Manor College Continuing Education Summer 2013 Brochure

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700 Fox Chase RoadJenkintown, PA 19046Phone: (215) 884-2218www.manor.edu/coned

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Welcome to the Continuing Education Department at Manor College! We offer non-credit classes and workshops that are accessible, affordable, and convenient. Gain more confidence and sharpen your skills. Whether you seek to augment your career, prepare for a career change, or earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs), Manor’s Continuing Education Department can help! We also design and custom-ize courses for all levels of organizations on site and on our campus. Online training and certificate programs are also available.

Admission to the college is not required for any Continuing Ed classes! Simply register and pay!

Visit www.manor.edu/coned or call (215) 884-2218 for more information.Dr. Judith Berke Mitru Costea, IVDirector of Continuing Education Professional Development [email protected] [email protected](215) 884-2218, ext. 211 (215) 884-2218

Gift certificates are available for all workshops.

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITSManor College offers Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for selected courses and seminars. One CEU is equal to ten contact hours of instruction. Participants will receive a transcript of the CEUs earned. A permanent record is kept by the Continuing Education Department. Participants who do not complete the entire learning activity will be awarded partial CEUs based on the activities completed and the number of hours earned.

ACT 48 Manor College is an approved Pennsylvania Act 48 professional education provider. The State of Pennsylvania requires all certified educators to complete six college credits, six credits of continuing professional education courses, 180 clock hours of continuing professional education or any combination of these credits/hours equivalent to 180 hours related to their professional education assignment, certification every five years. All credit courses offered by Manor College may be considered for Act 48 credits. Selected seminars/workshops such as Civil War and Computer Training may also be considered for Act 48 credit.

Non-Discriminatory Policy—Manor College practices a non-discrimination policy, assuring equal opportunities to all persons, regardless of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age or disability.

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SUMMER 2013 Continuing Education at Manor College

CONTENTS Civil War Institute ................................3Computer Training .............................4,5Computers for Seniors ..........................5Institute of Healthcare Management ...6,7

Academic Refreshers..............................7Real Estate ..............................................8Online Training.....................................9Registration Information......................10 Registration/Inquiry Form ...................11

DIRECTIONSManor College is located 15 miles north of Center City Philadelphia, in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, Eastern Montgomery County. Nearby communities include: Northeast Philadelphia, Abington, Cheltenham, and Huntingdon Valley. Major area roads are: Routes 1, 73, 152, 232, 309, 611 and the PA Turnpike. Manor is also easily accessible by public transportation, via SEPTA Bus Route #28, linking Eastern, Northeastern, North and Central Philadelphia with Lower Montgomery County at Fern Rock (Broad Street subway-Philadelphia) and Torresdale/Cottman Avenues (Philadelphia) stations. The #28 Bus stops at Manor’s driveway. Routes 24 and R8 also service the immediate area.

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Historians and Civil War Buffs: Indulge Your Passion! The Civil War comes to vivid life with diverse and specialized courses that delve deeper than the typical history course that focuses on names, dates and events. Our courses are taught by members of the Delaware Valley Civil War Round Table and are Act 48 approved.

Take courses independently or enroll in the Civil War Certificate program. To earn a certificate, you must take eight courses, four must be core courses. www.manor.edu/coned/civilwar

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*Core Courses **Elective Courses

**Medicine in the Civil War.6 CEUs – 6 hrs – Act 48 approved Explore the work of doctors and nurses who ministered to the sick and wounded before antibiotics and the science of bacteriology existed, when crude sanitation and igno-rance of the dangers of polluted water were deadly. In the Civil War, more soldiers died of disease than of battle wounds. The course will explain how military doctors be-came medical explorers in treating disease, and why there were so many amputations. You will see how the medicine of the day met the horror of the battlefield.

Mondays, June 10, 17, 24 6:30pm - 8:30pm • $69Herb Kaufman, M.Ed., Instructor

**Causes of the Civil War.6 CEUs – 6 hrs – Act 48 approved Understand the factors that led up to America being at war with itself. In the first session, you will learn about the seeds of independence and slavery. The second session will cover topics about the “nul-lification crisis” and the “manifest destiny.” The third and final session will examine “popular sovereignty” and end with “the gathering storm.”

