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CAREER & SKILLS TRAINING
Training and Business Development Department
SPRING SCHEDULE
2015
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Allied Health: Healthcare Pathways
Central Sterile Supply Technician
Hospital Unit Clerk
Dialysis Technician
Restorative Care
ICD 10
IV Therapy Skills
Pet Emergency Care
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4
4
4
5
5
5
Veterinary Assistant
5
Professional Skills
Grant Writing
SHRM Certification Review
Workplace Spanish
First Year Sales: Pre-License
Post License
Property Management
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6
6
6
6
6
Construction and Industrial Training
Forklift Operator
Hobby & Small Shop Welding
Stick Welding
MIG Welding
Basic TIG
ATC Services
ACT Test Center
Program Description
7
Computer Training: Software Applications
A+
Quickbooks 2010 Introduction
Quickbooks 2010 Advanced
Microsoft Word Level 1, 2, & 3
Microsoft PowerPoint Level 1 & 2
Microsoft Excel Level 1, 2, & 3
Microsoft Project Level 1
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8
8
9
9
9
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Transportation: Driving & Motorcycle
Training
Defensive Driving
10
Beginner, Intermediate & Experienced Motorcycle 10
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South Carolina Manufacturing Certified
Childcare
Childcare Training System
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CAREER &
SKILLS TRAINING
Something for Everyone
Looking to upgrade your skills or train for a whole new career? The Training and Business Development
Department (TBDD) at Aiken Technical College has something for everyone!
Career paths • Upgrade skills • Short & long term classes • Day and evening classes • Online and blended learning
Registration
Tax Credit
To register, you must be at least 16 years of age or have
written permission from a parent or guardian. Plan to register
early to ensure your place in the course and to allow us time to
order the materials your course requires.
You may be able to claim a lifetime learning credit of up to
$2,000 for qualified tuition and related expenses paid for
classes taken to improve job skills. For more information
and to determine eligibility, visit www.irs.gov or speak to a
tax advisor.
Phone:
(803) 508-7263
Fax:
(803) 593-8051
In Person:
Aiken Technical College
100-200 Building
Enrollment Services Center
Mon. - Thurs. 8 am - 6 pm
Fri. 8 am - 1 pm
Tuition and Fees
• Courses have varying tuition and fees
• We accept cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard,
and purchase orders
• Non-refundable $10 convenience fee for all credit/debit
payments
• $11 parking/technology fee is included in
the tuition
• Textbooks may be purchased at the ATC
Bookstore
• Tuition is subject to change.
Call (803) 508-7263 to confirm prices.
Continuing Education Units
(CEUs)
CEUs are awarded to students who successfully complete their
course. CEUs are recognized nationally and are defined as 10
contact hours of class participation in an organized continuing
education program. Certificates are available for a fee for
students earning an “S” (satisfactory) in any occupational
advancement class. Certificates must be requested within 30
days of completion of class requirements.
Refund and Cancellation
Policy
All students withdrawing from a course or transferring to
another course must notify Aiken Technical College 72
hours before the course begins.
Students withdrawing from a course three or more days
before the course begins will receive an 85% refund of the
course fee.
No refunds will be given on or after the course start date.
Applicable college fees are non-refundable.
Military Spouses
The Department of Defense is now offering up to $4,000
for credit or non-credit career training to military spouses
who are interested in pursuing degree programs, licenses,
or credentials leading to careers in high growth, high
demand portable career fields.
Eligible spouses should establish a MyCAA account by
visiting the web site
https://aiportal.acc.af.mil/mycaa and follow the steps
online. Fort Gordon personnel may visit the Education
Center and pick up an information packet from Mr. Al
Crawford - (706) 791-7797 - about the options available.
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ATC offers both life-saving
courses and non-patient care
courses in healthcare.
ALLIED HEALTH
HEALTHCARE PATHWAYS
Hospital Staff
Patient Care
Central Sterile Supply Technician
Dialysis Technician
Get started in this exciting and growing medical support
career! Learn to process, maintain, and dispense materials
and equipment required by medical personnel. Topics
include decontamination, cleaning, sterilization of surgical
instruments and supplies, packaging supplies, inventorying
and filing procedure and case charts, and more.
