ADULT EDUCATION
2014/2015
Career
Training
Programs
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GENERAL INFORMATION
General Information
Mid-East CTC - Adult Education works hard to maintain the
highest standards and is proud to be accredited, affiliated and
approved by the following professional associations:
Mid-East CTC - Adult Education is a Candidate
for Accreditation by the Commission of the
Council on Occupational Education.
Mission Statement
Mid-East CTC provides every student
dynamic career opportunities by
creating and delivering exceptional
educational programs.
Main Office
Zanesville Campus (Muskingum Cty.)
400 Richards Road
Zanesville, OH 43701
Phone: (740) 455-3111
Fax: (740) 455-2043
(All mail and deliveries to this address)
Vision Statement
Our commitment to every student’s
success drives us to be the leader in
Career-Technical Education.
Registration Information
If you would like to know more
about a particular course, you can
call our office, stop in, mail or
email your question or request.
OFFICE HOURS
Mon – Thur 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
To enroll in full-time or part-time
programs, call the Admissions
Office at 1-800-832-7545 or
(740) 455-3111.
Main Adult Office
Rufus-Putnam Campus
920 Moxahala Ave
Zanesville, OH 43701
Phone: (740) 455-3111
Fax: (740) 455-2043
Buffalo Campus (Guernsey Cty.)
57090 Vocational Road
Senecaville, OH 43780
Phone: (740) 685-2516
Fax: (740) 685-2518
ABLE – Central Office
400 Richards Road
Zanesville, OH 43701
Phone: (740) 454-7242
Fax: (740) 454-6721
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Table of Contents
COMPUTER CLASSES
nFull-Time Programs – Quick Look... 3
Basic Computer Classes
nFinancial Aid.......................... 4
nFree Career Assessment............ 5
nABLE/GED.............................. 5
nWelcome to the World
of Computers....................... 19
nKeyboarding........................ 19
Digital Photography
SKILL TRAINING CLASSES
nDigital Imaging Basics.. ........... 19
nAdministrative Assistant........... 6
nPhotoshop Elements.............. 19
nBuilding Construction &
Remodeling.. .......................... 7
nMicrosoft Office.................... 19
nCommercial & Residential
Electricity.. ............................. 8
nFire Service & Public Safety. . .... 20
nHeating & Air Conditioning....... 9
nHeavy Equipment Operator..... 10
nMulti-Craft Industrial
Technology........................... 11
nMulti-Skilled Technician.......... 12
nParamedic Training. . ............... 13
nPower Lineman.. .................... 14
nPractical Nursing.................... 15
nWelding............................... 16
PART-TIME PROGRAMS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
nAdmissions............................ 2
nEmergency Medical Technician... 21
nEarn College Credit............ 22-23
nMid-East Professional Certification
and Testing Center................ 24
nStudent Performance Data...... 25
SERVICES FOR BUSINESS
& INDUSTRY
nWork Readiness
(WorkKeys Credential)............ 26
nSafety Training..................... 26
nSafeLandUSA Rig Pass To Go. . .. 17
nCustomized Training.............. 27
nNurse Aide (STNA)................. 17
nHigh School Programs............ 28
nPharmacy Technician.............. 18
nHow To Find Us (Map)............ 29
nPhlebotomy Technician........... 18
nHiring Instructors.. ................. 29
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ADMISSIONS
Admissions
Our Admissions Office is here to help you find the program that is right for
you, help you with all needed assessments and pretesting, and schedule
appointments for those who need financial aid. Begin your application
process early, so you have the most class choices. We are here to help you
achieve your goals!
Admission requirements for all full-time programs
(600 hours or more) include:
1.Must be at least 17 years of age
and have a high school diploma
or GED.
2.Application fee payment, if
applicable. (PN and Paramedic fees
are $75 for testing and are not
considered part of the program
tuition and fees.)
3.Complete the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), at
www.fafsa.ed.gov.
4.Complete program specific
requirements/assessments. Our
admissions staff will guide you
through these.
5.Present BCI and/or FBI background
check results as required by program.
6.Complete final selection interview
with Mid-East staff as necessary.
All programs have limited enrollment.
Tuition prices are subject to change
pending Board of Education approval.
The school reserves the right to
cancel a class due to insufficient
enrollment, up to the day before a
class is to begin. If this happens, any
paid fees will be returned in full.
Students are urged to register early
to ensure a place in the class.
Mid-East Career and Technology Centers does not discriminate against
any individual for reasons of race, color, creed, religion, age, sex,
disability or national origin.
Full-time Class Refund Policy
Cancellation by Mid-East Prior to Start Date
In the event that Mid-East CTC Adult
Education cancels a class prior to the start
date, then the student will be issued a full
refund of any tuition paid.
Refunds after Start Date
Once a student enrolls in a class, they are
responsible for all books, tuition, and
supplies, unless they cancel before the first
date of class. All students are responsible
for making an appointment at the facility
with the Admissions Coordinator or a Program
Coordinator before enrolling in a class.
If a student has not attended an
orientation BEFORE the start date of the
class, attends the first day of class and then
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decides to withdrawal, he/she will not be
responsible for any tuition for the one
date, but will be responsible for any books,
supplies, or tools that have been purchased
for them if they cannot be used by another
student or returned.
After the first day, if a student withdrawals
or is dismissed, refunds will be provided as
per the guidelines in the Adult Education
Student Handbook. All refunds are less the
$100 administrative processing fee, plus the
budgeted costs of any supplies, equipment,
or other tangible items not returned to the
school in “as new” condition. Books are
not refundable. Retention of tuition and fees
collected in advance for a student who does
not commence class does not exceed $100.
