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SADDLEBACK COLLEGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Gaucho
guide
Fall 2013
www.saddleback.edu/ce
Adult
Classes
Available!
college for
kids
GENERAL INFORMATION
Saddleback College Community Education offers short-term classes that are not-forcollege credit. The program is self-supporting, receives no funds from Saddleback College
or the State of California, and is separate from the academic offerings of the College. College credit is not
offered for any Community Education class, and the information presented may not reflect the opinion
of Saddleback College. Students who want to pursue a personal goal or educational degree for credit
should consult the current Saddleback College credit course offerings at www.saddleback.edu.
Registration Is Easy!
Register online for your favorite Community
Education Activity:
• Visit our website, www.saddleback.edu/ce
• Click “Log In” on the left menu bar. (If this
is your first time registering on our site,
click “Create New Profile” and build your
account). Note: You must create a new
profile for each person who is registering
for an activity.
• Click “Classes” on left menu bar to browse
our classes or online catalog. When you find
a class you are interested in, click the “Add
To Cart” button.
• When you are finished shopping, click
“Check Out” and complete your registration
with your credit card on our secure site.
• We accept VISA, MasterCard, American
Express, and Discover Credit Cards.
You also can register by telephone (adult classes
only) or in our office.
Cancellation Policy
A withdrawal from a class or event must be
made at least three (3) full business days prior
to the activity/class start date, and a credit for
the amount will remain on your account for a
future registration for one (1) year. You will NOT
receive a credit if you cancel less than three (3)
business days prior to the start date. You may
send a substitute if you are unable to attend. If
you do not attend class, you will NOT receive a
credit or be eligible for a transfer. Material fees
are not refundable. For travel refunds, see below.
Travel Policy
Unless otherwise noted, the minimum age limit
for all travel events is 18. You will be required
to sign an additional liability release waiver on
the bus prior to departure. The South Orange
County Community College District requires that
all travel participants have their own medical/accident insurance coverage should the need arise.
The District will not provide this coverage for you.
Single-Day Tours: Payments are due in full at the
time of booking. There are no refunds for withdrawing/canceling reservations on single-day
tours. If you must cancel, we require you notify
our office thirty (30) days prior to the trip date,
and a credit voucher for a future trip or activity
will be placed on your account. You may send
someone else to take your place on the trip.
However, you cannot be replaced on tours that
require identification checks. For trips that do
not require identification checks, call our office
at (949) 582-4646 to let us know so we can place
the correct name on the trip roster.
Multi-Day Tours: Trip deposits are due in full
at the time of booking (Good Times Travel will
contact you for the balance of the tour price). If
you must cancel, we require you notify our office ninety (90) days prior to the start date of the
trip, and we will issue a refund for your deposit
only, minus a $65 per person cancellation fee. For
refunds for the full trip amount, please contact
Good Times Travel. It is highly recommended
that you consider purchasing travel protection.
Transfer Policy
Transfers, when applicable, must be requested
by calling our office at (949) 582-4646 at least
three (3) full business days prior to the start of
the class.
Parking Policy
A parking permit is required to park in any campus
lot 24 hours a day, seven days a week. One-day
permits are available for $2 at dispensers located
in Lot 1 (Avery Entrance); the flagpole on the
upper campus (College Drive Entrance); Parking
Lot 5A (off College Drive East/Tennis Courts);
or the north end of Parking Lot 10 (Marguerite
Entrance). See campus map on page 28. You can
use two one-dollar bills or a credit card. No parking in staff or reserved spaces, unless otherwise
posted.
Class Dates
The class dates are as advertised. Saddleback
College Community Education does not require
the instructor to allow make-ups unless a class
meeting is canceled by the Community Education
Office or by the instructor.
CONTENTS
For ADULTS:
Play
Business/Career
Arts...............................................................25
Hobbies/Life Skills.......................................25
Music.............................................................25
Acting.............................................................2
Business...................................................... 2-5
Computers.................................................. 6-8
Money......................................................... 8-9
Notary...........................................................10
Real Estate....................................................10
Personal Interest
Art.................................................................11
Dance....................................................... 11-12
Golf...............................................................12
Hobbies/Life Skills..................................13-14
Languages....................................................15
Music........................................................16-17
Travel...................................................... 18-21
For TEENs:
Skills
Study Skills....................................................26
Writing.........................................................26
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Registration Info...............Inside Front Cover
Cancellation Policy...........Inside Front Cover
Liability Release Waiver..............................21
Saddleback College Map............................28
COLLEGE FOR KIDS:
Academics
Languages....................................................22
STEM....................................................... 23-24
Study Skills....................................................24
Fall 2013 | 949.582.4646 | www.saddleback.edu/ce
1
ADULTS
BUSINESS/
CAREER
Marketing And Selling
Your Products/ServicesAges 18+
Acting
Voice ActingAges 17+
A “boot camp” for those who want to explore
the world of voice acting for commercials,
narrations, and more. Participants will learn the
in’s and out’s of the real world voice business,
how to produce commercials, and eventually,
how to create audio demos.
$125Patrick Helmstetter / Saddleback VIL 5-18
1192 Thu 7 pm - 9 pm
Sep 19 – Oct 3
1193 Thu 7 pm - 9 pm
*no class on Oct 31
Oct 17 – Nov 7* (3x)
(3x)
Advanced
$125Patrick Helmstetter / Saddleback VIL 5-18
Nov 21 – Dec 12*(3x)
Smart Steps To Starting
A Business SeriesAges 18+
Learn the steps to starting a business in this fiveclass series. You may take the classes individually
or all five classes for a discounted series price. See
individual classes for descriptions.
$175+ $75 cash material fee payable to the instructor
Connected Women Of Influence / Saddleback
VIL 9-03
Oct 14 – Nov 18*(5x)
Business BasicsAges 18+
Learn the characteristics of successful entrepreneurs, the types of business opportunities available, how to formalize your business concept,
and how to create mission and vision statements.
Connected Women Of Influence /
Saddleback VIL 9-03
2
Oct 21
(1x)
Learn the key success factors needed for your
business venture, the legal forms of ownership,
what equipment and supplies are needed to
start and/or expand your business, policies and
procedures, and how to attract professional
support resources.
