2022-2023 Course Catalog

Table of Contents

CATEC History & Contacts

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Veterans Information Refund Policy & Registration Process

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Automotive Programs

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Auto Body /Auto Technology Health & Medical Sciences Programs

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Dental Assistant Emergency Medical Technician

Certified Nurse Assistant Registered Medication Aide Online Health & Medical Sciences Programs

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Medical Billing and Coding Phlebotomy Technician Dialysis Technician EKG Technician Electronic Health Records Management Veterinary Assistant Physician’s Office Assistant Medical Billing & Coding with Medical Administration Physician’s Office Assistant with EHRM Clinical Medical Assistant Clinical Medical Assistant with Pediatrics Clinical Medical Assistant with OBGYN Online Software, IT & Web Development Programs Online Business, Management & Accounting Programs Online Project Management & Quality Assurance Programs

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Online Criminal Justice & Law Trade and Apprenticeship Programs Carpentry/Construction Tech Electrical HVAC Plumbing Welding OSHA Human Services Apprenticeship Programs Cosmetology Barbering Nail Tech Short Term Online Certificate Programs

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(100% of online certificate programs available and listed on our website)

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Founded in 1973, Charlottesville - Albemarle Technical Education Center (CATEC) is a regional technical education center offering Adult Education and Apprenticeship programs. Training covers a range of technical education courses. Our career and technical offerings will help lifelong learners: enhance current skills, gain new knowledge for increased job marketability, continue life - long learning, make life more enjoyable, or simply have fun. CATEC provides a positive place for post - secondary learning. Apprenticeship programs are approved by the Virginia Department of Labor and Industry and provide employer sponsors and their employees with the required related technical instruction hours needed to satisfy a full Apprenticeship program.

For additional information on CATEC or about any of our programs, please call us at (434) 973 - 1945, visit our website at www.catec.org, or email catecadultreg@k12albemarle.org

This institution is approved to offer GI Bill educational benefits by the Virginia State Approving Agency.

CATEC ’ s Adult Education and Apprenticeship Programs support our veterans and welcomes students meeting requirements to receive aid from the Veteran ’ s Administration. Any student using Ch. 33 Post 9/11 GI Bill or Ch. 31 Voc Rehab benefits must submit a certificate of eligibility upon registering.

PAYMENT at 434 - 973 - 1945, email catecadultreg@k12albemarle.org or visit the Adult Education and Apprenticeship webpage at www.catec.org. PLANS are available for most program tuition. Call us

CATEC also offers limited scholarships for fall and spring semesters.

Refund Policy and Registration Process T o enroll in a course : 1) C omplete the registration using the QR code or go to : https://www.catec.org/ page/adult-education-and-apprenticeship-programs and click on Register Today! 2) Payment: Once registration is complete An initial deposit fee or full tuition payment is required before a student is officially enrolled in the course. If a student’s tuition fee is sponsored by an employer or agency, confirmation of funding will be requested, but an initial deposit fee is not required by the student. 3) If you are paying as an individual you can: a) R each out via telephone to make a CC payment over the phone b) C omplete the CC authorization form and email it back to catecadultreg@k12albemarle.org. c) P ay via check in person or mail to 1000 E. Rio Rd., Charlottesville VA 22 9 01 d) Pay via cash (must be exact change) in person 4) Prior to the start of In-person courses you will receive an email with instructions for your 1st night of class. For Online courses you will be emailed when your course materials arrive and are ready for pick-up (This may take a few weeks as they are mailed to us here at CATEC). You will also receive instructions on how to access your course.

Please check your email for CC Authorizations or Payment Plan Agreements if you requested either during registration, Course Updates, Course materials and access information as well as other important updates. Applications for Scholarships are due in July, October, December and March. Once your application has been submitted and reviewed we will reach out via email to let you know if you received a scholarship award. You must submit all required documents when you apply to be eligible.

Refund Policy: Online classes are non refundable . In the event a class must be cancelled, full refunds will be made. Self - pay Students:

Refund or Course Drop requests for In-person courses must be made by email 7 days prior to the class start date. No refunds given less than 7 days prior to the start of class. There are no refunds on textbooks, payment plan fees, or online courses. Refund checks will be issued if you pay by cash or check (this process can take up to 3 weeks). Credit card payments will be refunded to the same credit card.

Auto Body Repair

The Automotive Body Repair program introduces students to all aspects of the industry, including planning, management, technical, and production skills. Students prepare for non - structural analysis and damage repair, repair body panels and movable glass and hardware, and practice metal welding and cutting. Students work with a variety of materials to operate equipment, apply paint, and identify paint defects, causes, and cures. Additionally, students practice shop safety and gain workplace skills experience in preparation for entering the industry. The fall semester ( $6 45 ) focuses on Collision Repair and the spring semester ( $ 71 5) focuses on Auto Body Surface Prep and Painting. Have a car you want to work on? We welcome you to bring it in as your project!

