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CAREER EXPLORATION & PLANNING
Career Basics and Planning (CIC 1326)
Explore the desirable skills employers are looking for today and match
to a suitable career choice. Session begins with a self-assessment
followed by a systematic approach to making a career choice, decision
making techniques, and current occupational information.
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The Art & Science of Finding a Job (CIC 1325)
If your current job search methods are not achieving results, this
session may be able to help. Learn the various methods of job searching
including networking techniques, selling yourself to others, and
harnessing the power of the Internet as a job search tool.
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Resumes that Work (CIC 1327)
Want your resume to stand out from the rest and increase your chances
of getting an interview? An average employer spends 20-30 seconds
screening each resume. How do you make sure your resume gets noticed? This
session covers the process of creating a marketable resume that will
improve your chances of getting a job interview. Different resume formats
and crucial content decisions are discussed.
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Resume Development Clinic (CIC 1328)
If your resume is not bringing you calls for interview, it may be you
are not creating a targeted, dynamic picture of your capabilities. Bring
your resume to this clinic for a personal one-on-one critique session that
includes development of your personal job value statements.
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Effective Interviewing Strategies (CIC 1329)
When competition is tough, exemplary job interviewing skills are
essential. This session is designed to teach you what to do before,
during, and after an interview. Learning what to expect in the
interviewing process will lessen your anxiety and increase your confidence
and improve your chances for success.
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CAKE DECORATING CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Butter Cream Icing (CLE 941)
Learn to make and color butter cream icing as you discover different
icing consistencies and understand when to use each of them. Call for
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Royal Icing (CLE 942)
Students learn about icing consistency and proper storage prior to
decoration. Flower formers and templates will be demonstrated and
practiced.
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Fondant and Gum Paste (CLE 943)
Make breathtaking flowers that look just-picked them from the garden as
you learn to cut and shape dough-like icings Students also will create
beautiful textured drapes and graceful borders.
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Cake Design (CLE 944)
Elements of cake design including cornelli lace, sotas, string work,
gorgeous borders and ruffle garland will be taught as students learn to
build tiered cakes.
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FLORAL DESIGN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Floral Design 1 (CLE 994)
In this course you will learn the care and handling of flowers and floral material, flower identification,
construction of various styles and arrangements, wiring, and taping techniques.
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Floral Design 2 (CLE 995)
In this course you will focus in novelty arrangements, potting techniques, sympathy designs, funeral arrangements,
gift and fruit baskets as well as hand-tied bouquets.
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Floral Design 3 (CLE 945)
In this course will learn all elements of wedding and reception pieces, including corsages, boutonnieres, bouquets,
arrangements for the church, etc. This session will host a mock wedding and focus on the art of silk floral design.
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Floral Design 4 (CLE 946)
In this course you will re-visit the basic elements of design styles and create something extraordinary with them
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the "wow" factor. We will create a contemporary floral art piece by "stepping outside the box" turning it on its side,
and decorating it.
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CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER (CFP) CERTIFICATION EDUCATION PROGRAM
Fundamentals of Financial Planning (CLE 1033)
This course establishes a foundation providing the student with a
comprehensive overview of the financial planning process, emphasizing goal
and priority setting, data gathering and implementing a financial plan.
Also covered is time value of money concepts, financial calculator
protocol, legal environment, financial analysis and ethical and
professional considerations in financial planning. Approved for 24 hours
Insurance CE credit and 3 hour Ethics Insurance requirement. This is the
first course in the 2010 CFP (R) Certification Education Program.
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Insurance Planning (CLE 1034)
This course is designed to acquaint the student with the basic
principles and various types of insurance devices. Approved for 24 hours
Insurance CE credit.
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Investment Planning (CLE 1035)
This course provides an analysis of investment alternatives in a risk
return framework with an emphasis on selection, timing and diversification
techniques. Approved for 24 hours Insurance CE credit.
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Retirement/Employee Benefits Planning (CLE 1036)
This course provides a complete understanding of the design and
planning of retirement needs, including an examination of employer
benefits. Approved for 24 hours Insurance CE credit.
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Estate Planning (CLE 1037)
This course covers the planning and managing of federal estate and gift
problems and opportunities, including topics such as exemptions and asset
valuation. Approved for 24 hours insurance CE credit and 3 hour ethics
insurance requirement.