(100 hours includes 40 hours of required off-campus
clinical training.)
Learn to operate the machines that remove waste and
excess fluids from the blood of patients whose kidneys can
no longer carry out those functions.
Hospital Unit Clerk
Acquire medical terminology, charting and transcriptions,
family relations and the knowledge needed to function in
a hospital. (100 hours includes 30 hours of required offcampus clinical training)
Prerequisite: High school diploma or GED and basic
keyboarding/computer skills.
Dialysis technicians also carefully monitor and record
weight and vital signs before, during, and after the blood
cleansing procedures, and instruct patients about in-home
treatments.
This course will teach you the basics of renal failure and
renal replacement therapies, including hemodialysis. You
will learn the integral role Dialysis Technicians play in the
everyday care of the dialysis patient, how to perform labs,
draw blood and operate kidney dialysis machines.
Students who successfully complete this course, along
with a minimum of 6 months of work experience, may
be eligible to sit for the Certified Clinical Hemodialysis
Technician exam offered by the NNCC.
(120 hours includes 40 hours of required off-campus
clinical training)
Prerequisite: Phlebotomy training certificate and high
school diploma/GED.
Restorative Care
This course will help you perform the function of a Restorative Care Aid (RA). RAs are specialized workers that not
only perform the duties of a CNA, but also assist patients
with physical therapy and restorative care. RAs are particularly helpful in home care settings, or with individuals who
need short term therapeutic assistance after an injury or
surgery. RAs have a very flexible job description that covers
everything from in-home care to facility-based therapies.
(5 hours)
A $40 background check is required for most health programs and must be completed at ATC prior to the class start date. Students must also complete a
2-step PPD (TB skin test) and other immunizations as required. Clinical hours will be scheduled during daytime hours, and hours will vary by clinical site.
Code
Course Name
Dates
Day(s)
Time
Tuition
XME 537
XME 663
XME 589
XME 401
Central Sterile Supply
Hospital Unit Clerk
Dialysis Technician
Restorative Care
Feb 10 - May 19
Feb 17 - May 7
March 10 - July 21
March 27
T
T/Th
T
F
6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8:30 am - 1:30 pm
$749
$595
$795
$95
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ALLIED HEALTH
HEALTHCARE PATHWAYS
ICD-10
This course will help you use the coding manuals, understand the coding guidelines, and accurately apply the ICD10 coding steps. The goal of this course is to prepare you
in transitioning from ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM, thus helping
you to prepare to code accurately and effectively using the
relevant medical terminology and anatomy. The ICD 10
program graduates will be eligible to take the certification
and registry examinations administered by the American
Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and
American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). (40
hours)
IV Therapy Skills
Focus on hands-on IV therapy skills and updates. You must
complete four successful IVs. Manual and lab supplies
included. (6 hours)
Prerequisite: Allied Health experience. Must be able to
perform venipuncture. (LPN, RN, CNA)
Pet Emergency Care
This course is designed for persons who desire to learn
the basics of emergency care and first aid for their pet,
and know what to do in different critical situations. Upon
successful completion of the course, students will be able
to demonstrate actions that need to be taken for heat
stroke, eye injuries, cuts, choking, and fractures.
(4 hours)
Veterinary Assistant
As a veterinary assistant you will interact with clients and
their animals, assist the veterinarian and/or veterinary
technician during examinations, administer medications,
and perform other basic animal healthcare duties.
You will learn:
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Correct restraint positions
Common sites for blood collection
Obtaining temperature, pulse, and respiration
Prescriptions
Basic anatomy of dogs and cats
Administering medications
Frequent medical problems
Animal dental procedures
Receptionist duties
Radiological duties
And much more!
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, employment of
veterinary assistants is expected to grow much faster than
the average through 2014.
Note: background check is not required.
(102 hours includes 30 hours of required off-campus
clinical training with several Saturday field trips.)