Saddleback VIL 9-03
Oct 28
(1x)
Financial Record Keeping
For A Small BusinessAges 18+
SERIES special
1218 Mon 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
1219 Mon 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
1220 Mon 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Business
1217 Mon 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
*no class on Nov 11
Saddleback VIL 9-03
Operating And Managing
A Small BusinessAges 18+
Beginning
1241 Thu 7 pm - 9 pm
*no class on Nov 28
Learn how to clearly identify your market niche,
the best advertising and marketing strategies,
how to conduct cost-effective market research,
how to price for profit, and how to position
yourself as an expert to gain publicity.
Oct 14
(1x)
Learn basic accounting practices necessary to
run a small business, how to separate personal
and business records, how to price for profit, the
importance of timely financial information, and
where to go to obtain financing.
Connected Women Of Influence / Saddleback
VIL 9-03
1221 Mon 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Nov 4
(1x)
Business Success Starts
With A PlanAges 18+
Learn how to develop a business plan, the power
of a business plan, how to use the business plan
to seek financing, how to operate the business,
and how to generate short-term and long-term
action plans.
Saddleback VIL 9-03
1222 Mon 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Nov 18
(1x)
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Saddleback College Community Education
How To Be A Special Event/
Wedding PlannerAges 18+
Internet Marketing For
Writers And AuthorsAges 18+
This information-packed seminar includes the
basic tools, techniques, and valuable trade
secrets for those who want to start a new, exciting, and lucrative career in weddings and special
events, as well as for those who just want to
create one great party. Participants will learn
how to enjoy coordinating their next special gala,
wedding, corporate or social event, fundraiser,
or small private gathering. Learn how to: coordinate a stress-free event, create a budget and
timeline, put together creative invitations and
announcements, find unique locations, create
exciting themes, choose a caterer and menu,
enhance the theme and floral décor, design
dazzling favors and gifts, select unforgettable
music and entertainment, and create a memorable event for your guests.
Marketing your own books and writing
is the new normal for authors and writers, and
Internet marketing is where it is happening.
In this class you will learn eight steps used by
successful writers and entrepreneurs to market
your writing on the Internet. Topics include how
search engines rank websites, the best ways to
use social media to develop audience relationships, and how building an audience can lead to
interest from print publishers. In addition to the
eight steps to promote your writing and book(s),
you will receive a list of websites looking to hire
writers for freelance assignments and the best
sites for earnings potential.
Farla Binder / Saddleback VIL 30-01
1163 Wed 6 pm - 9 pm
Oct 23
(1x)
How To Become A
Mystery ShopperAges 18+
Bob Cohen / Saddleback VIL 9-03
1215 Sat 1 pm - 4 pm
Nov 16
(1x)
Marketing Your Business
On Facebook And Social
Media SitesAges 18+
Mystery shopping is a splendid way to earn extra
money and have fun at the same time. Shoppers
receive assignments from companies that do
business evaluations. An assignment might be
to evaluate a restaurant, retail store, bank, gas
station, theatre, entertainment event, etc. At the
conclusion of the evaluation visit, the mystery
shopper completes and submits a report. This
class will provide an overview of how mystery
shopping works, what types of assessment forms
are used, the do’s and don’ts of completing an
assignment, and how to get into the “shopper’s network.” Even if you have taken this class
previously, you will benefit from the updated
materials and contact lists.
This dynamic class teaches you effective
social media marketing that gets results and how
to go beyond being a user on Facebook and social
media sites to get leads, find prospective clients,
and bring people in the door using proven social
media marketing methods and tools. You will
learn how to create a Facebook page for your
business, create content that attracts fans and
followers, connect your website to Facebook,
and how other businesses use coupons, promotions, and contests to attract and build a Fan
base, local listings, and “check-ins.” You also will
learn how to save hours of marketing time and
get valuable information on sites such as Yelp
and Foursquare, as well as prepare a marketing
calendar and plan to take your social media
activity to a new level for your business.
Elaine Moran / Saddleback VIL 9-04
1159 Sun 1 pm - 4 pm
1216 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 27
(1x)
Oct 29
(1x)
Parking: Daily parking permits are required 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Daily parking fee is $2.00 (dollar bills or
credit card). Parking permit dispensers
are located in Lots 1, 5A, and 10.
3
Professional Speaking
For The Clueless®Ages 18+
SERIES special
How To Present Profitable Seminars And Workshops. In this dynamic class you will discover: how
to make a six-figure income talking about what
you know best, the pros and cons of working
for seminar companies, a variety of techniques
for booking more than 100 PAID engagements
a year, how speakers’ bureaus work, and how
to create support materials people want to buy.
Share your expert advice to help people and
businesses who are interested in high-content
speakers with immediately useable information.
Remember, being a professional speaker is like
any other business — you must structure it and
run it as a business to be profitable. Don’t be
conned by the razzle-dazzle fluff other people
are selling. Learn how to do it properly and
profitably.
Supervisor Skills
Certificate Series — Part 1Ages 18+
Mike Rounds / Saddleback VIL 30-01
$365Irv Gamal / Saddleback VIL 9-03
1182 Sat 9 am - 12 pm
Note: The 10/1 class begins at 6:00 pm
Oct 5
(1x)
Stop Being Unemployed
And Start Your Own
Home-Based BusinessAges 18+
In this class we will cover: how to establish your
business legally and cover all the bases, easy, doit-yourself strategies for market research, how to
accept customers’ credit cards to maximize sales,
the easy and right way to handle your bookkeeping and tax records to keep Uncle Sam happy,
how to acquire a sales tax permit and business
license to make things official, how to dispel the
myths web designers promote, and where to find
FREE resources that can boost your business. This
class is not a get-rich scheme. It is designed to give
you the tools to find and develop a business. You
will not be sold a franchise, business opportunity,
or an eBay® store. You’ll come away from this
class with the know-how to launch a successful
home business. (If you already have a business,
this class may be tax-deductible)
Nancy Miller / Saddleback VIL 1-19
1189 Sat 9 am - 12 pm
Oct 5
(1x)
Join us for this acclaimed, interactive series of
classes which was developed with the typical
day-to-day problems of supervisors and managers in mind. Participants must attend seven of
the eight classes to qualify for a Certificate of
Completion. Missed classes can be made up in
the next calendar session. The series is led by Irv
Gamal, a master trainer, consultant, executive
coach, and facilitator with more than 30 years
of experience working with top organizations
throughout the world. A $2 per class fee, is included in the price for handouts. You may take
the classes individually or all eight classes for a
discounted series price.
