C A R E E R T E C H N I C A L E D U C A T I O N – General/Health


HEALTH RELATED OCCUPATIONS Diagnostic Services


Optical Training Completion of course prepares you for a career as an Optical Assistant in an optical dispensary. Curriculum is geared for the National Opticianry Competency Exam (NOCE) offered by the American Board of Opticianry. Training includes Theory of Optics, Anatomy of the Eye; Prescription Analysis; Lifestyle Dispensing; Frame Adjustment and Repair. Included in the curriculum is a 40-hour apprenticeship in the Optical Dispensary located at Chevron Refinery. Continuous job placement assistance and resume writing/updates are available for all students. Pell Grant available for those who qualify. Instructor is ABO Certified with 30+ year’s experience. Employment opportunities abound in this booming industry. For further information and registration call (925) 228-3276 Ext. 262.


SECTION 96-1311


DAY Mon/Tue/Wed


Study Workshop DAY 96-1350


Apprenticeship 96-1333


Diagnostic Services


Optical Training 20-Hour Review Prepare for the American Board of Opticianry NOCE by attending a 20-Hour Advanced Review 8 weeks prior to the exam date. This intensive review is offered twice a year for the May and November test. Meeting days are Wed. 2-5pm, for six sessions to review all optical concepts. A mock NOCE will be given on the following Wednesday from 2-4pm. This review is included in the curriculum for students currently enrolled in the Optical Training Program. For information and registration call (925) 228-3276 Ext. 262. Prerequisite: Must have optical experience, be currently employed as a dispenser, or be a student of the Optical Training Program.


SECTION 96-1322 96-1322


Support Services


Certified Nurse Assistant Learn the skills to become certified as a nurse assistant in a long-term nursing care facility. Through course work and hands-on experience at a nursing care facility, you will be prepared to take the CA State Certification exam. Prior to enrollment, students must pass a mandatory assessment test. Class limited to 15 students.


SECTION 66-0691 (assessment) DAY Thu, Aug 19


66-0692 (assessment) Wed, Aug 25 Wed, Dec 8


Wed, Dec 8 TIME


9:00am 6:00pm


9:00am 6:00pm


ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR 1


66-0601 (course) W-Sa, Sept 22-Dec 3 7:00am-1:00pm 16 66-0695 (assessment) 66-0696 (assessment)


15 1


15 66-0605 (course) W-Sa, Jan 12-Mar 25 7:00am-1:00pm 16


$10 $10


$830 $10 $10


$830 CEUs for CNAs are coming in 2011. Please call for schedule and details.


SEE Sign Language I-A Beginning & Conversational—See page 10 Support Services


Boston Reed


Boston Reed College offers medical classes at Martinez Adult Education. For detailed information regarding curriculum, admissions, and financial aid, please see www. BostonReed.com. All listed prices are subject to change.


Clinical Medical Assistant Training Program 20- week program SECTION 66-0101


DAY Call for date DAY Call for date TIME 6:00-9:30pm TIME 9:00am-4:30pm


ROOM 16


ROOM 16


Pharmacy Technician Training Program 27-week program SECTION 66-0301


Vocational Nurse Training 86-week program Interest applications due July 1, 2010.


New Medical Training Programs Starting Soon!


Phlebotomy Technician CPT 1 – an 80-hour program to become an entry level professional in the field of Phlebotomy.


IV Therapy Certification for Health Professionals - prepares students for initiating and/ or maintaining common intravenous therapies. Covers the minimum competencies for California IV certification.


Forensic Phlebotomy — - This program consists of two parts: Students will complete a certified phlebotomy program that includes in school training (5 weeks) and a (80 hours) externship. In addition, student will complete a drub and alcohol training course students will learn; DOT urine collection procedures and the use of the DOT Custody and Control Form (CCF). Students perform five mock collections that meet the training requirements of the DOT regulations. All training materials and training in this course will provide up-to-date DOT regulatory information and the latest in learning technology. After completion of this course, students will receive a certification of completion and qualify to sit for the DOT and NCCT exam.


Diablo Medical Training (DMT) is a private vocational institution offering quality healthcare programs.


Contact DMT for schedules, fees and information. Phone: 925-586-2532 Fax: 925-513-8230 E-mail: Info@diablomedicaltraining.org


FEE INSTRUCTOR Call


Sindorf


FEE INSTRUCTOR Call


Dahl APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS


California State Apprenticeship Programs Martinez Adult Education is proud to serve as the Local Educational Agency for the following registered apprenticeship programs. Please call the number listed to learn more about the exceptional opportunities to “earn while you learn.” Visit the California apprenticeship website at www.dir.ca.gov for details.


