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The Oswego County BOCES Adult Education Department caters to adult

learners who have been displaced, are considering a career change, interested in re-entering the workforce

and/or who are looking to refine current skills, advance in their field, or increase their employability. The department is also prepared to partner with business and industry to create training programs that will build skills and attitudes.

Staff –

Jack J. Boak ... Interim District Superintendent Christopher Todd ...District Superintendent (as of 6/1/12)

Walter Freyer ...Assistant Superintendent of Pupil Services Paul Gugel ...Director of Adult & Migrant Education Roberto Elia ...Workforce Liaison Cynthia Proietti ... Literacy Case Manager

Oswego County BOCES offers a variety

of literacy and training options for your future!

Welcome

Adult Education

Department

179 County Route 64 Mexico, NY 13114 (315) 963-4256 www.OswegoBOCES.org/AdultEd

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Instructional Staff ... 4

Health Occupations Programs ... 6

NEW Evening Certified Medical Assistant Program ... 9

NEW Evening Certified Administrative Health Assistant Program ...11

Trades and Technology Programs ...13

Pre-Hire Opportunities ...16

Funding Options ...20

Refund Policy ...21

Literacy Programs ...22

Driving Courses...23

Oswego County BOCES

Adult Education

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Construction Equipment

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Instructional Staff

Practical Nursing/Certified Nurse Aide

Margaret Palmer is a theory and clinical instructor in the Practical Nursing Program and serves in a leadership capacity managing the day to day activities of the program. She brings with her over 25 years of experience as an RN and administrator in a wide variety of settings, including oncology, long-term care, intensive care, intermediate care and hospice. She received her AS/N in 1985 from Suffolk Community College. She also graduated from Graceland College in Lamoni, Iowa with her BSN and from St. Joseph’s College in Windham, Maine with her Masters in Health Services Administration.

Norene Powers is a theory, lab and clinical instructor in the Practical Nursing and Certified Nurse Assistant Programs at Oswego County BOCES. She attended Cayuga Community College and tutored students in math, microbiology, anatomy and physiology, nutrition and chemistry. She earned her AAS in Nursing from St. Joseph’s School of Nursing in Syracuse, NY. Her RN experiences have been in both acute medical-surgical nursing and long-term care.

Theresa Makin is a theory, lab and clinical instructor in the Practical Nursing and Certified Nurse Assistant Programs with over 25 years of experience as an RN, preceptor, case manager, educator and manager. Her varied experiences include psychiatric, home care, occupational health, med-surg and long-term care nursing. She is a graduate of the Oswego County BOCES Practical Nursing Program. She graduated from Cayuga Community College with her AAS in Nursing and continued at Syracuse University to obtain her BSN. She graduated from SUNY Oswego in 1998 with her MBA.

Certified Dental Assistant/Dental Office Receptionist

Adele Sherman is the instructor for the Certified Dental Assistant and Dental Office Receptionist Programs. Sherman started her career at Oswego County BOCES 20 years ago when she attended the Dental Assisting program that she is now teaching. She has worked in several areas of dentistry including general dentistry, oral surgery and most recently geriatrics. She has been trained to work as an extended function dental assistant and has had training in oral anesthesia. In addition to her work experience, Sherman served as the lead judge and industry mentor for the Dental Assisting competition at the New York State Skills USA competition.

Certified Medical Assistant/Certified Phlebotomy Technician

Shelly Spencer is the instructor for both the Medical Assistant and Phlebotomy Programs. Spencer is a graduate of a certified medical assisting school at The Great Lakes Institute of Technology in Erie, Pennsylvania. She holds her certification through the National Association for Health Professionals as a nationally registered certified medical assistant, a nationally registered certified phlebotomy

technician and a nationally registered certified EKG technician. She was also the senior phlebotomist in a physician’s office for four years.

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Medical Billing and Coding

Emoy Goodridge acquired her coding and billing certification through Keiser College in Florida and then attained national certification through the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). She is a Certified Professional Coder at a large practice and provides medical terminology training for non-clinical staff, audits charts and provides physicians with proper documentation technique. She is also an approved PMCC instructor through the AAPC and is currently the secretary of the local CNY AAPC chapter.

Automotive Technology & Services

Jerald Wickham was a former Auto Systems Instructor at Oswego County BOCES for 30 years and owned and operated a NAPA Car Care Center for 25 years. Mr. Wickham has extensive experience in the automotive field and holds an Associates Degree in Automotive Technology, and a BS Degree in Education, majoring in transportation. He is ASE Certified in Automotive Electrical/Electronics, Engine Performance, and Advanced Level Diagnostics. He also is a NYS Registered Emissions Technician and holds several certificates from Ford, GM, and Chrysler Training Schools.

Heavy Equipment Maintenance & Operations/Commercial Driving Programs (CDL-A and CDL-B)

Kenneth Koegel has been teaching CDL A/B for nine years and has been active in the field for most of his adult life. He is a certified General Motors tech and has had his CDL A license with doubles and triples endorsements for 29 years. He is also certified in Heavy Equipment Repair and Operations with 10 years experience. Additionally Mr. Koegel has certification in emergency pipeline awareness and certification in Auto Systems.