1223 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 1 – Nov 19 (8x)
Building Your
Leadership SkillsAges 18+
Learn a more compelling way to work with your
direct reports and concurrently improve the
productivity of your entire work group. Make
better people decisions quickly and increase your
overall expertise in managing and “growing”
your employees. Topics include: the difference
between leadership and management, why
you need power to influence, how to turn your
employees into high performers, and how perception shapes your reputation.
1224 Tue 6 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 1
(1x)
Assessing Your Strengths
And Personality StyleAges 18+
This revealing workshop will help you discover
your strengths and limitations through a unique
and powerful personality assessment. In this eyeopening session, you’ll swiftly learn how to apply
this knowledge in your work environment. Topics
include: an enlightening view of your personality, why you get along with some people and
not with others, matching your personality to
the work you do, and how to be more effective
with other personality types.
Irv Gamal / Saddleback VIL 9-03
1225 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
4
Oct 8
(1x)
Communication SkillsAges 18+
Communication is literally the foundation for
all business activities. It permeates everything
you do as a leader. Find out how to become
more adept at building important relationships,
getting results, and avoiding senseless mistakes.
Topics include: how to be a better active listener,
why accurate feedback is vital, what it takes to
give clear instructions and directions, and how
to avoid the “assumption trap.”
1226 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 15
(1x)
Resolving On-The-Job
ConflictsAges 18+
No matter where you work or with whom you
work, conflict is inevitable. The best supervisors
manage the discomfort along with the conflict
to restore harmony in the work environment.
Topics include: how unresolved conflict erodes
performance, pinpointing substantive and emotional issues that add complications, developing
conflict reduction strategies, and identifying
your own conflict resolution modes.
1229 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Training Employees
On The JobAges 18+
Most supervisors are required to train employees to perform certain tasks, yet few have ever
actually experienced any type of formal training to do this. This workshop presents training principles and techniques to fill that gap.
Topics include: deciding if you have a training
or performance problem, how to structure useful learning activities, what you need to know
about training adults, and secrets of optimal
on-the-job training.
1227 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 22
(1x)
Interviewing And
Employee SelectionAges 18+
Aligning the right person for the right job is
always a challenge for the supervisor or manager.
With numerous legal and policy restrictions
guiding the pre-employment process, you easily
can feel hampered in obtaining the best people.
This workshop will show you how to: analyze
a job and determine the skills required, read
between the lines of resumes and applications,
ask targeted questions that are job related,
create a relaxed, professional atmosphere for the
interviewee, and comply with appropriate legal
and organizational guidelines.
1228 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 29
(1x)
“Sign up for the entire
series – and don’t miss a
minute of any class”
Nov 5
(1x)
Understanding
Employee NeedsAges 18+
Only by understanding what needs people
really have on the job can the supervisor respond
in ways that make good sense. Participants in
this workshop will broaden their awareness of
those factors that help create a work climate
characterized by higher levels of productivity
and job satisfaction. Topics include: what factors
actually motivate people, what employees really
want on the job, what you should routinely tell
your people, and how to recognize and reward
employees within a tight budget.
1230 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Nov 12
(1x)
Improving Employee
PerformanceAges 18+
In recent years the competitive global environment has intensified the need for sustaining
higher levels of performance for all employees.
For the most part, the responsibility for achieving
this has fallen on the supervisor. This class will
examine what the individual supervisor can do
to gain from each employee a vital commitment
to higher quality and productivity. Topics include:
how to add substance to an employee’s job,
identifying and clarifying expectations, obtaining results through positive reinforcement, and
sustaining performance improvement.
1231 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Nov 19
(1x)
– Supervisor Series
Participant
5
How To Sell On eBay®Ages 18+
Computers
Blogging For Fun
And ProfitAges 18+
You will learn what a blog is, where blogs are
found, and how to create a blog for free. Discover how to share information, pictures, and
videos with your family, friends, organizations,
and customers. You also can use your blog to
share your ideas with the world and make money
doing it! Learn about affiliate programs and
other ways to make money with blogging and
using your blog with social media sites. Topics
include: what are blogs and who is using them,
setting up and hosting your blog, using photos,
video, and audio, blogging for business, selling
ads on your blog, marketing your blog, building blog communities, and using a blog as your
website.
1147 Sat 9 am - 12 pm
Oct 12
(1x)
Build Your Own Website
For $5 A MonthAges 18+
In this class we will cover how to determine your
specific Web design needs, sustain Web traffic
by making your site user friendly, create a costsaving online shopping system, and get your
website listed with search engines. When you
complete this class, you will have the knowledge,
confidence, and tools to create your own website
with solutions for free. This class is for anyone
who wants to learn about website development: beginners, experts, managers, and web
designers (no website development experience
is necessary).
1180 Sat 1 pm - 4 pm
6
Oct 5
(1x)
Everyone has lots of stuff in closets, drawers,
and garages. Some people even pay for storage
units to hold onto stuff. Why not make some
money and clear out stuff at the same time? This
class will show you how to sell items on eBay®.
You will learn how to open a seller account, the
anatomy of the listing and how to write descriptions to get into your buyers’ view, the research
tools for competitive pricing, the best practices
to keep your seller rating high, the use of seller
tools, how to complete transactions, the best
shipping practices to save you and your customers time and money, and Paypal® account set up,
use, and record keeping.
Frances Greenspan / Saddleback VIL 30-02
1164 Sat 9 am - 1:30 pm
Oct 5
(1x)
Improving Your PC’s
PerformanceAges 18+
Speed up your PC and keep it free of spyware,
viruses, old files, and applications that can slow
it down. Participants will learn valuable tips and
techniques to help them solve problems that
cause their computers to slow down and can save
them from long tech support calls or unnecessary upgrades. The class also will cover the top
10 things to know to keep your computer tuned.
1149 Wed 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Sep 18
“Bec
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– Reg ter Savvy
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oday”
(1x)
iPhones® and iPads®:
Beyond The BasicsAges 18+
Secrets Of Social Media
And Internet MarketingAges 18+
Designed for those who can perform
tasks, including downloading apps, who are
familiar with basic touchscreen actions, and who
want to learn how to better use their iPhones®
and iPads®. You will learn “hidden” touchscreen
actions, how to manage your network settings
for WiFi, cellular, and Bluetooth networks. Also
covered will be how to move and organize
photos, time-saving secrets for using websites,
and how to use Apple’s iCloud® services with
Windows, Mac, and multiple Apple mobile
devices. Note: WiFi access is not required and is
not available on campus. iPad® users with WiFi
only may not be able to access the Internet during class. It is recommended you take “iPhones®,
iPads®, and I’m Lost” before taking “iPhones®
and iPads®: Beyond The Basics.”
