Learn for Life - St. Charles Community College

REGISTER EARLY SO YOUR CLASS DOESN’T CANCEL!Cancellation Policy: Because St. CharlesCommunity College Continuing Education(non-credit) classes are self-supporting, thedecision to run a class is based on the number ofpeople enrolled. The college reserves the rightto cancel if sufficient enrollment is not achieved.Registrations need to be received at least oneweek prior to the start of class to be considered inthe determination of whether to cancel the class.An attempt will be made to notify registrants byphone or mail if a class is cancelled. Full refundswill be issued for classes cancelled by the college.Online registration is easy!stchas.edu/LearnForLifeThis schedule of classes brought to you by theSCC DIVISION OF CORPORATE & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTDr. Ron Chesbrough, SCC President • Yvonne Wills, Division DeanTina SiekerAssociate Dean,Continuing EducationAmanda SizemoreDirector,Workforce DevelopmentMaureen MilesClass ScheduleCoordinatorKelly ThebeauClass ScheduleLayout and DesignCollege MissionSCC enriches our community by providing life-changingeducational and cultural opportunities focused onpersonal growth and student success in a global society.When you see this Quick Response (QR) symbolthroughout the course schedule, use your smartphonewith a QR code reader app to link to videos and moreinformation about SCC Continuing Education.Free application recommendation: i-nigma or Scan

For the AgesAcademic EnhancementACT Cambridge ReviewAll subjects on the ACT exam are covered. A completepreparation for the ACT exam using materialsdeveloped by Cambridge Education Services. Bring acalculator. Textbook required.9/11-10/23 T 6-9p $125 S110/22-12/3 M 6-9p $125 S2College Preparatory MathCourse is for students who cannot test into or passMAT 096, who want to review the core subjects ofmathematics or improve their techniques and problemsolving skills. Each student works at their ownpace and the number of modules required will dependon each individual’s current level of ability andthe time and effort put into the class. Class is brokenin four units: number sense, arithmetic, pre-algebraand word problems.Class has an optional lab on Wednesdays from 9-10a,1 hour before class starts.8/20-10/10 M 10a-noon $139 S1W 9a-noon10/15-12/5 M 10a-noon $139 S2W 9a-noonClass has an optional lab on Thursdays from 5-6p,1 hour before class starts.8/21-10/4 T 6-8p $139 S3Th 5-8p10/16-12/4 T 6-8p $139 S4Th 5-8pLego® Robotics Math Fun! (Ages 11-16)Take your engineering skills to a new level usingLego ® Mindstorms Robotics. Discover the challengesthat make robotics technology accessible usingproblem solving techniques. Create your robot usingbasic computer programming, principles of simpleand complex machines, gearing and your owncreativity. Teams will attempt to exploit the designweaknesses or incidental mechanical advantage oftheir opponents’ robots. Some algebraic equations,basic trigonometry, along with graphing and somedata compiling will be used to enhance math skills.A perfect blend of math, science and fun!8/22-9/26 W 12:30 -3:30p $125 S110/3-11/7 W 12:30-3:30p $125 S2SpaceEarth and beyond! Scientists have long studied andventured into the great blue yonder. Study Earthalong with its closest neighbor, examine electromagneticspectrum, space-based astronomy, andinvestigate the future of space exploration. Handson experiments, build model, space labs, an X37mission. Experienced teacher who has taught in theS.E.M.A.A. (Science, Engineering, Math, AerospaceAcademy) program which was sponsored by NASA.All theory and lab work included.8/24-9/28 F 12:30-3:30p $125HomeschoolLego® Robotics Math Fun! (Ages 7-10)Let’s see – you love Legos ® but you’re not crazyabout math, right? This camp is for you. Math isfun and makes the most sense when you play withit and build it. Using NXT Mindstorm Robotics, youwill work with Legos ® to learn the basics of geometry,spacial relationships, patterns, fractions, placevalues, graphing and more. Come play with us andbecome a math whiz!8/20-10/1 M 12:30-3:30p $125 S110/8-11/12 M 12:30-3:30p $125 S2ElectricityWhat exactly is the mysterious force we call electricity?Discover the answer while experimenting inlab activities that include electrical safety, parallelcircuits, signaling by electricity, electromagnets andthe power of the future. Class includes hands on experiments.Experienced teacher who has taught inthe S.E.M.A.A. (Science, Engineering, Math, AerospaceAcademy) program which was sponsored byNASA. All theory and lab work included.8/24-9/28 F 9a-noon $1251 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

YouthBeginning Hula for ChildrenChildren learn the Hawaiian language as it pertainsto dance, receive instructions on how to make Pauskirts, and learn one hula dance. Minimum age is5 years old.9/5-10/24 W 7-8p $49Lego® Robotic LeagueTeam forming!Did you know SCC has a Lego® Robotic LeagueTeam for kids ages 10-14? Future scientists andengineers in partnership with River City Robotsand First Lego® compete in exciting challengesusing NXT Mindstorm Kits. Space is limited. CallAmy at 636-922-8335 for more information.Lego® Robotics Engineering andAlternative Energy (Ages 9-12)Design, build and program robots to take yourengineering skills to a higher level. Students willbuild machines powered by the sun and the wind!The Renewable Energy extension set for the Lego ®Mechanisms kit gives kids a hands-on introductionto renewable energy sources and the science behindsolar panels and wind turbines. Students watch theirmachines come to life as the miniature solar panelsand electric generators gather the energy to powerthem. Can you make your robot climb glass? Findout how in this fun class where math, science andengineering are 100% hands on totally fun!9/4-10/23 T 6-7:30p $89NEW! Yoga 4 Teens and Tweens (Ages 11 and Up)Help your teens/tweens handle stress in a healthyway, build self-confidence and unwind after a longday at school. This class allows teens to take a stepback from daily life and get their AHHH on! Teens/tweens practice challenging sequences, breathingtechniques, balancing postures, relaxation, selfawarenessand positivity. Have fun with awesomemusic, group/partner games and poses. Sign up witha friend. Students need to purchase a sticky bottomyoga mat.9/11-10/16 T 6:30-8p $65 S111/6-12/11 T 6:30-8p $65 S2Introductory Theater Workshop I (Ages 8-10)Introductory class for theater students includes definitionsof stage and theater areas, basic acting anddiction exercises, stage movement and auditioningtechniques. Class size is limited.9/10-10/1 M 6-7:30p $49Introductory Theater Workshop I (Ages 11 and Up)Class consists of detailed work in stage direction,stage presence, diction and vocal performance studiesand makeup expertise. Minimum age 11 yearsold or consent of the director.9/10-10/1 M 7:30-9:30p $49Introductory Theater Workshop II (Ages 9 and Up)Advanced workshop for students who have completedthe introductory/beginning workshop. Studentswill prepare and present a monologue. Includesadditional acting techniques, elements of creatingcharacters and voice projection. Fun exercises inpantomime and improvisation will be introduced.Class size is limited. Prerequisite: Introductory TheaterWorkshop Part 1.10/22-11/12 M 6-7:30p $49Playreading (Ages 12 and Up)Designed for serious young acting students, courseconcentrates on development of specific scenes withan emphasis on characterization and attention todetailed voice and body language study. The actorwill learn the essentials of developing a scene in referenceto the other actors, as well as understandingthe context that the playwright intended. Prerequisite:Introductory Theater Workshop II or teacherconsent.10/22-11/12 M 7:30-9p $49STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 2

