DRAW COMIC BOOK & CARTOON

CHARACTERS LIKE THE PROS

Learn how to draw your
favorite action Heroes and
Villains like Spiderman, Spawn,
Green Lantern, Wonder Men,
The Joker, Star Wars, or even
the Simpsons, or you can even
invent your own cartoon
characters. This class will
teach you the important steps
S.A.T & A.C.T. PREPARATION and secret artist tips you need
The SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) and ACT is to create & bring your cartoon
inevitable for all high school students planning to to animation life. If you always
apply to a 4 year college/university. With careful wanted to become a cartoon
preparation students will walk through SAT/ACT super-action hero artist or comic Villain artist, learn
reasoning and inference practice analogies: from a Professional Disneyland artist. Class fills
grammar, critical thinking, science reasoning and up fast - so register early! Ages 9 and up. No
higher mathematic applications. Students will also class November 26.
cover/study the new essay-writing portion of the
GED test through practice preparation. In addition, SubEvent: Wayne Thomas Fee: $65
participants will discover valuable test taking #80051A 5 Saturdays
strategies/secrets about guessing. Included will be 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
a practice examination and an assessment. test October 1-29
date information for SAT/ACT will be given in class.
Cost of SAT/ACT book $20 payable at time of #80051B 5 Saturdays Fee: $65
registration. No class November 24. 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
November 5-December 10
SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $85
#80255A 4 Fridays GUITAR FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
5:00-8:00 p.m. Come discover the true and fun way of learning
September 30-October 21 how to play the guitar. This class will teach you
proper finger coordination, how to
#80255B 4 Thursdays Fee: $85 tune your guitar and how to
5:00-8:00 p.m. understand basic music
New dates: November 10-December 8 notes. Bring acoustic
guitar. Please bring book -
VIDEO GAME DESIGN FOR KIDS Title of book is Guitar Method
You may spend countless hours playing video 1, 2nd edition by Will Schmidt
games,.. but ever dreamed of creating your own and Greg Koch, ISBN 0-
game? If you’re ready to step up to the next level, 7935-3392 can be purchased at The Guitar
join this class cause your Center. Ages 10-16. No class November 26.
in for a load of fun. With
Microsoft’s Kodu Game SubEvent: Daniel Calderon Fee: $55
Lab you can let your #80061A 5 Saturdays
creative mind explore the 3:00-4:30 p.m.
possibilities of creating September 24-October 22
your own game levels,
adventures, and lots more – #80061B 5 Saturdays Fee: $55
all without knowing a bit of complicated codes. If 3:00-4:30 p.m.
you can point and click a mouse, or even your own October 29-December 3
Xbox controller*, then your on your way to creating
your very own video game. *Xbox controller must ACTING FOR CHILDREN & TEENS
be wired-USB type. Ages 9-15 Hey Kids from 7-14…do you want to
have lots of fun pretending to be
SubEvent: Angelo Almonte Fee: $65 an action character or even an
#80766A 3 Thursdays animal doing fun things that
5:00-6:30 p.m. happen in an acting workshop?
October 6-20 You will do this & more thru theatre
games and cold readings. Research has shown
#80766B One Saturday Fee: $65 positive effects gathered thru theatre arts in young
9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. people’s self confidence, self expression, and
November 5 classroom achievements. Analytical abilities are
gained and developed in a fun nurturing
environment that is sure to help you reach your
!"#$%&'(#)*+%,-*$'.%/"+%.'0% fullest artistic potential. No class November 26.
1#2-%0"-%1#30%'3%(-*4.#.15%6-% SubEvent: Ann Monahan Fee: $65
"*2-%&'(#)*+%1#30%7-40#3#7*0-$%3'4% #82000A 5 Saturdays
11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
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#82000B 5 Saturdays Fee: $65
11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
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Welcome to Los Angeles City College (LACC), an
institution dedicated above all else to student
success. The Community Services Program at
LACC speaks to the heart of what this campus is all
about: reaching out to our community and offering
learning opportunities to all ages.
LACC serves over 24,000 people each year in credit,
non-credit and Community Services programs. Each
semester we offer many opportunities: from cooking
classes for 8 year olds to comedy writing classes.
Whatever your interest, life-long dream or if you want
to explore a new hobby, it’s in here, it’s nearby and
it’s affordable.
LACC offers credit classes as well; training that can
fit into your busy schedule along with career technical
education and opportunities that can help you
advance in your chosen
profession. Visit
www.lacitycollege.edu for more
information on enrolling.
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buildings at LACC. I welcome
you to your community campus,
where you can build your future.
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Los Angeles City College Administration
Dr. Jamillah Moore, President
Paul Carlson, VP, Administrative Services
Dr. Mary Callahan, Interim VP,
Academic Affairs
Dr. Lawrence Bradford, VP, Student Services
(Vacant), Dean, Student Services
Randy Anderson, Dean, Student Services
Dr. Merrill Eastcott, Dean, Academic Affairs
Allison Jones, Dean, Academic Affairs
William Marmolejo, Dean, Enrollment
(Vacant), Dean, Academic Affairs
Los Angeles Community College District
Board of Trustees
Miguel Santiago, President
Tina Park, First Vice President
Nancy Pearlman, Second Vice President
Kelly Candaele
Mona Field
Scott J. Svonkin
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District Administration
Dr. Daniel J. LaVista, Chancellor
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Dr. Yasmin Delahoussaye, Interim Vice
Chancellor for Educational Programs &
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& Workforce Development
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Facilities Planning and Development
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Jeanette Gordon, Chief Financial
Officer/Treasurer
Dr. Edward Pai, Dean,
Institutional Effectiveness
Alex Davis, Dean, Economic Development &
Workforce Education
Guadalupe Jara, Associate Dean, Economic
Development & Workforce Education
Earic Peters, Associate Dean, Student Services
Corey Rodgers, Associate Dean, EOP&S
Jeremy Villar, Associate Dean,
Student Services
Christi O’Connor, Bookstore Manager
Lenore Saunders, Administrative Analyst
Cristy Passman, Compliance Officer

Los Angeles City College

855 N. Vermont Ave., Los
Willow Brook Ave. Angeles, CA 90029
(323) 953-4000
Community Services Office
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About Material Fees

Please be aware that some
Community Services classes
have materials/handouts required
by the instructor. All material fees
are paid at the time of
registration. Material fees are
always optional. However,
should you choose not to
purchase such supplies or
materials, your participation in the
class may be limited. Community
Services, LACC, and LACCD are
held harmless from such fee
disputes between the teacher and
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 FUN WITH ABC’s
Fun with ABC’s is for the very young
student (ages 3-5). Reading will be
promoted through an introduction of
phonics thru arts & crafts. Age
appropriate literature will also be
introduced. Material fee of $10 payable at time of
registration. This class is limited to only 8
students! Class held off campus near L.A.C.C.
No class November 26.
MATH SUCCESS CLASS SubEvent: Polly Matthes Fee: $60
Assist your child with their school studies by #80223A 5 Saturday
enrolling them in this intensive math program. 11:20 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
Students may enroll in any of the math sections of October 29-December 3
their choice, ALL grade levels welcome. Material
fee of $5 payable at time of registration. No FUN WITH MATH CLASS – For Grades K-2
class November 26. Instructor: Dr. Arsen Abelian
Students engage in hands-on activities to develop
their number sense and geometric abilities.
SubEvent: Fractions and Decimals Fee: $50
Activities include manipulatives, games, puzzles, to
#80017A 5 Saturdays
promote each child’s understanding of addition,
9:00-10:00 a.m.
subtraction, patterns and geometry. Appropriate
September 24-October 22
mathematical terms are introduced and explained.
Material fee of $10 payable at time of
#80017B Pre Algebra Fee: $50
registration. Class held off Campus near
5 Saturdays
L.A.C.C. No class November 26.
10:00-11:00 a.m.
September 24-October 22
SubEvent: Polly Matthes Fee: $60
#80301A 5 Saturdays
#80017C Algebra Fee: $50
10:10-11:10 a.m.
5 Saturdays
October 29-December 3
11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
September 24-October 22
READING READINESS GRADES K-1
#80017D Geometry Fee: $50 Children will engage in literary activities to promote
5 Saturdays motivation by learning language related concepts.
12:00-1:00 p.m. Instruction on phonics (sounds letters make) will
September 24-October 22 help students decipher words for themselves. Kids
will create their own books, poems and stories
#80017E Fractions and Decimals Fee: $50 through drawing, painting and writing. Oral, written
5 Saturdays language supported through age appropriate
9:00-10:00 a.m. literature. Material fee of $10 payable at time of
October 29-December 3 registration. Class held off campus near
L.A.C.C. No class November 26.
#80017F Algebra Fee: $50
5 Saturdays SubEvent: Polly Matthes Fee: $60
10:00-11:00 a.m. #80300A 5 Saturdays
October 29-December 3 9:00-10:00 a.m.
October 29-December 3
#80017G Geometry Fee: $50
5 Saturdays FRENCH FOR KIDS & TEENS
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. French is a fun language spoken around the world.
October 29-December 3 Students will do a wide range of
activities; from pronunciation of the
alphabet, numbers, colors, days,
TYPING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE weeks, months to useful
Learn how to type the fun, fast and easy conversations that will increase
way. Typing will help your spelling and vocabulary and promote a cultural
writing skills. Let your fingers interest. Material fee of $22 payable
do the talking! No experience at time of registration. for cost of 2 phrase books,
in typing is necessary! CD and handouts. $5 only, if you already
Students will learn how to purchased the audio set. Title of book: Now you’re
type school reports, letters, talking! French in no time, ISBNO-76417668-4, by
postcards, envelopes, class Baron’s 4th edition. Parents are encouraged to
homework and applications. stay in class with their loved ones and enjoy this
Students are encouraged to repeat if additional fun language too! Ages 7-16. No experience
practice or speedier progress is desired. Age group needed. No class November 26.
9+. Class held off Campus at 3020 Wilshire
Blvd. One student per computer so class is SubEvent: Lesley Lespinasse Fee: $50
limited – register early! #80721A 5 Saturdays
9:30-10:30 a.m.
SubEvent: Ryan Obando Fee: $50 September 24-October 22
#80001A 4 Fridays
4:30-5:30 p.m. #80721B 5 Saturdays Fee: $50
October 7-28 9:30-10:30 a.m.
October 29-December 3

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PAINTING AND WATERCOLORS READING
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE This class will cover all elementary grade levels of
Watercolor and Paint the most vocabulary, reading & composition skills. Each child
beautiful pictures ever!!! Let will read to the class and homework will be given.
Disneyland artist Wayne Students may bring their school books and
Thomas get you started in basic classroom questions. Material fee of $8 payable
watercolor and paint brush at time of registration.
stroke techniques. Develop your
natural hidden and artistic SubEvent: Brian King Fee: $50
talents of visualizing everyday #80221A 4 Wednesdays
objects and then watercolor paint these images 4:00-5:00 p.m.
using your creativity, senses and imagination. November 2-23
Students will be given total encouragement and
support in developing their artistic skills at their own WRITING
pace. Bring basic watercolor set, brushes, Improve your child’s writing comprehension,
st
paper and pencil to 1 class meeting. Ages 9-17 grammar and vocabulary
Register early! No class November 11 & 25. skills. Let this class give
your child the attention
SubEvent: Wayne N. Thomas Fee: $50 they need to grasp the
#80032A 5 Fridays newest education writing
4:00-5:30 p.m. formats. Homework will
September 30-October 28 be given. Children are
welcome to bring their
#80032B 5 Fridays Fee: $50 school books and
4:00-5:30 p.m. classroom writing questions. Material fee of $8
November 4-December 16 payable at time of registration. All Elementary
grade levels welcome!!
DRAWING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Learn how to draw like a pro, get drawing tips and SubEvent: Brian King Fee: $50
techniques on the objects you like to draw. Watch #80222A 4 Mondays
your images come to life as your teacher gets 4:00-5:00 p.m.
you started in using led/color pencil, charcoal, October 31-November 21
shading, light/dark just the professionals. Learn
contrast, 3 dimension and brightness. Students are BALLET FOR CHILDREN – BEG.
encouraged to bring their ideas & imagination. An introduction to pre-ballet techniques for
Bring led & color pencils, eraser and sketchpad children. The program will focus on the
st
to 1 meeting of class. Ages 9-17 Instructor is basic positions, steps, techniques and
artist for Disneyland and his class fills-up fast so discipline of ballet. This workshop
Register early !! No class November 11 & 25. provides instruction on the correct
use of the physical mechanics of
SubEvent: Wayne N. Thomas Fee: $50 motion while encouraging the spirit of
#80033A 5 Fridays dance in children. Open to boys and girls! No
5:30-7:00 p.m. class November 11, 25, 26.
September 30-October 28
SubEvent: Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $55
#80033B 5 Fridays Fee: $50 #80021A 5 Saturdays (Ages 3-4)
5:30-7:00 p.m. 8:00-9:00 a.m. Limit 10 students
November 4-December 16 September 24-October 22

#80021B 5 Saturdays (Ages 5-8) Fee: $55

SOCCER ACADEMY FOR KIDS 9:00-10:00 a.m.
A soccer program for boys and girls September 24-October 22
who want to learn proper techniques
including control of the soccer ball, #80021C 5 Fridays (Ages 3-4) Fee: $55
dribbling, passing and shooting. Team 4:00-5:00 p.m. Limit 10 students
play and strategies. Please bring a September 30-October 28
soccer ball, soccer shoes and
kneepads. Held off campus. #80021D 5 Fridays (Ages 5-8) Fee: $55
No class November 26. 5:00-6:00 p.m.
September 30-October 28
SubEvent: Marleth Fernandez Fee: $50
#80667A 5 Saturdays #80021E 5 Saturdays (Ages 3-4) Fee: $55
12:00-1:00 p.m. (4-7 yrs.) 8:00-9:00 a.m. Limit 10 students
September 24-October 22 October 29-December 3

#80667B 5 Saturdays Fee: $50 #80021F 5 Saturdays (Ages 5-8) Fee: $55
1:00-2:00 p.m. (8-13)) 9:00-10:00 a.m.
September 24-October 22 October 29-December 3

#80667C 5 Saturdays Fee: $50 #80021G 5 Fridays (Ages 3-4) Fee: $55
12:00-1:00 p.m. (4-7 yrs.) 4:00-5:00 p.m. Limit 10 students
October 29-December 3 November 4-December 16

#80667D 5 Saturdays Fee: $50 #80021H 5 Fridays (Ages 5-8) Fee: $55
1:00-2:00 p.m. (8-13)) 5:00-6:00 p.m.
October 29-December 3 November 4-December 16
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HIP HOP DANCING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE KEYBOARDING FOR CHILDREN
Learn one of the most popular and Children will learn the correct fundamentals in
requested dance styles in recent playing the piano: Topics covered: Development in
years. The instructor will teach finger coordination, critical sense of listening;
students many of the latest steps and notations in pitch and rhythm; discipline in good
dance moves. Come join this fun practice habits with an appreciation of music
class. No dance experience is through the piano as well as basic written theory.
necessary. Ages 8-15 No class Solo-ensemble repertoire will also be introduced.
November 26. Ages: 6 yrs. & up. Intermediate requires: Basic
knowledge of music note reading. Intermediate
SubEvent: Dolly Giner Fee: $50 students will choose sheet music comparable
#80665A 5 Saturdays to their level. (Recital Date*: students will each
4:15-5:15 p.m. give a performance for family and friends). Limit is
September 24-October 22 12 students. Please bring your own keyboard
to class*. No class November 11, 25, 27.
#80665B 5 Saturdays Fee: $50
4:15-5:15 p.m. SubEvent: Luiza Muradyan Fee: $50
October 29-December 3 #80052A 5 Sundays (Beg.)
9:00-10:00 a.m.
September 25-October 23*
PHOTOSHOP FOR KIDS
Learn how professionals put #80052B 5 Fridays (Beg.) Fee: $50
together pictures you see in 5:00-6:00 p.m.
books, magazines, and the September 30-October 28*
internet. With your creative
mind we’ll get you started #80052C 5 Fridays (Beg./Int.) Fee: $50
using Adobe Photoshop 6:00-7:00 p.m.
principles of graphic design. Learn the concepts September 30-October 28*
of color combinations, shapes, lines, We’ll guide
you through every step to get you to create some #80052D 5 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $50
cool art. Ages 9-15. One student per computer 9:00-10:00 a.m.
so class is limited – register early! October 30-December 4*

