD103 Home Repair M 7:00-10:00 36 hours

$400.00 E108 Medford

This course covers the basics and uses of power tools and hand tools as well as an introduction

into the fields of carpentry, electrical and plumbing. This course can be tailored to meet

individual student interest.

BLD104 Blueprint Reading for Residential Construction T 7:00-10:00 36 hours

$395.00 (includes text) D206 Medford

This course prepares students to work with residential blueprints.

BLD105 Computer Kitchen Design MW 6:30-9:30 18 hours

$200.00 F603 Westampton

Design the kitchen you want with this easy-to-learn 3D CAD program, the same one the pros

use. Learn how to measure, make kitchen layouts, and tips for good design. The class will also

cover cabinetry, countertop materials, color choices and NKBA guidelines as well as basics in

lighting and flooring. Class is taught by a professional educator and kitchen design specialist.

BLD506 Building Analyst M 6:30-9:30 45 hours

$550.00 D105 Medford

The key to energy-efficient performance is in understanding the integrated systems in a building

that are responsible for the transfer and use of energy for moisture transport and air movement.

This training is intended for anyone who would like to conduct diagnostic energy audits on

existing housing stock, including measurement and verification services related to building

analysis. This course is a carefully-crafted balance of classroom presentations, field exercises,

and self-study materials. Theory and practice are integrated with an emphasis on practical

problem-solving, culminating in Building Analyst (BA1) certification through the Building

Performance Institute. This certification includes both a written and a practical test. Students

are required to pay $125.00 for each test directly to BPI.

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COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

Computer CD’s and other memory devices will be retained by the instructor until the end

of the semester. Students are NOT permitted to bring memory devices to class. This policy

has been instituted to reduce the possibility of spreading computer viruses.

CMP110 Microsoft Office 2010 MW 6:30-9:30 72 hours

$420.00 (includes text) Media Center A 915 Westampton

This course introduces students to the Microsoft Office 2010 software.

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ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE PROGRAMS

All future NJ Licensed Electrical Contractors: Information concerning licensure in the state of

New Jersey may be found on the internet at www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/electric/.

ELC101 Electricity I MW 6:00-10:00 88 hours

$1070.00 (Includes text) Fall Semester D207 Medford

This course provides a basic overview of electrical theory and its application to devices, circuits,

and materials. Topics covered include Ohm’s law; drawing a basic electrical circuit; calculating

voltage, current resistance, and power in series, parallel, and combination circuits; general

building wire properties; conductor insulation with code specification, and an introduction to the

National Electric Code (NFPA 70).

ELC102 Electricity II MW 6:00-10:00 88 hours

$1040.00 (Includes text) Spring Semester D207 Medford

This course covers basic electrical mathematics including calculations for alternating circuits and

devices in both single-phase and three-phase distribution systems. Topics covered include

AC/DC power; LED and fluorescent lighting; power; theories of voltage, resistance, power, and

energy; electro-magnetism; inductance and capacitance AC series and parallel circuits; meters;

test equipment; transformers, motors, and control circuits. The National Electrical Code (NFPA

70) is utilized in determining the correct installation of electrical services for single-family

dwellings and multi-family apartment complexes.

ELC103 Electricity III MW 6:00-10:00 88 hours


Prerequisite: ELC102.

This course covers the standards for the layout and construction of electrical systems using

residential building plans, and enhances technical skills in performing electrical installations and

green technologies. Students are prepared for obtaining a New Jersey Qualified Journeyperson

Electrician Registration.

ELC104 Electricity IV MW 6:00-10:00 88 Hours


Prerequisite: ELC103. This course covers the basics of commercial wiring. Topics include the planning of a typical

commercial installation by carefully demonstrating how the load requirements are converted into

branch circuits, then to feeders, and finally into a building’s main electrical service. A set of

plans will allow the student to go through the wiring process, step by step, applying concepts

learned to an actual commercial building to meet Code requirements set forth by the National

Electrical Code (NFPA70). Photovoltaic and wind technologies are introduced in a commercial

application. Students are prepared for obtaining commercial electrical experience which is

required for a New Jersey Qualified Journeyperson Electrician Registration.

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ELC105 Electricity V MW 6:00-10:00 88 hours


Prerequisite: ELC104.

