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Lexington One Adult Education Classes

Lexington One Adult Education Classes. Bob Herring September 9, 2004 www.lexington1.net/adulted. About Our Program. Lexington 1 Adult Ed’s primary purpose is to serve the needs of those without high school diplomas By law, we cannot offer certifications or college credit

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Lexington One Adult Education Classes

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  1. Lexington One Adult Education Classes Bob Herring September 9, 2004 www.lexington1.net/adulted

  2. About Our Program • Lexington 1 Adult Ed’s primary purpose is to serve • the needs of those without high school diplomas • By law, we cannot offer certifications or college credit • Community Education • We try to meet the needs of the community • If there is enough demand for a course, we will try • to offer it! • We are located on the campus of Lexington High School • (2421 Augusta Hwy, west of town)

  3. About Our Program • Classes are held at the Lexington Technology Center

  4. Computer Classes • Introduction to Computers, the Internet, and Microsoft Word • Introduction to Microsoft Office • (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Access) • Courses meet Monday and Tuesday nights, 6:00 -- 9:00 • for four weeks (24 hours total) • Fee is $60 ($50 with senior discount) • Next classes begin 9/27 or 10/4

  5. Introduction to Computers Week Lesson Subject 1 Computer hardware; software; mouse practice 1 2 Windows XP; moving and resizing windows 3 Windows files and folders 2 4 Internet -- Browsing and searching 5 Internet -- e-mail 3 6 Microsoft Word, Lesson 1 7 Microsoft Word, Lesson 2 4 8 Microsoft Word, Lesson 3

  6. Introduction to Office Week Lesson Subject 1 Office as a suite of solutions; program similarities 1 2 Microsoft Word refresher 3 Microsoft Excel, Lesson 1 2 4 Microsoft Excel, Lesson 2 5 Microsoft PowerPoint, Lesson 1 3 6 Microsoft PowerPoint, Lesson 2 7 Microsoft Publisher 4 8 Microsoft Access

  7. Other Computer Classes • If there is sufficient demand, we will schedule in-depth • Office and web design classes • We have offered these classes in the past: • Beginning Word • Advanced Word • Beginning Excel • Advanced Excel • PowerPoint and Publisher • Beginning Access • Intermediate Access • Web Design I • Web Design II

  8. Other Classes Carpentry Small Engine Repair Welding Certified Nursing Assistant

  9. Carpentry • The course covers the framing stage of construction, and includes: • Planning and layout of a structure • Installing batterboards • Foundation, floor, wall, and roof framing • Roofing • Cornice window and door installation • Siding • NO cabinet or furniture making. • Tuesday nights 6:00 -- 9:00 for 10 weeks (Begins 9/14)

  10. Small Engine Repair • This course prepares the student to properly maintain • and tune up many types of lawn and garden equipment. • The course covers: • two- and four-cycle engines • frame and drive train repairs • Fee is $75. • Tuesday nights 6:00 -- 9:00 for 10 weeks (Begins 9/14)

  11. Welding • Teaches the fundamentals of welding. It is appropriate for hobbyists and entry-level jobs not requiring certification. • Course includes: • Operating a torch • MIG welding • Stick welding. • Fee is $75 plus $25 for materials. • Tuesday nights 6:00 -- 9:00 for 10 weeks (Begins 9/14)

  12. Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Prepares students to obtain a CNA certification, with 9 weeks of class and 40 hours of clinical training. The class will begin in January 2005, and the cost is $425 Additional costs for a stethoscope, uniform, doctor’s physical, and the textbook and workbook Class times will be Monday and Tuesday nights, from 6:00 to 9:00. Call 359-4036 for further details.

  13. Contact Us • Phone • (803) 359-4036 • Mail • 2421 Augusta Hwy, Lexington, SC 29072 • E-Mail • mnewman@lexington1.net • bherring@lexington1.net • Internet • www.lexington1.net/adulted

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