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Intermediate Drawing Vandalia COED-7012-VA01D
with Kim Shanks
This class is designed for students who have a foundational grasp of basic drawing principles. This course expands your skills beyond simple line and contour work into advanced techniques in form, composition, texture, and expression.
Students should print their own drawing paper and drawing pencils.
This class meets on Mondays and Wednesdays, September 14, 16, 21 & 23.
Spanish for Real Life - Beginner 1 Trenton COED-6011-TR01E
with Columba Campos
Have you always wanted to learn Spanish but never found the right class? Designed for busy adults, Spanish for Real Life: Beginner 1 focuses on practical conversation—not memorization or grammar drills. Through interactive activities, games, partner practice, and real-life situations, you'll begin speaking Spanish from your very first class. Learn useful phrases for travel, restaurants, shopping, introductions, and everyday conversations in a fun, supportive environment. No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to try. Leave each class feeling more confident and ready to use Spanish in the real world.
This class will meeting on 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, 10/19 and 10/26
Sourdough Starter, Nashville MENU-0115-NS01E
with Ellie McClelland
Learn to use your sourdough for various goodies. Not just good for bread! Students will leave with all they need for a sourdough start. An additional $15.00 supply fee is due to the instructor at start of class.
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Understanding Social Security & Medicare Greenville COED-7495-GR01E
with Jon Burgmann
Learn the basics of Social Security and Medicare. Participants are welcome to bring food, drink and snacks to class.
Baking with Sourdough Salem MENU-0118-SA01E
with Ellie McClelland
Learn how to use your sourdough starter to make other baked goods. Students will pay $15 directly to the instructor at class to cover supplies.
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Public Safety Dispatch Training Salem BSC-9911-SA01E
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 Tuesday and Thursday Evening from 6:00pm to 9:00pm
In Person Class dates
September 22/24/29
October 1/6/8/13/15/20/22/27/29
November 3/5
**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
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Fall Edible Garden Prep: Set Yourself Up for Spring Success! Trenton COED-5435-TR01E
with Alissa Boerngen
The secret to a more productive spring garden begins in the fall. Join us to discover how a little work now can lead to bigger harvests next season. Learn which crops to plant this fall, including garlic, onions, peas, and cover crops that give you a head start on spring while improving your soil all winter long. We'll also cover how to properly prepare your garden beds, build healthier soil naturally, protect your plants through winter, and avoid common mistakes that can cost you time and harvests. Whether you're just getting started or have years of gardening experience, you'll leave with a practical step-by-step plan to set your edible garden up for spring harvest.
Sewing Basics, Nashville COED-5041-NS01E
with Tammy Brink
In this class you will learn the basics of sewing: sewing buttons, using a sewing machine, sewing by hand, seam finishes, and more!
Participants are asked to bring the following supplies to class: Bring scissors and your own sewing machine if you have one. If you don't, the teacher has 5 extra machines people can share.
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