#80052E 5 Fridays (Beg.) Fee: $50

SubEvent: Angelo Almonte Fee: $65
5:00-6:00 p.m.
#80761A One Saturday
November 4-December 16*
9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
October 29 #80052F 5 Fridays (Beg./Int.) Fee: $50
6:00-7:00 p.m.
November 4-December 16*
ICE SKATING FOR KIDS – AGES 6-12
Join the fun, make new friends and impress your
family with fun-on-ice skills. Basic training SINGING FOR CHILDREN
on ice skating for ages 6-12. No prior Develop your child’s singing and
ice experience needed. All music abilities through this fun and
equipment provided by rewarding program. Each child
instructor. Early registration is will perform solo and with the
encouraged as the class is class. Limited to only 10
limited to 10 students. students. Material fee of $2
Students enrolled in this class payable at time of registration.
may skate the public session
on the day of their class for SubEvent: Linda Stevens Fee: $50
free! Saturday public session is #80012A 5 Saturdays (5-9 yrs.)
from 2:00-4:00 p.m. Class held off campus. 12:30-1:30 p.m.
September 24-October 22
SubEvent: Denise Moore Fee: $95
#99802A 5 Saturdays #80012B 5 Saturdays (10-15 yrs.) Fee: $50
1:15-1:45 p.m. 1:30-2:30 p.m.
October 22-November 19 September 24-October 22

TENNIS FOR CHILDREN & TEENS

ICE SKATING FOR TOTS – AGES 3-5 Students will learn power positions for putting
This class will teach toddlers ages 3-5 years old the topspin and slice on the ball plus other basics as
basic ice skating skills needed to get them started needed for good movement. Bring 1 new can of
and begin ice skating. No prior ice experience tennis balls and tennis racket. Held off-campus.
needed. All equipment provided by instructor. Age group: 8-18 yrs. Limit 8 students. No class
Early registration is encouraged as the class is November 25. Ages 12+ may also sign-up
limited to only 10 students. Students enrolled in for Saturday Tennis classes – See page 28.
this class may skate the public session on the day
of their class for free. Saturday public session is SubEvent: Daphne Chinn Fee: $55
from 2:00-4:00 p.m. Class held off campus. #99682A 5 Fridays
4:00-5:00 p.m.
SubEvent: Denise Moore Fee: $95 September 23-October 21
#99801A 5 Saturdays
12:45-1:15 p.m. #99682B 5 Fridays Fee: $55
October 22-November 19 4:00-5:00 p.m.
October 28-December 9
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GYMNASTICS FOR KIDS
This class is designed to teach basic gymnastic COMPUTERS &
skills to children with little or no experience.
Emphasis is on floor exercises and tumbling skills. THE INTERNET
Gymnastic skills increase motor coordination
muscular strength, flexibility, and endurance.
Students will also acquire awareness about body All PC and MAC classes listed in
movement and physical fitness. Each class begins
with a comprehensive warm-up routine with an this section will be held at either:
emphasis on flexibility. Wear athletic clothing. No
class November 26. 3020 Wilshire Blvd. 2nd Floor or
SubEvent: Ron Newsome Fee: $50
855 N. Vermont Av. (L.A.C.C.)
#80031A 5 Saturdays (6-12 yrs.)
2:30-3:30 p.m. Location of your class will be
September 24-October 22 printed on your receipt - you can
#80031B 5 Saturdays (3-5 yrs.) Fee: $50
also check location for your class
3:30-4:30 p.m. with Community Services staff.
September 24-October 22
Community Services Office
#80031C 5 Saturdays (6-12 yrs.) Fee: $50
2:30-3:30 p.m.
(323) 953-4000 extension: 2651,
October 29-December 3 2652, 2653, 2654, 2655.

#80031D 5 Saturdays (3-5 yrs.) Fee: $50

3:30-4:30 p.m. IBM PC SOFTWARE CLASSES
October 29-December 3
KEYBOARDING – BEGINNING TYPING
JUDO FOR CHILDREN With so many jobs requiring a
Judo is an official Olympic sport that offers self- skill in proficient typing and the
defense skills in throwing & groundwork (grappling). widespread use of email,
Each class begins with warm-up exercises that learning to type is a very
increase cardiovascular and respiratory endurance, important asset. This class is
muscular strength, flexibility and agility. This class for those with no typing
combines beginners with intermediate and experience and beginners.
advanced students. Students have the option of Limited enrollment to one student per computer
belt rank promotion. The Southern California Black so register early !!
Belt Association officially recognizes all belt ranks.
Age group: 6-13. Wear a long sleeve sweatshirt or SubEvent: Ryan Obando Fee: $60
judo uniform. No Class November 26. #12000A 4 Fridays
6:00-8:00 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
SubEvent: Ron Newsome Fee: $55 October 7-28
#80101A 5 Saturdays (Beg.)
1:00-2:30 p.m.
September 24-October 22 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
AND MICROSOFT WINDOWS
#80101B 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $55 Computers are so easy to use, right? This is a
1:00-2:30 p.m. beginner’s course covering typical hardware and
October 29-December 3 software, concepts and terminology of operating
the PC in the home or business environment.
KARATE FOR KIDS Practice the basic computer fundamentals:
This workshop will cover Karate and Tae Kwon Do powering up, creating
as a sport and as a means of physical fitness and a files & folders, making
discipline for everyday life. The workshop will cover backups, using
calisthenics and basic karate techniques. Special Windows operating
emphasis will be placed on the fundamentals. Age system and the built-in
group: 6-15 years. Gi or loose clothing required. accessories. Learn
No Class November 26. about all those keys on
the keyboard, and how they are used along with
SubEvent: Edison Park Fee: $55 basic mouse operations. This recommended
#80151A 5 Saturdays (Beg.) course will give a “newbie” the knowledge and
8:00-9:30 a.m. confidence to handle most Windows applications.
September 24-October 22 This class is hands-on with one student per
computer. Basic typing skills would be helpful.
#80151B 5 Saturdays (Adv.) Fee: $55 This popular class is has a Limited enrollment
9:30-11:00 a.m. so register early !!
September 24-October 22
SubEvent: Lance Zakabi Fee: $85
#80151C 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $55 #12002A One Friday
8:00-9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
October 29-December 3 September 23

#80151D 5 Saturdays (Adv.) Fee: $55 #12002B One Saturday Fee: $85
9:30-11:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
October 29-December 3 December 3

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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Take pictures like a professional. Learn which is
the best camera to buy? What’s the difference
between JPEG and RAW? These questions and
more are answered in this seminar. Shoot better
pictures, use email to send your photos to
relatives and create stunning greeting cards,
calendars and personalized posters using images
from your digital camera. Make your snapshots
sizzle and create jaw dropping effects with a few
simple clicks of the mouse. Bring your camera,
instruction book and connector cables! Material
fee of $5 payable at time of registration.
Learn in a one-on-one environment. Our
experienced and patient trainer will teach you how
to use the computer on campus. All sessions are
scheduled at your convenience and topics are
based on your training need and level (absolute
beginner, intermediate, or advanced). Customized
one-on-one computer (PC or Apple) sessions are a
minimum of two hours in length.

SubEvent: José Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $50 SubEvent: Computer Staff Fee: 2 hrs. for $150
#11110A One Monday #12222A By Scheduled Appointment
5:30-9:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
October 3 #12222B Computer Staff Fee: 5 hrs. for $325
By Scheduled Appointment
MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR WINDOWS
Learn to use this leading Windows spreadsheet (323) 953-4000
program to do your number crunching for you.
Topics include: Basic worksheet navigation, and Ext: 2651
entry techniques, cell references, using the
command groups & settings, formulas & functions,
charts & graphs and simple database operations. MICROSOFT WORD FOR WINDOWS
Some experience with Windows is recommended. Learn to use this leading windows word processing
program. This course is designed to provide you
SubEvent: Lance Zakabi Fee: $85 with all the basics: page setup commands, editing
#12120A One Friday and formatting techniques, saving and retrieving,
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 3020 Wilshire cutting and pasting text. Learn about the
September 30 commands, galleries, wizards and keyboard
shortcuts to create that perfect document. Previous
#12120B One Saturday Fee: $85 experience with Windows would be helpful as well
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. At L.A.C.C. as good typing skills. Held at L.A.C.C.
October 22
SubEvent: Lance Zakabi Fee: $85
#12120C One Friday Fee: $85 #12150A One Saturday
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
November 18 October 8

MICROSOFT EXCEL - ADVANCED MICROSOFT WORD INTERMEDIATE

This seminar is designed for those already familiar This class is designed to take you beyond the
with Excel basics and want to explore more basics. If you have completed the Word for
advanced features. Topics to be covered will Windows introduction or have used Microsoft Word
include cell formatting & customization, worksheet then get ready for more advanced features of this
deployment, advanced formula concepts, powerful program. Class will cover the use and
conditional and logical functions, date/time application of styles, tables and colums, clip art
calculations, string manipulation, pivot tables, and properties and setting up mail merge documents.
introduction to macros/VBA programming. Pre- Limited to 6 participants.
requisite: Knowledge of basic spreadsheet
commands and functions. Limited to 6 students. SubEvent: Lance Zakabi Fee: $85
#12151A One Saturday
SubEvent: Lance Zakabi Fee: $95 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. At L.A.C.C.
#12125A One Friday October 15
9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
October 28
INTRODUCTION TO DREAMWEAVER CS5
#12125B One Saturday Fee: $95 FOR WINDOWS
9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Learn the software that has to become the standard
November 19 for Web design and production. Adobe
Dreamweaver has many innovative features that
MICROSOFT ACCESS FOR WINDOWS make creating a web site as easy as A B C. Learn
Learn to use this leading Windows database to work with links – rollovers – animated layers and
program to track lists of customers, inventory, much more. Step-by step instructions will guide
employees, etc. Topics include: Creating, modifying you through the creation of your own web site in
and sorting data tables; creating forms and reports; class. Pre-requisite: Experience with Windows is a
finding information with queries; a sample mailing must and good knowledge of keyboarding and
list application. Previous experience with Windows mouse usage. Material fee of $5 payable at time
would be helpful. Material fee of $5 payable at of registration.
time of registration.
SubEvent: Jose Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $115
SubEvent: Jose Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $90 #12008A One Friday
#12110A 2 Tuesdays 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
6:00-9:00 p.m. October 14
September 27 & October 4
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COMPUTER REPAIR - BUILDING, E-COMMERCE/ONLINE STORE
CONFIGURATION & TROUBLESHOOTING WEBSITE DESIGN COURSE
Have you ever asked these about your computer: Learn how to create your own online store using
is this processor fast enough? open source content management
How much RAM do I systems (CMS) like Drupal, Joomla!,
need? “Can I make my or Magento. Students will get
computer faster? “How do hands-on instruction on creating
I get rid of viruses? Build your own personalized online
up your skills in learning the store. Stop procrastinating
ins and outs of your computer and putting off your excellent ideas and line of
and see how everything works in that wonderful products. Let this class introduce
electronic box. You’ll get hands-on dissecting your products to all the world!!. By the end of
hardware and no longer be unfamiliar with optical this class students will know how to:
drives, USB ports, hard drives, and more. You’ll x Manage a website/database.
also learn about the software that runs on your x Create a store name & domain.
computer and what steps you can take to keep it x Publish articles RE: your product.
fast and virus free. Material fee of $15 payable at x Create homepage w/navigation.
time of registration includes packet with the latest x Manage & track your products.
information & basic tools to open up almost any x Customize a shipping method.
computer. Beginners and experienced welcome. x Create payment methods for customers -
SubEvent: Angelo Almonte Fee: $90 PayPal, Credit card, etc.
#12003A One Saturday
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Prerequisites: Basic computer skills. Knowledge of
October 1 Javascript, CSS, php, mySQL are preferred but not
required. Students are required to register a
#12003B Two Fridays Fee: $90 domain name and website hosting service unless
6:00-9:30 p.m. they already have their own personal host. The fee
October 28 & November 4 for domain registration is $10 per year and the fee
for hosting services is between $5 & $8 a month.
VIDEO GAME DESIGN SuEvent: Mo Zhang Fee: $95
Do you love video games? Have you always #12011A 2 Tuesdays
wanted to learn how to design video games? Are 7:00-10:00 p.m.
you ready to take on a challenge that will always be October 11 & 18
interesting, push you to your intellectual limits, and
still be fun? Yes, video game design is hard, but #12011B One Tues, & One Wed. Fee: $95
the rewards are worth it. In this class you will 7:00-10:00 p.m.
master skills the will open doors to virtually any December 6 & 7
programming field and last you the lifetime of your
programming career. With the game programming
skills gathered in this class, students will be able to WEB DESIGN WORKSHOP –
market themselves/advance to better employment A COMPLETE COURSE
positions at some of the top companies both in and The total web design experience starts with an
out of the video game industry. introduction to the internet to acquire photos and
images to be manipulated for the Web using
SubEvent Angelo Almonte Fee: $125 Photoshop. Then using the latest Dreamweaver
#14033A One Saturday software, we create a full-featured website adding
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. professional and interactive content with Adobe
December 10 Flash. Learn how to add sound, videos and scripts
with relative ease. This class is designed for
#14033B One Saturday Fee: $125 beg./interm. graphic designers looking to become
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. either working professionals or just hobbyists at
January 14 home. You will be provided a USB drive in class to
create and design your interactive webpage. Basic
MICROSOFT POWERPOINT Windows experience is required. Bring your own
Need a presentation that really gets your point photos on a CD or diskette. Material fee of $45
across? PowerPoint has everything you need to payable at time of registration.
create a perfect presentation. Make eye catching
color presentations to show from a computer or SubEvent: Cav Fee: $145
35mm slides, produce speaker notes, handouts #12009A 3 Wednesdays
and outlines; And, you don’t need to be an expert to 6:00-9:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
make it look professional! Use the built-in templates September 21-October 5
and wizards to add graphic effects and sound. Best
of all, you can run your presentation on ANY #12009B 3 Thursdays Fee: $145
WINDOWS COMPUTER – even if you do not have 6:00-9:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
PowerPoint! Material fee of $5 payable at time of October 27-November 10
registration. Register by phone
SubEvent: José Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $60
#12140A One Monday
5:30-9:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
September 26