In this exciting class you will discover the tricks
and techniques to promote your business on
the Web. Learn how to use Google AdWords
and search to drive traffic to your website. You
also will learn how a landing page can be used
for promotions and offers and what makes a
successful email newsletter. In addition, you
will find out how to make the most of social
networking tools, including Facebook, Twitter,
and blogging to increase your sales. We also will
discuss how to use feedback sites and free local
listings to help generate more business.
PC Boot Camp: Access
2010 In Just Two DaysAges 18+
1214 Sat 9 am - 12 pm
In just two days of “hands-on” training, you
will plan, design, build, and modify a complete
Microsoft Access 2010 database from the ground
up, including customized tables, forms, subforms, reports, and queries. You will discover
when and how to use Access Wizards to speed
and simplify the creation of database components. You also will learn how to enter data, sort
and filter records, and import and export data
between Access and Excel. Access is a must for
every successful business — large or small.
Nov 16
(1x)
iPhones®, iPads®. . .
And I’m Lost© Ages 18+
Today’s iPhone® and iPad® do so much more
than simply make phone calls or send text
messages. With either of these new devices you
now have a computer, Web browser, eBook
reader, personal organizer, and more — all in
your hand! In this entertaining class, you will
learn how to set up your iPhone® and/or iPad®
for email, texting, WiFi networks, and Bluetooth and how to best sync with your computer
using iTunes®. You also will discover how to take
terrific photos and send them to friends, install
apps, and figure out the best apps to make
your iPhone® and/or iPad® smarter.
1148 Sat 1 pm - 4 pm
Oct 12
(1x)
Bill Napoli / Saddleback VIL 32-01
1144 Fri 9 am - 4 pm
Oct 25 – Nov 1 (2x)
1150 Wed 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Nov 13
(1x)
7
PC Boot Camp: Photo
Magic Using Adobe
Photoshop CS6Ages 18+
Learn how to use Adobe Photoshop, the
industry-standard image editing software, to
turn ordinary family photos and other pictures
into photographic works of art. You will learn
how to retouch pictures to correct lighting and
color, remove lines and blemishes, and reveal
details hidden in dark areas of pictures. You
also will learn how to insert and remove people,
animals, and objects from photos and completely
change backgrounds. Working with Layers you
will master an array of specialized techniques
and brushstrokes you can use to add freehand
drawing elements and text to pictures and turn
your everyday photos into watercolor, charcoal
drawing, and oil painting masterpieces. This is
a fun and rewarding two-day workshop that is
sure to add a whole new dimension of artistic
creativity to your photographic hobby. The skills
you develop in this workshop can be used with
the full Photoshop software program or with
the smaller, less expensive software program —
Photoshop Elements.
Bill Napoli / Saddleback BGS 234
1145 Sat 9 am - 4 pm
Nov 9 – Nov 16 (2x)
PC Boot Camp:
Spectacular PowerPoint
2010 PresentationsAges 18+
Whether you are a public speaker, teacher,
student, businessperson, or simply someone
who wants to communicate more effectively,
PowerPoint will help you organize and convey
your ideas in a dramatic, professional, and
entertaining manner. In this one-day workshop,
you will learn how to plan and create spectacular
PowerPoint presentations using the stunning
graphic design tools incorporated in PowerPoint
2010. Enliven your presentations with exciting
templates, themes, slide transitions, clip art,
animated graphics, sound effects, music, video
clips, charts, picture bullets, and WordArt. Use
PowerPoint presentations to create self-running
shows, publish your presentations to the Internet, create audience handouts, and use Pack
and Go to package your presentation to run on
other computers.
Money
Cashing In On Your Ideas
And InventionsAges 18+
This class will show you how to take your ideas off
the paper and onto the shelves. If you’re afraid
to talk about your idea because someone might
steal it, you’ll learn a variety of ways to obtain
proprietary protection. Topics discussed include:
how to establish the proprietary rights to give
you legal recourse from inception through sale,
using patents, trademarks, and copyrights to
protect your idea(s), making your ideas marketable and competitive, finding a manufacturer
to buy your invention, and understanding and
negotiating the contracts when you sell your
invention. If you are a writer, software designer,
or want basic information about trademarks and
copyrights, you may find this class very informative and profitable.
1187 Sat 1 pm - 4 pm
8
Sep 27
(1x)
Investment Boot CampAges 18+
This hands-on workshop is intended to be a
practical way for both the beginning and experienced investor to evaluate and judge investment
choices. Using real-life cases, attendees can learn
the mechanics and potential returns of mutual
funds, annuities, stocks, bonds, and real estate.
Also covered are tax-saving strategies that allow
you to keep more of what you earn. You also will
learn the secrets and important money management principles of successful investors, including
Warren Buffet, Benjamin Graham, and Peter
Lynch. This workshop is for anyone who invests
for retirement in: IRA’s, 401k’s, 403b’s, stocks,
bonds, mutual funds, or insurance.
$39Jalon O’Connell / Saddleback VIL 1-19
1170 Sat 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Bill Napoli / Saddleback VIL 32-01
1146 Fri 9 am - 4 pm
Sep 28
(1x)
Nov 2
(1x)
Investment Strategies
For Growth And IncomeAges 18+
Sound Retirement
StrategiesAges 18+
Are you tired of watching your portfolio value
drop? Are you wondering if you are making
the right decisions with your investments? Are
you worried about your retirement nest egg?
It is time to learn the strategies that can make
the difference for your financial future. In this
investment class you will learn how the fixed
income market works and how to make money
in it. You also will discover how mutual funds
work and the fees associated with them. We will
discuss how to buy and sell individual stocks, as
well as the strategies to prosper consistently. We
also will review all types of retirement accounts,
from IRA’s to qualified company 401k plans. The
class also covers annuities, long-term care, and
estate planning. You will not be solicited for
business in this class.
The skills you learn in this informative workshop will help you determine if you can retire
comfortably with your current retirement income projections. Topics covered include: the
mechanics of retirement investments (CD’s,
401K’s, IRA’s, stocks, mutual funds, etc.), asset
allocation strategies, advantageous use of tax
laws, financial requisites for successful retirement, how to retire early, how to create an
estate, long-term care options, and much more.
