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Greetings and Welcome to Gloucester County College 

The Gloucester County Board of Chosen Freeholders is proud of the many community resources offered for 

post-secondary education through the award-winning Gloucester County College. For more than 40 years, 

GCC has served as the County’s academic and cultural hub providing a multitude of learning opportunities 

at an affordable price. 

Located in the heart of Gloucester County on Tanyard Road in Deptford, the College supports individuals, 

businesses, the community and our local economy through numerous educational options. Associate 

degree and college-credit courses, many with established affiliations and partnerships with four-year 

colleges and universities, provide students with a solid foundation. GCC also offers career and certificate 

programs in some of the region’s fastest growing industries. The College’s Continuing Education Division 

makes customized training and staff development readily available to area businesses. 

The Board of Chosen Freeholders is pleased that as an institution of higher learning, GCC enhances 

the lives of students and the community. Whether you are a student pursuing a degree, a working adult 

returning to school, an employee seeking to improve job options, a business owner looking to increase 

workplace production or a visitor attending one of the cultural campus events, GCC is the place for you. 

We look forward to seeing you on the GCC campus. 

Sincerely, 

Gloucester County Board of Chosen Freeholders 

Fall 2012 Calendar 

Gloucester County College 

Division of Continuing Education 

1492 Tanyard Rd. 

Sewell, NJ 08080 

Gloucester County Board of Chosen Freeholders 

Robert M. Damminger, Director 

Giuseppe (Joe) Chila, Deputy Director 

Lyman Barnes, Education Liaison 

Vincent H. Nestore Jr. 

Heather Simmons 

Adam J. Taliaferro 

Larry Wallace 

Mon., Sept. 5 College Holiday 

Wed., Nov. 23 College Closed 

Thur., Nov. 24 College Holiday 

Gloucester County College Administration 

Frederick Keating, President 

John M. Henzy, Provost and VP, Academic 

Services 

Dominick J. Burzichelli, VP and Chief 

Operating Officer 

Patricia D. Claghorn, Dean, Business Studies 

and Continuing 

Education 

Brigette Satchell, Assistant Dean, 

Continuing Education 

Robert M. Damminger 

Freeholder Director 

Lyman Barnes 

Education Liaison 

Fri., Nov. 25 College Holiday 

Saturday, Nov. 26 College Closed 

Dec. 23—Jan. 1 College Closed 

Call us at 856-415-2217 or 415-2218 for information. 

Information in this Courier is accurate as of date of publication in Aug. 2012 and is subject to change. 

Gloucester County College Board of Trustees 

Gene J. Concordia, Chairperson 

Yolette C. Ross, Vice Chairperson 

Douglas J. Wills, Esq., Treasurer 

Robert L. Bumpus 

Andrew A. DiNardo 

Jean L. DuBois 

Dr. James J. Lavender 

Cody D. Miller 

Dr. George J. Scott 

Virginia N. Scott 

Frederick Keating, ex officio 

The Board of Trustees is committed to providing a work and academic environment that maintains and promotes affirmative action and equal opportunity in all categories of employment and education. The Board will 

continually attempt to carry out its responsibilities to provide all persons with equal access and fair treatment regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex, affectional or sexual orientation, marital 

status, familial status, religion, liability for service in the Armed Forces of the United States, atypical heredity cellular or blood trait of any individual, non applicable disability or because of genetic information or refusal 

to submit or make available the results of a genetic test. For questions concerning discrimination and Title IX, call Executive Director, Diversity and Equity, Almarie J. Jones, at 856-415-2154. For disability issues, contact 

ADA/504 Officer, Dennis M. Cook, Director, Office of Special Needs Services, at 856-415-2265.

table of Contents 

Adult Education 

Programs ...................... 42–44 

Career Training .............. 8–19 

Computer Training ..... 22–25 

Free and Grant- 

Funded Training ........... 20–21 

Food Science ................. 17–19 

GCIT Adult 

Programs .......................... 2–4 

Health & Wellness ........ 38–39 

Kids, Tweens 

& Teens ......................... 40–41 

Online Classes .............. 26–30 

People in Transition ..... 45–46 

Personal Growth ........... 34–38 

Professional 

Development .................... 5–7 

Public Safety 

& Security ........................... 32 

Small Business 

Development ...................... 31 

Campus Map ....................... 47 

Registration Form .............. 49 

Registration Info ................ 48 

Symbol KEY: 

Online Course 

Certificate Programs qualify 

for GCC College Credits 

Gloucester County College is accredited by 

the Middle States Commission on Higher 

Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, 

PA 19104 (267-284-5000). The Middle States 

Commission on Higher Education is an 

institutional accrediting agency recognized 

by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the 

Council for Higher Education Accreditation. 

Career Career 

Exploration Exploration Night 

Night 

• Are you looking for a career 

but not quite ready for a college degree? 

• Interested in changing careers 

but have no idea what areas are in demand? 

• Or… maybe you are a recent or 

soon-to-be, high school graduate with 

no set career plans. 

If so, this event is for you! 

Join us as we explore a host of the College’s non-credit 

career programs which may just be the ticket to your future. 

Deciding what career to pursue is a difficult process, but we 

can help narrow in on some specific options that might be of 

interest to you. Our professional non-credit certification 

programs are available in a variety of fields and are typically 

more attainable and faster to earn than a college degree. 

For example, maybe you are interested in a career in the 

health field, but don't want to pursue a college degree just 

yet. We will explore these career choices and many more. We 

will have experts on hand to share with you just what 

a career might look like and the steps you need to take 

to succeed. 

We’ll cover information on a host of non-credit 

career paths including: 

• Multi-Skilled Technician and other health-related careers 

• Health Information Technology 

• Pharmacy Technician 

• Central Service Technician 

• Transportation and Logistics 

• Food Manufacturing and Safety 

• Banking and Court Reporting 

August 16, 6 - 8 pm 


Continuing Education Center 

1492 Tanyard Road, Sewell, NJ 08080 

RSVP by calling at 856-415-2216 

or visit us on the web at gccnj.edu/ce 

Career exploration event 

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adult Career-teChniCal programs @gCit 

Automotive Technology 

The Automotive Technology program is 

designed to give each student exposure 

and experience in the major areas of 

automotive and related trades. Each 

student will have the opportunity to 

experience a variety of hands-on activities 

in these areas. This will give each student 

a better understanding in the world of 

automotive maintenance and increase their 

knowledge base for a variety of work and 

career choices in the automotive field. The 

students that complete the program will 

be given The National Automotive Student 

Skills Standards Assessment. (NA3SA) 

is a series of tests designed to measure 

students’ knowledge of course content and 

learning outcomes within an automotive 

training program. Students earn an 

industry recognized NA3SA certificate 

for each test passed. GCIT is a recognized 

and approved (ASE) Automotive Service 

Excellence testing facility. After two years 

of work experience, students will have the 

opportunity to upgrade their NA3SA 

certificate to an ASE certificate. Students 

that have an interest in attending both 

the Automotive Technology and Collision 

Technology programs will be enrolled 

at a discounted tuition rate of $2,999. 

$1,999 

Tues. & Thur., Sept. 11, 2012 – May 21, 2013 

5:30–9:30 pm 

Instructor: Glenn Hubert 

Program qualifies as related training 

instruction for USDOL Apprenticeships 

Register in person or by phone: 

GCIT 

1360 Tanyard Rd., Sewell, NJ 08080 

856-468-1445, ext. 2694 

Payment by: check, money order 

or credit card (VISA/MasterCard) only 

2 To Register by phone: 856-468-1445, Ext. 2694 

Collision Technology 

In this course students will learn both 

theory and hands-on practice in the auto 

body repair field that will include repair 

of automotive bodies, frames, unitized 

bodies, refinishing, detailing and 

estimating. After completion of this 

course students should be able to gain 

employment at an entry-level position 

in the auto body trade. The students 

that complete the program will be given 

The National Automotive Student Skills 

Standards Assessment. NA3SA is a series 

of tests designed to measure students’ 

knowledge of course content and learning 

outcomes within an automotive training 

program. Students earn an industry 

recognized NA3SA certificate for each test 

passed. GCIT is recognized and approved 

(ASE) Automotive Service Excellence 

testing facility. After two years of work 

experience, students will have the 

opportunity to upgrade their NA3SA 

certificate to an ASE certificate. Students 

that have an interest in attending both 

the Collision Technology & Automotive 

Technology programs will be enrolled 

at a discounted tuition rate of $2,999. 

$1,999 

Mon. & Wed, Sept. 10, 2012 – May 22, 2013 

5:30–9:30 pm 

Instructor: Franklin Black 



Marine Engine Maintenance 

Are you interested in learning how to 

maintain a marine engine? Come learn 

basic outboard, stern drive maintenance 

procedures and basic boat/trailer 

systems. The course will be adapted 

to fit your needs based on the products 

you own. Please bring a repair manual 

for your product. 

$299 

Tue, Nov. 13, 2012 – Mar. 5, 2013, 6–9 pm 

Instructor: Gene Knorr 



Construction Technology 

Programs 

All following programs qualify 

as related training instruction 

for USDOL Apprenticeships 

To Register by phone, for applications or more information, 

please call Donna Weber at the 

Gloucester County Institute of Technology at 856-468-1445, Ext. 2694 

To Register in person visit GCIT, 1360 Tanyard Rd., Sewell, NJ 08080 

Electrical Theory II 

This course builds upon the concepts of 

Electron flow as applied to direct current 

circuits covered in Electrical Theory I 

and broadens them for alternating current 

(AC) use. The fundamentals of alternating 

current theory are explored to give the 

student a foundation for additional 

study in practices and procedures of 

the electrical trade. Electrical Theory I 

is a prerequisite for this course 

$599 

Mon., Sept. 10, 2012 – May 13, 2013, 6–9 pm 

Instructor: Richard Stahler 

Industrial Wiring I & II 

Prerequisites: Electrical Theory I, 

Residential and Commercial Wiring. 

Take your wiring skills and knowledge 

to the next level. Come learn the typical 

electrical systems and components 

encountered in an industrial setting. 

You will gain experience in reading 

standard electrical prints, specifications 

and related portions of the National 

Electrical Code (NEC). 

$599 

Wed., Sept. 12, 2012 – Apr. 24, 2013, 6–9 pm 

Instructor: Richard Stahler 

Residential Wiring I & II 

Would you like to gain hands-on 

experience with residential wiring? 

Come learn both theory and hands-on 

instruction in house wiring installations 

to meet the requirements of the National 

Electrical Code and local inspection 

agencies. Topics include switch/outlet 

connections, basic circuit layout, 

calculations and lighting. 

$599 

Thur., Sept. 13, 2012 – May 2, 2013, 6–9 pm 

Instructor: Richard Stahler

Finish Carpentry 

This course covers how moldings and 

trims are utilized to finish interior design 

function. The application and installation 

of baseboard, door and window casing, 

chair rail and crown molding will be 

practiced throughout the training, as 

well as the installation of base and wall 

cabinet. Teamwork, workplace ethics, 

craftsmanship and punctuality are 

emphasized in the practical portion 

of the course. 

$299 

Mon., Sept. 10, 2012 – Jan. 7, 2013, 

6:30–9:30 pm 

Instructor: Edward Ferrari 

Will offer this course in the spring semester 

Monday, Jan. 14 – May 13, 2013, Cost: $299 



Rough Framing I 

This course will cover the basics 

of residential construction. Students 

will be trained in safety and proper 

use of both hand and power tools. The 

hands-on portion of the class will include 

the construction of a 10' x 10' building, 

complete with windows, doors and exterior 

finishes. Classroom instruction will cover 

material, material estimation, basic roof 

framing and safety. 

$299 

Tue., Sept. 11, 2012 – Jan. 8, 2013, 

6:30–9:30 pm 



Tues., Jan. 15 – Apr. 30, 2013, Cost: $299 

Rough Framing II 

This course covers advanced carpentry 

techniques in framing, including layout 

techniques, wall, roof theory, stair building 

and planning for windows and doors. 

Following classroom instruction 

in carpentry math, materials estimation 

and codes, students have the opportunity 

to employ their carpentry skills by 

building both group and individual 

projects as well as building a two story 

structure. Teamwork, workplace ethics, 

craftsmanship and punctuality are 

emphasized in the practical portion 

of the course. 

$299 

Wed., Sept. 12, 2012 – Jan. 2, 2013, 

6:30–9:30 pm 



Jan. 9 – Apr. 24, 2013, Cost: $299 



Air Conditioning and 

Refrigeration/EPA Certification 

This course is designed for both beginners 

seeking a career and experienced 

technicians seeking the latest techniques 

in servicing. The students will receive 

theory and hands-on training. Projects 

consist of copper tubing bending, soldering 

and brazing. Learn how to charge using 

the newest blended refrigerants. Various 

methods of recovery and recycling of 

refrigerants will be stressed. Troubleshoot 

high, low temperature refrigeration 

systems along with high efficiency air 

conditioning equipment. Learn control 

wiring and how to electrically check all 

refrigeration and air conditioning controls. 

Wiring all internal parts and controls of 

a forced warm air furnace and central air 

conditioning system is required. An EPA 

Certification assessment is included with 

this course. 

$1,199 (includes EPA Certification course 

and test) 

Mon. & Wed., Sept. 10, 2012 – May 22, 2013, 

6:30–9:30 pm 

Also — 15-hour EPA Certification Course 

(in May 2013), Cost: $199 

EPA Test only (in May 2013), Cost: $99 

Instructors: Sam D’Auria and Jerry Johnson 



Welding Technician 

The Welding course introduces students 

to the safe use and handling of all 

oxyacetylene cutting and shielded metal 

arc welding equipment. Basic welding skills 

to be taught include: flame cutting, tack 

welding, fillet welds and groove welds in 

all positions using E-6010 and E-7018 

electrodes. Advanced students will be 

introduced to gas tungsten arc welding 

of mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum. 

Students will learn how to set up and use 

gas metal arc welding equipment to weld 

mild steel and aluminum. 

$599 

Basic Program: 

Mon., Sept. 10 – May 13, 2013, 6:30–9:30 pm 

Advanced Program: 

Thur., Sept. 13 – May 2, 2013, 6:30–9:30 pm 

Instructor: Daniel Roskiewich 

Will accept students in the spring semester 

based on seat availability. 



Plumbing/Pipefitting 

This program is designed for entry level 

plumbers who are currently working 

in the trade as well as students who are 

looking to attain the skills needed for entry 

level positions in the plumbing field. Listed 

below are some of the subjects that will 

be covered in this course: 

• Plumbing history, codes and 

principals 

• Tools of the plumbing trade 

• Safety 

• Water supply 

• Water sources 

• Gasses in plumbing work 

• Piping materials 

• Installation methods 

• Valves 

• Fixtures 

• Soldering 

• Basic plumbing math 

This is a complete learning program 

designed to help the beginning student 

of the plumbing trade to develop and 

apply the technical knowledge necessary 

to attain entry level job skills. Although 

the major scope of this program relates 

to residential plumbing, commercial 

plumbing is also addressed. 

$599 (textbooks not included) 

Thur., Sept. 13, 2012 – May 2, 2013, 6–9 pm 

Instructor: Philip Hempsey 



To Register by phone: 856-468-1445, Ext. 2694 


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Cosmetology 

Cosmetology (two-year program) 

Prerequisite: High School Diploma or 

GED 

The Cosmetology program offers state 

approved training for the NJ Cosmetology 

license. Students are required to complete 

a minimum of 1,000 hours of NJ 

requirements for the licensure. Students 

must attain competencies in each of the 

following areas: State laws and regulations, 

sanitation and sterilization, skin care, 

shaving/barbering skills, hair and scalp 

treatments, shampooing, hair shaping, 

hairstyling, haircoloring, chemical 

applications, manicuring and pedicuring, 

related sciences, professional ethics, shop/ 

salon management and State Board Exam 

Prep. Students will take the written and 

practical State Examination for licensure 

at the end of the program. 

$6,999 tuition, kit, lab/supply fee 

(not included: license fee, textbooks 

and uniforms) 

Year 1: 

Mon. – Thur., Sept. 10, 2012 – May 30, 2013, 

5–9:30 pm 

Year 2: 

Mon. – Wed., Sept. 9, 2013 – May 28, 2014 

5–9 pm 

Instructor: Joanie Pelletier 

Culinary Arts 

Culinary Arts 

This Culinary Arts program is a 30-week 

course and will prepare students for 

employment as restaurant, hotel and resort 

cooks. It is a blend of classroom activities 

and culinary procedures. The first 15 weeks 

will introduce students to a variety of 

topics including knife skills, principles of 

cooking, cooking techniques and product 

and equipment identification. 

The second half of this program will be 

more in-depth and students will learn the 

competencies necessary for a restaurant 

employee who wants to work his/her way 

up in the restaurant business. Students 

will be introduced to more topics 

including poultry, meat, seafood cookery, 

international flavor principles, food 

presentation, restaurant costing and 

inventory. Students will learn how to use 

different cooking techniques to prepare 

different meals. 

Central to this Culinary Arts program 

are the highly intensive hands-on, 

interactive cooking experiences where 

students are directed to a wide range of 

food preparation from stocks, sauces and 

soups to entrees with side dishes. General 

housekeeping and equipment operation 

skills necessary to any commercially run 

venture are also part of this curricula. 

After completing this program, students 

will be prepared to work with confidence 

in the culinary arts field. Students will 

also complete the course with a ServSafe © 

Certification. 

$1,999 

Wed. & Thur., Sept. 12, 2012 –May 1, 2013, 

5–9 pm 

Instructors: Chef James Angarola and 

Chef George McDermott 

Will accept students in the spring semester 

based on seat availability. 

All programs qualify as related training 


To Register by phone, for applications or more information, 

please call Donna Weber at the 

Gloucester County Institute of Technology at 856-468-1445, Ext. 2694 

To Register in person visit GCIT, 1360 Tanyard Rd., Sewell, NJ 08080 

To Register by phone: 856-468-1445, Ext. 2694 

Baking & Pastry Arts 

Students will be trained and become 

proficient in basic and advanced level 

dough work and cakes. Upon completion 

of the program students will possess the 

knowledge and skills for a variety of 

entry-level positions in the pastry arts 

field. The course will consist of the 

following: breads, sweet dough, cinnamon 

buns, coffee-cake, Danish, puff pastry, 

carrot cake, German chocolate cake, Italian 

cream cake, sponge and angel food cakes, 

cream puffs and éclairs. 

$999 

Mon. & Tues., Sept. 10, 2012 – Jan. 8, 2013, 

5–9 pm 

Instructor: Charles McBride 


Mon. & Tues., Jan. 14 – May 7, 2013, Cost: $999

Business Logistic 

Global Logistics Associate 

Certificate Program 

Gloucester County College, in partnership 

with the Philadelphia Chapter of the 

American Society of Transportation and 

Logistics, is pleased to offer the AST&L’s 

Global Logistics Associate Certification 

Program. GLA is a nationally recognized 

certification program that acknowledges 

the completion of rigorous coursework 

in logistics and supply chain for entry-level 

positions. This certification program 

focuses on the general knowledge of 

logistics/supply chain management and 

the associate functions necessary for the 

delivery of goods. 

$1,299 PBL-101-01 

Mon., Oct. 1 - Apr. 15, 6–9 pm 

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Computerized 

Accounting Certificate Program 

Are you interested in entering the 

Accounting field or looking to manage 

financial records of a small business? 

Join us as we teach you to apply basic 

accounting principles while utilizing 

Microsoft Excel, QuickBooks and 

Peachtree software applications. This 

Computerized Accounting program 

provides the hands-on education and 

training that will help you achieve the 

skills and knowledge necessary to succeed 

in this rewarding field. 

$1,299 ACC-100-01 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 1 – Dec. 19, 6–9 pm 

Customer Service Certification 

Looking for training to enhance your 

skills? This course will provide the training 

necessary to prepare you for an entry-level 

position in the retail, sales and service 

industry. Upon completion, you will be 

ready to sit for the National Retail 

Federation’s exam that leads to certification 

in Professional Customer Service. This 

certification will give you an edge as you 

continue your career in the retail, sales 

and service industry as the Professional 

Certification in Sales (PCS) will allow you 

to demonstrate to a prospective employer 

your commitment to professional growth 

and your willingness and ability to build 

workplace value. With this certification, 

you can demonstrate your increased 

knowledge, skills and productivity. (Cost 

of the certification exam is included.) 

$699 BCT-100-01 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 1 - Dec. 19, 6–9 pm 

Join us for a FREE 

Tax Preparer 

Information Session! 

Learn more about the 

Registered Tax Preparer’s 

course and exam and hear about 

new requirements enacted by the IRS. 

At this session you’ll also learn about 

becoming an Enrolled Agent! 

Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2012 

6 pm at the 

GCC Continuing Education Center 

1492 Tanyard Road, Sewell, NJ 

The information session is free but 

preregistration is required. 

Register for: TIS-100-01 

Bank Teller Certificate 

Program 

Tellers are the heart of any bank’s retail 

operation. To customers, they are the 

“face of the bank.” Without excellence on 

the teller line, no branch can maximize 

its financial success. The Achieving Teller 

Excellence program is designed to prepare 

you to immediately begin working at a 

bank. From counting money, to regulation 

compliance, you will receive the industry’s 

best bank teller training. Upon completion, 

you’ll receive a Banker’s Academy Teller 

Certification that will jump start your 

career in today’s banking industry. 

Whether embarking on your first career 

or changing careers, this course can help 

you get your start in the world of banking. 

The course will take 20 hours to 

complete. It is suggested that you have 

access to the course for a year for review 

and to maintain skills. To obtain additional 

information or to register, please call 

856-415-2217. 

$529 BTC-100-01 

Tax Preparer Certification 

The coursework covered in this class is 

beneficial to individuals wishing to prepare 

taxes and to ensure that tax preparers are 

able to meet new standards enacted in 

2011 by the Internal Revenue Service. This 

18-hour course provides instruction for 

preparing individual tax returns for various 

clients with varying degrees of difficulty. 

After completion of this course, participants 

will be able to sit for the Registered Tax 

Preparer Exam offered by the IRS and 

required for all those wishing to prepare 

taxes as a paid preparer. The course provides 

instruction in completing the 1040 form, 

along with Schedule A for Itemized 

Deductions, Schedule B for Interest 

nd Dividends, Schedule C for Sole 

Proprietorships, Schedule D for Capital 

Gains and Schedule E for Rental Real Estate. 