Wednesdays, June 12, 19, 26 6:30pm - 8:30pm • $69Roger Arthur, Instructor

**The Chancellorsville Campaign.6 CEUs – 6 hrs – Act 48 approved Commonly known as Lee’s greatest victory, the Battle of Chancellorsville and its atten-dant campaign was one of the most critical actions in the course of the war. Gen. “Fighting” Joe Hooker, recently appointed commander of the superb Army of Potomac and its overwhelming 130,000 troops, faced Gen. Robert E. Lee and his beleaguered Army of Northern Virginia, reduced to a mere 60,000 men. The campaign was played out in the Fredericksburg, VA area in the tangled wilderness near the cross-roads at the Chancellorsville mansion.

Wednesdays, July 17, 24, 31 6:30pm - 8:30pm • $69Paula Gidjunis, Instructor

**No Peace in the Valley: Legends of the Shenandoah.6 CEUs – 6 hrs – Act 48 approved In Virginia’s tranquil Shenandoah Valley, most residents wanted no part of war. But the Valley’s fertility made it a granary, and its topography made it an avenue of inva-sion, making war inevitable in the Valley. Two generals - the South’s Stonewall Jack-son in 1862 and the North’s Philip Sheri-dan in 1864 - became legendary for the masterful campaigns they fought here. This three-session course concentrates on these campaigns and their impact on the Valley’s residents and the outcome of the Civil War.

Mondays, August 5, 12, 19 6:30pm - 8:30pm • $69Jerry Carrier, Instructor

Registration Instructions on page 10View civil war video clip – visit http://www.manor.edu/coned/civilwar.html and click on “Civil War Video”

“The truth is that I am hooked! I can only hope that Manor College will continue to offer courses on the Civil War so that I can continue to share my passion and

continue to learn.”

Attention Scouts and Scout Leaders! Attend a Civil War presentation/seminar designed exclusively for Scouts, including visual aids and artifacts. Call (215) 884-2218

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Intro to Personal Computers.9 CEUs – 9 hrs – Act 48 approved Discover the world of computers! Learn the basics and background of personal comput-ers and computer terminology, the uses for a computer, essential commands and how to navigate in the Windows Operating Systems. No previous knowledge needed.

Mondays, May 6 - May 20 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $160

Intro to Windows1.2 CEUs – 12 hrs – Act 48 approved Identify Windows elements within the Windows 7 operating system. Topics include starting a program, working with a window, working with files and folders and basic Windows 7 applications. Prerequi-site: Introduction to Personal Computers or equivalent.

Mondays, June 3 - June 24 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $170 Microsoft Word - An Introduction1.2 CEUs – 12 hrs – Act 48 approved Learn how to use the new features in Word 2007; create and edit documents; save, open or close documents; apply formatting op-tions; set tabs and indents; change the view mode; manipulate the text using features such as copy and paste; and preview and then print the document. Prerequisite: Microsoft Windows knowledge and experience.Mondays, July 1 - July 22 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $225 Microsoft Word - Beyond the Basics.9 CEUs – 9 hrs – Act 48 approved Learn how to work with templates, create headers and footers, add hyper links, use research tool and smart tags, create a mail merger, and send a document electronically. Prerequisite: Microsoft Word 2007 - An Introduction.

Mondays, July 29 - August 12 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $180

Microsoft Excel - An Introduction1.2 CEUs – 12 hrs – Act 48 approved Participants will discover how to work with worksheets and workbooks; create, modify and format worksheets; and create formulas. Prerequisite: Microsoft Windows knowledge and experience.

Tuesdays, July 9 - July 306:30pm - 9:30pm • $225

Microsoft Excel - Beyond the Basics.9 CEUs – 9 hrs – Act 48 approved Create formulas and functions, use tem-plates, work with tables to manage data, insert and manage objects, and use Excel with other programs. Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel 2007 - An introduction.

