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www.gotobcc.com (425) 564-2263 Business 19<br />
It’s Not What We Say It’s<br />
How We Say It! Part 1<br />
The words we use, tone of voice and body language<br />
dramatically affect how people respond to us. Communicate<br />
with confidence by learning specific ways<br />
to: get cooperation without forcing your ideas, be<br />
positive yet direct, handle annoying behavior tactfully,<br />
and learn the 12 words that “push people’s<br />
buttons.” Yields 3 PDUs. Fee: $89<br />
Item R9765 M. Ortman NORTH, V1125<br />
1 Tuesday July 9 6:00 - 9:00pm<br />
Item R9781 M. Ortman NORTH, V1104<br />
1 Thursday July 25 9:00am - noon<br />
It’s Not What We Say It’s How We<br />
Say It! Part 2: Advanced Skills<br />
Strong emotions often complicate communication.<br />
When tempers flare, verbal attacks and complaints<br />
can easily put people on the defensive. How we respond<br />
is crucial to the outcome. Navigate tense conversations<br />
with confidence drawing upon skills used<br />
in mediation and hostile negotiations. Learn and<br />
practice a powerful three - step process that quickly<br />
calms negative emotions, gets to the bottom of the<br />
real issue and transforms difficult conversations into<br />
satisfying solutions. Instructor is a certified mediator.<br />
Recommended: Part 1. Yields 3 PDUs. Fee: $89<br />
Item R9770 M. Ortman NORTH, V1102<br />
1 Tuesday July 16 6:00 - 9:00pm<br />
Item R9782 M. Ortman NORTH, V1104<br />
1 Thursday July 25 1:00 - 4:00pm<br />
Reading Body Language<br />
and Non-Verbal Signals<br />
This interactive workshop exposes the common<br />
myths about body language and shows how to read<br />
the hidden signs. Explore the messages you transmit<br />
when you walk, stand, sit, gesture, talk and think.<br />
Discover the signals you deliver at work, and know<br />
what your clothes and accessories reveal about you.<br />
Learn about body postures and the four variations<br />
in personal space. Become a better networker by<br />
understanding the territorial rules at networking<br />
events. Fee: $119<br />
Item R9776 C. Shearer NORTH, V1104<br />
1 Tuesday July 23 8:30am - 12:30pm<br />
Your Voice: a Professional Tool<br />
Whether you are presenting, interviewing, facilitating<br />
meetings or teaching you can optimize the<br />
qualities in your voice to help create your professional<br />
presence. Take your voice and speaking style<br />
to a more professional level as you improve your<br />
speaking style, the quality of your voice and how<br />
you use it to convey your message. Topics: pitch<br />
variety, breathing, projection, sound quality and vocal<br />
strength. Practice in class so you can be “pitch<br />
perfect” on the job. Fee: $149<br />
Item R9785 M. Buschmohle NORTH, V1124<br />
2 Saturdays July 20 - July 27 9:00am - noon<br />
Finance and<br />
Accounting<br />
Accounting Overview for<br />
Non-Accountants<br />
Don’t be baffled by “accounting-speak.” Whether<br />
you are a new manager or just want to understand<br />
accounting better, this course is for you! Receive<br />
a hands-on introduction to financial and managerial<br />
accounting. Learn the accounting equation,<br />
accounting techniques, budgeting, terminology,<br />
and general accounting processes. Prerequisites:<br />
Basic arithmetic skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication,<br />
division) and basic algebra skills (solve a<br />
simple arithmetic equation for one unknown). Text<br />
provided. Fee: $429<br />
Item R9780 T. McDonell NORTH, V2128<br />
6 sessions MW July 8 - July 24 6:00 - 9:00pm<br />
Business Math Refresher New!<br />
Has it been awhile since you used your math skills?<br />
Refresh them as we focus on topics such as: a review<br />
of fractions, decimals, and percentages; simple and<br />
compound interest, and consumer and business<br />
credit, sales and discounts. Relate these skills to<br />
your personal and professional life as you put this<br />
knowledge to work for you. Prerequisite: comfortable<br />
with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and<br />
division. Bring a calculator (phone app ok). Text<br />