#12140B One Saturday Fee: $60

9:30 a.m.1:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
October 29

9 (323) 953-4000 x2651

MICROSOFT OFFICE
This course provides an entry-level hands-on
overview of Windows and three major components
of the Microsoft Office suite: Word, Excel and
PowerPoint. Instruction is designed for the new
computer user and topics include: Windows basics;
fundamental safety precautions; creating, editing
and saving; formatting and printing Word
documents, Excel worksheets and PowerPoint
presentations; simple automation of repetitive tasks
in Word; using Microsoft’s wizards and templates;
formulas; cell referencing and creating a graph in
Excel. Limited enrollment. Windows experience
required. Material fee of $15 payable at time of
registration.
SubEvent: José Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $165
#12130A 4 Wednesdays
6:00-9:00 p.m. At 3020 Wilshie Bl.
October 19-November 9
LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM AND
PROGRAMMING
This course will introduce you to the fundamentals
of the Linux OS. Topics include: installation and
basic configurations, setting up the geographical
user interface, we’ll discuss installation through
visual machine and connect to the internet,
downloading and installing applications such as
Apache web server and database MySQL. You will
also learn basic administering of a server using the
Linux operating system. Plus get a broad vision on
the history and architecture of Linux, configuration
of windows server, Linux printer, administer users,
groups and password management. Probe into the
basics of ext2 files system, configuration of Linux
kernel, create shell scripts, manage applications on
a server and identify the basics of system
performance tuning.
SubEvent: Mo Zhang Fee: $85
#14011A One Saturday
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
November 12
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS5 FOR
WINDOWS
Illustrator is the industry standard for design and
production and is an indispensable companion to
Adobe Photoshop. Designers who wish to elevate
their work to a new vista of creativity will find this
class a valuable tool to have in their skill set
inventory. You will work with designs, photos, line
images and text to create eye-popping
presentations that will put you in a new plateau of
professional ability. This version from Adobe is
compatible with all releases so what you learn here
is easily adapted to other versions. Pre-requisite:
Experience with windows is a must and good
knowledge of keyboarding and mouse usage.
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: José Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $135
#11003A One Friday
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
October 21
Obtain a Certificate
of Completion- $10.
At least 90% of class
must be attended.
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ADOBE INDESIGN - Introductory
Design professional layouts for prints and digital
publishing. Adobe InDesign provides precise
professional control over typography and built-in
creative tools for designing, preflighting and
publishing documents for print or online. Create
catalogs, yearbooks, advertising flyers or any other
type of document you need. You can include
interactivity, animation, video and sound in page
layouts to fully engage readers. Must have working
knowledge of computers & good keyboarding skills.
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: Jose Ruiz Fee: $85
#11055A One Mon. & Wed.
6:00-9:00 p.m.
October 10 & 12
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS5 FOR WINDOWS
This seminar covers all the basic tools to enhance
photos, create collages, make restorations and
design photo layouts. Learn some of the secrets of
the professionals and discover why Photoshop is
the standard for serious working photographers and
artists world wide. This version from Adobe is
compatible with all previous releases so what you
learn here is easily adapted to other versions. Pre-
requisites: Experience with Windows is a must and
good knowledge of keyboarding and mouse usage.
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: Jose Ruiz – Allegro Photo Fee: $135
#11004A One Tues. & Thurs.
6:00-9:00 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
September 20 & 22
#11004B Two Mondays Fee: $135
6:00-9:00 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
October 24 & 31
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP – Intermediate
This seminar will cover topics like getting layers de-
mystified and understanding the selection tools and
all they can do. Find out about Photoshop’s color
modes and their application. Explore layers from
A-Z selecting and applying color, shading, texture,
gradients and using levels and curves. Discover
the new Content-Aware Scale for easy cropping
and retouching grouping and blending multiple
layers for maximum creativity plus other automation
secrets that’ll maximize your design time. Material
fee of $5 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: Jose Ruiz Fee: $135
#11005A One Friday
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
November 4
MACINTOSH COMPUTERS AND
DIGITAL GRAPHICS SOFTWARE
INTRODUCTION TO THE MAC
Are you new to the Mac? We’ll start with a brief
history of this iconic platform, and build our way up
to discover the fun and exciting things you and your
MAC can do. Organize and clean up files with
Finder; switch between programs with Expose and
Spaces. Even see just how easy it is to switch
back and forth from PC to a MAC. All you need to
get started to become a MAC genius begins here.
SubEvent: Angelo Almonte Fee: $60
#13001A One Friday
9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
September 30
INTRODUCTION TO FILM EDITING
This class introduces students to the basics of film
editing including organizing the workspace,
architecture, workflow, settings, capturing,
importing, editing, rendering, and exporting video
projects viewable to multiple platforms, including
web streaming. Using Final Cut Pro, students will
master the fundamentals of the interface, add
innovative cuts, transitions, compositing, zooming,
and framing shots for the greatest visual impact.
Special emphasis will be placed on introducing the
principles of film editing that work for all editing
software. Material fee of $15 payable at time of
registration. Enrollment limited to 7 students.
#13050A Zack Brooks Fee: $185
3 Fridays (Beg.)
6:00-9:00 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
October 7-21
#13050B 3 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $185
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
November 5-19
INTRODUCTION TO DREAMWEAVER
Learn how to use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to
create full-featured Web sites, even if you have no
knowledge of Web design or HTML basics. Get
acquainted with program features and become
familiar with commonly used Web terminology.
Gain hands-on experience and develop your Web
design skills by using each new feature for real
world Web site and Web page construction. Create
forms using Java applets, downloading and
customizing Dreamweaver extensions to expand
the software’s range of capabilities. Prior Internet
experience required. Enrollment is limited.
Material fee of $7 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: Ara Chouljian Fee: $115
#13008A Two Thursdays
6:00-9:00 p.m. At 3020 Wilshire
October 6 & 13
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ON THE MAC
Learn the basic tools in Adobe Photoshop for
graphic design, photo manipulation collage & layout
photo restoration. You’ll be amazed at the things
that you can do. This is an excellent program for
photographers and graphic designers as well as
fine arts. Pre-requisite: Introduction to the
Macintosh or equivalent. Material fee of $7
payable at time of registration. Held at 3020
Wilshire Blvd.
SubEvent: Brian Shelton Fee: $135
#13040A One Friday.
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
October 7
WEB ANIMATION - FLASH
Flash is the foremost authoring software for
creating scalable, interactive animation for the web.
Create animated logos, web site navigation
controls, long-form animation and an entire Flash
web site, you'll find the power and flexibility of Flash
as an ideal medium for your own creativity. In class
you'll learn to use layers, bottoms, text, sound,
animation, movie clips and create gif's. Prior MAC
experience will be helpful. Limited Enrollment.
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: Ara Chouljian Fee: $135
#13010A 2 Thursdays
6:00-9:00 p.m. 3020 Wilshire
October 20 & 27
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ON THE MAC
Adobe Illustrator is the most powerful vector
drawing page design and production tool in the
world today, ideal for designers with a desire to
elevate their work to a new vista of creativity. Learn
how to draw and integrate text with your designs,
illustrations, line art, images and photos. Learn how
to create charts with illustrator. Prior MAC
experience is helpful. Material fee of $7 payable
at time of registration class. Held at 3020
Wilshire Bl. Class is limited so register early !!
SubEvent: Brian Shelton Fee: $135
#13030A One Friday
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
October 21
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
HOW TO START AN IN-HOME CHILD
CARE BUSINESS
This course is designed to assist currently licensed
family child care providers and those
wishing to get licensed as a family
child care provider with the basic
tools and understanding of the
child care industry; to get their
business up and off the a good
start. Participants will develop a
parent/provider handbook and
contract to help them through
developing a quality program that meets
both the needs of the provider as well as the
families it serves. They will learn about the
licensing process, records keeping and insurance,
safety, environment design, curriculum
development, community relations and advertising
and marketing their business. Material fee of $25
payable at time of registration.

#13040B One Friday. Fee: $135 SubEvent: Elisha Valentine Fee: $75
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. #2099A One Saturday
November 18 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
October 29
PARK ON CAMPUS – PURCHASE A
FALL PARKING PERMIT Choose any of our classes for
FOR ONLY $10. your company or office needs.
See Pg. 34
Avoid traffic/parking hassles,
we will send the instructor to
your business or office – call
our office for details:
(323) 953-4000 ext. 2652.

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LIVE – RENT FREE!!! QUICKBOOKS II - CERTIFICATION
(Apartment Management Certificate) This is a hands on a course using some of the
In this class students will cover all the topics more advanced features of QuickBooks including:
necessary to become an apartment manager; or, if Purchase Orders, Estimates, Customizing Forms
you are a property/building owner, this class will and Reports, Fixed Asset Recording with
expose you to the skills and laws needed to Depreciation, Long Term Note amortization,
properly manage and or facilitate your investment. Inventory tracking and adjusting, Petty Cash
The following areas will be covered: Rental lease & Accounting, Job Costing and Payroll set-up. A
contracts, Apartment & building manager ”Certificate of Completion” is included in the
salary/benefits; Rental marketing techniques; material fee and will be awarded upon
Section 8 and Rent control and Unlawful completion of the course. Material fee of $20
detainer/eviction laws and procedures. After payable at time of registration. Prerequisite:
successful completion of this class students Quickbooks I. Limited to only 14 students!
will receive a Certificate of Completion. Material
fee of $25 payable at time of registration. SubEvent: Ronald Scott Amie Fee: $115
#20123A One Sunday
SubEvent: Cavalin Fee: $100 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
#20020A 3 Mondays October 9
6:00-10:00 p.m.
October 10-24 #20123B One Friday Fee: $115
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
#20020B 3 Mondays Fee: $100 December 2
1:30-5:30 p.m.
November 28-December 12 HOW TO LEGALLY START A
NEW BUSINESS IN L.A.
BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS A quick and easy guide through the forest of
& CONCEPTS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM regulation facing new business start-up in Los
This is a hands-on course where students learn the Angeles. This class is designed to quickly and
process of journalizing, posting, adjusting and painlessly cover everything you need to know about
closing a set of books for a make-shift business. city and county tax forms, business licenses and
Students will learn how to use the reporting systems, payroll and income taxes, and
trial balance sheet. In addition, federal and California requirements. Material fee
students will learn horizontal of $15 payable at time of registration.
analysis, vertical analysis, trend
analysis and how financial ratios SubEvent: Kevin Farmer Fee: $55
are used tin accessing the #20013A One Wednesday
company’s financial position. Students should bring 6:00-10:00 p.m.
a calculator to use when doing their analysis. A October 26
“Certificate of Completion” will be awarded
upon completion of the course at no additional #20013B One Friday Fee: $55
Charge. Material fee of $20 payable at time of 6:00-10:00 p.m.
registration. Held at L.A.C.C. November 18

SubEvent: Kevin Farmer Fee: $115 PROFESSIONAL SPEAKING–Want to make

#20021A One Sunday six figures talking about what you know?
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Speakers and trainers are more in demand than
September 25 ever before and you can profit by sharing your
expertise with people who are willing to pay for it.
#20021B One Friday Fee: $115 In this dynamic program you’ll learn how to: Apply
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. as a trainer with seminar companies, Book over
November 4 100 paid engagements per year, Work with
bureaus and agents, Create profitable products.
Material fee of $30 payable at time of
QUICKBOOKS FUNDAMENTALS registration - includes a CD and all handouts.
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Learn the fundamentals of QuickBooks including, SubEvent: Mike Rounds Fee: $35
navigating the software, setting up a company file, #20017A One Monday
working with Lists, Bank Accounts, entering/paying 6:30-9:30 p.m.
bills, tracking/paying sales tax and reconciling bank November 14
accounts. This is a “hands on” course where
students will use a computer to enter and process MONEYMAKING USING YOUR COMPUTER
data. A Certificate of Completion will be Did you know that there are more than 120 different
awarded upon completion of this course. businesses that you can operate from your
Material fee of $20 payable at time of computer? You don’t need a big investment to start
registration. Prerequisite: Bookkeeping any of these businesses. This seminar will show
Analysis. This class fills up fast and limited to you which businesses are hot and how you can
only 14 students – register early !! take advantage of them. This course includes
training on how to expertly set up and operate a
SubEvent: Ronald Scott Amie Fee: $115 legally complete home based business that will
#20122A One Sunday allow you to make money your own way. Material
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. fee of $30 payable at time of registration.
October 2
SubEvent: Nancy Miller/Mike Rounds Fee: $35
#20122B One Friday Fee: $115 #25544A One Monday
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m.
November 18 November 14

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CREATE YOUR OWN IMPORT/EXPORT
BUSINESS: FULL-TIME OR HOME BASED
Learn how to make full-time or part-time income
from importing and exporting profitable products.
Be your own boss; set your own schedule; work
from home; travel to foreign lands. This workshop is
fully tax deductible. Locate products and vendors
overseas; locate distribution and sales reps in the
US, arrange transportation and insurance and how
to maximize your profits through price scheduling.
Material fee $15 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: Shirley Knull Fee: $110
#20016A Two Saturdays
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
October 8 &15
HOW TO BECOME A FINGERPRINT
ROLLER/LIVE SCAN OPERATOR
Looking for a new career? Want to earn extra
money? Become a fingerprint roller for the Dept. of
Justice, get a job in law enforcement or start your
own business be becoming an official provider for
the State of California. Receive hands-on
experience on actual live scan
equipment and learn how to fill out
customer forms. Get tips on
marketing your business. Find out
how becoming a provider comes
with built-in advertising and built-in customers.
Learn all this and more during this one-day
seminar. No test are offered or required. Material
fee of $25 payable at time of registration.

#20016B Two Saturdays Fee: $110
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
December 3 & 10
NEXT AMERICAN INVENTOR
Want to learn the proven ways to cash in on your
inventions? If your idea works, it’s a GREAT idea
but now you need to know-how to make money
with it. People just like you are creating and selling
their ideas and inventions for big money! If you
want to secure the rights to your ideas and learn
the proven way to CASH IN on your inventions, this
program will show you how to: Make your invention
intellectually safe and profitable; Protect your ideas
with patents, trademarks, and copyrights; Evaluate
your ideas for marketability; Find potential buyers
for your invention and offer it for sale in the safest
method possible. Material fee of $30 payable at
time of registration for manual.
SubEvent: Nancy Miller Fee: $35
#25123A One Tuesday
6:30-9:30 p.m.
November 1
SubEvent: Michael-Ann Brown Fee: $75
#25111A One Saturday
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
October 29
HOW TO BECOME A NOTARY PUBLIC
This class will prepare students to pass the state
examination. Effective July 1, 2005 this class must
be approved by the Secretary of State. Topics:
Requirements & duties of a Notary; Expectations
regarding past/present convictions; How to prevent
Lawsuits; keep/maintain a Notorial Journal; Acts
constituting practice of Law; Bond requirements;
When to use certificates; Illegal advertising;
Guidelines for Notaries with expertise in
immigration/consulting and disabled veterans
services. Test dates and locations of the
examination conducted by the State of California.
Prerequisites: No Felonies; 18 years of age; legal
resident of the State of California; Read, write and
understand English; pass a background check.
Material fee of $10 payable at time of
registration. Students are expected to be on
time. Bring a sack lunch.

SubEvent: Barbara Douglas Fee: $80

CAREER #25404A One Saturday
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
DEVELOPMENT November 12