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC)

Leland H. Dusharm has been in the HVAC field for over 28 years. He is a Certified Director of Facilities and Certified Building Operator. Mr. Dusharm has been an HVAC instructor at Oswego County BOCES for 6 years. He is also a certified proctor for the 608 and the 609 EPA exams.

Welding

Ralph Gravelle graduated from SUNY Oswego Summa cum laude in Vocational Technical Education. He has been the Welding Instructor at Oswego County BOCES since 1981 and has developed a comprehensive welding, related math and blueprint reading curriculum for his programs. He has extensive experience in metal fabrication, fitting, welding and specialty welding. He is also a Safety Consultant and Certified Welding Inspector.

Barbie Jo Grey is a 2001 graduate of the Welding Technology Program; she was a two year member of the Vocational Technical Honor Society. She has worked as a Teaching Assistant in the Welding Technology Program at Oswego County BOCES for eight years. She grew up on her father’s farm welding and repairing equipment. She also worked at Phoenix Welding. Barbie is continuing her education at Cayuga Community College and will soon enter the Vocational Technical Education program at SUNY Oswego.

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HEALTH OCCUPATIONS

Practical

Nursing

Practical Nurses perform hands-on patient care in a high demand occupation. This program prepares students to work as a Practical Nurse in such places as home care agencies, nursing homes, physicians’ offices, hospitals and healthcare clinics. This program is divided into two (2) phases. Phase one includes Basic Skills I and II, Drug Administration/ Pharmacology, Anatomy and Physiology. Students learn through classroom, lab and clinical experiences. After the successful completion of Basic Skills I, students will sit for the New York State Nursing Home Nurse Aide Certification Examination in order to earn a certificate as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA). Students who already possess a valid CNA certificate may challenge test for a fee and opt out of the lab and clinical portion of Basic Skills I. Phase 2 includes Medical-Surgical Nursing, Women’s Health & Pediatrics and Senior Experience.

Upon successful completion of the

program, students are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination-PN (NCLEX-PN).

The cut off date for applications is 6 weeks prior to the start of class. Late applications may be accepted past the cut off date if they meet specific requirements and seats are available. Late applicants may be assessed late fees. Please call (315) 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule an entrance exam. Financial aid is available to qualifying adults. This program is VA approved.Apply early to secure your place in the class!

Application Fee: $75 non-refundable application fee is required

Prerequisites: Completed application packet; high school diploma or GED transcript; must take TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) entrance exam and possess an up-to-date CPR for the Professional certificate.

Tuition: $8,450 (includes books, supplies, ATI CARP, NYS Nursing Home Nurse Aide Certification Examination fee & uniforms)

New!... Tuition now covers $343 NCLEX Exam Fee

Deposit: $150 Non-refundable Deposit Required to Enroll (Due after Acceptance – Counts towards tuition)

Schedule: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (class/lab); Clinical hours are generally 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., but will vary

Location: To Be Determined

Application Due Date: 7/16/12

Orientation: 8/23/12, attendance is required

Start Date: 8/27/12

Additional Requirements: Up-to-date physical and immunizations; applicants must provide own stethoscope, watch and shoes; computer internet access is highly recommended.

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Certified

Nurse Aide

This is a 125-hour program where students learn personal care skills necessary to assist the elderly and chronically ill who may live in nursing homes or rehabilitation centers or may be a patient in a hospital. The program will include classroom, lab and clinical experience in local nursing homes. The graduate will be eligible to take the New York State Nursing Home Nurse Aide Certification Examination.

Both day and evening programs are offered at various times throughout the year.

The cut off date for applications is 3 weeks prior to the start of class. Late applications may be accepted past the cut off date if they meet specific requirements and seats are available. Late applicants may be assessed late fees. Please call (315) 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule an entrance exam. This program is VA approved.

Prerequisites: Completed application packet; passing score on entrance exam and an up-to-date CPR for the Professional certificate

Tuition: $1,300

Day Schedule: Mon. - Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (class/lab); 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (clinical)

Day Class Application Due Date: 6/18/12

Day Class Orientation/Start Date: 7/9/12

Evening Schedule: Mon., Tues., Thurs 5:00 -9:00 p.m.

Evening Class Application Due Date: 8/31/12

Evening Class Orientation/Start Date: 9/18/12

Additional Requirements: Up-to-date physical and immunizations; student must provide uniforms and shoes

Dental Office

Receptionist

BOCES is offering a new course, Dental Office Receptionist. The Dental Office Receptionist plays a vital role in the dental care team. Dental Office Receptionist is a 300 hour program, in which 80 hours will be internship experience in an actual dental office. This program will consist of appointment planning and booking, dental insurances, management of accounts receivable, dental emergencies, pharmacology, communication, oral hygiene and infection control.

The cutoff date for applications is 3 weeks prior to the start of class. Late applications may be accepted past the cut off date if they meet specific requirements and seats are available. Late applicants may be assessed late fees. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule an entrance exam.