Automotive Technology

Owning a car is expensive enough with car payments, insurance, and gas. Stop shelling out money for repairs that you could do yourself. Start taking control of your car, and learn how to keep it looking beautiful and performing flawlessly without having to spend thousands of dollars. CATEC's three - semester program offers ASE Student Certification testing available to interested students for an additional fee at the end of the third semester. Students learn all aspects of automotive repair, safety, and customer service by concentrating on the eight automotive areas needed to become an ASE - certified technician. Students extensively practice shop and personal safety and identify and demonstrate proper usage of tools and equipment. Students develop skills in inspecting engine assembly, repair, and performance and study lubrication, cooling systems, transmissions, brakes, and electrical systems. • Introduction to Auto Technology ( ATA ) : $775 w/ tex t • Auto Electricity and Engine Performance ( ATB ) : $580 • Transmission, Steering Brakes and Suspension ( ATC ) : $ 580

This is a Self-Paced Online certificate program is designed to provide students with the basic skills and knowledge to begin work as a Dental Assistant. The coursework will prepare students to take an exam to become certified in Radiation Hygiene and Safety and Infection Control. Included in the curriculum are chair side procedures, infection control record keeping, pertinent biology, methodology as well as instrument and equipment care. Tuition includes textbook. $ 950 Dental Assistant

Emergency Medical Technician This hybrid EMT program prepares students to test for National Registry to provide pre - hospital care as an EMT in emergency situations. Graduates will have the knowledge and skills necessary to function as entry - level EMTs. Employment opportunities for Nationally Registered/Virginia certified EMT's include local emergency departments, rescue squads, ambulance companies, and other public and private agencies providing pre - hospital care. Tuition includes e - Book. $1 100

Certified Nurse Aide CNAs play a vital role in the healthcare team and are in critical shortage in our local community. This Board of Nursing approved Nurse Aide Education Program (120 hours in written, oral, and clinical skills) prepares students to take the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program licensure examination. The course consists of classroom and clinical instruction. Clinical instruction (40 hours) takes place on Saturdays, in addition to regular weekday evening classroom hours. The Virginia State Board of Nursing mandates that Nursing Assistant students MAINTAIN AN 80% GRADE AVERAGE in the CNA course. If a student completes the course work with less than an 80%, that student will not be able to continue on to clinicals and final testing. Tuition cost includes the textbook . Students are required to provide a negative result TB test record and COVID Vaccination to participate in clinicals . $1 125

Registered Medication Aide This Board of Nursing approved 68 - hour Certified Medication Aide program is designed to increase your value in the workplace. If you are a PCA, Direct Care Assistant, CNA, or have just taken a Certified Nurse Aide class, you are eligible to take this class for the opportunity to become a Registered Medication Aide. Included in the curriculum are legal and ethical issues, documentation, storage and disposal of medications, and the introduction of Pharmacology. Clinicals will take place on three Saturdays. Tuition cost includes textbook and Nursing Drug Handbook Students are required to provide a negative result TB test record and COVID Vaccination to participate in clinicals. $ 9 50

Don ’ t Delay Register Early! Most Health and Medical Sciences classes are limited and often reach capacity early.

Online Classes Self - paced content in a convenient, flexible, online format combined with optional externship placement offers you a robust experience.

ALL Programs listed on pages 8 – 19 offer flexible, interest free payment plans with no credit checks. Courses are tied to leading national certifications, offer optional externships and career resources upon program completion. Visit each program link to learn more about the courses, payment plans, and enrollment process. The entire process from registration to payment is done using the link or go to https://catec.edu2.com/. Getting started is easy! Certification Opportunity Although not required to successfully complete your program, the goal of these programs is to prepare students for national certification. Student mentors work with students, instructors and certification organizations to ensure that students interested in pursuing certification have the necessary resources to register, prepare, and take their certification exams. Our Learner Support team is standing by to help guide students through all applicable certification processes. Optional Volunteer Externship Opportunity Once you've completed the program requirements, a dedicated Externship Coordinator will reach out to you to arrange an externship with a local employer or organization in your chosen field. This is a great opportunity to get hands - on, real - world experience.

Explore program offerings in Healthcare, Healthcare in Spanish, Software, IT & Web Development, Business Management and Accounting, Project Management and Quality Assurance, Criminal Justice Law, and Education.