$460 TPC-100-01 

Wed., Sept. 26 – Oct. 31, 6–9pm 

Enrolled Agent 

An enrolled agent has earned the privilege 

of representing taxpayers before the 

Internal Revenue Service by either passing 

a three-part comprehensive IRS test 

covering individual or business tax returns 

or through experience as a former IRS 

employee. They must adhere to ethical 

standards and complete 72 hours of 

continuing education courses every three 

years. Enrolled agents, like attorneys and 

certified public accountants (CPAs), have 

unlimited practice rights. 

An enrolled agent does not need a 

college degree but they must demonstrate 

special competence in tax matters by 

passing all three parts of the IRS Special 

Enrollment Examination. The Enrolled 

Agent preparation course will prepare 

students for the IRS Special Enrollment 

Examination. This course covers multiple 

aspects of the Individual tax returns, 

C-Corps (1120), S-Corps (Form 1120S), 

Partnerships (Form 1065), Estates and 

Trusts and how these relate back to the 

Individual 1040. We will also cover 

Representation (which is the third part 

of the SEE) issues and all issues pertaining 

to how to handle a client’s tax problem 

before the Internal Revenue Service. 

This course is recommended for 

individuals with some experience in the 

tax preparation field. Also, individuals 

who completed the Registered Tax Return 

Preparer course but wish to continue on 

to become an Enrolled Agent, will benefit 

from this course. 

$549 EAG-100-02 

Wed., Nov. 7 – Dec. 12, 6–9 pm 

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Court Reporting Certificate Training 

Do you desire a professional career with 

a salary average of $60,000 + per year? 

Do you like the idea of attending a flexible 

training program? 

Do you have good English skills? 

Do you have good coordination? 

Do you possess a good vocabulary? 

Do you enjoy a courtroom setting? 

If so, a career in court reporting may be a great 

option for you! 

From the courthouse to TV studios, court 

reporters, deposition reporters and broadcast 

captioners are in demand. This training program 

focuses on every aspect of the profession to help 

you work in the legal community, provide 

communication access for people with hearing 

loss, be an independent contractor or run your 

own reporting firm. The court reporting profession 

has zero unemployment and a first-year earning 

potential of $60,000 plus. 

Court reporting is a process of using computer 

shorthand as a method of writing alphabetic, 

phonetic-based shorthand on a steno machine. 

This course prepares the student with the essential 

Join us for a FREE 

Court Reporting Information 

Session! 

Thursday, September 6, 2012 

6 pm at the 

GCC Continuing Education Center 

1492 Tanyard Road, Sewell, NJ 

The information session is free but 

preregistration is required. 

Register for: CR-100-01 

skills needed to accurately capture spoken 

information using court reporter software and 

equipment. After introducing the theory practices 

to the student, the student then spends the 

majority of their time concentrating on speed 

and accuracy. In order to complete the National 

Certification exam, students must master a speed 

of 225 words per minute. 

This course is sponsored by The School of Court 

Reporting located in Marlton, NJ. However, we are 

bringing their expertise here to Gloucester County 

College! The course is offered as a hybrid course 

with both classroom and on line training. 

Once the theory is mastered, the student works 

independently to improve accuracy and speed. 

Students typically complete the program in 28 

months, but that time is individually adjusted 

depending on the dedication of the student. 

Sign up to attend our free information session to 

learn more about a career in this exciting field! The 

information session is mandatory for all students 

enrolling in this program and preregistration is 

required. At this session you will learn about costs, 

schedule and equipment and software provisions. 

6 To Register online: gccnj.edu/ce 

Online Course Certificate Program qualifies for GCC College Credits

Management Courses 

Transitioning into Your 

New Management Position 

Are you a new manager? Let us help you 

transition to your new role as a manager. 

You will learn techniques to boost and 

develop your leadership and management 

skills, boost your self- confidence and 

motivate staff. .6 CEUs 

$75 MGT-100-01 

Fri., Sept. 21, 28, & Oct. 5, 7–9 pm 

Time Management 

Do you find yourself overloaded with 

work? Feel so stretched to the limit you 

can't set priorities? This course will help 

you identify causes of procrastination and 

indecision, pinpoint personal time wasters 

and increase your concentration and focus. 

.6 CEUs 

$75 MGT-101-01 

Tues., Oct. 2, 9 & 16, 7–9 pm 

Understanding the 

Generational Differences 

in the Workplace 

Each generational group has its own 

distinct characteristics, values and attitudes 

toward work. As they interact in the 

workplace, these differences can lead to 

misunderstandings and increased conflict. 

Come discover the fundamental differences 

between the generations and which 

communication methods work best 

with each. .6 CEUs 

$75 MGT-203-01 

Tues., Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 11 & 13, 7–9 pm 

Conflict Management 

When individuals work together, 

differences in opinions, work styles and 

personalities will occur. These differences 

often lead to conflict. In this course, you 

will learn how to handle every difficult 

situation with poise and confidence. 

Discover how to keep unmanaged 

conflicts, disagreements and out-of-control 

emotions from harming your important 

working and personal relationships. 

.6 CEUs 

$75 MGT-106-01 

Fri., Nov. 2, 9 & 16, 7–9 pm 

Motivation for Productivity 

Are you having difficulties motivating your 

staff? Join us in this course. You will gain 

a clear understanding of what drives high 

achievement, discover how to build and 

coach self-starters and put the drive to 

succeed back in the hands of your staff. 

.6 CEUs 

$75 MGT-105-01 

Tues., Nov. 20, 27 & Dec. 4, 7–9 pm 

Unfinished Work Weeks: 

The 86% Visual Solution 

Help! 40 Hours doesn’t handle my week. 

If you’ve concluded 37 percent of your 

work week is unproductive or wasted 

by unclear objectives, lack of team 

communication, ineffective meetings 

and unclear priorities — you’re in good 

company. So have 38,000 employees 

in 200 countries independently surveyed 

by Microsoft. If your nights and weekends 

have become your “catch-up” times 

and rew Gateriewictz, creator of the 

86% Visual Solution © — a revolutionary 

brain-controlled memory and 

communication program used by 

employees of companies like Bank 

of America, Merrill Lynch, Avaya 

Technologies and many others — will 

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productivity and close your sales by 

harnessing the natural process of the brain. 

86% of what you and your client remember 

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capitalize on visual cues and understand 

the power of body language, your most 

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combines the memory process with 

today’s technology-based communication 

tools to help you achieve your goals, make 

that sale and own your personal time. 

Lunch will be provided. 

$109 PVA-100-01 

Fri., Oct. 19, 9 am–5 pm 

Substitute Teacher Training 

Seminar 

Who should enroll? 

Individuals interested in preparing to become substitute 

teachers, as well as those already in the field, would 

benefit from this 16-hour seminar. 

What are the requirements to 

qualify as a substitute teacher? 

• A minimum of 60 regionally-accredited 

college credits 

• A criminal history background check 

• Completion of the state-required 

paperwork as part of the training sessions 

Earn $60–$100 per day 

Offered by Gloucester County College, 

in cooperation with the Gloucester County 

Chief School Administrators 

Seminar Date 

Complete one of our 

Certificate programs and earn 

GCC college credits 

See page 14 for more information 

$145 SUB-100-01 

The companion textbook, although optional, will 

be available in class at the approximate cost of $20. 

Wed., Sept. 5 – Oct. 3, 6–9:30 pm 


To Register by phone: 856-415-2217 7

Career training — allied health 

Training Programs in the 

Health Care Industry 

Gloucester County College is pleased 

to provide training opportunities for 

individuals to acquire skills for these 

demand occupations in the Health-care 

Industry with high-wage potential, 

benefits and career mobility. These 

programs prepare students for the 

necessary certification exams and/or 

entry-level positions. 

Program Admission Requirements: 

Requirements must be completed prior 

to registration 

• Students may pick up an information 

packet at the Continuing Education 

Center 

• Students must be high school 

graduates or possess a GED 

• Students should maintain their own 

health insurance and maintain total 

responsibility and financing for their 

medical care while enrolled in the 

program 

• Students must have proof of 

Immunizations(Hepatitis B, MMR, 

Varicella, PPD–2-Step Process) 

Students must have a 2-step PPD 

and a note from their doctor 

indicating that they are in good 

health. After receiving the two 

required injections, your doctor 

must prepare a written 

documentation indicating the 

dates of the immunization, the 

dates read and the final results. 

We cannot accept testing that was 

completed over six months ago. 

• Students must complete and pass a 

background check and drug screening 

to be eligible for the allied health 

programs with clinical. The 

background check is an online process 

Please visit 

gloucesterccbackgroundcheck.com 

to begin the process and click 

on the order box at the bottom 

of the page 

• Students must sign a disclosure and 

release form giving the college 

permission to obtain background 

check information 

• Students must complete an 

Entrance Interview 

Note: A criminal background report 

containing negative information may 

prevent placement for the clinical 

portion of the programs. 

Certified Clinical Medical 

Assistant 

Medical Assistants perform a variety 

of tasks to maintain efficiency in the 

healthcare environment. Some of these 

tasks include taking medical histories 

and recording vital signs, explaining 

procedures to patients, preparing patients 

for examinations and assisting physicians. 

The Medical Assisting Program is a 

300-hour training program which provides 

students with a wide range of skills to 

prepare them for a variety of opportunities 

in the healthcare field, including a Medical 

Assistant, Multi-skilled Technician, EKG 

Technician and/or Phlebotomy Technician. 

The 300 hours of training will incorporate 

classroom lectures and a hands-on clinical 

rotation. The clinical may be at a different 

day or time than the regular class time 

and students must be flexible in meeting 

this requirement. Students successfully 

completing all classroom and clinical 

requirements will be eligible to sit for the 

National Health career Association (NHA) 

certification examination. The cost of this 

exam is included in the program. 

$3,899 CMA-100-01 

Mon.–Thur., Sept. 10 – Dec. 12, 9 am–3 pm 

Multi-Skilled Technician 

The Multi-Skilled Technician Program is 

designed to prepare students to train for 

one of the fastest growing professions in 

the health care industry today. The 

program focuses on building a complete 

and solid foundation for students in both 

classroom theory and hands-on clinical 

components. Students will build skills in 

basic and complex key concepts of 

anatomy and physiology, cardiac function, 

EKG and phlebotomy. Individuals 

prepared through the multi-skilled 

technician program may seek employment 

in hospitals, outpatient laboratories, 

cardiac rehabilitation centers and 

various other medical providers. 

$2,999 TEC-100-01 

($10 registration, $719 tuition, $1,020 lab, 

$450 materials) 

Tues. & Thur., Oct. 9 – Feb. 28, 6:30–9:30 pm 

Certified Phlebotomy 

Technician 

Jump start your career in the health 

care industry by participating in our 

Phlebotomy Technician Certificate 

program. According to the U.S. Bureau 

of Labor Statistics, job opportunities for 

clinical lab technicians, including job 

opportunities for Certified Phlebotomy 

Technicians are expected to grow by 

14 percent between 2006 and 2016. 

Phlebotomy Technicians are skilled in 

blood collection techniques and handling, 

transporting and processing the blood 

specimens. This program includes 

classroom instruction and laboratory 

practice on artificial arms plus clinical 

experiences at area medical facilities. 

$1,599 IVP 100-01 

Sat., Oct. 20 – Dec. 15, 9 am–1:30 pm 

The clinicals are scheduled during the 

day and students must be flexible in 

meeting this requirement. Students 

successfully completing all classroom 

and clinical requirements will be eligible 

to sit for the National Healthcareer 

Association (NHA) certification 

examination. The cost of this exam 

is included in the program. 

Pharmacy Technician 

The Pharmacy Technician Program 

is comprised of 60 hours of classroom 

instruction and practical clinical 

experience. It is designed to provide 

students with the technical knowledge 

and fundamental principles of pharmacy 

practice within a retail or hospital 

pharmacy setting. It will also enable 

students to take the Pharmacy Technician 

Certification Board (PTCB) examination 

or to obtain an entry-level position to 

practice as a technician within a retail 

or hospital pharmacy. 

Admission Requirements: 

• High School Diploma or GED 

• Proof of Immunizations: Mantoux 

• Basic Math and keyboarding skills 

$1,599 PHT 100-01 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 8-Nov. 28, 5:30–9:30 pm, 

(no class Mon., Nov. 12, Veterans Day 

observance) 



Certified Home Health Aide 

Prerequisites: Background check. Students 

must be at least 18 years of age to attend. 

Home Health Aides are in demand and 

serve as health care workers in a variety 

of settings such as hospice, home care, 

and assisted living facilities. Home Health 

Aides assist with the physical, psychosocial, 

social and spiritual needs of their clients. 

Through a partnership with Bayada 

Nurses, GCC is offering this New Jersey 

Board of Nursing approved certification 

course. This comprehensive program 

provides a foundation for understanding 

in-home health and personal care. You 

will participate in hands-on lab practice 

and complete the New Jersey Certified 

Home Health Aide application. This state 

approved program includes 76 hours of 

classroom content with 16 hours of clinical 

practicum. This course includes the cost 

of the New Jersey Certified Home Health 

Aide examination. 9.2 CEUs 

$679 CHH-100-01 

Mon. – Thur., Oct. 8 – Nov. 1, 9 am–3 pm 

Clinical time: 8 am–2:30 pm 

Bayada Washington Township 

Mandatory Orientation: Fri., Sept. 7, 10 am – 

12:30 pm, Continuing Education Center 

Certified Home Health Aide 

for CNA Professionals 

Are you currently a Certified Nursing 

Assistant (CNA) looking to expand your 

employment opportunities in the Health 

Care Industry? Enroll in the three-day 

training course, which will lead to a 

certification as a Home Health Aide 

in New Jersey. 

As a CNA, you would just need to 

successfully complete the Homecare/ 

Hospice Module, which is taught by a 

New Jersey Board of Nursing approved 

RN instructor. Completion of the course 

includes an application to the board for 

Certification. Dual certification as a CNA 

and Home Health Aide will provide you 

with opportunities to work in both health 

care facilities and private homes. 

$299 CHN-100-01 

($10 registration, $159 tuition, $50 materials) 

Tues.–Thur., Nov. 13 – 15, 9 am–3 pm 

Bayada, Washington Township 

Allied Health Programs 

Gloucester County College is pleased to announce its partnership 

with Bayada Nurses to provide a Home Health Aide Certification 

program. According to the New Jersey Department of Labor and 

Workforce Development, the Health-care industry is one of the 

top-ten job generators. 

Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) 

Prerequisite: High School Diploma or 

GED, background check, fingerprinting 

and proof of the following immunization: 

Mantoux (PPD 2-step process). 

Nurse Assistants are in demand and 

serve as healthcare workers in a variety 

of settings, such as hospitals, home care, 

nursing homes or assisted-living facilities. 

Nurse Assistants aid in the physical, 

psychosocial, social and spiritual needs 

of clients. You will learn basic care skills, 

vital signs monitoring, infection control, 

transferring and feeding of clients, 

communi cations skills, body mechanics, 

bed making, Heimlich maneuver, 

restorative care and care of the dying client. 

This state-approved program includes 50 

hours of classroom content with 40 hours 

of clinical practicum and prepares students 

to take the licensing examination. 9.0 CEUs 

$1,599 CNA-100-01 

Mon. – Fri., Sept. 6 – Oct. 4 

Orientation: Mon., Aug. 13, 10–11 am 

CNA-100-02 

Mon. – Fri., Oct. 12 – Nov. 12 

Orientation: Wed., Sept. 26, 10–11 am 

CNA-100-03 

Mon. – Fri., Nov. 20 – Dec. 20 

Orientation: Thur., Nov. 1, 10–11 am 

Orientation is mandatory and held at the 


Classroom time: 8 am–3 pm 

Clinical time: 8 am–2:30 pm 

Shady Lane Nursing Home, Clarksboro 

Register 

Today! 

Emergency Medical 

Technician (EMT) 

Prerequisite: All students must be at least 

sixteen years of age in order to enroll in 

class. Students need to be certified in 

CPR to the “Health-care Provider” level 

by the American Red Cross, the American 

Heart Association, ASHI or other 

approved agency. 

The Emergency Medical Technician 

(EMT) is the first skilled component of 

the Emergency Medical Services Chain 

to provide care to the patient. With proper 

training, the EMT-B is able to provide 

care to victims of emergencies as well 

as to minimize discomfort and help to 

prevent further injury. EMT’s staff 

ambulances and provide both emergency 

care and transportation to patients. This 

EMT hybrid course is a combination of 

a traditional classroom EMT class and 

online EMT class that requires students 

to use a computer with internet access 

off campus, as well as attend class sessions 

conducted on campus. You will be 

required to read their textbook as well 

as successfully complete detailed online 

course work every week and attend in 

person practical skills instruction. Class 

meets on Thursday evenings each week, 

in addition to periodic Saturday sessions 

during the program. Please note: This 

is an online hybrid course, combined with 

in-person practical sessions — computerbased 

work is required. 

In addition to the class’s Thursday and 

Saturday meeting times, students will be 

scheduled for clinical experiences in 9-1-1 

dispatch centers, in both basic and advanced 

care EMS units and in the hospital. 

$1,075 HST-130-01 

Thur., Sept. 6 – May 30, 6:45–10 pm 

Sat. classes held Sept. 9, Nov. 17, Jan. 26, 

Feb. 9, Apr. 6 & May 11, 7:45 am–3 pm 

(No classes Nov. 22, Dec. 27, Jan. 3, March 28) 




Professional Medical Coding 

Are you interested in becoming a Certified 

Medical Coder? This program teaches the 

fundamental coding skills and prepares 

you to take the American Academy of 

Professional Coders © (AAPC) exam for 

a career in medical coding. With the 

expanding health care system, medical 

coders are in high demand. Professionals 

with medical coding training find jobs 

working with insurance companies and 

medical offices, assisting doctors, nurses 

and other providers by clarifying patient 

data. This program provides up-to-date 

information relating to CPT, HCPCS, 

and ICD-9-CM coding procedures and 

is designed to help you meet the challenge 

of today’s changing standards while 

learning and improving their coding skills. 

This course covers diagnostic and 

procedural coding according to the 

ICD-CM and CPT so you may become 

a Certified Medical Coder! This course 

prepares you to take the Certified 

Professional Medical Coding Exam. 

10.5 CEUs 

$2,599 HST-207-01 

Mon. & Thur., Sept. 17, 2012 – Jan. 26, 2013, 

6–9 pm 

Sat., Jan. 26, 8 am–3 pm 

Medical Administrative Assistant 

If you have ever considered working 

in a medical office, you should consider 

becoming a Medical Administrative 

Assistant. Medical Administrative 

Assistants are an essential part of any 

medical office because they manage the 

patient records, aid in coding insurance 

forms, prepare and process insurance 

claims and handle the day-to-day functions 

of a medical office. 

The Medical Administrative Assistant 

program is designed to prepare students 

for entry-level positions in a variety of 

health care settings. You will study various 

administrative procedures including 

patient processing, the processing of 

medical insurance claims, billing and 

collections and general office procedures. 

$1,599 MAS-100-01 

Tues. & Wed., Sept. 25 – Feb. 5, 6–9 pm 

CPR Classes 

CPR BASIC (BLS) Classes 

for the Health Care Provider 

This course is designed for initial/first time 

training of health care professionals 

and other personnel who need to know 

how to perform CPR and other basic 

cardiovascular life-support skills in a wide 

variety of in- and out- of hospital settings. 

This audience includes nurses, physicians, 

EMS professionals and students in a health 

care program at a university/college, allied 

health professionals (physical therapists, 

occupational therapist, athletic trainers, 

etc.) and others who may need training 

in basic life support skills. BLS for Health 

Care Providers Course reflects the 2010 

AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC, 

published in October 2010. This course 

trains participants to promptly recognize 

several life-threatening emergencies in 

adult, child and infant patients, give 

high-quality chest compressions, deliver 

appropriate ventilations and provide early 

use of an AED. Also included is relief of 

foreign body airway obstruction for the 

responsive and unresponsive victim. The 

certification will be good for two years. 

$109 

HST-101-01 Sat., Sept. 15 

HST-101-02 Sat., Oct. 13 

HST-101-03 Sat., Nov. 10 

HST-101-04 Sat., Dec. 8 

9 am–3 pm 

HST-101-05 Tues. & Wed., Oct. 16 & 17 

HST-101-06 

7–10 pm 

Tues. & Wed., Nov. 27 & 28 

CPR Renewal 

(This class is for the Health Care Provider) 

This class is designed for those students 

who have a current unexpired BLS for the 

Health-care Provider certification card. 

Recertification will require successful 

demonstration of CPR in the adult, child 

and infant, including AED technique and 

relief of foreign body airway obstruction 

for the responsive and unresponsive 

victim. .4 CEUs 

$55 HST-201-01 

Tue., Sept. 11, 6–10 pm 

HST-201-02 Sat., Oct. 27 

HST-201-03 Tues., Nov. 20 

HST-201-04 Sat., Dec. 15 

9 am–2 pm 

First Aid/CPR for the 

Community 

Emergency Care and Safety Institute (ECSI) 

This course includes community level 

A/C/I CPR/AED which includes Single 

Rescuer Adult CPR and Automated 

External Defibrillator (AED), use of 

protective barrier devices and treatment 

of obstructed airway (Heimlich Maneuver), 

Community Basic First Aid consisting of 

the recognition and emergency care for 

sudden illness and injury (ex: heart attack, 

seizure, allergic reaction, stroke, burns, 

fractures, environmental, bandaging skills). 

Each attending student is offered a 

“Combo” Community Level A/C/I CPR/ 

AED and Basic First Aid text. Students 

successfully completing the course receive 

Community-Level Adult CPR/AED and 

Basic First Aid two-year credential (card) 

and class attendance certificate. Price 

for course includes the book, completion 

certificate and certification card. 

$109 

Sat., Sept. 8 

HST-140-01 

HST-140-02 Sat., Oct. 20 

HST-140-03 Sat., Nov. 17 

HST-140-04 Sat., Dec. 1 

HST-140-05 

9 am–2 pm 

Sat., Jan. 19 

Complete one of 

the Health Care Certificate 

programs and 

earn GCC college credits. 

See page 14 for more information. 



Online Medical Coding and Billing 

Programs 

In Partnership with Career Step, one of the nation’s leading 

providers of online medical transcription and coding and billing 

training, GCC is pleased to offer on-line medical training 

programs. Train at home for these in-demand health care careers. 

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, health care will 

generate 3.2 million new jobs by 2018. You can be prepared to 

pursue those career opportunities in one year or less! 

Online Medical Transcription 

Become a Medical Transcriptionist through online learning. 

Successful completion of this program can give you the potential 

to make up to $40,000 per year working from home on your 

own computer. The curriculum is approved by the Association 

for Health-care Documentation Integrity (AHDI, formerly the 

American Association of Medical Transcription or AAMT) 

and was developed by Career Step. 

