FIRST DAY WILL BE ON SEPTEMBER 17TH FROM 6:00pm-8:00PM. EVERY CLASS AFTER WILL BE ON TUESDAY.

This community education course provides foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in welding processes and safety practices. Designed for beginners and individuals looking to develop or improve their welding skills, the course will introduce participants to essential welding techniques, including Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW/Stick) and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW/Wire-Feed MIG).As participants progress, additional instruction in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW/TIG) may be introduced. Emphasis will be placed on proper welding procedures, equipment setup, weld quality, and industry-standard safety practices. OSHA-based safety standards and shop safety protocols will be taught and strictly followed throughout the course.Participants will complete a variety of hands-on welding projects designed to build confidence and practical welding skills. NOTE: $50 material fee will be paid directly to the Instructor.

Ready to stand out from the competition and land your next opportunity? In this interactive workshop, you'll learn how to create a professional, attention-grabbing resume that highlights your skills, experience, and strengths. We'll also cover essential interview techniques, including how to answer common questions with confidence, make a great first impression, and showcase your value to employers. Whether you're entering the workforce, changing careers, or seeking advancement, this class will provide practical tools to help you succeed. Students are encouraged to bring current resumes. 

This course will equip students with the fundamental knowledge and skills required to use the vertical milling machine for precision machining operations in a hobby shop, home shop, or farm shop environment. The course covers machine safety, setup, maintenance, and operation of the milling machine. This is a “hands-on” course that engages the students in projects designed to develop their skills in using the mill. Training covers precision measurement, layout, feature location, work holding, tool holding, drilling, slotting, pocketing, boring, block squaring, and surfacing operations.

This engaging presentation is for those people who are unemployed, or for those who are underemployed, or for those who are simply looking for better fitting or more fulfilling work.  It is also applicable to the person who would like to start their own small business and, thereby, “create” a new job.  It is for those who are looking for their first job, or any job, as well as for those who are already mid-career, but want to know how to go about finding something better. Each student will go home with "Successfully Unemployed: Finding or Creating your Dream Job" written by Alan Sherwood your instructor. Additional $5 will be paid to the instructor for supplies.