Prerequisite: High school diploma or GED.
A $40 background check is required for most health programs and must be completed at ATC prior to the class start date. Students must also complete a
2-step PPD (TB skin test) and other immunizations as required. Clinical hours will be scheduled during daytime hours, and hours will vary by clinical site.
Code
Course Name
Dates
Day(s)
Time
Tuition
XME 585
XME 655
XME 695
XME 726
ICD 10
IV Therapy
Veterinary Assistant
Pet Emergency Care
March 2 - April 1
April 14
Feb 10 - April 21
Jan 31 & March 7
M/W
T
T/Th
S
5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
$595
$125
$595
$49
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PROFESSIONAL
SKILLS
Grant Writing
Individuals will learn how to research and develop
relationships with potential funding sources, and organize
grant writing campaigns. Also, learn how to raise needed
funds by discovering how and where to look for potential
funders who are a good match for your organization.
(8 hours)
SHRM Certification Review:
The New Credential for HR Professionals
The new SHRM certification recognizes that HR
professionals are at the core of leading organizational
success. Take this up-to-date program to further develop
your HR knowledge and prepare yourself for the new
SHRM credentials - SHRM Certification Professional (SHRM
- CP) and SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SHRM - SP).
(36 hours)
Workplace Spanish
Aiken Technical College’s Workplace Spanish is a series
of easy-to-use, job-specific, Spanish training programs
developed for workplace use. Need some help improving
communication, teamwork and efficiency with Spanishspeaking employees, customers, citizens or patients?
Workplace Spanish® is a series of easy-to-use, job-specific,
Spanish training programs developed for workplace use.
Instead of learning academic Spanish, which takes years
of study and practice to become proficient, Workplace
Spanish helps you communicate in brief, basic Spanish.
You learn to ask basic questions, greet customers, talk
with patients, or issue job commands. To make it as
easy as possible, our programs use “bite-size” terms &
phrases that do not require knowledge of grammar, verb
conjugations or complicated language rules.
Prerequisites: No prior Spanish experience is necessary.
(24 hours)
First Year Sales: Pre-License
Take the first step to list, sell, purchase, exchange, lease,
or dispose of real estate in the state of South Carolina.
To qualify for licensure you must have a satisfactory
credit report, proof of completion of at least 60 hours of
approved classroom instruction, and a passing score on
the exam. Topics include real estate sales, real property
law, agency and federal/state laws and regulations, pricing
real property, contracts, finance and math. Prerequisite:
High school diploma or GED; must be at least 18 years old.
(60 hours)
Post License
Successfully meet the new requirements developed by
the South Carolina LLR Real Estate Commission and get
on your way to success in your chosen profession of real
estate. (30 hours)
Property Management
This course is required by the SC Real Estate Commission
to receive a property management license. It includes
property management laws, rental agreements, tenant
relations and insurance. (30 hours)
Prerequisite: High school diploma or GED; must be at least
18 years old. (60 hours)
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CHILDCARE
Childcare Training System
These classes meet the specific requirements for certified
trainers. Topics include:
Curriculum - To be offered Summer 2015
Code
Course Name
Dates
Day(s)
Time
Tuition
TLD 110
TLD 627
TLD 524
XOC 620
Grant Writing
SHRM Certification Review
Workplace Spanish
First Year Sales: Pre-License
XOC 629
XOC 640
XCD 621
Post License
Property Management
Curriculum - To be offered
Summer 2015
March 14
Feb 17 - May 5
Feb 23 - March 18
March 9 - March 19
April 20 - June 17
May 18 - May 22
Feb 9 - Feb 12
Sat
Tue
M/W
M - Th
M/W
M-F
M - Th
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
6:00 am - 9:00 pm
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
6:00 am - 10:00 pm
8:30 am - 3:30 pm
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
$125
$1095
$225
$486
$486
$310
$290
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COMPUTER TRAINING
SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
ATC has the business software skills to help you increase your
productivity at the office.