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Full-Time Programs – Quick Look
Start Date
Application Dates
Sept 2
Year Round
Jan 5
Year Round
May 4
Year Round
Building Construction & Remodeling
Sept 2
May 1 – Aug 23
Commercial & Residential Electricity
Sept 2
May 1 – Aug 23
Heating & Air Conditioning
Sept 2
May 1 – Aug 23
Sept 18
Year Round
Jan 8
Year Round
Apr 23
Year Round
Administrative Assistant
Heavy Equipment
Multi-Craft Industrial Technology
Sept 2
Jan 5
Year Round
Multi-Skilled Technician
Sept 5
May 1 – July 26
Paramedic
July 8
Mar – June 23, 2014
Power Lineman
July 14
Inquiries
Jan – Mar 2015 –
Orientation
Mar 15, 2015
Practical Nursing
Aug 25
Dec – April
Welding
Sept 2
May 1 – Aug 23
Title IV Aid: refund Policy according to U.S.
Department of Education calculations.
Short-Term Class Refund Policy
These classes include: Firefighter I & II,
EMT-Basic, EMT-Advanced, STNA, Pharmacy
Tech, and Phlebotomy. If the school cancels
the class, full refund will be made to the
student. If a student withdrawals prior to
the first class session, then a full refund will
be made to the student.
If the student attends the first day and gets
his/her books and then officially withdrawals,
the student will be responsible for the cost
of the book and will receive a full refund
on tuition.
No refunds will be made on tuition after
the first date of class. For EMT Basic and
FULL-TIME PROGRAMS – QUICK LOOK
Program Name
EMT Advanced and Fire Fighter I & II, no
refunds will be given after the specified
time period in the Adult Student Consumer
Handbook program addendum or policy.
Part-time Computer Class
Refund Policy
Payment must be made prior to the first
session. If the school cancels the class, then
full refund will be made to the student.
No refunds will be given within three
days of the start date of a class. If student
notifies the school within this time frame,
he/she may transfer for another session of
the class, if available.
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FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
To qualify for federal financial aid,
a student must have a high school
diploma or a GED diploma and be
enrolled in an eligible program.
Financial aid eligibility is based
on need, which is determined by
completing the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
The most common types of federal
financial aid are the Pell Grant and
Stafford Loan. Contact the Financial
Aid Office for a FAFSA application or
apply online at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Senior Citizen Discounts
Present your Golden Buckeye Card
at the time of registration and
receive a 10% tuition-only* discount
on any full-time adult education
program. For part-time programs,
seniors receive a 10% discount from
the published class fee, except for
already-discounted classes.
Pell Grant
ABLE/GED Scholarship
Students enrolling in a full-time
program of at least 600 clock
hours may qualify for the Federal
Pell Grant. Yearly award amounts
can range from $602 to $5,730
depending on need (as determined
by the FAFSA) and the length of the
academic program.
GED recipients who have earned
their GED within the past 12
months qualify for a 10% tuitiononly* discount on any full-time
adult education program. Proof of
your GED is required at the time of
program acceptance to qualify for
this scholarship.
Stafford Loan
Recent High School
Graduate Scholarships
Students who are enrolled in 600+
clock hour programs may qualify
for a Stafford Loan. Loan amounts
vary depending on the length of
the academic program. Repayment
begins six months after the student
graduates or leaves school.
For more information about the
Stafford Loan application process,
please contact the Financial Aid Office.
Other financial aid options may be
available. Some students may be
eligible for Workforce Investment
Act (WIA) or Trade Adjustment
Assistance (TAA) benefits through
the area ONE STOP centers, Veterans
Benefits and Bureau of Vocational
Rehabilitation funding for people
with disabilities.
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Contact the Financial Aid Office at
(740) 455-3111 or 1-800-832-7545
for further information on financial
aid.
For students who have recently
graduated from one of 18 local
high schools, each school annually
awards one (1) $1,000 scholarship or
two (2) $500 scholarships, which are
good toward any adult education
full-time program (600 clock hours
or more). Contact us or your high
school guidance counselor for
details.
*The cost of materials, assessments,
tools and other fees are not
discounted.
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Free Career Assessment
ABLE/GED
FREE No Obligation Career Assessment
Are you looking for a change in your career or just
not sure what direction to go for your future?
If so, Mid-East CTC - Adult Education invites you to
take the FREE Career Scope Interest Assessment.
Meet with our Career Counselor and learn where
your interests and abilities intersect, and set a
course for your career planning.
With your personal Career Scope results, you can
decide what education or training is best for you!
Call (740) 455-3111 to schedule your FREE Career Scope!
ABLE/GED
The Adult Basic and Literacy Education program provides adults with a
second chance to master basic skills. This program is available FREE to area
adults who want to:
•Improve basic reading, writing and math skills to
get or keep a job
•Meet entrance requirements for college or continuing
education courses
•Prepare for the GED, a nationally recognized test for
the Ohio High School Equivalency Diploma
ABLE teachers are all licensed by the Ohio Department of Education.
Topics covered include:
•Reasoning through Language Arts: Reading comprehension of a variety of
texts; Analysis of Arguments and Use of Evidence; Development of Ideas
and Structure; Clarity and Command of Standard English Conventions
•Mathematical Reasoning: Problem Solving and Reasoning; Number Sense
Concepts; Data Analysis and Probability; Algebra; Geometry and Measurement
•Science: Life Science; Physical Science; Earth and Space Science
•Social Studies; Civics and Government; United States History; Economics;
Geography and the World
Not ready to test yet? Students must register for and attend orientation
before beginning classwork.
Visit any of our free classes in the following counties:
• Belmont
• Morgan
• Guernsey
• Muskingum
• Harrison
• Noble
• Monroe
• Washington
More information is available at www.mideastctc.org/able or call
1-800-350-1242 or (740) 454-7242.