$2,475 Medical Transcription Editor or $1,975 Medical Transcription 

Online Medical Coding and Billing 

This highly-interactive online program will give you hands-on 

experience in the same software many medical facilities use. 

You will develop the knowledge and skills needed to meet 

and exceed the requirements for both the American Health 

Information Management Association (AHIMA) and American 

Academy of Professional Coder (AAPC) certification exams. 

$2,350 Inpatient/Outpatient Coding and Billing OR 

$1,975 Outpatient Coding and Billing 

Join us at our 

Career 

Exploration Night 

to learn about coursaes and training 

programs offered at GCC 

August 16, 6 - 8 pm 





or visit us on the web at gccnj.edu/ce 

Professional Development 

Pharmacy Technician 

The pharmacy technician field is a part of the growing health-care 

industry as well as one of the 20 fastest growing occupations in the 

nation. The Career Step Pharmacy Technician training program 

will help you gain the knowledge and skills necessary to work in 

both retail and institutional settings and to help you prepare for 

national certification exams. 

$1,899 

Medical Administrative Assistant 

In less than three months, you can be prepared for a successful 

career as a medical administrative assistant! Career Step’s 

curriculum is certified by the National Healthcareer Association 

and was developed by industry professionals with years of 

experience. The program is specifically designed to prepare you 

to pass the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) 

exam and get a job right after graduation. 

The Career Step Medical Administrative Assistant program 

is broken into 18 modules. You’ll start each module by reviewing 

a specific learning objective and then move on to various reading 

assignments. These reading assignments have short quizzes, 

interactive games, videos and images throughout to make it 

more interesting and help you quickly learn the material. 

$1,299 

August 1 - Oct. 31 

These online, self-paced courses are available 24 hours/day, 7 days/ 

week. A laptop computer will be provided to each student for their 

use during and after the completion of the course. 

To learn more and to register for these courses, you must 

attend a mandatory information session on Thur., Sept. 13 

from 6–8 pm at the Continuing Education Center, Room 801. 

To register for this information session, go togccnj.edu/ce 

or call 856-415-2217 or 2218. In this session, you will learn 

more about each program, including the amount of time it 

takes to complete the course, the skills you need and the career 

options available to you after successful completion. 

Register for one of the 12-month 

Career Step Programs between 

Aug. 1 and Oct. 31 and receive a 

Free Laptop! 

Career training 



Certificate in Holistic and 

Integrative Health 

Increasingly, today’s consumers are seeking 

health care providers who focus on wellness 

and natural healing. As a result, the exciting 

and rewarding field of integrative health 

is growing rapidly. In this 12-lesson 

Certificate in Holistic and Integrative 

Health program, designed for both 

health care professionals and consumers, 

you’ll learn the fundamentals of this 

person-centered and person empowered 

approach to health care. You’ll cover 

topics including holistic stress 

management, health and the human spirit, 

energy healing, elements of meditation, 

healing environments, Chinese medicine, 

Ayurvedic medicine, humor and health, 

music therapy and sound healing, nutrition, 

therapeutic massage and bodywork, 

and healing effects of physical activity. 

$349 

To learn more or to enroll, go to 

www.ed2go.com/gccnjlll.edu 

Certificate in 

Complementary and 

Alternative Medicine 

In the United States, the aging population, 

an increasing public awareness of major 

risk factors contributing to chronic 

illness and the public’s growing desire for 

alternative health care options are just a 

few of the factors behind the expanding 

interest in complementary and alternative 

medicine (CAM). Rapidly gaining in 

popularity, CAM is used by more than 

40 percent of the U.S. population. The 

demand for knowledgeable providers 

to meet the needs of this population 

is dramatically increasing, resulting 

in the development of new jobs and the 

creation of new services. To gain a broad 

understanding of these therapies and to 

stay current with emerging trends, health 

professionals who work with diverse 

populations will need continuing 

professional education. The ability to 

understand the many types of therapies 

available is essential to providing safe, 

effective care in any setting. 

$209 

To learn more or to enroll, go to 


Certified Mediator 

This online Certified Mediator 

program will give you just the start 

you’re looking for in mediation. 

Offered in partnership with 

Mediators without Borders © , this 

online program offers a highly 

comprehensive mediation education 

that can help you advance in your 

present job, add a sought after skill 

to your resume or set up a private 

practice as a Certified Mediator. 

As you progress through the 

program, you’ll have the opportunity 

to learn about conflict styles, 

pre-negotiation, communication 

and the stages of mediation (from 

beginning to the end). In addition, 

you’ll have the opportunity to practice 

your new skills with a 60-hour online 

internship where you can role-play 

your way through mediation sessions. 

In these moderated webinars, you’ll 

have the chance to serve as the 

mediator, disputant or observer; 

it’s perfect preparation for the real 

world of mediating. 

Please note that anyone can 

mediate a dispute. Our training is 

focused on those pursuing conflict 

resolution training as an International 

Mediator, Generalist or Conflict 

Coach. In addition, it’s appropriate 

for those pursuing mediation roles in 

Workplace, Health care, Eldercare and 

Construction settings. If you want to 

become a court ordered mediator in 

a particular state for court-mandated 

cases, please contact your state’s 

supreme court for their requirements. 

Upon registering, you’re given an 

initial six months to complete this 

program. Should you need more time 

beyond the six months, an extension 

of six months is available with a fee 

of $199. 

$1,595 GES-417 

Sports Nutrition and Personal 

Fitness Certification 

Become American Aerobic Association 

International/International Sports 

Medicine Association (AAAI/ISMA) 

certified and earn the credentials to 

start or to enhance your job opportunities 

in the expanding fitness and health 

industry. Your AAAI/ISMA certification is 

valid in every state and is internationally 

renowned as the top certification 

credential. AAAI/ISMA has over 

85,000 members worldwide. 

Master Personal Fitness 

The Phase II Personal Training 

Certification is designed to enhance and 

expand your personal training knowledge 

and credentials by helping you deal 

effectively with those who have various 

disease states and syndromes including: 

hypertension, osteoporosis, fibromyalgia, 

The frail and elderly. Accepted exercise 

guidelines will be presented for the various 

syndromes as well as tips on how to best 

deal with those who have special needs. 

Phase I Personal Training is not a 

prerequisite for taking this course. 

Order your book by calling 

609-397-2139. Certification test 

will be included during the course. 

$99 PFT-100-01 

Sat., Oct. 6, 8:30 am–4:30 pm 

Personal Fitness Trainer 

Certification I 

Become a trainer. Learn the principles of 

cardiovascular fitness, weight training and 

nutrition. This 8-hour program includes: 

principles of strength conditioning, 

principles of aerobic conditioning, fitness 

testing and body composition, prevention 

and identification of injuries, designing 

fitness programs for clients including free 

weights, resistance training and cardiac 

conditioning, marketing, motivation, 

problem solving and career enhancement. 

Certification test will be given during 

the course. .8 CEUs 

$99 (Students can purchase the text by 

calling 609-397-2139.) 

PWT-100-01 Sat., Sept. 22 

PWT-100-02 Sat., Oct. 13 

PWT-100-04 Sat., Dec. 8 

8:30 am–4:30 pm 



Sports Nutrition Consultant 

Certification 

Learn in-depth principles of nutrition. Assist 

clients with specific dietary and nutrition 

needs. This 8-hour program includes 

information on: nutrition to meet your own 

goals, how to help your clients achieve their 

goals, nutrition and energetics, nutrition 

and athletic performance, designing diets, 

sport specific nutrition, nutrition and 

ergogenic aids/anabolic steroids and body 

composition testing. .8 CEUs. Certification 

test will be given during the course. 

$99 SNC-100-01 

(Students can purchase the text by calling 

609-397-2139.) 

Sat., Nov. 10, 8:30 am–4:30 pm 

Personal Trainer Certification 

Come join this fun profession and be 

a part of what Fortune Magazine and 

ABCNEWS.com states as the fourth-hottest 

job in the U.S. at a national average of $34 

an hour. Employers like 24 Hour Fitness, 

LA Fitness and Gold’s Gyms are just a few 

of the club groups that seek out our 

graduates. Whether you are taking this 

course for a career move or for your own 

personal knowledge, you will get all the 

information you need to become a 

Certified Personal Trainer. This challenging 

course is taught over an 8-week period 

for better retention and skill competency. 

The National Exam is held on the ninth 

week. This course is formatted as a 62-hour 

program and is comprised of 16 hours 

of lecture, 16 hours of hands-on practical 

training and a 30-hour internship that 

networks many graduates right into a job. 

The course prepares you for success with 

key topics that include biomechanics, 

exercise physiology, fitness testing, 

equipment usage and health assessment. 

CPR/AED is needed to receive the 

certificate. W.I.T.S. is the only major 

certifying body in the country providing 

comprehensive practical training and 

internship components. Textbook is 

required and not included in course fees. 

Call to order and start reading immediately 

888-330-9487 (witseducation.com) 

W.I.T.S. is an approved CEU provider 

for the Board of Certification for 

Athletic Trainers (BOC), the American 

Occupational Therapy Association 

(AOTA), National Certification Board 

for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork 

(NCBTMB), Veterans Training and 

Education and the International 

Association of Continuing Education and 

Training (IACET). The American Council 

on Education has recommended three 

undergraduate academic credits for 

this course. 

$699 PWT-101-01 

Sat., Oct. 6 – Dec. 8, 9 am–2 pm (no class 

Nov. 24) 

Online Orientation: Fri., Sept. 14, 12 pm 

Creating Career Pathways for YOU 

Gloucester County College now offers you an even greater way 

to start your career pathway! 

You now have the opportunity to receive GCC college credit for 

successfully completing one of our Continuing Education certificate 

programs. Eligible programs are listed throughout this course guide 

and are identified with the symbol. 

For more information, please call 856-415-2218. 




Forklift Operator Training 

Gloucester County College, in partnership with Smith and Solomon, is pleased to offer 

Forklift Operator Training that is OSHA compliant (1910.178) with the goal of training 

individuals to properly and safely operate a lift truck. Upon completion, you will be 

evaluated on three pieces of equipment and, if successful, will be certified for three years. 

The components of the program are as follows: 

• 4 hours of classroom instruction 

• 4 hours of hands-on operation of: 

- Sit-down counterbalanced truck 

- Stand-on narrow aisle picker 

- Motorized hand truck 

• Operation in both closed and open environments 

Successful students will receive a Certificate of Completion. .8 CEUs 


and Weichert 

Real Estate School 

Begin your career in Real Estate today!! 

This is the first step to beginning your 

exciting and lucrative career in real estate! 

This non-credit course takes students 

through the principles of real estate and 

includes the study of property interests, 

contracts, financing titles, deeds and 

closing, appraising leases, federal 

laws, NJ statutes and NJ Real Estate 

Commission rules and regulations. 

This course is designed to prepare 

students to sit for the NJ Real Estate 

Salesperson examination. 7.5 CEUs 

$349 REA-100-01 

Mon. – Fri., Sept. 10 – 21, 9 am–4:30 pm 

REA-100-02 

Mon. – Fri., Oct. 15 – Oct. 28, 9 am–4:30 pm 

REA-100-03 

Mon. – Fri., Nov. 26 – Dec. 7, 9 am–4:30 pm 

REA-100-04 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 8 – Dec. 12, 6:30–10:15 pm 

This course is not eligible for a tuition waiver 

(Unemployment, National Guard, Senior 

Citizen discount, College employees, etc.) 

$200 

FOT-100-01 Fri., Sept. 28 

FOT-100-02 Fri., Oct. 26 

FOT-100-03 Fri., Nov. 30 

FOT-100-04 

8 am–4 pm 

Fri., Dec. 28 

170 A Benigno Blvd. 

Bellmawr, NJ 08031 

New Jersey Licensing: An applicant for a 

NJ real estate salesperson’s license must be 

at least 18 years old and have a high school 

diploma or GED. A student must pass the 

75-hour course, pass the state exam ($60), 

and have a NJ broker sponsor his/her 

license. The NJ Real Estate Commission 

will conduct a criminal background check 

on all Agent candidates. 

Payment in full is required at the time 

of registration. Fee includes textbook, 

registration and class. Refunds will be 

issued only if the class is cancelled or if 

the student opts to drop the class before 

the date that the class is scheduled to begin. 

*Important Note: For questions regarding 

New Jersey Real Estate Licensure, please call 

the Weichert Real Estate School directly at 

800-544-3000 or go to schoolsofrealestate.com 

Commercial Truck Driving 

The Gloucester County College (GCC) 

Commercial Driving School is a 

partnership between GCC and Bradway 

Truck Driving School, Inc. Students will 

prepare to pass the NJ DMV required 

written and road tests necessary to obtain 

the CDL-A license. In addition to work 

in the classroom, you will take short trips 

which involve picking up and delivering 

loads to customers and pulling loads with 

full-capacity weights. Driving is done in 

conditions from metropolitan areas to 

open territory and rolling hills. 17 CEUs 

Prerequisites: 

• A desire to embark on a challenging 

and rewarding career change 

• Minimum age of 21 years old 

• Possess a valid automobile license 

with an acceptable license abstract 

• Pass D.O.T. physical and drug test 

• Must be able to read, write and 

comprehend English 

UNEMPLOYED? 

This course qualifies for 

State training grants 

Hours: 170 

$3,995 

CDL-100-01 

Mon. – Fri., Aug. 27 – Sept. 21 

CDL-100-02 

Mon. – Fri., Sept. 24 – Oct. 19 

CDL-100-03 

Mon. – Fri., Oct. 22 – Nov. 16 

CDL-100-04 

Mon. – Fri., Nov. 19 – Dec. 14 

CDL-100-05 

Mon. – Fri., Dec. 17 – Jan. 11, 2013 

7:30 am – 5 pm 

Bradway Trucking – Vineland, NJ 



UCC Courses 

Uniform Construction Code Program 

Regulations of the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code require that candidates 

for licensure complete specified educational courses. Gloucester County College’s 

Division of Continuing Education has been approved by the New Jersey Department 

of Community Affairs (DCA) to offer these courses, which are conducted in 

accordance with N.J.A.C 5:23-5.20. These courses are open to anyone with an 

interest in construction and mandatory for those desiring licensure. 

Courses must be taken in their proper sequence (RCS-ICS-HHS). Individuals 

who are not yet licensed at the RCS level will not be licensed at the ICS or HHS levels 

until the lower license requirements are fulfilled. Licensing questions and licensing 

application packet requests should be directed to the Licensing Unit at 609-984-7834 

or you may email at codeslicensing@dca.state.nj.us. It is recommended that you 

review this packet before you undertake the course. Carefully review all state 

requirements for licensing and prior required job experience before registering for any 

course. You must pass the national exam in order to obtain the license with the DCA. 

Students are required to purchase all required textbooks including the Uniform 

Construction Code Act and Regulations (blue book). Books can be ordered from 

the Department of Community Affairs at 609-984-0040. In addition, students may 

be eligible to apply for the tuition remission program; see your instructor for details 

and necessary paperwork. 

Attention students — please note that the classes below reflect curriculum and 

hour modifications per the new regulation changes adopted by the department 

of community affairs. 

Building Inspector RCS 

Construction Specialist (RCS) 

This course has been designed to meet the 

state educational program requirements to 

become licensed as a New Jersey Building 

Inspector RCS [NJAC 5:23-5.20(e)]. 

The course provides study of structural 

design and analysis, materials, standards, 

plan review, inspection techniques and 

the Uniform Construction Code. 

90 hours 

$595 UCC-101-01 

Plumbing Inspector ICS 

The program is designed to satisfy the 

educational requirement for licensure as 

a Plumbing Inspector. ICS shall consist of 

a minimum of 120 hours of instruction in 

technical and administrative areas with 

the specified texts as they apply to the plan 

review of Class II and Class III structures 

and the inspection of all structures as 

established at N.J.A.C. 5:23-3. 

120 hours 

$795 UCC-102-01 

Electrical Inspector ICS 

This course covers the administrative, 

plan review and inspection requirements 

for electrical systems and design applicable 

to Class II and III structures. 

60 hours 

$425 UCC-103-01 

Subcode Official 

Prerequisite: Possession of a license as an 

inspector of the same type and specialty 

as the subcode official being applied for. 

This course has been designed to 

meet the state educational program 

requirements to become licensed 

as a New Jersey Subcode Offi cial (NJAC 

5:23-5.20(m)). This course provides the 

state-required 45 hours of classroom 

instruction and deals with the duties and 

responsibilities of the subcode official’s 

responsibilities, the methods of code 

enforcement and related legislation. 

Topics: Legal aspects of code enforcement 

and related legislation. 

45 hours 

$375 UCC-104-01 

For more information and start dates, contact Allen Magid at 856-468-5000, Ext. 5503 

Certified Occupational Safety 

Specialist (COSS) 

The New Standard for Safety Practitioners 

The Certified Occupational Safety 

Specialist (COSS) program is an intense, 

curriculum-based certificate course 

for safety practitioners. COSS students 

learn the essentials needed to create 

and maintain a culture of safety in the 

workplace. This professionally-designed 

program is for safety practitioners — the 

people best suited to bring about the 

changes necessary for a safe environment. 

That combination, along with the OSHA 

Outreach 10-Hour cards of completion in 

General Industry and Construction make 

the COSS program truly unique and 

value-added. 

COSS is one of only 41 programs 

certified by the American Petroleum 

Institute and because of the strength 

of this accreditation, COSS is the only 

program of its kind taught at the 

college level. 

$1,799 SAF-100-01 

Mon.–Fri., Nov. 12 – 16, 8 am–5 pm 

Contact: 

Allen Magid, 856-468-5000, Ext. 5503 

or email at amagid@gccnj.edu 

Complete one of these 

Certificate programs and 






Wastewater Management 

For state certification, you must have prior work experience in the field. 

Please visit nj.gov/dep/exams/wsw.htm for state licensing qualifications 

Introduction to Water and 

Wastewater Treatment 

This course consists of maintenance and 

operational procedures of all components 

of water and wastewater systems. It also 

contains all related math, hydraulics and 

other sciences. It prepares the student for 

future advanced water and wastewater 

courses. Along with experience, this course 

prepares the student for T-1, W-1, C-1 and 

S-1 licensing tests. 18 CEUs 

$999 WTS-303-01 

Tues. & Thur., Sept. 6, 2012 – Apr. 12, 2013, 

7–9 pm 

Washington Township Water Tower 

Advanced Wastewater 

Treatment Plant Operations 

This 90-hour course is comprised of two 

basic parts including basic wastewater 

treatment plant operations and the State 

of New Jersey’s DEP syllabus. Students 

will learn terms, concepts, mathematics 

and examples of typical equipment. The 

syllabus will then focus on the various 

types of waste found in domestic and 

mixed streams and publicly-owned 

treatment plants. Upon completion of 

the course, participants will be eligible 

to obtain their “S-2” and above licenses. 

Anyone who is interested in sitting for 

the S-2 and above license and has the 

appropriate education and experiential 

work history, as well as those who do not 

seek a license to operate such as engineers, 

townships who have Environmental 

Commissions, environmental scientists 

and students taking Environmental 

Science, should take this course. 4.5 CEUs 

$899 WTS-306-01 

Tues. & Thur., Sept. 11, 2012 – Apr. 30, 2013, 

6–9 pm 

(no classes Oct. 2, Dec. 25, Jan. 1, Jan. 8) 

Industrial Wastewater 

Treatment Plant Operations 

Part I & II 

The NJDEP mandates that anyone 

applying for an industrial wastewater 

treatment system license complete an 

approved industrial wastewater 

management course prior to taking the 

examination. Topics include introduction 

to monitoring, treatment processes, 

maintenance and safety and nitrogen and 

phosphorus removal. Upon successful 

completion of this course, participants will 

be eligible to take the “N” category license 

exam (designated for industrial or process 

wastewater systems.) 9 CEUs 

$899 WTS-305-01 

Thur., Sept. 13, 2012 – Apr. 25, 2013, 

6:30–10 pm 

(no classes Nov. 29, Dec. 27, Jan. 3) 

Advanced Water Operations 

Part I & II 

This course covers the operation and 

maintenance of surface/groundwater 

treatment and distribution systems, 

disinfection, laboratory sampling, 

monitoring, pumps, motors, meters, 

mains, hydrants, valves, backflow 

prevention, safety, customer relations, 

administration and regulatory compliance. 

4.5 CEUs 

$899 WTS-310-01 

Mon. & Thur., Sept. 10, 2012 – Jan. 17, 2013, 

6–9 pm 

(no classes Nov. 24, Dec. 26, 29) 

Food Safety Courses 

Good Manufacturing Practices 

Who Should Participate? Individuals 

working in the food processing industry — 

at any level. 

Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) 

are a set of rules mandated by federal 

regulation for any facility manufacturing 

food, designed to protect our food supply 

from contamination or adulteration. 

Violation of GMP rules can result in 

not only causing illness or injury to your 

customers, but also can result in fines, 

jail time and loss to your business due 

to product recall. This seminar will cover 

the basic guidelines along with details 

of how to apply these rules in your daily 

operation. Examples of GMP violations 

will be discussed, along with how to avoid 

them in your facility. 

$79 GMP-100-04 

Fri. Oct. 5, 9 am–12 pm 

Spanish 

$79 GMP-100-05 

Fri., Nov. 2, 9 am–12 pm 

Sensory Evaluation 

for Quality Control 

Who Should Participate? Quality 

Control Supervisors and Managers, 

Plant Supervisor and Managers, 

Quality Technicians. 

Evaluation of line samples is a key 

part of food production quality control. 

Are your procedures for sensory evaluation 

as objective as other measures? This course 

will review basic elements of evaluating 

products and how to add controls and 

objectivity to plant sensory evaluation 

for line samples, incoming ingredients 

and finished products. 

$79 SEQ-100-01 

Fri., Oct. 12, 9 am–12 pm 

Allergen Awareness 

for Food Processors 

Who Should Participate? Food processing 

industry employees at all levels. 

Consumers are becoming more aware 

of allergens in the products they buy. To 

meet their consumers’ needs and prevent 

costly product recalls, processors must 

take extra steps to label, store and control 

ingredients and products that contain 

allergens. This seminar will explain and 

define allergens and sensitivities, as well as 

where to find current information on U.S. 

regulations. Ingredient storage and labeling 



and preventing allergen 

cross-contamination throughout 

production will be emphasized. 

$79 AAF-100-01 

Fri., Nov. 9, 9 am–12 pm 

Spanish 

$79 AAF-100-02 

Fri., Nov. 30, 9 am–12 pm 

HACCP Certification 

Who Should Participate? Food industry 

managers; companies seeking SQF or 

similar certification. 