Prerequisites: Completed application packet; high school diploma or GED transcript (students working toward their GED may apply and be accepted on a case-by-case basis); passing score on entrance exam and an up-to-date CPR for the Professional certificate

Tuition: $2,800 (includes books, supplies, uniform jacket)

Schedule: Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; internship hours vary

Orientation and Start Date: 7/16/12

Additional Requirements: Up-to-date physical and immunizations; students must provide their own uniform and shoes

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Certified Dental

Assistant

As valuable members of the dental team, Dental Assistants take on significant responsibilities. Working directly with dentists, they perform a wide variety of tasks requiring both interpersonal and technical skills. Coursework includes dental theory, emergency care, infection control, preventive dentistry, clinical assisting and dental radiology. Dental Assisting is a 690 hour program, including 200 hours of dental experience in area dental offices. Dental Assisting has been approved by the NYS Department of Education for licensure and certification purposes.

Upon completion, graduates are eligible to take the DANB Certified Dental Assisting Boards, which leads to licensure.

Both daytime spring & fall programs are offered.

The cut off date for applications is 3 weeks prior to the start of class. Late applications may be accepted past the cut off date if they meet specific requirements and seats are available. Late applicants may be assessed late fees. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule an entrance exam. This program is VA funded, and is an excellent opportunity to be career ready in only 6 months!

Prerequisites: Completed application packet; high school diploma or GED transcript (students working toward their GED may apply and be accepted on a case-by case basis); passing score on entrance exam and an up-to-date CPR for the Professional certificate

Tuition: $4,800 (includes books, supplies, uniform jacket)

Schedule: Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (class & lab hours will vary); clinical hours vary

Additional Requirements: Up-to-date physical and immunizations; students must provide their own uniform and shoes

Review Course for

the Dental Assisting

Certifi cation Exam

This individualized program is intended for working, non-certified dental assistants who are seeking licensure. The course is divided into three components: chair side dental assisting, radiology, and infection control. Students work at home, at their own pace, to prepare for the exam while retaining employment. Applicants must have two years full time experience as a dental assistant and be able to provide documentation. Previous formal training preferred. Applicants must also have knowledge of basic dental and medical terminology. Internet access highly

recommended. Exam and licensure fees not included.

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HEALTH OCCUPATIONS

Certified Medical

Assistant

The demand for Medical

Assistants is high and continues to grow. This 730-hour program is

both clerically and medically oriented and prepares individuals to assist in physicians’ offices, hospitals, clinics, schools and other health related facilities. Medical Secretary skills such as electronic medical records (EMR), filing, office procedures, word processing, use of automated office equipment, computerized medical office procedures and Medical Billing/ Coding are taught along with Medical Assistant skills/topics such as medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, electrocardiograms, pharmacology, vital signs, phlebotomy and assisting the physician in medical examinations. A 4 week (160 hour) clinical externship will be scheduled following the classroom portion of the course.

Upon successful completion of the program, students will earn a certificate from Oswego County BOCES as well as an additional certificate in Infection Control. Students will then be eligible to sit for the certification exams for Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy Technician, Electrocardiogram Technician, Coding Specialist and

Administrative Health Assistant. All exams are offered through the National Association of Health Professionals (NAHP).

The cut off date for applications is 3 weeks prior to the start of class. Late applications may be accepted past the cut off date if they meet specific requirements and seats are available. Late applicants may be assessed late fees. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule an entrance exam. This

program is VA approved.

Prerequisites: Completed application packet; high school diploma or GED transcript (students working toward their GED may apply and may be accepted on a case-by-case basis); passing score on entrance exam and an up-to-date CPR for the Professional certificate

Tuition: $6,000 (includes books and supplies)

Schedule: Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (class/lab), hours may vary; Clinical hours vary; Occasional Fridays may be necessary to complete hourly requirements

Orientation Date: 6/14/12, attendance is required

Start Date: 6/18/12

Additional Requirements: Up-to-date physical and immunizations; students provide their own uniform, stethoscope, watch and shoes. Tuition does not include the $75 NAHP exam fee or cost for the review book.or cost for the review book.

Evening Certified

Medical Assistant Program

Now Available

Tuition: $6,200 (includes books and supplies)

Schedule: Mon. – Thurs. 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. (Sept. – June) covers classroom hours; occasional Fridays may be necessary to complete hourly requirements. 160 Hours of

on externship completed after completio of coursework (during summer of 2013) *must be available in the daytime forr externship*

Orientation Date: 9/5/12, attendance is required Start Date: 9/10/12

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Certified Phlebotomy

Technician

Phlebotomists are a vital part of the health care team and are employed at a variety of health care settings such as laboratories, physicians’ offices and hospitals. This 148 hour course, approved by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists, prepares students for a career in blood drawing or provides an additional proficiency for current health care professionals. Phlebotomy is offered as either a daytime or evening class and includes 48 hours of theory and 100 hours of clinical experience at a health care facility in either Oswego County or Onondaga County.

Upon completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion from BOCES and be eligible to take the certification exam from the ASCP.

The cut off date for applications is 3 weeks prior to the start of class. Late applications may be accepted past the cut off date if they meet specific requirements and seats are available. Late applicants may be assessed late fees.

Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule an entrance exam.

