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health care setting. Upon completion,students should be able to demonstrateskills necessary to qualify as a NursingAssistant I with the North Carolina NurseAide I Registry. For more information,please contact ConEd@gaston.edu, orphone 704.922.2244.160 Hours – /14MWTThTThTThMWKEYWORD: NURSE9P-2P9P-2P9A-2P4P-9P9A-2PDBC 177DBC 177LC 308DBC 179LC 308Nurse Aide I – Refresher – HYBRIDThis hybrid refresher course will assistyou in preparing for the Nurse AideCompetency Exam for listing on theNorth Carolina Registry. All participantsmust have completed a state-approvedNursing Assistant I course or equivalentto register for this course. This courseincludes classroom and online instruction hours. For more information, pleasecontact ConEd@gaston.edu or phone704.922.224440 Hours – 160KEYWORD: NURSETBDNursing Education EducatorDevelopment (NEED) –Certificate Program – ONLINEGaston College offers a 45-hour, 12week, online NEED program to existingand potential nursing faculty in North Carolina. The certificate program is designedto: Prepare nursing instructors in teaching and learning principles for adulteducation Offers flexibility and convenience tofaculty educators as they increasetheir mastery of teaching skills Meets the nursing instructor preparation according to NCBON requirements 45 contact hours can be appliedtoward continuing competencerequirement for license renewalFor more information, please contact ConEd@gaston.edu, or phone704.922.2244.45 Hours – 1359/12-12/2gaston.eduPhlebotomy (NEW) – Certified– CLASSROOMSCHOLARSHIPS MAY BE AVAILABLEThis course provides theory and clinicalexperiences needed for the proper collection of blood and other specimens usedfor diagnostic testing. Emphasis is placedon ethics, legalities, medical terminology,safety and universal precautions, healthcare delivery systems, patient relations,anatomy and physiology, and specimencollection. Upon completion, studentsshould be able to safely perform procedures necessary for specimen collectionson patients in various health care settingsand may be eligible for national certification as phlebotomy technicians. For moreinformation, please contact ConEd@gaston.edu or phone 704.922.2244.250 Hours – 250KEYWORD: PHLEBOTOMY8/22-10/24MWF 8:30a–12:30p DBC 268(Classroom instruction)10/26-12/16 M-F24 hrs per weekOffsite Clinicals(3, 8-hour shifts per week,b/w the hours of 6:30a-5:00p)Radio & Sports TV Broadcasting –CLASSROOM & BLACKBOARDThis course provides direct experience assportscasters for local sporting events.Emphasis is placed on the applicationof skills through direct participation inthe production and distribution of sporting events. Upon completion, studentsshould be able to demonstrate competence in interviewing athletes and coaches, as well as writing and producing feature material for broadcast.**Additional time spent outside of classat 5 games to successfully completebroadcasting requirement and course.For more information, please email us atConEd@gaston.edu.32 hours - 2078/22-12/178/22-12/17KEYWORD: RADIOW12-2pCAS 117Class/LabM-SuOnlineOnline via BlackboardKEYWORD: EDUCATOROnline via Blackboard3