You will not be solicited for business in this class.
$39Charles Goffin / Saddleback VIL 30-01
1153 Thu 6:30 pm - 9 pm
Oct 3 – Oct 17
(3x)
$49David Brown / Saddleback VIL 31-01
1158 Wed 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
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Master Your InvestmentsAges 18+
Learn how to invest more intelligently and
profitably to secure your financial future. Topics
include how to: construct an investment portfolio designed to help you achieve your personal
financial goals; gain an understanding of stocks,
bonds, mutual funds, tax-deferred annuities, life
insurance, and long-term care insurance; evaluate which of these investments can maximize
returns, minimize risk, and lower your taxes;
create diversification through REIT’s, gold, and
other commodities; read the financial pages and
understand the language of the stock market;
and recognize the common characteristics shared
by successful investors. This class is a must if you
invest, or are thinking of investing, in an IRA,
tax-deferred annuity, gold, stocks, bonds, or
mutual funds.
Mandarin Chinese For Kids
$70Jalon O’Connell / Saddleback VIL 30-01
1171 Tue 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 8 – Oct 15
(2x)
9
Notary
Real Estate
Notary Public TrainingAges 18+
Approved by the California Secretary of State,
this six-hour class covers the functions and
duties of a notary public, as well as providing the
knowledge necessary to pass the state examination. California State Proctors administer the
notary exam during the last hour of class. At the
end of the exam, participants who pass will be
given information about the Live Scan process.
Masters Notary Academy / Saddleback VIL 9-03
1177 Sat 8 am - 5:30 pm
Sep 14
(1x)
1178 Sat 8 am - 5:30 pm
Nov 2
(1x)
Participants must bring a check for $40
made payable to the California Secretary of
State, a valid driver’s license, and a passport
photo to be attached to the application
(Note: Passport photo can be taken in class
for a $10 fee).
Property Management
Anyone Can DoAges 18+
Recently lots of people were caught with houses
they cannot sell and now they have to rent them.
Some of these “accidental landlords” are using
property managers who are ripping them off.
This class covers: how to find and screen great
tenants you can trust, getting tenants to pay the
rent before it’s due, how to motivate tenants to
maintain or even improve your property’s value,
helping tenants to get along with the neighbors,
and how to have renters stay a long time.
Stephen Dexter / Saddleback VIL 9-03
1204 Sun 9 am - 12 pm
Loan Signing Specialist
TrainingAges 18+
Prerequisite: Must have, or be in the process
of obtaining, a California State Notary Public
License. This class is designed for notaries
who want to become Loan Signing Document
Specialists. Participants will learn: how to contact
borrower(s) and set appointments; the proper
handling of all real estate forms, as well as initialing, signing, and/or notarizing the documents;
how to return the loan package to title and
escrow; the required materials and tools; and
how to market your services to the real estate
community. There will be an open-book test at
the end of class. Certificates will be presented
to those who pass the test. Participants should
bring a check for $30, payable to Masters Notary
Academy, a valid driver’s license, and a No. 2
pencil.
Masters Notary Academy / Saddleback VIL 9-04
1176 Thu 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
10
Oct 10
(1x)
Sep 15
(1x)
ADULTS
PERSONAL
INTEREST
Bride And Groom’s
First DanceAges 16+
Art
Stained Glass For
BeginnersAges 16+
Topics include: glass cutting, leading, copper
foiling, soldering. Glass, tools, and material cost
will vary depending on the size of the project.
All supplies can be purchased in class for a 10%
discount. Location For All Stained Glass Classes:
Glass Spectrum (in Three Flags Center) 27601
Forbes Road, #40, Laguna Niguel. Take Crown
Valley Parkway to Forbes Road, turn north
on Forbes Road and proceed to the shopping
center at the end of Forbes.
The Bride and Groom learn to dance to their first
dance song that will be played at their wedding
reception. Also great for mothers and fathers.
Please bring your own selected music to class.
Fee is per person.
Dance Quick / Saddleback PE 301 (Behind Gym)
1118 Fri 8 pm - 9 pm
Sep 20
(1x)
Country Line DanceAges 16+
Show off your country dance moves and turns
to both classic and new country music. Have a
good time and feel the music while getting great
exercise in this fun and fast-moving class.
$120 Glass Spectrum / Glass Spectrum
1168 Wed 6 pm - 9 pm
Sep 11 – Oct 16 (6x)
1119 Fri 6:30 pm - 7:15 pm
Sep 13 – Oct 4
1169 Sat 9 am - 12 pm
Sep 14 – Oct 19 (6x)
1120 Fri 6:30 pm - 7:15 pm
Oct 11 – Nov 1 (4x)
Veterans Art ProjectAges 18+
1121 Fri 6:30 pm - 7:15 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Nov 8 – Dec 6* (4x)
A Grant-Funded Project for Military Veterans,
Active Duty Personnel, and Their Spouses. The
class offers physical and emotional support to
military veterans, active duty personnel, and
their spouses. Privately funded, the Veterans
Art Project is being implemented through the
support of Saddleback College. Military identification will be checked at the door each meeting.
(4x)
Country Two-StepAges 16+
In this fun class, you will learn the Country TwoStep dance — the top dance at country nightclubs and country events. Easy instruction.
Steve Dilley / Saddleback FA 209
1122 Fri 7:15 pm - 8 pm
Sep 13 – Oct 4
1233 Fri 9 am - 3 pm
1123 Fri 7:15 pm - 8 pm
Oct 11 – Nov 1 (4x)
1124 Fri 7:15 pm - 8 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Nov 8 – Dec 6* (4x)
Dance
(4x)
Classes are repeatable. No partner needed.
Family Country Line DanceAges 8+
Ballroom And SwingAges 16+
Show off your dance moves and turns to both
classic and new music. It’s great exercise while
having a good time.
Learn the classic mix of “must know” dances
featured on TV dance shows (elegant Waltz,
jazzy Swing, Foxtrot, Latin Cha-Cha, and Nightclub). These dances are great for parties, cruises,
and weddings.