included. Fee: $189<br />
Item R9772 R. Fraser NORTH, V1126<br />
3 sessions MW July 15 - July 22 6:00 - 8:30pm<br />
Finance for Non -<br />
Financial Managers<br />
This introduction to business finance explores financial<br />
statements and translates them into meaningful,<br />
usable information. Topics: balance sheets, cash flow<br />
and income statements, expense and trend analysis.<br />
Examine statements for return on investment (ROI),<br />
price/earnings (P/E) ratio and discuss how to perform<br />
a ratio analysis. Discuss money with ease in no<br />
time as you become more comfortable with financial<br />
matters. Prerequisites: Basic arithmetic skills (addition,<br />
subtraction, multiplication, division), and basic<br />
algebra skills (solve a simple arithmetic equation for<br />
one unknown). Recommended: Accounting Overview<br />
for Non-Accountants or equivalent knowledge.<br />
Text provided. Fee: $349<br />
Item R9808 S. Elliott NORTH, V2140<br />
4 sessions MW July 29 - Aug 7 6:00 - 9:00pm<br />
Payroll Accounting New!<br />
Payroll Accounting covers skills, procedures, and<br />
concepts necessary to calculate and process a company’s<br />
payroll. Students learn how to account for<br />
payroll transactions, prepare payroll and business<br />
tax returns, as well as understand the legal and<br />
compliance issues involved with payroll and payroll<br />
transactions. Students learn to prepare Form 941,<br />
940, and W-2 and to use a computerized payroll<br />
system. Recommended prerequisite: QuickBooks.<br />
Required text: Payroll Accounting 2013, ISBN 978 -<br />
1133962533 . Note: this is a hybrid class combining<br />
face-to-face with online learning. Fee: $376<br />
Item R9802 R. Hall MAIN, R202<br />
8 Tuesdays June 25 - Aug 13 3:00 - 5:00pm<br />
Understanding Budgets<br />
As a manager, you don’t need to know how to<br />
do high-level accounting but you do need to understand<br />
where the figures come from and what<br />
they mean. Understanding the budget process will<br />
improve your decision-making intelligence, provide<br />
product strategy analysis, and enable you to present<br />
budgets to senior management. Learn to analyze<br />
financial statements and use ratios to analyze the<br />
performance of profit centers and cost information.<br />
Text provided. Fee: $269<br />
Item R9803 T. McDonell NORTH, V2139<br />
3 Tuesdays July 30 - Aug 13 6:00 - 9:00pm<br />
Human Resources<br />
Benefit Basics<br />
Benefits are an important, but often complicated,<br />
facet of human resources; one employee’s ideal<br />
benefit package may be unattractive to another<br />
employee. Gain an understanding of the essential<br />
elements of benefits packages, including mandatory<br />
benefits and differences between voluntary and<br />
regulated benefit plans. Recommended text: Human<br />
Resource Management, 13th ed. Fee: $279<br />
Item R9812 K. Rothberg, PHR NORTH, V1102<br />
5 Mondays July 29 - Aug 26 6:00 - 9:00pm<br />
Compensation Basics<br />
Learn how to pay your employees appropriately, and<br />
motivate and retain them within budget. Explore<br />
methods to properly pay your workers in a costeffective,<br />
competitive, equitable, and legal manner.<br />
Examine compensation philosophy, strategy, and<br />
current practices including legal issues, base pay<br />
plans, incentive and sales compensation, and executive<br />
pay issues. Strategize establishment of a base<br />
compensation plan for your company. Required text:<br />
Human Resource Management, 13th ed. Fee: $279<br />
Item R9797 R. Mangini, SPHR NORTH, V1108<br />
5 Tuesdays July 9 - Aug 6 6:00 - 9:00pm<br />
Ethics and HR<br />
HR professionals regularly face complex ethical situations.<br />
In this course, examine ethical issues that are<br />
specifically related to HR practices. Through readings,<br />
mini-lectures, case studies, and lively discussions,<br />
learn to navigate the gray areas in HR so that<br />
you can “do the right thing.” Fee: $135<br />
Item R9771 J. Hopkins, JD NORTH, V1108<br />
2 Saturdays July 13 - July 20 9:00am - noon<br />
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