Business & Employment

Interested in making your own business cards? Learn the tools Microsoft Publisher provides to make and print your own. No graphic design experience required.

Learn how to create your own website in an accelerated six week series.  By the end of the series students will build their own portfolio website and learn the basics of HTML and CSS and more.

Learn to create your own blog or basic website with WordPress.com. Note: these classes cover WordPress.com (not WordPress.org).

Class I: Learn to navigate; make pages and posts; add photos; and customize the appearance of your website.

Class II: Explore creating static homepages, contact forms, custom menus, and photo galleries. Add additional users, manage comments, and integrate social media on your website.

QuickBooks is used by small businesses to manage payroll, inventory, sales, and other needs. This class will give an overview of the 2013 Desktop version, and will include navigation instruction, and creation of a sample business file.

​Python is a general-purpose programming language that’s used for web development, task automation, data analysis, and a wide-range of software development. It’s a highly desirable skill and a great place to start programming. No previous programming experience required, but you need to have intermediate computer skills to attend.​
Class 1: Variables, Expressions, and String Format Operators
Class 2: Prompts and Conditionals
Class 3: Loops and Functions
Class 4: Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries, Classes, and Objects

Microsoft Word can automate creating labels, personalizing letters, and even managing things like seating charts. Join us to learn how to get the most out of mail merge by using the wizard or even creating a document from scratch. Intermediate Word skills required.

Microsoft Word has many tools that make working on long documents a snap! Join us as we explore styles, headers & footers, image manipulation and more! Basic Word skills required.

Learn how to use Microsoft Access to create and manage databases.

Class I: Explore what a relational database is. Understand the process of designing a database. Create a new database and learn to import from external sources.

Class II: Learn what a query is and how to create one. Practice using criteria to pull the data you need from your tables.

Class III: Learn to use the report wizard. Learn how to customize a report in design view and format reports using autoformat tools. Create forms for user data entry and create value-lookup controls to make data entry easier.

Whether you already have a resume or need to start from scratch, come learn how to use Microsoft Word to create a professional looking resume using basic and advanced formatting tools. Basic Word skills required.

Learn how to automate repetitive tasks by recording and running simple macros in Excel. Basic Excel skills required.