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3. This 4 week training prepares the student to work as a Home Care Aide Learn how to assist the elderly & people with special needs.

4. Learning Skills Lab practical applications and procedures

5. Safe transfer techniques and ambulation Positioning in bed

6. Personal daily care Care of bed bound client

7. Nutrition and Feeding Techniques taught by Registered Dietician Housekeeping duties

8. Mental Health First Aid National Council for Behavioral Health CPR Heartsaver AED First Aid

9. Workplace Readiness  Basic study skills enhancement  National Career Readiness Certificate  WorkKeys Assessment  Keytrain / Career Ready 101  Resume  Career Coach  Workplace Skills  GED tutors  Computer Skills

10. Facts: Patients are now being discharged from the Hospitals early. This increases job opportunities for Caregivers.

11. Job Opportunities  Private Residence  Residential Complex  Hospitals  Adult Care Facilities

12. Community Partners

13. Admission Requirements  Minimum of 18 years of age  Negative Drug Test  Negative 2- step TB Skin Test  Completion of Physical Examination and Background check Funding Available

14. For more information on these programs please contact: Lucy Castro Advisor Specialist 702-651-4031 Luz.castro@csn.edu Garner Presser Advisor Specialist 702 – 651- 4431 Garner.presser@csn.edu Nancy Holman TAACCCT Program Lead Manager General Questions 702- 651- 4714 Nancy.holman@csn.edu

15. Facilities Maintenance & Operations Training CORE / SAFETY ELECTRICAL HVAC PLUMBING

16. During this 20 week training, become a hands-on problem solver who can diagnose, assess and repair. Core Safety  NCCER Core Training  Hand and Power Tools  Blueprint Reading  Material Handling and Drawings  Math

17. Plumbing  Safety  Repair and replace fixtures  Sweat Joint  Copper tube & Plastic pipe

18. Electrical  Electrical Safety  Circuits  National Electrical Code (NCE)  Testing and replacing receptacles, switches, breaks.  Raceways/Fitting  Replacing Lamps

19. HVAC  Basic Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Training  Recover and charge refrigerant  Leak checks, repairs & braising  Read Diagrams  Electrical Troubleshooting  Blower Motor  Capacitors  Contactor  Transformer

20. Computer Skills GED tutors Basic study skills enhancement Workplace Skills Career Coach Resume Keytrain / Career Ready 101 Applied Technology Assessment National Career Readiness Certificate Workplace Readiness

21. Industry Tours

22. For more information on these programs please contact: Lucy Castro Advisor Specialist 702-651-4031 Luz.castro@csn.edu Garner Presser Advisor Specialist 702 – 651- 4431 Garner.presser@csn.edu Nancy Holman TAACCCT Program Lead Manager 702- 651- 4714 Nancy.holman@csn.edu