This course covers the solid-state devices common in an industrial environment. Topics include

the operation of control components such as solid-state relays, rectifiers, SCR drives for direct

current motors, variable frequency drives for alternating current motors, and inputs and outputs

of programmable controllers.

ELC106 Blueprint Reading for Electrical MW 6:00-10:00 88 hours


This course covers the fundamentals of blueprint drawing, proper sketching, and architectural

views with common scales used on blueprints for typical wiring and the components for single

and multiple family dwellings, commercial, and industrial systems with special purpose systems

for specialized locations. Other topics include blueprint specifications, elevations, schedules,

and drawing and mechanical symbols used on blueprints.

ELC107 Journey Worker’s Electrician Exam Prep TTH 6:00-10:00 88 hours

$1135.00 (Includes text) D209 Medford

Prerequisite: ELC105 This course covers the methods and requirements for electrical system analysis as reflected by

the current National Electrical Code. Topics include installing electrical services, pools,

fountains, emergency building systems, systems over 600-volts, calculating raceway fill,

parameters of range loads, multiple family dwelling loads, and preparing to take the NEC

competency examinations.

Upon successful completion of the Adult education Electrical Apprenticeship program,

students are eligible for 18 credits in Burlington County College’s (BCC) Technical Studies

Associate of Applied Science degree program. Students must provide BCC with

verification that they have successfully completed the Electrical Apprentice Program as

well as pay a fee of $150.00 per 3 credit course for a total of $875.00.

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HEALTH OCCUPATIONS

HOC101 Medical Terminology W 6:30-9:30 36 hours

$425.00 D215 Medford

This course covers prefixes, body systems, diagnostic tests and procedures, abbreviations, and

symbols.

HOC102Medical Transcription TTH 6:30-9:30 72 hours


Prerequisite: HOC 101 Medical Terminology and keyboarding. Students must be able to

type 50 wpm, know medical terminology, and be familiar with WordPerfect. This course prepares individuals for entry level work as a medical transcriptionist.

HOC103 Intro to Medical Billing and Coding TTH 6:30-9:30 72 hours


This course covers the basics of medical billing and coding.

HOC104 Medical Coding TTH 7:00-9:30 72 hours

$970.00 (includes text and tools) D115 Medford

Prerequisite: HOC101 Medical Terminology Spring Semester This course will introduce the basics of International Classifications of Disease (ICD-9-CM),

CPT, and HCPT.

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MATH

MTH101 Math for the Apprentice W 6:30-9:30 36 hours

$360.00 E502 Westampton

This course is designed to increase mathematics proficiency for apprentices. Instructional text is

specific to vocational area.

PET GROOMING

PET101 Pet Grooming MW 6:30-9:30 72 hours

$810.00 (includes text) Fall Semester G711 Westampton

This course covers proper grooming techniques for major dog breeds and cats. Topics include

animal safety, handling and restraint, bathing, clipping, answering phones, making appointments,

admitting animals to be groomed, and confirming procedures with clients.

PET102 Advanced Pet Grooming MW 6:30-9:30 72 hours

$750.00 (includes text) Spring Semester G711 Westampton

Pre-requisite: PET101

This course provides primarily hands-on training to perfect grooming techniques necessary to

work in pet grooming salons and some local veterinary practices.

PLUMBING

PLB 100 Plumbing for Beginners MW 6:30-9:30 60 hours

$700.00 (not for apprentices) G 709 Westampton

This course has been designed for the beginner with no knowledge of plumbing. Basic

instruction will be provided in the following areas: code requirements, materials, tools and

equipment, safety practices, drawings, and pipe.

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PLUMBING APPRENTICE PROGRAMS

All future NJ Licensed Plumbing Contractors: Information concerning licensure in the state of

New Jersey may be found on the internet at www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/plumber/.

PLB101 Plumbing IA MW 6:30-9:30 87 hours

$1085.00 (includes PHCC workbook and plumbing code book)

Fall Semester G709 Westampton

This is the first semester of the 4-year NAPHCC curriculum which is required for plumbing

apprentices.

PLB102 Plumbing IB MW 6:30-9:30 87 hours

$870.00 Spring Semester G709 Westampton

This is the second semester of the 4-year NAPHCC curriculum which is required for plumbing

apprentices.