1125 Fri 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
Sep 13 – Oct 4
1126 Fri 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
Oct 11 – Nov 1 (4x)
1115 Fri 7:15 pm - 8 pm
Sep 13 – Oct 4
1127 Fri 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Nov 8 – Dec 6* (4x)
1116 Fri 7:15 pm - 8 pm
Oct 11 – Nov 1 (4x)
1117 Fri 7:15 pm - 8 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Nov 8 – Dec 6* (4x)
(4x)
(4x)
11
Salsa Dance IAges 16+
Learn the hottest dances in today’s Salsa Club
scene. You will dance with confidence immediately after taking this class. Easy Salsa patterns
and techniques.
1128 Fri 8 pm - 8:45 pm
Sep 13 – Oct 4
1129 Fri 8 pm - 8:45 pm
Oct 11 – Nov 1 (4x)
1130 Fri 8 pm - 8:45 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Nov 8 – Dec 6* (4x)
(4x)
Golf
Golf — Levels I And IIAges 14+
Fees are per person, per level, and include
practice balls. Participants should bring their own
golf clubs (Levels I and II: a 7 Iron). Classes consist
of four, one-hour lessons. Plan to arrive 5 minutes
before the start of each lesson. Level I — Grip,
stance, posture, etiquette, and introduction to
the full swing. Level II — Applying the full swing,
chipping, pitching, sand play, and trouble shots.
$97Emil Scodeller / Saddleback Golf Range (Student
End)
Salsa Dance IIAges 16+
1134 Sun 8 am - 9 am
Sep 22 – Oct 13 (4x)
Learn intermediate Salsa moves to help you light
up the dance floor in today’s Salsa nightclub
scene. Different patterns are taught each session.
1135 Sun 10 am - 11 am
Sep 22 – Oct 13 (4x)
1138 Sun 11 am - 12 pm
Sep 22 – Oct 13 (4x)
1139 Sun 8 am - 9 am
Oct 20 – Nov 10 (4x)
1140 Sun 10 am - 11 am
Oct 20 – Nov 10 (4x)
1131 Fri 8:45 pm - 9:30 pm
Sep 13 – Oct 4
(4x)
1141 Sun 11 am - 12 pm
Oct 20 – Nov 10 (4x)
1132 Fri 8:45 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 11 – Nov 1 (4x)
Nov 17 – Dec 15*(4x)
1133 Fri 8:45 pm - 9:30 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Nov 8 – Dec 6* (4x)
1142 Sun 8 am - 9 am
*no class on Dec 1
1143 Sun 10 am - 11 am
*no class on Dec 1
Nov 17 – Dec 15*(4x)
1237 Sun 11 am - 12 pm
*no class on Dec 1
Nov 17 – Dec 15*(5x)
SRT — Motorcyclist
Safety Program
Ages 16+
Have you ever wanted to learn to ride a
motorcycle? Or, maybe you haven’t ridden
for a long time and just want to brush up
on your riding skills. Regardless, this rider
course is for you, and it is approved by both
the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
and the California Highway Patrol. In this
program you will learn the skills and mental
strategies used by experienced riders. You
also will experience the joy of motorcycling in the on-bike portion of the training. Successfully completing this program
will bypass the on-bike test at the DMV.
Saddleback Rider Training operates this
state-approved program locally and takes
pride in our professional facilitators. Our
team members have conducted training
throughout the country and are proud to
bring you the finest possible riding experience anywhere.
Saddleback College Parking Lot
5/5A, VIL 25-02
Register online at:
SADDLEBACKRIDERTRAINING.COM
or by calling (949) 491-1201
$250 (inquire about youth discount)
12
Golf — Levels III and IVAges 14+
Fees are per person, per level, and include
practice balls. Participants should bring their
own golf clubs (Levels III and IV: a 7 Iron, a wood,
and a putter). Classes consist of four, one-hour
lessons. Plan to arrive 5 minutes before the start
of each lesson. Level III — The short game, putting, chipping, pitching, and trouble shots. Level
IV — Putting it all together and refining your
strokes and skills.
$97Emil Scodeller / Saddleback Golf Range (Student
End)
1160 Sun 9 am - 10 am
Sep 22 – Oct 13 (4x)
1161 Sun 9 am - 10 am
Oct 20 – Nov 10 (4x)
1162 Sun 9 am - 10 am
*no class on Dec 1
Nov 17 – Dec 15*(4x)
Parking: Daily parking permits are required 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Daily parking fee is $2.00 (dollar bills or
credit card). Parking permit dispensers
are located in Lots 1, 5A, and 10.
Cake Decorating With
Fondant And GumpasteAges 18+
Hobbies | Life Skills
Become A Professional
OrganizerAges 18+
Learn Insider Secrets From A Professional
Organizer! If you want to use your aptitude for
organization to change lives and earn a living,
this class is for you. You will be given the tools
and knowledge to succeed as a professional
organizer, but will not be shown methods of
organizing or how to organize people. In this
dynamic class you will learn: the types of organizational skills you can offer, how to prevent
legal problems (including business licensing and
taxes), basic business laws, and how to promote
your services.
1186 Sat 9 am - 12 pm
Sep 28
(1x)
Brewing Basics: Brewing
Beyond The KitAges 21+
Designed for the beginning home brewer and
anyone who wants to learn about making beer,
this class covers the proper techniques for making
home brew. Topics covered include: cleaning and
sanitation, beer styles, ingredients, equipment,
and sensory evaluations. There will be tastings
each week of class. Must be 21 years of age to
register.
Matthew Johnson / Saddleback VIL 9-03
1179 Wed 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 16 – Oct 30 (3x)
1238 Wed 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Dec 4 – Dec 18 (3x)
Cake Decorating For
BeginnersAges 14+
Learn the art of cake decorating in a relaxed and
fun environment. At the end of the class you will
be able to decorate a cake with stunning roses,
leaves, floral sprays, grapes, shells, clowns, stars,
and more. This is a great class for fun or to expand your skills to pursue a career in professional
cake decorating. Participants must bring a 3-inch
high, 8-inch round Duncan Hines white cake on a
10-inch cake board to class.
Exquisite Cakes By Jennifer / Saddleback VIL 3-01
In this fun and informative class you will learn
how to decorate a cake with fondant and mold
beautiful flowers from gumpaste. This is a great
class to learn techniques to pursue a professional career in cake decorating or just for fun.
Participants must bring a 3-inch high, 8-inch
round white cake on a 10-inch cake board circle
to class.