Medical Billing and Coding

Medical billing and coding is one of the fastest - growing careers in the healthcare industry today! The need for professionals who understand how to code healthcare services and procedures for third - party insurance reimbursement is growing substantially. Physician practices, hospitals, pharmacies, long - term care facilities, chiropractic practices, physical therapy practices, and other healthcare providers all depend on medical billing and coding for insurance carrier reimbursement. This billing and coding program offers the skills needed to perform complex coding and billing procedures. The program covers: CPT (Introduction, Guidelines, Evaluation and Management), specialty fields (such as surgery, radiology and laboratory), the ICD - 10 for both diagnosis and procedure coding, and basic claims processes for insurance reimbursements. This billing and coding program delivers the skills learners need to solve insurance billing and coding problems. It details proper assignment of codes and the process to file claims for reimbursement.

Phlebotomy Technician

This program prepares learners to collect blood specimens from clients for the purpose of laboratory analysis. Learners will become familiar with all aspects of blood collection and will review the skills needed to perform venipunctures safely. Topics in this course include medical terminology, related anatomy and physiology, blood collection procedures, and procedures for collection of other types of specimens within the scope of practice of the phlebotomist.

Dialysis Technician

This program provides learners the knowledge and skills needed to perform the duties required of dialysis technicians. Under the supervision of physicians and registered nurses, dialysis technicians operate kidney dialysis machines, prepare dialyzer reprocessing and delivery systems, as well as maintain and repair equipment. Furthermore, technicians work with patients during dialysis procedures and monitor and record vital signs, as well as administer local anesthetics and drugs as needed.

EKG Technician

This program covers topics and processes critical to conducting and interpreting electrocardiograms (EKGs). To begin, learners will review the anatomy and physiology of the heart. From there, learners will go on to explore the technology used such as the EKG machine. Next, participants will learn how to interpret a rhythm strip. And finally, learners will discover the details of a myocardial infarction. Successful completion of this program will help prepare learners to perform the role of EKG technician.

Electronic Health Records Management

This program prepares learners to understand and use electronic records in a medical practice. Learners will review the implementation and management of electronic health information using common electronic data interchange systems and maintaining the medical, legal, accreditation and regulatory requirements of the electronic health record.

Physician’s Office Assistant This program covers information on medical administration and assistance, interpersonal skills, medical ethics and law, medical terminology, basics of insurance billing and coding, telephone techniques, scheduling appointments, medical records management and management of practice finances.

Medical Billing and Coding with Medical Administration

Medical billing and coding and medical administration is one of the fastest - growing careers in the healthcare industry today! The need for professionals who understand how to code healthcare services and procedures for third - party insurance reimbursement is growing substantially. Physician practices, hospitals, pharmacies, long - term care facilities, chiropractic practices, physical therapy practices, and other healthcare providers all depend on medical billing and coding and medical administrative professionals for insurance carrier reimbursement. This program offers the skills needed to perform complex coding and billing procedures. The program covers: CPT (Introduction, Guidelines, Evaluation and Management), specialty fields (such as surgery, radiology and laboratory), the ICD - 10 for both diagnosis and procedure coding, and basic claims processes for insurance reimbursements. Physicians Office Assistant with EHRM This program covers information on medical administration and assistance, interpersonal skills, medical ethics and law, medical terminology, basics of insurance billing and coding, telephone techniques, scheduling appointments, medical records management and management of practice finances. Additionally, this program prepares learners to understand and use electronic records in a medical practice. The content reviews the implementation and management of electronic health information using common electronic data interchange systems and maintaining the medical, legal, accreditation and regulatory requirements of the electronic health record. Clinical Medical Assistant Designed to prepare students to function as professionals in multiple healthcare settings. Medical assistants with a clinical background perform various clinical tasks including assisting with the administration of medications and with minor procedures, performing an EKG electrocardiogram, obtaining laboratory specimens for testing, educating patients, and other related tasks. Job opportunities are prevalent with physician ’ s offices, clinics, chiropractor ’ s offices, hospitals and outpatient facilities.

• Clinical Medical Assistant with Pediatrics • Clinical Medical Assistant with OBGYN