Tuesdays, August 6 - August 206:30pm - 9:30pm • $180

NEW Quickbooks Pro 2012 - An Introduction1.2 CEUs – 12 hrs – Act 48 approved Learn how to create a company file; use the help facility for assistance; and set up vendors, customers, and employee lists, as well as use forms and registers to process transactions. Participants will learn to make journal entries and work with sales, cus-tomer invoices and credit memos.

Wednesdays, July 17 - August 76:30pm - 9:30pm • $225

COMPUTER TRAINING Technology is the key to success!Keep your skills current and make yourself marketable!

Our computer training workshops are taught by VKG Associates, a recognized leader in technology training in the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond for more than 27 years! Participants will be awarded a Certificate of Completion.Software discounts - All Manor students, including workshop students, qualify for the academic discount on select software.

Textbooks purchased the first day of class from the instructor.

“Excellent instructor - makes every class educational and fun.”

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Intro to Personal Computers for Seniors Discover the world of computers! Learn the basics and background of personal computers and computer terminology, the many uses for a computer, essential com-mands and how to navigate in the Windows environment. Instruction is fun, informa-tive and enjoyable. No previous knowledge needed.

Saturdays, May 18 - June 15 (No class on May 25)10:00am - 12:00pm • $75

Intro to Windows 7 for SeniorsIdentify Windows elements within the operating system. Topics include, switching between open windows, accessing programs using the start menu, using the mouse, opening and closing windows applications, and sizing and arranging windows. Pre-requisite: Introduction to Computers or equivalent.

Saturdays, June 22 - July 20(No class on July 6)10:00am - 12:00pm • $75 Internet for SeniorsLearn about hooking up to an Internet provider (MSN, AOL, Comcast, etc.). Learn terminology for the Internet, identify window elements, and use search engines to research information. Explore features of

the World Wide Web, such as chat rooms, downloading information and more. Prerequisite: Knowledge of Windows

Saturdays, July 27 - August 171:00pm - 3:00pm • $75

Introduction to MS Word for SeniorsBy learning this powerful program you can save time with your most difficult word processing assignments. Learn to create a simple document, save a document, print a document, work with text, format text, work with headers and footers, check spell-ing and grammar as you type, use the auto corrections option, and manage your docu-ments. Prerequisite: Knowledge of Windows

Saturdays, July 27 - August 1710:00am -12:00pm • $75

NEW Skype for SeniorsCommunicate with your family and friends that live far away. Learn how to make a live video call to see and hear your loved ones using your computer over the internet. Skype is a free video conferencing software. Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic computer windows, and the Internet.

Saturdays, June 22 - July 20(No class on July 6)1:00pm - 3:00pm • $75

COMPUTERS FOR SENIORS (62 years or older)Learning the computer has never been easier, with courses taught at a comfortable pace in a relaxed, enjoyable and fun environment! Reduced fees for seniors!

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NEW Quickbooks Pro 2012 - Beyond the Basics.9 CEUs – 9 hrs – Act 48 approved Learn how to work with reports, use the loan manager, set up inventory, create an assemble item, set up and use petty cash account, set up credit card accounts, and work with online banking. Prerequisite: QuickBooks Introduction.

Wednesdays, August 14 - August 286:30pm - 9:30pm • $180

Microsoft PowerPoint.9 CEUs – 9 hrs – Act 48 approved Explore the PowerPoint environment and create a new presentation. Format text on slides to enhance clarity, add graphical objects to a presentation and modify slides to present data in a structured form. Prerequisite: Knowledge of Windows.

Thursdays, May 23 - June 66:30pm - 9:30pm • $180

The following computer training workshops are taught by VKG Associates. Participants must be 62 years or older, and will be awarded a certificate of completion. Software discounts - All Manor students, including workshop students, qualify for the academic discount on select software.Textbooks purchased the first day of class from the instructor.

“Wonderful teacher--made class very interesting. Explained everything very clearly. Treated us with respect.”

Visit manor.edu/coned for more information!

Registration Instructions on page 10

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INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENTLooking for a career change? Interested in a better salary? Seeking a more professional position?