This two-and-a-half day course covers 

information that management personnel 

need in order to write Hazard Analysis 

Critical Control Point (HACCP) plans 

or to conduct the annual re-assessment 

and re-validation of their company’s 

pre-existing HACCP plans. Basic 

information needed for conducting 

a hazard analysis will be discussed, 

along with recommendations on how 

to differentiate between Control Points 

and Critical Control Points, how to 

choose Critical Limits, set up monitoring 

programs and implement corrective 

actions when deviations occur. 

Documentation for all aspects of the 

HACCP program, along with monitoring 

and prerequisite activities and the required 

records review procedures will be covered 

in this course. Participants receive a copy 

of the referenced textbook and handouts 

and complete a written exam at the end of 

the course. Those satisfactorily completing 

the HACCP Exam receive HACCP 

Certification 

$539 HFM-100-01 

Wed. & Thur., Oct. 24 & 25, 8:30 am–5 pm 

Fri., Oct. 26, 8:30 am–12:30 pm 

HACCP Annual Reassessment 

Who Should Participate? Food industry 

managers and those responsible for 

following and creating a Hazard Analysis 

and Critical Control Point (HACCP) plan. 

How adequate and effective is your 

current HACCP plan? Attend this seminar 

to determine if your HACCP plan 

effectively controls the identified critical 

hazards. In addition, we will assist you in 

reviewing the details of your current plan 

to determine if any changes are needed 

since your last annual review. We will 

also address steps for implementation 

of identified changes. 

$89 HAR-100-01 

Fri., Dec. 14, 9 am–12 pm 

Food Science Training 

ServSafe© — Food Safety Manager Training 

Who Should Participate? Individuals working in any type of food-service business 

including restaurants, day care centers, schools, etc. 

This semester a two-day, 8-hour total ServSafe© training session is being offered. Just 

like the traditional 16-hour session, this condensed, 8-hour session prepares participants 

to take the official ServSafe© certification exam which is offered at the conclusion of the 

training. The training is now being offered in two 4-hour sessions for a total of eight 

training hours. Self-study is incumbent on the student’s successful passing of the exam. 

The exam is provided at the end of the second session. The participant’s cost of 

$225 includes two, 4-hour training sessions, the ServSafe© book and the exam. 

We provide the book for you — no need to purchase it ahead. 

ServSafe© meets the needs of New Jersey food laws and regulations and recognizes 

program completers as certified Food Safety Managers. The ServSafe© Program was 

developed by restaurant and food-service experts for food-safety professionals. It sets the 

standard with comprehensive food-safety training and an accredited certification exam. 

$199 

SST-100-01 Fri., Sept. 14 & 21, 8:30 am–12:30 pm 

SST-100-02 Mon., Nov. 12 & 19, 8:30 am–12:30 pm 

Spanish 

SST-100-03 Fri., Nov. 9 & 16, 8:30 am–12:30 pm 

ServSafe© – Food Safety Manager EXAM ONLY – $65 

(Provides exam/proctor only, not the textbook or training course) 

The exam provides an opportunity for individuals to retest for the Certified ServSafe© 

Food Safety Manager certificate. This does not include training or textbook. 

Pre-registration is required. Please call 856-464-5226 to pre-register for the exam. 

SSE-100-01 Fri., Sept. 21, 12–3 pm 

SSE-100-02 Mon., Nov. 19, 12–3 pm 

Spanish 

SSE-100-03 Fri., Nov. 16, 12–3 pm 

Food Safety Training Online 

If you are a food manufacturer or if your employees serve or handle food, your 

first responsibility is the safety of your products. Gloucester County College can 

help you achieve that priority by ensuring a well-trained staff. Our online training 

courses give you access to state-of-the-art food safety training programs designed 

for all of your employees. 

Our training courses include: 

• Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) 

• Personal Hygiene and PPE 

• Safety and Security 

• Allergen Awareness for Food Processors 

• HACCP Introduction 

• Food Safety Manager Refresher Course 

Also: 

• All courses available in English and Spanish (Food Safety Manager 

also available in Mandarin) 

• All courses except Food Safety Manager Refresher, cost $25 per course/ 

per person 

• Food Safety Manger Refresher (four-part course) cost $60 per person 

For additional information or questions contact: 

Allen Magid, Sales Manager CE 856-468-5000, Ext. 5503 or amagid@gccnj.edu 

food sCienCe 



TWIC Enrollment and Activation is now located at 

the Gloucester County College Continuing Education Center 

1492 Tanyard Road 

Sewell, NJ 08080 – Room 822 

Hours of operation: 

Monday to Friday 8 am–12:30 

and 1–4:30 pm 

(closed Fridays in July and August) 

The five-year anniversary for 

“card renewal” is slowly approaching. 

Appointments recommended: 

1-866-347-8942 or 1-866-DHS-TWIC 

Cost: $129.75 

You may register or pre-enroll at the following website: 

http://twixinformation.tsa.dhs.gov 

Credit cards, money order or certified check accepted 

Improve your bottom line with Customized Training @GCC 

GCC provides business and industry training services to enhance the 

skills of your workforce. We will design each course or program to your 

specifications. Our staff is dedicated to providing quality 

customized-training services to assist with meeting your organization’s needs. 

GCC will meet your organization’s needs through: 

• Assessment of the skills of your workforce 

• Custom training programs and classes 

• Consulting services 

• Training for both classroom and online settings 

Our services can be provided at your site or at one of our convenient locations. 

For more information about our services or for a customized program, contact 

Allen Magid, Sales Manager, at 856-468-5000, Ext. 5503 or amagid@gccnj.edu. 

Gloucester County College Safety 

Training Center (GCCSTC) 

Online Safety Training 

OSHA and Safety 

Online Courses 

GCCSTC and the Delaware Valley 

Safety Council (DVSC), in partnership 

with PureSafety, is now offering 

online safety training. With more than 

600 safety courses available, you can 

maintain compliance and minimize 

your time off the job. 

The following is a sample of courses 

that will be available: 

• OSHA 10-hour General or 

Construction* 

• OSHA 30-hour Construction* 

• OSHA Essentials/General 

Safety* 

• General Industry, Construction 

Mining and Heavy Equipment 

• Construction Mini-Modules 

• Driver Safety, Emergency 

Preparedness 

• Food Services and Distribution 

Safety 

• Health and Wellness, Supervisory 

Safety 

• Transportation Safety, Drug/ 

Alcohol Policies 

• Employment Liability 

• General classes in Human 

Resources topics 

Most are available in English or Spanish 

* OSHA courses presently are not 

available due to a review process 

from OSHA 

For more information on safety 

training for your organization, contact 

Allen Magid, GCCSTC sales manager, 

at 856-468-5000, Ext. 5503 or go to: 

http://gccce.puresafety.com 



Hospitality and Food Service Management 

Certificate Program 

Are you interested in the field of hospitality and food service management? Are you 

an entrepreneur with dreams of opening a bed and breakfast, café, coffee shop or deli? 

Would you enjoy developing a career behind the scenes of a foodservice or lodging 

establishment? Perhaps you are already working in the food service industry and wish 

to enhance your skills and move up in management. This certificate program could 

be the right choice to enhance your future in the food service and hospitality field. 

Individuals successfully completing all four training programs will receive 

a Certificate in Hospitality and Food Service Management from GCC. 

The required courses are: 

1. Introduction to Hospitality Management 

2. Budgeting and Cost Control 

3. Supervision in the Hospitality Industry 

4. ServSafe© Food Safety Manager Training — (see page 19) 

(Previously-held certificates will be considered on an individual basis.) 

Introduction to Hospitality 

Management 

The hospitality industry is one of the 

modern world’s fastest growing industries. 

The first segment of this course provides 

an analysis of the various opportunities 

within the hospitality field. Topics will 

focus on skills required to succeed in a 

variety of food service and hospitality 

operations. The course concludes with 

a focus on supervision and management, 

as well as travel and tourism aspects of 

the industry. 16 hours 

$159 IHM-100-02 

Mon. & Wed., Sept. 10 – Oct. 3, 6–8 pm 

Budgeting and Cost Control 

This course is designed to provide a 

comprehensive and realistic insight into 

this crucial areas of the hospitality industry 

including an overview of food, beverage, 

labor cost controls and budgeting. The 

sequencing will provide student(s) with a 

general survey of accounting methods and 

practices, followed by specific management 

techniques for budgeting, controlling and 

reporting food, beverage and labor cost. 

14 hours 

$159 BCC-100-02 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 8 – Oct. 29, 6–8 pm 

Supervision in 

the Hospitality Industry 

As the hospitality industry continues 

to grow, both domestically and 

internationally, so too does the need for 

qualified and competent managers and 

leaders. In this course, emphasis is placed 

on the role of the hospitality supervisor, 

as this position integrates with the 

responsibilities of human resources 

management. By studying employment 

laws as well as leadership styles, by 

applying human resources management 

concepts to case studies and through 

reflection on your own experiences with 

supervision, participants will gain 

increased knowledge and workable tools 

to succeed in supervising roles. At the 

conclusion of the course, individuals 

will be prepared to undertake a Human 

Resources Supervision Certification 

from the National Restaurant Association 

Educational Foundation. The exam 

is included in the cost and is offered 

at the end of this program for certification 

by the National Restaurant Association. 

16 hours 

$199 SHI-100-02 

Mon. & Wed., Nov. 5 – Nov. 28, 6–8 pm 

neW! 

Event 

Management and Design 

Learn to create spectacular special events 

with the Event Management and Design 

online training program. This program 

is split up into two modules: Special Event 

Management and Special Event Design 

and Decoration. Each module includes 

multiple units complete with interactive 

presentations. Corporate events, weddings, 

parades, festivals and more are covered. 

You’ll learn about the practicalities of 

planning events and the dazzle of 

designing them. From permits to 

pyrotechnics, this program will teach 

you how to design, plan, implement 

and evaluate special events. 

Upon registering, you’re given an initial 

six months to complete this program. 

Should you need more time beyond the 

six months, an extension of six months 

is available at no additional cost. 

$1,895 GES 402 

Complete the Hospitality 

and Food Service 

Management 

Certificate program and 





free and grant-funded training 

Food Security and Bioterrorism 

FREE Computer-Skills Training for 

This seminar will focus on the areas of food safety and security 

with an emphasis on preventative measures. We will examine past 

bioterrorism attacks and explore detection and prevention tactics. 

Discussion will Area Business Employees 

cover FDA and USDA advice for preventing bioterrorism and 

what every employee should know. We will explore the use of 

presented by 

cameras, alarms, monitoring programs 

and conducting food security audits. Gloucester County College 

$35 


FST-100-01 

Tues., Nov. 22 

9–11 am In cooperation with NJCCC, NJBIA and the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development, 

Gloucester County Gloucester Fire Academy County College’s Continuing Education Center is offering the following courses 

Instructor: Donna Schaffner 

at no cost to employees in our region: 

Good Manufacturing MS Word I 2007 Practices 

CPT-806 

Who Should Participate? Individuals 

processing Mon., industry Sept. — 10, at any Oct. level. 8, Nov. 5, 

Good Dec., Manufacturing 3 Practices (GMPs) 

MS Excel II 2007 

CPT-809 

working in the food 

Wed., Oct. 3, Nov. 14 or 

are Tue., a set Dec. of rules 12 or 

m a n d a t e d b y 

regulation MS for Word any II facility 2007manufacturing 

protect our food supply from 

adulteration. CPT-807 Violation of GMP rules can 

or injury Mon., to Sept. your 12 customers or and can 

federal Mon. & Wed., Oct. 1 & 3, 6–10 pm 

food, designed to 

contamination or 

result MS in Word illness I 2010 

result CPT-819 

in fines, Wed., jail time Oct. and 10, loss Nov. to your 7, Dec. business 5 due Tue., to product Sept. 25, Oct. 23 or 

recall. This seminar will cover the basic 

with details of how to apply these rules 

MS Outlook 2007 

operation. Examples of GMP violations 

along with CPT-827 how to avoid them in your 

$35 Fri., Sept. 14, Oct. 12 

GMP-100-01 

Tues., Oct. MS 25 Excel I 2007 

guidelines Mon., Nov. along 19 or 

in your daily 

Tue. & Thur. Oct., 9 & 11, 6–10 pm 

will be discussed, 

facility. 

MS Word II 2010 

CPT-820 

Tue, Sept. 28 or 

9–11 am CPT-808 

Fri., Oct. 26, Dec. 7 or 

Gloucester Tue., County Sept. Fire 17 Academy or 

Instructor: Donna Schaffner 

Mon., Oct. 15, Nov. 12, Dec. 10 or 

Mon. & Wed., Sept. 24 & 26 

6–10 pm 

Wed., Nov. 21 or 

Tue. & Thur., Oct. 16 & 18, 6–10 pm 

For more information on eligibility 

or to register, contact: 

Wendy Venable at 856-468-5000, Ext. 5502 

or email wvenable@gccnj.edu 

OR 

Allen Magid at 856-468-5000, Ext. 5503 

or email amagid@gccnj.edu 

You may also register for these classes online 

by logging on to: 

gccnj.edu/ce 

MS Excel I 2010 

CPT-821 

Tue., Oct. 2, 30, Nov. 27, Dec 11 or 

Tues. & Thur., Sept. 11 & 13 or 

Nov. 6 & 8, 6–10 pm 

MS Excel II 2010 

CPT-822 

Fri., Oct. 5, Nov. 2, 30, Dec. 14 or 

Tues. & Thur., Sept 18 & 20 or 

Nov. 13 & 15, 6–10 pm 

MS Outlook 2010 

CPT-826 

Fri., Sept. 21, Oct. 19 

All Day classes held: 

8 am to 5 pm 

All Evening classes held: 

6 to 10 pm 

Eligibility requirements: 

• Employees must be 

employed at least 20 hours 

per week. 

• Employees must be paid 

at their usual hourly rate 

while in training. 

• Employee must have a valid 

Social Security Number. 

• Employer must have a valid 

FEIN number. 

• Training can be delivered at 

the employer's site with a 

minimum of 10 employees 



Community Service Corps 

For classes listed below, participants must be 55 years old or older 

Computer I 

Very basic computer for beginners who 

have never tried to use a computer 

or has had very limited experience with 

a computer. Classes will review mouse 

control, typing, computer terminology, 

inserting pictures and some email. 

Computer II 

Review of computer I and the introduction 

to the remaining computer programs in 

Microsoft office. Doing attachments to 

emails, saving photographs and three 

class projects will be covered. 

Medicare and You 

Everything you need to know about the 

Medicare system and how to purchase 

additional insurance and prescription 

coverage. 

MIPPA New Medicare 

Assistance Program 

Medicare Improvements for Patients and 

Providers Act: find out if you qualify for 

additional assistance paying your bills and 

co-pays for Medicare. 

Call 856-468-1742 for class dates and times 

Funding for these courses has been provided by the 

Gloucester County Board of Chosen Freeholders, 

the Gloucester County Division of Senior Services and the 

New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services 

Are you 60 years young? 

Are you now engaged in volunteer 

work? 

Would you like to be? 

If your answer to any one of these 

questions is “YES,” the CommunItY 

SErvICE CorpS would like to 

hear from you 

Sponsored by rSvp, the united Way 

of Gloucester County, Gloucester 

County College and the Gloucester 

County Department on Aging 

please call 856-468-1742 

or visit us on our website at 

communityservicecorps.org 

1400 Tanyard Road • Sewell, New Jersey 08080 • 856-468-5000 •gccnj.edu 

Courses for 55+ 

Gloucester County 

College is pleased to 

offer cost-affordable 

courses specially 

designed for individuals 

55+. Please see pages 

24 and 25 for our course 

offerings. 

Register Today as these 

courses fill up quickly. 

free and grant-funded training 


Computer training 

Computer Training 

Take all 3 classes in a series 

for only $299 

Microsoft Word 2010 

Become familiar with this popular 

word processing software package. 

Prerequisite: Keyboarding, Microsoft 

Windows 7 or equivalent recommended. 

$129 each or all three for $299 

Beginner 

Become familiar with the newest version 

of this popular word processing software. 

The beginner course will teach you the 

different parts and functions of the 

Word window, navigation and selection 

techniques, editing and formatting text, 

tables, page layout, proofing and printing 

documents and using graphics. .6 CEUs 

CPT-280-01 

Tues. & Thur., Sept. 11 & 13, 6–9 pm 

Intermediate 

This course covers styles, sections and 

columns, formatting tables, labels and 

envelopes, graphics, templates, tracking 

revisions and Web features. .6 CEUs 

Prerequisite: Word 2010 Beginner 

CPT-281-01 


Advanced 

The advanced course teaches the user how 

to use mail merge for form letters, mailing 

labels and envelopes, how to create forms, 

work with long documents and use objects 

and document backgrounds. .6 CEUs 

Prerequisite: Word 2010 Beginner and 

Intermediate 

CPT-292-01 


Excel 2010 

Become familiar with the newest version 

of this popular spreadsheet software. 

Prerequisite: Keyboarding, Microsoft 

Windows or equivalent recommended. 


Beginner 

The beginner course will teach you the 

latest spreadsheet terminology, entering 

and editing data, modifying a worksheet, 

using functions, formatting worksheets, 

creating charts and how to manage large 

workbooks. .6 CEUs 

CPT-282-01 

Tues. & Thur., Oct. 9 & 11, 6–9 pm 

Intermediate 

Intermediate course covers using multiple 

worksheets and workbooks and how to 

link them, advanced formatting, using 

lists and tables, sorting and filtering, and 

working with styles and themes. .6 CEUs 

Prerequisite: Excel 2010 Beginner 

CPT-287-01 


Advanced 

Learn advanced functions, pivot tables 

and charts, exporting and importing data, 

lookups and analytical options. .6 CEUs 

Prerequisite: Excel 2010 Beginner and 

Advanced 

CPT-293-01 


PowerPoint 2010 

Learn to create high-quality electronic 

slide presentations for use in a business 

setting, classroom or at home with the 

newest version of this popular presentation 

software. Prerequisite: Microsoft 


$129 

Beginner 

The beginner course introduces you to 

the fundamental features of PowerPoint. 

Learn how to create new presentations, 

format slides, modify text, draw objects, 

insert and use graphics, use tables, charts, 

and diagrams, transition and time 

presentations and create slide masters. 

Finally, learn how to modify, proof and 

deliver presentations. .6 CEUs 

CPT-273-01 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 1 & 3, 6–9 pm 

Advanced 

Expand on the knowledge from 

Beginner PowerPoint and create custom 

presentations. Work with master slides, 

modify clip art and add animations. 

Include interactive elements in your 

presentation and learn how to integrate 

Microsoft Office files. .6 CEUs 

Prerequisite: PowerPoint 2010 Beginner 

CPT-278-01 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 8 & 10, 6–9 pm 

Access 2010 

Acquire an understanding of this objectoriented 

data base. Prerequisite: Microsoft 



Beginner 

In this course, explore database concepts 

and plan and design a simple database. 

Learn about finding, editing and 

organizing records, setting field properties, 

creating and using queries, creating forms 

and working with reports. .6 CEUs 

CPT-288-01 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 15 & 17, 6–9 pm 

Intermediate 

This course builds on the skills taught 

in Access 2010: Beginner. Learn how to 

normalize data, work with Lookup fields 

and subdatasheets, add objects to forms, 

print reports and labels, create charts 

and use PivotTables and PivotCharts. 

Prerequisite: Microsoft Access Beginner 

.6 CEUs 

CPT-289-01 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 22 & 24, 6–9 pm 

Advanced 

This advanced course covers how to query 

with SQL; create crosstab, parameter and 

action queries; create Macros; import, 

export and link database objects; work 

with XML documents; password-protect 

and encrypt databases; set Access options 

and properties; and create hyperlink fields. 

Prerequisite: Microsoft Access Beginner 

and Intermediate. .6 CEUs 

CPT-291-01 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 29 & 31, 6–9 pm 



Google Docs: 

Getting Started 

neW! 

Google Docs 

Google Docs is a suite of software products 

that lets you create different types of online 

documents, work on them in real time 

with other people and store your 

documents and your other files — all 

online. With an Internet connection, you 

can access your documents and files from 

any computer, anywhere in the world. Join 

us and learn the basic features of Google 

Docs. .3 CEUs 

$50 GOO-100-01 

Tue., Dec. 4, 6–9 pm 

Google Documents 

Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of MS Word 

Google Documents is an online word 

processing package that allows you to 

create and format your text and collaborate 

with colleagues and friends in real time. 

You can: invite other people to collaborate 

on a doc with you, giving them edit, 

comment or view access, view your 

documents revision history and roll back 

to any version, translate a document to a 

different language and much, much more! 

.3 CEUs 

$50 GOO-101-01 

Thur., Dec. 6, 6-9 pm 

Google Spreadsheets 

Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of MS Excel 

Google Spreadsheets is an online 

spreadsheet application that lets you 

create and format spreadsheets, charts and 

gadgets and work with other people at the 

same time. With Google Spreadsheets you 

can: embed a spreadsheet or individual 

sheet of your spreadsheet into your blog or 

website, import and convert .xls, .csv, .txt 

and .ods formatted data, chat in real time 

with others who are editing your 

spreadsheet and so much more! .3 CEUs 

$50 GOO-102-01 

Tue., Dec. 11, 6–9 pm 

Google Presentations 

Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of MS 

PowerPoint 

Google Presentations is an online 

presentation editor that allows you to 

display your work in a visual way. Here’s 

what you can do with Google 

presentations: Share and edit presentations 

with your friends and coworkers, publish 

and embed your presentations in a website 

allowing access to a wide audience, allow 

real-time viewing of presentations online, 

from separate remote locations and so 

much more. .3 CEUs 

$50 GOO-103-01 

Thur., Dec. 13, 6–9 pm 

Google Forms 

Google Forms is a useful tool to help you 

plan events, send a survey, give students 

a quiz or collect other information in an 

easy, streamlined way. Come learn how 

to use Google Forms connected to a 

spreadsheet with the same title. When you 

send or share a form, recipients’ responses 

will automatically be collected in that 

spreadsheet. .3 CEUs 

$50 GOO-104-01 

Thur., Dec. 20, 6–9 pm 

Transitioning to Microsoft 

Office 2010 

Prerequisite: Experience with Microsoft 

Office 

In this course, you will acquire an easyto-understand, 

step-by-step, hands-on, 

skills-based approach that insures success. 

This course makes the move to Microsoft 

Office 2010 easy for you! Explains new 

features and differences between Office 

2010 vs. Office 2007. 