Software, IT & Web Development

This program offers a comprehensive study of materials that will help learners to fully understand the concepts of Agile and Scrum. Through screencasts and live training, the content explores the fundamentals of Agile techniques, how Scrum leverages Agile principles to improve project performance, the specifics of the Scrum framework, how to experience amazing benefits with Scrum today, and real - world situations, like transitioning and common pitfalls. Even though the concept of Scrum itself is easy to explain, the application is often difficult. Real - world success stories across various industries demonstrate how scrum fits each unique situation. Ideally suited for those involved with a development project, this course will help learners to improve that project & performance through earlier visibility. Agile Development Specialist AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner This comprehensive program starts with foundational instruction on Amazon Web Services with coverage on cloud computing and available AWS services, as well as a guided hands - on look at using services such as EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud), S3 (Simple Storage Service), and more. The Amazon Web Services (AWS) course is designed to provide a solid foundational understanding of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure - as - a - service products. The program first covers concepts necessary to understand cloud computing platforms, working with virtual machines, storage in the cloud, security, high availability, and more. This program continues with the fundamentals of cloud computing; AWS core services such as Amazon EC2, Amazon RDS, and Amazon S3; security; architecture design principles; best practices; and cost management. The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner course is designed to help learners understand Amazon Web Services at a high level, introduce cloud computing concepts, and key AWS services, and prepare them for the exam according to the certification exam guide published by Amazon Web Services. AWS Certified Solutions Architect — Associate This comprehensive program starts with foundational instruction on Amazon Web Services with coverage on cloud computing and available AWS services, as well as a guided hands - on look at using services such as EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud), S3 (Simple Storage Service), and more. The Amazon Web Services (AWS) course is designed to provide a solid foundational understanding of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure - as - a - service products. The course covers concepts necessary to understand cloud computing platforms, working with virtual machines, storage in the cloud, security, high availability, and more. This program continues on with the knowledge necessary to pass the AWS Solutions Architect (Associate) certification exam, including an in - depth review of AWS architecture principles and best practices, and technical details. The AWS Certified Solutions Architect (Associate) course was developed specifically for the latest edition of the exam released in February of 2018.

CISCO Certified Network Associate (200-301CCNA) Start your prep for the Cisco CCNA 200 - 301 certification exam with the CCNA (200 - 301) course and lab. The CCNA full course comprehensively covers CCNA exam objectives and provides knowledge in areas such as Ethernet LANs, command - line interface, LAN switching, networking protocols, subnets, and many more. This CCNA course has learning resources to provide hands - on learning with real - world scenarios. The Cisco CCNA certification validates a candidate's knowledge and skills required to install, configure, and operate a small to medium - sized network. This certification provides foundational knowledge in the essentials of networking, security, and automation. The CCNA 200 - 301 exam is for all support technicians involved in the installation, operation, and verification of Cisco networks.

Computer Security Technician (CompTIA Security+ and Network+)

This course is designed to fully prepare students to sit for and pass the CompTIA Security+ and CompTIA Network+ Certification exams.

The purpose of this program is to prepare students to support the IT infrastructure through installing and configuring systems to secure applications, networks, and devices as well as perform threat analysis and respond with appropriate mitigation techniques. It also prepares students to students learn to manage, maintain, troubleshoot, install, operate, and configure basic network infrastructure as well as describe networking technologies, understand basic design principles, adhere to wiring standards, and use testing tools. Students are eligible for an optional externship with a local employer after successful course completion.

Computer Technician (CompTIA A+)

This program will build upon students ’ existing user - level knowledge and experience with personal computer software and hardware in order to present fundamental concepts and techniques that technicians use every day on the job. Upon completing this course, students will gain the essential skills and technical expertise necessary to install, upgrade, configure, troubleshoot, optimize, repair and perform preventative maintenance on basic personal computer hardware and operating systems. This course is designed to fully prepare students to sit for and pass the CompTIA A+ (Core 1 and Core 2) Certification exams. Students are eligible for an optional externship with a local employer after successful course completion.

Network Technician (CompTIA Network +)

The Network Technician (CompTIA Network+) course provides students with the basic knowledge and skills necessary to become an IT network technician. Students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to manage, maintain, troubleshoot, install, operate, and configure basic network infrastructure as well as describe networking technologies, understand basic design principles, adhere to wiring standards, and use testing tools. Additional job titles include network technician, network installer, network administrator, help desk technician and IT cable installer. This course is designed to fully prepare students to sit for and pass the CompTIA Network+ Certification exam.

The Network Technician (CompTIA Network+) program is designed to prepare students to function as computer professionals in multiple technical, business, and healthcare settings.

Front End Web Developer

The Front - End Web Developer content introduces students to front - end, or client - side, web development technologies, including, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Participants learn how to make interactive applications that run inside a web browser and can communicate with a web server running remotely. Participants also learn how to use the version control program Git and collaboration website GitHub. Once complete, participants will have the basic skills necessary to work as a front - end web developer. The Front - End Web Developer program is designed to prepare students to function as web developers in multiple technical, business, and healthcare settings. Web developers serve roles with job titles such as Web Site Developers, Web Designers, and Web Masters. This course is designed to fully prepare students to sit for and pass the Microsoft MTA 98 - 375 Exam. This comprehensive program offers instruction on Linux System Administration walking learners through the essential system administration tasks necessary to get up and running in Linux quickly. From there, learners will discover the Linux Command Line Interface (CLI), which is a powerful tool for users, developers, and administrators. Quick changes to a system with no Graphical Interface, such as many servers or some recovery tasks, can be accomplished with command line tools. Repetitive tasks, such as file management and local access control changes, can be done more efficiently from the command line than through a point - and - click interface. Learning to use the Linux CLI also prepares for full automation with scripting tools. Linux System Administrator

