 |  EMPLOYMENT SKILLS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM - (ESCP) This program is designed to help people improve their employability skills, or to move on to a better job. CERTIFICATES OFFERED (required course numbers follow the certificate name) General Career Skills Certificate (100-110-140-150) For those interested in improving basic skills for employment. Clerical (100-105 -110-120-130-140-150-160)For those interested in gaining entry level clerical work or preparing for the next two certificates Administrative Assistant(110-120-130-140-150-160-180-190-200-210)An advanced certificate for those interested in moving up from an entry level clerical position to more responsibility Accounting Clerk(110-120-130-140-150-160-175-180-220-230-240)An advanced certificate for those interested in the financial clerical positions Medical Secretary(110-120-140-150-160-170-210-250-260-270-280-290)An advanced certificate for those interested in clerical positions in a medical settingPrerequisite to ESCP registrations require CASAS testing and an appointment with the ESCP Coordinator, Lisa Blanchette Courses(prerequisites are in parentheses)  | 100- Business Ethics | | 105- Customer Service | | 110-Computer Literacy | | 120-Computer Applications (110) | | 130-Accounting I (236 CASAS) | | 140-Employment Communications | | 150-Employment English Reading | | 160-Employment English Writing | | 170-Math (CASAS of 235) | | 175-Math (wCASAS of 245) | | 180-Accounting II (130) | | 190-Advanced Computers (120) | | 200-Office Simulation (Clerical) | | 210-Job Shadow (Clerical) | | 220-Accounting III (180) | | 230-Payroll Accounting (180) | | 240-Computerized Acct’g (130) | | 250-Medical Terminology | | 260-Anatomy & Physiology (250) | | 270-Med Billing & Coding I (250, 260) | | 280-Med Billing & Coding II (270) | | 290-Med Office Sim. (250-280) |
We make every effort to offer as many courses each semester as possible but we are unable to offer all 20 courses each semester. FALL ESCP CLASSESAccounting 2
James Colley
During this course the student will complete the full accounting cycle for a merchandising business set up as a partnership.
T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 12:15-3:15 pm
Course fee: $99; $104 Nonresident
Materials: $10
Business Ethics
Margie Genereux
In an age of ethical decay at organizations of every type, accountability is becoming a big issue. Companies are needing to education their employees and executives regarding acceptable practices. We will discuss leadership, commitment, workplace conduct, individual ethical behavior, salesmanship, teamwork and more.
T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 8:30-11:30 am
Course fee: $99; $104 Nonresident
Materials: $20
Computer Applications
Margie Genereux
Students will learn to use Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access. This course will also include use of the internet, email, troubleshooting tips and computer health and safety. Students will be encouraged to continue improving their personal keyboarding speed goal. Prerequisite: Computer Literacy
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 8:30-11:30 am
Course fee: $99; $104 Nonresident
Lab: $15
Computer Literacy
Margie Genereux, TBA
Students will learn the touch method of typing using self-paced software. In addition, students will become knowledgeable in MS Word as well as learning computer basics, troubleshooting, internet and e-mail.Speed goal is 20 wpm for general students and 30 wpm for clerical students.
T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 12:15-3:15 pm
T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 6:00-9:00 pm
Course fee: $99; $104 Nonresident
Lab: $ 15
Customer Service
James Colley
This course will provide students with the skills needed to increase customer loyalty, increase customer service effectiveness and decrease stress in the business setting. We will cover customer contact skills and management skills. We will discuss proven strategies to keep customers happy, develop professionalism and promote internal customer service.
M & W, 9/8- 11/19; 12:15-3:15 pm
Course fee: $99; $104 Nonresident
Materials: $20
Employment Communications
Lisa Blanchette
This course will cover verbal, non-verbal, and written communications in the workplace. How to communicate effectively with co-workers, supervisors, & those reporting to you. Employment Communications will be included (Resumes, Cover Letters, Requests for References). Mock Interviews will be done in class. A Public Speaking segment is also included as well as a segment on Self Assessed Portfolio preparation and use.
T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 12:15-3:15 pm
Course fee: $99; $104 Nonresident
Book: $15; Materials: $10Medical Terminology
Shirley Ross
Learn medical terminology with the Dean Vaughn Learning System, a unique training system using cleverly designed videos with word association that facilitate learning the language of medicine and medical abbreviations. Students will also need to supply a copy (new or used) of the Taber Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, available on eBay or Amazon.com for as little as $10.
M & W, 9/8-11/3; 12:15-3:15 pm
Course fee: $127; $132 Nonresident
Book: $25; Materials $15
Office Simulation
James Colley
Provides a mock-office situation to apply skills learned in other OSCP courses. This training is designed to help students build confidence in applying their clerical abilities to real-life situations.
