Continuing Education and Professional Development Spring & Summer Classes
Online registration for spring and summer CEPD classes began March 20th and the new semester begins in early May. There are a number of new class offerings in several areas including social media, computers, healthcare, genealogy, culinary arts, and public safety, as well as new online classes through our ed2go partnership.
Get a leg up on your personal finances with our Financial Planning Series - Four great classes over 12 weeks that teach you about stocks and mutual funds - all for just $249. Or join us for an exciting lecture on The Art of Craft Beer, led by Steve Johnson from Motor City Brew Tours, on Friday, August 15th. The Dine and Discover luncheon is $24 for adults, $19.20 for seniors. CEPD Spring/Summer Catalog
To learn more, call Schoolcraft's Continuing Education and Professional Development department at 734-462-4448 or visit www.schoolcraft.edu/cepd for more information.
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Introduction to Plastic Materials & Processing
Designed especially for individuals working in the plastics industry who want to increase their understanding of plastic materials and applications, this course provides an understanding of plastic materials, tooling, processing and testing, with an emphasis on injection molding.
Participants will learn about different types of plastic materials and how material choice relates to part performance. Knowledge
gained will help improve day-to-day work and enable effective communication with various disciplines in the industry.
12 weeks: May 7 - July 23, 2014
6 pm - 9 pm
$995/person
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Schoolcraft College
Business Development Center
The BDC is devoted to advancing corporate business interests and economic development in Southeast Michigan. We provide solutions for organizations to create, expand, and advance their business.
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Competitive Intelligence for Government Contractors
For small business owners and managers, researching and gathering information about competitors is a great method for developing business value propositions, understanding the marketplace, and changing the means in which a target consumer or organization is sold to. The foundational elements of commercial market competitive intelligence are the same for businesses wanting to succeed in selling to the government, but are exercised in a much different way.
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MI-SBDC 2013 Economic Impact
The Michigan Small Business Development Center (MI-SBDC) serves all 83 counties of Michigan through 11 regional offices and over 30 satellite offices. Our staff of 100 people includes business counselors and specialists in finance, technology commercialization and export issues. We provide training, one-on-one business counseling and access to secondary market research to help entrepreneurs establish their business and small business owners grow their company.
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Meet the Instructor
Workforce Training Solutions offers multiple on-site short courses custom-designed to meet the needs of our community companies. Our industry-seasoned instructors provide hands-on learning opportunities combined with a wealth of knowledge and experience to help solve problems and increase workforce skills and competencies.
Our Computer Numerical Controls Program (CNC) is one of the best. Here's a look at one of our instructors...Meet Gene Keyes
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 See current hybrid, battery electric and electric propulsion vehicles on display. Featured are vehicles currently offered on the market and safe, successful conversions from gas to electric, or from hybrid to plug-in hybrid. Meet electric vehicle owners, ride in an electric vehicle, discuss living with electric vehicles on a daily basis.
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