In this 1.5 hour long course, participants will be guided through the process of creating garden spaces that have visual interest in all four seasons. Spring, Summer, Fall, and even winter can be exceptional in your home garden. Participants will leave with new ideas for how to create four season interest and a comprehensive list of plants for each season. Materials fee

 

Every successful person in the workplace utilizes financial information to aid effective decision making. Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers explains the financial concepts and accounting processes used in most businesses and will provide practical techniques that will increase your effectiveness and career. Get a foundation to understand the seven steps in the accounting cycle and use financial information in decision making. Come away with the knowledge to analyze resource allocation and evaluate financial performance. One month; Sharon deFonteny, instructor;  $195

Accounting 1: During this course the student will complete the full accounting cycle for a business set up as a sole proprietorship. In the process they will learn the basics of double-entry record keeping, how to balance debits and credits, prepare profit and loss statements, prepare balance sheets and reconciliations. They will also learn how to define accounting terms, identify accounting practices, analyze transactions, record in and balance journals, prove cash, and post to general journals. Accounting 2: Prepare and analyze work sheets for a service and merchandising business. Plan adjustments for year-end closing. Prepare and analyze financial statements. Prerequisite: Accounting I. You must register in person for this class. Please call SCAE at 490-5145 to schedule a registration appointment.

Other fees (paid later)

• Book Fee - $70.00
• Material Fee - $20.00

Learn to perform inquiries that will be useful to your business or organization, and have the skills necessary to communicate these results through graphs and text that your fellow employees will understand. Whether your business is home-based or a large company, take the guesswork out, and make decisions based on statistically significant information.

 

 

This course offers the student a foundation in algebraic vocabulary and notation. There will be a heavy emphasis on algebraic expressions, and solving/ graphing equations and inequalities.

Pre-req: 80% or higher in Math Applications or appropriate test score.

Other fees (paid later)

• Book Fee - $30.00
• Material Fee - $15.00

This course offers the student a foundation in algebraic vocabulary and notation. There will be a heavy emphasis on algebraic expressions, and solving/ graphing equations and inequalities.

Pre-req: 80% or higher in Math Applications or appropriate test score.

Other fees (paid later)

• Book Fee - $30.00
• Material Fee - $15.00

Includes systems of equations and functions, exponents & polynomials, rational expressions, factoring & quadratic equations.

Prerequisite: Grade of B or higher in Algebra 1 or appropriate score on placement test.

Other fees (paid later)

• Book Fee - $30.00
• Material Fee - $15.00

Develop or participate in conflict mediation processes. Review the growth and application of settlement options in the United States. Focus on both traditional and non-traditional dispute resolution options. Alternative Dispute Resolution (Mediation) is geared for all professionals who are focused on “interest-based bargaining” within government, business and personal disputes and divorce settlement mediation. This course takes the mystery out of settlement processes and focuses on reaching reasonable solutions. Successful graduates of this non-credit course will be awarded a Certificate of Completion from Sanford Community Adult Education. Contact Lisa Blanchette, Employment Skills Certificate Coordinator at blanchette@sanford.org or 207-490-5145.

 

 

Other fees (paid later)

• Book Fee - $40.00