#25404B One Saturday Fee: $80

SECURITY GUARD CERTIFICATION 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Start your career in Public Safety or Law December 3
Enforcement!! The security field is a
24 hour operation and there is a big GRANT PROPOSALS: HOW TO FIND
demand for certified security THEM AND HOW TO WRITE THEM
professionals. It’s one of the few There is a demand for good grant proposal writers
industries that grows and thrives in a in the public and nonprofit sectors, from Head Start
challenging economy. Security Guard programs and childcare centers, schools, Colleges,
Certification is an 8 hour training Universities to faith-based organizations and
course required by the Dept. of community centers. Students will review basic
Consumer Affairs Bureau of Security & steps toward seeking and writing promising grant
Investigative Services (BSIS) Stop proposals. Learn to identify community needs and
procrastinating and get your certification – budgeting costs to meet those needs, learn to ask
jump into this employable field. Open to both for just the right amount of funding to fill that
men & women. Simone Cruz Jr. is a BSIS budget. Various types of grant proposals will be
Licensed/Certified Ranger master and Firearms covered, from E-Forms to packet forms. Internet
instructor and trainer. Material fee of $10 payable experience recommended. Students must be on
at time of registration. Certification fee does not time! Material fee of $10 payable at time of
include Live Scan and Application Fees. registration.
SubEvent: Simon Cruz Jr. Fee: $80 SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $55
#25033A One Saturday #25044A 2 Wednesdays
8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 12:30-3:30 p.m.
October 1 October 19 & 26
#25033B One Saturday Fee: $80 #25044B 2 Wednesdays Fee: $55
8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m.
December 3 November 30 & December 7
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L.A. COUNTY FOOD SERVICE / FOOD
HANDLERS CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
(Class is held in English, but you may also
take Food Certification exam in Spanish.)
Get certified now!!! Don’t risk having your food
business shut down!!!
Las classes se llevan a cabo en Ingles pero el
examen esta disponible en Español tambien.
The California Health and Safety Code, L.A. County
Code/Ordinance 97-0071, requires mandatory
Food Handler certification for managers/operators
and/or other responsible parties of all
restaurants, markets, mobile food
preparation units, commissaries and
food processing establishments. One
certified food handler is required to be
present during all hours of operation.
This ordinance went into effect January 1999. Now
is the time to get certified to protect your business
and profession as a food service provider. This
class is approved by the American Culinary
Federation and L.A. County Health Department.
Limited to 18 students. Exam will be given during
the class*. Material fee of $85 payable at time of
registration for book and test scantron *re-
certification fee is $50.
SubEvent: Anthony Battaglia Fee: $110
#25050A One Friday
 25051A 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Recertification: $90
September 30
#25050B One Friday Fee: $110
 25051B 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Recertification: $90
October 28
#25050C One Friday Fee: $110
 25051C 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Recertification: $90
November 18
#25050D One Friday Fee: $110
 25051D 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Recertification: $90
December 16
#25050E One Friday Fee: $110
 25051E 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Recertification: $90
January 13
PROFESSIONAL BAR MANAGEMENT
If you are serious about bar business, why not
expand your knowledge into the area of
management? This could lead to better bartending
positions or even a career in management.
Managing a bar or restaurant can be overwhelming.
This class will teach you simple ways to handle
difficult situations with unhappy customers and
employees, the duties of each employee and key
factors which are vital to a successful business.
New bar owners will find the course is a complete
guide to understand the mechanics of each
particular job and the skills to lead a loyal and
productive team. You will also learn ways to build
customer relations and to promote sales for
maximum profits. Kellie Nicholson has condensed
30 years of experience into a 6 hour course that will
teach you how to manage any bar or restaurant like
a professional. Upon completion of the class
you will receive a certificate. Material fee of $20
payable at time of registration class.
SubEvent: Kellie Nicholson Fee: $80
#25013A 2 Thursdays
7:00-10:00 p.m.
September 22-29
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THE BUSINESS OF BARTENDING –
LEARN TO BECOME A PROFESSIONAL
BARTENDER !!!
Why pay hundreds of dollars more at other schools
to learn bartending when this bartending class will
cover all you need to know in the field of bartending
and more!! As the economy struggles and
employment worsens - Bartending jobs are in
demand wherever you go!! Let
Kellie Nicholson’s teaching
expertise prepare you to work
as a bartender in all types of
establishments. Bartending
requires so much more than
knowing how to put ice in a
glass and adding the proper
ingredients. This class will prepare you
to be a great salesperson; a customer service
expert and an honest/valuable employee with skills
that will help you succeed in the real world of
bartending and throughout life. Topics covered in
this class are extremely beneficial to managers,
waitresses and the novice bartender. Kellie
Nicholson will share her many years of
management experience with students in what
managers look for in a good bartender. Kellie
Nicholson’s clientele includes Will from the Black
Eyed Peas, David Schwimmer, Jessica Simpson
and Ashton Kucher. Kellie’s students are often
hired as managers when applying for a bartending
job. Material fee of $50 payable at time of
registration. Those who score 90% or above on
the tests will be awarded a Master’s Certificate
of Excellence!!!
SubEvent: Kellie Nicholson Fee: $150
#25012A 3 Thursdays
6:00-10:00 p.m.
October 6-20
BE YOUR OWN PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR
Thinking about hiring a private investigator but
prefer to do it yourself? Well, as long as you’re
investigating yourself, under California law, you
don’t need a license. Jim will show you how and
where private investigators obtain their information.
Find/access public records. Learn how to use
databases and do asset searches, background
investigations and skip tracing. Material fee of $25
payable at time of registration. Jim Harringer is a
licensed private investigator.
SubEvent: Jim Harringer Fee: $40
#25041A One Wednesday
6:30-9:30 p.m.
October 12
CREATIVE WRITING
OH NO! GRAMMAR AGAIN!
An intensive review of grammar as used in creative
writing. Avoid writer’s block – overcome the feeling
of powerlessness because you do not recall the
grammar “rules of the game”. Discover the simple
rules of grammar and composition – free yourself to
write clear concise letters, reports, and e-mails.
Learn why computerized grammar checks usually
miss the most common grammatical errors.
Material fee of $8 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: Lisa Saperston Fee: $75
#26010A Friday 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
September 30 & October 1
CREATIVE WRITING FOR EVERYONE PITCHING YOUR FILM / T.V. PROJECT
There is an old saying that whatever wakes you Got a chance to talk about your script? Tried to
up at 4 a.m., that is what you pitch-can’t get it across the plate? There’s only one
have to write about. This course way to do it. If you want to develop a bulletproof
is designed to excavate your presentation (as well as elephant hide) learn the
personal wellspring of stories or right way to pitch, get people interested and make a
plays. Banish fear, deal instead of a mess. You only get one chance to
procrastination and deadly make a first impression – don’t blow it! Find out
perfectionism and rediscover the how to approach, and what to expect in (and from)
free-flowing bliss of creating that which is uniquely a pitch meeting, whether scheduled or impromptu.
you. This is a 5-week course with in-class
exercises, and weekly assignments culminating SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40
in a SHOW N’ TELL READ ALOUD. All are #26022A One Sunday
welcome!!! No class November 23. 1:00-4:00 p.m.
October 9
SubEvent: Fielding Edlow Fee: $65
#26040A 5 Saturdays WRITE FOR MAGAZINES
12:00-2:00 p.m. Too busy to write a novel? Too afraid to tackle a
September 24-October 22 film or TV script? Start your writing career with
shorter projects and magazine articles. Hundreds of
#26040B 5 Wednesdays Fee: $65 publications need your words – find out how to earn
7:00-9:00 p.m. an income sitting at the kitchen table or on the
November 2-December 8 couch. Jack Adams has published articles in print
and on-line for the past twenty years. As a writer,
LET’S BUILD YOUR VOCABULARY producer/developer of film and television projects,
SKILLS !! he’s listed in Marqui’s Who’s Who in Entertainment.
If you want to improve your communication skills,
but feel challenged coming up with the right SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40
vocabulary and expressions to share your ideas, #26030A One Sunday
then this vocabulary building workshop is just right 1:00-4:00 p.m.
for you! You will participate in a variety of exercises October 16
and activities to learn new words, to guess word
meaning from context, to effectively paraphrase
and summarize, and to strengthen your own ability REAL ESTATE &
to generate synonyms. Material fee of $8 payable
at time of registration. FINANCE
SubEvent: Lisa Sapertson Fee: $65 GOVERNMENT GRANTS & LOANS
#27015A 2 Wednesdays TO PURCHASE YOUR HOUSE
6:30-9:30 p.m. This class will introduce you to some of the major
October 26 & November 2 sources of government money that will help you
purchase your own house.
READ ALL DAY & GET PAID FOR IT! Learn: What kind of
If you like to read and have a flair for writing, you government programs are
can supplement your income as a freelance reader. available for real estate; how to
Film studios and producers need to have hundreds apply for government loans
of scripts and books read each day - and freelance and grants; the government
readers are paid to do it. Find out where the jobs agencies that handle most grants and low
are and who to contact. You'll work with reader's interest rate loan programs and, most importantly,
reports which show how to write coverage that where to apply for government grants and loans.
delivers the necessary information. Learn how to Material fee of $10 payable at time of
build a professional portfolio that will land you the registration.
most lucrative assignments. Material fee of $3
payable at time of registration. SubEvent: Jose Reyna Fee: $40
#27045A One Saturday
SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
#26020A One Sunday November 12
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
October 9 HOW TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE
WITH LITTLE OR NO MONEY DOWN
SCREENWRITING WARRIORS Get on the path to a business opportunity with no
There are many ways to write a script. Some of experience and little initial capital. This class is
them are convoluted, some impossible to apply and designed to assist you in obtaining the financial
most require too much time to write, then rewrite. success you deserve. Our Nation is one of the few
Learn to write a script quickly and well at a that enable and encourage private ownership of
professional level ready to be marketed as quickly real estate. Although traditional methods may delay
as possible. Learn how not to ‘pain’ yourself into a the dream of home ownership/investment for some,
corner. This is the quickest, most direct method of with the knowledge and skills that we will share in
writing/creating/selling a script you’ll find anywhere, this class, even the most strapped can acquire
and you don’t have to buy software or a book. wealth through real estate. Material fee of $10
payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40
#26021A One Sunday SubEvent: Jose Reyna Fee: $40
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon #27046A One Saturday
October 16 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
December 3
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BUY DON’T RENT! MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY III
Tired of paying high rents? This class is designed Complete your vocabulary in health sciences
to encourage renters to buy their own home or studying the remaining major systems along with
condominiums with no deductions to offset their the diseases and disorders of these systems.
taxes. Prerequisite: Gainfully employed for at least Systems to be covered include: genito-urinary,
2 years; have decent credit. Learn how to nervous system, integumentary systems, eye, ear,
purchase property with little or no money down. nose, mouth (the senses). Workshop is designed
Discuss First Time Home Buyers Program & Silent for those interested in health science related
Seconds; Renting with option to Buy should have occupations. Concurrent enrollment with Med.
an attorney look over this contract before finalizing. Term. I & ll is O.K. Material fee of $5 payable at
Alternative methods will be discussed. Material time of registration. No class November 26.
fee of $10 payable at time of registration.
SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $65
SubEvent: Barbara Douglas Fee: $45 #29013A 5 Saturdays
#27041A One Saturday 12:30-2:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. September 24-October 22
October 8
#29013B Saturdays Fee: $65
HOW TO BUY A HOUSE OR CONDO 12:30-2:00 p.m.
Get detailed “how to” information forms/instructions October 29-December 3
necessary to buy a new or existing house or condo
Have the real estate professionals work for you, not ICD-9/CPT-4 CODING FOR
against you; get the best house in your price range, MEDICAL INSURANCE
eligibility for government mortgage financing. Make Learn to use the ICD-9 and CPT-4
an offer & negotiate with the seller. Material fee of coding systems required by
$10 payable at time of registration. insurance companies including
HMOs, commercial indemnity
SubEvent: Jose Reyna Fee: $40 insurance, Medicare & Medi-Cal.
#27040A One Saturday Get knowledge of assigning
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon diagnostic codes to patients'
October 29 conditions and procedural codes to
physicians' services. Material fee of $15 payable
at time of registration. Please bring your ICD-
9/CPT-4 coding books if you have them,
MEDICAL CLASSES approximate cost of the books $140.00. Pre-
requisite: Medical Terminology I, II, and III.
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I
Students will study combining forms, prefixes, SubEvent: Lilly Sarino Fee: $145
suffixes, Greek/ Latin verbs and adjectives used to #29021A 5 Saturdays
construct medical terms. Also study the skeletal 12:30-5:00 p.m.
system. This workshop is designed for those September 24-October 22
interested in health-science related occupations.
Ages: 14+. Concurrent enrollment with Medical MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING
Terminology. ll & lll is O.K. Material fee of $5 Students will get a thorough know-how of billing all
rd
payable at time of registration. No class 3 party payers for physicians’ charges. Claim
November 26. requirements for Workman’s Comp/Champus
HMO’s, Medicare/Medi-Cal will be covered & claim
SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $65 forms will be completed for each. Pre-requisite:
#29011A 5 Saturdays Working knowledge of Medical Terminology I, II, III,
9:00-10:30 a.m. and ICD-9/CPT-4 coding. BRING YOUR ICD-
September 24-October 22 9/CPT-4 CODING BOOKS! Material fee of $20
payable at time of registration. No class
#29011B 5 Saturdays Fee: $65 November 26.
9:00-10:30 a.m.
October 29-December 3 SubEvent: Lilly Sarino Fee: $145
#29022A 5 Saturdays
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II 12:30-5:00 p.m.
Enlarge your vocabulary through the study of the October 29-December 3
major systems, along with the diseases and
disorders associated with those systems. Systems COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL
to be covered include: muscular endocrinology, INSURANCE BILLING
gastrointestinal, circulatory and respiratory. This Learn how to input patient information, insurance
class is designed for those interested in the health- data. Generate insurance claim forms statements,
science occupations. Concurrent enrollment with collection letters, edit lists, required forms in a
Med. Term. I & III is O.K. Ages 14+. Material fee business office to facilitate productive operations.
of $5 payable at time of registration. No class You will actually set up a typical practice, inputting
November 26. raw data from course documents. This hands-on
class is recommended for working in medical
SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $65 facilities. Prerequisites: Basic computer,
#29012A 5 Saturdays knowledge of ICD-9/CPT & HCPCS Coding and
10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon basic principles of Medical Insurance Billing.
September 24-October 22
SubEvent: Lilly Sarino Fee: $95
#29012B 5 Saturdays Fee: $65 #29023A One Sunday
10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
October 29-December 3 December 4

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HOW TO START A HOME-BASED GUITARRA BASICA
MEDICAL BILLING SERVICE Una rápida y fácil
Small home-based medical businesses earn introducción a como tocar la
$75,000 to $150,000 per year! Physicians must file guitarra. Componga
claims electronically if they expect to be paid by canciones o acompañe a
Medicare. Most medical practices receive more sus amigos y familia! La
than 80% of their income from insurance guitarra es el instrumento
companies; the rest is derived from patient billing. mas fácil de aprender.
Learn Marketing Strategies, how to get paid for Técnicas a presentarse en
your services; patient information sheet/charge clase; cuerdas, escalas, y
tickets; how to obtain hardware and software; como comprar y afinar una
Introduction to insurance verification; how to obtain guitarra. Experiencia no es
a license and write a business plan. Material fee of necesaria. Favor de traer su guitarra acústica. No
$5 payable at time of registration. Clase Noviembre 26.

SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $45 SubEvent: Daniel Calderon Cuota: $70
#29000A One Saturday #30181A 5 Sabados (Beg.)
2:30-5:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
October 22 Octubre 29-Deicembre 3

#29000B One Saturday Fee: $45 DECORACION DE PASTELES - Básico

2:30-5:30 p.m. Te ofrecemos la oportunidad de tomar
December 3 clases de decoración de pasteles
donde no solo encontrarás una
C.P.R. CERTIFICATION enseñanza que te ayudará a
CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION FOR desarrollarte económicamente
PROFESSIONAL RESCUER sino que podrás adquirir
Learn how to perform C.P.R. on adult and infants. conocimiento básico y festejar a
A C.P.R./FPR certificate will be awarded upon tus seres queridos. No olvides de
successful completion. C.P.R. book required: pedir tu lista de No se permiten acompañantes ni
Stock #652162 available at American Red Cross niños en clase.materiales. La Cuota de
501 Shatto Place #100 Bring a self-addressed materiales de $7 se page al momento de
stamped envelope and (updated)$27 check payable registrarse. Límite de solo 18 estudiantes. No
at time of registration. Clase Octubre 15 & Noviembre 26.

SubEvent: Ramon Navarro Fee: $65 SubEvent: Connie Vasquez Cuota: $60
#29015A One Sunday #30232A 4 Sábados
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 12:00-2:00 p.m.
October 9 Octubre 8-Noviembre 5

#29015B One Sunday Fee: $65 #30232B 4 Sábados Cuota: $60

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 12:00-2:00 p.m.
December 4 Noviembre 19-Deciembre 17

DECORACION DE PASTELES – Interm.

CLASES EN Si entiendes que estás listo para subir un escalón
más en el aprendizaje de la decoración de pasteles
ESPAÑOL te animo a perfeccionarte en el curso intermedio
donde apprenderás a usar algunas tecnicas de
decoración un poco más avanzadas, desde
APRENDA A COSER pasteles de cumpleaños animados hasta varios
Desarrolle su creatividad pisos. Nota: No olvides pedir tu lista de materiales
aprendiendo a coser. Curso al momento de registrarte y pagar tu La cuota de
para hombres y mujeres. No materiales de $7 se paga al momento de
necesita previa experiencia. registrarse. Pre-requisito: Decoración de
Las lecciones incluyen: como Pasteles No Clase Octubre 15 & Noviembre 26.
operar la máquina de coser,
como tomar medidas, cortar SubEvent: Connie Vasquez Cuota: $60
con patron, escoger y preparar las telas antes de #30233A 4 Sábados
cortar, técnicas básicas de construcción Traer el 2:30-4:30 p.m.
primer dia, lápiz, cinta métrica-de 60 pulgadas, 3 Octubre 8-Noviembre 5
! yardas tela de algodón, Tijeras, agujas/alfileres
hilo y descosedor. Edad mínima 16 años. No se #30233B 4 Sábados Cuota: $60
permiten acompañantes ni niños en clase. La 2:30-4:30 p.m.
cuota de materiales de $10 se paga al momento Noviembre 19-Deciembre 17
de registrarse No Clase Noviembre 26.

SubEvent: Rosy Espinoza Cuota: $80

#30111A 5 Sabados - Basico Al termino de clases
2:00-4:00 p.m. puede obtener un
Septiembre 24-Octubre 22 Certificado por $10.
#30111B 5 Sabados – Beg./Interm. Cuota: $80 Debe atender por lo
2:00-4:00 p.m. menos el 90% de las
Octubre 29-Deciembre 3 Clases.