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Income Tax Planning (CLE 1038)
This course examines the federal income tax system with particular
reference to the taxation of individuals. Topics include items of gross
income, exclusions from gross income, deductions, tax credits, capital
gains and losses, and the taxation of life insurance and annuities. The
income taxation of partners and partnerships, as well as corporations and
their shareholders, is also covered. The application of income tax laws to
the transactions of individuals and businesses is important to financial
services professionals in planning for the avoidance, minimization, and
deferral of taxation. Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Financial Planning
(PFP610). The need for and use of electronic calculators will be
discussed. Approved for 24 hours Insurance CE credit.
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Comprehensive Examination Review (CLE 1039)
This course emphasizes the integration of various areas of personal
financial planning and planning for diversified clientele. This is the
final segment of the 18-month financial planning certificate program.
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EVENT PLANNER CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
The Fundamentals of Event Planning (CLE 1026)
What are the competencies--knowledge, skills, abilities and attitude
for success in the event planning industry? What are the essential
start-up considerations when launching a career or business in the event
planning industry? These are just a few of the many questions that we will
discuss in the initial session of the Event Planners Certificate Program
at YTC. Understanding what is required of you and the knowledge base that
is required for success in the industry are two of the many considerations
in preparing you for overall success. We look at best practices in the
21st century and what you might expect today and in the future in this
ever changing industry.
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Event Planning as a Profession (CLE 1027)
Did you happen into the event planning industry or do you have a
natural affinity for some aspect of event planning? In this session, we
explore the endless opportunities available to you in the event planning
industry. Do you want to be a conference/convention planner, party
planner, wedding planner or event planner--just where do you desire to fit
in? The industry is huge and much of your success begins with defining who
you are what you will do as a professional planner.
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Special Event Management (CLE 1028)
Aligning a special event with the specific needs of a client is a
critical aspect of successful event planning. Assessing the need for the
event, identifying the funding and resources, setting goals and developing
a master plan are important skill sets for any event planner. And that's
just the beginning. Staging and programming, audio visual, targeted
questions while building collaborative relationships--all requirements for
successful events. Managing an event and all its important elements from
concept to close out are explored in this session.
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Vendor Services, Contracts and Negotiations (CLE 1029)
An event planner's success, in large part, will be attributed to the
services provided by vendors for the special event. "If they don't look
good, I don't look good" is the mantra of one event planner with 15 years
of event planning success. Vendors are the lifeblood of an event, so
building a toolbox of qualified and talented vendors is critical. An event
planner's ability to solicit and negotiate with vendors throughout the
planning process is an essential skills. Developing sound proposals for
vendor services, negotiating pricing and understanding contracts and the
many issues that may arise from them are key components for both a
successful event and successful planning.
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Site Selection, Operations and Inspections (CLE 1030)
Determining the best possible site for a client's event can be elusive
for the novice event planner. The process for site selection involves an
intricate process with many moving parts. In this session we explore
issues relating to hotels, conference centers and other venues that house
special events. What makes each unique, what are benefits of one over the
other, and how do their services align with the needs of your special
event? An understanding of "behind the scenes" operations, liability
issues, design and decor, transportation and other event
considerations--all knowledge essential to event planning success.
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Food & Beverage Management (CLE 1031)
Menu selection, event theme, decor, layout
and presentation are woven together like a sweet sounding orchestra. One
missing component can affect the flow and feel of the best planned event.
Effectively managinging food and beverage means working with many
variables and placing intricate importance on a number of details. The
ability to compliment a group's needs with food choices and event
presentation, while staying within the budget, can be a daunting task for
the unskilled event planner. In this session, we sculpt a framework for
addressing the many aspects of hospitality management.
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Finance and Budgeting (CLE 1031)
Sound financial management throughout the planning process is your
event success. Establishing a clearly defined budget, setting financial
goals, setting accurate spending and revenue projects, managing cash flow
and evaluating profits and overruns are just a few of the topics related
to comprehensive financial planning for your special event.
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INTERIOR DESIGN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Color! (CLE 1016)
Students will be introduced to the psychology of color, color schemes,
tricks with color, hands-on co-ordination, color wheel, etc. Call for
schedule.
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Elements & Philosophy of Design and Creativity (CLE 1017)
Learn how to improve one's creativity, history of interior design,
elements of a good designer, eclecticism, factors in design and ethics in
this 6-hour class.
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Furniture Design & Construction (CLE 1018)
Proper use of materials, understanding proportions and utility and what
to look for in quality case goods and upholstery will be covered in this
module.
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All About Fabrics (CLE 1019)
Students focus on fibers, weaves, durability, cleaning codes,
suitability, tailoring, and pattern mixing as they continue on their
design journey.
