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Learn more: personal development 4 Tuition: $40 Career & Tech Albany Campus Rm C8w Wendy Cotter is an English and Art teacher at the Capital Region Career & Technical School who is also a successful artist. A Culinary Tour of the French Quarter Paul Rother, Instructor Experience this most historic region of New Orleans through a culinary tour of its restaurants and cuisine. From appetizers to dessert, students will create the classics of the French Quarter. New Orleans is more about the blending of cultures than just spicy food. You’ll learn how to layer flavors and dispel the myth that all food from the region is hot. Students also will learn the history of and the differences between Creole and Cajun food. 11 sessions Mondays* & Wednesdays *(No class on Columbus Day holiday.) Begins: Sept. 27, 2010 6 - 9 p.m. Tuition: $100 Career & Tech Albany Campus Rm B10 NOTE: In addition to the tuition charge, there will be an $80 fee to cover the cost of the food. Paul Rother is an ACF-Certified Executive Chef and Certified ServSafe Instructor who teaches Culinary Arts at the Capital Region Career & Technical School and has significant experience in the field. Food History, Flavor and Culture Scott Cooper, Instructor Explore the ways in which social, historical events, religious movements, people and the changing demands of food consumption have influenced a variety of cultures. Topics will include the cross cultures, character, fusion and classical dishes of different cuisines. Students also will be able to pick certain cuisines and cultures to focus upon. We will design menus, cook and taste different dishes from around the world. A journal will be kept, and we will talk and write about the tastes and flavors of our prepared foods. 8 sessions Wednesdays & Thursdays Begins: Sept. 29, 2010 6:30 – 9 p.m. Tuition: $75 Career & Tech Albany Campus Rm B3 NOTE: In addition to the tuition charge, there will be an $80 fee to cover the cost of the food. Scott Cooper is an ACF-Certified Executive Chef, Certified ServSafe Instructor and World Association of Chef Societies Certified Chef who teaches Culinary Arts at the Capital Region Career & Technical School and has years of experience in the field. [Capital Region BOCES adult & Continuing Education :: 2010-2011]
Auto Body Repair Vehicle Maintenance 5 Dan Bush, Instructor Learn the skills and knowledge needed to repair and refinish damaged metal vehicle panels. The first two nights will cover safety and demonstrations of repair and refinishing methods. During the next three weeks, students will be provided with a panel or vehicle on which to practice fundamental skills. During the second four weeks, they can bring in their own vehicles. If a student doesn’t have a vehicle in need of repair, practice projects will be available, or he/she may help another student. All paint spraying will be done inside a down-draft booth. Materials used for the learning projects during the first four weeks will be provided. Students pay for materials they use on their personal vehicles and must purchase an organic paint respirator. A fresh-air type respirator will be provided for the application of catalyzed paint products. A positive pressure fresh air hood must be worn at all times when spraying paints with catalyst hardeners. 15 sessions Wednesdays & Thursdays Begins: Sept. 29, 2010 6 - 9 p.m. Tuition: $125 Career & Tech Albany Campus Rm E2 Dan Bush is an ASE-Certified Collision Repair Technician who teaches Auto Body Collision Repair and Refinishing at the Capital Region Career & Technical School and has years of experience in the automotive field. Matt Millard, Instructor This program is designed to give the average person a look at the theory behind the parts of a vehicle that need to be maintained on a regular basis. Opportunities will be provided to perform maintenance on your own vehicle when the areas have been covered. 6 sessions Wednesday Begins: Sept. 29, 2010 6 – 9 p.m. Tuition: $70 Career & Tech Schoharie Campus Matt Millard is an ASE-Master Certified Automotive Technician and NYS-Licensed Motor Vehicle Inspector who teaches Automotive Trades Technology at the Capital Region Career & Technical School and has significant experience in the field. Basic Home Repair Skills Steve Weinhofer, Instructor Whether they are new or old, state-of-the-art, or historic, our homes, apartments, schools, hospitals, all must be maintained. This Adult Basic Home Repair Skills course covers the basic, introductory skills in electricity, plumbing, and carpentry. Upon completing the program, students will have enhanced workplace skills and new skills that are useful at home. The instructor will attempt to tailor the course around the interests and learn more: personal development [www.capitalregionboces.org/careertech]
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