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 8:30-11:30 am
Course fee: $99; $104 Nonresident
Book: $30; Materials $10; Lab $15
 Interested in getting your GED? The GED diploma is earned by passing a five (5) part test that includes: Reading, Writing, Math, Social Studies, and Science. •You need to be 18 or older to take the tests, there are a few exceptions to this rule that allow people to test at 17. Please call for more info. •The GED process starts with a required three day orientation that includes GED pre-testing, and the CASAS test If your pre-test scores are not high enough, we offer classes to help you raise your scores. The classes are free, but books may cost between $25-$35. We pre-test five times a year. Plan to attend all three days of pre-testing. Childcare is only available at morning testing. •You may official test if your pre-test scores show that you are ready. Official testing follows pre-testing. You MUST bring an official picture i.d. to test. Interested in getting your High School Diploma? SCAE offers classes in the mornings, afternoons and evenings to help you reach your goal. Students can attend anywhere from 1-5 classes a session to complete graduation requirements. Classes meet 2 days a week. Please call 490-5145 to set up an intake meeting and to schedule math and reading assessments. Graduation requirements for Adult Education StudentsSuccessful completion of the following core requirements:Four (4) credits in EnglishTwo (2) credits in MathematicsTwo (2) credits in ScienceTwo (2) credits in Social Studies (including one (1) in U.S. History/Modern HistoryOne (1) credit in Fine ArtsOne (1) credit in Computer LiteracyOne (1) credit in Computer Application (i.e. Excel, Office Pro, Claris Works, etc.) One-half (1/2) credit in Health•One (1) Community Service Project per school year, up to a maximum of four (4) - a non-course requirement as defined in the SHS student handbook.•And, a tenth grade or higher grade equivalent on the CASAS (Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment System) test in Reading and Math.Please Note:1. Students who would have graduated prior to 1998 will need a minimum of twenty (20) credits.2. Students who would have graduated in 1998 will need a minimum of twenty-two (22) credits.3. Students who would have graduated in 1999 or later will need a minimum of twenty-four (24) credits. To register for upcoming academic courses, please call 207-490-5145 to set up an intake appointment with Kathi Medcalf. FALL ACADEMICSAlgebra 1
Adam Soule
Would you like to know how to determine a sale price or double a recipe? This course will increase your skills in fractions, ratios and percents. Pre-req: 80% or higher in Math Basics or appropriate test score.
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 6:00-9:00 pm
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Book: $30; Materials: $10
Algebra 2
Steven Gannaway
Includes systems of equations and functions, exponents & polynomials, rational expressions, factoring & quadratic equations. Prerequisite: Grade of B or higher in Algebra 1 or appropriate score on placement test. T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 8:30-11:30 am
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Book: $30; Materials $10
Art 101
Deb Thompson
Topics cover the basics of art education. Projects will incorporate a variety of media.
T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 6:00-9:00 pm
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Materials: $20
College Prep Biology
Christina Parks
Topics to be considered include taxonomy, protists, plants, animals, genetics and ecology. Lectures will be supplemented with films, class discussions, demonstrations and labs.
T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 6:00-9:00 pm
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Book: $30; Materials: $20 Nonresident
English Composition
Gail Burnett, Christine Hull
Take this class to practice the process of writing from first thoughts and sentence skills to essays while using the writing process and improving your vocabulary.
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 12:15-3:15 pm
T & Th, 9/8-11/19; 6:00-9:00 pm
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Book: $30; Materials: $10
GED Tutoring
Kathy Morse
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 6:00-9:00 pm
How Do I Get There From Here?
Jackie Nolette
What skills do you need to be successful in school and in life? In this class, we will study and discuss conflict resolution, communication skills, and self-esteem, while also doing some work around vocational interests and planning for training after high school. In addition, we will be working on study skills such as organizing your time and reading effectively.
M & W, 9/8- 11/19; 12:15-3:15 pm
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Materials: $15
Math Applications
Linda Lavertu
This course covers both standard and metric measurements, data analysis and geometry. Focus will be on word problems and real-life applications. Pre-req: 80% or higher in Math Fundamentals or appropriate test score. M & W, 9/8-11/19; 8:30-11:30 am
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Book $30; Materials $10
Math Basics
Doreen Asbas
Do you want to learn to do everyday calculations like making change and determining tips? This course will increase your skills with whole numbers and decimals.
T & Th , 9/9-11/20; 12:15-3:15 pm
Book: $10; Materials: $15
Math Fundamentals
Claudette Dupee, Theresa MacDonald
Would you like to know how to determine a sale price or double a recipe? This course will increase your skills in fractions, ratios and percents. Pre-req: 80% or higher in Math Basics or appropriate test score.
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 8:30-11:30 am
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 6:00-9:00 pm
Book $30; Materials $10
Reading Fundamentals
Linda Lavertu
Discover new and fun techniques to learn reading, writing, vocabulary and comprehension skills. Learn about the components of reading, how to use and apply them and become a STAR reader!
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 12:15-3:15 pm
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 6:00-9:00 pm
Materials: $20
Reading in the Content Areas
Christina Parks
This class will improve your ability to comprehend and retain information from readings in literature, social sciences, and the sciences. Writing to understand and vocabulary building will also be part of this class. T & Th, 9/9-11/20; 12:15-3:15 pm
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Materials: $20
Reading & Writing Applications
Pamela Cote
This class is designed to help you strengthen your reading and writing skills for work and daily communication tasks. The focus will be on reading a variety of texts, learning to use the writing process to create a five paragraph essay, and building a strong foundation for vocabulary and reading comprehension. Some practice on test-taking tips and strategies will also be covered.
T & Th , 9/9-11/20; 8:30-11:30 am
Course fee: $50; $55 Nonresident
Materials: $20 ESOL
English for Speakers of Other Languages
SCAE offers a comprehensive program for people who would like to learn to read, write and speak English. Students are placed in classes based on their skill level. To register please call 490-5145 for an appointment today.
ESOL
Doreen Asbas
M & W, 9/8-11/19; 8:30-11:30 am
T & Th , 9/9-11/20; 8:30-11:30 am
Materials: $15
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