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Administrative Assistant
Seeking a career in the Administrative
Assistant program at Mid-East CTC Adult Education can help you prepare
for the role of the office professional
in today’s workplace. As technology
continues to expand in offices,
the role of the office professional
has greatly evolved. We strive to
maintain our training in the latest
software available. The course of
study in our program will give
students the necessary training
needed to succeed in today’s office
environment.
Microsoft Office plays a huge role
in the business world today and
students will gain experience in all
aspects of this program in addition
to many other software programs.
This program is unique because:
• Students will learn the computer
programs through challenging
hands-on projects
• Students will be challenged
with comprehensive fundamental
business skills
• Students will also engage in a
meaningful internship throughout
the program
Students:
• Must have good organizational
skills and be able to work well
with others
Course of Study Includes:
•IC 3 Certification
•Microsoft Office 2013: Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Access, Outlook and
Publisher
• Graphics Editing
• QuickBooks and Basic Accounting
• Written and Interpersonal
Communications
• Critical Thinking/Problem Solving
• Skill Building for Typing Speed
• Office Procedures and Theory
• Basic Business Math w/Excel
•Google Docs
900 hrs
approx. 30 weeks
Sept 2, 2014 – Apr 21, 2015 or
Jan 5, 2015 – Aug 24, 2015 or
May 4, 2015 – Dec 17, 2015
Mon – Fri 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Tuition/Fees:$6,320
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATIONS IN:
•IC 3 Certification
•First Aid/CPR/AED (ASHI)
•OPAC — Office Proficiency
Assessment & Certification
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Advance to College
See page 22-23 for college credit
transfer details.
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Building Construction & Remodeling
• Hand & Power Tools
• Basic Carpentry
• Concrete Form/Finish
• Bobcat/Backhoe/Forklift/Trencher
• First Aid/CPR
• Ladders/Scaffold
• Intro to Electricity
•Intro to Plumbing
•Scissor Lift
• Measuring & Construction Math
• Blueprint Reading
• Site Layout
• Employability Skills
• Class A CDL
720 hrs
32 weeks
Sept 2, 2014 – Apr 20, 2015
Mon – Thur
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuition/Fees:$8,632
Includes books, tools, materials and
NCCER Certification exams. The NCCER
curriculum is recognized by the U.S.
Department of Labor.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING
This program is designed to train
students for entry-level employment
in residential or commercial
construction, remodeling and/or
building maintenance. This unique
course blends curriculum prepared by
the National Center for Construction
Education and Research (NCCER),
OSHA and our professional trades
Includes:
instructors. The program combines
CLASS
A
classroom and hands-on instruction
CDL
to prepare students for success in
the work environment. The State
of Ohio has indicated that job
Students:
opportunities in construction will be • Receive a basic tool kit for
good for those with the appropriate entry-level employment, which
training and skills.
they keep upon successful
completion of the program
Course of Study includes:
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•OSHA 10-Hour
• First Aid/CPR/AED (ASHI)
• NCCER Core Curriculum
•NCCER Carpentry Level 1
• Class A CDL
OSHA 10- or 30-Hour
Safety Training Certification
and Forklift Training
For class schedule and rates, call
Kevin Melick at (740) 455-3111.
Advance to College
See page 22-23 for college credit
transfer details.
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COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY
Commercial & Residential Electricity
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This program provides training for
students who wish to prepare for
jobs in the residential and commercial
electrical field. A combination of
lab and classroom activities provides
the experience and knowledge to
help you gain an entry-level position
in this growing career field.
Course of Study Includes:
• Electrical Safety
• National Electric Code
• Switches & Wireways
• Electrical Measurements
• Conductors & Grounding
• DC & AC Circuits
• Blueprint Reading
• Load Calculations
• Circuit Breakers & Fuses
• Overcurrent Protection
• Motor Maintenance
• Conduit Bending/Installation
• Lighting Applications & Controls
• Arc Flash
• Lockout/Tagout
Students:
• Should be in good health with
average physical strength, agility
and dexterity
• Need good color vision to identify
electrical wires by color
720 hrs
38 weeks
Sept 2, 2014 – June 2, 2015
Mon – Thur
4:30 – 9:30 PM
Tuition/Fees:$8,634
Books, tools, testing fees and
materials included.
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•NCCER Core
•NCCER Electricity I and II
•OSHA 10-Hour
• First Aid/CPR/AED (ASHI)
Advance to College
See page 22-23 for college credit
transfer details.
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Heating & Air Conditioning
Course of Study Includes:
• Basic Electricity
• Heating & Cooling Systems
• Diagrams & Schematics
• Refrigerant Recovery/Recycling
• Soldering & Brazing
• Sheet Metal
• Troubleshooting
600 hrs
32 weeks
Sept 2, 2014 – April 20, 2015
Mon – Thur
4:30 – 9:30 PM
Tuition/Fees:$6,136
Books, materials, tools and one
test for each certification exam are
included.
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•410A Safety Training and
Certification for Technicians
(ESCOR410A100)
• EPA 608 Universal Certification
•OSHA 10-Hour
• First Aid/CPR/AED (ASHI)
Advance to College
See page 22-23 for college credit
transfer details.
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HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
There will always be the need for
people with the technical skills to
install and maintain environmental
systems. The Heating & Air
Conditioning Program gives students
the experience needed to perform
installation, service and repair work
on light residential and light
commercial heating and cooling
equipment.
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
Heavy Equipment Operator
Includes:
CLASS A
CDL
With growth in the Energy Industry
and regional infrastructure projects,
demand for equipment operators
and Class A CDL drivers is very high.
The job outlook through 2018 for
East Central Ohio forecast Heavy
Equipment Operator as one of the
top five fastest-growth occupations.
The fast-paced 19-week program
blends classroom and hands-on
training along with the opportunity
for an externship placement with
approved contractors.