Look into our Medical Billing and Coding Tracks Below!Learn real world current practices in medical billing and coding; keep up with the pace of today’s insurance requirements; and increase your efficiency, knowledge, and skills of current medical billing and coding procedures. Train to become a medical biller and prepare for the medical coder’s certi-fication exam at Manor College. We begin with a solid foundation in Medical Terminology/Survey of Anatomy and Physiology necessary for the participant to understand the language of the medical profession. In fact, all employees in the allied health field will benefit from the terminology class.

Medical Billing Track Requirements -Medical Terminology/Survey of A&P Part I -Medical Billing Level I and Level II

Recommended Microsoft Office Computer Skills, see page 4

Medical Coding TrackRequirements -Medical Terminology/Survey of A&P Part I and Part II -Medical Billing Level I only -Medical Coding Level I and Level IIRecommended Microsoft Office Computer Skills, see page 4

“Teachers were great! They taught us real life experience, and helped me working my first job as a coder.”

Registration Instructions on page 10

Medical Terminology/Survey of A&P I Understand basic medical vocabulary including anatomical systems and physical processes. Learn how words are formed and explain terminology in its proper context, which is the structure and function of the human body in health and disease. All per-sonnel in the health field will benefit from this course.

Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 28 – June 27 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $270Nina Grecco, M.S.W., Instructor

Medical Billing I Medical Billing staff facilitates the reim-bursement process by utilizing the appropri-ate documentation from a physician into codes. These codes are submitted to the patient’s medical insurance for payment. The student will be exposed to the various coding tools, as well as understand the entire revenue cycle process, from intake to services provided to appropriate reimbursement. Learn about the CMS-1500 claim form, as well as the accepted standard for electronic claims. In addition, the HIPAA privacy leg-islation will be reviewed in the class. There will be a discussion on fraud and abuse laws and regulations and the NPI enumerator will also be discussed. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology/A&P Part I only.

Tuesdays, July 16 – September 3 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $225Angelo Vacirca, C.P.A.M., Instructor

Medical Coding I Medical Coders facilitate the reimburse-ment process by translating the diagnosis of a patient’s complaint, and the related medical or surgical services into codes. The CPT manual will be used for instruction. A brief description and introduction of ICD-9 and HCPCS will also be introduced. This course will help prepare the student for the Certified Professional Coders (CPC) certification exam, given by the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). Prerequisites: Medical Terminology/A&P Part I and Part II, Medical Billing Level I only.

Mondays & Thursdays, May 20 – July 18(No class May 27, July 1 and July 4) 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $380 (Will include one take-home exam)Bernadette Clemens, C.P.C., Instructor

Medical Coding II This class will focus on diagnosis and ICD-9 procedures, and continued discussion, practice, and application in medical coding in preparation for the Certified Professional Coders (CPC) certification exam, given by the American Academy of Professional Cod-ers (AAPC). It will also prepare the student for real world office practices, advanced coding, workplace scenarios, and operative (op) reports. Focus will be on ICD-9 code set. Prerequisites: Medical Coding Level I, Medical Terminology/A&P Part I and Part II, Medical Billing Level I only.Mondays & Thursdays, July 22 – September 16 (No class Sept. 2) 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $380Niobis Queiro, B.S., RHIA, Instructor

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Spanish for Healthcare Professionals In this healthcare-specific Spanish language course, the most important Spanish commands, questions, and phrases will be learned for use when providing care to Spanish speaking patients in medical offices and hospitals. Emphasis is placed on increasing the quality of patient care by increasing your ability to communicate with patients and their families. Learn to use Spanish to obtain necessary information and patient history, obtain vital signs, perform routine procedures and honor patient’s requests.

Tuesdays, July 2 – 30 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $169Nina Grecco, M.S.W., Instructor

ACADEMIC REFRESHERSINQUIRE AT REGISTRATION FOR TEXTBOOK INFORMATION

Prep Chem This is a basic refresher course that prepares students to take an introductory college chemistry course or enter an allied health program. A must for those who have never taken high school chemistry. Recommended for those who need a brush up.

Mondays & Wednesdays, May 20 – July 10 (No class May 27 and July 3)6:30pm - 9:30pm • $290Christine Cortese, B.A., Instructor

Prep Bio You will cover the basic concepts of biology. This course prepares students to take an introductory college level biology course or enter an allied health program. A must for those who have never taken high school biology. Recommended for those who need a brush up.

