Business Training and Corporate Services
Your Resource for Customized Training
We have what you want…when you want it.
Located at our Elkton Station Campus, at 107 Railroad Avenue, Elkton.
The corporate training division of Cecil College
provides educational programs to benefit employers by helping them build
a better trained and more flexible workforce.
Programs are delivered in a variety of ways, including traditional
instructor-led sessions, online classes, and a combination of both. Browse our current listing of courses below.
FALL CLASSES FOR BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS
FALL 2009
Career Education Classes
at
Cecil College
for Business Professionals
Call 410-287-1078 to register
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| BUSINESS & OFFICE SKILLS |
| Click on the link to see course descriptions, tuition and dates and times of classes. |
| Course # |
Course Title |
| BCA 121 |
Job Seeker Skills |
| BCA 140 |
Customer Service Excellence |
| BCM 110 |
Prepare to be a Travel Agent |
| BDC 150 |
Nuts and Bolts of Starting a Business |
| BDC 155 |
Small Business Success: Starting, Managing and Running a Profitable Business |
| BIA 130 |
Proper Presentations |
| BIA 110 |
Now You're a Customer Service Professional |
| BIL 200 |
Project Management Fundamentals |
| BIL 220 |
Project Management Professional Exam Prep |
| BIL 110 |
Managing Time |
| BIF 100 |
General Bookkeeping I |
| BIL 205 |
Project Planning and Scheduling |
| BIA 145 |
Communicating Clearly in Writing |
| BIL 105 |
Managing Generations at Work |
| BCM 100 |
Real Estate Law and Practice |
| BIL 107 |
Mentoring a New Employee |
| BIF 101 |
General Bookkeeping II |
| BIL 120 |
Coaching to Enhance Performance |
| BIL 115 |
Business Meeting Management |
| BIF 120 |
Managing Small Business Financial Performance |
| BIA 140 |
Grammar Refresher for Professionals |
| BIA 112 |
Dealing with Difficulty Customers |
| BIA 141 |
Punctuation Refresher for Professionals |
| BIL 130 |
Professional Presentation Skills |
| BCM 111 |
Automation for the Travel Agent |
| BIL 210 |
Project Cost Management - Introduction |
| BIA 114 |
Telephone Techniques |
| BIF 121 |
Small Business Financing - The Bank's Perspective |
| BIA 111 |
Working on a Customer Service Team |
| BIF 105 |
Payroll Accounting |
| BIA 113 |
Solving Customer Problems |
| BIL 121 |
Improved Communications Strategies |
| BIA 100 |
Managing Time Effectively |
| BIL 212 |
Project Cost Management - Advanced |
| BIA 160 |
Performance Based Interviewing |
| BIL 131 |
Gaining Influence |
| BIL 123 |
Constructive Conflict Management |
| Click on the link to see course descriptions, tuition and dates and times of classes. |
| COMPUTER TRAINING |
| Course # |
Course Title |
| CAT 105 |
Basic Computer Skills |
| CAT 231 |
Word I - The Basics |
| CAT 232 |
Word II - Beyond the Basics |
| CAT 325 |
Excel I - The Basics |
| CAT 326 |
Excel II - Beyond the Basics |
| CAT 421 |
Access I - The Basics |
| CAT 422 |
Access II - Beyond the Basics |
| CAT 702 |
Using Outlook the Right Way |
| CAT 237 |
Word - Mail Merges |
| CAT 235 |
Word - Work with Graphical Objects |
| CAT 238 |
Word - Customize and Automate |
| CAT 228 |
Word - Advanced Tables and Electronic Forms |
| CAT 339 |
Excel - Charts and Graphs |
| CAT 340 |
Excel - Tables and Pivot Tables |
| CAT 324 |
Excel - Work with Multiple Spreadsheets |
| CAT 315 |
Excel - Develop an Application |
| CAT 520 |
PowerPoint - Explore the Basics |
| CAT 414 |
Access - Advanced Tables and Queries |
| CAT 426 |
Access - Create a Custom Form |
| CAT 427 |
Access - Create a Custom Report |
| CAF 100 |
Introduction to QuickBooks |
| CAT 523 |
PowerPoint - Beyond the Basics |
| CAF 106 |
QuickBooks - Advanced |
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Cecil Leadership Institute
A community development project, co-sponsored by Cecil College, the Cecil County Chamber
of Commerce, and the Cecil County Office of Economic Development, is now accepting applications
for the class of 2010. For more information, please contact Lee Dougherty at 410-392-3366, ext. 605.
Cecil Performance Improvement Network (CPIN)
What is CPIN?
| Cecil Performance Improvement Network is committed to helping organizations improve their effectiveness through
training, information sharing and networking. CPIN provides the opportunity to
interact with other management and business professionals in Cecil County and
the surrounding region. This will enable companies to move toward higher levels
of productivity, customer service and profitability.
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How does it work?
| Companies can send up to five employees to the CPIN workshops, which are held every
six weeks in Room 221 of the recently opened Elkton Station. The state-of-the-art
multi-media classroom offers wireless Internet access, outlets at each seat, and
the necessary equipment to play DVDs and give PowerPoint presentations. On-site
company visits are offered and field trips to local businesses are periodically taken. |
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What seminars are scheduled?
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All sessions will begin at 8:30 a.m. at Cecil College Elkton Station Rm. 221 unless otherwise notified.
Networking, coffee & doughnuts from 8:00 - 8:30 a.m.
- February 25, 2009: Going Green and The Positive Financial Impact
- April 8, 2009: Performance-Based Interviewing
- May 13, 2009: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving Case Study
- June 17, 2009: Field Trip
- September 9, 2009: Office 2007
- October 21, 2009: Ethical Leadership and Performance Measures
- December 2, 2009: Lean to Last
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What's the membership?
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The annual membership fee includes
breakfast at each workshop. New memberships are accepted throughout the year.
The cost is $150 per year for Non-Profit and Government Agencies, $250 for
Cecil County Chamber Members, and $450 Corporate rate.
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Who's joined?
Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulations, DWD
Elkton Police Department
Rock Springs Generation Facility
Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Corp.
UPS Supply Chain Solutions
IKEA Distribution Center
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Business Training and Corporate Services includes:
- Training for a single employee or a group of employees
- Course content varying from standardized to customized curriculum
- Instructor led, computer-based, or blended learning courses
- Course lengths to match your training objectives
- Flexible scheduling and training locations
Job Specific Skills
Technical Processes and Procedures
Blue Print Reading, Nursing Assistant, Data Entry, Accounting, OSHA Safety,
and much more.
Computer Skills
Hardware & Software Applications
Microsoft Office Suite, Web Page Design, A+ Certification, PC Troubleshooting, and much more.
Leadership Development
Skills for Professional Success
Presentation Skills, Team Building, Employee Motivation, Interviewing Skills, and much more.
Workplace Competencies
Core Skills for Workplace Productivity
Basic Skills Enhancement in math, writing, and reading; English for Speakers of Other Languages; Sign Language and much more.
Cecil College has served the business community for over 30 years and is
recognized as a provider of high-quality, cost-effective training in the areas of
leadership and employee development, as well as technical, job-specific workplace skills.
For more information or to help your business succeed please
contact:
Lee Dougherty
Director of Business Training and Corporate Services
107 Railroad Avenue
Elkton, MD 21921
410-392-3366, ext. 605
ldougherty@cecil.edu
REAL STUDENTS. REAL SUCCESS.
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