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
• OSHA 10-Hour
•SafeLandUSA Rig Pass To Go
•NCCER CORE
•NCCER Heavy Equipment
Operator Level 1
•Class A CDL
• First Aid/CPR/AED (ASHI)
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Course of Study:
Hands-On Equipment Operation of:
•Excavator
•Loader
•Dozer
•Backhoe
•Tractor
•Dump Truck
•Skid Steer
•Rough Terrain and Industrial
Forklift
720 hrs
23 weeks
Sept 18, 2014 – Mar 2, 2015 or
Jan 8, 2015 – June 8, 2015 or
Apr 23, 2015 – Sept 21, 2015
Mon – Fri
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuition/Fees:$11,950
Includes tuition, materials, PPE,
all certification tests and fees.
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Multi-Craft Industrial Technology
Course of Study Includes:
• OSHA Safety
• Technical Math
• Blueprint Reading
• Technical Sketching
• Single Phase Circuits
• AC Motor Controls
• Machine Control Systems
• Metallurgy
• Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)
• Programmable Logic
Controllers (PLC)
• Analog/Digital Electronics
• Integrated Circuits/Microprocessors
• Welding
• Industrial Mechanics (belt drives,
chain drives, gear drives, bearings,
shafts and couplings)
• NCCER Solar Photovoltaics
900 hrs
47 weeks
Sept 2, 2014 – Aug 11, 2015 or
Jan 5, 2015 – Dec 17, 2015
Mon – Thur
4:30 – 9:30 PM
Tuition/Fees:$9,990
Includes tuition, testing fees,
books and tool kit.
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•NCCER Core
•OSHA 10-Hour
•NCCER Electricity I
•NCCER Industrial Maintenance
•First Aid/CPR/AED (ASHI)
•SafeLandUSA Rig Pass To Go
MULTI-CRAFT INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
American industry is not dead!
In fact, great-paying jobs await
those who have the technical skills
needed by today’s manufacturers.
The Multi-Craft Industrial Technology
Program will provide the student
with the skills to obtain an entrylevel position as a commercial
and industrial worker. This unique
course blends curriculum prepared
by the National Center for
Construction Education and Research
(NCCER), OSHA and our professional
trades instructors. A combination of
lab and classroom activities provides
the experience and knowledge to
help obtain a high-paying career.
Advance to College
See page 22-23 for college credit
transfer details.
Multi-Craft Industrial Technology Modular Classes
Parts of this program are available throughout the year in 40-hour
modular classes. Call for availability. Seating is limited. $425 each class.
• AC Controls • Machine Controls • PLC Basic 1 • PLC 2 • PLC 3 • PLC 4
• PLC 5 • VFD Basic • VFD Advanced • Welding I (Electrode-Stick Welding)
• Pneumatics/Hydraulics • Mechanics I (Belt Drives)
• Mechanics II (Gears/Chain Drives)
• Mechanics III (Bearings, Shafts, Couplings, Lubrication)
• HVAC Troubleshooting I
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MULTI-SKILLED TECHNICIAN
Multi-Skilled Technician
Developed in partnership with
Genesis Healthcare, the MST Program
is designed to prepare the student
to serve the technical needs of health
providers. Successful completion of
the program will enable persons to
provide basic, direct and/or indirect
patient care and perform various
procedures (including venipuncture,
EKGs, sterile procedures and related
services) necessary to the care and
needs of patients/customers,
including clerical duties and other
department functions as directed.
Course of Study Includes:
• Home Health Aide
• First Aid/CPR
• Phlebotomy
• Basic Cardiac Rhythm Analysis (EKG)
• Computer Skills
• Unit Coordinator
• Clinical Preceptorship
• Pharmacy Tech
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800 hrs 36 weeks
Sept 2, 2014 – June, 2015
Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Tuition/Fees: $6,296
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•State Tested Nurse Assistant
(STNA)
•National Certification Home
Health Aide
• BLS for HealthCare Provider – AHA
•Phlebotomy
•Pharmacy Tech
Advance to College
See page 22-23 for college credit
transfer details.
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Paramedic Training
PARAMEDIC TRAINING
This program is for Certified
Emergency Medical Technicians
(EMTs) who want to upgrade
their certification to Paramedic. It
is delivered in cooperation with
area hospitals and life squads and
follows the U.S. Department of
Transportation’s National Standard
of Training Program.
1,000 hrs
48 weeks
July 8, 2014 – June 25, 2015
Tue & Thur
6:00 – 10:00 PM
and some weekend classes
Tuition/Fees:$6,108
Application Fee:
$75
Books, National Registry test and
materials included.
For more information, contact the
Public Safety Coordinator, Paula
Moore, at (740) 455-3111, Ext. 328.
State of Ohio Accreditation
Number: 321
Course of Study Includes:
• Anatomy & Physiology
• Disaster Planning
• Ambulance Design
• Care of Coronary Patients
• Intravenous Therapy
• Special Rescue Systems
Students:
• Must have passed EMT National
Registry Exam
• Must have clear BCI/FBI
background check and TB test
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
• Paramedic National Registry Exam
Advance to College
See page 22-23 for college credit
transfer details.
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POWER LINEMAN
Power Lineman
Includes:
CLASS A
CDL
Mid-East CTC - Adult Education,
in partnership with American
Electric Power, now offers Class D
Power Lineman training. This is a
900-hour course designed to prepare
students for the lineman profession.
During this course of study, students
participating in the program will
receive Class A Commercial Driver’s
License truck driver training and
will also have the opportunity to
showcase their skills to potential
employers during a skills
demonstration week.
Course of Study includes:
• OSHA Safety
• First Aid/CPR
• Climb and set poles
• Operate bucket and digger
derricks
• String primary and secondary wire
as well as service drops
• Hang cross arms
• Perform hurt man rescue from the
pole and the bucket truck
• Understand basic electricity
• Understand transformer theory
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• Perform the functions of a ground
worker
• Recognize tools and their
functions
• Class A CDL
Inquiries Jan 5, 2015 – March 14,
2015 – Orientation will be held
March 14, 2015, pre-assessments
will be done in March and April
for the class beginning July 2015.