Rigging and Moving – CLASSROOM& BLACKBOARDThis course covers the principles of saferigging practices for handling, placing,installing, and moving heavy machineryand equipment. Topics include safety,weight and dimensional estimation, positioning of equipment slings, rollers, jacks,levers, dollies, ropes, chains, padding,and other related topics. Upon completion, students should be able to safelyrelocate and set up equipment using accepted rigging practices.**Additional Information: This courserequires additional coursework to beconducted via the Internet/Blackboard.Access to the Blackboard informationwill be emailed prior to the beginningof class. For more information, pleaseemail us at ConEd@gaston.edu.40 hours - 1719/12-12/179/12-12/17KEYWORD: RIGGINGT5:30-8:24p CAM 101A(Class and Lab)M-SUONLINEOnline via BlackboardTEAS Prep – CLASSROOMStudents who complete the 4-day classwill receive a certificate of completionand 0.5 point toward their GastonCollege ADN and PN application. Theclass will prepare test takers for all fourparts of the TEAS Test: 1. Mathematics;2. Science: Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy,and Physiology; 3. Reading; 4. Englishand Language Usage. Additional studyguide included in cost of the course.16 Hours – hM-ThKEYWORD: TEAS5-9p5-9p5-9p5-9pDSC 215/216DSC 215/216DSC 215/216DSC 215/216SMALL BUSINESS SEMINARS –REGISTRATION IS FREE!Gaston College’s Small Business Center(SBC) is proud to serve small businessowners and entrepreneurs with complimentary seminars, a resource center,and one-on-one counseling. Seminarsessions start in August 2022.For more information, or topre-register, visitgaston.edu/sbc-events,or call 704.922.6447.PERSONAL ENRICHMENTGenealogy and Family History,Beginner – CLASSROOMWant to learn how to do basic genealogical and local historical research using pertinent records, Internet search opportunities, and other sources? This class willprepare the beginner to do research, survey and select appropriate documents,evaluate documents and research plans,and will provide opportunities to organizeand analyze materials. Field trips will bepart of the class.20 Hours – 579/15-11/17THKEYWORD: GENEALOGY7-9pDSC 206Gunsmith I – CLASSROOMIntroduces the student to basic firearmsafety, basic and functional inspectionof parts, disassembly and assembly ofa firearm. The course also introducesmachining operations as they relate tothe gunsmithing industry. Topics includemachine shop safety, measuring tools,lathes, saws, milling machines, benchgrinders, diagnosing, repairing and layout instruments. A background or skillsin machining is helpful but not required.Students will need a project gun to bringto class.Student must possess either a pistolpurchase permit from the local Sheriff’soffice or a state issued concealed carrypermit.90 Hours – 200 (No College Credit)KEYWORD: GUN9/6-11/84TTH5-10pCAM 102Continuing Education Fall 2022

Humanities/Cultural Studies (NEW) –BLACKBOARDThis course introduces the distinctive features of a particular culture. Topics includeart, history, music, literature, politics, philosophy, and religion. Upon completion,students should be able to appreciatethe unique character of the study culture.Specifically, students will demonstrate anunderstanding of the culture and historyof countries associated with upcomingstudy abroad opportunities through theGaston College Study Abroad Program.Upcoming study abroad locations includeIreland and Germany.Basic Computer TechnologyAwarenessLearn basic computer skills in keyboarding, use of the Internet, email skills,word-processing, and technology-basedjob search skills. Includes professionalism and communication skills. Registerby attending the first day of class.30 Hours – 49Employability LabDrop-in lab at the NCWorks Career Center – Gaston. Lab offers help with creating resumes, interviewing skills, or basiccomputer skills. No appointment needed!10/17-12/16KEYWORD: CULTURALOnline via BlackboardShunpookan Aikido Safety &Self-defense (NEW) – CLASSROOMShunpookan Aikido is a traditional,self-defense focused system, affiliatedwith the Aikido founder’s original Hombu Dojo based in Japan. Aikido takes anon-competitive approach to self-defenseand teaches realistic form of self-defensethat uses techniques and movementrather than striking and strength to deterattacks. We seek to control the environment to prevent attacks, and if that is notpossible, control the attacker to minimizedamage to ourselves or those we are responsible for. Aikido as a martial art isappropriate for both men and women ofall sizes.12 Hours – 709/7-10/12WKEYWORD: 8a-12p8a-12p8a-12p8a-12pDSC 211DSC 211DSC 211DSC 211DSC 211DSC 211NCWorks Career Center - Gaston1391 Bessemer City Rd., GastoniaEmail, HRD@gaston.edu for dates/timesResume LabDrop-in lab at the NCWorks Career Center – Lincoln. Lab offers help with creating resumes, interviewing skills, or basiccomputer skills. No appointment needed!NCWorks Career Center - Lincoln529 N. Aspen St., LincolntonEmail, HRD@gaston.edu for dates/timesED2GO ONLINEDBC 130CAREER/EMPLOYABILITY SKILLSGaston College’s Human ResourcesDevelopment (HRD) program offersEmployability Skills classes to help youprepare for that new career path.If you are unemployed or meet the State/Federal guidelines for underemployedindividuals, the classes are at NO COSTto you!Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to add needed skills today.Do you want to upgrade your skills, but don’t have time tofit a traditional, on-campus class into yourhectic schedule? Check out online classes at:ed2go.com/gaston or careertraining.ed2go.com/gastonONLINE CLASSES OFFERED 24/7ed2go.com/gastonCall 704.922.2244 oremail HRD@gaston.edu.gaston.edu5