.6 CEUs 

$159 CPT-702-01 


PC Typing Skills 

This course is designed to teach students 

the typing skills needed to operate a 

computer keyboard without looking at the 

computer, keyboard and monitor. Students 

will learn the keyboard home-row, develop 

alpha, numeric and symbol keyboarding 

skills. 1.2 CEUs 

$129 CPT-446-01 

Wed., Sept. 12 – Oct. 10, 6–8 pm 

Microsoft Office Specialist 

Become a Microsoft Office Specialist. It is 

one of Microsoft’s newest Certifications! 

Prerequisites: Basic computer experience 

utilizing Windows, Microsoft Word and 

Excel 

Microsoft © Office Specialists are part 

of a global community of distinguished 

achievers. This Microsoft credential tells 

the world you have demonstrated 

proficiency in the newest standard of the 

world’s foremost desktop computing 

applications. Microsoft certifications 

(based on globally-recognized standards) 

demonstrate your computing skills and 

help advance your career prospects in a 

competitive job market. 

Microsoft Office Specialist certifications 

are primarily for office workers who use 

Microsoft Office programs as a vital part 

of their job functions. This certification 

class encompasses Microsoft Office Word, 

Excel and PowerPoint. 

To succeed in today’s competitive 

job market — whether looking for new 

opportunities or advancing in your 

current position — you need to build 

and demonstrate your technology expertise 

and skills. 24 CEUs 

Class size is limited, so register early. 

(Maximum of 15 students per class) 

$3,495 MCA-100-01 

Mon.–Thur., Sept. 24 – Dec. 6, 9 am–3 pm 

Join us at our 

Career Exploration Night 

to learn about coursaes and training programs offered at GCC 

See page 1 for more information 

Computer traiining 



Photoshop Elements 9 

Bring out the best in your digital photos 

and images with Adobe Photoshop 

Elements 8®. An award-winning package 

designed for photo enthusiasts, Adobe’s 

Photoshop Elements provides the tools 

for making quick fixes as well as detailed 

improvements. This course is designed 

both for those with no previous image 

editing experience and those upgrading 

to Elements 8 from an earlier version of 

the program. In this class, we will explore 

the interface, learn how to transfer 

photos from various sources to the Adobe 

Photoshop Elements application, organize 

photos, fix common flaws in photos, 

enhance photos by adding richness to 

the images using colors, text and shapes, 

transform photographs and create a 

beautiful end product. 

$299 CPT-812-01 

Tues. & Thur., Oct. 30 – Nov. 30, 6–9 pm 

Computer Classes (55+) 

Terrified of Computers 

This class is for you! Learn basic computer 

concepts, practice working with word 

processing and more. We will start from 

the beginning and teach you everything 

you need to know from how to turn on 

the computer to working with desktop files 

and the ins and outs of word processing. 

$69 SCT-101-01 

Tue., Sept. 11 & 18, 9 am–12 pm 

HTML 4.0/XHTML/CSS 

This hands-on Web programming class 

provides a thorough introduction to 

implementing a full-featured website 

on the Internet or corporate Intranet. 

Recognize the components of an HTML 

and XHTML file and create such a file; 

format paragraphs and characters, link 

to local files and Web pages; add graphics 

and sound; create different kinds of lists; 

create multi-column and multi-row tables, 

set background colors and graphics; 

evaluate Web page design and consider 

design issues that affect Web pages; add 

links, create a basic Web page; structure 

the content and much more. 

$299 CPT-810-01 

Tues. & Thur., Sept. 11 – 28, 6–9 pm 

Email Basics 

Create a Web-based email account, 

understanding attachments, proper email 

etiquette. Whether you would just like to 

learn what email is all about or if you are 

interested in exploring the idea for your 

home computer, this class is a basic session 

on emailing. We will cover understanding 

email addresses, sending, saving and 

forwarding messages and more. 

*If you currently have an email account, 

please bring to class the email address 

and password to access your Webmail. 

$49 SCT-102-01 

Tue., Sept. 25, 9 am–12 pm 

Internet Basics: 

Surfin’ the “Net” 

Learn how to “Google,” get your feet wet 

surfin’ the “Net!” You’ll be amazed how 

fun and easy it is. Discover a wealth 

of information available right at 

your fingertips. Learn basic internet 

terminology, how to use a Web browser 

and enter website addresses. Find out 

how search engines can help you locate 

information on whatever your heart 

desires. You’ll also learn how to change 

the page to use for your home pages. 

$49 SCT-104-01 

Tue., Oct. 2, 9 am–12 pm 

Introduction to Windows 7 

Windows 7 offers a myriad of new features 

to make it faster, smoother and easier for 

you to make the most of your computer. 

This class will explore the new features 

of Windows 7 Home Premium such as the 

new Media Center that allows you to use 

your PC as a live TV or DVR, instantly 

upload and edit photos with Windows Live 

Photo Gallery, set up Home Network more 

easily to share files with other PCs in your 

home, keep track of changes on your most 

frequently-visited websites using Web 

“slices” with Explorer 8, quickly compare 

two windows side-by-side using the new 

“snap” feature, easily access your favorite 

files by learning about the new Taskbar 

capabilities, saving snippets of information 

from internet using the “Snippet” tool and 

much, much more! 

$99 CPT-811-01 

Tues. & Thur., Dec. 4 & 6, 6–9 pm 

No Discounts or Waivers are available for these courses. Participants must be at least 55 years old 

Emailing with Attachments 

Do you have a document or even a digitalpicture 

file that you would like to send to 

someone via an email attachment? Or have 

you received an email with an attachment 

and are unsure how to open, view and save 

the file? In this session you will use your 

Webmail to actually send and receive 

attachments in the classroom computer lab. 

Have you found an interesting website that 

you would like to share with a friend? Learn 

how to share a website link within an email. 

*If you currently have an email account, 

please bring to class the email address 

and password to access your Webmail. 

$49 SCT-103-01 

Tue., Oct. 9, 9 am–12 pm 

Learn to Use Word Processing 

Word Processing is a skill that is a given 

in a large percentage of jobs available 

today. Wordpad is a simple but effective 

word processing program that comes with 

most Windows operating system software. 

This course will introduce you to every 

part of the simple Wordpad program 

and, in doing so, many of the most 

common word processing concepts, too. 

$49 SCT-105-01 

Tues., Oct. 23, 9 am–12 pm 



Your Digital Camera — 

Made Easy for Seniors 

The goal of this class is to help 

our fellow seniors get a better 

understanding of today’s technology 

in digital cameras. We eliminate all the 

confusion that digital cameras present 

today. You will learn how to easily 

operate your camera resulting in great 

photos of your grandchildren, other 

family members, friends and all those 

great places you travel to, now that you 

have the time. This is a hands-on class, 

so please bring your camera, owner’s 

manual, charged batteries and memory 

card. 

$79 DIG-318-01 

Sat., Sept. 15 & 22, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 

DIG-318-02 

Sat., Nov. 3 & 10, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 

Classes fill 

quickly so 

Register Today! 

No Time 

to Go 

to School? 

Enroll in an online course 

through Education to Go. 

Visit ed2go.com/gccnjLLL 

Share your expertise! 

Become an Instructor with 

GCC Division of 

Continuing Education 

GCC’s Division of Continuing 

Education is always seeking 

new course ideas. Do you 

have expertise in an area 

you would like to share? 

Join our winning team of 

experts, have fun and earn 

extra income teaching your passion. 

We are currently seeking instructors for the following areas: 

Supervisory Skills 

Leadership Skills 

Veterinary Assistant 

Human Resource Management 

Business Coaching 

Web Design 

Health & Wellness 

Non-Profit Management 

Gerontology 

Project Management 

Six Sigma 

Train the Trainer 

Diversity Training 

Multi-Skilled Technician 

Phlebotomy Technician 

EKG/Telemetry 

Zumba 

Tai Chi 

Email your resume to: Brigette Satchell at bsatchel@gccnj.edu 

Submit a course proposal at gccnj.edu/ce 

Proposal Deadlines: 

Semester — (months) Deadline for course proposal submission: 

Winter/Spring — (January – June) September 1 

Summer — (July – August) February 1 

Fall — (September – December) May 1 



online Courses 

Online Courses from LERN! 

Gloucester County College is pleased to offer online, certificate programs from the Learning 

Resources Network (LERN), an international association of lifelong learning programming, 

offering information and resources to providers of lifelong learning programs. 

eMarketing Essentials Certificate 

Come get a fundamental yet advanced introduction to eMarketing, 

including improving email promotions, analyzing your website 

traffic, doing search engine optimization and how to successfully 

employ online advertising. 

Relevant for any type of organization including businesses, 

companies, nonprofits and government agencies. No eMarketing 

experience or expertise is necessary. If you are already at an 

advanced level, your instructors are experts and can provide the 

latest, most advanced information and answer your toughest 

questions. 

Upon completion of all the individual courses, you will meet the 

requirements for the eMarketing Certificate 

• Improving Email Promotions • Boosting Your Web Site Traffic 

• Online Advertising 

$495 Certificate — includes all three courses 

$195 Each individual course 

LRN-100-02 

Three one-month courses, Sept. – Nov. 

Improving Email Promotions 

Discover new ways to improve your email promotions, including 

when to email, what to email and testing email copy. Then find 

out how to analyze your email response rates, including getting the 

bench marks for open rates and click through rates. Learn how to 

improve your email promotion and responses with tracking and 

testing. 

LRN-101-02 

One-month online course, Sept. 4 – 28 

Boosting Your Website Traffic 

Acquire the basic skills to boost your website traffic, including 

how to analyze your visitor traffic, how to use search engine 

optimization to get greater visibility and exposure in Google 

searches and how to redesign your website copy to increase your 

visitors and results. 

LRN-102-03 

One-month online course, Oct. 1 – 26 

Online Advertising 

Get the keys to making online advertising work for you and 

your organization. See how pay-per-click advertising with Google 

AdWords works. Find out how to test low-budget AdWord 

campaigns. Learn how you can target local audiences. Then 

discover Facebook advertising and how you can determine the 

demographics and even numbers of people you want to reach. 

LRN-103-04 

One-month online course, Nov. 5 – 30 

Mobile Marketing Certificate 

The Mobile Marketing Certificate is relevant for people in 

any workplace organization, including companies, nonprofits, 

government and small business. Mobile marketing has really taken 

off. This year there have been more purchases of smartphones than 

desktop computers and more searches on the Internet taking place 

on mobile devices than desktop computers, which proves this 

trend. The one-month online course covers strategy and 

introduction, including what type of platforms to use, how to 

design a campaign and finally how to execute and measure success. 

Participants log into the course any time — day or night — from 

any computer. This course includes audio lectures by the instructor 

with slides, videos, online readings and ongoing discussion with 

the instructor and other participants. 

This course is part of the Mobile Marketing Certificate, including 

the courses: Creating Cell Phone Apps for Business, Introduction to 

Mobile Marketing and Advanced Mobile Marketing. 

$595 Certificate — includes all three courses 

LRN-316-01 

Three one-month courses, June – Aug. 

Mobile Marketing 

More than half of U.S. consumers who have made purchases on 

their smartphone have done so in response to a mobile marketing 

message. Smartphone sales exceeded 420 million in 2011. Analysts 

forecast these sales will surpass 1 billion by the end of 2016. The 

way consumers are interacting with brands and connecting to the 

world is changing because of mobiles. Find out about locationbased 

marketing, mobile payments, QR codes, applications and 

mobile coupons. You will learn how mobile marketing can increase 

your capabilities to retain current customers and gain new ones. 

$195 LRN-318-01 

One-month online course, Sept. 4 – 28 

Creating Cell Phone Apps for Your Business 

(non-technical course) 

Cell phone apps are the latest way smart businesses are reaching 

their customers. It seems that nearly everyone is carrying and 

using a smartphone these days. Smart organizations across the 

globe are investing in building cell phone apps for their businesses. 

In this four-week course, we will provide you with step-by-step 

instructions on how non-technical users can build, deploy and 

market smartphone applications across Android, iPhone and 

Blackberry platforms. The course is ideal for business owners and 

executives who want to understand how smartphone applications 

can be inexpensively built and also for technical users who want to 

understand how to quickly deploy smartphone applications. 

$245 LRN-317-01 




Online Courses from LERN 

Advanced Mobile Marketing 

Get the knowledge needed to implement a mobile marketing plan 

for your organization. Find out about proximity marketing, mobile 

marketing metrics and developing a mobile marketing campaign. 

Learn how to promote your app on the Web, build a landing page 

for your app and advanced tracking of your application usage. 

Take home a blueprint for creating guidelines and standards for 

your mobile marketing effort and measure its success. You will 

leave this course with the knowledge to implement a mobilemarketing 

plan for your organization. 

$245 LRN-319-01 


Business Research Certificate 

Discover the specific knowledge needed to succeed in researching 

and utilizing the best and most appropriate data for decision 

making for your organization. Get the skills needed to effectively 

communicate research results to a specific audience for maximum 

impact and effective decision making. For business professionals, 

entrepreneurs and anyone who needs specific information about 

their business. This course will give you the specific knowledge 

you need to succeed in your research quest. 

Introduction to Business Research 

Business Research will provide the specific knowledge needed to 

succeed in researching and utilizing the best and most appropriate 

data for decision making. It will also provide the skills needed to 

effectively communicate research results to a specific audience 

for maximum impact and effective decision making. The course 

is broad based and provides a strong foundation for meeting 

business research needs. More advanced courses will be available 

after completion of this foundation course. 

Business Statistics 

Numbers are vitally important to all types of business decision 

making. From budget projections to inventory tracking, business 

leaders rely on numbers to help them make sound financial 

decisions. How can you make these numbers meaningful to you 

in your day-to-day planning and decision making? Learn how 

to apply and interpret numbers in real-world business ideas in 

our business statistics course. 

Qualitative Business Research 

Words are powerful information sources for sound business decisions. 

As a business leader, you talk to others when you have a question 

or need to solve a business problem. They provide a richness of 

information that numbers alone cannot. How can you effectively 

harness the power of words when you have a need to know 

something? Learn how to use qualitative methods (information in 

words) to make the best possible business decisions in our course. 

$495 LRN-320-01 

Sept. 4 – Nov. 30 

Business Coaching Certificate 

Mentoring and coaching have come to be used more frequently 

in organizations to improve leadership competencies and provide 

employee support. It has benefits for the employer and employee. 

Develop skills in the creation, implementation and support of 

coaching and mentoring programs in your workplace. Critical 

analysis and improvement of your programs alongside group 

dynamics and innovative strategies will also be examined in 

terms of coaching and mentoring programs. 

$295 LRN-621-01 

Sept. 4 – Oct. 26 

Cyber Security 

Cyber security issues are all around us and reach nearly every 

part of our business and work, from online banking and education 

to Facebook and Wi-Fi. Finally, you can get up-to-date on Cyber 

Security basics and fundamentals. Designed for non-technical 

managers, directors and others in the work place, you will learn 

about threats and vulnerabilities, safeguards, common attacks, 

viruses, malware and spyware, disaster recover planning, Intrusion 

Detection/Prevention, basic security architecture, introductory 

forensics and cyber terrorism. 

At the end of this course, you will have the knowledge needed 

to practice safer computing and safeguard your business and 

work information. 

$245 LRN-307-01 


Designing Successful Webinars 

Webinars are a hot new meeting format that save money and 

reach more people than in-person meetings. Use them for 

customer education, staff meetings and training, presentations, 

virtual seminars and much more. 

The technology is simple, but good Webinar presentation 

techniques are critical. Discover the power of successful Webinars 

for your business organization. Then learn the four key strategies 

to make your Webinars more successful. Acquire techniques and 

tips that will make your Webinars winners with your audiences. 

$195 LRN-308-01 


Facebook for Business: Advanced Skills 

for Businesses and Organizations 

Find out what goes on behind the scenes on Facebook pages and 

how to increase the chances that your message is seen and acted 

on. Discover new tools and proven techniques to increase business 

and expand your reach. Discuss how to adapt your marketing 

message for the Facebook platform and how to integrate Facebook 

across all marketing areas. This is an advanced class and assumes 

you have started a page on Facebook and have some basic 

knowledge of the platform. 

$245 LRN-309-01 






Google Analytics 

If you are not reviewing your website statistics, then you are 

missing several key opportunities to profit from your website 

traffic. This course, aimed at non-technical users, will take you 

through all the key techniques and how to use website analytics 

using the world-standard Google Analytics, a free online tool. 

You’ll understand your visitor traffic better, learn how to 

calculate return on investment (ROI) for your online advertising 

and find out how to get more conversions and sales from your 

website visitors. A must for anyone serious about leverage more 

success from their website. 

$195 LRN-310-01 


Successful Survey Techniques 

Your customers hold the key to your organization’s success. 

Getting to know your customers better means lower costs and 

better results, including higher retention and more customer 

satisfaction. Surveys are one of the best ways to find out what 

your customers want and how they want it. But too many 

surveys ask the wrong people the wrong questions. Discover 

who to survey, what questions to ask and the key to getting 

a higher response to your surveys. 

This hard-hitting practical course will yield a huge ROI for your 

organization. Whether you need to analyze profitability, satisfaction, 

service or all three, this course will generate thousands of dollars 

in increased sales, greater efficiency or more effectiveness. 

Course includes a personal FREE critique of one of your surveys! 

$395 LRN-312-01 


Twitter 

Twitter is a hot, social media platform these days — and everyone 

seems to be using it. Learn the best way to take advantage of the 

unique opportunities Twitter offers and discover the best ways 

to create relationships and network with your key constituents. 

You will find out the best and easiest techniques for successful 

interactions in the Twitter-verse. 

$195 LRN-314-01 


YouTube for Business 

Increase your business with YouTube, the online video site and 

now the second-largest search engine. Discover the power of video 

for your organization and how to use video as a marketing tool 

to reach and serve more people. 

Find out what types of video work best on YouTube, how other 

business organizations are using YouTube, how to create your 

own YouTube channel and the techniques of adding captions, 

annotations and other extra features. 

YouTube can enhance your current marketing and 

communication strategy. After attending this course you will 

take back proven strategies and techniques for making YouTube 

work successfully for your organization. 

$195 LRN-315-01 


LERN Online Courses for K-12 Teachers 

Gender in the Classroom 

Discover how girls and boys learn differently. Take away 10 top 

tips for helping girls learn more and 10 top tips for helping boys 

learn more. Get research data not available anywhere else. 

Optional 1.0 graduate credit for each course is awarded by the School 

of Education at the University of South Dakota. After you register for 

your course, you pay the additional fee of just $40 to the University of 

South Dakota for the awarding and processing of your graduate credit. 

$145 LRN-622-01 


Online Teaching and Learning 

Specifically for K-12 teachers, you will find out why and how your 

students learn online. Find out about all the wonderful eTools 

being used, from drag-and-drop games to virtual labs. Then find 

out how you can begin to use the Web in your own teaching. 

Optional 1.0 graduate credit for each course is awarded by the School 

of Education at the University of South Dakota. After you register for 

your course, you pay the additional fee of just $40 to the University of 

South Dakota for the awarding and processing of your graduate credit. 

$145 LRN-623-01 


Social Media and Online Tools 

for K-12 Teachers 

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube! It seems that everyone, including 

your students, talk about the ways the Internet keeps them in 

touch and connected. Since many of your students are technology 

natives already, aren’t you curious about how to use these tools 

to keep them engaged in your class? Do you ever wonder if there 

might be some time-effective ways to communicate with their 

parents? GoogleDocs, Adobe ConnectNow, iGoogle, Flicker, 

Animoto, Earth album, Teacher Tube, blogs, virtual labs and yes, 

even Facebook and Twitter, can help you add dimension and 

interest to your class. 

$145 LRN-624-01 


Generational Learning Styles 

for K-12 Teachers 

Your students learn differently than you do. Find out how to help 

your students learn more, then discover something new about 

yourself. Come away with our top 20 generational techniques for 

helping your students learn. 

$145 LRN-625-01 





Students with Aspergers 

Today, every school in America has students who have been 

diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome — a neurological disorder 

on the autism spectrum. The effects of this disorder vary widely, 

but it is important for every teacher to understand how to 

recognize behaviors that may indicate Asperger’s Syndrome. In 

this course, you take away strategies for working effectively with 

Asperger’s students. And you will find out how to work effectively 

with parents to create the most positive learning environments 

for children and teens with Asperger’s Syndrome. The course 

is geared for K-12 teachers, but it is also relevant for counselors, 

faculty in higher education, parents and anyone else interested 

in understanding this important issue. 

$245 LRN-626-01 


Gloucester County College in partnership with 

MySpanishTeacher.com is now offering comprehensive online 

Spanish courses. The specialized, interactive audio/visual 

technology teaches you quickly the vocabulary you need 

to communicate and understand. It is designed for the busy 

professional and offers you maximum convenience and 

flexibility. You receive unrestricted access to all the interactive 

lessons, games, flash cards, reviews and tests for the entire 

six months. 

• An easy-to-use, interactive audio-visual program 

you can access online 24/7 

• Over 1,200 words and phrases specific to your job 

• No pressure — learn at your own pace, at home or 

anywhere with an Internet connection 

• Receive instant feedback to help you reinforce and 

retain what you’ve learned 

• Program automatically records progress, allowing 

you to immediately pick up where you left off 

• Print out vocabulary sheets to study away from the 

computer 

• Have a question about a particular phrase you need 

to learn? You can email your course teacher and 

receive a quick, personal response 

Dementia Care Specialist 

As baby boomers age, we are challenged to care for an 

exponentially-growing population of persons with dementia. 

This course provides essential knowledge and understanding 

about neurological diseases that affect cognition and memory, 

and practical application of effective skills for supporting persons 

with dementia. Nearly all disciplines benefit from expertise 

in Dementia Care Specialists, as do families of persons with 

dementia. Come away with increased knowledge in how to 

care for persons with dementia. Expertise in this growing area 

of human services also enhances your resume. 

$495 LRN-627-01 

One-month online course, Sept. 4 – Oct. 26 

Unique, audio-visual, online course 

There’s no prior knowledge of Spanish needed 

No confusing rules of grammar to learn 

Each course is $89 and includes six months of unlimited 

access to all course material. 

• Spanish for Teachers 

• Spanish for Healthcare 

• Spanish for Banking 

• Spanish for Real Estate 

• Spanish for 911/Dispatcher 

• Spanish for Customer Service 

• Spanish for EMS/Fire (includes over 160 alert words 

to maintain your safety) 

• Spanish for Park Rangers (includes over 160 alert words 


• Spanish for Law Enforcement (includes over 160 alert 

words to maintain your safety) 

• Spanish for Corrections (includes over 160 alert words 


For more information visit: 

http://www.myspanishteacher.com/gcc 

or call 856-468-5000, Ext. 5515 

Note: This course is not appropriate for minors. Some subject 

matter and alert words include translations of vulgar 

language intended only for state and local public 

safety professions. 