900 hrs
39 weeks
July 14, 2014 – April 22, 2015
Mon – Thur
4:30 – 10:00 PM
Tuition/Fees:$10,718
Includes tuition, materials, tool kit,
and fees.
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•Class D Power Lineman
•OSHA 10-Hour
• First Aid/CPR/AED (ASHI)
•Class A CDL
• NCCER - PowerLine Worker Level 1
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Practical Nursing
PRACTICAL NURSING
The Practical Nursing program
provides the knowledge and skills
necessary to become a Licensed
Practical Nurse (LPN). Through a
combination of classroom and lab
instruction as well as clinical duty,
your training will prepare you
for employment in a number of
medical settings.
Course of Study Includes:
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Nutrition and Diet Therapy
• IV Therapy
• Pharmacology
• Growth and Development
• Medical and Surgical Nursing
• Obstetric and Pediatric Nursing
• Geriatric Nursing
Students:
• Must pass a pre-entrance exam
and personal interview
•Must have a STNA License or
provide a copy of your Certification
of Completion of the Ohio
approved course of 75 hours
or greater.
1,000 hrs
40 weeks
Aug 25, 2015 – June, 2016
Mon – Fri 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Tuition/Fees:
$10,408
$75 application fee for pre-test
Advance to College
Receive 30% or more of your
college credits toward becoming a
Registered Nurse or Healthcare
Administrator. See page 22-23 for
college credit transfer details.
Includes tuition, books, fees and
supplies.
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
• National Council Licensure
Examination (NCLEX)
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
December 2014 –
mid March 2015
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WELDING
Welding
With the resurgence of the oil
and gas industry in our region,
there will be a great need for
welders for pipeline collection,
distribution, processing (cracking)
plants, and facility construction.
The average Ohio wage for
welders is $34,000/year, with highly
skilled welders making over twice
that amount! Hobart Welding
curriculum will be used to achieve
American Welding Society (AWS)
certifications.
Course of Study Includes:
•OSHA 10-Hour
•NCCER CORE
•SafelandUSA Rig Pass to Go
•Flux Core
•Thermal Cutting
•Blueprint Reading for Welders
•Basic and Advanced Stick Welding
•Pipe Uphill and Downhill Welding
•Basic MIG
•Pipe MIG
•Basic TIG
16
720 hrs
38 weeks
Sep 2, 2014 – June 2, 2015
Mon – Thur
4:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Tuition/Fees:$9,380
Includes tuition, materials, PPE, all
certification tests and fees.
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•OSHA 10-Hour
•SafeLandUSA Rig Pass To Go
• First Aid/CPR/AED (ASHI)
•AWS Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Structural D 1.1
•AWS Shielded Metal Arc Welding
2” Pipe AWS D 1.1
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Part-Time Programs
Nurse Aide (STNA)
Mid-East CTC - Adult Education is
the first school in Ohio certified
by the International Association of
Drilling Contractors (IADC) to offer
SafeLandUSA Rig Pass To Go.
A Nurse Aide is responsible for
providing direct resident care
under the supervision of a Licensed
Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered
Nurse. The Nurse Aide program
provides classroom learning,
laboratory practice and supervised
patient care.
With the coming Utica Shale play
in Ohio, there are tremendous
opportunities to grow your business.
All vendors and contractors working
in the industry will need to have
safety training. SafeLandUSA Rig Pass
To Go is your oil and gas industry
safety solution!
Open enrollment classes are
scheduled at 920 Moxahala Avenue,
Zanesville, OH 43701, or call to arrange
customized safety training at your
location.
Photo ID must be presented at the
beginning of class.
Public Cost: $150 per person,
includes SafeLandUSA ID Card
Chamber of Commerce member in
the Mid-East service area cost: $125
All classes 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Classes are offered continuously.
Call for the next available class.
Course of Study Includes:
• Basic Nursing Care
• Skeletal and Muscular Systems
• Digestive System
• Nervous System
• Developmental Disabilities
• Infection Control
• Safety
• Emergency Procedures
PART-TIME PROGRAMS
SafeLandUSA Rig Pass To Go
Students:
• Must provide a clear BCI
background check upon
acceptance and negative 2-step
TB test prior to class start.
Class size is limited. Register early!
Classes offered year round.
83 hrs
approx. 2 weeks
Mon – Fri
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuition:$525
Books included. Additional fee for exam.
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•State Tested Nursing Assistant
(STNA)
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PART-TIME PROGRAMS
Part-Time Programs
These courses are offered through Condensed Curriculum International, LLC (CCI).
Instructors are employed by them and all credentials received are issued
through CCI.
Pharmacy Technician
Train for a career as a Pharmacy
Technician. Strong math skills are
required. Books included. Additional
fee for certification exam.
70 hrs
New dates TBD
Mon & Wed
6:00 – 9:30 PM
Tuition:$1,000
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•Pharmacy Technician Certification
Board (PTCB)
The State of Ohio recognizes this
Certification to be employed as a
Pharmacy Technician.
Phlebotomy Technician
Phlebotomists draw blood from
patients for testing purposes.
Classroom and lab work includes
terminology, A and P, blood
collection procedures, hands-on
practice, puncture methods, and
clinical blood draws. Books included.
Additional fee for certification exam.
90 hrs
New dates TBD
Tue & Thur
6:00 – 9:30 PM
Some Saturdays 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Tuition:$1,600
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
•National Healthcare Association
(NHA) Phlebotomy Technician
Certification (PTC)
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Computer Classes
Digital Photography
Welcome to the World of Computers
In this 12-hour class, students will cover
basic computer concepts, Windows 7,
basic Word 2010, the Web, and Email
basics. This class is for the student
who knows a “little” or nothing
about the computer and Windows 7.
