The Engaging Remote Students course prepares educators for the inclusion of students in their classrooms as students may be joining them remotely while others are in the classroom or some are from completely remote environments. The course focuses on learning best practices about remote teaching, extending virtual classrooms and integrating education technology. The content covers video conferencing, distance learning organization, managing student work, developing engaging lessons and meaningful assessments.

September 30, October 7 & October 14.

3:30 p.m. - 5:10 p.m. 

3 Wednesdays – each session 1 hour & 40 minutes. Must attend all 3 sessions for a certificate of completion.

The instructor will provide participants with a certificate of completion and the instructor will provide participants with the Conferences & Institutes, University of Maine’s “CEU” application when the course is completed.

To register, contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474. 

The United Technologies Center Adult Education Clinical Medical Assistant Course will be taught utilizing a blended classroom approach (face to face and distance learning). The course prepares students to become competent entry level Medical Assistants. Subjects covered medical terminology, anatomy/physiology, cardiac monitoring/procedures, phlebotomy, medical law/ethics, and medical office administration/procedures. The course is designed to develop the critical skills needed to perform clinical, laboratory and administrative duties in physician’s offices, hospitals, urgent care facilities and other healthcare agencies. Successful students will participate in the clinical externship provided at one of the many St. Joseph’s Healthcare sites. Upon completion of the classroom and clinical externship, students will be eligible to take the National Certification Exam.

Tuesday & Thursday   4 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.  Course including clinical approximately 38 weeks.   

$3000 CCMA course – payment plan offered.

Contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474 for more information or to request an application. 

Structural Welding I teaches students with little or no welding experience how to correctly and safely use cutting equipment, power tools, and welding equipment operated in shielded metal arc welding, commonly known as stick welding.

Students spend extensive time hands-on in the welding shop. Students will learn how to create multi-pass fillets with E6010 and E7019 electrodes in all positions and on a variety of joint types, with emphasis on creating quality welds.

General shop, personal protection equipment, welding and other equipment safety training will be completed.

Cost includes all welding materials.

Testing for a Welding Certification is not offered at UTC.

WELDING SAFETY APPAREL

All welding students are required to have their own safety glasses, welding cap, welding gloves, welding jacket, welding mask/helmet, and safety boots.

Contact UTC Adult Education adulted@utc4me.org to register or call 207.947.6474. 

The Hybrid Education Professional Development course is to prepare educators for hybrid teaching environments. The objectives of this course include learning best practices about remote teaching, building their virtual classroom and integrating educational technology. The content covers video conferencing, distance learning organization, managing student work, developing engaging lessons and meaningful assessments.

October 17 & October 24.  8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.    

2 Saturdays – 5 hours each session. Must attend both sessions to receive a certificate of completion.

To register, contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474.

The instructor will provide participants with a certificate of completion and the instructor will provide participants with the Conferences & Institutes, University of Maine’s “CEU” application when the course is completed (10 contact hours = 1 CEU). 

The Engaging Remote Students course prepares educators for the inclusion of students in their classrooms as students may be joining them remotely while others are in the classroom or some are from completely remote environments. The course focuses on learning best practices about remote teaching, extending virtual classrooms and integrating education technology. The content covers video conferencing, distance learning organization, managing student work, developing engaging lessons and meaningful assessments.

3 Wednesdays – each session 1 hour & 40 minutes. Must attend all 3 session for a certificate of completion.

November 4, November 18, and December 2, 2020. NO CLASS November 11 & November 25. 

The instructor will provide participants with a certificate of completion and the instructor will provide participants with the Conferences & Institutes, University of Maine’s “CEU” application when the course is completed.

Contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474 to register.