We also offer several online options for a variety of computer skills through our online partners JER and Ed2Go. You can find a
complete listing of course offerings on our website ( www.atc.edu).
Computer Training
A+
This course will help you gain the skills and knowledge to build, upgrade, optimize, trouble shoot, and repair personal
computer systems.
Prerequisites: End-user skills with Windows®-based personal computers, including the ability to: browse and search for
information on the Internet; start up, shut down, and log on to a computer and network; run programs; and move, copy, delete,
and rename files in Windows Explorer. Basic knowledge of computing concepts, including the difference between hardware
and software; the functions of software components, such as the operating system, applications, and file systems; and the
function of a computer network. Introductory course in a Windows operating system, or equivalent skills and knowledge, is
required. Students can take any one of the following Element K courses: Introduction to Personal Computers: Using Windows
XP or Introduction to Personal Computers: Using Windows Vista™. The following Element K courses are recommended:
Windows XP: Introduction or Microsoft® Windows Vista™: Level 1. (98 hours)
QuickBooks 2010 Introduction
This course is designed for persons who have no prior knowledge of how to use QuickBooks, and for those who are familiar
with the software and want to learn more about the new features and functionality. Upon successful completion of this course,
students will be able to explore the QuickBooks interface, familiarize themselves with the application, set up a company and
update the Chart of Accounts, build and manage lists, manage inventory, record a product sale, create an invoice for services,
and work with bank accounts. (8 hours)
Prerequisite: Students need to have a basic understanding of computer operation.
QuickBooks 2010 Advanced
This course is designed for users or accounting professionals who want to use the advanced productivity and creative features
of QuickBooks 2010. Upon successful completion of this course, students will examine how to use the advanced features in
QuickBooks to create estimates, convert estimates into invoices, process sales tax and payroll, generate reports, review client
data, and work with other applications. (8 hours)
Prerequisite: Students need to have a basic understanding of computer operation and have completed the QuickBooks ®2010
Introduction course.
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COMPUTER TRAINING
SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Word Level 1
Excel Level 1
Create and format documents, manage files, enhance
page appearance and explore desktop publishing. (9
hours)
Create new worksheets, formulas and functions, format
worksheets and cells, create various chart types and sort
web data in a list. (9 hours)
Word Level 2
Excel Level 2
Work with graphics and charts, web pages, merge,
templates, and multi-page documents. (9 hours)
Manage for the web, macros, work with lists, add and
delete records, and customize data and charts.
(9 hours)
Word Level 3
Integrate Word with other applications, use advanced
graphics, build forms, and customize Word with macros. (9
hours)
Microsoft PowerPoint
Excel Level 3
Use What-If analysis, exchange data, and advanced
worksheet management. (9 hours)
Microsoft Project
PowerPoint Level 1
Design slide layouts and templates, insert slides, graphics,
charts, and animations and create handouts. (9 hours)
Microsoft Project Level 1
Use What-If analysis, exchange data, and advanced
worksheet management. (9 hours)
PowerPoint Level 2
Enhance charts, embed and link objects, insert animated
GIFs, sound and hyperlinks, rehearse slide timings, and
publish/broadcast. (9 hours)
Code
Course Name
Dates
Day(s)
Time
Tuition
UCO 500
UCO 716
UCO 726
UCO 700
UCO 705
UCO 710
UCO 745
UCO 750
UCO 715
UCO 720
UCO 725
UCO 900
A+
Quickbooks 2010 Introduction
Quickbooks 2010 Advanced
Word Level 1
Word Level 2
Word Level 3
PowerPoint Level 1
PowerPoint Level 2
Excel Level 1
Excel Level 2
Excel Level 3
Microsoft Project Level 1
Feb 17 - March 19
February 13
March 20
January 23
February 27
April 3
February 20
March 27
January 30
March 13
April 17
April 24
T/Th
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
$1,495
$195
$195
$195
$195
$195
$195
$195
$195
$195
$195
$195
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TRANSPORTATION
Defensive Driving
Are you interested in the
open road? ATC has defensive
driving and motorcycle safety
courses!
