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GTCC
(336) 334-4822
P.O. Box 309
Jamestown, NC 27282
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Trans Tech Elective Courses
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Elective Courses are business related courses that can be taken individually (not as part of a Certificate Program). These courses enhance the employee’s expertise in a subject that might be helpful in their current job or as a way to broaden skills that would be useful to the company. A supervisor might suggest that an employee take a particular Elective Course to provide a skill set necessary to complete a particular project or as an enhancement to the employee’s individual skills.
• Can sign up for up to four Elective Courses per calendar year
• Can also sign up for up to two Personal Interest Courses per calendar year
• Must provide HR with a copy of their Final Exam grade as proof of completion
• After two failing grades (less than 75% on Final Exam) or non-completion of courses, employee loses eligibility to take any classes for remainder of calendar year |
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Accounting Fundamentals
Administrative Assistant Fundamentals
Administrative Assistant Applications
Accounting Fundamentals II
Adobe Illustrator CS2, Design Projects
Business Writing, Effective
Distribution and Logistics Management
Everyday Math
Fundamentals of Supervision & Management
Fundamentals of Supervision & Management II
Fundamentals of Technical Writing
Grammar Refresher
Leadership
Microsoft Access 2003, Introduction to
Microsoft Access 2003, Intermediate
Microsoft Excel 2003, Introduction to
Microsoft Excel 2003, Intermediate |
Microsoft Excel 2003, Advanced
Microsoft PowerPoint 2003, Introduction to
Microsoft Project 2003, Introduction
Microsoft Word 2003, Introduction to
Microsoft Word 2003, Intermediate
Microsoft Word 2003, Advanced
Project Management Fundamentals
Project Management Applications
Purchasing Fundamentals
Purchasing Applications
QuickBooks 2007, Introduction
Speed Spanish
Speed Spanish II
Speed Spanish III
Supply Chain Management Fundamentals
Understanding the Human Resource Function
Writing Great Technical Documents |
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