Prerequisites: Completed application packet; high school diploma or GED transcript (students working toward their GED may apply and be accepted on a case-by-case basis); passing score on entrance exam

Tuition: $950 (includes books and supplies)

Day Schedule: Mon. – Thurs., 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.; Clinical hours vary

Orientation/Start Date: 10/22/12

Additional Requirements: Up-to-date physical and immunizations; students provide their own uniform and shoes

Infection

Control

Oswego BOCES is certified to provide the required coursework for Infection Control Standards, per NYS Education Department and the Department of Health. This

program will assist licensed, registered and/or certified health professionals to understand principles of blood-borne pathogen transmission in the workplace, infection control and principles and

professional standards of practice. Includes informational packet and certificate of completion.

Tuition: $35 (includes supplies)

Date: 8/23/12

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Certified Administrative

Health Assistant

In this 395 hour class, students will be introduced to the field of Administrative Health Assistant in the classroom as well as clinical sites such as physicians’ offices, hospitals and other health-related facilities. The student will learn Medical Assisting Administration skills including but not limited to the following: electronic medical/health records (EMR), medical records and chart documentation, computerized medical office procedures, computer/keyboarding/ career development, automated office equipment, financial management, medical insurance, Medical Billing and Coding, both written and oral medical office and business communications, medical office procedures, creating charts, filing, scheduling patients, basic psychology, anatomy and physiology and medical terminology including spelling and abbreviations. Students will be

assigned to a health related facility located in either Oswego or Onondaga County during their 80 hour externship that begins after the completion of class work.

Upon successful completion of both the classroom instruction and externship, students will earn a certificate from Oswego County BOCES and an additional certificate in Infection Control. Students will also be eligible to sit for the Certified Administrative Health Assistant Exam through the National Association of Health Professionals (NAHP).

The cut off date for applications is 3 weeks prior to the start of class. Late applications may be accepted past the cut off date if they meet specific requirements and seats are available. Late applicants may be assessed late fees. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule an entrance exam.

Application Fee: $50 non-refundable

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Prerequisites: Completed application packet; high school diploma or GED transcript (students working toward their GED may apply and be accepted on a case-by-case basis); passing score on entrance exam and an up-to-date CPR for the Professional certificate

Tuition: $3,275 (includes books, supplies)

Schedule: Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (class/lab), hours may vary; Clinical hours vary; Occasional Fridays may be necessary to complete hourly requirements

Orientation Date: 6/14/12, attendance is required

Start Date: 6/18/12

Additional Requirements: Up-to-date physical and immunizations; students provide their ; p own unniform and shoes. Tuition does not includee the $75 NAHP exam fee or cost for the revview book.

Evening Certified

Administrative Health

Assistant Program

Now Available

Schedule: Mon. – Thurs. 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. (September – February) covers classroom hours; occasional Fridays may be necessary to complete hourly requirements. 80 Hours of externship completed after completion of coursework (February & March) *must be available in the daytime for externship*

Orientation Date: 9/5/12, attendance is required Start Date: 9/10/12

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Medical Billing

& Coding

This 320 hour class incorporates three modules: Medical Terminology/Anatomy and Physiology; Medical Billing and Medical Coding. Upon completion of the course students will have learned the basics in order to be able to work in a health facility, dental/ medical office or in their own business. The first module, Medical Terminology/Anatomy and Physiology, is 40 hours. Students will learn the common medical terminology and human anatomy required in the health care field. Students may challenge test for a fee to earn credit toward fulfillment of this module. The next module is Medical Billing. It incorporates 114 hours in the classroom and lab. Students will learn the basics of health insurance, learn the role of the billing specialist; obtain basic knowledge of ICD-9 and CPT-4 coding, electronic medical records (EMR), become familiar with the most used insurance facilities and read, translate and submit medical documents. The student will be exposed to entry level billing regulations and rules of each insurance program including interpreting remittance advice summary reports. The 126.5-hour Medical Coding module utilizes the comprehensive Professional Medical Coding Curriculum

from the American Academy of Professional Coders in preparation for the national

certification exam for professional coders. The module will cover information on the fundamentals and conventions of diagnostic coding, procedural and supply coding and introduces the basics of chart auditing. The 126.5 hours is broken down into 113 hours of coding curriculum, an 8 hour review for the exam and the 5.5 hour national exam. Students who complete all 3 modules will be required to complete a 40 hour internship. Candidates without a minimum of 1-2 years experience in a healthcare facility, who are successful in the exam will be CPC-A until proof of experience is obtained.

Cut off date for applications is 3 weeks prior to the start of class. Late applications may be accepted past the cut off date if they meet specific requirements and seats are available. Late applicants may be assessed late fees. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule an entrance exam. This program is VA approved.

Prerequisites: Completed application packet; high school diploma or GED transcript (students working toward their GED may apply and be accepted on a case-by-case basis); passing score on entrance exam

Tuition: $3,900 (includes class, all books, membership fee and exam fee)

Schedule: Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.; Internship hours vary

Additional Requirements: Up-to-date physical and immunizations

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Automotive Technology

& Services

This course is designed to give students training in automotive electrical, electronic, and engine management systems, as well as diagnosis and repair of brake, steering and suspension systems on most domestic and foreign cars and light trucks. Students will learn how to diagnose and repair electrical problems associated with many types of failures common to vehicle systems, as well as emission and engine performance issues. Also included in the program will be a module of training to be a NYS Motor Vehicle Inspector. The 700-hour course will give the student a comprehensive package that will include classroom theory, technical training using computerized training

modules, real time lab work using problem vehicles, and internship time at a dealership or independent repair shop.