Mondays & Wednesdays, July 15 – August 28 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $290Brian Dressler, D.C., Instructor

Math RefresherThis refresher course allows adults to tackle higher-level math with confidence. You will review basic algebra, decimals, percents, fractions, positive and negative numbers and word problems. Recom-mended for adults returning to school.

Mondays & Wednesdays, May 21 – June 24 (No class May 27) 6:30pm - 8:30pm • $180Brian Dressler, D.C., Instructor

Writing for Academic Purposes Gain more confidence in your writ-ing skills as you brush up on grammar, sentence structure and writing mechanics that will enable you to take on written assignments, reports, memos and letters. Recommended for adults returning to school.

Tuesdays & Thursdays, May 28 – June 27 6:30pm - 8:30pm • $180Elaine Slott, B.A., Instructor

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ATTENTION: Realtors and Prospective Realtors

Real Estate Salesperson Educational Requirements

To obtain a Pennsylvania Real Estate license, one must:

• Be at least 18 years of age.• Have 60 hours of Real Estate education: Real Estate Fundamentals (30 hours) Real Estate Practice (30 hours)• Successfully complete the state licensing

exam.

You may also be interested in the following:• Online courses such as: Digital Photography, Website Design and Adobe Photoshop, Marketing Your Business on the Internet (visit www.ed2go.com/manor)• Math Refresher, see page 7• Computer classes, see page 4

Real Estate Fundamentals, Real Estate Practice and Real Estate

Exam Prep will be offered during the Fall semester for Real Estate

licensing.

Real Estate as an Investment Vehicle Learn how to use real estate as an investment vehicle. Discover the basics of how to use investment real estate to create cash flow, conserve cash (shelter other income), and grow. Other topics include: advantages and disadvantages of real estate as an investment, managing risk, and selecting the right property for your needs.

Wednesday, June 5 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $49

How to Find Bargain Properties Looking for properties to purchase below market value? Learn how to locate bargain properties in any market. You will discover the basics of tax sale property, the basics of mortgage foreclosure property, how to find motivated sellers and how to teach your real estate agent to search the MLS. You will also be able to locate sources of bargain property, including foreclosed property, from the government.

Wednesday, June 12 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $49

Rehab for the Real Estate Investor: Is it worth it?Learn where to find properties and how to calculate and determine your cost of repairs and renovations. See what you can do to make the property sell faster and for more money in generating your greatest profit.

Wednesday, June 19 6:30pm - 9:30pm • $49

Property Management – Professionals vs. Do-It-Yourself ManagementEver wanted to manage property? How do you qualify tenants? What are the policies on the security deposits? What are the guidelines of eviction procedures? Learn the do’s and don’ts of managing your real estate investment properly.

Wednesday, June 266:30pm - 9:30pm • $49

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REAL ESTATE FOR LICENSING AND INVESTMENTThe Real Estate market is cyclical. Prepare now for a new and improved market!

Gain a greater understanding of the industry for investment purposes and for licensing. Real estate courses are offered by Manor College with the assistance of Manor’s Real Estate Advisory Committee, comprised of Real Estate professionals. Classes for licensure are offered in the Fall and Spring semesters.

Registration Instructions on page 10

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ONLINE TRAINING AND CERTIFICATESOnline Courses with Ed2Go• Convenient six-week format• Instructor-led courses

• Certificate of Completion awarded with passing score

Graphic and Multimedia DesignCreating Web Pages - Learn the basics of HTML so you can design, create, and post your very own site on the Web.

Introduction to Photoshop CS6 - Learn how to use Photoshop CS6, the world’s best graphics program for photographers, to edit photos and create original images.

Introduction to Illustrator CS5 - Learn to create vector graphics and add amazing effects using Adobe Illustrator CS5.

Introduction to InDesign CS5 - Learn how to use Adobe InDesign CS5 software to design and produce professional quality letterhead, brochures, business cards and more.

Introduction to Flash CS5 - Learn how to use Adobe Flash CS5 to create engaging Web sites, Flash movies, animation, and interactive applications.

