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Mastery in Entrepreneurship

Course Code Course Name Hours
ENTE 20 Exploring the Market I 120
ENTE 23 Exploring the Market IL 120
ENTC 20 Connecting to Community Mentors I 120
ENTC 23 Connecting to Community Mentors IL 120
ENTB 20 My Business Development - Skill Building I 120
ENTB 23 My Business Development - Skill Building IT 120
CUST 20 Customer Service I 120
CUST 23 Customer Service IT 120
CPRu 20 Community Project I 120
CPRu 23 Community Project IL 120
SAFE 20 Safety on the Job Site I 120
Total Program Hours 1,320
Mastery in Food Service
Course Code Course Name Hours
FSWS 20 Space Management I 120
FSWS 23 Space Management IL 120
FSWF 20 Food Handling I 120
FSWF 23 Food Handling IT 120
CUST 20 Customer Service I 120
CUST 23 Customer Service IT 120
CPRu 20 Community Project I 120
CPRu 23 Community Project IL 120
SAFE 20 Safety on the Job Site I 120
JOBS 20 Job Search IT 120
Total Program Hours 1,200

CASH 20 - CASH FLOW, MONEY

AND INVENTORY

Focuses on the cash flow and movement of inventory
within a business. Students will work at the cashier,
count money, make change, total sales, create bank
deposits, count floats, and monitor inventory flow.

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COLL 12 —- SKILLS FOR TRANSITIONING
TO THE COLLEGE LIFE |

Introduces the College experience to prospective
students of Adult Special Education (ASE), such as
students transitioning from high school. Students will
be able to explore the college course programming.
Furthermore, the instructor and student can
determine if it is a good fit to continue on with
regular ASE program options.

ADULT SPECIAL EDUCATION (ASE)
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COLL 13 - SKILLS FOR TRANSITIONING
TO THE COLLEGE LIFE II

Further continues the introduction to College routines
for prospective students transitioning to the Adult
Special Education program. This course is for a
student who needs more time to develop skills for
college and finding strategies for independence and
success in the college environment. Students will

be identified for taking this course after discussion
with the instructor to pinpoint goals for success and
transition into the ASE Program.

COMU 13 - COMMUNICATION
SKILLS FOR ADULT LIVING

Provides students with communication tools that

are useful in adult life when communicating with
employers, family, friends and community members.
Students will participate in a variety of experiential
learning activities to practice ways in which we
communicate and participate in communication

with others. Students will learn about elements of
communication, effective communication techniques,
asking questions, and responding to requests.

COMU 15 - EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION I

Explores the various elements of communication.
Students will examine the different ways in which we
communicate and participate in communication with
others. Topics include: elements of communication,
questioning techniques, active listening, and basic
technological skill development.

COMU 17 — EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION II

Builds upon the skills developed in COMU 15.
Students will further examine communication
techniques and how we engage with one another.
Topics include: barriers to communications,
paraphrasing techniques, active listening, responses
to feedback and basic digital skill development.

CPR] 20 - COMMUNITY PROJECT |

Provides students with an experiential learning
opportunity. Students will collaborate together to
design and execute a community-based project.
The project will highlight skill areas in teamwork,
communication, community connections, budgeting,
project planning and project completion.

CPRJ 23 - COMMUNITY PROJECT II

Builds upon the skills developed in CPRu 20. This
course provides students with more of an in-depth
role into the experiential learning opportunity.
Students will collaborate together to design and
execute a community-based project. The project will
highlight skill areas in teamwork, communication,
community connections, budgeting, and project
planning and completion.

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