Intermediate Motorcycle
Being a defensive driver is very important and you never
want to reach more than 12 points on your driving record.
When your point total reaches more than 12, your driver’s
license will be automatically suspended. The state requires
you to surrender your license to the DMV within a certain
time period, or you will face hefty fines and possible jail
time.
If you’ve had points added to your driver’s license due to
driving violations you can remove four points with this
course, which can only be taken once every three years.
(8 hours)
Must have Learner’s Permit for at least 60 days or a
valid motorcycle license. Must have an insured and fully
registered street legal motorcycle. (12 hours)
Experienced Motorcycle
Must have a valid motorcycle Learner’s Permit for at least
60 days. Must have proof of successful completion of a
previous motorcycle course. Must have an insured and fully
registered street legal motorcycle. (8 hours)
Motorcycle Courses
Ride safely! Our instructors are certified by the Motorcycle
Safety Foundation. For more information visit SC Rider
online at www.scridered.org.
Beginner Motorcycle
Must be at least 15 years of age. No riding experience
necessary. Bikes provided.
(18 hours)
Code
Course Name
Dates
Day(s)
Time
Tuition
XDR 505
XDR 505
XDR 505
XDR 505
XDR 505
XDR 505
XDR 505
XDR 530
XDR 530
XDR 530
XDR 530
XDR 530
XDR 530
XDR 536
XDR 534
Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving
Beginner Motorcycle
Beginner Motorcycle
Beginner Motorcycle
Beginner Motorcycle
Beginner Motorcycle
Beginner Motorcycle
Intermediate Motorcycle
Experienced Motorcycle
Jan 17
Feb 21
March 21
April 18
May 16
June 20
July 18
Feb 20 - 22
March 20 - 22
April 17 - 19
May 29 - 31
June 19 - 21
July 17 - 19
March 27 - 28
March 29
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
F/Sat/Sun
F/Sat/Sun
F/Sat/Sun
F/Sat/Sun
F/Sat/Sun
F/Sat/Sun
F/Sat
Sun
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
F (6p - 10p) / S&S (8a - 4p)
F (6p - 10p) / S&S (8a - 4p)
F (6p - 10p) / S&S (8a - 4p)
F (6p - 10p) / S&S (8a - 4p)
F (6p - 10p) / S&S (8a - 4p)
F (6p - 10p) / S&S (8a - 4p)
F (6p - 10p) / S (8a - 5p)
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$249
$249
$249
$249
$249
$249
$149
$95
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CONSTRUCTION &
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
Forklift Operator
Welding Certification
Learn regulatory overview, engineering principles, operator
responsibilities, safety operating rules, maintenance and
inspections. (12 hours)
Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) MIG
Hobby & Small Shop Welding
This course is designed for the beginning student welder
to learn how to safely and effectively use an oxy-acetylene
cutting torch, plasma torch, and have an overview of the
following welding procedures (SMAW, GTAW, and GMAW).
Upon successful completion of this course, students will
learn the various basic welding techniques and how they
can be applied to basic welding projects such as metal
sculpture, auto repair, and metal fence building. (48 hours)
Stick Welding (SMAW)
This course is designed for persons who desire to learn the
Shielded Metal Arc Welding or Stick Welding process that
uses a consumable electrode coated in flux to lay the weld.
Students will learn safety and health awareness, the basic
units of measurement, and be introduced to blueprint
reading.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will
study and practice basic welding principles involving
Thermal Cutting Processes, Drawing and Welding Symbol
Interpretation, and Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) in all
positions. (75 hours)
Train using GMAW (MIG) and master the art of fusing
metal to metal with intense heat created by an electric arc.
The course also covers shop safety and health, drawing
and welding symbols, thermal cutting processes, and
welding inspection and testing. Successful completion
prepares you to take the American Welding Society (AWS)
SENSE Level 1 Entry Welder certification exam. Students
can be assured the training they receive is based on
national standards and guidelines.