Students completing the course will be able to take the NYS Vehicle Inspector exam and four ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) exams given in the spring and fall. Being able to service and repair today’s vehicles offers job security with good pay and

benefits to those willing to put the effort and time into training.

Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Tuition: $6,650 - Includes textbook, training manuals, diagnostic information, a package of training and diagnostic tools including a digital volt/ohm/meter, exam fees for ASE Testing, and special training seminars.

Schedule: Mon. - Wed. 3:00 - 8:00 p.m.; flex - internship hours on Fridays

Start Date: 1/15/13

Additional Requirements: Completed

application; provide own safety glasses and steel-toed work shoes, shop coat, loose-leaf notebook

Welding: 320-Hour

Certified Welder

American Welding Society Entry Level Welder

This 320-hour certified welding course is designed to prepare students to take the American Welding Society Entry Level Welder Exam upon completion of this program. Successful students must pass 2 guided bend tests, a workmanship test and written 8 module tests.

Students who successfully complete the course will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion and AWS Entry Level Welder Certificate.

This program is VA approved. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Tuition: $5,700 (includes books, supplies, exams)

Schedule: Mon. - Thurs. 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Start Date: 9/10/12

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Welding:

160-Hour

This 160-hour welding course is designed to give the student the first half of the 320-hour Entry Level course in welding or allow students to add hours to their welding time so they can have the 320 hours needed to be a certified welder.

Students who successfully complete the course will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion.

This program is VA approved. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Start Date: Open enrollment, call for details

Additional Requirements: Completed application; provide own safety glasses, steel toed boots and non-flammable clothing

Welding: Basic

Stick, MIG or TIG

This 32-hour welding course is designed to give the student beginning knowledge of Basic Stick Arc, TIG or MIG welding. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion.

Tuition: $575 (includes books, supplies)

Welding: Intermediate

Stick, MIG or TIG

This 60-hour welding course is designed to build on the Basic Welding course and give the student more knowledge of Stick, TIG and MIG welding.

Welding: Advanced

Stick, MIG or TIG

This 60-hour welding course is designed to give the student advanced knowledge of Stick, TIG and MIG welding.

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This program is VA approved. Applicants must

pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Schedule: Mon. - Thur. 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Welding: Basic Repair

& Maintenance

This 60-hour welding course is designed to give the student the basic knowledge of welding needed to repair and maintain machinery and other equipment/

structures on a job.

This program is VA approved. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam..

Heating, Ventilation,

Air Conditioning (HVAC)

This 200-hour program is a comprehensive hands-on training program covering the critical aspects of the HVAC/Repair field offered in three parts. Part one is an introduction to tools, shop, test equipment, shop/home equipment, shop math,

Ohms law. Part two includes basic air conditioning, basic heating, basic house electrical, basic schematic reading and wiring diagrams, basic troubleshooting, and work safety. Part three covers an introduction to EPA, basic understanding of the EPA rules, federal EPA requirements, EPA 609 and EPA 608. EPA Universal Certification Exam for refrigerant handling is included. Students work in a lab and a variety of field experiences.

This program is VA approved. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Tuition: $4,300 (includes books, supplies, exams)

Schedule: Mon., Tues., Thurs. 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Fall/Winter Start Date: 10/9/12

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application fee is required

Tuition: $4,700 (includes supplies, physical/ drug test, permit and road test)

Schedule: Mon. - Fri. 3:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Start Date: 9/12/12

Additional Requirements: Completed application; driving abstract.

CDL-A Hourly

Tractor Trailer

Road time only for those with some experience. This class is for those needing up to 100 hours of road time who already have some classroom and/or road

experience in CDL-A. Applicants will be assessed by instructors to ascertain level of skill. There is a $50 fee for this assessment. Classes meet at various times Monday through Friday.

Students who successfully complete the hours will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion. Student must be 21 years of age to take the CDL-A program. Applicants must have a Driving Abstract and Permit prior to starting the class. Once a student has applied and secured funding, they must pass a physical and drug test. This test must be paid for before it is scheduled by BOCES and before the student starts the class. Students must pay for their own road test.

Tuition: $90 an hour

Schedule: Flexible

Start Date: Open Enrollment Additional Requirements: Completed application; driving abstract; permit.

CDL-A

Tractor Trailer

Beginner’s program. In this 160-hour course, students will be given 95 hours of classroom theory and maneuvers using PTDI based curriculum and 65 hours of tractor trailer training in driving safely, pre-trip and post-pre-trip vehicle inspection, basic control of your vehicle, managing space and speed, seeing hazards, emergencies, skid control and recovery, transporting cargo safely, air brake, combination

vehicles, doubles and triples, tank vehicles, and hazardous materials. Students will participate in road training in the following areas: backing up, parallel parking and docking, city driving, road driving and drop and hook.

Students who successfully complete the course will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion and take a Road Test for the CDL-A license. Students also receive a Certificate of Air Brakes Training.

