Students interested in starting or advancing their IT career. You should have basic knowledge of computers and networking, and at least an eighth-grade reading, writing, and math proficiency level. If you do not have basic computer skills it is suggested that you enroll in A+ Essentials class prior to taking the CCNA program. 

AECO A75 Sec 104E 

T, Th, 9/30 - 12/16, 6 - 9 PM

This course prepares students to sit for the CompTIA A+ Core 2 – Software exam 220-1102 and covers the following topics: configuring, managing and supporting windows networking, identifying OS types and features, managing Linux and macOS, managing security settings and network security, supporting mobile software, using support and scripting tools and implementing operational procedures. Voucher included. (40 hrs)

AECO A51 Sec 024E

T, Th, 11/18 – 1/20, 6:30 - 9:30pm 

Hybrid, Scotch Plains Campus

In person sessions: 11/18, 1/20

No class on: 11/26, 12/23, 12/25, 12/30, 1/1

This course prepares students to sit for the CompTIA A+ Core 1 - Hardware exam 220-1101 and covers the following topics: installing motherboards, connectors and systems devices, troubleshooting, hardware, printing and mobile devices, configuring and supporting network services and summarizing virtualization and cloud concepts. Voucher included. (40 hrs)

AECO A50 Sec 014E

T, Th, 9/30 - 11/11, 6:30 – 9:30pm

In person sessions: 9/30, 11/11

Hybrid/Scotch Plains

Are you looking to enter the ever-changing IT field? Consider a CompTIA Network+ certification which validates the technical skills needed to securely establish, maintain and troubleshoot the essential networks that businesses rely on. Companies such as Apple, Canon, Dell and Ricoh recommend this course for their networking technicians. This course prepares students to sit for the Network+ exam N10-008 and covers the following areas of emphasis: IP addressing and connecting networks, wireless standards and technologies, network availability, securing and hardening networks and troubleshooting. Voucher included (40 hrs)

AECO A17 Sec 084- Hybrid/Scotch Plains
M, W,  - 10/13 - 11/24 6:30- 9:30pm 

In person sessions: 10/13, 11/24

No class on 11/26

Prepare to work as a Construction Official. The Construction Official is the chief administrator of a local code enforcing agency who establishes and enforces the agency policies to assure compliance with the Uninform Construction Code.
This course reviews the duties and responsibilities of the Construction Official. Topic areas include: Administration, Legal Methods of Code Enforcement, Legislation, and Sub-Code. Prerequisite: Students must already have a Subcode Official
license to enroll. (45 hrs.)

AEIC 561 Sec 190E

T, Th, 11/11 - 1/15, 5:30 - 8:30pm

Customer service agents, order management associates, and associates in other supply chain domains should understand the importance and extent of customer service and order management processes, techniques, and terminology that support order fulfillment and management. Topics include the elements of the order process, customer relationship management, management of challenging customers, effective customer communications, returns and reverse logistics, and performance metrics.

AEBU 158 008E

This course is an online, independent, self-study program with an estimated completion time of 40 hours.

The effective anticipation, planning, and management of demand are key factors in the success of any organization. Companies are increasingly looking to provide improved customer service levels at reduced costs; planning and managing demand are keys to success. It is important for supply chain professionals to understand demand planning and management. Key elements of this course include: key aspects of demand planning, interaction between demand and order management, demand planning principles, demand planning tools and techniques, communication and management of demand, and contemporary approaches to demand planning and management.

AEBU 159 Sec 008E

This course is an online, independent, self-study program with an estimated completion time of 40 hours.

This course covers: system design, electrical service design and sizing, branch circuit and feeder design, appliance and motor circuits, plan review and field inspection, systematic plans analysis, material requirements, installation methods, basic inspection, report writing, violation notices, inspection and record keeping, Uniform Construction Code organization and content, and electrical sub-code. Prerequisite: Electrical Inspector I.C.S. (45 hrs)

AEIC 211 Sec 193E 

T, Th, 12/2 - 1/29, 6 - 9 pm

No class on 12/23, 12/25, 1/1

This course has been designed to meet the State’s educational program requirements to become licensed as a New Jersey ICS electrical inspector [N.J.A.C. 5:23-5.20(g)]. The course provides the State-required 60 hours of classroom instruction and deals with the electrical inspector’s administrative, plan review and inspection requirements for class II
and III structures. Topics included are: electrical service sizing and design, branch circuit and feeder design, requirements for special fixtures, methods and devices. Text book required: NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code (NEC) 2020. (60 hrs)

AEIC 311 Sec 192E

T, Th, 9/16- 11/25, 6 - 9 pm 

Essential Cybersecurity for Seniors: Protect Your Finances and Stay Safe Online 
What should you do if you receive a call or email claiming your account has been charged, hacked, suspended, or compromised? This cybersecurity workshop will equip you with essential tips and tricks to stay safe while shopping online and protect your finances from cyber threats. Learn why public Wi-Fi is NOT recommended for secure transactions like banking or shopping and discover how to navigate the internet safely when a secure network isn’t available by using cellular data instead of Wi-Fi.

AECS 066 003E - Remote Live 

TH, 7/10, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
 

This 120-hour online program is designed to prepare students to obtain the licensing in the Fire Protection discipline of the NJ UCC. Course work includes the building use groups, types of construction, height and area, fire protection systems and means of egress. Students will learn when the building codes require such systems and equipment in new renovated structures along with the standards for systems installations and acceptance testing, course textbook information is provided the first day of class. (120 hrs.) 

AEIC 190 Sec 204E 

T, Th, 10/7 - 2/5, 6:00 - 10:00 PM

Guest Service Gold training is focused on customer service and leads to the professional certification, “Certified Guest Service Professional”. Students will learn the fundamentals of guest service including gracious hospitality, and how to take ownership and resolve guest issues. This certification builds confidence and problem-solving skills resulting in delivering a first-rate guest experience. A 30-question multiple choice exam is included at the end of the training. Students who pass with a score of 70% or greater will earn the credential and receive a Certificate. 

AEBU 300 Sec 014E – Scotch Plains 

Th, 12/4 – 12/11, 6:30 – 9:00 pm

New! How to Organize Your Gmail for Seniors 60+ (3 hrs)  
This workshop will let you get the most out of this powerful communication tool. We will discuss Gmail account settings, synching, organizing, and bulk delete and archiving. 

AECS 055 Sec 012E - Remote Live

TH, 7/17, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Dive into our Intermediate QuickBooks course where you will work with real-world case studies based on typical small businesses. Immerse yourself in advanced functionalities such as company setup, security protection, data backup, user management, and automated processes for general ledger operations, invoice management, accounts payables, employee payroll, and bank reconciliation. Prerequisite: Accounting knowledge or Introduction to QuickBooks course. (18 hrs.)
 

AECO 348 Sec 084E – Scotch Plains
M, W, 11/17 - 12/8, 6:30 – 9:30 pm