2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...

using TIPS, individuals who serve and sell alcohol can obtain the skills necessary
to effectively respond to drinking situations before they get out of hand. Upon
completion of this program you will be certified in TIPS for three years. Students
who successfully complete the program will receive 5.4 CEU’s.
FLORAL DESIGN PROGRAM
Floral Design is a comprehensive 45-hour program that will train the student
for an entry-level position in the floral business. This course will enhance your
creativity after learning the basics of floral arranging.
In your training sessions you will learn theory and fundamentals of floral arranging,
care and handling of cut flowers, identification of cut flowers and greens,
color coordination, setting up your containers, styles of arrangements and their
origins, use of foundations, knowing your customers’ needs and budget, and sales
techniques. The program will include lecture and “hands-on” practice in the basics
of funeral and wedding work, table centerpieces, get-well arrangements and special
occasions.
This program is open to anyone 18 years of age or older and having a high
school diploma or GED. Since this is a comprehensive training program no previous
training is required. Students who successfully complete this program will receive
a certificate of completion in floral design from Continuing Education and
4.5 CEU’s.
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Industrial Maintenance Technicians are in strong demand in today’s automated
workplace. Members of this trade work in industrial plants installing, troubleshooting,
repairing and maintaining most machines found in an industrial plant, including
conveyors, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and robotics. This career field
can be particularly challenging, due to the responsibility of ensuring that production
processes run smoothly and preventing costly breakdowns.
The aim of this program is to prepare individuals for successful entry-level positions
in industry or upgrade their present skills by providing exposure to all aspects
of the manufacturing, production and maintenance needs of industry. Students
will acquire skills through theory, hands-on experience and internships. The
program is divided into separate training modules. To complete the IMT program,
students must complete the following credit-free classes:
Computer Basics
Blueprint Reading
Industrial Electricity – Part I and II
Industrial Motor Controls – Part I, II and III
Instrumentation
Programmable Logic Controllers – Part I and II
Industrial Mechanics
Industrial Electronics – Part I and II
Fluid Power, Pneumatics & Hydraulics
Preventive Maintenance
Internship
For those not working in an industrial setting an internship is required for
completion of this program.
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