PLB103 Plumbing IIA MW 6:30-9:30 87 hours

$970.00 (includes PHCC workbook) Fall Semester G709 Westampton

This is the third semester of the 4-year NAPHCC curriculum which is required for plumbing

apprentices.

PLB104 Plumbing IIB MW 6:30-9:30 87 hours


This is the fourth semester of the 4-year NAPHCC curriculum which is required for plumbing

apprentices.

PLB105 Plumbing IIIA MW 6:30-9:30 87 hours


This is the fifth semester of the 4-year NAPHCC curriculum which is required for plumbing

apprentices.

PLB106 Plumbing IIIB MW 6:30-9:30 87 hours


This is the sixth semester of the 4-year NAPHCC curriculum which is required for plumbing

apprentices.

PLB107 Plumbing IVA MW 6:30-9:30 87 hours


This is the seventh semester of the 4-year NAPHCC curriculum which is required for plumbing

apprentices.

PLB108 Plumbing IVB MW 6:30-9:30 87 hours


This is the eighth semester of the 4-year NAPHCC curriculum which is required for plumbing

apprentices.

PLB109 Plumbing Code State Exam Prep T 7:00-10:00 36 hours

$540.00 (includes text) Spring Semester G709 Westampton

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This course covers the use of the current NJ Plumbing Code, as well as other reference materials

and tests designed to prepare students to take the NJ Plumbing Code Exam.

STATIONARY ENGINEERING

STE101 Black Seal License-Low Pressure TH 6:00-9:00 24 hours

$365.00 (includes text) E502 Westampton

This course prepares students for licensing by the NJ Department of Labor and Industry for the

Black Seal and Firemen’s Examination for Boiler-Tender, Low Pressure. To be eligible for the

Boiler Operator Examination, applicants must have had at least 3-months experience as a helper,

apprentice, or assistant to a licensed Boiler Operator or Engineer. Additional application fee is

required for state test.

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WATER/WASTEWATER

WWA101 Intro to Water and Wastewater Operation TTH 6:00-10:00 180 hours

$2200.00 (includes text) Year Program E 506 Westampton

The first 90-hours of this course cover mathematics and science needed for water/wastewater

operation. Topics include mathematical operations, algebra, geometry, and physics as applied to

hydraulics electricity, chemistry, and microbiology. The remaining 90-hours address water

distribution and treatment. Satisfactory completion of IWW101 (180 hours), one year of on-the-

job experience and a high school diploma are the NJ state requirements for the S-1, C-1, and T-1

level Water and Wastewater Operation Licensing.

WWA102 Industrial Waste Treatment TH 6:30-9:30 45 hours


Prerequisites: WWA101 and WWA104 This course provides an introduction to industrial waste treatment and preparation for the N-1/N-

2 exams.

WWA103 Advanced Water Operation TTH 6:00-9:00 90 hours

$1170.00 (includes text) A915 Westampton

Prerequisite: WWA101

WWA104 Advanced Wastewater Operation MW 6:00-9:00 90 hours


Prerequisite: WWA101

WWA105 Advanced Collections Operations TTH 6:00-9:00 45 hours


Prerequisite: WWA101 and high school diploma or equivalent

This course covers alternative facilities, collection systems, operation, and maintenance of

pipelines, new construction, sewer repair, pumping facilities, safety, emergency response, and

public relations.

WWA106 Very Small Water Systems TW 6:00-9:00 12 hours

$135.00 E506 Westampton

This course is for the Department of Environmental Protection certification program.

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NEW CLASSES

GOL 101 IMPROVING YOUR GOLF GAME M 7:00-8:30 12 hours

$150.00 D 120 Medford

This course is designed to expose students to various aspects of golf. Students will receive

instruction in: full swing, motion, stance, and posture; set up, grip, stance, and alignment; swing

(chipping, pitching, and full swing) with a club; mental skills, course management, and shot

selection; progress and practice.

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Introductory/How To Classes–only $99

All $99 classes begin the week of 9/9/13.

These new twelve hour courses will provide introductory instruction in a variety of areas.

Students are responsible for their own supplies.

AUM102 BASIC CAR MAINTENANCE TTH 6:30-8:30 Westampton Campus H815

This course will provide individuals with the knowledge to make economical decision and take

preventative measures to enhance the overall satisfaction of being an automotive consumer.

Topics covered include service manual tips and procedures such as how to do an oil change, how

to perform a basic brake check, and safety checks. Engine light diagnosis will also be discussed.