Friday Night Kidsand Teens ZoneHave a blast as you meet new friends and learnsomething cool. Classes meet on Friday nights forkids and teens. Parents, enjoy a night out!NEW! Watercolor Painting and Design (Ages 10-15)Create your masterpiece with Erin. She is a recentart school graduate and SCC College for All Kids artteacher. She will show you how you can use colorblending, color theory and painting techniques towork with watercolors and become the artist youwant to be! Make something cool for your room. Allsupplies will be provided.9/14-9/21 F 6:30-8:30p $49NEW! Creepy Crawly Desserts! (Ages 7-12)Decorate cookies and cupcakes for Halloween andturn them into works of art. Learn to make spookytreats for your family and friends. All supplies willbe provided.10/26 F 6-8:30p $39NEW! Bath and Body Scrubs (Ages 10-16)Get creative, be inspired and know that what youare putting on your skin is pure with no chemicals.Learn how to mix, store and invent your ownbody scrubs. Students will make ginger/coconut,lavender/brown sugar, vanilla and eucalyptus mintscrubs. What a perfect class to make awesome giftsfor your friends and family. All supplies will be provided.11/2 F 6-8:30p $39 S112/7 F 6-8:30p $39 S2NEW! Eco Elves (Ages 5-8)Create your own personalized ornaments from recycledmaterials to produce something one of a kind. Aperfect gift for mom and grandma. All supplies willbe provided.12/7 F 6-8:30p $35NEW! Knifty Knitter Mania! (Ages 9 & Up)Create beanie hats or a scarf using the knifty knitterloom set. Embellish and design a unique funky look.Looms are yours to keep. Create designs all winterlong! All supplies will be provided.12/14 F 6-8:30p $49Watercolor by Erin Sommer, instructorFriday Night Kids Zone SeriesHave a blast and get creative with these artsy, funclasses. Enroll in all three classes and save!Individual dates and times below. $99NEW! Funky Wire Necklaces (Ages 10-16)Wire-wrapped necklaces are a beautiful piece of art.Twist, coil and manipulate copper wire adding colorfulbeads to create a one-of-a-kind jewelry piece.10/5 F 6-8:30p $39NEW! Designer Girls Tote Bags (Ages 10-16)Create and design your own one of a kind tote bag.Make several bags to match your outfits and be theenvy of all your friends! Match your individual personalitywith your design. Bring out the funky designerin you. All supplies will be provided.10/19 F 6-8:30p $39NEW! Totally Awesome Tee’s (Ages 10-16)Upstyle your clothes! Design T-shirts by cropping,sewing, refitting and adding a modern edge. Createunique one of a kind shirts that will impress yourfriends. All supplies will be provided.11/9 F 6-8:30p $39Ballet, Modern & Jazz Techniques – Part 1(Ages 11-15)Ballet, jazz and modern dance technique trainingwith choreography development. Emphasis placedon skill and technique refinement. Previous danceexperience not needed.8/24-10/19 F 4:45-5:45p $793 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Ballet, Modern & Jazz Techniques – Part 2(Ages 11-15)Ballet, jazz and modern dance technique trainingwith choreography development. Emphasis placedon skill and technique refinement. Last class will bea performance. Prerequisite: Ballet, Modern & JazzTechniques – Part 110/19-12/14 F 4:45-5:45p $79Modified AerobicsA gentler approach to the typical fitness class. Choreographeddance moves are set to a variety of music.Hand weights, body bars, balls and bands tonethe muscles, while stretching adds to your flexibility.Great class if you’re new to exercise or just gettingback to it.8/20-10/15 M/W 8-8:50a $65 S110/17-12/12 M/W 8-8:50a $65 S2Ballet, Modern & Jazz Techniques – Part 1(Ages 7-10)Ballet, jazz and modern dance technique trainingwith choreography development. Emphasis placedon skill and technique refinement. Previous danceexperience not needed.8/20-10/15 M 4:45-5:45p $79Ballet, Modern & Jazz Techniques – Part 2(Ages 7-10)Ballet, jazz and modern dance technique trainingwith choreography development. Emphasis placedon skill and technique refinement. Last class will bea performance. Prerequisite: Ballet, Modern & JazzTechniques – Part 110/22-12/10 M 4:45-5:45p $79Plus 50Learn the HarmonicaHave fun learning this unique and versatile instrument.Learn many great folk songs while impressingyour family and friends. The 10-hole C diatonicharmonica is used. Harmonica and book providedwith class.9/10-9/24 M 7-8p $39 S111/5-11/19 M 7-8p $39 S2Understanding Medicare OptionsComprehensive class that will help students understandtheir Medicare options and choices based ontheir needs. Covers Medicare Part A (hospitalization),Medicare Part B (Medicare services), PartC-Advantage Plans, Part D-Prescription Plans andMedicare Supplements.9/14 F 10-11:30a $10 S110/12 F 10-11:30a $10 S2NEW! Let’s Hit the TrailYou’re never too old to ride, so come on out to theKaty Bike Rental and let Dan get you up to speed.Conquer any fear you might have by learning thebasics of safety and etiquette, how to inspect yourbike before hitting the trail and what to do if youhave mechanical problems once you are on yourway. Happy Trails! Must bring trail-worthy bike orrent from shop for $8.9/10-10/1 M 9-11a $75 S19/16-10/7 Su 1:30- 3:30p $75 S2Introduction to Guided AutobiographyWhat is guided autobiography and how does it workto help you write your own life story? Meet the instructorand learn how you can leave a legacy.8/30 Th 6-7p FreeGuided AutobiographyWrite the story of your life ... two pages at a time.Guided by a trained instructor, you will be ledthrough themes and priming questions that bringback memories of events once known, but seeminglyfiled away and forgotten. Voluntary sharing of excerptsof your stories will assist you and other writersin this uplifting experience. This is not a formalwriting class.9/13-11/1 Th 6-8:15p $129STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 4

Special Events & TripsDaytripsEventsHaunted AltonJoin us on a spooktacular tour through what isconsidered one of America’s most haunted smalltowns. This spine-tingling night tour is created byTroy Taylor, nationally-known ghost researcher andauthor of more than 30 books. Dinner in Alton willprecede hours of ghost-chasing the Alton way. Ourtour guide will share ghostly tales and show us documentedhaunts, possibly even underground. Moderatewalking and some stair climbing involved. Lastdate to cancel is 10/4.10/18 Th 4:15-11p $89Join us for Middle Eastern DanceWorkshops with Aisha Ali.Sept. 7-9, 2012For more information visitwww.bellydancewithnisaa.com.Radio City Christmas Spectacular StarringThe RockettesThe Radio City Christmas Spectacular is America’s#1 live holiday production and has been a cherishedpart of holiday family traditions for generations.This year's production, at the beautiful Peabody OperaHouse, celebrates The Rockettes’ return to theirbirthplace in St. Louis – a legacy spanning morethan eight decades. Get into the holiday spirit andjoin us for a night on the town with a pasta dinnerat Favazza's on the Hill followed by the show. Lastdate to cancel is 10/25.11/15 Th 4:30-10:45p $110Aisha Ali: Dinner and PerformanceEnjoy a wonderful dinner with Middle Eastern flairfollowed by a performance by leading dancer AishaAli performing with local dancers. Dinner will beprovided for dancers participating in the performance;they do not need to register separately to eat.9/8 S 6:30-9:30p $25Performance Only $85 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

CreativityArtCalligraphyExplore the world of stylish and elegant handwriting.Beginners will experiment with basic italicscript – considered the easiest to learn. Transformyour next party invitation!9/10-11/5 M 6:30-8:30p $75Open Artists StudioAre you a current or former continuing educationart student? Our studio is open for you! Use this timeto complete your current art project at your ownpace in this self-guided class. Collaborate with otherartists while enhancing your artistic ability.9/13-10/18 Th 6-9p $36 S111/1-12/13 Th 6-9p $36 S2Introduction to Oil PaintingArt lovers and beginners welcome! Internationallyknown artist Ron Hauser will guide you in traditionaland contemporary methods as you apply yourfirst brush strokes to canvas to create your masterpiece.Using oil media you will explore basic design,color, form and space on a canvas. Bring a favoritephoto or magazine picture to work from.8/27-10/8 M 6-9p $149 S110/24-12/5 W 6-9p $149 S2Introduction to CeramicsCome ready to get your hands dirty and express yourcreative side in a fun and relaxed environment!Conquer basic construction skills, including pinchpots, coil building, slab construction, throwing on apotter’s wheel and a variety of methods for glazingand firing your next project. $35 supply fee payablewith tuition.9/29-11/17 S 12:30-3:30p $125Watercolor by Shirley Nachtrieb, instructorAdvanced CeramicsGet thrown into the next level of ceramics! Masterthe art of wheel-thrown pottery. Building on thetechniques learned in the introductory class, createthree large-scale projects utilizing a combinationof creative techniques. $35 supply fee payable withtuition. Prerequisite: Introduction to Ceramics orinstructor permission.9/29-11/17 S 12:30-3:30p $125Introduction to WatercolorsFeed your creative appetite with beginning watercolortechniques that will include color theory andvalues. Simple, small paintings will be completedduring class. A great way to understand and beginan exciting medium.10/15-11/19 M 6:30-8:30p $99STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 6

Crafts/HobbiesFor sewing classes, sewingmachines are available to rentfor $5 unless otherwise noted.Get to Know Your Sewing MachineDiscover the basics of your machine, how to care forit, choosing needles and thread, using the presserfoot, and other important tips. Prepares you for alltypes of sewing. Participants must bring their ownsewing machine.10/4 Th 6-9:30p $35 S111/1 Th 6-9:30p $35 S2Simple SewingFor the newbie or novice. Start this class with a fieldtrip to a fabric store. Get expert advice about fabricand notion selection. Learn to measure for properfit, make pattern adjustments, cut, sew, finish edges,add elastic and hem. You will be a savvy sewer inno time!10/16-11/6 T 6:30-9:30p $79 S111/13-12/4 T 6:30-9:30p $79 S2Fundamental Wood CarvingLooking for a new hobby? Step-by-step processes designedfor the very beginner. Learn basic knife cutsand how to recognize wood grain while carving acowboy boot and a shore bird. Explore finishingtechniques and other carving styles. Other requiredsupplies: $10 supply fee payable with tuition.11/13-12/4 T 6:30-8:30p $59Cutie Hats and BandsYour baby will be stepping out in style with theseadorable head coverings. Get your yarn and hookready to crochet the ultimate fashion statement withseveral variations and styles. A great gift to give tothat new mother!10/9-10/16 T 6-8p $45Get Hooked on CrochetingLearn the basics of crochet and how to complete afabric. Students will complete a simple project oftheir choice and learn techniques to correct simpleerrors and how to read a pattern. Supply list giventhe first night of class.9/11-10/2 T 7-9p $49NEW! Sell Your Creations on EtsyEtsy is one of the world’s most vibrant handmademarketplaces. Convert your creations to cash by sellingonline. From setting up shop, to selling your firstitem, this class has you covered.9/11-9/25 T 6:30-9:30p $59Don’t miss it!9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Saturday Dec. 15 · College Center GymFine handmade items by local artists just in timefor your holiday shopping. Booths selling handmadeitems, demos on how to make your ownitems, food and more!FREE admission7 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