Business, Management & Accounting

Administrative Assistant with Bookkeeping and QuickBooks

As the pace of business increases every day, more and more business professionals and executive require and rely on the administrative, accounting and record - keeping expertise of assistants. Demand for professionals with administrative and bookkeeping skills is estimated to grow 14% through 2030. Combined with QuickBooks® software training, individuals who have all of these skills will be in high demand for years to come. This program takes students through the ins and outs of day - to - day office functions as well as the essential knowledge of bookkeeping and overall record keeping relative to successful small business operations. Additionally, this course takes students through all accounting principles and bookkeeping necessities so that they can not only keep accurate books, but understand why and how these records are kept, as well as how these processes and procedures might be improved. A full study of QuickBooks® will ensure that students can operate successfully within the most - widely used accounting software application.

Associate Professional in Human Resources

The Human Resources program introduces human resources (HR) functions and related elements and activities to learners interested in entering a career in this field or anyone who runs or may start a business of their own. This program will outline for participants the roles and responsibilities of members of a typical HR department, educating the staff that make up a particular firm in various corporate policies, rules and/or procedures as well as how their individual role will include HR - related activities, whether officially part of an HR department or not. Learners will move through the evolution of HR management through to the modern functions of most HR divisions from the perspective of both management and subordinate employees. Further, students will explore various compensation structures and gain an understanding of the importance of maintaining fair and equitable compensation and benefit programs. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of HR professions in the U.S. will rise faster than the national average over the next 10 years, making this a great focus for students looking to enter the business world.

Business Management Professional

The Business Management program provides students the basic competencies involved in a leading a team whether from the very top of a company, middle management or first - line supervision. Managers at intermediate levels serve as the bridge between their staff and higher management understanding how to execute the project, exercising good judgment over costs and risks but also able to extract and rely on the talent of their team to get things done effectively. Good leaders are key to cultivating positive morale among their staff while also best situated to identify policies or procedures that are not working and improve upon them to benefit both staff and management. Effective managers have unique skill sets that promote collaborative, orderly and productive work environments from which everyone can benefit. Being an effective manager requires a fundamental understanding of leadership, organization and communication skills that will always be in demand by employers.

Business Math Specialist

Math skills are fundamental to sound business skills. The ability to analyze and interpret data is more and more valued in this data - and information - driven world. Interpreting data for business – no matter what sector it is – is imperative to making informed decisions. And with information and data so much more widely available than ever before, there ’ s no excuse not to use this information to make sound business decisions every day. Algebra and statistics are fundamental skills individuals require for success regardless of the industry they enter, particularly in pursuing careers in Business or Computer Science. This program applies math fundamentals to business applications. Topics include a basic math review, business statistics, profit calculations, payroll, banking, interest calculations, insurance, taxes, and other business topics. Upon completion of this program, learners will have a fundamental understanding of how to solve mathematical problems as they pertain to various business transactions. Further, students will also analyze common business problems using mathematical equations and concepts. Finance Professional Businesses of all kinds require professionals who understand the intricacies of finance in a variety of ways. Finance professionals have the opportunity to put their skills to work in a number of different fields providing analytical support that helps to drive the most important decisions for C - level executives. This program presents students with the frameworks and tools used to measure value – both in terms of corporate and personal assets. Students will gain a fundamental understanding of the principles of valuation, the concepts of time value of money and risk as well as the major determinants of value creation. Taking learners through both theoretical and real - world examples to demonstrate the valuation of assets, this program will help students in various decision - making processes not only in business, but in personal finance as well.

Marketing Professional

No matter how great the product or how brilliant the management, no good business can succeed without a sound and effective marketing strategy. Professionals in this field understand consumers, how to reach consumers and how to put a product in the best light possible for sales. Anyone can master the fundamentals of business and management, but it ’ s important to sustain that business by translating your skills into sales through marketing. Successful sales initiatives require sound marketing strategy to effectively explain the benefits of your product or service to exactly the customers who will keep your business going for years to come. The Marketing program outlines for students current theories of marketing, their effective application and concepts important to marketing goods and services, identifying and further defining target customers, targeting those customers and really reaching them through your messaging from both a domestic and global perspective.