AUM103 MAINTAINING SMALL ENGINES MW 6:30-9:30 Westampton Campus H815

This course will cover the basic theory of two and four cycle engines. Basic service to the

ignition, fuel, and mechanical systems will be discussed.

ITT101 COMPUTERS FOR BEGINNERS T 4:00-6:00 Westampton Campus A915

ITT102 COMPUTERS FOR BEGINNERS T 6:00-8:00 Westampton Campus A915

This computer basics course is designed to address issues of computer literacy among new users.

Beginners will have a chance to experience computers and gain new skills and confidence while

learning in a small group environment. Students will learn the computer’s components, how to

set up a computer, functions of a computer, how to pay bills, how to send and access emails,

basic word processing, and basic desktop functions. This program will provide information on

bridging the digital divide.

PHO101 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY TH 6:30-9:30 D222 Medford

This course provides an introduction to photography and digital imaging.

FIT104 MED TECH HEALTH AND FITNESS TTH 7:00-8:00 Medford Campus D120

A qualified personal trainer will be available to work with you on your fitness goals using state

of the art equipment including a P-90X muscle video workout, ellipticals, treadmills, a rowing

machine, a Matrix Functional Trainer, free weights, circuit training, and more.

FIT 103 SOCIAL DANCING MW 7:00-8:00 Westampton Campus Atrium

Social Dancing with the purpose of having fun! This course is designed to teach the basics of

social dancing with plenty of time for practicing the Waltz, Fox Trot, Cha Cha and Line

Dancing. Come alone or bring your friends and experience some enjoyable evenings of dance

instruction.

FIT 105 ZUMBA FITNESS TTH 6:00-7:00 Westampton Campus A 907

This class will explore exotic rhythms set to high-emergy Latin and international brats. Before participants realize it, they are getting fit and their energy levels are soaring! There is no other fitness class like a Zumba Fitness-Party. It is easy to do, effective, a nd totally exhilarating, often building a deep-rooted community among returning students.

ARO101 INTRODUCTION TO AROMATHERAPY MTH 3:00-600 Medford Campus C102

ARO102 INTRODUCTION TO AROMATHERAPY MTH 6:30-9:30 Medford Campus C102

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Students will be introduced to the therapeutic sensory applications of aromatherapy. Emphasis

will be placed on developing a respectful appreciation and understanding of the nature of

therapeutic oils and how the student can utilize these in their personal life. A $20.00 materials

fee will be charged for the use of essential oils, containers, and base products which students will

use to make their products. Students will be making products such as aromatic powder,

body/linen mists, massage lotion, bath salts, etc.

FIT101 Hatha Yoga I M 7:00-8:30 D218 Medford

This beginning course introduces the basic concepts of Yoga. Topics covered include postures

and breathing practices and deep relaxation useful in daily life for reducing stress and creating a

heightened sense of well-being. Students should wear comfortable, natural-fiber, non-restrictive

clothing and bring a mat to class. Mats can be purchased for $20.00.

FIT102 Homeopathy W 6:00-7:30 Fall Semester D218 Medford

This course will cover the history and basic principles of the science and art of classical

homeopathy which is a natural method of healing using the principle of “like cures like”. Some

thirty remedies will be discussed for first aid and acute conditions. Emphasis will be on

“individualizing” the remedy for best results.

INT101 Interior Design TTH 6:30-8:30 Fall Semester F601 Westampton

This course is taught by a certified Interior Designer. Students will take a room in their home and

create a new space. Topics covered include principles and elements of design; measuring space;

creating a floor plan with efficient traffic flow; selecting furniture, finishes, and colors;

specifying and placing light fixtures; placing electric and phone lines; creating a budget; drawing

wall elevations; creating a 3-D model, organizing a presentation board, and presenting a project

in a studio atmosphere.

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BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS

Joseph B. Donnelly, Director

Leah Arter, Deputy Director

Aimee Belgard

Joseph Howarth

Joanne Schwartz

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Robert C. Silcox, President

Paula E. Lee, Vice President

Christopher L. Baxter, Esq.

Kathleen Burgess

John J. Ferry

Leon E. Jones, Jr.

Marie Goodwin, Executive County Superintendent

Donald P. Lucas, Ed.D., Superintendent

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