NEW! Bath and Body ScrubsCreate your own posh spa basics with natural ingredientsfor a fraction of the cost in stores. Enrichyour understanding of mixing essential oils that willmake you feel pampered. Make for yourself or as aluxury gift.9/20 Th 6:30-8:30p $49Crafternoon SeriesGet your craft on! Bring your friends and spend theafternoon creating for the holiday season. Enroll inall three classes and save.Individual dates and times below. $110NEW! Crafternoon! Fall DecorPut your own signature touch on your fall decorating.Discover how to make a fabulous wreath andawesome lighted garland.10/6 S 1-3p $45NEW! Crafternoon! Luminary DelightsAmaze your friends with a frosted vase candleholder,faux stained glass candleholder and snow candle.11/3 S 1-3p $45NEW! Unique Wine Glasses and Coffee MugsNever lose your glass at a party again! Create a oneof a kind look using chalkboard paint. Drink in style.10/13 S 1-3p $45NEW! Family Tree Picture DisplayA clever and unique way to display your family photos.Bring copies of family pictures, we will be cuttingand gluing.9/15 S 1-3p $39Why Knot Bead?Add a special touch to your beaded jewelry. Learnthe tricks of knotting between beads. $8 supply feepayable with tuition.9/27 Th 6:30-8:30p $29Bead Jewelry DesignBeads, baubles, and jewels! Design and create yourown wearable artwork using unique bead-stringingtechniques.10/16-10/23 T 6:30-8:30p $45NEW! Crafternoon! Christmas OrnamentsCreate clever ornaments to adorn your tree or to useas gift tags or party favors using household ingredientsand inexpensive materials. Take home a Santa’sBelly, Glitter Creation, and items from homemadeclay.11/17 S 1-3p $45NEW! Off Loom Bead WeavingHave you been to some of the art shows recently andadmired the unique beaded pieces? Learn to createyour own beautiful wearable works of art with just afew basic off loom beading techniques. Warning, youwill become addicted to creating your own modernstylish pieces!11/8-11/15 Th 6:30-8:30p $49NEW! Jewelry Box RestyleBYO Beads. Bring older beaded jewelry you no longerwear and recycle them into contemporary designs.Make your own unique piece to wear again.12/6 Th 6:30-8:30p $29NEW! Basic Bead Stringing – Girl’s Night OutBy using assorted beads, this hands-on class teachesbead-stringing techniques for making wearable artworkof your own design. Have a little me time withyour girlfriends at Sherlock’s Steak and Seafood andenjoy a complimentary beverage or spirit while youbead!10/25 Th 6:30-8:30p $39STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 8

DanceA lifetime investment in fun and wellness, dance isa great way to get exercise without working out!Students are instructed to enroll with a partner.Prerequisite for mini-sessions: Must have takenprevious 8-week session.Ballroom III – Cha Cha I9/17-11/5 M 8-9p $48 S111/12-12/3 M 8-9p $24 S2Imperial Swing Basic I9/16-11/4 Su 2-3p $48 S19/18-11/6 T 6:55-7:55p $48 S29/20-11/8 Th 6:55-7:55p $48 S311/11-12/2 Su 2-3p $24 S411/13-12/4 T 6:55-7:55p $24 S511/15-12/13 Th 6:55-7:55p $24 S6Imperial Swing Basic II9/18-11/6 T 9:05-10:05p $48 S19/20-11/8 Th 8-9p $48 S211/13-12/4 T 9:05-10:05p $24 S311/15-12/13 Th 8-9p $24 S4Imperial Swing Basic III (Lindy)9/20-11/8 Th 9:05-10:05p $48 S111/15-12/13 Th 9:05-10:05p $24 S2Social Dance instructorsStan Mayer and Linda LandwehrNEW! Spins, Turns and TechniquesLearn proper foot, arm and hand style positions aswell as spins, turns and body positions.12/15 S 11:55a-2:15p $20West Coast Swing I and II9/19-11/7 W 8-9p $48 S111/14-12/12 W 8-9p $24 S2Ballroom III/Tango II9/18-11/6 T 8-9p $48 S111/13-12/4 T 8-9p $24 S2Ballroom I (Foxtrot, Waltz, Rumba,East Coast Swing)9/16-11/4 Su 12:55-1:55p $48 S19/17-11/5 M 6:55-7:55p $48 S29/19-11/7 W 6:55-7:55p $48 S311/11-12/2 Su 12:55-1:55p $24 S411/12-12/3 M 6:55-7:55p $24 S511/14-12/12 W 6:55-7:55p $24 S6Ballroom III/Waltz I9/19-11/7 W 5:50-6:50p $48 S111/14-12/12 W 5:50-6:50p $24 S2Ballroom III/East Coast Swing I9/16-11/4 Su 4:10-5:10p $48 S111/11-12/2 Su 4:10-5:10p $24 S2Ballroom II (Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Rumba,East Coast Swing)9/17-11/5 M 5:50-6:50p $48 S19/19-11/7 W 9:05-10:05p $48 S211/12-12/3 M 5:50-6:50p $24 S311/14-12/12 W 9:05-10:05p $24 S4Line Dance (variety)9/17-11/5 M 9:05-10:05p $48 S111/12-12/3 M 9:05-10:05p $24 S2Jitterbug Swing I and II9/16-11/4 Su 3:05-4:05p $48 S111/11-12/2 Su 3:05-4:05p $24 S29 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