Teaching and EducationGuided Reading: Strategies for the Differentiated - Learn creative ways to bring differentiated instruction and guided reading to life in your classroom.

Integrating Technology in the Classroom -In this professional development course for teachers, you’ll learn the secrets of technology integration in the classroom, gaining the skills educators need to use tools such as wikis, podcasts, and blogs effectively.

Enhancing Language Development in Childhood - Enrich the lives of your children by learning fun and natural ways to help them become proficient speakers and thinkers.

For complete course catalog please visit: www.ed2go.com/manor

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eMarketing Essentials CertificateRelevant for any type of organization. No eMarketing experience or expertise is necessary. If you are already at an advanced level, our expert instructors can provide the latest most advanced information and answer your toughest questions. Three one-month courses $495 for eMarket-ing certificate or $195 each taken alone. 1. Improving Email Promotions

2. Boosting Your Web Site Traffic 3. Online Advertising

Certificate in Online TeachingFor those new to teaching online, or those already teaching online. Get the best instruction from the foremost authorities in online learning. From building an online course to improving an online course, from fostering online discussion to encouraging student interaction, from tra-ditional assessment to online tests, the program will give you both the fundamentals of teach-ing online, as well as the most advanced tips and techniques in the business. Three one-week courses - $495 for all 3 courses, including books or $195 each taken alone. Take the courses in any order you choose. 1. Advanced Teaching Online

2. Designing Online Instruction 3. Building Online Learning Communities

Certificate in Customer ServiceCustomer service is now essential for business and all work organizations. Whether it relates to retaining customers, serving your audience, or turning inquiries from potential customers into sales, good customer service is now one of the central factors in organizational success. Learn to improve your customer service skills to enhance your career skill set, improve productivity, and increase your organizations success. Take two one-month courses for $245 (total for both courses and certificate) or $145 for each course taken alone. 1. Keys to Customer Service

2. Extraordinary Customer Service

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To register online with Credit Card and Paypal: Go to www.manor.edu, click course offerings, choose your area of interest, click Add to cart or Other Registration Options.

To register in person: Stop by the Continuing Education Department in the Basileiad Library Building Mondays – Fridays, 9:00am - 5:00pm.

To register by phone: Call the Continuing Education Department at (215) 884-2218.

To register by mail: Complete your registration form and mail to: Manor College Continuing Education Department 700 Fox Chase Road Jenkintown, PA 19046-3399

To register by fax: Complete the registration form and fax to: Manor College, Continuing Education Department, (215) 576-6564

Workshop room assignments: Call our hot line no sooner than the Friday before the start of class, (215) 884-2218, option 2 Check our website www.manor.edu/coned Check the easels at the entrance of the Academic and Library Buildings

Cancellations/Disclaimer: Full refunds will be issued to all participants if a workshop is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment or for any other extenuating circumstances. If at any time the Continuing Education Department at Manor College finds it necessary to make modifications in classes, fees, personnel lists, academic policies, or programs, it will be posted on our Continuing Education home page.

Refunds: If a participant requests a refund, there is a $10.00 non-refundable fee deducted from all cancellations to cover administrative costs. Refunds may be made up to three business days prior to the start of the workshop. Refunds cannot be issued after the start of a workshop.

Financial Aid: Although financial aid is not applicable to non-credit courses, non-federal personal loans might be available to you. Please consult with our Financial Aid Director, Chris Hartman, at (215) 884-6051 ext.208 for more information.

Employee Reimbursement: Be sure to inquire about employee reimbursements at your workplace for any career or business related courses.

Job Resources: Visit collegecentral.com for 95,000 job posting! Use your workshop ID number to create an account and take advantage of the online job board where you can search for a job and/or post your resume.

Manor College alumni receive a 20% discount on all non-credit courses.

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Register Early! Don’t let your workshop get cancelled. Please register at least 10 days before start of class. Make checks payable to Manor College.

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Please feel free to contact me with your comments and questions. All of us in Continuing Ed are here to serve you and assist you in meeting your goals whether it is for personal, pro-fessional, or academic enrichment. Remember, admission to the college is not required for any Continuing Ed classes! Simply register and pay!

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