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Rendering (Drawing) (CLE 1020)
Students will learn design techniques of sketching, drawing, and
renderings. Colored pencils and pens required.
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Identifying Historic Furniture Styles (CLE 1021)
Future designers learn to identify major historical styles and apply
the knowledge of that history to their design class portfolio.
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Walls, Windows and Floors (CLE 1022)
A basic understanding of window treatments, paint, wall coverings, rugs
and carpets is the focus of this module.
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Accessorizing (CLE 1023)
Accessorizing covers the standard rules for selecting bookcases,
collections, wall décor, lamps, and table décor.
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Space Planning (CLE 1024)
Explore hands-on skills needed to designing floor plans for traffic
flow, balance, scale, etc.
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REAL ESTATE
Real Estate Sales I - Pre licensing (CLE 778)
This course will prepare you for a career in real estate--if you want
to list, sell, purchase, exchange, lease, or dispose of real estate for
others in the state of SC. Course covers the basics of real estate sales
covers real property law, agency, federal, and state laws/regulations,
pricing of real property, contracts, finance and mathematics. To qualify
for licensure, you must be at least 18 years of age, have a high school
diploma (or GED), have a satisfactory credit report, have proof of
completion of at least 60 hours of approved classroom instruction, and
receive a passing score on the State Real Estate exam.
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Real Estate Post Licensing (CLE 771)
Successful completion of Post Licensing allows students to meet the new
requirements developed by the SC LLR Real Estate Commission. These five
6-hour interactive, multi-media modules will pave the way to success in
your chosen profession of real estate!
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Real Estate Broker A - Broker Management (CLE 895)
Representing 30 hours of the 150 hours required to become a Broker,
this course covers short and long range planning, operating a real estate
brokerage, liability of a broker for torts of agents; trust accounting,
contracts, and ethics. In addition to the hours, students need three years
of experience with a salesperson's license and to pass a state broker's
exam. (90 hours of the salesperson's license may be used toward the 150
required hours).
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Real Estate Broker B - Broker Exam Prep (CLE 896)
Covering 30 hours of the 150 hours required to become a broker, this
course covers real property law; agency, federal, and state
laws/regulations; pricing of real property; contracts; finance; math; and
closing statements. In addition to the hours, students need three years of
experience with a salesperson's license and to pass a state broker's exam.
(90 hours of the salesperson's license may be used toward the 150 required
hours).
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Real Estate Property Management (CLE 897)
This course satisfies the 30 hours of education required by the South
Carolina Real Estate Commission to receive a Property Management License.
Topics include laws affecting property management, rental agreements, and
tenant relations after leasing and insurance.
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Home Inspector's Exam Preparation (CLE 724)
Approved by the South Carolina Residential Builders commission,
successful completion of this 40-hour home inspection pre-licensing course
qualifies you to take the Home Inspection exam. This course meets the
standards of practice and code of ethics of the American Society of Home
Inspectors, Inc. (ASHI). Topics include structural systems, exterior, roof
system, plumbing, system, electrical system, heating and air conditioning
system, interior, insulation, and ventilation. A hands-on lab is available
for some systems.
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INSURANCE
Insurance Licensing Prep: LA & H (CLE 500)
Successful participants in this class will be prepared for the SC
Licensing exam in L, A & H. SC insurance agents are required by law to
complete 40 hours of pre-licensing study before qualifying for a license.
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Insurance Licensing Prep: P & C (CLE 501)
Targeted to participants preparing for the SC licensing exam in P & C,
this class meets the SC legal requirement to complete 40 hours of pre-
licensing study before qualifying for the Property and Casualty agent's
license.
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Private Security Officer (CLE 1013)
It is anticipated that over the next 5 years the number of private
security companies will more than double. In just 24 hours, students can
prepare for a career in the security field. Successful graduates will be
earn the certified officer designation. Upon employment by a licensed
private security company, and satisfaction of statutory registration
requirements, participants may be registered by the South Carolina Law
Enforcement Division. Call for schedule.
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South Carolina State Constable (CLE 1017)
SC State Constables assist and augment local law enforcement agency
personnel efforts. This program prepares students for this voluntary
service. Student will learn arrest techniques, firearms, legal
considerations, and more. Before enrolling for this class, students must
call State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) at (803) 896-7014 and apply for
letter certifying eligibility into the program.
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South Carolina State Constable Update
# (needed for registration)Participants must be a current SC state constable. Course meets South
Carolina law enforcement division requirements for state constable curriculum
update.
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