Small Business Development 

Entrepreneurial Certificate Program 

Gloucester County College, in conjunction with The New Jersey Small Business Development Center, is pleased to offer the 

Entrepreneurial Certificate program. This certificate program is designed to give an entrepreneur or a prospective entrepreneur 

the tools and understanding needed to successfully start and run a business. Students who complete this program will receive a 

certificate issued by GCC and the NJ Small Business Development Center, Rutgers University Camden. 

This 30-hour program covers a wide variety of topics on starting a small business. Completion of the following courses is 

required in order to qualify for this certificate: 

Starting a Business from A-Z Marketing Research and Strategies Business Ownership: Contracts and 

Recording Business Transactions Understanding Financial Statements Agreements 

Financing a Small Business Writing a Business Plan 

Starting a Business from A-Z 

This course is designed for entrepreneurs 

intending to start or have recently started 

a small business. It examines legal forms 

of doing business in New Jersey, how to 

register a business, setting up bookkeeping 

records, federal and state taxation, payroll, 

insurance and licensing. 

$115 SBA-140-01 

Thur., Sept. 6 & 13, 6–9 pm 

SBA-140-02 

Thur., Nov. 15 & 29, 6–9 pm 

Recording Business 

Transactions 

This is a practical application class 

designed to teach the business owner how 

to record specific transactions in a manual 

record keeping system. Disbursement and 

sales journals will be prepared as well as 

accounts receivable and accounts payable 

ledgers. Sample transactions will be used 

to generate business activity through the 

end of an accounting period and will result 

in the creation of financial statements. 

$60 SBA-146-01 

Thur., Oct. 11, 6–9 pm 

Financing a Business 

One of the primary challenges facing a 

new business is obtaining the necessary 

funding to start or expand. This course 

explains the criteria used by lenders to 

evaluate a potential borrower. Sources 

of financing will also be explored, 

including bank and non-bank lenders, e.g. 

the Small Business Administration (SBA) 

micro-lenders, venture capitalists and 

others. The borrowing basics will be 

directly tied to the contents of a business 

plan/loan proposal. 

$60 SBA-142-01 

Thur., Oct. 4, 6–9 pm 

Marketing Research and 

Strategies 

Examine in detail the two critical aspects 

of marketing. The first session will focus 

on marketing research techniques and 

tools. This program is for new and existing 

businesses. The second session covers 

strategies and actions you can take to 

market your business. (The second session 

of this program is the equivalent to 

Successfully Marketing Your Small Business.) 

$115 SBA-143-01 

Thur., Oct. 18 & 25, 6–9 pm 

Understanding Financial 

Statements 

Gain an understanding of basic business 

financial statements (balance sheet, income 

statement and statement of cash flow). 

The class will demonstrate how the review 

and analysis of the financial statements can 

provide you with the information needed 

to improve profitability and/or grow your 

business. Detailed discussion of revenues 

and expense items, forecasting and trend 

analysis will be included. 

$60 SBA-144-01 

Thur., Nov. 1, 6–9 pm 

Complete the Small Business 

Development Entrepreneurial 

Certificate programs and 



Business Ownership, Contracts 

and Agreements 

This class provides a basic understanding 

of business contract law with an overview 

of the different types of contracts 

(employment, supplier, customer), with 

a description of situations requiring 

attorney consultation. Topics include: 

legal structures, partnerships and 

partnership agreements, corporation 

and shareholder agreements. 

$60 SBA-145-01 

Thur., Nov. 8, 6–9 pm 

Writing a Business Plan 

Successful businesses start with a strong 

business plan. Comprehensive business 

plans include financial projections, an 

industry analysis and a complete marketing 

plan. A business plan demonstrates the 

viability of the business and communicates 

a person’s ability to manage the business. 

This course introduces the format of a 

business plan, the information that should 

be included and most importantly where a 

person will find the appropriate information 

to create a business plan. (No business plan 

need be created at this point. That will 

occur at or after the one-on-one counseling 

session, since the groundwork has been laid 

in this program.) 

$115 SBA-141-01 

Thur., Sept. 20 & 27, 6–9 pm 

SBA-141-02 

Thur., Dec. 6 & 13, 6–9 pm 

small business development 


publiC safety and seCurity 

Fire Training 

Gloucester County Fire Academy (GCFA) 

Firefighter I 

Prerequisites: Students must be 18 years of age; a member of a fire company, department 

or brigade; provide proof of enrollment in the organization’s respiratory protection 

program; and be prepared to demonstrate proof of physical fitness. Students must be 

equipped with gear that meets ALL applicable standards and regulations. 

*Note: Students must complete: I-100, I-700 and CPR and provide proof by end of semester. 

This course follows the National Fire Protection Standard 1001 and the New Jersey 

certified curriculum. Topics include: fire chemistry, fire ground safety, SCBA, ladders, 

search and rescue, communications, ventilation, fire suppression, HAZMAT Level I 

Awareness and Level 2 Operations, hazard communication, NJRTK, confined space 

awareness and bloodborne pathogens. 

In-county resident — FREE (text included), Out-of-county resident — $150 (text included) 

Text: Jones & Bartlett, Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills 

FFI-100-01 

Sat., Aug.11 to Sun., Dec. 9 

Orientation: Aug. 10, 7 pm 

Gloucester County Fire Academy, Clarksboro 

Registration: Gloucester County Fire Academy 

200 Shady Lane, Clarksboro, NJ 08020 

856-423-4127 or Fax 856-423-4861 

Registration closes when class limit 

(45) is reached! 

The Gloucester County Fire Academy is able to assist area businesses and organizations 

with specialized training such as: 

• Extinguisher Instruction 

• Hazard Communications/NJ Worker Right-to-Know 

• Infection Control of Blood Borne Pathogens 

• Confined Space Awareness 

• HAZWHOPER 

• DOT Using the Emergency Response Guidebook 2008 ed. 

• Recognizing and Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace 

Customized fire-safety training is available both at the academy and off-site at industries 

and emergency services organizations. The Gloucester County Fire Academy is located in 

Clarksboro, NJ. In addition to classroom instruction, the facility also offers a burn 

building, full-sized aircraft replica and ranch-style smokehouse. 

For start dates and additional information please contact Robert Hill, Director 

of the GCFA, at 856-423-4127 or rhill@gccnj.edu. 

Fire Training Classes 

Auto Extraction 1 

$125 FF1-100-02 

Tue., Thur., Sat. & Sun.,Oct. 2, 4, 6 & 7 

Auto Extraction II 

$125 FFI-100-03 

Sat. & Sun., Oct. 20 & 21 

Heavy Vehicle Rescue 

$150 FFI-100-04 

Fri.–Sun., Nov. 9, 10 & 11 

Prerequisites: 

*Successful completion of NJ Fire Fighter I 

program or EMT certified and 18 years old 

**Auto Extrication 1 or EMT certified and 

18 years old 

Additional courses can be found at 

http://fireacademy.gccnj.edu/courses.cfm 

OSHA 8-hour HAZWHOPER 

Refresher 

The 8-hour refresher course meets the 

requirements outlined in OSHA 29 CFR 

1919.120 for 8 (eight) hours of annual 

refresher training for workers at 

hazardous waste sites. This course is 

designed for general site workers who 

remove hazardous waste or who are 

exposed or potentially exposed to 

hazardous substances of health hazards. 

$199 OHR-100-01 

Fri., Sept. 21, 8 am–5 pm 

OHR-100-02 

Fri., Nov. 2, 6–10 pm 

OSHA 10-hour Construction 

The 10-hour Construction Industry 

Outreach Training Program is intended 

to provide entry-level construction 

workers general awareness on 

recognizing and preventing hazards 

on a construction site. This course is 

designed for construction workers as 

an ideal orientation to those who are 

new to the industry and as a reminder 

to those who have been working in the 

industry to the hazard associated with 

their work. 

$229 OHC-100-01 

Fri. & Sat., Sept. 28 & 29, 8 am–1 pm 

OHC-100-02 

Fri. & Sat. Nov. 9 & 10, 8 am–1 pm 

OSHA 10-hour General 

The 10-hour General Industry Outreach 

Training Course is intended to provide 

entry-level general industry workers 

broad awareness on recognizing and 

preventing hazards on a general 

industry site. Students will be 

introduced to OSHA policies, 

procedures and standards as well 

as general industry safety and health 

principles covered in OSHA Act part 

1910. Special emphasis will be placed 

on areas most hazardous using OSHA 

standards as a guide. 

$229 OHG-100-01 

Fri. & Sat., Oct. 5 & 6, 8 am–5 pm 



Photo by GCC Alumni Richard Hughes 

Gloucester County College Foundation’s 

Evening Features: 

• More than 100 wines 

to sample 

• Hot and Cold Hors d’oeuvres 

• Carving Station 

• Signature chocolates 

from around the world 

Sixth Annual 

Wine & 

Chocolate 

Tasting 

October 12, 2012 

6:30 to 9:30 pm 

Wedgwood Country Club 

200 Hurffville Road, Turnersville, NJ 08012 

Donation: $50 per person 

$45 for GCC Alumni 

(tax deductible to the extent allowed by law) 

For information: 

call – 856-681-6202 

email – rpage@gccnj.edu 

visit – www.gccnj.edu/foundation 

Hosted by: 


856-468-5000 • www.gccnj.edu 

(Must be 21 years of age or older to taste wines) 

gCC foundation fund raiser 

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Digital Photography Certificate Program 

Gloucester County College is pleased to offer a Certificate Program in Digital Photography. To earn the certificate, you must 

complete three core courses, one specialty course and two workshops. Upon completion of all of the certificate requirements, 

please contact our office at 856-415-2218 to receive your certificate. 

Core Courses 

Digital Photography Made Easy 

Creative Digital Photography 

Advance Digital Photography 

Intuitive Photography 

Core Courses 

Digital Photography Made Easy 

The goal of this class is to help you 

understand the digital camera in more 

detail. Do you find yourself frustrated 

trying to understand and use your digital 

camera? Has it become an obstacle? Do 

you find yourself trying to figure out your 

camera every time you try to take a 

picture? Then this class is for you! You 

can’t take great pictures until you 

understand how your camera works. You 

will become more comfortable using your 

digital camera and will learn how to take 

more creative photos. This is a hands-on 

class, so bring your camera, owner’s 

manual, an extra battery and memory card. 

$139 DIG-101-01 

Mon. & Thur., Sept. 17 – Oct. 1, 6:30–9:30 pm 

DIG-101-02 

Tue. & Fri., Oct. 16 – 30, 6:30–9:30 pm 

Creative Digital Photography 

The goal of this class is to help you take 

better pictures of your family and friends 

— be it candid or posed. It will help you 

understand what the right background 

and lighting can do to improve your 

photos, how to get great professionallooking 

photos at a wedding of your family 

and friends, how to get post-card-looking 

landscape photos while on vacation and 

how to use some of the basic computer 

programs designed to help you with 

your photographic endeavors. This is 

a hands-on class, so bring your camera, 

owner’s manual, tripod and an extra 

battery. 

$139 DIG-102-01 

Mon. & Thur., Oct. 15 – 29, 6:30–9:30 pm 

DIG-102-02 

Tues. & Fri., Nov. 6 – 20, 6:30–9:30 pm 

Specialty Courses 

Array of Digital Photography 

The Art of Creating Digital Landscapes 

Advanced Digital Photography 

The goal of this class is to make it easy for 

you to learn advanced digital photography 

techniques such as the advantages of using 

raw vs. jpeg, using external flash, bounce 

flash, fill flash, backing up your photos 

onto an external hard drive and more 

advanced photo editing programs such 

as some Photoshop and Lightroom 

techniques, etc. This is a hands-on class, 

so bring your camera, owner’s manual, 

tripod and an extra battery. 

$139 DIG-103-01 

Mon. & Thur., Dec. 3 – 17, 6:30–9:30 pm 

DIG-103-02 

Tues. & Fri., Dec. 4 – 18, 6:30–9:30 pm 

Intuitive Photography 

We have all heard, “Cameras don’t make 

pictures, it’s the eye behind the lens.” So 

true, but understanding the basic workings 

of a camera goes a long way in helping you 

make better photographs. Whether you 

are using a point-and-shoot camera or a 

DSLR, this class focuses on camera basics, 

advancing your intuitive vision and the 

simple art of manipulating photographs 

using software for a more expressive image. 

$139 DIG-104-01 

Wed., Oct 17 – Nov. 21, 6:30–9 pm 

Workshops 

New Lighting Cubed 

Creating High-Definition Photography 

Using Window Lighting in Digital 

Photography 

Specialty Courses 

(must take 1) 

Array of Digital Photography 

The goal of these classes is to help you 

discover where your interests and talents 

lie in digital photography. Each of the 

five weeks will be a workshop and cover 

the basics of portraiture, studio, weddings, 

commercial product and landscape 

photography. This class is for DSLR owners 

who are familiar with the operations of 

their cameras. This is a hands-on class, 

so bring your DSLR camera, tripod and 

owner’s manual. 

$129 DIG-207-01 

Tues. & Fri., Sept. 18 – Oct. 2, 6:30–9:30 pm 

The Art of Creating Digital 

Landscapes 

If you’ve ever returned from a vacation 

or a field trip and your photographs don’t 

look the way your mind’s eye remembered 

them, then this Landscape Photography 

seminar is for you! The goal of this 

15-hour seminar is to show you how to get 

a perfect exposure using the 18 percent 

gray and zone system, how to photograph 

Panoramas from camera capture to 

Photoshop completion, high definition 

resolution (HDR) from bracketing in 

camera Photomatix Pro 3 completion, how 

to be in the right place at the right time to 

capture the elusive moment the way your 

eye saw it. 

Requirements: A working knowledge 

of your DSLR camera, owner’s manual 

and tripod. 

$129 DIG-316-01 

Mon & Thur., Nov. 5 – 19 , 6:30–9:30 pm 



Workshops (must take 2) 

New Lighting Cubed 

Have you ever looked at a photo and 

thought... wow, how did they do that? In 

the Lighting Cubed class we will teach you 

lighting from the very basics to advanced 

techniques. The class is taught by two 

professional photographers with decades 

of experience. Please join us for four 

weeks of laid back natural light and 

studio lighting instruction. Beginning to 

advanced photographers are welcomed! 

$79 DIG-317-01 

Wed., Sept. 12 – Oct. 3, 6:30–9:30 pm 

Creating High Definition 

Photography 

$79 DIG-315-01 

Sat., Dec. 8, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 

Using Window Lighting in 

Digital Photography 

$79 DIG-310-01 

Sat., Dec. 15, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 

Your Digital Camera — 

Made Easy For Seniors 

The goal of this class is to help 

our fellow seniors get a better 

understanding of today’s technology 

in digital cameras. We eliminate all the 

confusion that digital cameras present 

today. You will learn how to easily operate 

your camera resulting in great photos of 

your grandchildren, other family members, 

friends and all those great places you travel 

to, now that you have the time. This is a 

hands-on class, so please bring your 

camera, owner’s manual, charged batteries 

and memory card. 

$79 DIG-318-01 

Sat., Sept. 15 & 22, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 

DIG-318-02 

Sat., Nov. 3 & 10, 9:30 am–12:30 pm 

neW! 

Getting to Know 

Your Apple Device 

Have you recently purchased an iPad or 

iPhone and would like to learn how to get 

the most of the device? If so, this class is 

for you. Come learn the basics and how 

to get the maximum use of your iPad or 

iPhone. (Please bring your iPhone or iPad 

to class.) 

$29 PRO-502-02 

Wed., Oct. 3 & 10, 6–8 pm 

neW! 

Tea Tasting and 

Tea Blending 

Would you like a cup of tea? Come join 

us for a fun-filled day and learn about the 

various types of teas, their health benefits 

and how to brew the perfect cup. This 

workshop will provide you with 

opportunities to taste, blend and mix 

your own flavor teas. 

$39 TEA-101-01 

Sat., Oct. 27, 11 am–1 pm 

neW! 

Positive Thought, 

Positive You! 

Do you often focus on your failures and 

shortcomings? Now is the time to Think 

Positive! Positive thinking brings inner 

peace, success, improved relationships, 

better health, happiness and satisfaction. 

Join us as we discuss strategies for 

improving your self-confidence and 

overcoming obstacles. 

$59 PTP-100-01 

Tue., Oct. 16, 6:30–8:30 pm 

neW! 

Stress Management 

with Meditation 

Are you are experiencing intense stress 

right now? Meditation is a good way of 

relaxing during and at the end of a stressful 

day. Join us as we discuss how stress affects 

your body and techniques that you can use 

daily to eliminate stress symptoms. 

$59 SMM-100-01 

Thur., Oct. 4, 6:30–8:30 pm 

Wine Classes 

neW! 

Sonoma County and 

Its Wines 

Taste Red, White and Bubbles from 

Sonoma County’s coolest wine region: 

The Russian River Valley, the Sonoma 

Coast and Caneros. The focus is upon 

Pinot Noir and Chardonnay beginning 

with the Bubbles and what makes these 

wine regions so special. 

$169 PRO-328-01 

Tue. & Wed., Oct. 9, 10 & 16, 7–9 pm 

PRO-328-02 

Wed. & Tues., Oct. 17, 23 & 24, 7–9 pm 

“Wines of Napa” California 

Just an hour-and-a-half ride north of San 

Francisco is some of the most expensive 

land in the world and it is vineyard land. 

Napa Valley is very small but its reputation 

for producing quality wine is large indeed. 

We will taste the many different wines of 

Napa as well as its many districts (AVAs), 

Carneros, Howell Mountain, Rutherford, 

Spring Mountain, etc. 

$169 PRO-329-01 

Wed. & Thur., Sept. 12, 13 & 19, 7–9 pm 

PRO-329-02 

Wed. & Thur., Sept. 20, 26 & 27, 7–9 pm 

California’s Central Coast 

Pinot and Chardonnay lead the way in 

producing delicious wines from Ste. Rita 

Hills in Santa Barbara County and the 

Santa Lucia Highlands in Monteray County. 

Students will learn how the proximity to 

the coastal winds of the Pacific affects the 

style of the wines from these regions. 

$169 PRO-330-01 

Tue. & Wed., Nov. 6, 7 & 13, 7–9 pm 

PRO-330-02 

Tue. & Wed., Nov. 14, 20 & 21, 7–9 pm 

Sparkly and Stickey’s 

Introduction to Holiday Wines 

This course will introduce students to 

the great variety of sparkling wine that 

exists throughout the world such as 

Caca, Prosecco, Sekt and sparkling wine 

from France and California. Also, a 

comprehensive tasting of the wines from 

the champagne region of France will be 

undertaken. Students will be exposed 

to light-, medium- and full-bodied 

champagnes as well as the differences 

between Negocient and Grower producers, 

as well as vintage champagnes and prestige 

champagnes. Apertifs and dessert wines 

such as Ice Wine, Vin Santo, Sauternes 

and Port will be included in each class. 

$169 PRO-282-01 

Wed., Nov. 28, Dec. 5 & 12, 7–9 pm 

PRO-282-02 

Thur., Nov. 29, Dec 6 & 13, 7–9 pm 




Cooking Classes 

neW! 

Healthy Cooking 

Class! (Vegan) 

Are you seeking ways to improve health 

and prevent the onset of diseases like 

diabetes and heart disease which are so 

common in our culture today? This course 

is for you. Come learn how to improve 

your health by changing your intake to 

a whole-plant-based diet. You will learn 

about the vegetables in season, grains 

and how to cook them, protein in different 

forms derived from plants and how to 

choose a menu that suits your busy lifestyle. 

$139 HCC 100-01 

Tues., Oct. 2 – 30, 6–9 pm 

Cooking 101: Basics and 

Techniques 

Are you a busy person who just never got 

around to learning the basics of cooking? 

We have the course for you. Join Chef 

Rooks as he shares his expertise on 

essential kitchen techniques to help 

enhance your own kitchen life and to make 

quick and tasty meals. Plus you will learn 

the basic cooking skills you’ll need. Get 

ready to start cooking! 

$169 PRO-402-01 

Mon., Sept. 24 – Nov. 5, 6–8:30 pm 

(no class Oct. 8) 

Prepare Fun Gourmet 

Appetizers 

Do you want to wow your family and 

friends? Come join us in this class as 

you learn to make fun appetizers. You 

will learn how to make carved vegetables 

into flowers and melon baskets. 

$69 PRO-403-01 

Mon., Nov. 12, 6–8:30 pm 

Fruit Basket and Melon 

Carvings 

Do you want to impress your dinner 

guests? Have you always wanted to learn 

how to carve fruits and vegetables? Come 

join us in this class. You will learn how to 

make carved vegetables into flowers and 

melon baskets. 

$49 PRO-404-01 

Mon., Oct. 15, 6–8:30 pm 

The Business of Catering 

This class is for anyone interested in 

catering and learning the ins and outs 

of food service from startup to party 

completion. Topics will include: startup, 

costing/pricing, proposal, production of 

the party and staffing. 

$49 PRO-405-01 

Sat., Nov. 10, 10 am–2 pm 

Catering Your Own Party 

Learn how to give a party and be a guest as 

well. Come and learn to have the best holiday 

gathering ever. This class will cover the 

logistics of timing, menu, serving and 

presentation. The menu will include holiday 

favorites. Chef Mark Rooks will share his 

secrets with you so you can enjoy your 

own party. 

$69 PRO-406-01 

Sat., Oct. 6, 10 am–2 pm 

Simply Italian 

Learn how to prepare and cook foods from 

all regions of Italy, starting with appetizers, 

soups and salads through homemade 

pastas, entrees and desserts. This course 

is designed to give students a hands-on 

knowledge of Italian cuisine. There is a 

material fee of $25 that will be due the 

first night of class. 

$129 PRO-347-01 

Mon., Sept. 24 – Nov. 5, 6–8:30 pm 


The Everyday Gourmet 

Bring out your inner gourmet chef with 

this course designed to teach students to 

create simple but elegant meals. The course 

will include appetizers, main dishes, side 

dishes and even some desserts. Students 

should bring the following items to class: 

knives, aprons, towels, containers and 

garnishing tools. 

$169 PRO-355-01 

Wed., Oct. 17 – Nov. 28, 6–8 pm 

(no class Nov. 21) 

The Everyday Gourmet 2 

This class is designed to add even more 

recipes to the home chef ’s repertoire that 

they will love. This class will include main 

dishes, side dishes and even some desserts. 