Gaston College, in partnership with ed2go, offers a wide selection of non-credit continuing education courses over theinternet. Enroll and study in the privacyof your own home at times that are mostconvenient to you. Most courses run forsix weeks and are composed of 12 lessons.Please visit ed2go.com/gaston to see acomplete course list.ONLINE ADVANCED n College offers over 300 careertraining programs in partnership with ed2go. Online open enrollment programsare designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional level positions for many in-demand occupations.Programs are designed by a team ofprofessionals from each respectivefield, providing you with effective webbased learning programs. Instructors/mentors are actively involved in youronline learning experience, responding to questions or concerns, as wellas encouraging and motivating you tosucceed.Please visit careertraining.ed2go.com/gaston to see a complete course list.ADULT EDUCATION –AHS HSE ESLAre you seeking your High School Equivalency diploma or Adult High School diploma? Interested in training for a high-demand career?GASTON COLLEGE HAS APROGRAM FOR YOU!The Basic Skills Plus program allowsAdult High School and High School Equivalency students an opportunity to co-enroll in the Computer-Integrated Machining Technology Program, Welding, NurseAide I or Office Administration Program6while working toward their diploma tuition-free. Students must apply and meetcertain eligibility requirements before entering the program. Call 704.922.2268 formore information.ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE(ESL) FREE!ESL assists individuals with limited English-speaking skills to learn basic language skills. A placement test is requiredfor all participants on our Dallas and Lincoln campuses.For information:Contact esl@gaston.edu or call704.922.6548HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATIONAdult High School (AHS) andHigh School Equivalency (HSE)If you would like to earn your Adult HighSchool Diploma or High School Equivalency Diploma, please attend one of ourFREE Student Success Classes:Adult High School (AHS) – ONLINETo enroll in the Adult High School (AHS)Diploma Program, you must attend anAdult High School Student Success Class(SSC) online. There will be at least twoopportunities per month to attend one ofthe classes via Zoom. You may choosea morning or evening SSC. Studentswill receive academic counseling andfurther information about the program.Applicants will need to use a computerwith webcam and need a strong internetconnection for SSC.Classes will begin immediately followingsuccessful completion of SSC. Classesare available 24/7 for all registered students, with end of semester breaks inJune and December.Online orientations are by reservationby filling out the contact form that canbe accessed at the Adult High Schoolpage on gaston.edu. Students will needto provide the following items to attendthe AHS Student Success Class:1. VALID driver’s license, ID or any government–issued photo ID.Continuing Education Fall 2022

2. Social Security or Tax Identification.3. Unopened, official transcript from thelast school attended, brought in person or mailed to: Debra Hissom, 201Hwy 321 S, Dallas, NC 28034. Yourlast school may send transcripts electronically to Admissions. Transcriptswill be evaluated to determine creditsthat may be transferred to the AHSProgram.If you are 16 or 17 years old, you willneed to provide completed Minor Paperwork, along with the above threedocuments. The Minor PaperworkPacket may be picked up at the LifeSkills office on the Dallas and Lincolncampuses or can be accessed onthe AHS web page or requested viaemail.For more information on the MinorPacket, please contact Belinda Butler,704.922.6545.Questions?Email hissom.debra@gaston.edu orpropst.tonya@gaston.edu.High School Equivalency (HSE)(formerly known as GED ) –CLASSROOM and ONLINETo enroll in the High School EquivalencyProgram, students must attend the Basic Skills Student Success (BSSS) Class.Some of the topics covered in class are:the steps to earning your HSE, the HSEScholarship, conflict resolution, studyskills, basic career assessment, placement testing, and assignment to appropriate classes.Two forms of identification are requiredto enroll:1. Valid state driver’s license or ID orgovernment ID.2. Social Security CardThe HSE Student Success Class is heldat the following location:Dallas Campus, Pearson Life SkillsBuildingFor more information contact:HSEequiv@gaston.edu or call704.922.6548AUTOMOTIVEAutomotive MechanicsThis course covers the theory, construction, inspection, diagnosis, and repair ofinternal combustion engines and relatedsystems. Topics include fundamentaloperating principles of engines and diagnosis, inspection, adjustment, and repairof automotive engines using appropriateservice information. Upon completion,students should be able to perform basic diagnosis, measurement and repairof automotive engines using appropriatetools, equipment, procedures, and service information.*This course includes a hands-on labduring class time.112 Hours – 246 KEYWORD: MECHANICS8/22-12/17MW5:30P-9:00PPTI 109NC Auto Safety – CLASSROOMThis is the state-required certificationfor all individuals seeking authorizationto perform annual motor vehicle safetyinspections. This course is used for newand renewal certifications as required bythe DMV.8 Hours – YWORD: AUTO6-10p6-10p6-10p6-10p6-10p6-10p6-10p6-10pDSC 208DSC 208DSC 208DSC 208DSC 208DSC 208DSC 208DSC 208Additionally, students who are 16 and 17years old will need to provide Minor Paperwork, along with the above two documents. The Minor Paperwork Packet isprovided by the Life Skills office on theDallas and Lincoln campuses.gaston.edu7