Digital Imaging Basics
This class will help you understand your
camera settings and offers photography
tips, downloading help and more.
12 hrs $92
Keyboarding
20 hrs $99
Computer classes are offered year
round. Please call for start dates.
Microsoft Office Classes
Each class is scheduled for 6 hours
(usually 2 – 3 hour sessions) and cost
$80 per class which includes a book.
Each level is a separate class. Word
and Excel are our most popular classes.
A short description of each of the
levels in these classes follows. If you
would like complete descriptions of
Access or PowerPoint class, check out
our website under computer classes.
Word – Word Processing software
Level 1: Topics introduced include the
Ribbon interface, working with text,
printing, using proofreading tools,
creating bulleted and numbered lists
and more.
Level 2: Topics introduced include
newsletter columns, WordArt and clip
art, document themes, styles, picture
editing, Mail Merge, footnotes and
endnotes, headers and footers,
templates, tables of contents and
indexes, and more.
Level 3: This is an advanced course
that will challenge students. Topics
introduced Track Changes, macros,
digital signatures, customization
options, and more.
6 hrs
$60
Photoshop Elements
These classes will help students learn
how to organize, edit, and enhance
your digital photos. We cover
everything from the basic skills to
the advanced skills. We offer Basic,
Intermediate and Advanced classes.
12 hrs
COMPUTER CLASSES
Basic Computer Classes
$92 each level
Excel – Spreadsheet software
Level 1: Topics introduced include
the Ribbon interface; entering
and editing data; selecting cells
and ranges; printing worksheets;
creating formulas and functions;
formatting cell contents; inserting
and deleting columns, rows, and
cells; charts; and more.
Level 2: Topics introduced include
large worksheets and workbooks;
tables; outlines; inserting clip art,
pictures and SmartArt; templates;
digital signatures; and more.
Level 3: Topics introduced include
PivotTables and macros, financial
functions, data analysis, auditing
and additional functions, advanced
formatting and analysis tools,
collaboration, and more.
Access – Database software
Complete outlines are online.
Level 1 – Basic
Level 2 – Intermediate
Level 3 – Advanced
PowerPoint – Presentation software
Complete outlines are online.
Level 1 – Basic
Level 2 – Intermediate
Level 3 – Advanced
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FIRE SERVICE & PUBLIC SAFETY
Fire Service & Public Safety
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Mid-East CTC - Adult Education
is one of the largest providers
of public safety and fire service
training in the region. Each year,
approximately 1,000 people receive
initial and refresher training from
our highly qualified instructors.
Earn a Fire Service Program of
Technical Science in partnership
with Zane State College.
Coming Soon: Fire Officer I & II and
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Programs offered include:
Fire Training
Volunteer Fire
36 hrs
Firefighter I
160 hrs
FF1 Transition 124 hrs
Firefighter I & II 288 hrs
Firefighter II
128 hrs
Fire/EMS Instructor 72 hrs
Course
Emergency Vehicle
Operations
16 hrs
Rope Rescue 1 40 hrs
Rope Rescue 2
40 hrs Auto Extraction 8 hrs
Cert. Safety
Inspector
80 hrs
Water Rescue
Operations
40 hrs
Water Rescue Tech 40 hrs
$430
$970
$920
$1,720
$870
$490
$35
$380
$380
$35
$490
$380
$380
Public Safety
Emergency Medical
Responder
48 hrs
$500
Emergency Medical
Responder Refresher16 hrs
$165
EMT 150 hrs $1,170
EMT Refresher
30 hrs
$260
Advanced EMT
200 hrs $1,640
Advanced EMT
Refresher 40 hrs
$320
Paramedic
Refresher*
48 hrs
$385
First Aid 4 hrs
$45
CPR/AED 4 hrs
$45
CPR Pro
4 hrs
$45
First Aid/BBP
6 hrs
$80
Bloodborne
Pathogens (BBP) 2 hrs
$35
Daycare Provider
Training
9 hrs
$100
Advanced Cardiac
Life Support (ACLS) 16 hrs
$175
ACLS Refresher
8 hrs
$95
Pediatric Advanced
Life Support (PALS)16 hrs
$175
PALS Refresher
8 hrs
$95
PHTLS
Coming Fall 2013
*See page 13, Paramedic Training.
Blended Learning
Blended learning combines the
convenience of online learning with
a practical skills session in order to
meet both knowledge and skill
objectives for learners. The following
are available as blended learning
courses.
ACLS $90
CPR/AED $45
CPR Pro $45
First Aid $45
Bloodborne Pathogens $35
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Emergency Medical Technician
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
Emergency Medical Technician
training is designed for people
interested in the care and
transportation of patients in
emergency vehicles. The course
contains class work and clinical
experience. Learn how to operate
an ambulance, transport and care
for patients and how to determine
the nature and extent of illness or
injury.
Students:
• Must be at least 18 years of age or
17 and a Senior in High School
• Must be physically fit
• Must be of good moral character,
with no criminal record
Course of Study Includes:
• Patient Assessment
• Medical Emergencies
• Trauma
• Anatomy
• Lifting and Moving Patients
• Auto Extrication
• Communications
• Poisonings
150 hrs
18 weeks
Classes start in Aug, Jan and May
Tue & Thur
6:00 – 10:00 PM
+ some weekends
Tuition/Fees:$1,170
Earn College Credit
while taking Firefighter
and Public Safety training
at Mid-East CTC - Adult
Education.
See page 22-23 for college credit
transfer details.
Books and materials included.
Payment is due at start of class.
For more information, contact
the Public Safety Coordinator, Paula
Moore, at (740) 455-3111, Ext. 328.