Student must be 21 years of age to take the CDL-A program. This program is VA approved. Applicants must have a Driving Abstract prior to starting the class. Once a student has applied and secured funding, they must pass a physical and drug test set up through BOCES. After students complete the classroom portion of CDL, they apply for a permit and set up a road test. Both are reimbursable from BOCES after the student has completed the course. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

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TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

CDL-B

Dump Truck

Beginner’s program. In this 100-hour course, students will be given 55 hours of classroom and 45 hours of dump truck training in driving safely, pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspection, basic control of your vehicle, managing space and speed, seeing hazards, emergencies, skid control and recovery, and transporting cargo safely. CDL-B classroom hours also include air brakes and hazmat training. Students will participate in road training.

Students who successfully complete the course will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion and take a Road Test for the CDL-B license. Students also receive a Certificate of Air Brakes Training.

Student must be 18 years of age to take the CDL-B program. This program is VA approved. Applicants must have a Driving Abstract prior to starting the class. Once a student has applied and secured funding, they must pass a physical and drug test set up through BOCES. After students complete the classroom portion of CDL, they apply for a permit. BOCES will reimburse the student for the permit after successful course completion. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Tuition: $4,500 (includes books, supplies, physical/drug test, permit and road test)

Schedule: Mon. - Fri. 3:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Start Date:9/12/12

Additional Requirements: Completed application; driving abstract

Heavy Equipment

Maintenance &

Operations (HEMO)

This 100-hour Heavy Equipment Maintenance and Operations (HEMO) program is presented in the classroom in four modules for Wheel Loaders, Excavators, Dozers, and Backhoe Loaders. Training includes: classroom and simulators, shop floor identification, maintenance and tools. Students will also learn basic site setup; equipment operating techniques; equipment loading and transporting safely. Students practice on state-of-the-art equipment. Upon completion, students will be issued a certificate of completion. Once a student has applied and secured funding, they must pass a physical and drug test.

Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Please call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Tuition: $3,000 (includes book, supplies, physical/drug test)

Start Date: 7/30/12

Additional Requirements: Completed application; provide own steel toed boots

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TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

HEMO and

CDL-A

This 260-hour program combines the Commercial Driving License (CDL) A with Heavy Equipment Maintenance and Operations (HEMO) program. CDL-A incorporates 95 hours of classroom theory and maneuvers using PTDI-based curriculum with 65 hours of tractor trailer driving instruction. CDL-A classroom hours include air brakes and hazmat training. The 100-hour HEMO portion of the program is presented in the classroom in four modules for Wheel Loaders, Excavators, Dozers, and Backhoe Loaders. Training includes: classroom and simulators, shop floor identification, maintenance and tools. Students will also learn basic site setup; equipment operating techniques; equipment loading and transporting safely. Students practice on state-of-the-art equipment. The National Utility Contractors Association curriculum and Dig Safely NY training are utilized.

Students who successfully complete the course will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion and take a Road Test for the CDL-A license. Students also receive a Certificate of Air Brakes Training.

Students must be 21 years of age to take the CDL-A portion of this program. This program is VA approved. Applicants must submit a Driving Abstract when they apply to the class. Once a student has applied and secured funding, they must pass a physical and drug test set up through BOCES. After students complete the classroom portion of CDL, they apply for a permit. BOCES will reimburse the student for the permit after successful course completion. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be

accepted into the program. Call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Start Date: 7/30/12

Additional Requirements: Completed application; driving abstract; provide own steel toed boots

HEMO and

CDL-B

This 200-hour program combines Commercial Driving License (CDL) B with Heavy Equipment Maintenance and Operations (HEMO) program. CDL-B incorporates 55 hours of classroom

learning using PTDI-based curriculum with 45 hours of dump truck driving instruction. CDL-B classroom hours also include air brakes and hazmat training. The 100-hour HEMO portion of the program is presented in the classroom in four modules for Wheel Loaders, Excavators, Dozers, and Backhoe Loaders. Training includes: classroom and simulators, shop floor identification, maintenance and tools. Students will also learn basic site setup; equipment operating techniques; equipment loading and transporting safely. Students practice on state-of-the-art equipment. The National Utility Contractors Association curriculum and Dig Safely NY training are utilized. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion and take a Road Test for CDL-B license. Students also receive a Certificate of Air Brakes Training.

Students must be 18 years of age to take the CDL portion of this program. This program is

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VA approved. Applicants must submit a Driving

Abstract when they apply to the class. Once a student has applied and secured funding, they must pass a physical and drug test set up through BOCES. BOCES will reimburse the student for the permit after successful course completion. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Tuition: $5,700 (includes book, supplies, physical/drug test, permit and road test)

Start Date:7/30/12

Additional Requirements: Completed application; driving abstract; provide own steel toed boots.

CDL-B

Bus Driver

This new 100-hour course can be taken alone or as an add on to another CDL program. You must be 21 years of age and already have a valid NYS driver’s license. Students will be given 55 hours of classroom, and 45 hours of bus driver training, to include driving safely, transporting passengers safely, danger zones, loading and unloading, emergency exit and evacuation, railroad and highway crossings, student management, anti-lock braking systems, special safety considerations and pre-trip inspections. Students will participate in road training. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion and take a Road Test for the CDL-B license for bus driver.