Exquisite Cakes By Jennifer / Saddleback VIL 3-01
1173 Sat 10 am - 12 pm
Nov 2
Clutterology®: Eliminate
Clutter In Your LifeAges 18+
Proven Tactics Taught In An Upbeat Atmosphere
To Organize And Change Your Life! Discover how
Clutterology’s® innovative ideas can get your
clutter in order. You CAN change your environment to work for you with simple, easy, and
practical ideas on how to remove clutter from
your life and get organized. In this fun-filled
and non-confrontational class you’ll find out
how to put a stop to junk mail — NOW!, how to
distinguish between organized and neat, how
much keeping your stuff really costs, how to
determine keep items from toss items, how to
remove clutter to improve your life, and how to
create an efficient environment so you can get
more done.
1188 Sat 1 pm - 4 pm
Oct 5
(1x)
Feng Shui Tools For
Better LivingAges 18+
Do you want to improve your health, have
better relationships, and stimulate your financial
potential? Did you know that the design and
decor of your home and business can contribute
significantly to your success in life? You may have
heard or read about Feng Shui, but most westerners still have not been exposed to authentic
Feng Shui practices. Learn specific tips to enhance
your life by controlling the powerful energies of
your environment.
$49Feng Shui Solutions / Saddleback VIL 9-03
1175 Thu 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 10
1172 Sat 12 pm - 3 pm
Oct 5
(1x)
(1x)
(1x)
13
How To Be Your Own
Private InvestigatorAges 18+
This class will show you how and where professional investigators obtain their information. You
will discover where public records are located
and how to search them. In addition, you will
learn about databases and how to use them to
conduct your searches. You also will learn how
to do asset searches, background investigations,
and skip tracing. The class will show you almost
all of the sources of information that are used
by private investigators. Who should attend?
Adoptees, attorneys, birth parents, bill collectors, brokers, business owners, genealogists,
investors, investigators, journalists, landlords,
paralegals, researchers, and business partners.
Organic GardeningAges 12+
Organic produce is a leading retail commodity. Through classroom instruction and
outdoor demonstration, this hands-on class
teaches you how to grow vegetables without
the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers.
Topics include seed and transplant selection, soil
preparation, planting techniques, fertilization,
weed control, irrigation, and harvesting. You also
will get to enjoy the fruits of your labor in class.
Ron Gorman / Saddleback Horticulture
Greenhouse
1243 Sat 12 pm - 12:45 pm
Sep 21 – Oct 19 (5x)
Jim Harriger / Saddleback VIL 30-01
Self-Publishing, ePublishing,
And MoreAges 18+
1174 Wed 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
How To Get Your Book On The Market Quickly
And Easily! In this class we will cover how to:
use quick and easy methods to get your work
published, create eBooks to tap into the richness
of your experience, turn simple PowerPoint®
presentations into profitable products, create
high-profit audio products in 30 days, use copyrights and trademarks to protect your work, use
the headache-proof method of obtaining ISBN
numbers and barcodes, and bust the myths of
vanity presses or print-on-demand companies
(Xlibris Lulu, iUniverse).
Oct 9
(1x)
Introduction To Wine
AppreciationAges 21+
This introductory class explores the basics of the
wonderful world of wine, including a review of
the world’s major wine producing regions, grape
variety differences, wine-making styles, and the
mechanics of tasting and sensory evaluation.
Participants will learn how to distinguish the
various elements of wine and how to recognize
the qualities and complexities of better wines.
The class will help students make informed selections from wine lists and wine retailers. Wines
from around the world will be tasted during
weeks two through five (bring two wine glasses
to class beginning with the second class).
Michelle Mooney / Saddleback VIL 9-04
1205 Tue 6:30 pm - 9 pm
Oct 8 – Nov 5
(5x)
Jewelry Making In
One Creative ClassAges 18+
In just one fun class you can make a
striking piece of jewelry to add to your collection!
Choose from wire earrings with Swarovski beads,
crocheted bracelet with wire and Swarovski
beads, wire-wrapped fused glass heart, or a
metal stamped, one-of-a-kind necklace. Classes
are repeatable.
Carol Chambers / Saddleback VIL 9-04
1151 Sun 9 am - 12 pm
Sep 15
(1x)
1152 Sun 9 am - 12 pm
Dec 8
(1x)
14
1183 Sat 9 am - 12 pm
Sep 28
(1x)
What Were You
Born To Do?Ages 16+
You were born to make a unique contribution
to humanity. Progressing toward this purpose
brings job satisfaction and abundance. Straying
from it causes stress and emptiness. To accomplish this mission, one of the 33 Natural Talents®
is wired into your DNA. It’s so subtle, you rarely
notice it; yet so powerful, it’s the source of your
highest potential. Elvis, Oprah, and Einstein
were all just “doin” what came naturally. Applying your Natural Talent relentlessly will attract
everything you desire in life.
Curtis Adney / Saddleback VIL 9-03
1155 Sun 1 pm - 5 pm
Oct 20
(1x)
Conversational ItalianAges 14+
Languages
First Hand FrenchAges 18+
This class does not require a previous knowledge
of French and is geared toward people who love
the French language and culture. You will learn
how to converse in everyday French. This class
also will benefit people who will be traveling
to France and need to “handle” their French
vacation. Classes are repeatable.
Interactive and fun, this class is designed
to help you maintain and improve your Italian
communication skills through listening and
speaking. You will experience learning in a
friendly environment with others who share
similar interests in the Italian language, art,
tourism, music, food, and culture.
CALINK Institute / Saddleback VIL 30-01
Nancy Allah / Saddleback VIL 31-02
1165 Wed 8 pm - 9 pm
1184 Sat 9 am - 11 am
Sep 14 – Oct 5
1185 Sat 9 am - 11 am
Oct 19 – Nov 9 (4x)
Mandarin I: Introduction
To Spoken ChineseAges 13+
(4x)
Italian Supreme:
A Taste Of ItalyAges 14+
In this fun eight-week class participants will learn
the basics of the Italian language that will help
you get by at a “survival level” of proficiency
while traveling. At the same time, you also will
explore the Italian culture. Recommended
reading Living Language Ultimate Italian (ISBN
978-1-4000-0967-1).
1166 Wed 6 pm - 7 pm
Oct 30 – Dec 18 (8x)
Italian Supreme: Level 2
(Intermediate/Advanced)Ages 14+
This class is for participants who have taken
Italian Supreme: Level 1 ( A Taste of Italy) or who
want to polish their basic Italian language skills.
