This class will be held onsite, face-to-face.

PLEASE NOTE: THE DATES LISTED FOR THIS COURSE MAY BE DIFFERENT THAN ORIGINALLY ADVERTISED.  THE DATES CURRENTLY LISTED ARE TENTATIVE.  PLEASE!  GO AHEAD AND REGISTER - WE WILL SORT IT ALL OUT AND NOTIFY YOU OF ANY CHANGES!

Instruction in electric, heliarc and oxygen-acetylene welding. Proper techniquesand safety are stressed.  Select Mig (5 spots available), Tig (5 spots available) or Stick (5 spots available).  Welding helmets and gloves are provided.  However, if you have your own equipment, please bring to class.

SCAEvoc

This class will be held onsite, face-to-face.

PLEASE NOTE: THE DATES LISTED FOR THIS COURSE MAY BE DIFFERENT THAN ORIGINALLY ADVERTISED.  THE DATES CURRENTLY LISTED ARE TENTATIVE.  PLEASE!  GO AHEAD AND REGISTER - WE WILL SORT IT ALL OUT AND NOTIFY YOU OF ANY CHANGES!

Instruction in electric, heliarc and oxygen acetylene welding. Proper techniques and safety are stressed.  Select Mig (5 spots available), Tig (5 spots available) or Stick (5 spots available).  Welding helmets and gloves are provided.  However, if you have your own equipment, please bring to class.

SCAEvoc

This welding class covers the basics and is for the do-it-yourself welder. Students learn about the different welding processes (oxy-acetylene, stick, M.I.G. and T.I.G.) and get hands-on experience with those techniques. See how the characteristics of metal change as we weld them, i.e. heat treating. Safety is a priority and students are instructed in safety procedures.  This class will earn you a certificate of completion; please note that this is not an industry recognized certificate, but the instructor will provide information on testing for certifications.  Welding helmets, jackets, gloves, and safety glasses will be provided.  Please wear appropriate footwear and clothing.  You may also want to bring a water bottle.

This is a course prescribed by the Maine State Board of Nursing that adheres to the Maine State Nursing Practice Act, Chapter 5.  It is for Certified Nursing Assistants who have completed one or more years of full-time employment as a CNA and are listed as active and in good standing on the Maine State Registry of Certified Nursing Assistants.

The purpose of the course is to teach experienced CNAs to administer non-injectable medications to patients who are 4 years of age and older, performed under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse in a long-term care facility, state mental health institution, county jail, state correctional facility, or assistive living setting.

Students enrolled in this 120-hour program at RSU54 Adult and Community Education will complete 60-hours of classroom, 20 hours of laboratory practice and 40 hours of clinical (1to 3 supervised practice).  All course objectives must be met to successfully complete this program, including passage of a final written exam with a grade of 85 or better, and completion and demonstration of all skills on the Skills List in clinical or laboratory settings.

The tuition is $1,440, which includes the textbook.  A $300 deposit or proof of funding is required with this application.

Course runs 7 weeks and classes are held at MSJ in Waterville.

Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday 3:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.

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This is an online course.

How do you keep track of the day-to-day financial transactions of a business? Whether you are looking to advance in your career, or you’re an entrepreneur, (or maybe you are a part of a family business), this course will help you if you are looking to understand the numbers.

The Basics of Bookkeeping course will help you understand, and know how to record, every penny that comes into your business and every penny that goes out of your business. This course shows you how to create a chart of accounts that meet your needs. All of the money you spend, and all of the money you earn, have a place to go. How do your record them? What are debits and credits? What do the numbers mean? How do I label accounts? Even if you outsource your bookkeeping needs, you should still have a basic understand of what happens with the money earned and the money spent. No one should be blind to his or her finances! In this course you will learn where the numbers go, and why! You will learn the bookkeeping terminology as well as what it means to keep track of the numbers. At the end of the cycle, what do the numbers mean? The Basics of Bookkeeping will show you how to keep track of the numbers and why!

CEUs/ILUs: 1.6

Length (in hours): 16

One Month Course

CNAs are caregivers who provide patients assistance with activities of daily living and basic needs. They also help patients feel safe and comfortable throughout their hospital stay. These direct caregivers spend most of their time assisting patients and listening to their concerns. The State of Maine approved CNA course includes classroom work, skills labs, and clinical experience. Candidates must present either a high school diploma or HiSET/GED. Enrollment is limited to 10. The admission process includes enrollment into our Career Readiness Program, a criminal background check, placement testing, and a series of meetings with PVAEC staff. A non-refundable application fee of $50 is required. The cost of the class is $1,300, which includes tuition, textbook, background check, and state exam. Students are responsible for obtaining their own scrub uniforms, which are required dresscode for the class. Start Date May 3, 2021.

Payment plans and financial assistance may be available to those who qualify. For more information or to enroll, please contact PVAEC Academic Advisor, Eve Salley at 207-564-5884 or email esalley@pvaec.org.The application process is extremely time sensitive. Space is limited!

 CLASS SCHEDULE TO BE ANNOUNCED.

Staff from Human Resources, Workforce Development at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard will guide you through the USA Jobs website, discuss apprenticeship programs, and address the fundamentals of a federal resume. Please bring your resume if you would like individual feedback. Class will meet at Kittery Adult Education, with an option to attend virtually.

Monday, May 3, 6:00-7:30 p.m.

Course Fee: Free

Staff from Human Resources, Workforce Development at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard will guide you through the USA Jobs website, discuss apprenticeship programs, and address the fundamentals of a federal resume. Please bring your resume if you would like individual feedback. Class will meet at Kittery Adult Education, with an option to attend virtually.

FREE, registration required