This program is VA approved. Applicants must have a Driving Abstract prior to starting the class. Once a student has applied and secured

funding, they must pass a physical and drug test set up through BOCES. After students complete the classroom portion of CDL, they apply for a permit. BOCES will reimburse the student for the permit after successful course completion. Applicants must pass an entrance exam to be accepted into the program. Call 963-4256 for information on how to apply and to schedule your entrance exam.

Start Date: 9/12/12

Additional Requirements: Completed application; driving abstract.

CDL

Refresher

This is an as needed class for drivers returning to the field who need to be retrained. Applicants will be assessed by instructors to ascertain level of skill. There will be a $50 fee for the assessment. Students who successfully complete the hours will receive a BOCES Certificate of Completion.

Student must be 21 years of age to participate/ enroll in this program. Applicants must provide a Driving Abstract and obtain a Permit prior to starting the class. Once a student has applied and secured funding, they must pass a physical and drug test. This test must be paid for before it is scheduled by BOCES and before the student starts the class. Students must pay for a road test if one is needed.

Tuition: $90 an hour

Schedule: Flexible (Mon. - Fri.)

Start Date: Open Enrollment

Additional Requirements: Completed application; driving abstract; permit.

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FUNDING OPTIONS

CLASSES PAYMENT _PLAN _{COUNTY DET}OSWEGO VESID VETERANS _AFFAIRS _{CSEA/EMPLOYER}SCHOLARSHIPS/

HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Practical Nursing* X X X X X Nurse Assistant X X X X X Dental Assistant X X X X X Dental Offi ce Receptionist X ‡ ‡ ‡ X Medical Assistant X X X X X Administrative Health Assistant X ‡ ‡ ‡ X Medical Billing and Coding X X X X X Infection Control X X X X X Phlebotomy X X X X X

TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY

Automotive Technology & Services X X X X X HVAC X X X X X Welding X X X X X CDL-A/CDL-B X X X X X

CLASSES PELL GRANTS

FEDERAL STAFFORD STUDENT LOANS FEDERAL PARENT LOAN FOR UNDERGRADS NATIVE

AMERICAN AMERICORPSAWARDS

Practical Nursing X X X X X

‡Call the Adult Education Department for updated funding information for these new courses *ADDITIONAL PRACTICAL NURSING FUNDING OPTIONS

Register Today...

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ADMISSIONS POLICY FOR ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS

The program will comply with the State, Federal and Local Labor Laws. It shall be the policy of the Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Oswego County to provide equal opportunities for all persons affected by the myriad of operations of the Oswego County BOCES without regard to age, race, sex, marital status, disability, creed, religion, political affiliation or national origin.

1. Admission into all classes is subject to acceptance and space availability. Students are encouraged to apply early. Once a class is filled, applicants are placed on a waiting list. A minimum number of students must be enrolled for classes to occur.

2. Applicants should understand that not everyone is accepted into the program. A final decision on selection will be made after the candidate completes all of the application steps.

3. The complete application steps, as well as other pre-requisites, are outlined on the cover of the program application packets.

4. All candidates will receive a letter indicating whether or not they are being accepted into the program. 5. For the Practical Nursing, Certified Medical Assisting, Certified Administrative Health Assistant, Certified

Dental Assisting, Dental Receptionist and Certified Nurse Aide Programs: Candidates must participate in an admissions interview. The goal of the interview is to help ensure that the candidate can and will be successful in the program.

REFUND AND PAYMENT POLICY for ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Program costs are due at the beginning of each new program unless other arrangements have been made. These may include a payment plan, approved agency funding, or approved private education loans. Program costs must be paid in full prior to the end date of the course.

TUITION AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE FOR COURSES OTHER THAN PRACTICAL NURSING

Refunds and charges for all courses except Practical Nursing will be determined per the following schedule: 1) Drop within first 10% of BOCES program ...90% REFUNDED and 10% due BOCES 2) Drop within first 15% of BOCES program ...70% REFUNDED and 30% due BOCES 3) Drop within first 20% of BOCES program ...50% REFUNDED and 50% due BOCES 4) Drop within first 25% of BOCES program ...30% REFUNDED and 70% due BOCES 5) Drop Exceeding 25% of BOCES program ...0% REFUNDED and 100% due BOCES

TUITION AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE FOR PRACTICAL NURSING ONLY

Refunds and charges for an enrollment period within the Practical Nursing will be determined per the following schedule:

1) Drop within first 10% of a payment period (either half of the program) ...90% refunded, 10% due BOCES 2) Drop within first 15% of a payment period (either half of the program) ...70% refunded; 30% due BOCES 3) Drop within first 20% of a payment period (either half of the program) ...50% refunded; 50% due BOCES 4) Drop within first 25% of a payment period (either half of the program) ...30% refunded; 70% due BOCES 5) Drop exceeding 25% of a payment period (either half of the program) ...0% refunded; 100% due BOCES A percentage for refunds will be computed by taking the total number of course hours the program has been in session, compared to the total program hours possible. Only tuition is refundable. The cost of books, uniforms, and other miscellaneous items, are not refundable. Tuition refund checks take up to thirty days to process after a request is submitted.