State of Ohio Accreditation
Number: 321
PREPARE TO EARN CERTIFICATION IN:
• EMT National Registry Exam
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EARN COLLEGE CREDIT
Earn College Credit While Attending
Over the past five (5) years, Mid-East CTC-Adult Education has worked
our students to qualify for college credits. The following matrix shows
the cost that our students paid for Adult Education training was less
Adult
Program
Administrative Assistant (AA)
Building Construction & Remodeling (BCR)
Heating & Air Conditioning (HAC)
Multi-Craft Industrial Technology (MIT)
Power Lineman
College Credits
24 Semester Credit Hours
Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Management
20 Semester Credit Hours
Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Management
20 Semester Credit Hours
Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Management
24 Semester Credit Hours
Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Management
Franklin Articulation Under Review
Commercial/Residential Electricity
Practical Nursing (PN)
Multi-Skilled Technician (MST)
20 Semester Credit Hours AND
Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Management
24 Semester Credit Hours
Bachelor’s Degree in Health Care Management
21 Semester Credit Hours
Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Management
24 Semester Credit Hours
Paramedic
Bachelor’s Degree in Public Safety Management
Firefighting II
EMT Basic
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Heavy Equipment Operator
Franklin Articulation Under Review
Welding
Franklin Articulation Under Review
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Mid-East CTC - Adult Education!
College Credits
State-Wide Career Tech College
Transfer Credits (CT2)*
19 Semester Credit Hours toward Admin.
Office Asst. (AOA)
20 Semester Credit Hours toward Business
Microcomputer Apps (BMC)
EARN COLLEGE CREDIT
very hard to upgrade our curriculum and student outcome to position
what college transfer credits our students can earn. In many cases,
than the value of the college transfer credits. What a great value!
19 Semester Credit Hours toward Industrial
Maintenance Technology (IMET)
30% of nursing credits for any state-funded
Registered Nursing program in Ohio
30 semester hours for any state-funded related
public safety program in Ohio
10 semester hours for any state-funded related
fire/public safety program in Ohio
7 semester hours for any state-funded public
safety program in Ohio
*CT2 Legislation directs the Ohio Board of Regents to work collaboratively with the Ohio Department of Education,
public adult and secondary career technical education, and state-supported institutions or higher education to establish
criteria, policies, and procedures to transfer agreed-upon technical courses from one system to another. Adult Education
staff can provide current information on the status of CT2 college transfer credits.
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SKILL TRAINING CLASSES
Mid-East Professional
Certification and Testing Center
Earning certification is one of the best things you can do for your
career. It proves that you are knowledgeable in the area in which
you are certified. Most business and industry-based certifications are
available through our center.
Visit our website www.mideastadulted.org and click on the Testing
Center button from the Adult Education page to find out more about
the exams available through these organizations and links to their sites
to register for exams. The Testing Center is located at the Rufus-Putnam
Campus, 920 Moxahala Ave, Zanesville, Ohio.
Our Professional Certification and Testing Center is authorized to offer
exams from the following sponsors, as well as many others. Please call us
to determine if we can help you with your certification testing needs.
Pearson VUE — Delivers exams for National Registry of
Emergency Medical Technicians, Cisco, CompTIA, IBM,
Novell, HDI, The American College, Ohio Department of
Insurance, and many other sponsors.
NOW OFFERING GED TESTING!
NCCT — National Center for Competency Testing certifications
available at Mid-East CTC - Adult Education include Medical Office
Assistant, Insurance and Coding, and other allied health professions.
Certiport — Offers IC 3 and Microsoft Office 2010 &
2013 exams.
NATE — North American Technician Excellence is an
international non-profit testing and certification organization
for the purpose of recognizing and promoting technician exams
and to familiarize in the installation and service of heating,
cooling and refrigeration systems.
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S
P
D
Student Performance Data
Mid-East Adult Education is very proud of our student performance
statistics. By presenting this data, we hope to provide prospective students
with information to make the best education/training decision possible.
Mid-East is committed to improving student completion rates, skill
attainment and job placement each year. We are committed to our
students’ success and their Gainful Employment.
Student Program
Completion
Program
Industry Credentials/
Licensure Earned
Job Placement
11
12
13
11
12
13
11
12
13
Administrative Assistant
94%
81%
75%
100%
100%
100%
69%
82%
77%
Building Construction
75%
-
--
100%
-
--
67%
-
--
---
100%
92%
---
100%
100%
---
73%
55%
HVAC
94%
82%
93%
100%
100%
100%
67%
50%
50%
Multi-Craft Indust. Tech
100%
54%
63%
100%
100%
100%
80%
71%
80%
Multi-Skilled Technician
77%
71%
83%
100%
100%
100%
81%
88%
70%
Paramedic
71%
56%
61%
70%
86%
91%
100%
100%
100%
Power Lineman
89%
100%
94%
100%
100%
100%
94%
95%
100%
Practical Nursing
62%
49%
61%
95%
90%
100%
95%
75%
83%
Student
Performance
Data
C & R Electricity
STUDENT PERFORMANCE DATA
Mid-East CTC - Adult Education
Student Performance – 2011 to 2013
--program not offered this year
**New programs for the 2013-2014 school year are Heavy Equipment Operator and Welding.
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SERVICES FOR BUSINESS & INDUSTRY
Services for Business & Industry
Work Readiness
WorkKeys Career Readiness Credential
WorkKeys, ACT’s workplace assessment tool, is the gold
standard in skills testing.Thousands of companies worldwide
use WorkKeys. WorkKeys uses the same scale to score tests
and measure job skills, so you can make quick comparisons between a
person’s skill level and the job requirements. The National Career Readiness
Certificate™ is based on the WorkKeys job skills assessment system.
Call (740) 455-3111 for more information or to register.
Certificate Levels
Certificate
Individuals who score at certain levels Gold
on three WorkKeys assessments —
Silver
Applied Mathematics, Reading for
Bronze
Information, and Locating Information
— will qualify for a certificate. Call
(740) 455-3111 for more information
or to register.