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DISEÑOS FLORALES PARA BODAS G.E.D. PREPARATION WORKSHOP
Le gustaría aprender a crear arreglos con flores (Para Estudientes de Espanol Tambien)
frescas para bodas, quinceañeras, aniversarios, This class is designed to prepare students for the
etc. En esta clase aprenderá hacer un ramo de five tests incorporated in the General
novia, centro para la mesa principal y corsages Education Development (G.E.D.)
para la corte. Traer un cuchillo pequeño tijeras examination. Each of the five
regulares para cortar alambre. No olvide de traer subject areas (Reading, Math,
papel periódico. La cuota de materiales de $40 Science, Social Studies and
se page al momento de registrarse. Pre- Writing) will be reviewed and
requisito: Diseños Florales l. presented. Emphasis will be on
content of G.E.D. exam. Get G.E.D. book details
SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Cuota: $65 upon registration. No class November 26.
#30133A 3 Sabados
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. SubEvent: Staff Fee: $75
Octubre 29-Noviembre 12 #42104A 5 Saturdays
3:30-6:00 p.m.
DISEÑOS FLORALES September 24-October 22
Le gustaría aprender a crear sus propios arreglos
florales usando flores frescas? Con esta clase #42104B Saturdays Fee: $75
podrá hacer arreglos de diferentes estilos, 3:30-6:00 p.m.
redondos, ovalados, con diseños, etc.. Esta es una October 29-December 3
excelente clase para el principiante. Favor de traer
un cuchillo pequeño y tijeras especiales para cortar INCOME TAX PREPARATION
alambre. No olvide de traer periódico. La cuota de This course is designed for those who wish to learn
materiales de $40 se paga al momento de how to prepare tax returns for individuals and small
registrarse. business using Turbo Tax software, the most
popular commercial income tax software program
SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Cuota: $65 available. This course will concentrate on the
#30131A 3 Sábados (Beg.) mechanics of the interview format, easy step to
1:00-4:00 p.m. produce Federal and State income tax returns. In
Octubre 8-22 addition general theory of taxation for individuals
and small business will be covered. Material fee of
#30132A 3 Sábados (Intermedio) Cuota $65 $10 payable at time of registration.
1:00-4:00 p.m.
Octubre 29-Noviembre 12 SubEvent: Hagai Payes Fee: $85
#20015A 4 Saturdays
1:00-4:00 p.m.
February 25-March 17
CONSUMER EDUCATION
& TEST TAKING SKILL CLASSES MAKE-UP ARTISTRY
Discover the skills necessary to be a successful
LOOK WHO’S UNDER THE HOOD !!! and professional make-up artist. Gain inside
-- WOMEN’S CAR CARE CLASS secrets and cutting-edge techniques designed to
Women are involved in over 80% of all car related give students an advantage in an exciting and
purchases yet many feel alienated or clueless when lucrative career. Explore different foundation
purchasing or repairing a vehicle. techniques, learn eye, cheek and lip techniques
In this “hands-on” workshop along with proper product
students will quickly learn how placement. Also, learn proper
to check fluids, check tires, eyebrow arching, correct shadow
understand vehicle brakes and techniques, false lash applications
other common car repairs. and correct eyeliner methods, based
Discussion will focus on how to on the way eyes are shaped. We
avoid the 4 most common repair “scams” used will also cover everything you need
to defraud the motorist. Wear old clothes and to know about wedding day, from how to book your
solid shoes! Held off campus in North appointments, price your services and increase
Hollywood. Bring water & hat. your profits! This intensive seminar is great for the
freelance artist who enjoys making a serious profit!
SubEvent: Karen Valenti Fee: $35 Learn the new trends seen in the most current
#99431A Owner N. Hollywood Discount Auto Repair fashion magazines, music videos and television. A
One Sunday certificate of completion will be awarded upon
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon completion on this course. No State Licensing is
October 16 required to become a professional make-up artistry,
or to perform make-up duties in film, theatre,
#99431B One Sunday Fee: $35 television, photography, or retail settings.
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon However, if a student wishes to perform makeup in
November 20 a public beauty salon he/she must obtain a state
cosmetology/esthetician license.
#99431C One Sunday Fee: $35
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon SubEvent: Jason Sanchez Fee: $245
December 18 #86004A 5 Tuesdays
6:00-9:00 p.m.
#99431D One Sunday Fee: $35 September 27-October 25
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
January 15 #86004B 5 Tuesdays Fee: $245
6:00-9:00 p.m.
November 1-29
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OSHA 10 HOUR CERTIFICATION
TRAINING !!! ARTS & CRAFTS
This 10 hour Cal/OSHA course covers procedures
and policies for general industry POTTERY MAKING
workers in California. Topics include: Students will learn the basics of throwing on a
Introduction to OSHA; Walking & potter’s wheel. Simple forms such as cylinders,
Working Surfaces D – including fall cups, and bowls will be emphasized. Learn
protection; Exit Routes, centering, pulling, and trimming. Classes will
Emergency Action Plans, Fire explore a variety of hand building techniques
Prevention/Protection Subpart E & including clay slab, pinch pots, coiling, molds, and
L.; Electrical, Subpart S; Personal Protective glazing. Create all kinds of forms – you’re only
Equipment, Subpart l; Hazard Communications, limited by your imagination in hand building. Wear
Subpart Z; Materials Handling, Subpart N; Machine old clothes and to bring an old towel and apron.
Guarding, Subpart O; Introduction to Industrial Material fee of $35 payable at time of registration.
Hygiene, Subpart Z; Blood borne Pathogens, Class held off-campus. Limited to 6 students!
Subpart Z; Ergonomics; Safety and Health
Program; Review and Quiz. There will be a break SubEvent: Toros Tngrian Fee: $175
for lunch. An OSHA card will be issued upon #99505A 5 Wednesdays
completion of course. Material fee of $15 6:30-9:30 p.m.
payable at time of registration for student guide September 28-October 26
and material handouts.
#99505B 5 Wednesdays Fee: $175
SubEvent: Hector Escarcega Fee: $120 6:30-9:30 p.m.
#43014A Two Saturdays November 2-30
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
November 12 & 19 BASIC SILKSCREEN PRINTING
Create and print your own cool T-shirts,
C-BEST PREPARATION posters, note cards while learning the
(Basic Education Skills Test) fine art of Screen Printing. You
Raise the level of your teaching skills and become will participate in every phrase
eligible for a salaried position in both private and of the process and get plenty
public school systems. C- of hands-on printing
BEST verification qualifies experience. Class will
you to receive an culminate with each student
emergency teaching producing a one-color print of
credential. Work as a his/her own design. Material
substitute teacher, or re- fee of $45 payable at time
enter the school system, of registration - covers all necessary supplies. An
it’s a lifetime license and a state requirement. Learn optional materials & vendors list with plans to build
about the exam’s “personality,” including its tricks your own low cost printing equipment will be
and pitfalls and pick up tips on the best strategies provided so you can continue printing on your own.
for passing the exam. Material fee of $10 payable Limit 15 students. Class held off campus.
in at time of registration. Beginning August 6,
2011 the C-Best will be available for computer- SubEvent: Craig Moore Fee: $115
based testing by appointment year-round, Monday #50021A 4 Saturdays
thru Saturday. Test dates: October 1 register by 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
September 2& December 3, register by October 29-November 19
November 4.
#50021B 4 Mondays Fee: $115
SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $75 6:30-9:30 p.m.
#42101A 3 Wednesdays November 21-December 12
6:30-9:30 p.m.
September 14-28 #50021C 4 Saturdays Fee: $115
6:30-9:30 p.m.
#42101B 3 Wednesdays Fee: $75 January 14-February 4
6:30-9:30 p.m.
November 2-16
STAINED GLASS
While making a flat panel or window about 10x14
IDENTIFY AND USE YOUR STRENGTHS inches students will learn basic cutting, grinding
TO ENHANCE YOUR CAREER and assembling creating a
Putting your strengths to work is the most powerful beautiful piece of art work.
accelerator for generating new ideas, creating We have various patterns to
innovative solutions, and accomplishing your choose from. Material fee
personal and professional goals. The key is in the of $15 payable at time of
discovery of your unique strengths. This three-part registration for the tools
educational series will engage you on how to and supplies. Glass is
explore and identify your strengths, how to use your additional, typically $20-25,
strengths to optimize work performance, and and may be purchased from
provide you with specific strategies to enhance your instructor on the first day of
professional growth and development from a class. Held off campus
strength-based perspective. All are welcome ! near L.A.C.C. Limited to only 8 students.

SubEvent: Kathleen Taylor Fee: $45 SubEvent: Kathy Reimer Fee: $115
#42224A 3 Thursdays #50191A 4 Sundays
7:00-9:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-12:00 noon
October 20-November 3 October 2-23
19
CANDLE MAKING PAINTING & WATERCOLORS
Candles are a beautiful addition to your home Do you like to watercolor or have a passion for
décor and make wonderful welcome gifts. This painting? Welcome to all who appreciate and enjoy
candle making workshop will cover the basic this classic and contemporary art forum.
techniques for making both molded and container This class will get you started in
candles. Each student will make and take home a basic painting acrylic/oils and
colorful chunk candle, a floating candle and a watercolor brush stroke
novelty gel candle. Handouts with instructions, tips techniques with emphasis on
and techniques will be provided. Wear old clothes & understanding/experiencing
closed-toe shoes. (no sandals please). Material fee color composition, value and
of $15 payable at time of registration - covers all design impact. Also learn
materials needed to complete projects. Please mixing colors, differing paint
be on time, there will be no class make-up. qualities, application, and use of brushes. All are
welcome to join this colorful, relaxing and fun
SubEvent: Jeanette Bovard Fee: $25 class!!! Bring basic watercolor set, pad of
#50041A One Friday watercolor paper, acrylics, brushes and pencil
st
6:00-9:00 p.m. to 1 meeting. Instructor works for Disneyland as
October 7 an artist and has showcased his works at art
galleries throughout the U.S.A. No class
#50041B One Friday Fee: $25 November 11 & 25.
6:00-9:00 p.m.
November 18 SubEvent: Wayne N. Thomas Fee: $65
#50131A 5 Fridays
SCULPTING 3D ART 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Art does not have to be flat or hung on the wall! September 30-October 28
Learn how to make breathtaking 3 dimensional
sculptures that can be used to decorate your #50131B Fridays Fee: $65
home or workplace. impress your friends, family 7:00-8:30 p.m.
and even earn yourself some extra money as a November 4-December 16
side business. Students will have a variety of 3D
projects to participate with: Clay sculpting, paper DRAW COMIC BOOK & CARTOON
mache/foil sculpting, raw materials/wire sculpting, CHARACTERS LIKE THE PRO’S
recyclable items sculpting. You will amazed when Learn how to draw your famous action Heroes and
putting the final touches on your 3 dimensional Villains like Spiderman, Spawn, Wonderwomen,
masterpieces. Students are welcome to bring your Incredible Hulk, Ironman or even the Simpson’s, or
own ideas and imagination for your sculpting you can even invent your own cartoon characters.
projects. This new class by Disneyland This class will teach you the important steps and
professional artist Wayne Thomas is sure to be secret artist tips you need to create & bring your
a hit! Early registration is recommended to cartoon to animation life. If you always wanted to
guarantee your spot in class. All are welcome become a cartoon-super action hero artist or Villain
to join! No class November 26. artist, learn from a Professional Disneyland
artist. Instructors class fills up fast - so register
SubEvent: Wayne Thomas Fee: $65 early ! No class November 26.
#50077A 5 Saturdays
12:30-2:00 p.m. SubEvent: Wayne Thomas Fee: $65
October 1-29 #80051A 5 Saturdays
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
#50077B Saturdays Fee: $65 October 1-29
12:30-2:00 p.m.
November 5-December 10 #80051B Saturdays Fee: $65
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
DRAWING FOR EVERYONE November 5-December 10
Learn how to draw like a pro; get drawing tips and
techniques on the characters or objects you like to IKEBANA: JAPANESE ART OF FLOWER
draw. See your images come to life! Wayne ARRANGEMENT
Thomas will give you his professional attention in Elegance, grace and style are three characteristics
helping to develop your hidden artistic talents using of the art of Ikebana. In this beginning workshop
led/color pencils, charcoal shading, light/dark you will learn the manipulation and the observation
contrast, 3 dimension & brightness. Students are of materials, as they are best used to gain the
encouraged to bring their ideas and imagination. objectives expressed in the Oriental view of flower
Please bring drawing and color pencils, eraser arranging following the curriculum of the OHARA
st
and pad of paper to 1 class meeting. Instructor Japanese Art of Flower Arranging. Material fee of
will address any additional materials in class. $25 payable at time of registration. Bring florist
Class held in a safe and comfortable environment. scissors, low-bowl vase/flower needle holder.
No class November 11 & 25. Register Early for this very popular class! No
class November 26.
SubEvent: Wayne N. Thomas Fee: $65
#50132A 5 Fridays SubEvent: Hisako Shohara Fee: $65
8:30-10:00 p.m. #50089A 5 Saturdays
September 30-October 28 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
September 24-October 22
#50132B Fridays Fee: $65
8:30-10:00 p.m. #50089B Saturdays Fee: $65
November 4-December 16 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
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FRENCH RIBBON FLOWER ART
Step back in time and turn beautiful French wired
ribbons into Victorian style flowers, as taught to
dressmakers and hat makers in the 1920’s. Roses,
pansies, & multi-petal flowers can be used to adorn
home accessories, clothing, and gifts. Bring
scissors, straight pins & glue gun to class. Material
fee of $15 payable at time of registration for
French ribbon, barrettes, needles and more.
MOSAIC TILE
Do you love mosaic décor pieces? Learn how to
make these exquisite beautiful pieces yourself.
They’re quick to make and inexpensive. Make
anything from candleholders to patio tables using
interesting shapes and colors. Create beautiful
designs with no artistic experience required. BE
SURE TO PICK UP SUPPLY LIST WHEN YOU
REGISTER. No supplies available in class.

SubEvent: Terry Holtzman Fee: $35 SubEvent: Cindy Martine Fee: $45
#52011A One Sunday #50181A 2 Saturdays
2:00-5:00 p.m. 12:30-2:30 p.m.
October 2 October 22 & 29