BOCES Adult Education Department does comply with Veterans Refund Policy, as well as all policies as set forth in Veterans Administration Circular 22-79-6, dated March 8, 1979, on file in the school office.

RETURN OF TITLE IV AID

Federal regulations governing the use of Title IV funds (student loans and Pell Grants) dictate how much of this type of aid a student has “earned” for the period of time attended. Any “unearned” Title IV funds must be returned to the Title IV program (i.e., loan program or Pell Grant program). The amount of Title IV funds earned may not fully cover the institutional charges for the period of enrollment. In fact, the determination of the amount of Title IV funds that a student has earned has no relationship to a student’s actual institutional costs. A student needs to be aware that if they drop from a program, Title IV funds may have to be returned to a Title IV fund if they have not been “earned” and the student may owe the school money as a result of no longer having access to those funds. A student must pay the school the money owed for charges that are not covered by Title IV funds because the funds had to be returned. Funds are returned to the Title IV programs in the following order: 1. Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans; 2. Subsidized Stafford Loans; 3. Federal PLUS Loans; 4. Federal Pell Grant.

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LITERACY EDUCATION

English for Speakers of

Other Languages (ESOL)

Site: SUNY Oswego, Rich Hall, Room 118 Days: Tuesday and Thursday

Time: 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.

For adult students, age 16 or older, who want to learn how to speak, read and write in English. Students will learn how to function successfully within the community structure. We have an “open registration” policy, which means you begin when YOU are ready. Instructors will assist you in designing an individualized plan to meet your needs.

For more information or to enroll: CALL (315) 963-4256

Do you or someone you know need a GED?

Earn a General Equivalency Diploma FREE of Charge

Oswego: Oswego Public Library (120 E. 2nd Street, Community Room)

Daytime Classes - Monday & Thursday, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Oswego High School(2 Buccaneer Blvd.)

Evening Classes - Monday & Wednesday, 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Mexico: Oswego County BOCES (179 County Route 64, Mexico)

Afternoon Classes - Tuesday & Thursday, 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Central Square: Central Square Middle School(248 County Route 11)

Evening Classes - Monday & Wednesday, 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Pulaski: Pulaski High School(4624 Salina Street)

Evening Classes - Tuesday & Thursday, 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.

ESOL

GED

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Distance Learning Option...

Eligibility: Students must be at a reading level of 6th grade or above and work well on their own. An assessment test will be given during the intake appointment. GRASP (Give Ready Adults a Study Program) is a GED Home-Study Program. Study packets are picked up by students on a two-week basis at local sites. Pre-GED is a home study program. Study packets are picked up by students on a two-week basis at local sites.

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PRE-LICENSING COURSE

Pre-licensing

Driving Course

Participants in this pre-licensing program must hold a New York State Motor Vehicle Department’s Learner Permit. Completion of the NYS mandated 5-Hour classroom program would meet the requirements for earning the MV-278 certificate, which is required before a student can register to take their road test. The certificate is valid for one year.

The cost of this course is $40 per person.

Driving Course Refund Policy: If you are canceling your registration, cancellation must be in writing and received at least 72 hours

before the course is scheduled to begin. Registrants will receive a 50% refund of the originally scheduled class fee. Please note, however, that no refunds will be granted for notices of cancellation, reschedules or substitutions not received at least 72 hours before the course is scheduled to begin (i.e.: “no shows” are still responsible for the full registration fee).

Registration & Enrollment

Students must pay in advance before their enrollment is processed for the 5-hour driving course.

Visit us online at: www.oswegoboces.org/AdultEd Click on the “Driving Courses” link

Or call:

963-4256 for more information Registration can be done:

1. Online, only if paying by credit card, by clicking on the 5-Hour Class link.

2. By phone by calling (315) 963-4256 if paying by credit card.

3. Walk-in at the Oswego County BOCES campus if paying by cash, money order or credit card. 4. By mail if paying by money order. You will need

to print the registration form from the website or use registration form below and mail it back with your money order. No personal checks.

Oswego County BOCES Adult Education Department

5-Hour Driving Class Registration Form

Indicate your 1st_{and 2}nd_{class choices. If your 1}st_{choice is full, we}

will register you for your 2nd_choice.

First Preference Location: ___________________________ Date: ______________________________ Second Preference Location: ___________________________ Date: ______________________________ Fill in the following student information(*indicates a required fi eld):

*Student First Name: ____________________________________ *Student Last Name: ___________________________________ *Student Phone: _______________________________________ Student Email: _________________________________________ *Address: _____________________________________________ *City/State/Zip: ________________________________________

To register for a 5-hour driving course, please follow the steps below, fi ll in the information

and mail the form to the following address with your money order, in the amount of

$40, (no checks please) to:

Oswego County BOCES Adult Education Department

Driving Courses 179 County Route 64

Mexico, NY 13114

The student understands that by registering for the class they must adhere to the payment and cancellation/refund procedures found on the previous page or at the bottom

of the following webpage: http://www.oswegoboces.org/adulted/

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Postal Patron

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Jack J. Boak, Jr.

Interim District Superintendent

Christopher Todd

District Superintendent (6/1/12)

Walter Freyer

Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Services

Paul Gugel

Director of Adult & Migrant Education

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Oswego County BOCES

Adult Education

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