Joint Apprenticeship & Training Committee for the Electrical Industry of Contra Costa County – IBEW Local 302. Greg Arcidiacono, Training Director. 1255 Muir Road, Martinez, 94553 925-228-2302; www.ibewlu302.com Classes available for electrical journeyman (06-996).


Heat and Frost Insulators Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee – Local 16; 1320 Harbor Bay Parkway, Alameda. 510-769-4200


Bay Area Counties Roofing and Waterproofing Joint Apprenticeship Training Committees – Jose Oscar Padilla, Director of Apprenticeship Training. 1661 20th Street, Suite 3, Oakland, 94607 510-628-3650


Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District – Timothy Dawkins, Apprenticeship & Training Coordinator, 20234 Mack Street, Hayward, 94545 (510) 891-2552. www.actransit.org


FLORAL DESIGN — NEW CERTIFICATE PROGRAM!


Floral Design – Beginning (30 specified arrangements) and Advanced The certificate program in floral design teaches floral arranging for the professional floral designer and for those with a personal interest in preparing arrangements for special occasions. Students are responsible to pay for all floral supplies. Enrollment in Advanced class requires instructor’s approval.


SECTION DAY TIME


96-4010 (Beginning) Tue, Sept 14-Nov 16 12:30-3:30pm Kitchen $120 96-4020 (Beginning) Tue, Sept 14-Nov 16 6:15-9:15pm 96-4050 (Advanced) Wed, Sept 15-Nov 17 6:15-9:15pm


Kitchen $120 Kitchen $120


96-4010 (Beginning) Tue, Jan 11-Feb 15 12:30-3:30pm Kitchen $120 96-4020 (Beginning) Tue, Jan 11-Feb 15 6:15-9:15pm 96-4050 (Advanced) Wed, Jan 12-Feb 16 6:15-9:15pm


Kitchen $120 Kitchen $120


ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR Shears


Shears Shears Shears Shears Shears


Staff Staff


Parker Staff Staff


Parker


DAY Wed Wed


TIME


2:00-5:00pm (6 sessions) E 2:00-4:00pm (1 session)


ROOM E


FEE INSTRUCTOR Call Call


Turcios-Tendick Turcios-Tendick


Mon/Tue/Wed DAY


Thu/Fri TIME


8:30am-1:30pm TIME


1:30-3:30pm TIME


ROOM E


ROOM E


ROOM FEE 8:30am-3-00pm Offsite


FEE INSTRUCTOR Call


INSTRUCTOR Included Turcios-Tendick Turcios-Tendick


FEE INSTRUCTOR Included Turcios-Tendick


MARTINEZ REGIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING CENTER ALL CLASSES SUBJECT TO DATE MODIFICATIONS


COURSE FEES AND LAB FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Deadline to sign up for classes is 14 days prior to the first scheduled class. Protective Services


PC 832 Course This course meets the minimum 64 hours of instruction required by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training in arrest and control, laws of arrest, and firearms. For further information, go to http://www.martinez-ed.org. Classes meet Tue/Wed/Thur, 6:15pm-10:15pm and some Sat/Sun, 8:00am-5:00pm.


Arrest and Control with Firearms class 66 hours 26-0310 26-0320


FEE $405


Nov 30-Dec 19 Mar 8-Apr 3


Arrest and Control class 42 hours 26-0311 26-0322


FEE $130


Nov 30-Dec 19 Mar 8-Apr 3


Firearms only class 24 hours 26-1311 26-1322


Protective Services


Module 3 Peace Officer Training This is the first of three modules of the Regular Basic Course Modular format for peace officer training and is a prerequisite to Module 2. Course content is a minimum of 147 hours and meets the classroom requirements for the student to function as a Level 3 Police Reserve Officer. For further information, go to http://www.martinez-ed.org. Students are required to have a valid driver's license. Classes meet Tue/Wed/Thu 6:15pm- 10:15pm and some Sat/Sun, 8:00am-5:00pm.


147 hours FEE $535 26-0410 26-0420


Sept 14-Nov 11 Jan 4-Mar 3


Orientation Sept 2 Orientation Dec 16


Environmental and Natural Science Engineering


BATC Safety Training 06-660 The Bay Area Training Corporation offers safety orientation training at Martinez Adult Education. Register through the BATC office only; no walk-in registrations. $40.00* mandatory prepayment by check, money order, VISA/Master Card only; no cash accepted. Picture ID and positive form of verifying Social Security number required.


To register, call 925-313-0500 or visit the BATC office at 2000 Marina Vista, Martinez. *Price subject to change.


FEE $310


Dec 4-Dec 12 Mar 12-Mar 20


Orientation Nov 18 Orientation Mar 1


Orientation Nov 18 Orientation Mar 1


Orientation Nov 18 Orientation Mar 1


See page 16 for registration form/information ■ High School GED registration see page 10


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