CUSTOM HOLIDAY GIFT BASKETS BALLOON WORKSHOP

The holidays will be here before you know it, now is Let your imagination soar as you learn the
the time to prepare a special personalized Gift techniques for making beautiful balloon bouquets,
Basket for that special arches, columns and sculptures. This class will
someone. Customized teach you about supplies, materials, safety and
Gift Baskets can also be a inexpensive resources in this fun, hands-on course.
second income. Also learn a bunch of ways to blow up balloons
Personalize an outlandish without having to huff and puff. You’ll become a
basket and adorn it with balloonatic!. Bring your camera to take photographs
customized bow. Select of your beautiful balloon projects. Material fee of
from a variety of themes $25 payable at time of registration - covers all
products (Christmas, your supplies and use of helium tanks.
Halloween, Thanksgiving,
Birthdays, Weddings, Baby Showers) add fillers, SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Fee: $40
color wrap , personalized gifts for a professional #50010A One Saturday
and beautiful presentation. Learn department store 12:30-5:00 p.m.
wrapping secrets. Be sure to pick up supply list December 3
when you register, no supplies will be available
in class. CROCHET – Beginning
This class will introduce you to crocheting. Students
SubEvent: Cindy Martine Fee: $35 will learn how to get started, how to read yarn
#50061A One Saturday labels and crochet patterns. You will also be taught
12:30-3:00 p.m. slip stitch, and double crochet. Please be sure to
November 12 pick up a supply list when you register for
class. No supplies will be available in class.
BATH & BEAUTY PRODUCTS Enroll early, limited enrollment!
Learn how is it is to make skin care and cleansing
products that are good for you and good for the SubEvent: Cindy Martine Fee: $65
environment. We will use all natural ingredients to #50051A 4 Sundays (Beg)
make bath salts, fizzies, body scrub, body butter 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
and massage oils. Tips on storing, packaging and October 23-November 13
purchasing ingredients will be covered, plus you will
take home samples of everything you make in this CROCHET – Intermediate
hands-on workshop. Material fee of $20 payable This class is a continuation of beginning Crochet
in at time of registration covers all materials and will cover even more techniques and tricks of
needed to complete class projects. Students crocheting+. Please be sure to pick up a supply
must be on time. There will be no class make-up. list when you register for class. No supplies
available in class. No class November 27.
SubEvent: Jeanette Bovard Fee $35
#50031A One Friday SubEvent: Cindy Martine Fee: $65
6:00-9:00 p.m. #50051B 4 Sundays (Interm.)
October 28 12:30-2:30 p.m.
November 20-December 18
GLYCERIN SOAPMAKING
Custom made soaps are perfect for gifts, bathroom
décor, and people with sensitive skin. You will CROCHET CHRISTMAS GLASS
create many kinds of soaps while ORNAMENT
learning how to layer colors, All students must know how to crochet or take
use molds and add fragrances, my beginning crochet class. Using a clear glass
herbs and toys. Express your ornament create a beautiful crochet beaded cover.
creativity and join the fun! Pattern will be provided by teacher at beginning of
Material fee of $18 payable at time of class. Please be sure to pick up a supply list
registration - covers all materials needed to when you register for class. No supplies
complete the projects. Students must be on time available in class. Register early, enrollment is
in order to get all Glycerin Soap techniques limited!
described. There will be no class make-up.
SubEvent: Cindy Martine Fee: $45
SubEvent: Jeanette Bovard Fee: $35 #50099A 2 Sundays
#50091A One Friday 2:30-4:30 p.m.
6:00-9:00 p.m. December 4 & 11
October 21
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SEWING MADE EASY KNITTING – BEGINNING
Develop your creativity and save money while Open to men & women who have never knitted.
learning how to properly use Your first project will be a scarf. Instruction will be
and operate all the various given on how to cast on, Knit, purl stitch and cast
functions on a sewing off or finish off. Pattern will be supplied by
machine. Open to men and instructor. Cindy Martine was recognized/honored
women & no prior sewing by Michaels Stores nationwide. Be sure to pick up
experience necessary. In a a supply list when you register. No supplies will
comfortable safe atmosphere be available in class. Limited to 15 students.
sewing lessons will include sewing machine No class November 26.
operation, taking personal measurements,
understanding the patterns, selection of fabrics and SubEvent: Cindy Martine (Beg.) Fee: $65
preparation before cutting and basic sewing #50151A 4 Saturdays
construction and techniques. Bring pencil, 60" tape 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
measure, 3! yards of cotton fabric, any color October 22-November 12
thread, scissors, needles and pins to first class
meeting. Age group: 16+. Material fee of $10 #50151B 4 Saturdays Fee: $65
payable at time of registration. Hurry up and 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
register class is limited to 10 students !! No November 19-December 17
class November 11, 25, 26.
KNITTING – INTERMEDIATE
SubEvent: Rosy E. Espinoza Fee: $80 Open to men & women who have taken beginning
#50201A 5 Saturdays knitting or know how to knit. Continuing your
8:00-10:00 a.m. project, instruction will be given on how to read
September 24-October 22 more challenging patterns, deciphering a pattern
and learning to do more detailed stitches. Students
#50201B 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 will also learn increasing & decreasing, changing
10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon colors, plus the importance of doing gauges and
September 24-October 22 using circular needles. Pattern will be provided by
instructor. Be sure to pick up a supply list when
#50201C 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 you register. No supplies will be available in
12:00-2:00 p.m. class. No class November 26.
September 24-October 22
SubEvent: Cindy Martine Fee: $65
#50201D 4 Fridays Fee: $80 #50152A 4 Saturdays
6:30-9:00 p.m. 12:30-2:30 p.m.
New dates: September 30-October 21 November 19-December 17

#50201E 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 FASHION PATTERN MAKING

8:00-10:00 a.m. This hands-on beginners class
October 29-December 3 will introduce you to the
challenging world of fashion
#50201F 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 pattern making. Learn how to
10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon make your own 2 garments by
October 29-December 3 using step by step pattern
making techniques in class.
#50201G 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 Requirements: Must know
12:00-2:00 p.m. how to read a ruler, be willing
October 29-December 3 to do some homework and to
produce a fabric test with very slight
#50201H 4 Fridays Fee: $80 sewing. Class is open to men & women ages 16+.
6:30-9:00 p.m. Material fee of $20 payable at time of
New dates: November 4-December 9 registration for study guide. Please bring:
Pencils, 60” tape measure, see-thru plastic ruler
SEWING II 2x18”, scissors, 3 ! yards of muslin fabric,
In continuation of Sewing l, students will cover eraser, scotch tape. Class fills up fast so
more and newer additional pattern adjustment register early to guarantee you spot.
sewing techniques. Students are welcome to bring
their questions on garment projects they are SubEvent: Rosy E. Espinoza Fee: $75
working on at home. Open to all. Age group 16+. #50210A 4 Sundays (Beg.)
Class is limited to 10 students. Material fee of $10 12:00-2:00 p.m.
payable at time of registration. Prerequisite: September 25-October 16
Sewing Made Easy. Be familiar with sewing
machine basics. Limited to only 10 Students. #50210B 4 Sundays (Int.) Fee: $75
12:00-2:00 p.m.
SubEvent: Rosy E. Espinoza Fee: $75 October 30-November 20
#50200A 4 Sundays
2:30-4:30 p.m.
September 25-October 16 PARK ON CAMPUS – PURCHASE A
FALL PARKING PERMIT
#50200B 4 Sundays Fee: $75 FOR ONLY $10.
2:30-4:30 p.m. See Pg. 34
October 30-November 20

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FLORAL DESIGN - Beginners JEWELRY MAKING
Learn how to make and arrange beautiful fresh
flower arrangements just in time for the upcoming
SILVERSMITHING
holidays. This hands-on workshop allows you to
An introductory course on the creation of fine silver
make your own masterpieces and express your
and other precious metal jewelry. No prior jewelry
own artistic talents. Students will be able to take
or metalwork experience required. Participants will
home a new holiday floral arrangement from each
need to purchase some tools & supplies to work on
workshop. Material fee of $40 payable at time of
personal projects outside of the classroom.
registration. covers fresh flowers instructor will
Material fee of $60 payable in class. Held off-
provide at each class meeting to complete class
campus and limited to 9 students. Open to all.
projects. Bring wire cutters, small knife and
No class November 26.
newspapers.
SubEvent: Gordon Wainwright Fee: $135
SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Fee: $65
#99524A 5 Saturdays
#50081A 3 Sundays (Beg.)
9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
September 24-October 22
September 25-October 9
#99524B 5 Mondays Fee: $135
#50081B 3 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $65
6:00-9:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
September 26-October 24
October 30-November 13
#99524C 5 Saturdays Fee: $135
FLORAL DESIGN II 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
This class is a continuation of floral design I, with October 29-December 3
emphasis on more advanced floral arrangements &
techniques. Material fee of $40 payable at time of #99524D 5 Mondays Fee: $135
registration. Please bring a wire cutters, a floral 6:00-9:00 p.m.
knife and newspapers. No class November 27. October 31-November 28

SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Fee: $65 #99524E 5 Saturdays Fee: $135

#50082A 3 Sundays 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. January 7-February 4
November 20-December 11
#99524F 5 Mondays Fee: $135
WEDDING FLORAL DESIGN 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Create memorable and elaborate wedding floral January 9-February 6
designs to suit that very precious day in your life.
This class will help you prepare bouquets, corsages METAL CASTING
and wedding table settings. Save time & money! An introductory course in metal gravity casting
You will be amazed at the floral arrangements you using cuttle bone, French sand, clay, centrifugal &
made yourself. Bring wire cutters, paring knife to vacuum casting using the lost wax process (no
class. Material fee of $40 payable at time of instruction on wax carving). Participants will need to
registration. purchase some tools and supplies to work on
personal projects outside of the classroom. The lab
SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Fee: $65 fee will be $60 payable in class does not include
#50088A 3 Sundays precious metals. Any additional materials or tools at
12:30-3:30 p.m. student discretion. Class is held off-campus and
September 25-October 9 limited to 9 students. No class November 26.

#50088B 3 Sundays Fee: $65 SubEvent: Gordon Wainwright Fee: $135

12:30-3:30 p.m. #99523A 5 Saturdays
October 30-November 13 12:30-3:30 p.m.
September 24-October 22
CHRISTMAS WREATHS
Whether for a door decoration, or over your #99523B 5 Tuesdays Fee: $135
fireplace, nothing says “Holiday” better than a 6:00-9:00 p.m.
beautiful wreath brimming with pinecones and September 27-October 25
ribbons. Please bring Newspapers, wire cutters,
scissors and decorations from your home. Material #99523C 5 Saturdays Fee: $135
fee of $25 payable at time of registration. 12:30-3:30 p.m.
October 29-December 3
SubEvent: Eva Ucanan Fee: $25
#50067A One Saturday #99523D 5 Tuesdays Fee: $135
1:00-4:00 p.m. 6:00-9:00 p.m.
November 19 November 1-29

#99523E 5 Saturdays Fee: $135

12:30-3:30 p.m.
Choose any of our classes for January 7-February 4
your company or office needs.
Avoid traffic/parking hassles, #99523F 5 Tuesdays Fee: $135
we will send the instructor to 6:00-9:00 p.m.
January 10-February 7
your business or office – call
our office for details: (323) 953-
4000 ext. 2652.
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BASIC BEADED JEWELRY BLOW GLASS GLOBES
Come learn how to make stunning beaded Glaskolben, as they’re known in Germany, make
bracelets and earrings using basic techniques (no beautiful ornaments or sun catchers that reflect the
soldering). You will be using flex wire, eye pins, light. You’ll learn how to blow your own glass
headpins, crimp beads, semi-precious stones, globes, using different colors of glass and varying
pearls, crystals, and glass beads. Bring round nose designs creating elegant beautiful various shapes.
pliers, wire cutter, and chain nose pliers. Material Great idea for the holidays. Material fee of $35
fee of $18 payable at time of registration covers payable at time of registration - covers all
materials needed to complete projects. supplies needed to make up to 20 globes.
Limited to 8 students. Class held off campus.
SubEvent: Terry Holtzman Fee: $40
#52211A One Sunday SubEvent: Kathy Reimer Fee: $50
2:00-5:00 p.m. #99521A One Saturday
September 25 1:30-4:30 p.m.
September 24
BEGINNING WIRE WRAPPING
Wouldn’t you love to make that designer jewelry #99521B One Saturday Fee: $50
you see in department stores and fancy boutiques? 1:30-4:30 p.m.
Now you can! Learn to attach semi-precious October 29
gemstone beads and turn them into a beautiful art
of jewelry using a solderless wire linking technique. #99521C One Saturday Fee: $50
Bring round nose pliers, chain nose pliers & wire 1:30-4:30 p.m.
cutters. Material fee of $28 payable at time of November 19
registration for all wire wrapping supplies.
#99521D One Saturday Fee: $50
SubEvent: Terri Holtzman Fee: $40 1:30-4:30 p.m.
#52111A One Sunday December 10
2:00-5:00 p.m.
October 9 MAKING GLASS BEADS
Create one-of-a-kind designs that are all yours!
WIRE WRAPPING WITH BRIOLETTES You’ll heat glass to a molten state and fashion it
Have you ever wondered how to work with those around rods to create beads/buttons for jewelry,
teardrop shaped stones? In this class you’ll learn to clothing, random wire votives, mosaics, stained
wire wrap briolette (teardrop shaped) semi-precious glass windows, and whatever else you can dream
gemstone beads to a sterling silver chain to make a up. All tools and materials are supplied for the class
necklace and a pair of earrings. Students should to make at least five glass beads, including round,
bring round nose pliers, chain nose pliers, and wire flat, tabular and bi-conal. Gain working knowledge
cutters. Material fee of $30 (cash) payable at of bead making and the ability to continue making
time of registration covers all supplies needed beads of your own at home. Material fee of $20
to make a necklace, and a pair of earrings. payable at time of registration. Limited to 8
students. Class held off campus near L.A.C.C.
SubEvent: Terry Holtzman Fee: $40
#52123A One Sunday SubEvent: Kathy Reimer Fee: $60
2:00-5:00 p.m. #99522A One Saturday
October 30 1:30-4:30 p.m.
October 22
WIRE WRAPPED “Y” NECKLACE
This classic “Y” necklace design wraps both sides GLASS FUSION
of your beads to make a continuous beaded Learn how to create fused tiles or jewelry from
sterling silver chain with a drop. A pair of earrings glass. No prior glass experience is necessary.
completes the set. Please bring round nose pliers, You’ll learn how to work with glass, assemble and
chain nose pliers and wire cutters. Material fee of decorate it using different colors of glass on top of
$28 payable at time of registration covers all each other. Your pieces will then be melted in a kiln
materials needed to complete class projects. to create magnificent artwork. Material fee of $30
payable at time of registration - covers all
SubEvent: Terri Holtzman Fee: $40 materials needed for class projects. Limited to
#52112A One Sunday 8 students. Class held off campus near L.A.C.C.
2:00-5:00 p.m.
November 6 SubEvent: Kathy Reimer Fee: $65
#99520A Two Saturdays
PEARL & BEAD KNOTTING 1:30-4:00 p.m.
Do you have a strand of pearls or beads that need October 1 & 8
restringing? Now you can do it yourself and save
money! In class you will practice your knotting skills #99520B Two Saturdays Fee: $65
by creating a new necklace or bracelet. Several 1:30-4:00 p.m.
styles and techniques will be taught. Material fee November 5 & 12
of $26 payable at time of registration will supply
each student with cultured pearls, silk cord,
sterling silver filled clasp/knotting tool.
REGISTER EARLY
SubEvent: Terry Holtzman Fee: $40
#52212A One Sunday
BEFORE CLASSES
2:00-5:00 p.m. FILL UP!!!
October 16

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 SALSA DANCE
DANCE CLASSES Learn the basics that will make you a “Salsero or
Sasera”. Merengue and Salsa
FLAMENCO DANCE steps and patterns that you
Express your inner Gypsy with this ancient/exciting can use in the clubs! Learn
beautiful dance from Spain. Learn all flamenco the technique that will make
dance techniques, including rhythms/hand claps you look good on the floor. If
and body percussion, footwork, beautiful arm turns time permits “solo shines” will
and more! Learn an entire short flamenco dance be introduced for Salsa. You
from beginning to end. Bring hard heeled shoes do not have to bring a partner
with strap (dance shoes) or boots with a heel to to join this class. No street
class. Musician’s fee of $15 payable at time of shoes allowed; tennis shoes only. No class
registration. No class November 27. November 26 & 27.

SubEvent: Katerina Tomas Fee: $55 SubEvent: Linda Lees Fee: $55
#55705A 5 Sundays (Beg.) #55701A 5 Saturdays (Beg.)
1:30-3:00 p.m. 4:30-6:00 p.m.
September 25-October 23 September 24-October 22

#55705B 5 Sundays (Int.) Fee: $55 #55701B 5 Saturdays (Interm.) Fee: $55
3:00-4:30 p.m. 6:00-7:30 p.m.
September 25-October 23 September 24-October 22

#55705C 5 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $55 #55701C 5 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $55
1:30-3:00 p.m. 9:30-11:00 a.m.
October 30-December 4 September 25-October 23

#55705D 5 Sundays (Int.) Fee: $55 #55701D 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $55
3:00-4:30 p.m. 4:30-6:00 p.m.
October 30-December 4 October 29-December 3

#55701E 5 Saturdays (Interm.) Fee: $55

BELLY DANCE 6:00-7:30 p.m.
The art of BELLYDANCE has been passed from October 29-December 3
mother to daughter and woman to woman for a
thousand generations, and is the ultimate activity #55701F 5 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $55
for developing fitness, grace, timing and self- 9:30-11:00 a.m.
esteem. Expand your creative freedom in a safe, October 30-December 4
supportive and FUN way. Belly Dance Instructor
Mesmera is internationally acclaimed and will HAWAIIAN DANCE
give you the direction and confidence needed to Students will be introduced to the
master this beautiful ancient dance art. No class various dances and culture of the
November 26. Pacific isles with emphasis on the
basics in Hawaiian hula (dance).
SubEvent: MESMERA (Laurie Rose) Fee: $55 Students will interpret songs and
#55201A 5 Saturdays perform dances from Hawaii, Tahiti,
11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon Samoan, New Zealand, and Tonga.
September 24-October 22 No class November 27. Join the fun - Open to
all!
#55201B 5 Saturdays Fee: $55
11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon SubEvent: Okima Kapaku, DMA Fee: $45
October 29-December 3 #55501A 5 Sundays
6:00-7:00 p.m.
October 30-December 4
DANCE! DANCE! DANCE!
This covers basic body BALLROOM DANCING
movement/coordination to help Bring romance into your life - Ballroom dancing is
you get over that clumsy feeling fun for all ages. Learn the latest styles of Ballroom
while introducing you to a world and Latin dancing, plus meet new friends. Have
of fun. Learn current dances from lots of fun learning such dances as the fox trot,
nightclubs & discos. Class will waltz, tango, swing jive, cha-cha, we’ll even add
cover both couple & singles style disco! Your feet will feel and look more intelligent
dance routines. Plus learn to and you’ll be glad you came. You’ll never have to
Cha-Cha and Night club two-step. refuse being asked to dance again and you’ll say
You do not need a partner to join this class. No “yes” with a smile. Singles and or couples
street shoes allowed; tennis shoes only. No welcome. No street shoes, tennis shoes only.
class November 27. No class November 27.