Project Management & Quality Assurance

Lean Enterprise Certification

A “ Lean Enterprise ” can be defined as one that “ performs without waste. ” Despite constant efforts to the contrary, many organizations waste anywhere from 70 - 90% of available resources and staff through improper management or ineffective use of materials, time, information, equipment and inventory. The Lean Bronze Certification will help participants to overcome these difficulties by applying Lean Enterprise principles and practices throughout their own organization. Projects offered throughout the course will offer participants in - depth experience implementing all the necessary steps to achieve successful results across multiple functions and operations in any organization. Applying these principles to their own work, the Lean Bronze Certification program offers participants the chance to see how the benefits of these techniques would improve their own company or organization. Through successful completion of these projects, participants will learn how implementing Lean Techniques can result in dramatic improvements in cash flow, customer loyalty, market share, safety and morale as well as overall cycle - time and productivity. Lean Enterprise concepts focus on removing waste and increasing speed in order to affect the bottom line. To achieve these goals, participants will learn how to remove non - value added process steps, fix the connections between steps and really put the focus back on the customer. Project Management Specialist for CAPM This program provides students the basic competencies involved in project management and oversight including areas such as effective time management, managing multiple projects simultaneously, scope and estimation of project undertaking and preparing a project plan alongside project risk and cost analysis. The program includes training and exam preparation for students to become a Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®) as designated by the Project Management Institute. The CAPM® is a valuable entry - level certification for project practitioners designed for those with little or no project experience. The CAPM® credential demonstrates an understanding of the fundamental knowledge, terminology and processes of effective project management.

This completely online and self - paced project management program builds successful project managers at all levels of the organization. It provides a comprehensive preparation for the CAPM® certification exam.

Project Management Professional (PMP)

Project Management Professionals have a firm understanding of the basic competencies involved in management and oversight, including areas such as effective time management, managing multiple projects simultaneously, scope and estimation of project undertaking and devising a detailed project plan alongside project risk and cost analysis. The program includes training and exam preparation for students to become a Project Management Professional (PMP®) as designated by the Project Management Institute. The PMP® is the most important industry - recognized certification for project managers. Globally recognized and demanded, the PMP® demonstrates that individuals have the experience, education and competency to lead and direct people and helps individuals to stand out to employers and maximize their earning potential overall.

Program Management Professional (PgMP)

As a program manager, you ’ re a senior - level practitioner on the forefront of advancing your organization ’ s strategic goals. You manage multiple, related projects in a coordinated way, achieving benefits that could not occur if the projects were handled separately. Your leadership is instrumental. With program management maturity, an organization ’ s projects are far more successful than without it — 76 percent compared to 54 percent according to our 2015 Pulse of the Profession® report. The Program Management Professional (PgMP)® is a visible sign of your advanced experience and skill and gives you a distinct advantage in employment and promotion.

This course provides a comprehensive preparation for the Program Management Professional (PgMP)®

Risk Management Professional (RMP)

Start your prep for the PMI Risk Management Professional (RMP) certification exam with the PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI - RMP) program. The performance - based labs included with this program deliver a unique and useful hands - on experience for learners to gain the practical skills necessary for success in this area and put to use the knowledge from each lesson. The PMI RMP training comprehensively covers the RMP certification exam objectives and helps learners gain an understanding required for working with project management framework, risk management planning, stakeholder communication and engagement; risk identification, and risk analysis. The PMI RMP certification is an industry - recognized vendor - neutral credential that validates your project management skills. The PMI Risk Management certification is targeted at project management professionals who provide expertise in the specialized area of assessing and identifying project risks.

Risk Management Professional (RMP)

Criminal Justice & Law

Juvenile Justice Specialist

Learners will take an in - depth look at juvenile law and the unique role of the courts in these circumstances as well as the corrections systems that will apply to them. Learners will analyze the different socioeconomic considerations that must be weighed in addressing juvenile justice issues, as well as the manner in which social service agencies (treatment, child protective services, etc.) interact, aid or impede the formal juvenile justice system. This program gives learners an overview of American juvenile justice in terms of both system and practice. It examines the juvenile offender, causes of juvenile crime, the juvenile court system, and juveniles in the adult court system. The program also looks at the institutionalization, rehabilitation, and treatment of juveniles, and the future of juvenile justice in America. Paralegals play one of the most important roles in the legal industry. Though individual attorneys are ultimately responsible for the legal work they produce and the strategies they devise, many tasks – from legal research and writing, source citing, filing, and others – are delegated to paralegals. As such, it is imperative for successful Paralegals to have a fundamental understanding of the substantive and procedural elements applicable to the specific areas of law where they ’ ll be working so that they can build on a solid foundation of knowledge starting from the first day. The legal industry relies heavily on paralegals for their experience and general training in these fields. For any new Paralegal looking to enter the workplace or for experienced Paralegals perhaps moving to a different practice, an overview of these common substantive areas is extremely useful to ensure you ’ re ready to go from the start. Paralegal Professional

Wills, Trusts & Estate Specialist

This program explores the ins and outs of the legal and ethical requirements necessary to develop and administer an estate plan. Learners will be introduced to highly - specialized legal vocabulary pertaining to these particular legal fields, as well as relevant substantive and procedural law that govern wills, trusts and estates. For individuals looking toward law school or who are interested in the paralegal profession, this program offers an incredibly useful and realistic look into the actual work that lawyers and legal professionals do every day. As part of this program, learners will produce an estate planning and estate administration portfolio of relevant documents that thoroughly covers the wills, trusts, and estates legal specialty.