OBD II Emissions (NEW) –CLASSROOMThis eight-hour course will allow inspectors to become certified in emissions inspections required by NC Department ofMotor Vehicles.8 Hours – 909/13&9/15 TTh10/11&10/13 TTh11/8&11/10 TTh12/13&12/15 TThKEYWORD: OBD6–10p6–10p6–10p6–10pDSC 208DSC 208DSC 208DSC 208OBD II Emissions-Renewal –CLASSROOMThis eight-hour class will satisfy the renewal of a North Carolina emissions inspection license required by NC Department of Motor Vehicles.8 Hours – YWORD: OBD6–10p6–10p6–10p6–10pDSC 208DSC 206DSC 208DSC 208Vehicle Escort Operator Certification– CLASSROOMEscort Vehicle Operator Certificationcourse (8 Hours) provides the Certification required by the North Carolina Department of Transportation for oversize/overweight vehicle escorts.8 Hours – 10010/2012/15THTHKEYWORD: ESCORT8a-5p8a-5pDSC 208DSC 208MOTORCYCLE SAFETY3-Wheel Basic Rider Course –CLASSROOMThis is a basic, entry-level, learn-to-ride3-wheel motorcycle training and education course. MSF Certified RiderCoachesconduct the course, which consists ofboth classroom and hands-on instruction,riding exercises and a knowledge andskill test. A completion card and a DMVSkills Test License Waiver will be issuedon successful completion of the course.16 Hours – 99**Promotional Rate through CanAm. Registerthrough the following link: SSUSSU8a–5p8a–5p8a–5p8a–5pAHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100Motorcycle Basic Rider Course –CLASSROOMLearn to control your motorcycle and reduce the risks involved in riding. Althoughthe DMV motorcycle skills test will bewaived, the course does not exempteach applicant from taking the requiredNorth Carolina Department of MotorVehicles written test. Two hours of theclass will be completed online.18 Hours – 199 (insurance included)KEYWORD: MOTORVehicle Escort Operator Renewal –CLASSROOMEscort Vehicle Operator Renewal course(4 Hours) provides the Renewal Certification required by the North Carolina Department of Transportation for oversize/overweight vehicle 2012/3-12/49/1311/15DEFENSIVE DRIVING4 Hours – 80TTKEYWORD: ESCORT8a-12p8a-12pDSC 208DSC a–5p8a–5pAHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100AHS 100Online Pre–Registration Available atgoo.gl/forms/WO7ZIZWQvavI4QUo2Please email ConEd@gaston.edu formore information.8Attitudinal Driving Dynamics (ADD-8)This course satisfies court-ordered8-hour classes, attorney-ordered classContinuing Education Fall 2022

es, or those requirements for states thatrequire more than four (4) hours in adefensive driving course.8 Hours – KEYWORD: -5pDSC 206DSC 206DSC 206DSC 206DSC 206DSC 206DSC 206DSC 206DSC 206Alive at 25 – CLASSROOMThe Alive at 25 program is designed toassist drivers between the ages of 16-24in making good driving decisions.4 Hours – 2/15WWTHWWTHWWWTHWTHKEYWORD: -9PLC 125LC 125DSC 219LC 125LC 125DSC 219LC 125LC 125LC 125DSC 208LC 125DSC 219Defensive Driving Course (DDC-4) –CLASSROOMThis course satisfies court-ordered andattorney-ordered 4-hour classes. Businesses can also utilize this class foremployees who drive company vehicles.4 Hours – 2/612/1012/8gaston.eduSTTHSTHTHSTHTHSTTSTHKEYWORD: 2:30p8:30a-12:30pDSC 206DSC 206D

Carolina Notary Public Manual, 2016) is available in the college bookstore and must be purchased before entering the Notary Public class. Additional costs in-clude: textbook, commission fee, seal, oath of office, and a Notary Public Record Book. 8 Hours - 90 KEYWORD: NOTARY 8/15 & 8/16 MT 6-10p DSC 206 8/22 M 8a-5p LC 123