SubEvent: Linda Lees Fee: $55 SubEvent: Joseph Flynn Fee: $55
#55707A 5 Sundays #55101A 5 Sundays (Beg.)
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon
September 25-October 23 September 25-October 23

#55707B 5 Sundays Fee: $55 #55101B 5 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $55

11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon
October 30-December 4 October 30-December 4

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CONTEMPORARY JAZZ ACTING TECHNIQUE-BEGINNING
Ever watch “So You Think You Can Dance” and Have you wondered how great
watched the dancers do contemporary jazz steps actors never “fake” but really
and wanted to learn these same routines? This seem to “live” the parts they
Jazz class will incorporate ballet, modern and jazz play in the movies, stage or TV?
techniques. Class is divided into 3 sections; warm- This fun intensive class will give
up, techniques across the floor, and choreography. you the basic tools to start
Wear sweats or work out clothes. Bare feet or jazz doing what they do, Developing
dance shoes are a must. No class November 26. listening, and observational skills and
exploring your inner self, you will learn how to bring
SubEvent: Dolly Giner Fee: $50 any script to life. Material fee of $10 payable at
#55667A 5 Saturdays time of registration.
3:00-4:00 p.m.
September 24-October 22 SubEvent: Donna Walker Fee: $95
#60021A 4 Tuesdays
#55667B 5 Saturdays Fee: $50 7:00-9:30 p.m.
3:00-4:00 p.m. September 27-October 18
October 29-December 3
#60021B 4 Tuesdays Fee: $95
7:00-9:30 p.m.
November 1-22
DRAMA
A CAREER IN VOICE OVERS
DIALECT TRAINING FOR ACTORS Voices over actors are those unseen individuals
All actors are looking to expand their range. who create personality in animated characters, T.V.
Nothing does that better than learning a new and radio ads. Learn how to establish a
accent. Learn several of the practice routine at home, get tips on studio
following: French, British, etiquette/lingo, what makes a good demo
German, Southern, New reel, when to seek out an agent or join a
York, Russian, Irish, union and how to market yourself.
Scottish, Japanese, Discover the many possibilities of using
Arabic. Instruction drills, your voice to make money. Aaron Meza is a voice
and improvisations will help you over actor whose voice is heard on numerous
develop a seemingly magical array of dialects. commercials, including Taco Bell, Lexus, J.C.
Each semester the accents vary, depending on the Penny, ABC, Subway, Mercury and Fed Ex.
background of the students enrolled. Materials
include a Speak with an Accent CD and printouts. SubEvent: Aaron Meza Fee: $35
Of course, non- actors also welcome. Material fee #60012A One Saturday
of $20 payable at time of registration. 9:00-11:00 a.m.
November 5
SubEvent: Ivan Borodin Fee: $60
#60015A 5 Saturdays WRITING & UNDERSTANDING COMEDY
12:30-2:00 p.m. All students looking to develop their comedy writing
October 22-November 19 and performing skills will participate in the following:
comedy writing, developing a comedic voice, rules
of comedy, and performing comedy. Rick Najera
YOUR WORLD PREMIERE AT THE
has 2 comedy SHOWTIME specials and has
COMEDY STORE STAND-UP WORKSHOP written for MAD TV and IN LIVING COLOR. He is
Learn to tap into your own creative genius and rock also a writer of films “Nothing Like The Holidays’
the audience with humor. Find out what’s “hot” and Maya film “Taco Shop”. All are welcome.
in the industry, Adam Barnhardt will guide Please bring book needed for class “Pain of the
you through joke writing, creating Macho” by Rick Najera, approximate cost of book is
characters, improving skills, stage $12.95 available at Barnes & Nobles and Borders.
persona and connecting with any
audience. At the end of the course you SubEvent: Rick Najera Fee: $60
will have an opportunity to perform your own #26000A 5 Fridays
comedic stand-up piece as part of the ‘Comedy 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Revival Showcase’ at Hollywood’s famous September 30-October 28
Comedy Store. Stop procrastinating - don’t put off
all that hidden entertainment talent inside of you
any longer !! Class Held off-campus. EXERCISE &
SubEvent:
#60002A
Adam Barnhardt
5 Tuesdays
Fee: $60 RELAXATION
7:00-8:30 p.m.
October 4-November 1 QUICK & DIRTY SELF DEFENSE
Learn how to defend yourself against an attacker
#60002B 5 Tuesdays Fee: $60 on an airplane, in the streets, how to turn your fear
7:00-8:30 p.m. into anger – switch yourself into attack mode!
November 15-December 13 Learn how to subdue an attacker in 6 seconds.
Learn effective techniques that are easy to do and
apply; learn why size is not a factor. Open to all !!

SubEvent: Jojo Aguilar Fee: $60

REGISTER EARLY #67010A 3 Saturdays
BEFORE CLASSES 5:00-7:00 p.m.
FILL UP!!! November 5-19

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GOLF ZUMBA FITNESS – Get in shape this
Learn the fundamentals of golf by working with a Season & keep those extra pounds off!
professional Golf instructor. Emphasis will Zumba Fitness is a Latin-inspired, dance-fitness
be placed on developing the proper grip, class that incorporates Latin & international music
stance and swing. Shopping wisely for with dance movements creating a dynamic and
golf clubs and accessories will be exciting/effective fitness system! Zumba integrates
reviewed at the first class. All Golf some of the basic principals of aerobic, intermittent
equipment is provided by & resistance training to maximize calorie output,
instructor. Open to All! No cardiovascular benefits and total body toning. The
class November 26. cardio-based dance movements will be easy steps
to learn. Dancers & non-dancers alike immediately
SubEvent: Frank Dessel, Golf Pro Fee: $100 master a Zumba class because they do not have to
#65051A 5 Saturdays (Beg) know how to dance to succeed at Zumba. Zumba
8:00-9:30 a.m. creates a party like atmosphere that provides a non
September 24-October 22 intimidating opportunity for non-dancers, new
exercisers and those who have hesitated to
#65051B 5 Saturdays (Beg) Fee: $100 participate in a group class. Bring water, small
8:00-9:30 a.m. towel, tennis shoes, workout clothes. All are
October 29-December 3 welcome to join!!! Open to all. Marisa is
certified by The Aerobics/Fitness Association of
PILATES MAT CLASS America and is a licensed Zumba Fitness ®
Ever wish for a class that really strengthens your Instructor, Marisa is also CPR/AED certified. No
stomach, your back & streamlines your body. Well, class November 26.
you just found it! This class focuses on your ”core” -
center of your body. Feel stronger and see a 1. Great dynamic core workout
change in your body in 5 lessons. Bring a workout 2. High caloric expenditure
mat and towel to class and be prepared to be 3. Weight loss
very excited with this innovative exercise form. No 4. Positive Self Image
class November 11, 25 & 26. 5. A Sculptured body
6. Exercise in disguise
SubEvent: Ann Monahan Fee: $50
#66012A 5 Saturdays SubEvent: Marisa Schor Fee: $50
New times: 12:15-1:15 p.m. #66033A 5 Saturdays
September 24-October 22 1:00-2:00 p.m.
September 24-October 22
#66012B Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $50
5 Fridays #66033B 5 Saturdays Fee: $50
8:00-9:00 p.m. 1:00-2:00 p.m.
September 30-October 28 October 29-December 3

#66012C 5 Saturdays Fee: $50 #66033C 5 Saturdays Fee: $50

New times: 12:15-1:15 p.m. 1:00-2:00 p.m.
October 29-December 3 January 7-February 4

#66012D Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $50

5 Fridays
8:00-9:00 p.m.
November 4-December 16
JUDO
This is an introductory (beginner’s) course mixed
with intermediate and advanced students. Basic
judo skills include throwing,
groundwork (grappling),
strangulation escapes and arm
locks. Women and men participate
in a co-educational setting with
emphasis on learning judo for
self-defense, tournament
competition, physical fitness and
fun. This course is recreational in
nature and students can be any
age from teenagers to senior citizens. Wear sweat
pants and shirt or judo uniform to the first class
meeting. No class November 26.
HORSEBACK RIDING
Introduction to Horseback riding: Learn grooming,
tacking, mounting, dismounting, horse
psychology, saddling, bridling, riding
etiquette, equipment and basic
balance at the various gates. Our
instructors have taught hundreds of
beginners to take that first trot! Class is
held off campus at The Los Angeles
Equestrian Center. 16 years+. Limit 6
students per section. Riders must weight less
than 195 pounds. No enrollment cancellations will
be allowed. First meeting is a mandatory
orientation. Must have TES approved riding boots –
all attire to be approved by TES. Students are
required to attend the Traditional Equitation School
tack class prior to 1st ride at TES – Wednesdays 7-
9 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays 1-3 p.m.
Students can only enroll once; cannot repeat
enrollment. No class November 25.

SubEvent: Ron Newsome Fee: $65 SubEvent: Andrea Call Fee: $175
#67100A 5 Saturdays (Beg.) #99651A 5 Fridays
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 6:30-8:00 p.m.
September 24-October 22 September 30-October 28

#67100B 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $65 #99651B 5 Fridays Fee: $175

11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 6:30-8:00 p.m.
October 29-December 3 November 4-December 9

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YOGA/STRETCH
Release all of the tension in your body and mind.
Increase your flexibility, decrease your stress and
watch your body respond as it slims and trims
down. Give yourself an hour vacation once a week.
You deserve it. Get refreshed & rejuvenated!
Bring workout mat. No class November 26.
ABS/LEG/HIP WORKOUT
Whittle that waist, firm those inner and outer thighs
and flatten that stomach. This class really does
work AND will concentrate on the lower body.
Reshape and restructure! It’s never too late! Bring
exercise mat to class. No class November 11,
25 & 26. 65011A and 65011C have been cancelled.

SubEvent: Ann Monahan Fee: $50 SubEvent: Ann Monahan Fee: $50
#66022A 5 Saturdays #65011A 5 Saturdays
New dates: 1:15-2:15 p.m. 8:00-9:00 a.m.
September 24-October 22 September 24-October 22

#66022B 5 Saturdays Fee: $50 #65011B Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $50

New dates: 1:15-2:15 p.m. 5 Fridays
October 29-December 3 6:00-7:00 p.m.
September 30-October 28
BASICS OF YOGA
This introductory course is designed to #65011C 5 Saturdays Fee: $50
assist the beginning student in 8:00-9:00 a.m.
understanding the art of yoga. Students October 29-December 3
will learn basic postures and
breathing techniques to gain a #65011D Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $50
clearer understanding of yoga as 5 Fridays
a tool for self-transformation. A consistent Hatha 6:00-7:00 p.m.
yoga practice can stimulate the cardiovascular November 4-December 16
system, reduce weight, improve posture and tone
the muscular system by increasing strength and
flexibility. Bring a workout mat & towel to class. TENNIS PROGRAM
No class November 11 & 25. Learn the proper grips, forehand, backhand,
serving, game rules & court etiquette. Intermediate:
SubEvent: Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $55 knowledge of basic strokes/rules with focus on
#65031A 5 Fridays (Beg.) improving ground strokes and serve. Advanced by
7:00-8:00 p.m. permission of instructor. Bring to class: 1 new can
September 30-October 28 of tennis balls and a tennis racquet. Held off
campus in Griffith Park. No class October 22 &
#65031B 5 Fridays (Beg.) Fee: $55 November 25 & 26. Limited to 8 students.
7:00-8:00 p.m.
November 4-December 16 SubEvent: Youlen Chan Fee: $65
#99680A 5 Saturdays (Beg.)
ICE SKATING FOR TEENS AND ADULTS 4:00-5:00 p.m. Teens to adult O.K.
An introduction to the coolest sport - ice-skating. September 24-October 29 (Limit 10)
Learn how to skate, turn and maintain your balance
on the ice. All equipment provided by instructor. #99680B 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $65
Limited to 10 students. Students enrolled in this 5:00-6:00 p.m. Teens to adult O.K.
class may skate the public session on the day September 24-October 29 (Limit 10)
of their class for FREE. Public session is from
2:00-4:00 p.m. The free public session expires #99680C Daphne Chinn Fee: $65
when lessons are completed. Held off-campus. 5 Thursdays (Beg.)
5:00-6:00 p.m.
SubEvent: Denise Moore Fee: $95 September 22-October 20
#99652A 5 Saturdays
12:15-12:45 p.m. #99680D 5 Thursdays (Interm.) Fee: $65
October 22-November 19 6:00-7:00 p.m.
September 22-October 20
TAI CHI CHUAN
An ancient Chinese discipline for health, relaxation, #99680E 5 Fridays (Int.) Fee: $65
meditation and self-defense. Its circular movements 5:00-6:00 p.m.
are based on a profound, September 30-October 28
practical philosophy useful in
daily life. It creates a sense of #99680F 5 Fridays (Adv.) Fee: $65
well-being , reduces stress and 6:00-7:00 p.m.
improves balance, coordination September 30-October 28
and flexibility. Wear comfortable
clothes; flat shoes. #99680G 5 Fridays (Interm.) Fee: $65
No class November 27. 5:00-6:00 p.m.
New dates: November 4-December 29
SubEvent: Marvin Smalheiser Fee: $55
#67300A 5 Sundays (Beg.) #99680H 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $65
2:00-3:30 p.m. 4:00-5:00 p.m. Teens to adult O.K.
September 25-October 23 November 5-December 10 (Limit 10)

#67300B 5 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $55 #99680J 5 Saturdays (Beg.) Fee: $65
2:00-3:30 p.m. 5:00-6:00 p.m. Teens to adult O.K.
October 30-December 4 November 5-December 10 (Limit 10)

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 SPANISH FOR EVERYONE
LANGUAGE CLASSES Open to everyone wanting to learn the basic
fundamentals of speaking Spanish. This class is
FRENCH FOR EVERYONE ! also a good starting point for those in social work,
Learn basic survival conversational French. healthcare, teaching and everyday life. Emphasis
Students will work on individual pronunciation will be placed on grammar, pronunciation, open
difficulties, vocabulary, and idiomatic expressions. dialogue and conversational exercises. Material
A panorama of the French culture and helpful tips fee of $5 payable at time of registration.
for year-round travelers will be presented during
each class meeting. No Experience needed. Subevent Antonio Cervantes Fee: $85
Material fee of $22 payable at time of #70051A 5 Saturdays (Beg.)
registration is for cost of 2 phrase books, CD and 10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
handouts. $5 only if you have already purchased September 24-October 22
the audio set. Name of book is: Now You’re
Talking! French In No Time. ISBNO-7641-7668-4 #70051B 5 Thursdays (Beg.) Fee: $85
by Barron’s, 4th edition, All are welcome! No 6:30-9:00 p.m.
class November 26 October 6-November 3