MusicSCC SingersDon’t just sing in the shower – come sing with us! Inthis performance class, participants work on musicof various styles and genres culminating in a publicperformance at the end of the semester.8/21-12/11 T 7-8:50p $90SCC Music Preparatory AcademyAt St. Charles Community College, you’ll receive thehighest quality in music education. Our instructorshold master’s or doctoral degrees, have extensiveteaching experience and are active performers locally,nationally and internationally. Individual lessonsare offered days, evenings and Saturdays invoice, piano, guitar and all orchestral instrumentsat all levels, from beginners through advanced. Studentsmay receive one 30-minute lesson each week;or for more advanced students, 60-minute lessonsare also available. Lesson day and time is scheduledon an individual basis at the convenience ofthe student and teacher. Private lessons offered ineight-week sessions for students, middle-schoolage to adults. Minimum 24-hour notice required foremergency lesson cancellations.Instrumental (Music) Private LessonsBy appointment $179Piano IDevelops basic skills and techniques in piano playing,applicable to various types of music. No previouskeyboard experience necessary.8/20-12/10 M 6-7:50p $190Piano Private LessonsBy appointment $179Voice Private LessonBy appointment $179Jazz BandA performance course where students study throughrehearsals, culminating in a public performance.Enrollment in Concert Band is helpful. Must provideyour own instrument.8/22-12/12 W 7-9:50p $90Concert BandFor woodwind, brass, or percussion instruments,students study music techniques through rehearsals,culminating in a public performance. Must provideyour own instrument.8/20-12/10 M 7-9:50p $90Orchestra EnsembleFor string, wind or brass instrument. Group playingand rehearsal, technical and performance skills culminatingin a concert at the end of the session.8/23-12/13 Th 7-9p $90NEW! Payment plan available for Suzukilessons. Call 636-922-8233 for details.Suzuki Violin Lessons (Ages 4 and Up)This method is based on the concept that childrencan be taught to play an instrument in much thesame way they learn to speak. Enrollment is limited.These classes are available for all ages and are alsooffered for violin, viola and cello. Includes privatelessons plus weekly group sessions. Payment planavailable. Lesson times are arranged between instructorand student.8/13-12/10 By Appointment$440 (30-minutes); $550 (45-minutes); $660 (1-hour)11 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Recreation & FitnessFitnessCardio Core StrengthA blend of cardio, yoga, pilates and strength trainingusing a stability ball. This class is done using theSwiss ball.8/20-10/15 M/W Noon-12:50p $90 S110/17-12/12 M/W Noon-12:50p $90 S2Muscle ConditioningStationary muscle strengthening moves to defineand sculpt muscles. Uses body ball, body bars, matwork, hand weights and resistance bands.8/20-10/15 M/W 3-3:50p $90 S110/17-12/12 M/W 3-3:50p $90 S2Beginning Cardio KickboxingThe latest for muscle conditioning and cardiovascularendurance. Time interval drills training usingmartial arts and boxing moves.8/20-10/17 M/W 6-6:50p $90 S18/20-10/15 M/W 7-7:50p $90 S28/21-10/16 T/Th Noon-12:50p $90 S310/17-12/12 M/W 6-6:50p $90 S410/17-12/12 M/W 7-7:50p $90 S5Intermediate Cardio KickboxingA continuation of Beginning Cardio Kickboxing.Prerequisite: Beginning Cardio Kickboxing.10/18-12/13 T/Th Noon-12:50p $90Step and Muscle ConditioningUsing the step platform, challenge the cardiovascularsystem and then turn to bands and weights totone the muscles.8/20-10/15 M/W 4:30-5:20p $90 S110/17-12/12 M/W 4:30-5:20p $90 S2Sticky exercise mats(available in the SCC Bookstore)are required inALL Pilates and yoga classes.Stretch and StrengthenClass is based on yoga, Pilates and dance for conditioningthe total body. Emphasis is on core trainingand proper breathing. Incorporates the use of balls,mats, body bars and hand weights.8/20-10/15 M/W 9-9:50a $90 S110/17-12/12 M/W 9-9:50a $90 S2Physical FitnessClass incorporates a combination of physical activitiesto produce an overall fitness improvement in thestudent.8/20-10/15 M/W 10-10:50a $90 S110/17-12/12 M/W 10-10:50a $90 S2Basic Pilates-ContrologyWhile considering individual levels, skills for coordinationof body strength and mental awareness aretaught to develop the inner balance needed by all inthis classical mat class.8/20-10/15 M/W 1-2 p $85 S18/21-10/16 T/Th 5:30-6:30p $85 S210/17-12/12 M/W 1-2 p $85 S310/18-12/13 T/Th 5:30-6:30p $85 S413 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Spices SeriesLet Carol Hurst from Olde Town Spice Shoppe igniteyour senses by showing you ways to enrich your life.Come see, smell, sample and learn. Enroll in all fourclasses and save!Individual dates and times below. $145NEW! Canning BasicsFarmers Markets and home gardens are a great wayto savor your summer. Discover the basics of waterbath canning, refrigerator canning and the freezerpreservation method. You’ll make a personalized jarof canned vegetables and some delicious freezer jamto take home.9/18 T 6:30-8:30p $45NEW! One Lump or Two – Tea Education and TestingBlack, white, green, red or herbal? Learn the differencesbetween the many types of tea, their healthbenefits, how to store, brew and serve. Enjoy samplingboth hot and cold varieties in class, and takesamples home to enjoy.10/16 T 6:30-8:30p $45NEW! Feature Foods From Dr. OzDr. Oz has peaked interest and awareness of healthyingredients. Explore items like grains, nuts, teas,spices, sweeteners and berries. This is a perfect opportunityfor you to sample and gather recipes tomake some healthy lifestyle changes at home.11/13 T 6:30-8:30p $45NEW! Beyond the 12 Spices on Your Spice RackIn a rut and need to spice it up? Look beyond yourtraditional spices and taste a broader array of savoryherbs and spices to enhance your cooking. Come see,smell and taste!12/4 T 6:30-8:30p $45Home and GardenNEW! DIY Car RepairsFixing anything in your car no matter how smallcan be intimidating. Be confident in making decisionson the repair of your vehicle and selecting theright products to service it. Get tips on how to serviceyour vehicle without the assistance of a mechanic.Conquer your fears of purchasing tires, windshieldwipers, fluids, belts and hoses.9/22 S 9a-noon $35 S111/10 S 9a-noon $35 S2Life ImprovementDeveloping Your Psychic Abilities IAre you psychic? Awaken the power within you!Whether developing your natural skills for moreawareness or pursuing a new career, this course willheighten your senses and expand your awareness.9/25-10/30 T 6-8p $89Developing Your Psychic Abilities IIA fast track guide to enhancing your gifts. Developyour abilities while learning advanced techniquesused by psychics worldwide. From precognition toremote-viewing and beyond, learn valuable ways toutilize psychic abilities. Prerequisite: Psychic DevelopmentI.11/6-12/11 T 6-8p $89NEW! What’s Your Sign? Astrology for BeginnersYou know your sign, but do you know what it means?How it can affect your decisions and relationships?Since the dawn of time, mankind looked to the starsfor direction and guidance. See where your chartcan lead you.10/15-11/5 M 6:30-8:30p $59Need help conquering the clutter?Let the National Association of ProfessionalOrganizers help you! This half-day workshop willget you on the path to a more organized future!Mark your calendars for March 23, 2013.Registration opens Jan. 1, 2013. $39 Earlybird(through March 17) – $49 (March 18-23)For more information, call 636-922-8233.17 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

MoneyStrategies for Estate PlanningWills, Revocable Wills, Living Trusts, Powers of Attorney,TOD and POD, the dangers of joint tenancy,life insurance, gifts to minors, avoiding probate,estate taxes, family business concerns and more.Taught by local attorney Jim Borchers.10/3-10/10 W 6:30-9p $29Retirement PlanningToday Learn financial education and life planningto build wealth, align your money with your valuesand achieve your retirement lifestyle goals. Courseincludes 235-page book. Couples may attend togetherfor single registration fee.9/26-10/3 W 6:30 -9:30p $59 S110/2-10/9 T 6:30-9:30p $59 S2Stock AnalysisLearn about innovative market analysis, trendchanges, and sector rotation through simple fundamentaland technical knowledge and recognition.10/29-11/5 M 7-9:30p $35Portfolio ConstructionLearn how to buy and sell stocks, mutual funds andoptions. Discover the what and when for buying andselling, how to avoid that next big crash and how toget back in early enough.10/15-10/22 M 7-9:30p $35Stock Market and YouWhy does rising interest rates or a falling dollar impactyour investments? What about unemploymentor new housing starts? Class will help you understandthese items and how to integrate with yourportfolio. What makes it go up and down and howdoes it affect your life and your retirement?9/24-10/8 M 7-9:30p $45History/Special InterestWally Obremski, financial instructor"Now is a great time to invest in the stockmarket and add aggressivley to your401(k)/403(b). Come learn to invest forsuccess!" – Wally ObremskiStock Market for BeginnersA workshop for people who know nothing about thestock market. Review the basics of stock terminologyand the world of the stock market.9/10-9/17 M 7-9:30p $35Basic Genealogy – Presented by St. Charles CountyHistorical Society (SCCHS)To know nothing of the past is to understand littleof the present and to have no concept of the future.Join us as we answer the question, "How do I begin?"Use ancestor charts and family group sheets, vitaland census records, record data and cite sources correctly,and organize your family data. Ideas for interviewingrelatives will also be presented. Includesbook, handouts and CD of printable forms and researchaids. (To register, call 636-946-9828. Firstfour classes meet at SCC, remaining classesmeet off-site. Includes book, disc and supplementalmaterials. Couples share book and materials.Workshop held in SSB 2406.)9/18-10/23 T 7-9p$45 for SCCHS members/SCC staff and students$50 for general public$70 for couples that are SCCHS members/SCC staff and students$75 for couples that are general publicSTCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 18