Students should bring the following items 

to class: knives, aprons, towels, containers 

and garnishing tools. 

It is not necessary to have taken the first 

Everyday Gourmet class to take this one. 

$169 PRO-401-01 

Wed., Nov. 28, 2012 – Jan. 16, 2013, 6–9 pm 

(no class Dec. 26) 

Culinary Couples 

This series will include a different 

cooking theme each Friday, running 

for 4 weeks. Students will work with 

their partner and the other couples 

to successfully create a meal complete 

with an appetizer, a main course, 

a side dish and a dessert. The class 

will run three hours, with time to 

prepare the meal and time to relax, 

eat and enjoy conversation with your 

partner and the other couples. Class 

size is limited to five couples. 

$99 per couple/per session 

all sessions 6–9 pm 

Polynesian Pleasures 

Recipes include: Waikiki Wontons, 

Pork Char Siu, Vegetable Stir-Fry with 

Tofu, Pineapple Macadamia Nut loaf 

PRO-423-01 Fri., Sept. 21 

Tantalizing Thai 

Recipes include: Chicken Satay with 

Dipping Sauce, Waterfall Beef, Pad 

Thai, Coconut and Corn cookies 

PRO-423-02 Fri., Sept. 28 

Greek Kouzina Delights 

Recipes include: Spanakopita (Greek 

Spinach Pie) Greek Lamb Chops with 

Fennel, Arakas me Patates (Dilled 

Peas and Potatoes), Bougatsa me 

Krema (Creamy Custard Phyllo pastry) 

PRO-423-03 Fri., Oct. 12 

Vibrant Vegetarian Dishes 

Recipes include: Caramelized-Onion 

Pizza with Gorgonzola, Black Pepper 

Fettuccine with Chardonnay and 

Charred Asparagus, Roasted Pear 

Salad with Chevre and Fig Vinaigrette, 

Raisin and Almond cookies 

PRO-423-04 Fri., Oct. 19 



Explore New Skills 

Extreme Couponing 

With the recent buzz from TLC’s show 

“Extreme Couponing,” clipping coupons 

has made its way into mainstream 

America. The show tells how normal 

everyday people save at least 50 percent 

on their grocery bills every week just 

by using coupons. This course will show 

you how to save money by using coupons, 

the different types and where to find 

them and how to use them to generate 

the biggest savings for your family. 

$35 PRO-500-01 

Tues., Oct. 9 – 30, 6–8 pm 

Hand-Blown Glass Ornaments 

Anyone can make beautiful hand-blown 

glass ornaments. Glaskolben glass tubes 

make it easy for beginners to experience this 

old-world craft. Using the hot head torch, 

students will learn to add colors, heat the 

glass and then blow to create shape. Each 

student will have the chance to experiment 

with shapes and colors to create 10 unique 

ornaments. No prior glass experience is 

necessary. Bring safety glasses and a small 

box to class. 

$129 PRO-343-01 

There is a fee of $40 per person for 

materials – please make check payable 

to the instructor first day of class. 

Sat., Nov. 3, 9 am–1 pm 

Ceramics — Handbuilding 

and the Wheel 

Come learn the techniques of 

handbuilding and throwing on the 

wheel from an experienced instructor. 

You will explore surface decoration 

techniques, using glazes and underglazes. 

This course is open to both beginners 

and to those with ceramics experience. 

Materials needed are: ceramic tool kit, 

fettling knife, plastic bucket, apron, towel, 

plastic bags. 

$189 PRO-302-01 

Wed., Sept. 19 – Nov. 28, 6:30–9 pm 

(no class Nov. 21) 

Introduction to Knitting 

If you like to create personal, hand-made 

items for family and friends, then this 

class is for you. You will learn all levels 

of knitting skills in a relaxed atmosphere. 

This class is for beginners and 

intermediates alike. Beginners will learn 

basic stitches and intermediates will learn 

the more difficult stitches. A material list 

will be provided. 

$89 PRO-261-01 

Tues., Sept. 25 – Oct. 30, 6:30–8:30 pm 

Beginning Sign Language 

Learn basic sign language. This class is 

excellent for educators and parents who 

would like to teach their own children 

a second language. 

$109 PRO-120-01 

Wed., Sept. 19 – Oct. 24, 6–8 pm 

Conversational Spanish 

If you have little or no knowledge of 

Spanish and would like to communicate 

better with business associates or friends, 

this course is for you! Gain basic skills in 

speaking Spanish through conversational 

exercises. Hasta La Vista! 

$129 PRO-252-01 

Tues., Oct. 9 – Nov. 13, 7–9 pm 

Beginner Conversational 

Mandarin Chinese 

Learn and practice basic oral Mandarin 

and gain an understanding of the 

Chinese culture. You will learn simple 

conversational Mandarin Chinese. 

$109 PRO-413-01 

Thur., Sept. 13 – Oct. 31, 6–8:30 pm 

Intermediate Conversational 

Mandarin Chinese 

Prerequisite: Beginner Conversational 

Chinese 

Intermediate Conversational Chinese builds 

on the knowledge and skills developed in the 

elementary conversational class. Vocabulary 

and pronunciation are emphasized while 

cultural knowledge is deepened. 

$129 PRO-419-01 

Thur., Nov. 8, 2012 – Jan. 10, 2013, 6–8:30 pm 

For Your Garden 

Fall Is for Planting 

To prune or not to prune? To mulch or not 

to mulch? To cover or not to cover? Come 

learn why fall is often the best time to 

plant. Discuss the concept of the outdoor 

room, kaleidoscope of color and natural 

gardening. Plants for winter interest are 

emphasized. You will learn what to do now 

to make the spring garden beautiful, plant 

bulbs, plant perennials and flowering 

shrubs, plant flowering trees. 

$75 PRO-186-01 

Wed., Sept. 12 – Oct. 10, 7–9 pm 

and Sat., Oct. 6, 9–11 am 

Triple Oaks Nursery, Franklinville 

Harvesting and Using Herbs 

What are you going to do with all these 

herbs you planted last spring? Come learn 

the many ways herbs can be used in 

cooking, teas and crafts (potpourri, 

baskets, etc.) You will learn to make a fresh 

herbal arrangement, grow and harvest 

herbs and create a small herb wreath. 

Dried herbs will be available at a minimal 

cost for the craft projects. 

$75 PRO-253-01 

Wed., Oct. 24 – Nov. 21, 7–9 pm 

and Sat., Oct. 27, 9–11 am 


Holiday Floral Design — 

Fall Harvesting 

You will learn the basic floral techniques 

the first 35 minutes of class. You will learn 

to make a bow and a beautiful Cornucopia 

of fresh flowers, berries, seasonal grasses 

and apple (artificial) and a specially-made 

gingerbread man. 

$59 PRO-281-01 

Please bring a check payable to Triple Oaks 

Nursery in the amount of $45 to the class for 

materials. 

Wed., Nov. 21, 6:30–8:30 pm 

Wreaths for the Holiday 

Learn to decorate naturally for Christmas. 

The first 35 minutes you will learn 

about using natural materials for holiday 

decorations, conditioning, K-bow making, 

etc. You will decorate a fresh wreath with 

natural cones, pods, fruits, etc. 

$59 PRO-282-01 



materials. 

Sat., Dec. 8, 9–11 am 



personal groWth/ health and Wellness 

Botanical Centerpiece 

A botanical centerpiece is an elegant 

centerpiece made with a large variety of 

plant materials including magnolia leaves, 

holly berries, many fragrant evergreens 

and cones and pods. 

$59 PRO-283-01 

Tues., Dec. 18, 6:30–8:30 pm 



materials. 


Personal Growth Online 

Courses 

Lose Weight and Keep 

It Off 

Do you want to lose weight and keep it off? 

Now you can. In this comprehensive 

course you will discover how to establish 

a healthy approach to weight loss and 

weight maintenance. You’ll master how 

to set and achieve weight-loss and weightmaintenance 

goals that make sense for you. 

$95 

To learn more or to enroll go to 


Introduction to Natural 

Health and Healing 

Would you like to learn more about natural 

health but don’t know where to start? 

If so, then this is the course for you! We’ll 

discuss the various stages of health and 

illness and you’ll discover that true health 

means wholeness of the mind, body and 

spirit. You’ll start a personal health journal 

to evaluate your current lifestyle and 

observe how your behaviors can affect 

your health. We’ll also explore naturopathy, 

which seeks ways for the body to heal 

itself. By the end of this course, you’ll have 

begun taking charge of your own health 

and healing. 

$95 

To learn more or to enroll go to 


Sports and Nutrition 

Chair Yoga 

This is a class for all ages. It increases 

strength, flexibility, balance and 

circulation. This class will also help you 

reduce blood pressure and will help you 

release stress. 

$69 HST-306-01 

Mon., Sept. 10 – Nov. 5, 7:15–8:15 pm 

HST-306-02 

Sat., Sept. 15 – Nov. 3, 11:30 am–12:30 pm 

Body Toning 

Tone every muscle in the body. Would 

you like to get rid of those love handles 

and firm up your problem areas? If so, we 

have the class for you. Join us as we focus 

on firming that lovely, lower half and 

abdominal region. Challenge yourself 

with strength and conditioning moves 

in a class atmosphere. Please bring a set 

of 2–5 lb. (each) dumbbells, a towel and 

exercise mat to class. 

$69 HST-204-01 

Thur., Sept. 13 – Nov. 15, 6:30–7:30 pm 

(no class Oct. 11, Nov. 8) 

Pilates and Yoga 

Add Pilates and Yoga to your workout 

routine to increase your strength and 

flexibility. Join us as we provide you with 

eight sessions for working on balance, 

stability and flexibility. 

$69 HST-203-01 

Mon., Sept. 10 – Nov. 5, 6:30–7:30 pm 

For the latest information 

about upcoming courses 

and programs, 

please visit 

gccnj.edu/ce 

Cardio Toning 

Cardio Sculpt is a combination of cardio 

and sculpting moves. This one-hour 

cardiovascular strength training exercise 

class shapes and tones the entire body and 

helps prevent osteoporosis. Bring a set of 

2–5 lb. (each) dumbbells, a water bottle, 

towel and an exercise mat. Accommodates 

beginner to advanced fitness levels. 

$69 HST-202-01 

Wed., Sept. 12 – Oct. 31, 6–7 pm 

Personal Safety for Women 

Based on the principles of self-protection 

as taught in the unique Japanese Martial 

Art of Aikido that is both non-aggressive 

and non-competitive. Participants will 

enjoy an inter-active session with a skilled 

presenter! Learn tips to stay safe whether 

you’re at home, out shopping, going to 

work, away at school, traveling on business 

or on vacation. All of these situations 

require awareness and sensible steps 

to stay safe. 

$25 PRO-311-01 

Mon., Sept. 17, 7:15–9 pm 

Traditional Aikido 

(Self Defense) 

This course is offered to new students to 

discover a unique Japanese Martial Art 

based on the redirection of the attacker’s 

force. Both men and women learn effective 

self-defense techniques without aggression 

and develop self-discipline to improve their 

lives. You will learn exercises to develop 

concentration and focus, to increase fitness 

and relieve stress. Participants should wear 

or change into loose, comfortable clothing. 

$59 PRO-308-01 

Mon., Sept. 24 – Nov. 5, 6:45–7:45 pm 




Dancing 

Scottish Dance 

Discover the art of Scottish Highland 

and Ceilidh dancing. This course will 

introduce you to the basic steps of the 

traditional Highland dances such as the 

Highland Fling and Sword Dance. It will 

also introduce you to some of the basic 

Ceilidh dances such as Gary Gordons 

and The Dashing White Sergeant. Youths 

and adults can learn this ethnic art form. 

Previous dance experience is not required. 

You don’t have to be Scottish to learn to 

fling with us. 

$89 DAN-107-01 

Thur., Sept. 13 – Nov. 1, 7–8 pm 

(no class Oct. 11, Oct. 25) 

Ballroom Dancing 

for Beginners 

Do you want to learn how to dance like 

the stars? Come join us for six fun-filled 

evenings as you learn how to Fox Trot, 

Rumba, Swing and Cha Cha. 

$89 DAN-106-01 

Tues., Sept. 25 – Oct. 30, 7–8 pm 

R&B Line Dancing 

Come join in the fun of “Soul Line Dancing.” 

This class offers something for everyone. 

You will learn line dances that you can enjoy 

at any party, from the Big Band era thru the 

millenium. Some of the favorites taught will 

include the Electric Slide, the new Cha Cha 

Slide and oldies like the Wanderer, Soul City 

Walk. Bring yourself and your friends and 

enjoy a night out. 

$59 DAN-116-01 

Fri., Sept. 21 – Oct. 26, 7–8 pm 

More R&B Line Dancing 

Enjoyed the first session of “Soul Line 

Dancing?” This class is a continuation and 

offers a little Country too. If you missed 

the first set of dances, do not miss this next 

session. Bring yourself and your friends 

and enjoy a night out. Come and stomp 

your feet to the music. 

$59 DAN-117-01 

Fri., Nov. 2 – Dec. 7, 7–8 pm 

(no class Nov. 9 or 23) 

Basic Belly Dancing 

An introduction to the basics of Belly 

Dance, this course will teach women of 

all shapes and sizes to connect with their 

bodies. This low impact, non-competitive 

class focuses on the core movements 

of Middle Eastern dance. Wear socks 

or slippers and expect to have fun! 

$69 DAN-112-01 

Wed., Sept. 19 – Oct. 24, 7–8 pm 

Country Line/Group Dancing 

Country Western line dancing is fun, 

easy to learn and partners are not required. 

Instructions will include Tush Push, Flying 

8s, Trashy Women, 10-Step, El Paso and 

more. Come and learn the country western 

standards that never go out of style. 

$59 DAN-119-01 

Fri., Sept. 21 – Oct. 26, 8:05–9:05 pm 

Things Change . . . 

Do you have a new 

phone number, email 

or address? 

Please call us at 

856-415-2216 

so that we can stay 

in contact with you. 

Social Dances for Weddings 

Whether you’re invited to a company party, 

a wedding or getting married yourself, this 

course will help you to be more comfortable 

on the dance floor. We start with the basic 

dancing of Fox Trot, a little Swing and Latin 

rhythms. Then we move on to techniques 

of basic slow dancing of the traditional first 

dance of the bride and groom. 

$79 DAN-122-01 

Wed., Sept. 19 – Oct. 10, 7–8 pm 

More Social Dancing 

This course is designated for those who 

have already taken introductory Social 

Dancing. The course will include 

additional movements in Fox Trot, Waltz, 

Latin steps, Slow Dancing and Jitterbug. 

Partners are not required. 

$79 DAN-124 -01 

Wed., Oct. 17 – Nov. 14, 7–8 pm 

Moving to Latin Rhythms 

This is a safe, fun and easy way to get in an 

exercise program while learning the steps to 

Salsa, Merengue and other popular rhythms. 

Designed by experienced dance instructors 

and personal trainers, the movements are 

simple enough for beginners, older adults 

and those who have never taken a dance or 

exercise class. Class does not include 

jumping, running or strenuous movements, 

but it will include FUN! 

$79 DAN-123 -01 

Wed., Sept. 19 – Oct. 10, 8:05–9:05 pm 

Salsa and Merengue 

This course is a concentration on just two 

popular rhythms — Salsa and Merengue. 

Dances will include beginner to advance 

moves. Come and join the fun of dancing. 

Partners are not required — however 

partners will not be supplied. 

$59 DAN-118-01 

Fri., Nov. 2 – Dec. 7, 8:05–9:05 pm 

(no class Nov. 9 or 23) 

health and Wellness 


Kids, tWeens & teens 

neW! 

App Attack! Make 

Your First Game App 

Today, whether it’s a video game or GPS, 

it’s all about your “APP-titude”. Explore the 

app universe and create your own mobile 

application or mobile game! Students will 

discover the “behind the screen” world of 

phone-based and tablet applications. In 

addition to learning the basics of mobile 

app design and games, you will gain 

first-hand know-how of the world of 

App’s publishing functions. No prior 

experience is necessary and students do 

not need to own a smart phone or tablet 

to take the class 

$125 KID-101-01 

Ages 8–11: Sat., Oct. 6 & 13, 10 am–4 pm 

Ages 12–16: Sat., Oct. 20 & 27, 10 am–4 pm 

Video Game Animation 

Take your game design to the next level by 

creating and animating your own character 

sprites. Start with a name, develop the 

character’s personality, signature moves, 

special powers and a story line. Finish with 

a fully-animated character to be used in 

future games. Students do not need any 

prior experience in game design, animation 

or sketching. Student created animations 

will be available on a password protected 

website to share with friends and family. 

$149 KID-117-01 

Ages 8–16: Sat., Oct. 29 & Nov. 5, 11 am–5 pm 

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Intro to Acting 

Everyone has to start somewhere! Open 

to all students ages 12–17 who want to 

explore acting — whether as a fun 

extracurricular activity or as a possible 

career — this 8-week class is a great place 

to start. We begin with ensemble building 

games, move on to the basics of acting 

(like character development, motivation 

and objective) and conclude with 

monologues and scene work. Some 

class time will be devoted to students 

memorizing their texts. We believe that 

to act is to PLAY. 

$99 KTT-103-01 

Ages 12–17: Tues., Sept. 4 – Nov. 6, 6–8 pm 


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Musical Theater 

This 8-week class is open to all students 

ages 12–17, who wish to discover an 

approach to acting and singing that is clear 

and fun. We will focus on how to better 

approach material, sharpen audition skills, 

understand direction and adjustments, 

make strong choices, relax and most of 

all have confidence. This class is designed 

to help unlock imagination and overcome 

inhibitions. Class will culminate in a small 

performance for parents and friends. All 

levels are welcomed. 

$99 KTT-104-01 

Ages 12–17: Wed., Sept.5 – Nov. 7, 6–8 pm 


Self Defense Parent/Child 

Share quality time while developing 

valuable self-defense skills! Each adult and 

child (age 10 and over) will work together 

in class learning this unique Japanese 

Martial Art of Harmony. The techniques 

of Aikido redirect the attack and control 

the attacker without the necessity for 

violence or aggression. Your child will 

develop coordination skills and increased 

self-confidence while learning to challenge 

themselves in order to succeed and learn. 

Note: Each child must be registered with 

a participating adult for this class. Wear 

clean, loose-fitting clothes. 

$59 PRO-309-01 

Ages 10 and up: Wed., Sept. 19 – Oct. 24, 

6:45–7:45 pm 

Beginner Sign Language 

for Teens 

Learn basic sign language. This class is 

excellent for teens who would like to learn 

a second language. 

$129 KID-124-01 

Ages 13–18: Tues., Sept. 18 – Oct. 23, 6–8 pm 

Conversational Mandarin 

Chinese for Teens 

This course is specially designed for high 

school students who are interested in 

learning Chinese language and Chinese 

culture. It will introduce numbers, colors, 

daily greetings, home, school, calendar, 

time, weather, family and friends as well as 

pronunciations, tones and basic grammar. 

$129 KID-125-01 

Ages 13–18: Mon. & Wed., Sept. 10 – Oct. 31, 

6–8 pm 

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Stars of the Season 

Portable Planetarium Show 

Star of the Season is a fully-functional, 

inflatable planetarium. Using state-ofthe-art 

technology, we are able to bring 

the night sky directly to you. Learn how 

to locate the stars, constellations and 

planets visible in the current night sky. 

Keep up to date on the latest astronomical 

events. Friendly, Fun and Educational! 

$20 KTT-200-01 

(includes parent and child admission) 

Ages 4–6: Sat., Oct. 6, 10–11 am 

KTT-200-02 

Ages 7 and up: Sat., Oct. 6, 11 am–12 pm 

Kooky Cookies 

Who doesn’t like cookies? This class will 

let the chef-in-training make some easy 

and delicious cookies that they will love 

to make as much as they will love to eat. 

$39 KID-112-01 

Sat., Sept. 29, 9 am–12 pm 

Cupcake Joy 

Learn how to make and decorate cupcakes. 

We will use fondant to make creative 

toppings like animals that will sit atop 

our creations and we will experiment with 

different candies to make one-of-a-kind 

cupcakes. 

$39 KID-113-01 

Sat., Oct. 20, 9 am–12 pm 

neW! 

Study Skills for 

High School Students 

Whether you are currently a student who 

needs to study more effectively or are 

planning to return to school after a long 

absence, you can learn basic techniques 

of good study habits. Learn the skills of 

note taking, writing papers and developing 

good listening ability to become a 

successful student. 

$59 KTT 100-01 

Mon. & Wed., Sept. 10 & 12, 6–8 pm 



neW! 

How to Write 

a Winning College Application 

Essay 

Review essay questions commonly used 

by colleges and universities and what 

admission officers are really looking for 

in a college essay. Learn how to progress 

from an outline to a well-developed, 

polished college application essay. 

$79 KTT-101-01 

Tues. & Thur., Oct. 2 – 11, 6–8 pm 

neW! 

Writing Skills for 

the College Bound 

Writing assignments are inevitable when 

you are in college. Brush up on the skills 

needed to write papers, reports and essays. 

Learn the techniques that are essential 

for effective composition, with emphasis 

on the development of ideas, paragraph 

structures and competent writing 

strategies. 

$ 79 KTT-102-01 

Tues. & Thur., Oct. 16 – 25, 6–8 pm 

SAT Preparation 

This course is designed to expose the 

student to the specific test material 

required for the new SAT. We will work 

on actual simulated SAT questions and 

explain the answers. A practice test will 

be provided for students to do on their 

own. We will cover such topics as: the 

actual breakdown for the test, how best to 

prepare for the test and how the guessing 

factor can be used to significantly increase 

your scores. Proper test preparation greatly 

helps to minimize the dangerous tensions 

that can seriously lower scores for many 

students. Half of the sessions are spent in 

Critical Reasoning (verbal) and half in 

Math. Students should bring a calculator 

for the Math sessions. 

$229 COL-100-01 

Mon. & Wed., Sept. 10 – Oct. 4, 6–9 pm 

COL-100-02 

Mon. & Wed., Oct. 8 – Oct. 31, 6–9 pm 

COL-100-03 

Mon. & Wed., Nov. 5 – Nov. 28, 6–9 pm 

Youth 

One-Stop 

GED Center 

New Location: 

6 Barnsboro-Blackwood Road 

The Youth One-Stop GED Program is located 

in the GCC College Services building 

6 Barnsboro-Blackwood Road 


The Youth One-Stop GED program provides free GED test- 

preparation services to out-of-school Gloucester County 

individuals ages 16–21. In addition to academic services, 

the Youth One-Stop GED program also offers: 

Employment skills preparation — 

Vocational training 

Job search assistance 

Transition assistance to post-secondary 

education options 

Opportunities for trips, service learning 

and career exploration 

Weekly monetary rewards and other incentives 

Counseling services 

Access to Fitness Center four days a week 

Transportation assistance 

For more information, call: 

856-468-5000, Ext. 6841 or 4305 

OPERATES YEAR-ROUND 

8 am – 3 pm, Monday through Friday 

Please call to receive additional information 

and to determine eligibility. 