SubEvent: Lesly Lespinasse Fee: $75 SPANISH FOR EVERYONE – Intermediate

#70021A 5 Saturdays This class is a continuation of beginning Spanish
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. for everyone, with emphasis on more advanced
September 24-October 22 grammar/conversational techniques for the working
professional person who travels or just for fun &
#70021B 5 Saturdays Fee: $75 enjoyment. Material fee of $5 payable at time of
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. registration. No class November 26.
October 29-December 3
SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $85
MORE FRENCH FOR FUN !! #70052A 5 Saturdays
Analytical lessons toward individual pronunciation, 10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
verb tense mastery in writing/answering questions, November 5-December 10
plus thematic/useful conversations and valuable
cultural tips for inquisitive travelers will be the focus E.S.L. INTENSIVE I
of this workshop. Material fee of $20 payable at This class is designed to teach English
time of registration is for cost of book and communication competence through basic English
handouts. Book title is: French Made Simple by language skills, such as reading, listening and
Eugene Jackson/Antonio Ribio, ISBNO-385-26521- speaking. The class will also cover the basic
2. $5 only if you have already book. No class grammar points so that the students will be
November 26. encouraged to use correct English. All are
welcome !! Material fee of $10 payable at time
SubEvent: Lesly Lespinasse Fee: $75 of registration.
#70022A 5 Saturdays
1:00-3:00 p.m. SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $95
September 24-October 22 #72010A 5 Saturdays
1:00-3:30 p.m.
#70022B 5 Saturdays Fee: $75 September 24-October 22
1:00-3:00 p.m.
October 29-December 3 E.S.L. INTENSIVE II
Intensive review of E.S.L. language fundamentals
SIGN LANGUAGE FOR EVERYONE !!! with emphasis on pronunciation, conversation
Do you want to make a difference in your child’s skills, accent reduction, vocabulary development
life, teenagers’ or even expand your own and grammar review. Material fee of $10 payable
personal horizons? Come and join us to at time of registration. No class November 26.
learn the beauty of American Sign
Language in a very fun, safe, and SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $95
enjoyable environment at Los Angeles #72020A 5 Saturdays
City College. Students will learn basic 1:00-3:30 p.m.
finger spelling, alphabet, numbers, and October 29-December 3
colors. The lessons gathered in this class will
assist students in creating a solid foundation from ACCENT REDUCTION
the perspective of a deaf person as well a hearing An intensive seminar designed to assist the foreign
person - the best of both worlds. All are welcome, born resident to improve English language clarity
No experience needed. Intermediate Sign through easy accent reduction techniques. Develop
Language is a continuation with even more the rhythm and proper speech sounds that will
vocabulary finger spelling sentences. Material assist your career and in winning new friends.
fee of $10 payable at time of registration. No Material fee of $30 paid at registration for booklets.
class November 11 & 25. Bring a tape recorder and a mirror. No class
November 11 & 25.
SubEvent: Deenie-Marie Carney Fee: $75
#70011A 5 Fridays (Beg.) SubEvent: Mike Golden Fee: $80
6:00-8:00 p.m. #70001A 5 Fridays
September 30-October 28 6:30-8:30 p.m.
September 30-October 28
#70011B 5 Fridays (Intermediate) Fee: $75
6:00-8:00 p.m. #70001B 5 Fridays Fee: $80
November 4-December 16 6:30-8:30 p.m.
November 4-December 16
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ITALIAN FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS
Master the fundamentals of Italian as you learn MUSIC & VOICE
useful phrases and idioms, correct pronunciation
and practical vocabulary. Combined with an KEYBOARDING FOR ADULTS
introduction of Italian civilization, this class will help Beginning piano students will learn how to read
you carry on a simple conversation on every-day basic music notes along with proper finger and
topics, current events and cultural values. Material hand coordination. Both classical and popular piano
fee of $10 payable at time of registration. Open repertoire will be introduced. Individual instruction is
to all ! No class November 27. emphasized according to each student’s level of
experience. Intermediate requires basic knowledge
SubEvent: Romualdo Scherillo Fee: $75 of music note reading. Students in the intermediate
#70031A 5 Sundays class will choose music comparable to their level.
9:00-11:00 a.m. Ages 15+ Limit 12 students. Please bring your
September 25-October 23 keyboard to class. No class November 24 & 27.

#70031B 5 Sundays Fee: $75 SubEvent: Luiza Muradyan Fee: $55

9:00-11:00 a.m. #75051A 5 Sundays (Beg.)
October 30-December 4 10:00-11:00 a.m.
September 25-October 23
ITALIAN LEVEL II
This class is a continuation of #75051B 5 Thursdays (Beg/Interm.) Fee: $55
Italian for Travel or 7:00-8:00 p.m. Keyboard required
Business class, and will September 29-October 27
focus on more advanced
grammar, vocabulary, and #75051C 5 Sundays (Beg.) Fee: $55
group conversation. If you 10:00-11:00 a.m.
have already taken Italian October 30-December 4
for Travel or Business the
materials are the same otherwise there is a $10 #75051D 5 Thursdays (Beg/Interm.) Fee: $55
material fee payable at time of registration. No 7:00-8:00 p.m. Keyboard required
class November 27. November 3-December 8

SubEvent: Romualdo Scherillo Fee: $75 DRUMS FOR ADULTS & TEENS
#70032A 5 Sundays Playing the drums is a
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. great way to have fun and
October 30-December 4 to relieve stress even
form a band. Learn to play
Rock, Pop, Funk, and
CHINESE/MANDARIN FOR EVERYONE Blues, accomplish these
Learn to speak Chinese Mandarin – open more beats even by the first
doors of opportunity at your work, class! Learn to read and
business, life and career, travel and write drum notations, gain
everyday life. Focus will be on spoken effective practice techniques. Bring your favorite
Chinese thru Pinyin system – a quicker music CD’s to class; analyze and learn the drum
and easier approach to grasp the beats of your favorite songs. Material fee of $10
language in a short period of time. Students will payable at time of registration. Ages12+. Off-
learn Mandarin through practical and interesting campus near L.A.C.C. No class November 26.
conversations. Material fee of $20 payable at
SubEvent: Andrew G. Brown Fee: $65
time of registration. All are welcome to join!
#75041A 5 Saturdays (Beg.)
3:00-5:00 p.m.
SubEvent: Janie Chien, B.A. Fee: $75
September 24-October 22
#70025A 5 Fridays
6:00-8:00 p.m.
#75041B 5 Saturdays (Interm..) Fee: $65
September 30-October 28
3:00-5:00 p.m.
October 29-December 3
CHINESE/MANDARIN - INTERMEDIATE #75041C 5 Saturdays (Beg./Interm.) Fee: $65
Continue to learn Chinese Mandarin 3:00-5:00 p.m.
communication skills after Chinese Mandarin 1 to January 7-February 4
develop the skills in expressing Chinese Mandarin
for today’s usage at your workplace, business
YOU’VE WRITTEN A SONG, NOW WHAT?
travel and everyday life. Material fee of $25
Get your songs heard! Discover the secrets of
payable at time of registration. Upon completion
the songwriting business; learn how to make
of both beginning and intermediate Chinese
money thru your talent and how to avoid classic
Mandarin classes students may purchase a
scams and rip-offs common in the industry. This
certificate of completion for both classes with at
revealing seminar teaches songwriters, musicians,
least a 90% attendance. No class November 11
and anyone interested in music, effective ways to
& 25.
establish a career in the world of professional
songwriting. Learn about collaboration; making
SubEvent: Janie Chien, B.A. Fee: $75
demos, copyright and publishing rights contracts.
#70026A 5 Fridays
6:00-8:00 p.m.
SubEvent: Aaron Meza Fee: $35
November 4-December 16
#75021A One Saturday
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
November 5

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LEARNING TO READ MUSIC
Have you always wanted to be able to decipher
all those dots and symbols? This workshop is SWIMMING
designed to help you read the universal language
of printed music and translate musical notations to Minimum age of 5 years for non-swimmers.
the instrument of your choice. Topics covered: Each group (kids or adults) is limited enrollment
notes, time-values, sharps, key and key signatures, and designed for beginners only. Participants
scales, basic and applied harmony and ear training. must wear rubber/plastic shower sandals and bring
No class November 26. All are welcome !! towel. Students should be wearing swimsuit .
No class November 26 & 27.
SubEvent: Luiza Muradyan Fee: $50
#75001A 5 Sundays PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Individual swimming instruction for adults or kids -
September 25-October 23 one student per instructor. Learn quickly and safely
avoid the crowds, overcome your fear of water.
#75001B 5 Sundays Fee: $50 Dates and times to be arranged – Weekday
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. evenings and Weekends. Ages 5 +. Our Pool
October 30-December 4 staff requires a strict schedule of lessons,
missed meetings cannot be re-scheduled!

SubEvent: Pool Staff* Fee: $135

#95040A 5 lessons of one hour
Continuous enrollment

Saturday Group Program

#96SA05A 5 Saturdays Fee: $55
1:00-1:50 p.m.
SINGER’S WORKSHOP October 15-November 12
Beginner’s, late starters and advanced singers –
ALL are welcome to join professional vocal expert #96SA05B 5 Saturdays Fee: $55
Mel Dangcil in this warm informative Singer’s 2:00-2:50 p.m.
Workshop. Learn breathing techniques & valuable October 15-November 12
performing skills for ALL levels. Mel will also help
you develop a stage presence and rapport with #96SA05C 5 Saturdays Fee: $55
your audience. Students are welcome to bring their 3:00-3:50 p.m.
own sheet music. Professional music entertainer October 15-November 12
Mel Dangcil performs regularly throughout
Southern California as a musical director. Ages #96SA05D 4 Saturdays Fee: $50
15+ Musician’s fee of $10 payable at time of 1:00-1:50 p.m.
registration. No class November 27. November 19-December 17

SubEvent: Mel Dangcil Fee: $100 #96SA05E 4 Saturdays Fee: $50

#75011A 5 Sundays 2:00-2:50 p.m.
1:30-3:30 p.m. November 19-December 17
September 25-October 23
Sunday Group Program
#75011B 5 Sundays Fee: $100 #96SU05A 5 Sundays Fee: $55
1:30-3:30 p.m. 1:00-1:50 p.m.
October 30-December 4 October 16-November 13

#96SU05B 5 Sundays Fee: $55

GUITAR MADE EASY 2:00-2:50 p.m.
The guitar is easy and fun to learn and October 16-November 13
this class is designed to help you get
started You will learn about the #96SU05C 5 Sundays Fee: $55
guitar itself, tuning and minor 3:00-3:50 p.m.
maintenance and how to play single- October 16-November 13
note melodies and chords. Bring an
acoustic guitar & book: Title of #96SU05D 4 Sundays Fee: $50
nd
book is Guitar Method 1, 2 edition by Will Schmidt 1:00-1:50 p.m.
and Greg Koch, ISBN 0-7935-3392 available at November 20-December 18
Guitar Center. No class November 26.
#96SU05E 4 Sundays Fee: $50
SubEvent: Daniel Calderon Fee: $70 2:00-2:50 p.m.
#75061A 5 Saturdays November 20-December 18
1:00-3:00 p.m.
September 24-October 22
LAP SWIMMING
This section is for those who already know how to
#75061B 5 Saturdays Fee: $70
swim. New students must demonstrate to the pool
1:00-3:00 p.m.
manager their swimming ability and be evaluated
October 29-December 3
prior to enrollment

SubEvent: Pool Staff Fee: $55

#95050A Mon./Thurs./Fri. (Monthly)
6:00-7:00 p.m.
Continuous Enrollment
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withdrawals. Receipts must accompany
your request. Absolutely no adjustments are
issued after the start of the workshop.
Please allow 20 - 30 working days for your
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 LA CUCINA ITALIANA
Everybody loves… delicious Italian food!
Learn how to prepare;
Cannoli Siciliani, Pizza
Dough, Bruschette,
Caprese Tricolore and
Home Made Pasta like
FRUIT & VEGETABLE CARVING Raviloi, Agnolotti, Mezze
Let’s learn the Lune, and Tiramisu. For the November 12 class
fascinating art of Giuseppe will cover hearty & healthy Italian soups.
Vegetable & Fruit Giuseppe Mannara is a native Italian, with 8 years
Carving. Anyone can in the food/beverage industry. Please bring food
learn this delicate container. Material fee of $20 payable at time of
beautiful art form with registration. No class November 26.
just a little bit of practice.
Learn decorative carving SubEvent: Giuseppe Mannara Fee: $85
techniques; create #45111A 4 Saturdays
dazzling center pieces & 1:00-4:00 p.m.
elegant garnishes for October 15-November 5
Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Birthdays &
special occasions. Bring 2 bowls, cutting board, #45111B 4 Saturdays Fee: $85
non serrated knife and hand towel. No supplies 1:00-4:00 p.m.
available in class. Material fee of $5 payable at November 12-December 10
time of registration. limited to only 12 students.
DIPPED & MOLDED CHOCOLATES
SubEvent: Noubar Boursalyan Fee: $45
Chocolates shaped like stars, seashells, witches,
#45045A One Saturday
and Santa Claus are great for parties and gifts –
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
and easy to make! Chocolate dipped strawberries &
October 22
pretzels, are fast and fun treats. Learn to make
these for the holidays
#45045B One Saturday Fee: $45
and all your special
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
occasions. We will also
November 19
discuss where to
purchase supplies and
CAKE DECORATING tips on packaging and
A basic step by step instruction to fundamental transporting your
cake decorating. This class will show you skills in chocolates. Material
color mixing, borders, tool description, basic rose, fee of $15 payable at
simple floral arrangement and figure piping. A good time of registration includes two molds to take
course for the career oriented or hobbyist. Material home, sample chocolates, and instruction booklet.
fee of $30 payable at time of registration. Class is suitable for adults and teens; children
under 12 must be accompanied by an adult helper.
SubEvent: Grace Wong, Fee: $75 Students must be on time there will be no class
#45020A Swiss Trained Pastry Chef make-up. Limit 15 students.
4 Sundays (Beg.)
11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. SubEvent: Jeanette Bovard Fee: $30
September 25-October 16 #45025A One Friday
6:00-9:00 p.m.
September 30
CAKE DECORATING – ADVANCED
This ultimate #45025B One Friday Fee: $30
Advanced class 6:00-9:00 p.m.
will have students November 4
learning/doing
detailed complex AUTHENTIC TAMALE MAKING
decorating, fancy Authentic tamales, prepared and served in
colorful touch-ups cornhusks make an exciting presentation for all
ala customized occasions. Traditionally in Latin culture, Tamales
cake orders and are hand made and freshly served on Christmas
time saving day. Learn how to fold and steam great tasting
measurements tamales and obtain delicious tamale recipes.
with a direction to Come join us in this exciting traditional tamale
overall & making class and impress family and guests in time
professional for this holiday season. Please bring one large
presentation. food container, 4 medium-sized bowls, Hand
Bring your cake decorating tools from previous Towel, and 3 table spoon. Material fee of $15
classes. Students must be on time - No class payable at time of registration.
make-up. Material fee of $30 payable at time of
registration. No class November 11. SubEvent: Maria Luz Carrillo Fee: $35
#45114A One Saturday
SubEvent: Youlen Chan Fee: $65 1:00-4:00 p.m.
#45021A Phoenix Bakery, Pastry Chef October 8
4 Fridays
6:00-8:00 p.m. #45114B One Saturday Fee: $35
October 21-November 18 1:00-4:00 p.m.
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Swim Lessons/
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ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN !!!

Register by Phone: (323) 953-4000 x-2651
SUSHI MAKING INTRODUCTION TO DJ-ING
Delicious and Ever wanted to be a DJ? Discover a new way to
nutritious sushi is experience music in this hands-on workshop that
deceptively easy to teaches you the
create in any basics to rule your
kitchen. Learn how own party. Learn the
to select tasty basics in mixing,
ingredients, roll and beat matching, and
garnish sushi. proper use of CS
Please bring 2 bowls decks and DJ
(soup size bowls), computer software
hand towel, cutting (record spinning may
knife (non-serrated), be covered),
and a small cutting Participants are
board. Material fee welcome to bring
of $20 payable at their favorite CDs; however tracks will be made
time of registration available by the instructor. All Varieties of music
- covers all Sushi & and genres welcome! Nef Nunez is a popular DJ in
materials. the LA club circuit and has been featured in NYC
Miami & Boston. Ages 14+
SubEvent: Kenji Ishida Fee: $35
#45040A One Wednesday SubEvent: Nef Nunez Fee: $75
7:00-10:00 p.m. #75111A One Saturday
October 12 12:00-4:00 p.m.
October 22
#45040B One Wednesday Fee: $35
7:00-10:00 p.m.
November 16 GMAT – NEVER FAIL ANOTHER TEST !!!
GMAT Prep classes will help students boost their
GMAT test performances, reduce test taking
CUSTOM FRAMING AND MATTING
anxieties and increase school scores! This class
Learn how to frame, mount
is also great for those who have been out of
and display your treasured
school for a while or were never strong at math
photographs, paintings,
and need to brush-up. Topics: Arithmetic and
graphics, and other works of
Algebra problems, Word Problems & Math
art. Emphasis will be on
Shortcuts, Geometry Problems & Graphs/Chart
cutting, custom framing, use
questions practice test and review. Material fee of
of tools and the techniques of wall hanging your art.
$10 payable at time of registration. No class
Material fee of $15 payable at time of
November 26. Instructor: Dr. Arsen Abelian
registration. Class held off campus.
SubEvent: Dr. Arsen Abelian Fee: $50
SubEvent: Marlen A. Marlow Fee: $65
#42001A 5 Saturdays
#50055A 4 Fridays
12:00-2:00 p.m.
6:30-8:30 p.m.
October 29-December 3
October 7-28
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