WorkKeys Scores
5s and above
4s and above
3s and above
Safety Training
American Health & Safety Institute (AHSI)
Safety Training for Business & Industry
Mid-East CTC - Adult Education can provide high-quality, affordable
training to your business, childcare center, or agency.
Our training can be delivered at your site! These classes can be done in the
classroom through Blended Learning.
Call Paula Moore today at (740) 455-3111 to arrange a class or to customize
your training program.
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First Aid
4 Hours
$65/person
CPR/AED
4 Hours
$45/person
First Aid/CPR/AED
8 Hours
$90/person
Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP)
2 Hours
$35/person
First Aid/BBP
6 Hours
$80/person
AHSI First Responder
(non-Ohio certified)
40 Hours
$500/person
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Services for Business & Industry
Keep Your Organization Competitive!
Adult Education at Mid-East CTC is dedicated to the development of a
more highly skilled workforce in our area. Success in today’s business and
industry demands higher levels of skills from all levels of employees.
Customized training is skill and workforce training tailored to your exact
needs. Our consultants can develop a training program just for you. It is
the training you need, at the time you need it, and at an affordable price!
Benefits of Customized Training:
• Choose only what your company needs
• Combine topics specific to your business
• Affordable cost (little or no travel expense)
• Can be delivered on your site or in our
classroom (most topics)
• Results in happier, more productive,
motivated employees
Construction & General Industry Safety
Mid-East CTC - Adult Education has Industry certified experts who can
deliver the services and training you need to remain compliant in the
ever-evolving construction and general industry health and safety climate.
SERVICES FOR BUSINESS & INDUSTRY
Customized Training
Individual rates are listed in the table below with discounted group prices
available for your business. In addition Mid-East CTC - Adult Education now
offers consultative and training services for Arc Flash, Lockout/Tagout and
other safety-related topics.
Call Kevin Melick or Dan Marion at (740) 455-3111 today to schedule a class
or to request a quote for our customized training and consultative services.
OSHA 10 Hour Construction or General Industry
10 Hours
$150/person
OSHA 30 Hour Construction or General Industry
30 Hours
$450/person
Industrial Forklift Training
3 Hours
$50/person
SafelandUSA Rig Pass to Go (IADC)
8 Hours
$250/person
Call (740) 455-3111 and talk to our Customized Consultants today
to schedule your consultation and/or training.
Sue Gibson: Computer & Office Skills
Paula Moore: Public Safety
Kevin Melick: Construction & OSHA
Dan Marion: Safeland & Industrial
Call Us Today!
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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS
High School Programs
Serving 13 associate school districts
and other private and parochial
schools in Muskingum, Perry,
Guernsey, and Noble Counties, our
Zanesville and Buffalo (Guernsey
County) campuses allow secondary
students to choose from over 30
career and technical programs. These
programs are organized into six
career cluster areas:
• Arts and Communications
• Business and Management
• Environment and Agricultural
Systems
•Construction/Manufacturing/
Transportation
• Health Services
• Human Resources/Services
While attending Mid-East, students
learn skills to become competent
in specific program areas,
preparing them to go into a career
immediately upon graduation or
to become scholarship-eligible as
they head for college. These skills
are learned in the lab, shop, or on
the job. Mid-East provides students
with academic classes required for
graduation, and students also earn
high school diplomas from their
home high schools. Applications are
accepted until the start of school.
Contact Student Services if you are
interested in applying. To emphasize
the district’s dedication to strong
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academics, state-of-the-art facilities
and highly qualified instructors,
Mid-East has articulation agreements
with several two- and four-year
colleges and universities. These
articulation agreements give our
students an edge over traditional
high school students by allowing
them to receive college credits for
coursework completed at Mid-East CTC.
Eight out of ten Mid-East graduates
obtain employment in well-paying
jobs with over 40% going on to
college.
Area sophomores are invited to visit
our campuses in November during
“Sophomore Experience” days.
Beginning in December, students
and parents can attend our open
houses and begin the application
process. For a full list of course
offerings or an application,
visit us on the web at
www.mideastadulted.org or call
(740) 454-0101 or 1-800-551-1548.
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How To Find Us
HOW TO FIND US
77
Zanesville
Exit 154
Cambridge
Exit 155
Exit 157
70
Sunrise
Shopping
Center
93
Zanesville Greenwood Avenue
40
Vocational Road
Richards Road
70
5th Street
6th
Under
Stre
et
Clay Pike
Chandlersville Road
146
Exit 37
St.
wood
Zanesville Campus
400 Richards Road
Zanesville, Ohio 43701
35
Buffalo
313
Buffalo Campus
57090 Vocational Road
Senecaville, Ohio 43780
Jefferson St.
22
Pierce St.
Muskingum River
Moxahala Ave.
93
60
719
Caldwell
Note: Map is not to scale
Rufus-Putnam Campus
920 Moxahala Ave
Zanesville, Ohio 43701
HIRING INSTRUCTORS:
Now accepting teaching applications for part-time adult career &
technical instructors. If you have a skill, hobby or special talent in any
of our current areas or some area that you would like to share with
others, you might enjoy teaching in our Adult Education programs. If
interested call (740) 455-3111 or 1-800-832-7545.
Mid-East Career and Technology Centers does not discriminate against
any individual for reasons of race, color, creed, religion, age, sex,
disability or national origin.
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ADULT EDUCATION
Mid-East Career & Technology Centers
Adult Education
400 Richards Road
Zanesville, OH 43701
Prepare for
great jobs!
Program includes
Class A CDL.
See page 10!
Heavy Equipment
Operator
High-demand
opportunities
are coming!
See page 16
for this exciting
program.
Welding
The preferred
oil and gas
industry safety
training!
See page 17!
SafeLandUSA
Rig Pass To Go
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