Apprenticeship Programs

CATEC is an industry leader in apprenticeship programs and craft training. Companies that invest in employee development through apprenticeship programs attract a quality workforce of loyal and highly skilled employees, while closing the skilled workforce gap.

WHY INVEST IN APPRENTICESHIP? It is no secret that the skilled trades industry faces a shortage of skilled workers. Companies that invest in employee development through apprenticeship programs attract a quality workforce of loyal and highly - skilled employees.

WHY CHOOSE CATEC APPRENTICESHIP? CATEC has a long history of providing high quality, student - centered learning with an emphasis on hands - on training. Our goal is to give individuals the opportunity to learn a trade, become skilled crafts professionals, earn a good living, and build Virginia. Through our educational affiliate, the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER), instruction is competency - based, task - driven, and nationally - recognized.

CATEC offers both in person and online Apprenticeship classes.

The term of apprenticeship consists of four years or 8,000 hours (approximately 2,000 hours per year) of on - the - job training, and four years or 576 hours (144 hours per year) of related classroom instruc-

tion. OJT is administered by the student ’ s employer. Related classroom instruction is administered by CATEC.

Online Apprenticeship Offerings

CATEC offers the full selection of apprenticeship classes in an online format. The virtual component grants completers the full 144 related technical instruction hours per year if students maintain a 70% ( C ) or above. Some employers require students maintain a B average, so please check with your employer to confirm their requirements. Courses available online include: Carpentry 1 - 4, Electrical 1 - 4, HVAC 1 - 4, Plumbing 1 - 4, Construction Technology, Building Maintenance and OSHA. Apprentice - related instruction is the “ classroom ” portion of apprenticeship and is an integral part of an apprenticeship program. It provides each apprentice with the theoretical and technical knowledge - base necessary to become a successful journeyworker. The National Apprenticeship and Training Standards require that a minimum of 144 hours per year of apprenticeship–related instruction be provided to each apprentice in related and supplementary subjects. CATEC programs are approved by DOLI.

All ONLINE Year 1 – 4 courses include required textbooks and e - Book. $1125.

We also offer OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 for Construction or General Industry training in a fully virtual platform. Study and complete at your own pace! Students will receive a certificate of completion and their official plastic OSHA 10 or 30 Department of Labor wallet card upon completion. See page 27 for more information.

Apprenticeship Programs

Carpentry Offered ONLINE only

Carpenters make up the largest building trades occupation in the industry and those with all - around skills are in high demand. Carpenters are involved in many different kinds of construction activities, from building highways and bridges to installing kitchen cabinets. Carpenters construct, erect, install, and repair structures and fixtures made from wood and other materials. This four - level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication, Roofing, Rigging, and Advanced Wall Systems. Includes tuition and textbooks. $1125

Construction Technology

This online course is designed to introduce students to construction site layout, concrete, reinforcing materials, masonry, floor systems, wall and ceiling framing, roof framing, roofing applications, exterior finishing, basic stair layout, electrical safety, residential electrical services, HVAC, introduction to drain, waste and vent systems, plastic pipe and fittings, and copper pipe and fittings. Includes tuition, CORE curriculum, and textbooks. $1125

Building/Apartment Maintenance

Employees with all around skills and mastery in more than one trade are in HIGH demand. Take Level 1 classes in all the major trades! Become proficient in Carpentry, Electrical, HVAC, and Plumbing. Offered online . $1125

Electrical Apprenticeship

Offered in person or fully online program.

LEVEL ONE Orientation to the Electrical Trade. Electrical Safety. Intro to Electrical Circuits. Electrical Theory. Intro to the National Electrical Code. Device Boxes. Hand Bending, Raceways & Fittings. Conductors and Cables. Basic Electrical Construction Drawings. Residential Electrical Services. Electrical Test Equipment. LEVEL TWO Alternating Current. Motors. Theory and Application. Electric Lighting. Conduit Bending. Pull and Junction Boxes. Conductor Installations. Cable Tray. Conductor Terminations and Splices. Grounding and Bonding. Circuit Breakers and Fuses. Control Systems and Fundamental Concepts. LEVEL THREE Load Calculations - Branch and Feeder Circuits. Conductor Selection and Calculations. Practical Applications and Lighting. Hazardous Locations. Overcurrent Protection. Distribution Equipment Transformers. Commercial Electrical Services. Motor Calculations. Voice, Data, and Video. Motor Controls. First Aid, CPR and AED training. LEVEL FOUR The primary purpose of the fourth year class is to provide apprentices with comprehensive instruction on the practical application of the National Electric Code.