Family History Workshop DayThis workshop will focus on British, Welsh, Irish andScottish Research, including preparing to get themost from your efforts in British research, the majorrecords of Britain and major websites. Presenter,Barbara H. Baker, has a BA in Family and CommunityHistory from Brigham Young University andhas worked as a British research consultant at theFamily History Library for over 28 years. She is accreditedin English and Scottish research (throughICAPGenSM)and is a major contributor to the Englishand Scottish portions of the new Family SearchWiki. Catered lunch is available for an extra fee. Toregister, call 636-946-9828. Deadline to register is9/28/12. Workshop held in SSB Auditorium.10/20 S 8:30a-3:30p$20 (SCC Students)$25 (SCCHS members/SCC faculty and staff)$30 (General Public)$7.50 (Optional lunch)Religion and PoliticsWhat did the founding fathers say about church andstate? Can capitalism and social justice coexist? Arethe religious right and the left that different? Cansocial darwinism and the beatitudes coexist? Sign upand join the discussion.9/12-9/26 W 7-8:30p $45LanguageAll foreign language classes have an initialseparate book fee of $25. Book is used in alllevels of the same language.More: stchas.edu/LearnALanguageSpanish IIntroduction to the Spanish language for beginnerswith little or no knowledge of Spanish. A pleasantapproach through basic reading skills, short everydaylife dialogues, simple vocabulary building andgrammar-learning exercises. Be sure to register forbook fee.9/10-11/12 M 6:30-8p $105Beginning FrenchIdeal for the professional traveler, this introductionto the French language will study the culture, geography,and daily life through simple vocabulary andgrammar-learning exercises. Be sure to register forbook fee.9/10-11/12 M 8-9:30p $105French IIThis is a continuation of French I. It expands reading,vocabulary and grammar skills. Prerequisite:Beginning French Be sure to register for book fee.9/10-11/12 M 5-6:30p $105Introduction to ChineseChinese is spoken by approximately one-fifth of theworld’s population! Discover the varieties of spokenand written Chinese as well as the culture of one ofthe world’s oldest civilizations. Learn about Chinesecharacters and how to say, read and write key wordsand phrases used in daily social and family life. Besure to register for book fee.9/11-11/13 T 5:30-7:30p $139NEW! Chinese IIThis is a continuation of Introduction to Chinese. Itexpands reading, writing, speaking and vocabularyskills. Prerequisite: Introduction to Chinese9/12-11/14 W 5:30-7:30p $139Portuguese for AllPortuguese is the most spoken language in SouthAmerica, not Spanish. It is the official language inmany countries including the European Union. Itsusage is expected to grow dramatically in the nexttwo decades. Interested beginners will learn thebasics of the Portuguese language including vocabulary,basic grammar, introductions, greetingsand daily conversations. A pleasant approach to alanguage that will surprise you! Be sure to registerfor book fee.9/12-11/14 W 5:30-7:30p $139Spanish IIThis continuation of Spanish I expands reading,vocabulary and grammar skills. Prerequisite: SpanishI or instructor permission. Be sure to register forbook fee.9/13-11/15 Th 5:20-7:20p $13919 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Italian for All – Level IIntroduction to the Italian language, geography,culture, daily life and more. Ideal for travelers, professionals,art lovers or others interested in theirItalian roots. Be sure to register for book fee.9/13-11/15 Th 7:30-9:30p $139Introduction to ArabicBasic concepts in speaking, writing and reading.An easy way to start discovering unfamiliar characters– be able to write them (right to left), to readthem (right to left) and pronounce them. Enjoy newsounds and be ready to greet someone in Arabic andstart a simple friendly conversation about daily activities.Learn cultural facts, gastronomy, arts andmore about the many faraway countries where Arabicis spoken. Enjoy a fun and challenging experiencetaught by a native speaker. Be sure to registerfor book fee.9/12-11/14 W 5:30-7:30p $139Basic Sign CommunicationLearn the manual alphabet and basic signs andparticipate in activities that increase recognitionof signs learned. Textbook required. Children underage 15 must enroll with a parent/guardian.8/23-9/27 Th 6-8:30p $79 S111/12-12/17 M 6-8:30p $79 S2Personal ComputingComputer students are encouraged to bringa USB jump drive to class to save work forreference at home.Our computer guarantee:If you need a refresher or additionalclassroom time, you may repeat theidentical class at no charge for up to one year.Limited seats available.Beginner’s Guide to ComputersDon’t be left behind in the digital age. Become acquaintedand comfortable with your computer. Getstarted with the alphabetic keyboard, how to use themouse, navigate the Internet, basic email accounts,basic word processing and become familiar with today’smost popular software.9/19-10/10 W 6:30 -9:30p $79 S111/6-11/27 T 9a-noon $79 S2Microsoft Windows 7Discover how to customize everything on your computer.Start with the basics of how to use Windows,how to log onto the workstation, tour the desktop,Start menu, Taskbar and standard icons. Be a proin no time!9/11-10/2 T 6:30-9:30p $89Adobe IllustratorAdobe Illustrator is the program of choice for manygraphic artists. Learn to optimize your workspace,draw and manipulate artwork, create professionallogos with type effects and color. Produce extraordinarygraphics for your jobs in print, video and forthe Web. Textbook required.10/4-10/25 Th 6:30-9:30p $95Adobe DreamweaverCreate Web pages that include: text, forms, images,links for internal searches, email and external pages.Learn how the SUITE works together with alteringgraphics. We’ll take glimpses under the hood atthe code, as this program is both code-based andvisual. Textbook required.10/6-11/10 S 9a-noon $149STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 20

Adobe InDesignCreate sophisticated page layouts for print publishing.Get innovative with the work area, tools and palettes.Learn to set up a document, work with color,text, graphics and images and prepare for printing.Jump start your design career! Textbook required.11/1-11/29 Th 6:30-9:30p $95NEW! Adobe FireworksLooking for that little extra polish to your website?Learn to create professional high quality Web graphics.Discover how to design using both vector andbitmap tools.11/27-12/18 T 6:30-9:30p $95NEW! Digital Video EditingDo you have hours of video that you want to chiselinto a gem? Is some of your footage too shaky? Discoverthe perfect elements to edit your footage intoa finished DVD incorporating image improvement,transitions, titles and special effects with the use ofAdobe Premiere Elements.9/5-9/19 W 6-9p $75Microsoft Outlook 2010Take advantage of Outlook and organize your busylife! Learn the most efficient ways to communicate,schedule meetings, organize e-mail, set up calendars,journal, create and use task lists and managecontacts.9/10-10/1 M 6:30-9:30p $89Microsoft Publisher 2010Create brochures, letterhead, invitations, postcards,greeting cards, newsletters and simple Web pagesusing Publisher.10/17-10/24 W 6:30-9:30p $69Adobe Photoshop – Part 1Make your digital images come alive! Learn aboutlayout, panels, tools, filters, adjustments, edging,brushes, masking and formats. Textbook optional.10/2-10/23 T 6:30-9:30p $95Adobe Photoshop – Part 2Create realistic and fantastic effects such as fixingimage flaws, improving complexion, whiteningteeth and slimming down, just like the pros. You’llbe the envy of all your friends – just don’t tell themhow you did it. Textbook optional.11/6-11/20 T 6:30-9:30p $79Photoshop ElementsMake your photos come alive! Correct and enhancephotographs, organize a growing collection of digitalphotos and share your work online and in print.Discover the key features of this comprehensive imageorganization and photo enhancement application.11/7-12/5 W 6:30-9:30p $95Microsoft Access 2010Create, edit and manage a database. Customize tablesand fields, add and delete records, and performsimple queries.11/19-12/17 M 6:30-9:30p $125Microsoft PowerPoint 2010Use Microsoft PowerPoint to entertain, inform, sellor motivate. Make your next presentation on yourown. Prerequisite: Windows experience and keyboardingability.9/10-10/1 M 6:30-9:30p $89QuickBooks FundamentalsAccurately manage your financial data. Conquer invoicing,receiving payments, making purchases, enteringbills, paying bills, banking, paying employees,viewing reports, backing up files and printing. Priorknowledge of accounting/bookkeeping is helpful.Textbook required.9/15-9/29 S 8:30a-12:30p $9521 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

QuickBooks – Part 2Learn to avoid some common mistakes. Course includescustomizing reports, personalizing your settings,importing and exporting from QuickBooks,use of classes and other features. Prerequisite:QuickBooks Fundamentals.10/13-10/20 S 9a-noon $69Microsoft Excel in a Day Advanced 2010Get the most out of your Excel spreadsheets by usingfunctions, formulas, working with lists, automatingtasks with macros, sharing worksheets with otherprograms, pivot tables and what-if analysis. Prerequisite:Excel in a Day10/15 M 9a-4p $75 S112/7 F 9a-4p $75 S2Microsoft Excel in a Day 2010Short on time? Get it done in a day! Track, organizeand analyze data. Topics include shortcuts, creating,saving, editing, copying, moving, basic formulasand formatting.10/8 M 9a-4p $75 S111/30 F 9a-4p $75 S2Microsoft Excel SeriesMicrosoft Excel is the most widely used spreadsheetapplication used by employers today. Confidentlynavigate the program’s environment and discoverhow to use this powerful tool. From designing yourspreadsheet to advanced formulas, we have a handsonmodule for you! Enroll in a class from each moduleand save. Individual dates and times below.Tuition $149Microsoft Excel 2010 Module IIILearn to efficiently manage a workbook, performcalculations using functions and formulas, how tosort your data and data ranges. Prerequisite: ModuleI or prior experience.9/28 F 9a-noon $39 S110/11 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S210/30 T 6:30-9:30p $39 S311/26 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S4Microsoft Excel 2010 Module IFor the very beginner. Learn the fundamentals,creating and saving information, navigating aworksheet, entering information and editing.9/14 F 9a-noon $39 S19/27 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S210/16 T 6:30-9:30p $39 S311/12 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S4Microsoft Excel 2010 Module IIMaster formatting a worksheet, using documentthemes and creating and working with charts andgridlines. Prerequisite: Module I or prior experience.9/21 F 9a-noon $39 S110/4 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S210/23 T 6:30-9:30p $39 S311/19 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S4Microsoft Excel 2010 Module IVWork with tables and create PivotTables.Prerequisite: Module I or prior experience.10/5 F 9a-noon $39 S110/18 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S211/6 T 6:30-9:30p $39 S312/3 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S4Microsoft Excel 2010 Module VEffortlessly analyze data creating scenarios, workwith the web, external data and make the most ofmacros. Prerequisite: Module I or prior experience.10/12 F 9a-noon $39 S110/25 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S211/13 T 6:30-9:30p $39 S312/10 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S4STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 22