The Youth One-Stop GED program is operated by the Gloucester County 

Institute of Technology under the direction of the Gloucester County 

Workforce Investment Board and is funded through the Gloucester County 

Board of Chosen Freeholders and the NJ Department of Labor and 

Workforce Development. 

Kids, tWeens & teens 


adult eduCation programs 

Adult Education Program 

Gloucester County College offers free Adult Education programs to assist adults with preparing for the GED test and improving their basic reading, writing and math skills. 

These Adult Education programs are funded by the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development. 

Adult Basic Education (ABE) for adults who do not 

possess a high school diploma and require training 

in basic (below high school level) reading, writing 

and math. 

General Education Development (GED) for adults 

who wish to study high school level writing, math, 

social studies, science, literature and the arts in order 

to pass the GED test and receive a high school 

diploma issued by the State of New Jersey. 

Adult Basic Education/ 

GED Preparation 

Evening Program: 

Tues. & Thur., 6–9 pm 

Start Date: Sept. 4 

Day Program: 

Mon. – Thur., 8:30–11:30 am 


English as a Second Language (ESL) for adults who 

want to learn and adapt themselves to the American 

language and culture. Special emphasis is placed 

on improving communication skills in the areas of 

listening, speaking, reading and writing. 

The programs are offered during the day and evening 

at Gloucester County College. Day programs run yearround 

and evening programs run from Sept. until May. 

Please call 856-468-5000, Ext. 6227 for more information or to register. 

All students must have their skills evaluated before beginning a class. 

English as a Second Language 

Evening Program: 

Tues. & Thur., 6–9 pm 


Day Program: 

Mon. & Wed. or Tues. & Thur., 9 am–12 pm 

Start Date: Oct. 1 

Citizenship/Civic Education for adults who want 

to learn about and prepare for the naturalization 

process. 

Classes are free, however, there is a $10 non- 

refundable registration fee. 

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Specialty ESL Classes 

Afternoon: 

Citizenship — Mon. 12:30–3:30 pm 

Start Date: Sept.10 

Health Care — Tue. 12:30–3:30 pm 


Restaurant — Wed. 12:30–3:30 pm 


Basic Computers — Thur. 12:30–3:30 pm 




GED Testing 

The General Educational Development 

(GED) Test is designed to measure the 

educational development of adults who 

have not completed a formal high school 

program. A New Jersey High School 

Diploma is awarded solely on the basis of 

successful test scores in the five academic 

areas: reading, writing, math, science and 

social studies. 

Eligibility 

The GED test can be administered to 

candidates who: 

1. are at least 16 years of age * 

2. are not currently enrolled in 

high school 

3. a resident of New Jersey 

* Anyone who is under 18 must complete 

and submit a Certificate of Non-Enrollment 

form. Certificate of Non-Enrollment forms 

are available at the local high schools. 

Candidates 16–17 years old must be 

accompanied by a parent or guardian 

(with proper ID). 

Registration Information 

• Must pre-register online atGED123.org 

and bring the printed Proof of GED 

Registration 

• Must register in person at the Continuing 

Education Center 

• Must possess and present a Social 

Security card and a valid New Jersey 

driver’s license with a photo or a county 

issued ID with address 

Costs 

There is a $50 fee for taking the GED test. 

You must bring a money order payable to 

Gloucester County College at the time of 

registration. Each retest will cost $10 per 

test. 

Registration Location 

Registration 

8 am–5 pm, Mon. – Fri. 

at the Continuing Education Center 


Workforce Learning Link 

The Workforce Learning Link is a program developed by the New Jersey Department of Labor and 

Workforce Development to provide adult learners with instruction in reading, mathematics, computer 

skills, communication, English language skills, GED preparation, financial literacy and employability 

skills. The goal of the program is to increase participants’ overall readiness to enter the workforce. 

Services offered at the Workforce Learning Links are funded by the Gloucester County Workforce 

Investment Board and the State of New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development. 

Services at the Workforce Learning Links are available free of charge to help Gloucester County 

residents enhance their skills that are needed to compete in today’s labor market. 

Learning Link Locations: 

Thorofare One-Stop Career Center Gloucester County College St. Matthews Comm./Rec. Center 

215 Crown Point Road 1400 Tanyard Road Route 322-Glassboro Road 

Thorofare, New Jersey 08086 Sewell, New Jersey 08080 Williamstown, NJ 08094 

For more information, please call 856-384-3700 

GCC offers GED Testing 

on a weekly basis 

Day, Evening and Saturday 

test sessions 

are available 

For more information about GED testing, please call 856-468-5000, Ext. 6228 

adult eduCation programs 


adult eduCation programs — ged 

Coming Soon! The NEW GED Test 

Starting in 2014, the GED exam will change! 

• The new test will be computer-based. 

• The new test will assess high school equivalency 

as well as career and college readiness. 

Important Note: 

Test scores on the current GED will expire when the new test is released in 2014. 

This means that if you have passed some but not all the GED tests, your scores 

will not be valid after 2013. 

PREPARE TODAY! 

GCC has GED classes at convenient times and locations to assist you. 

If you have already passed some GED tests, 

take the remaining tests as soon as possible at GCC. 

Prepare for the GED Test 

online and in the classroom 

to earn your 

New Jersey High School Diploma 

Gloucester County College is pleased to announce its new 10-week Hybrid GED 

preparation program. This program is offered free* to Gloucester County residents. 

• Prepare for the GED test online 

• Attend class one day per week 

• Work at your own pace 

• Access teacher support when needed 

Come and see if the 

GED Hybrid program is for you! 

To learn more about the Hybrid GED program 

and for orientation dates and times, please 

email Regina at rharriso@gccnj.edu 

This program is funded by the Gloucester County Division of Workforce 

Development, Workforce Investment Board and the New Jersey Department 

of Labor and Workforce Development. 

* $10 registration fee is required 



People in Transition 

What is People in Transition? 

People in Transition is a program funded by grants from the New Jersey Department of Children and Families 

and the United Way of Gloucester County to provide services and programs to displaced homemakers. Among 

the services offered are counseling, community referral services, workshops in job search skills, vocational and 

personality surveys and life skills development. To learn more about the services of this program or to arrange 

for an appointment, please call 856-415-2222. All PIT Workshops are FREE unless otherwise noted. 

All PIT workshops are FREE. Registration is required. Call 856-415-2222, 

email peopleintransition@gccnj.edu or visit gccnj.edu, continue to 

Student Services tab at top of page and click on People In Transition 

Bereavement 

Grieving adults of all ages are invited to 

join this support group for eight nights. 

Tues., Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 

7–8:30 pm 

Dr. Jennie McQuaide, Ph.D., Licensed 

Professional Counselor 

Financial Aspects of Divorce 

Covers a broad range of financial issues 

while going through divorce. 

Thur., Sept. 6, 6:30–8:30 pm OR 

Thur., Oct. 4, 6:30–8:30 pm OR 

Thur., Nov. 1, 6:30–8:30 pm 

Joseph Johnson, Owner Main Street Financial, 

Financial Advisor 

Elder Care 

Learn the legal regulations when caring 

for elders. 

Mon., Sept. 10, 7–8:30 pm 

Victoria M. Dalton, Esq., Family/Elder Attorney 

Finding Your Inner Rainbow 

Uncover your inner rainbow to learn 

how to regain and reclaim yourself. 

Wed., Sept. 12, 7–9 pm 

Sharon Roth-Lichtenfeld, Cert. Prof. Life Coach 

Smart Women Finish Rich 

Learn seven steps to help plan your 

financial security and seek your dreams. 

Thur., Sept. 20, 6:30–8:30 pm 



Melting the Witch Within 

Learn how to melt the inner negative 

voices and create a new healthy mindset. 

Wed., Sept. 19, 7–9 pm 


Understanding Your Investments 

Helps you understand your investments 

and learn how to make your money work 

for you. 

Thur., Oct. 18, 6:30–8:30 pm 



The NEW “New Beginnings” 

Learn how to journey through the real 

pain of job loss, diminished health, 

changed life-style and low self-confidence 

during this eight-night workshop. 

Mon. & Thur., Oct. 15, 18, 22, 25, 29, 

Nov. 1, 5, 8, 7–9:30 pm 

Deborah Makos-Trionfo 

The Great Oz Has Spoken: 

Practicing the Silence 

Learn how to communicate better 

by practicing silence and recognizing 

how to listen and hear. 

Wed., Oct. 24, 7–9 pm 


Forgiveness — A Healing Journey 

This eight-night series is for individuals 

who have been hurt by people or events 

in their lives. 

Tues., Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, 

Dec. 4, 11, 18, 7–8:30 pm 



Monkeys and Munchkins: 

How to Create Your Emotional 

Buddy System 

This workshop will help and support you 

through difficult emotional times — 

sorrows and joys. 

Wed., Nov. 7, 7–9 pm 


Celebrating the Holidays 

in New Ways 

Divorced and grieving individuals can 

learn to rediscover the peace and joy of the 

holidays despite their changed life styles. 

Wed., Nov. 14, 7–8:30 pm 



To register, email us at 

PeopleinTransition@gccnj.edu 

or call 856-415-2222. 

Workshops are FREE unless 

otherwise noted. 

Lions and Tigers and Bears, 

Oh My! Riding the Emotional 

Roller Coaster Ride 

Learn how to control the roller coaster 

of changes in your life and understand 

the twists and turns. 

Wed., Dec. 12, 7–9 pm 


Financial Strategies for Widows 

Learn about finances that widows need to 

consider (e.g. retitling assets, determining 

needed income). 

Tues., Sept. 18, 7–9 pm OR 

Wed., Oct. 17, 12–1:30 pm OR 

Wed., Nov. 14, 7–9 pm OR 

Thur., Dec. 13, 12–1:30 pm 

Monique Castillo, Financial Advisor 

Financial Strategies for Divorcees 

Learn how to manage your new financial 

picture after a life-changing situation such 

as divorce. 

Wed., Sept. 19, 12–1:30 pm OR 

Wed., Oct. 17, 7–9 pm OR 

Tues., Nov. 13, 12–1:30 pm OR 

Wed., Dec. 12, 7–9 pm 

Monique Castillo, Financial Advisor 

Financial Considerations for 

Job Changers 

Learn how to weigh the financial pro and 

con options during job transitions. 

Wed., Sept. 19, 7–9 pm OR 

Thur., Oct. 18, 7–9 pm OR 

Tues., Nov. 13, 7–9 pm OR 

Thur., Dec. 13, 7–9 pm 

Preparing to Enter Today’s Job 

Market 

Learn employers’ expectations in today’s 

competitive job market. Learn personal 

strategies. This is NOT a resume writing 

workshop. 

Thur., Oct. 11, 6:30–8:30 pm OR 

Thur., Nov. 15, 6:30–8:30 pm 

Eileen Adezio, Center for People in Transition 

Your Money Matters 

Learn the basic principles of money 

management and empower yourself to 

make financial decisions and improve 

well-being. To hold your seat, a $10 check 

payable to Financial Wellness, Inc. has to 

be received one (1) week before class. 

Check will be returned if you attend. 

Tues., Sept. 11, 6:30–8:30 pm OR 

Tues., Oct. 23, 6:30–8:30 pm OR 

Tues., Nov. 27, 6:30– 8:30 pm 

Wanda P. Hardy, FDIC Instructor and 

Financial Consultant 

To Register by phone: 856-415-2222 

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people in transition 

Divorce Process 

Learn what to expect when considering 

a divorce — the challenges and benefits 

of going through the legal system. 

Mon., Nov. 19, 7–8:30 pm 


Estate Planning 

This course will include reasons for 

estate planning — explanations and 

pointers regarding all possible documents. 

Mon., Dec. 3, 7–8:30 pm 


Medicaid 

This workshop will give an overview 

of Medicaid and the legal system. 

Tues., Dec. 4, 7–8:30 pm 


Basic Budgeting Life Skills 

Workshop 

This workshop will cover creating budgets, 

fixed and variable spending, essential 

versus non-essential spending, saving 

needs, credit and insurance. 

Wed., Dec. 5, 6:30–8:30 pm 

Nancy Hawn, MS, NJAPM, People in 

Transition and Heart of Gloucester County 

Laws of Separation and Divorce 

Lawyers from the Gloucester County Bar 

Association will give an overview of laws 

of separation and divorce, such as, child 

support, alimony, visitation and custody. 

Mon., Sept. 17, 7–9 pm OR 

Mon., Nov. 26, 7–9 pm OR 

Mon., Dec. 10, 7–9 pm 

How to Avoid Costly Housing 

Mistakes Before, During and 

After a Divorce. 

This workshop will help you make 

decisions as far as the house, budgets 

and housing affordability. 

Thur., Sept. 13, 7–9 pm 

Thur., Dec. 6, 7–9 pm 

Brian Ziegenfuss (Ziggy) from RE/MAX 

Connection 

To register, email us at 

PeopleinTransition@gccnj.edu 

or call 856-415-2222. 

Those who wish to 

contribute may send 

their donation to: 

People in Transition 



Sewell NJ 08080 

If you are looking for a fulfilling and flexible 

volunteer opportunity and a unique way 

to give back to your community please consider . . . 

Give the Gift of Literacy! 

Become a LVGC tutor today! 

Tutor Training Sessions 

Tutor Training: 15 hours 

Tutoring student: 2 hours a week for a year 

Gift of Literacy: Priceless 

LVGC is accredited by ProLiteracy America, the only national accreditation system 

in the adult education and literacy field. LVGC is a United Way funded agency. 

Phone: 856-218-4743 

Email: info@literacyvgc.org 

Website: www.literacyvgc.org 



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Entrance 

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Early 

Childhood 

Center 

(Daycare) 

ATHLETIC 

FIELDS 

Facilities 

LOT B 

Security 

TENNIS 

COURTS 

TANYARD ROAD 

BUILDING CODES — GCC Campus: 

CC – College Center (200-level rooms) 

CEC – Continuing Education Center 

FAC – Fine Arts Center 

HS – Health Sciences Center (500-level rooms) 

LOT G 

Sheriff’s 

Office 

ROADRUNNER WAY 

Fine Arts 

Center 

LOT A 

Physical 

Education 

Center 

LOT 

C 

LOWER MEADOW DRIVE 

Cafeteria 

Eugene J. 

McCaffrey 

College 

Center 

Law Enforcement 

Police Academy 

Fitness Center 

Security 

Lost & Found 

ATHLETIC 

FIELDS 

Scott 

LOT F 

FACULTY 

and STAFF 

PARKING 

Instructional 

Center 

PLAZA 

Store 

Tutoring 

and Testing 

Centers 

Library 

Hall 

ALUMNI DRIVE 

Student 

Services 

NJT 

BUS STOP 

LOT E 

STUDENT 

PARKING 

Health 

Sciences 

LOT D 

STUDENT 

PARKING 

IC – Instructional Center (400-level rooms) 

LRC – Learning Resource Center (600-level rooms) 

PAC – Law Enforcement, Police Academy, 

Fitness Center (300-level rooms) 

University 

Center 

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LOT E 

STUDENT 

PARKING 

EAST COLLEGE DRIVE 

Walking Path 

LOT D 

STUDENT 

PARKING 

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STUDENT 

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Education 

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BLACKWOOD 

BARNSBORO ROAD 

Entrance with automatic door opener 

All buildings are handicapped accessible 

4-2012 

SALINA ROAD 

College Services 

6 Blackwood Barnsboro Road 



Directions to the GCC Campus can be found at: gccnj.edu/directions 

Main Campus 



PEC – Physical Education Center (300-level 

rooms) 

SCOTT – Scott Hall for Science and Technologies 

(700-level rooms) 

Campus map 


egistration information 

To Register — 

By Mail: 

Use the registration form on 

the next page and mail it with 

your check or money order 

to Gloucester County College, 

Division of Continuing 

Education, 1492 Tanyard Road, 

Sewell, NJ 08080-4222. 

By Phone: 

Call 856-415-2218 or 415-2217 

between 8 am–4 pm, Monday 

through Friday. For your 

convenience, 24-hour credit card 

registration is available via a 

voice mail box at this number. 

VISA, MasterCard, Discover and 

American Express are accepted 

and the charge must be approved. 

Please have all credit card 

information available (type of 

card, account number, expiration 

date) and include your daytime 

phone number on the recording. 

By Fax: 

Photocopy and complete the 

registration form on the next page 

and fax it, 24 hours a day, 

to 856-415-7974. You must use 

VISA, MasterCard, Discover, 

or American Express as the 

form of payment. 

In Person: 

Complete the registration form 

on the next page and bring it 

to the Continuing Education 

Center between 8 am–4 pm, 

Monday through Friday. 

Online 24/7: 

Gloucester County College’s 

Continuing Education program 

offers online registration. 

Please follow the link gccnj.edu/ce 

to register online. 

General Information and Policies 

Who May Enroll 

GCC’s non-credit courses are open to everyone 18 years and older (unless otherwise noted). 

Parents or guardians wishing to register students under 18 years of age must contact the Continuing 

Education Staff for information on the process. Classes for children are open to the ages noted in 

each course description. 

Classes Fill Fast! 

Registration is accepted until classes are full. Register as early as possible to guarantee enrollment. 

We recommend that you register at least two weeks prior to the course start date. Registration is on a 

first-come basis. No registrations are accepted without payment. All course and event listings are accurate 

as of date of publication. Some information may be subject to change. 

Class Waiting List 

If a class is full, place your name on the waiting list by calling Registration at 856-415-2216. 

When a new section of a class is added during the semester or a space becomes available, students 

on the wait list are contacted first and given an opportunity to register. 

Tuition and Fees 

All course fees are required at the time of registration. No cash payments are accepted. GCC will 

invoice your organization/company if your registration is accompanied by official paperwork which, 

includes authorization signatures, PO number and billing address. There is a $35 charge for all 

returned checks. 

Cancellations 

All courses are subject to cancellation. A full refund will be issued within three to four weeks. 

Parking 

Course registrants must park in the student parking lots on the GCC campus (Lots D and E). Special 

parking arrangements at the main campus can be made by calling 856-468-5000, Ext. 6287. Parking 

is available at GCIT and the Continuing Education Center for any classes scheduled at either location. 

Class Locations 

Classes are held at the Continuing Education Center, located at 1492 Tanyard Road in Sewell. 

Classes are also held on the main campus of the College, at Gloucester County Institute of 

Technology and at the Gloucester County Fire Academy. If your class is scheduled at another 

site, we will provide the address. Your class location information can be found on your registration 

confirmation. Directions to the various class locations can be found on our website at gccnj.edu/ce. 

Emergency School Closings 

Please check one of the following for information: gccnj.edu, KYW NewsRadio (1060 AM) or 

KYW1060.com. The cancellation code for day classes is 814. The code for evening classes is 2814. 

Refund/Withdrawal Policy 

We will be happy to offer you a refund or apply payment to another class of your choice if you withdraw 

five business days prior to the start of a class. All refunds, unless the College cancels the class, will incur a 

$10 processing fee. If you wish to withdraw from a course or seminar, please notify the Division of 

Continuing Education in writing or in person immediately. Refunds will be made as follows: 

• No refunds of fees or costs for any program of two or fewer class meetings 

will be issued once class begins. 

• 100% refund five days prior to the first class meeting 

• 50% refund after the first class meeting 

• No refund after the second class meeting 



Personal Information 

Last name ______________________________________ First name _________________________________________ 

Social Security # __________________________________ Birth year _________________________________________ 

Home address ______________________________________________________________________________________ 

City, State, ZIP ______________________________________________________________________________________ 

Place of employment _________________________________________________________________________________ 

Work address _______________________________________________________________________________________ 

Phone: daytime _____________________________________ evening ________________________________________ 

Phone: daytime ________________________________________ cell ________________________________________ 

Email address ______________________________________________________________________________________ 

How did you hear about the program? 

1. Course guide 3. Previous course 5. Newspaper 

2. Friend(s) 4. Work 6. Other_____________ 

Course Registration 

Code Course Title Day(s) Tuition 

Payment 

Checks: Please make checks payable to Gloucester County College 

Businesses: Company Purchase Order #_________________________ 

Credit Cards: All information must be complete and accurate before your registration will be processed 

Federal Reporting 

Card # _______________________________________________ Exp. date __________________ 3- or 4-digit Security Code ______________ 

Check: M/C VISA DISCOVER American Express 

Signature _________________________________________________________________________ 

Submit this form to: 




Fax: 856-415-7974 

The state and federal governments require 

the College to submit information on student 

characteristics. Your response to this section 

is voluntary, but will help GCC implement 

its affirmative action policy. GCC is an equal 

opportunity institution. This information 

does not affect admission or placement. 

Sex: 

1 Male 2 Female 

Education: 

1 Less than high school 

2 High school 

3 Some college 

4 Associate degree 

5 Bachelors degree 

6 Masters degree 

7 Doctorate 

Race: 

1 Asian 

2 White 

3 Black or African American 

4 Hispanic or Latino 

5 Two or more Races 

6 Native Hawaiian or other 

Pacific Islander 

7 Non-resident alien 

8 American Indian or 

Alaska Native 

TOTAL 

Please note: With the submission of this form, you are registered. Unless notified to the contrary, 

please report to your first scheduled class. Please feel free to duplicate this form. 

To Register by phone: 856-415-2217 

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GlouCesTer 

CounTy ColleGe 

Division of Continuing education 

1492 Tanyard road 

sewell, nJ 08080 

Look What’s New! 

• Global Logistics Associate Certificate Program ............5 

• Allied Health Courses ............................ 8–10 

• Online Courses ................................ 26–30 

• Computer Courses. ............................. 22–24 

• Food Science ..................................... 17 

Career Exploration Night 

• Are you looking for a career but not quite ready for a college degree? 

• Interested in changing careers but have no idea what areas are in demand? 

• Or… maybe you are a recent or soon to be, high school graduate with 

no set career plans. 

If so, this event is for you! 

Join us as we explore a host of the College’s non-credit career programs which may 

just be the ticket to your future. 

We’ll cover information on a host of non-credit career paths 

August 16, 6-8 pm 

Continuing Education Center, 1492 Tanyard Road, Sewell, NJ 08080 


or visit us on the web at www.gccnj.edu/ce 

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