Electricians install and maintain electrical power, communications, lighting, and control systems in homes, businesses, and factories and typically do the following: • Read blueprints or technical diagrams • Install and maintain wiring, control, and lighting systems • Inspect electrical components, such as transformers and circuit breakers • Identify electrical problems with a variety of testing devices • Repair or replace wiring, equipment, or fixtures using hand tools and power tools • Follow state and local building regulations based on the National Electric Code • Direct and train workers to install, maintain, or repair electrical wiring or equipment

HVAC Apprenticeship

Offered in person or a fully online self-paced program.

We are a NATE approved testing provider and offer EPA608 testing.

HVAC mechanics and installers work on heating, ventilation, cooling, and refrigeration systems that control the temperature and air quality in buildings. Mechanics and installers typically do the following: • Use blueprints or design specifications to install or repair HVACR systems • Connect systems to fuel and water supply lines, air ducts, and other components • Install electrical wiring and controls and test for proper operation • Inspect and maintain customers ’ HVACR systems • Test individual components to determine necessary repairs • Repair or replace worn or defective parts • Determine HVACR systems ’ energy use and make recommendations to improve efficiency

LEVEL ONE Core Curriculum. Intro to HVAC. Trade Mathematics. Basic Electricity. Introduction to Heating. Introduction to Cooling. Introduction to Air Distribution Systems. Basic Copper and Plastic Piping Practices. Soldering and Blazing. Basic Carbon Steel Piping Practices. LEVEL TWO Commercial Airside Systems. Chimneys. Vents and Flues. Introduction to Hydronic Systems. Air Quality Equipment. Leak Detection. Evacuation, Recovery and Changing. Alternating Current. Basic Electronics. Introduction to Control Circuit Troubleshooting. Troubleshooting Gas Heating. Troubleshooting Cooling. Heat Pumps. Basic Installation and Maintenance Practices. Sheet Metal Duct Systems. Fiberglass and Flexible Duct Systems. LEVEL THREE Refrigerants and Oils. Compressors. Metering Devices. Retail Refrigeration Systems. Commercial Hydronic Systems. Steam Systems. Planned Maintenance. Water Treatment. Troubleshooting Electronic Controls. Troubleshooting Oil Heating. Troubleshooting Heat Pumps. Troubleshooting Accessories. LEVEL FOUR Construction Drawings and Specifications. System Balancing. Indoor Air Quality. Energy Conservation Equipment. Building Management Systems. System Startup and Shutdown. Heating and Cooling System Design. Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration Systems. Alternative Heating and Cooling Systems. Introduction to Supervisory Skills.

Plumbing Apprenticeship

Offered as a fully online self-paced program.

LEVEL

ONE

Core

Curriculum.

Plumbers install and repair pipes that carry liquids or gases to and into businesses, homes, or factories and typically do the following: • Install pipes and fixtures • Study blueprints and follow state and local building codes • Determine the amount of material and type of equipment needed • Inspect and test installed pipe systems and pipelines • Troubleshoot and replace worn parts

Introduction Plumbing Profession. Plumbing Safety. Tools of the Plumbing Trade. Introduction to Plumbing Math. Introduction to to the Plumbing Drawings. Plastic Pipe and Fittings. Copper Pipe and Fittings. Cast Iron Pipe and Fittings. Carbon Steel Pipe and Fittings. Introduction to Plumbing Fixtures. Introduction to Drain, Waste, and Vent (DWV) Systems. Introduction to Water Distribution Systems.

LEVEL TWO

Plumbing Math Two.

Reading Hangers,

Commercial Supports,

Drawings. Structural

Penetrations Stopping. Installing and Testing DWV Piping. Installing Roof, Floor and Area Drains. Types of Valves. Installing and Testing Water Supply Piping. Installing Fixtures, Valves and Faucets. Introduction to Electricity. Installing Water Heaters. Fuel Gas Systems. Servicing of Fixtures, Valves and Faucets. and Fire LEVEL THREE Applied Math. Sizing Water Supply Piping. Potable Water Treatment. Backflow Preventers. Types of Venting. Sizing DWV and Storm Systems. Sewage Pumps and Sump Pumps. Corrosive - Resistant Waste Piping. Compressed Air. LEVEL FOUR Business Principles for Plumbers. Introductory Skills for the Crew Leader. Water Pressure Booster and Recirculation Systems. Indirect and Special Waste. Hydronic and Solar Heating Systems. Codes. Servicing Piping Systems, Fixtures, and Appliances. Private Water Supply Well Systems. Private Waste Disposal Systems. Swimming Pools and Hot Tubs. Plumbing for Mobile Homes and Travel Trailers. Backflow Prevention/Cross Connection Devices Training.

See our fall and spring semester course schedule for a full listing of dates and prices for all CATEC programs.

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