Microsoft Office CertificateTo remain competitive in today’s workforce, employees must demonstrate a strong workingknowledge of many key software applications. This certificate will assist you withupgrading your current skills and learning new ones.Prerequisites:• Knowledge of computers• Beginning Computer Keyboardingor the ability to type 20 words perminute.To earn the certificate, student must completethe following required courses:• Microsoft Word (all 5 modules)• Microsoft Excel (all 5 modules)• Microsoft Access• Microsoft PowerPoint• Microsoft Publisher• Microsoft OutlookClasses are taught by practicing professionalswho emphasize real-world skillsthat can be immediately applied to theworkplace.Top reasons adults enroll in theMicrosoft Office Certificate Program:• Acquire new technical skills• Update and enhance job skills• Retrain for a new career• Increase earning potentialAll classes are WIA fund approved.Culminating project and final exam: $169(Required to receive certificate)Microsoft Word SeriesMicrosoft Word is the most widely used word processingapplication on the market. This powerfulprogram will allow you to create professionallookingcontent quickly. Develop simple documentsby changing fonts, underlining, centering, indenting,cutting and pasting and using more advancedfeatures: headers, footers, tables, templates, mailmerge, macros, table of contents, footnotes andmuch more. Enroll in a class from each module andsave! Individual dates and times below.Tuition: $149Microsoft Word 2010 Module IFor the very beginner. Learn the fundamentals, understandthe ribbon, create and save documents andwork with text.10/8 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S111/8 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S2Microsoft Word 2010 Module IIConquer formatting characters, paragraphs, lines,spacing, margins and pages. Learn to apply themesand styles for that professional look. Prerequisite:Module I or prior experience.10/15 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S111/15 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S2Microsoft Word 2010 Module IIIAdd a creative piece to your flyers with shapes andpictures, WordArt, SmartArt and charts. Discoverhow easy it is to work with tables. Prerequisite: ModuleI or previous experience.10/22 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S111/29 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S2Microsoft Word 2010 Module IVPerform a mail merge, create outlines, long documentsand references. Properly use document collaborationtools and collaborating with other programs.Prerequisite: Module I or prior experience.10/29 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S112/6 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S2Microsoft Word 2010 Module VWork with templates, forms, web pages and moreadvanced features. Prerequisite: Module I or priorexperience.11/5 M 6:30-9:30p $39 S112/13 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S223 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Save the Date!7-8 p.m. Sept. 11Career Program Open House –FREE Information Session• Home Inspection• Personal Trainer• ParalegalLooking to change your careeror get started on one? Find outinformation on:• Career opportunities• Skills required• Job requirements• Programs for today’s world• Career exploration• What to expect in these professionsRegistration required. Seats limited – register online at stchas.edu/learnforlifeor call 636-922-8233.LERN Online ClassesLooking to take your business to the next level?Social Media and eMarketing are a must.Let us help get you up to speed with theseincredible classes in record time.All of our LERN classes have:• Real teachers. Our courses are actuallybuilt by the instructors who teach them.• Audio. You actually get to hear the instructorin the audio presentations.• Multimedia. There are slides, often video,pictures and more.• Every question answered. Our teachersparticipate regularly, often daily, answeringyour questions and making comments.For more information, call 636-922-8233 orvisit www.yougotclass.org/catalog.cfm/Stchas.Create Websites InstantlyDid you know there’s a quick and easy way to designyour own website? Create a free website without programmingknowledge or cost of additional software.Best thing is it’s absolutely user friendly. Includephotos, video and animation. Who knew creating aweb page could be so simple.8/21-8/28 T 6:30-9:30p $69Free & Fabulous AppsLearn new applications that are either web basedor downloaded to your PC – all free. Discover appscomparable to MS Office, Adobe Photoshop and others.Be able to do many of the same things withoutpurchasing expensive software. All apps highly rated.8/23-8/30 Th 6:30-9:30p $69NEW! Going GoogleWant to be able to collaborate on projects online?Hate carrying a flash drive? Move your life to theCloud by learning how to use Google’s free Webbasedsuite of messaging and collaboration applications.9/26-10/17 W 6-9p $89Computer TutoringReceive one-on-one computer tutoring from a qualifiedContinuing Education instructor. Tutoring sessionis three hours. Lesson time is arranged betweeninstructor and student.9/4 T 6-9p $149NEW! What Exactly Is Cloud Computing?With today’s emerging technology requiring moreand more processing space many software companiesare utilizing virtualization technology. Explorewhich applications are being delivered from withinthe cloud and what this means to you.9/20 Th 6:30-9:30p $39STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 24

Professional & OccupationalProfessional Development/CertificationAPICS CPIM 1: Basics of Supply Chain ManagementIntroductory course for production and inventorymanagement personnel and CPIM candidates. Providesbasic definitions and concepts for planningand controlling the flow of materials into, throughand out of an organization. Explains fundamentalrelationships among the activities that occur in thesupply chain from suppliers to customers. APICSmembers and WIA funding must call 636-922-8233to register.8/21-10/23 T 5:30-8:30p$495 for APICS members$695 for non-APICS members$640 for APICS members funded through WIA$840 for non-APICS members funded through WIAAPICS CPIM 2: Master Planning of ResourcesExplore processes used to develop sales and operationsplans, identify and assess internal and externaldemand and learn forecasting requirements. Coursefocuses on the importance of producing achievablemaster schedules that are consistent with businesspolicies, objectives and resource constraints. APICSmembers and WIA funding must call 636-922-8233to register.11/20-1/22 T 5:30-8:30p$495 for APICS members$695 for non-APICS members$640 for APICS members funded through WIA$840 for non-APICS members funded through WIAAPICS CPIM Execution and Control of OperationsFocuses on these main areas: prioritizing and sequencingwork; executing work plans; implementingcontrols, and reporting activity results; andevaluating and providing feedback on performance.Explains techniques for scheduling and controllingproduction and process operations. APICS membersand WIA funding must call 636-922-8233 to register.11/29-1/24 T 5:30-8:30p$495 for APICS members$695 for non-APICS members$640 for APICS members funded through WIA$840 for non-APICS members funded through WIAAPICS Lean Enterprise Workshop SeriesSeven workshops in this series covering the followingtopics: Introduction, Lean Culture, Value StreamMapping, Stability and Process Improvements, Justin-Time,Measuring and Sustaining. These mustbe taken as one unit. A certificate will be furnishedupon completion.9/15-10/27 S 8:30a-12:30p $770APICS CPIM Detailed Scheduling and PlanningThis course focuses on material and capacity schedulingand planning. It includes a detailed explanationof material requirements planning (MRP), atechnique suitable for use in job shops. The coursealso introduces another material planning technique,material-dominating scheduling, which isapplicable to process industries and other matureproduction environments. APICS members and WIAfunding must call 636-922-8233 to register.8/30-10/25 Th 5:30-8:30p$495 for APICS members$695 for non-APICS members$640 for APICS members funded through WIA$840 for non-APICS members funded through WIAAPICS: Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)ProgramThe APICS CSCP program will help you demonstrateyour knowledge and organizational skills for developingmore streamlined operations. Master thenecessary tools to effectively manage global supplychain activities, acquire the skills to create consistencyand foster collaboration through best practices,understand how to use enterprise resourcesplanning (ERP) systems. Tuition includes class materials.Test fee of $630 not included.9/13-12/6 Th 5:30-8:30p$1,435 for APICS members$1,635 for non-APICS members25 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

APICS Customer – Focused SupplyChain ManagementThis course meets the basic informational needsof individuals who interact with and support supplychain professionals. It gives an insider’s view ofsupply chain management, offering fundamentalknowledge of the functions of supply chain managementand teaches you to interact and support supplychain activities, helping to increase efficiency andgenerate ideas for improvements.9/6-9/27 Th 6-8:30p $350 S19/15 S 8a-4:30p $350 S2Small BusinessNEW! Social Media MarketingNeeding to connect more with your customers?Learn how to properly use social media platformssuch as Facebook, Twitter and Linked-In. Thegreat thing about social media is there are nocosts and very little time is involved in getting it upand running.9/27 Th 6:30-8:30p $45Food Protection Manager CertificationPrepares students for the Food Safety Certificationexam. Addresses food safety practices, prevention offood-borne illness and personal hygiene guidelines.Food Safety Manager Certification exam given atend of class. Must register seven days prior to class.ServSafe book and materials included.9/11 T 8a-5p $150 S111/13 T 8a-5p $150 S2Paralegal Certificate CourseFor beginning as well as advanced legal workers.Learn how to interview witnesses, investigate complexfact patterns, research the law, prepare legaldocuments and assist in case preparation for courtroomlitigation. Payment plan available! Textbooksrequired.9/10-10/20 M/W 6:30-9:30p $1,189S 9a-5:30pLeasing Tips for Small Business Owners andEntrepreneursThe course guides the business owner through thefundamentals of selecting, inspecting and evaluatinga rental space. Negotiate a favorable tenant improvementallowance and understand the types ofleases and the business terms of a lease.10/25 Th 7-9p $25Stay in the loop!Follow SCC ContinuingEducation on Twitter,Facebook and Bloggertwitter.com/SCC_ConEdfacebook.com/WeRConEdstchas-coned.blogspot.comHow to Start and Run Your Own BusinessTopics include: how to write a business plan, whatyou need to know about accounting records, legalissues for your new business, insuring your business,fundamentals of marketing your website, theSt. Charles County Economic Development Center,and finding a lender.9/25-10/30 T 6-9p $89STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 26