Note: Cotton long sleeve shirt, long pants, and leather
boots are required. (The lab is part of the certification for
GMAW MIG) (125 hours)
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
(GTAW) Basic TIG
Gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), also known as tungsten
inert gas (TIG) welding, is an arc welding process that uses
a tungsten electrode to produce the weld. Build on your
basic welding skills and knowledge with this course on TIG
welding.
Note: Cotton long sleeve shirt, long pants, and leather
boots are required.
This course includes an intro to TIG welding, lab safety and
practical hands-on demonstration and practice to hone
your skills. (75 hours)
Prerequisite: (GMAW) MIG
Code
Course Name
Dates
Day(s)
Time
Tuition
KIT 551
Forklift Operator
Feb 21 & Feb 28
Sat
$195
KIT 551
Forklift Operator
April 18 & April 25 Sat
8:00a - 5:00p (Feb 21)
8:00a - 12:00p (Feb 28)
8:00a - 5:00p (April 18)
8:00a - 12:00p (April 25)
8:30a - 5:30p
XOC 557 Hobby & Small Shop
Welding
XOC 558 Stick Welding
March 7 & 21
April 4 & 18
May 2 & 16
Feb 10 - April 2
Sat
T/Th/Sat
XOC 561 MIG Welding
Feb 10 - May 7
T/Th/Sat
XOC 562 TIG Welding
Feb 10 - April 2
T/Th/Sat
6:00p - 10:00p (T/Th)
8:00a - 12:00p (Sat)
6:00p - 10:00p (T/Th)
8:00a - 12:00p (Sat)
6:00p - 10:00p (T/Th)
8:00a - 12:00p (Sat)
$195
$595
$849
$1,525
$849
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Aiken Technical College has state-of-the-art
ATC TEST CENTER
TESTING & TRAINING
testing and training services in a self-paced
environment. ATC is a provider of ACT, Inc.,
one of the premiere nationwide providers of
life-long learning courses!
Tests Currently Available
ACT
»» COMPASS (Placement testing)
»» WorkKeys™
Assessment Tech. Inst. LLC
»» Test of Essential Academic Skills
(TEAS)
»» ADN and LPN ongoing tests
Atlas Lasergrade
»» Esthetician
»» Nail Technician
»» SPD Technician
Castle Worldwide Testing Certification
Exams
»» Board for Cert. in Pedorthics
»» Board for Laser Safety
»» Child Life Council
»» Nat. Board for Certification in
Occupational Therapy
»» National Board for Cert. of
Orthopaedic Technologists
»» Nat. Concrete Masonry Assoc.
»» National Council of Examiners for
Engineering and Surveying
»» Nat. Fed. of Paralegal Assoc.
»» National Kitchen & Bath Assoc.
»» Pilates Method Instructor
»» Quality Assurance Institute
»» Rehabilitation Engineering and
Assistive Tech. Society of NA
»» Transportation Professionals
Certification Board
CATS
»» Federal Aviation Administration pilot
and mechanic tests
Certified Production Technician Exam
Certiport
»» Internet Computing Core Cert.
(IC3)
»» Microsoft Office Spec. (MOS)
»» Microsoft Certified Applications
Specialist (MCSA)
Comira Testing
»» Accredited Petroleum
»» Accountants Program (COPAS)
»» Amer. Board for Cert. in Orthotics,
Prosthetics, and Pedorthics
»» Board of Chiropractic Exam.
»» Commission on Dietetic Reg.
»» FCC Exams
»» Loss Prevention Foundation
»» Nat. Exercise Trainers Assoc.
»» Nat. Verbatim Reporters Assoc.
»» Radiant Panel Association
»» Radiology Coding Cert. Exam
(RCCB)
Crane Inst. of American Cert., Inc.
