Course listings
EDUC 106 TEACHER ASSISTANT 2 UNITS
Hours: 35 lab; 6 weeks FIELD EXPERIENCE II CSU
EDU 106 is part of Mini-Corps, a component of the California Master Plan for the education of migrant
children. It is a work experience course for students who have trained as first- and second-level Mini-Corps
student mentors and teacher assistants. Students will apply their knowledge of current instructional
practices that will support migrant students who are most academically at risk. The student will tutor Corps
curriculum subject areas (i.e., math, primary language, critical thinking skills) with a strong emphasis on
meeting the cultural and emotional needs of these diverse student populations within the migrant culture.
Students will work under the supervision of a classroom teacher. Prerequisite: EDU 101 or equivalent.
Repeatable.
EDUC 107 TEACHER ASSISTANT- 2 UNITS
Hours: 2.5 lec, 6.5 lab - 8 weeks LITERACY CAMPS CSU
EDU 107 is part of Mini-Corps, a component of the California Master Plan for the education of migrant
children It is a basic preparation course for second- and third-level Mini-Corps student mentors and
instructional tutors who will teach migrant children, primarily in group settings, in outdoor summer science
and literacy camps. The course is a combination of lecture/discussion and practical work experience.
Prerequisite: EDUC 102 or EDUC 103, EDUC 105 or EDUC 106. Repeatable.
EDUC 108 FIELD EXPERIENCE- 6 UNITS
Hours: 336 total lab hours; 8 weeks LITERACY CAMPS CSU
EDU 108 is part of Mini-Corps, a component of the California Master Plan for the education of migrant
children. It is a work experience course in which Mini-Corps student mentors and instructors teach migrant
children, primarily in group settings, in outdoor summer science and literacy camps. Prerequisite: EDUC 107
or equivalent. Repeatable.
EDUC 262 SEMINAR FOR 2 UNITS
Hours: 2 Lec EARLY EDUCATION CSU
FIELD EXPERIENCES
Students will meet weekly to reflect upon their experiences working as volunteer literacy coaches in
coordinated instruction programs with local public schools. This course is part of Project TEACH and the
Pre-Credential Program for Liberal Studies majors. Prerequisite: Admission to Project TEACH. Repeatable.
emergenCy meDiCal TeChniCian
EMT 021 EMERGENCY 1.5 UNITS
Hours: 32 total lec hours; 2 weeks MEDICAL
TECHNICIAN REFRESHER
Designed to meet the recertification requirements for EMT 1. This annual course provides review of topics
and skills as prescribed under the California Administrative Code. Since skills/proficiencies are enhanced
by supervised repetition and practice is required for continued certification, this course may be repeated
as required. Be prepared to pay a test fee for the Nor-Cal recertification test. Prerequisite EMT 120AD .
Repeatable.
EMT 120 EMERGENCY 5 UNITS
Hours: 4 lec, 3 lab MEDICAL CSU
TECHNICIAN 1A
CPR certification for health care workers. Students are required to have proof of Hepatitis B Vaccination
prior to start of clinical portion of training. *(This requirement may be waived with a signed waiver by the
student or in the case of a minor by a responsible parent or guardian.) Repeatable.
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