Home InspectionCertificate ProgramSCC is pleased to partner with Carson Dunlop andAssociates to offer this high-quality and convenientprogram, which is endorsed by the American Societyof Home Inspectors (ASHI).See www.stchas.edu/homeinspection for detailedcourse descriptions and payment plan information.According to Carson Dunlop, who hires homeinspectors as well as providing ASHI endorsed trainingfor home inspectors:• Approximately 5,000,000 – 6,000,000 homes aresold each year in the United States.• More than 70% of re-sale homes are inspected.• Requires 50% technical knowledge and 50%communication skills with a broad knowledgeacross several disciplines.• While Missouri does not presently license homeinspectors, those individuals with a certificationthat ensures they have the skills needed acrossthe various disciplines needed, will have the bestopportunities in the field.• Self-employed home inspectors can do 300 to500 home inspections a year. At an average feeof $350 per home inspection, it is possible toearn more than $100,000 a year.The 10 courses will be delivered through a blendedapproach of printed material and online sessions.Each of the 10 courses requires a minimum of 42hours of study, and you can work from the comfortof your own home or office. Exercises and practicalquizzes allow you to check your level of understandingwith feedback. With the mixed course format youcan stay connected with your instructor and otherlearners and share ideas with other participants inyour online community. Courses can be taken in anyorder. $395 per course.Courses include:• Home Inspection – Air Conditioning/Heating• Home Inspection – Plumbing• Home Inspection – Exterior• Home Inspection – Electrical• Home Inspection – Structure• Home Inspection – Heating I• Home Inspection – Heating II• Home Inspection – Insulation and Interior• Home Inspection – Roofing• Home Inspection – Communication andProfessional PracticeInformation from the Bureau of Labor StatisticsOccupational Outlook Handbook for 2010-2011indicates:• Employment is expected to grow 17 percentbetween now and 2018.• Approximately 44 percent of home inspectorsare employed by local governments, typicallymunicipal or county building departments.• Many home inspectors are self-employed.• Opportunities will be best for those with construction-relatedwork experience, training inengineering, architecture, construction technology,or related fields and for individuals withcertification as a home inspector.• Median annual wages were $50,180 in May2008, with the top 10 percent earning more than$78,070.27 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Online CoursesTake classes that fit YOUR schedule! Anytime, anywhere. For questions or assistance,email ccdreg@stchas.edu, or call 636-922-8233.American ManagementAssociation®General CoursesA wide range of highly interactive courses thatyou can take entirely over the Internet. All ofour courses are led by expert instructors. Topicsinclude accounting and finance, business,computer applications, design and composition,health care and medical, language and arts, lawand legal, personal development, teaching andeducation, technology, writing and publishingGRE and GMAT prep.Register: www.ed2go.com/stchasAmerican Management AssociationCertificate ProgramsAccounting, Communications, Customer Service,Finance for Managers, Human Resources,Leadership, Management, Manufacturing/Quality, Marketing, Negotiation Skills, PersonalDevelopment, Project Management, Purchasing,Strategic Planning, Supervision, Team Buildingand Time Management.Register: www.flexclassroom.com/edu/index.cfmCareer Training Certificate ProgramsHealth Care and Fitness, Business and Professional,IT and Software Development, Management andCorporate, Media and Design, Hospitality andService Industry, Skilled Trades and Industrial,Sustainable Energy and Going Green.Register: www.gatlineducation.com/stchas.comLicensing, Career Training, ComplianceCertified Financial Planning CE, Firm Element,Insurance CE, Insurance Pre-License/Exam Prep,Securities and Futures Prep, DOT Training andOSHA.Register: https://secure2.360training.com/vu3/index.cfm?cId=1065Paralegal Certificate Online CourseThe Paralegal Certificate Course© is thecornerstone of The Center for Legal Studiesprograms and paralegalism is one of thefastest growing careers in the country.www.legalstudies.com/courses/paralegal.htmlTo register, call St. Charles Community Collegeat 636-922-8233.Green, Renewable Energy and Trade Skills TrainingSCC Workforce Development in partnershipwith ProTrain Online is your solution for green,renewable energy and trade skills training!These online courses will help you learn theskills you need to excel in the jobs for the neweconomy. Business/Management/Leadership,Career and Services, Green Renewable Energyand Industrial/Skilled Trades.http://stchas.theknowledgebase.orgTo register, call St. Charles Community Collegeat 636-922-8233.Home Inspection CertificateA home inspection is a documented,professional opinion of a home, based ona visual evaluation and operational testingof the home’s systems and components todetermine their current condition. This 10course online certificate program providesstudents with the technical skills and expertiseneeded to succeed in the home inspectionfield. Students learn how to conduct visualexaminations and deliver written reports onthe physical and operational condition ofhomes or housing units.Register: www.stchas.edu/learnforlifeSTCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 28

Workforce DevelopmentThe mission of the SCC WorkforceDevelopment Department is to delivercustomized training to the current workforce,re-direct the ready workforce to gainfulemployment and assist the developmentof the next generation of workers usingprograms and events to strengthen theirunderstanding of the world of work.Business and Industry Program:Developing the Current WorkforceThe Business and Industry Program ofSt. Charles Community College has been a leadingforce in the St. Charles County businesscommunity since 1992.The Business and Industry Program works withlarge and small employers to identify job skillsand training needs for thousands of workers andemployers; targeting primarily St. Charles, Pike,Lincoln, Montgomery and Callaway counties.Our training features:• Experienced facilitators in a wide rangeof disciplines.• On- and off-site training options.• Flexible scheduling.• A focus on adult learning.• Cutting-edge technology and resources.Liaison to State Training FundsThe SCC Workforce Development Departmentis recognized by the state of Missouri as a LocalEducation Agency (LEA) for the application andadministration of state funds for company trainingprograms, new jobs training and similargrant funding programs.If your company meets state guidelines, youmay be eligible to receive funding assistance tosupport employee training. Workforce Developmentcan assist you in applying for state funds.For additional information, call 636-922-8474 oremail workforcedevelopment@stchas.edu.Missouri Career Center PartnershipThe Missouri Career Center Partnership is a federallyfunded program that provides professionaljob search assistance to job seekers in St. CharlesCounty. The program is part of the Workforce InvestmentAct serving individuals who have beendisplaced from their jobs and are unlikely to findemployment in their previous occupation. Thisservice is provided through the St. Charles CountyDepartment of Workforce Development at theMissouri Career Center. Contact the Missouri CareerCenter at 636-255-6060.Services Provided:• Job Search Assistance: Including résumépreparation, identification of transferableskills, informational and job interviewingskills and marketing yourself to employers.Various workshops and networking opportunitiesare provided.• Individual Career Consultation: An individualplan of action is developed to determinejob search goals and career direction.• Career Resource Center: For use by customersduring their job search. Phones, copier,fax machine, IBM computers, laser printersand employer directories are available. Internetaccess is also available.• Job Placement Assistance: Including currentlabor market information and access to availablejob listings from area employers.• Training Opportunities: Available for eligiblecustomers who require upgrade training orretraining into a different career. Contactour office to see if you qualify.• Resume Development and Critique: Gives thejob seeker an excellent opportunity to enhancehis or her résumé to its fullest extent.• Career Assessments: Various standardizedformal assessments are used to allow jobseekers to match their skills and temperamentsto other occupations. This is a mustfor the job seeker wishing to enter into anew industry.School-Business Programs:Investing in the Future WorkforceToday’s youth are tomorrow’s workforce.School-Business Programs has established a coalitionof educators and business leaders whowork together to make a difference in the livesof young people. Programs focus on career development,career exploration and career readiness.For more information, call 636-922-8474.29 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Adult Education and LiteracyAdult Education and Literacy(AEL/GED/ESL)St. Charles Community College coordinatesa four-county effort (St. Charles, Warren, Lincolnand Pike) to teach basic reading, mathand writing skills, to prepare people to takethe GED Tests and to assist non-native speakersin gaining English proficiency. Free dayand evening classes are available. Studentsmust be at least 17 years old and not enrolledin secondary school. For more informationabout class times, locations or theservices below, call SCC at 636-922-8411 orvisit www.stchas.edu/ael.Basic Skills Instruction/LiteracyInstruction is available for students to improvebasic skills. Literacy tutors provide one-on-onetutoring for students with low reading levels.English as a Second Language (ESL)Classes provide reading, writing, listening andspeaking activities at English proficiency levelsfor people wishing to improve their English languageskills.Citizenship PreparationClasses help students prepare for the citizenshipinterview. Students must have a resident cardfor four years or more (two years if spouseis a citizen) and at least intermediate-levelEnglish skills.TOEFL PreparationClasses help students prepare for the Test ofEnglish as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Studentswhose first language is not English mustpass this test for admission to college.Celebrating Adult Education and Literacyin St. Charles County!AEL STUDENT RECOGNITIONCEREMonY7 p.m. Wednesday, June 12, 2013Donald D. Shook Fine Arts BuildingFollow us on Facebook and Twitter.facebook.com/sccael@SCC_AELFast-Track ClassesA 15-hour Fast-Track class is available for studentswho want an overview of the GED Testsbefore taking the exam.GED® TestingThe paper/pencil and the computer-basedGED® Tests are given at SCC.The pencil/paper test is given once monthly.Test applications are available at all AEL classsites or online at www.ged.mo.gov. Examineesare required to complete and submit the demographicsform prior to their test date. Thetesting application must be approved beforecompleting the demographics form. (See GED®Demographics Form, below.) For paper/penciltesting dates, call 636-922-8629.To register for the computer-based tests, go towww.gedcomputer.com. Each of the five contentarea tests cost $28 ($140 total). Content areatests may be taken and paid for individually.Applications, demographics, scheduling andpayment must be completed online. Tests maybe scheduled as early as the following day, andthe test results are immediate on all except LanguageArts-Writing section.GED Demographics Form and GED Test RegistrationFor information about completing the GED®demographics form and registering for theGED® Tests, call 636-922-8629 or 636-922-8411.Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteer tutors are needed to work withadult literacy students and in the GED® andESL classrooms. Volunteers must be at least18 years of age. They work with individuals orsmall groups of students under the directionof the classroom teacher. Training is provided.No previous experience is required. Call 636-922-8504 or email jboria@stchas.edu for moreinformation.GED® SCHOLARSHIPSYou might qualify for a GED® scholarship!Call 636-922-8269.For more informationabout aEL/GED®/ESL,call 636-922-8411orvisit www.stchas.edu/ael.STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 30