»» 4ROI, member NCTA
»» Crane Certification
English as a Foreign Language Test
(TOEFL)
ESCO Institute
»» ESCO Exam ACR-101
International Association of
Administrative Professionals (IAAP)
»» Cert. Prof. Secretary (CPS) Exam
»» Cert. Admin. Prof. (CAP) Exam
Metro Institute
»» Dept. of Pesticide Regulation
(DPR) at Clemson University
National Center for Competency
Training (NCCT) Cert. Tests
»» Dental Assistant
»» ECG Technician
»» Medical Assistant
»» Medical Office Assistant
»» Phlebotomist Technician
»» Patient Care Technician
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Students use self-paced
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Training and Business Development Department COURSE CATALOG SPRING 2015
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South Carolina Manufacturing
Certified (SCMC) Scholarship
FREE Training for South Carolina residents!
Information:
Information Sessions :
January 16, 2015
January 30, 2015
February 13, 2015
February 27, 2015
March 13, 2015
March 27, 2015
April 10, 2015
April 24, 2015
What is SCMC?
SCMC is an entry-level Advanced Manufacturing Certification
scholarship. The scholarship consists of 200 hours of state-funded
training in the following areas
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Safety
Quality Practices & Measurement
Manufacturing Processes & Production
Maintenance Awareness
which lead to MSSC Certified Production Technician certification.
Who qualifies for this scholarship?
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Location: ATC Auditorium
(100/200 Building)
Qualified applicants are unemployed or underemployed residents
of South Carolina and are looking to start a career in advanced
manufacturing.
For more information, contact the
Enrollment Services Center at:
803-508-7263
Applicants must:
• Successfully complete a drug screen and background check
• Score Silver or better on the WorkKeys Test
• Hold at least a high school diploma or GED & provide documentation
• Be committed to completing the program
Why become South Carolina Manufacturing Certified?
Employers are ready to fill these positions. Average salary is $12-$15/
hour, and in some places, higher.
• Gives exposure to various types of manufacturing skills, levels,
and positions
• Prepares for a high-demand career in the manufacturing industry
• Opportunities to sharpen your employability skills
• Invitations to meet with local area employers
• Opportunities to attend “invitation only” job fairs
• Options to enter any manufacturing program available at ATC
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South Carolina Manufacturing
Certified (SCMC) Scholarship
FREE Training for South Carolina residents!
Work Activities for Standards:
• Safety
• Quality Practices & Measurement
• Manufacturing Processes &
Production
• Maintenance Awareness
What is the Average Salary?
Entry-level Production Technician
salaries range from $25K to $30K
Where Can I Go From Here?
There are definite career growth
opportunities in this field. Production
Operators after gaining experience
and enrolling in a two-year degree
program can seek positions in
supervision, industrial maintenance
or engineering technology.
The Benefits of South Carolina Manufacturing Certified (SCMC)
You will learn essential skills for high-demand jobs in advanced
manufacturing. While you’re at it, you will also receive an industryrecognized national certification. By the end of the program, you will
increase your employability for high-demand, well-paying jobs by:
• Earning an industry-recognized national certification
• Developing the soft and technical skills essential for in-demand jobs
in advanced manufacturing
• Understanding what it takes to work effectively in a manufacturing
environment
• Comprehending the importance of continuous improvement in the
manufacturing process
• Grasping the essential skills needed to gather, interpret, and use data
consistently and accurately to make decisions and take action
• Improving your fundamental communication skills (writing, reading,
speaking, listening) to meet the needs of the workplace
• Increasing your safety awareness and honing your ability to
recognize and address safety hazards in the workplace
• Sharpening your basic math abilities
• Learning to measure properly using a wide variety of measuring
instruments
• Enhancing your use of hand and power tools
• Learning to read a blueprint effectively without error and within
tolerance
Is Manufacturing the Right Career for You?
What are manufacturers looking for in employees?
Personal Characteristics:
• Timeliness
• Dependability
• Good work ethic
• Self-motivated
• Conscientious
• Team player
Knowledge and Skills:
• Good communication skills
• Basic understanding of the importance of manufacturing
• Basic computer skills
• Ability to recognize and address safety concerns
• Can effectively use hand and power tools
• Good problem-solving skills
• Can read basic mechanical blueprints
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Training and Business Development Department
Aiken Technical College
P.O. Drawer 696
Aiken, SC 29802
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