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Public Safety Dispatch Training, Nashville BSC 9911 NS01E
with Elisha Hamilton
The program combines hybrid instruction, with required in-person classroom sessions and online coursework, to provide both practical and theoretical knowledge. Students will gain hands-on experience using industry-standard dispatch software, learn emergency communication protocols, and develop the critical decision-making skills needed in high-pressure situations.
Class Dates are Feb. 24/26 March 3/5/10/12/17/19/24/26/31 and April 7/9/14
**The cost of this training reflects a significant discount made possible by a grant from the Illinois Community College Board**
For additional information please contact the Kaskaskia College Workforce Development and Community Education Department at 618-545-3255 OR email at crichardson@kaskaskia.edu
Basic Drawing Class, Vandalia COED 7011 VA01D
with Kim Shanks
Discover the fundamentals of pencil drawing in this introductory class designed for beginners. Students will learn essential techniques such as shading, contour drawing, proportion, perspective, and texture. Through guided exercises and creative projects, participants will build confidence in their ability to draw from observation and imagination.
Apple iPhone, Centralia Crisp Center COED 8061 CR01E
with Nicolas Farley
Learn to use your Apple iPhone. Get the tricks and tips from our expert. Please bring your fully charged phone, Apple ID and password.
FSS Balancing Influence & Authority BSC 7133 BI01D
with Dr. Scott Crothers
Fundamental Supervisory Skills is made possible through a grant from the Illinois Community College Board to advance Workforce Training.
Supervisors are uniquely positioned in the organization. In this session, explore the role of supervisor and better understand where authority begins and ends. Reflect upon and grow your influence in order to empower your direct reports to take personal responsibility for their task completion. Gain new perspectives on coaching, motivation, and accountability. Leave with greater confidence in your supervisory style and more comfortable in your link between the frontline and management.
Basic Sewing, Trenton COED 5041 TR01E
Bring your own item in need of repair and learn the basics of sewing while you repair your item! Students will be given a list of supplies to bring with them to class.
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EWS Advancing Inclusion BSC 7125 BI01D
The Essential Workplace Skills program is made possible by a workforce training grant from the Illinois Community College Board.
Equity, diversity, and inclusion are among today's most critical commitments for employers and employees alike. In this session, learn how top-ranked organizations put those commitments into action. Explore how to approach and improve interactions with others, so they feel involved and respected. Walk away with a plan to address implicit bias and contribute to an inclusive, high-performing workplace.
Buzz-Worthy Gardens: Design a Pollinator Paradise COED 5435 TR02E
with Alissa Boerngen
Bring your yard to life with buzzing bees, fluttering butterflies, and vibrant native blooms! This beginner-friendly class will show you how to design a beautiful, low-maintenance pollinator garden that supports local wildlife and makes your yard into a show-stopper. Learn which native plants to choose for blooms from Spring to Fall, how to attract pollinators, and why "embracing the spread" can transform your soil and save time on weeding. Perfect or gardeners of all levels looking to support pollinators and add lasting beauty the their landscape.