RegistrationPayment must be receivedwhen you enroll.Online – To register online, go towww.stchas.edu/LearnForLifeBy Phone – To register by phone, call 636-922-8233 atleast one week before the first class meeting duringthe hours listed below. Telephone registration: Visa,Discover and MasterCard only accepted as payment.By Mail – Complete the registration form, attach yourcheck or money order and mail to:SCC Division of Corp. & Comm. Development4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, HUM 103Cottleville, MO 63376-2865In Person – Walk into 103 HUM with completedregistration form and payment.Registration hours:• 8a-5:30p Monday-Thursday;• 8:30a-4p Fridays.• After-hours drop-box in HUM hallway.By Fax – Complete the registration form and fax to636-922-8686. Fax registrations: Visa, Discover andMasterCard only accepted.Refund Policy: If you drop a class, you will receivea 100 percent refund if the class is dropped onebusiness day before the first meeting. No refund willbe given if the class is dropped the day of class orlater.Events which may require more advanced notice tocancel include, but are not limited to, certain businessand industry classes, conferences, trips, day trips andother special events. For these exceptions, refer to theLAST DAY TO CANCEL information listed in the coursedescription.If you have a situation that warrants an override ofthe above policy, an explanation of the circumstancesshould be made in writing to the Division ofCorporate and Community Development. Theappropriate associate dean will review the situationto determine if a refund can be granted and willnotify you accordingly. Refunds should be receivedwithin 30 days.Inclement Weather Policy: In the event ofsevere weather conditions or other emergencies,the SCC president may cancel classes and close thecampus for a partial or full day.The college will update the college’s website (stchas.edu) and main number 636-922-8000, send a textmessage through the Emergency Alert System,and contact selected radio and television stations,when the timing of conditions allow, by 5a for dayclasses and no later than 4 p for evening classes (ifbad weather develops during the day). The collegewill typically update the college website and mainnumber prior to contacting the selected radio andtelevision stations. It is recommended to use thecollege’s website or main number in order to receiveinformation in a more timely manner.Announcements will be made on KMOX Radio(1120aM), KWRE Radio (730aM), KFAV Radio (99.9 FM),KSDK TV (Channel 5), KMOV TV (Channel 4), and KTVITV (Channel 2).In the case of evening classes held at middle schoolsand high schools in the area, the SCC classes willnot meet if it has been announced that the schoolsthemselves are closed.Accommodations/Support: It is the policyof SCC to provide accessibility to its programs/activities and reasonable accommodations forpersons defined as disabled under the AmericansWith Disabilities Act of 1990and the RehabilitationAct of 1973. To receive accommodations or services,students must initiate a request for such servicesand provide written disability documentation fromqualified professionals. Accommodations providedto students are based upon individual need.Accommodation requests should be made in a timelymanner to allow for the determination of the needfor accommodation and to have the accommodationin place for the start of the program/activity.Students may contact the coordinator of accessibilityservices at 636-922-8247; TDD: 636-922-8222;email: pbova@stchas.edu. St. Charles CommunityCollege seeks to provide all students with a qualityeducation and equal educational opportunities.How to Read a Course DescriptionCreate Your Own Photo BookIf you’ve ever dreamed of publishing your photos ina book, this course is for you. Learn how to createphoto albums, calendars, cards and more. Impressyour friends and family with special holiday gifts!5/9-5/23 W 6:30-9:30p $79 $5 S1Course titleCourse datesTime class meetsSupply feeCourse descriptionDay(s) class meetsTuition costSessionCampus-Closed DatesSept. 3 – Labor DayNov. 21-23 – Thanksgiving BreakDec. 24-Jan. 1 – Winter Break (The ContinuingEducation office will close at 4:30 p.m. onNov. 21 and Dec. 17-21.)Calendar of EventsSept. 8-9 – Middle Eastern Dance PerformanceSept. 28-29 – Alzheimer's WalkOct. 5-7 – Loose Threads Quilt ShowOct. 19-21 – YPT show: The Creepy Creeps of Pilgrim RoadDec. 14-16 – YPT show: White ChristmasDec. 15 – The Handmade Marketplace Craft Show31 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Send your registration form and tuition to:St. Charles Community College, Corporate & Community Development – HUM 1034601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Cottleville, MO 63376-2865Or Fax To: 636-922-8686 (credit/debit card payment only)Fees should be included in your payment if indicated in the course description.Name____________________________________________________________________________Address_______________________________ City/State________________ Zip____________Date of Birth: Mo.______ /Day_____/Year____Home Phone ( )_____________________ Email Address_____________________________Work Phone ( )______________________ Emergency Contact ( )___________________MC-VISA-Disc. #_________________________________________Exp. Date_______________3-Digit Security Code _________Signature ___________________________________________DAY/DATE TITLE TUITION------Sample ------Sat., March 6 Money Management $49.00TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $ _________Class LocationsClasses are located on the SCC campus unless otherwise noted. Class location information is listedbelow. NOTE: For on-campus classes, students should go to the Humanities Building, Room 103, during officehours or call 636-922-8233 for specific room assignments. After hours and on Saturdays, go to the ADM WelcomeCenter/Information Desk.Locations found in this scheduleSt. Charles Community College4601 Mid Rivers Mall DriveCottleville, MO 63376636-922-8000Katy Bike Rental2998 Hwy 94 SouthDefiance, MO 63341636-987-2673Sherlock's Steak & Seafood5373 Highway NCottleville, MO 63376636-939-9922Equal Opportunity PolicyThe College is committed to non-discrimination and equal opportunity regarding the treatment of students, faculty and staff. The Collegeadheres to a strict non-discrimination policy in student admission, educational-programs, activities and employment regardless of race,color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, age, veteran status, disability or genetic information. The College isan equal opportunity employer. Inquiries may be directed to: Vice-President for Human Resources, 4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Cottleville,MO 63376-2865.STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 32

Hawaiian DancePerformance7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11Donald D. Shook Fine ArtsBuilding TheaterAdmission is FREE!Loose ThreadsQuilt Show9a-5p Oct. 610a-4p Oct. 7College Center GymYoungPeople’sTheatreFall Production –Oct. 19-21IRVING BERLIN’SWhiteChristmasECRWSSResidential CustomerWinter Production – Dec. 14-16The HandmadeMarketplaceCraft ShowSaturday, Dec. 15College Center Gym4601 Mid Rivers Mall DriveCottleville, MO 63376-2865Follow SCC Continuing Education.www.facebook.com/WeRConEdstchas.edu/learnforlife636-922-8233