The focus is on more advanced vocabulary building and challenging conversation and discussion
topics. Participants will enhance their listening
and reading comprehension, as well as practice
in speaking and writing. You also will learn how
to review current events, news articles, community issues, business, and cultural-literary
learning based materials at intermediate and
advanced levels of proficiency. Recommended
reading Living Language Ultimate Italian (ISBN
978-1-4000-0967-1).
1167 Wed 7 pm - 8 pm
Oct 30 – Dec 18 (8x)
Oct 30 – Dec 18 (8x)
Learn the language spoken by professionals
and in schools throughout China. Participants
will learn useful vocabulary, frequently used
sentence patterns, and essential grammatical
characteristics. This class helps create a foundation for communication and understanding
Chinese culture. Interactive class supplements
are available online.
Pandarin Academy / Saddleback VIL 9-04
1190 Wed 6 pm - 7 pm
Sep 18 – Nov 6 (8x)
Mandarin IIAges 13+
Learn the fundamentals of spoken
Mandarin so you can converse with native
Chinese speakers. Participants gain a thorough
understanding of how to phrase most sentences
with a solid grammar, vocabulary, and cultural
foundation. Topics covered include pronunciation, conjunctions, transportation, prepositions,
location, before/after, comparative/superlative,
favorites, and more.
1191 Wed 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm
Sep 18 – Nov 6 (8x)
Speed SpanishAges 18+
This class is designed to get you speaking
Spanish right away. Most classes instruct you
how to TEACH Spanish; this class gives you the
skills to SPEAK Spanish. Whether you work with
Spanish speakers or are planning a trip to a
Spanish-speaking country, this class will get you
conversing in Spanish pronto.
$59Christy Nelson / Saddleback VIL 30-02
1154 Wed 7 pm - 9 pm
Oct 2 – Oct 30
(5x)
15
Intermediate GuitarAges 18+
Music
Beginning Blues
HarmonicaAges 12+
Got da’ blues? Beginning Blues Harmonica will
get you jammin’ the blues immediately! Our
emphasis will be on playing and having fun as
you are introduced to the many tricks and techniques used to make the harmonica cry, laugh,
wail, and scream! No previous musical experience
is required — only a love of the blues and the
desire to play the harmonica. You will need a “C”
major diatonic harmonica. If you don’t own one,
you may purchase a diatonic harmonica from the
instructor in class for $13.
David Broida / Saddleback VIL 30-01
1156 Mon 7:45 pm - 9:30 pm
Oct 28
(1x)
Healthy Harmonica:
Songs And RhythmsAges 12+
Breathing is our foundation when playing the
harmonica. We will take the simplest of pop,
folk, and blues melodies and invigorate them
with simple, but powerful, techniques to make
any song deeply expressive. No previous ability
to read or play music is needed only a desire to
have fun and feel more alive! You will need a “C”
major diatonic harmonica. If you don’t own one,
you may purchase a diatonic harmonica from the
instructor in class for $13.
David Broida / Saddleback VIL 30-01
1157 Mon 6 pm - 7:30 pm
Oct 28
(1x)
Beginning GuitarAges 18+
Forget the stress of work or school and enjoy
learning how to play the guitar in a friendly, no
hassle atmosphere. After you learn a few easy
chords and tablature, you’ll be playing popular
songs in the very first class. You must bring your
own guitar (electric or acoustic) to class. Classes
are repeatable.
This hands-on workshop is for the guitarist
who has mastered the basics and is seeking a
challenge. The exercises will be customized for
the skill level and direction of the individual
student. Topics include bar chords, lead guitar,
music theory, and a new song each week. You
must bring your own guitar (electric or acoustic)
and tuner to class. Classes are repeatable.
$90Ron Gorman / Saddleback VIL 9-04
1200 Mon 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Beginning UkuleleAges 16+
Learn how to play current and classic
songs on the ukulele in a friendly and supportive
environment. You will learn easy chords, how
to read tablature, and how to play different
strum styles. No previous musical experience is
required. Classes are repeatable.
1202 Mon 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
*no class on Nov 11
Using drumming — a universal experience
that transcends all boundaries and is proven to
be the most effective team-building activity in
all cultures — this innovative class is designed
to create a culture of teamwork, improve
communication, boost self-confidence, and
promote leadership. Participants will learn to
work together more efficiently, break down
barriers among staff and co-workers, close the
gap between management and staff, motivate
staff, and increase productivity. Simple, step-bystep instructions in drumming also will be taught.
1203 Mon 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Sep 16 – Oct 14 (5x)
1198 Mon 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
*no class on Nov 11
Oct 21 – Nov 18*(4x)
1199 Mon 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
16
Oct 21 – Nov 18*(4x)
Improving Teamwork,
Communication, And
Leadership Through
Drumming And RhythmAges 16+
1197 Mon 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Sep 16 – Oct 14 (5x)
Dec 2 – Dec 16 (3x)
Dec 2 – Dec 16 (3x)
How To Play Piano
By EarAges 18+
SERIES special
Piano Made Easy SeriesAges 18+
Learn the wonderful world of piano with our
renowned one-day piano classes. “Instant Piano”
will get you started playing the piano with two
hands. It’s designed for beginners and anyone
who has had piano lessons in the past but came
away unsatisfied. Some music background is
recommended, but is not absolutely necessary.
“Piano by Ear” in the afternoon delves much
deeper into the secrets of music. You’ll be
astounded to see how simple and predictable
music is when seen from this perspective. Though
not for beginners, it’s recommended for anyone
with a chord background, including guitar players. Taking the morning Instant Piano workshop
should be enough training for the “Piano by Ear”
class, but if you are a real beginner, you might
want to hold off taking the “Piano by Ear” class
until it is offered in the next session.
New School Of American Music /
Saddleback VIL 31-01
1196 Sat 9 am - 5 pm
Oct 5
Contrary to popular belief, anyone can learn to
play piano by ear. This workshop shows you the
inside secrets professional piano players use (but
never reveal). You’ll learn how to pick tunes right
out of your head. In addition, you will learn how
to get songs off the radio (think of the money
you’ll save on sheet music). You’ll even learn how
to transpose. This workshop goes beyond mere
“ear training.” In this class, you’ll obtain information found nowhere else, and you’ll be picking
out tunes by ear — with both hands — from the
very first day. Open to musicians (not just piano
players) who have a basic understanding of chord
theory. Beginners should take “Instant Piano
For Hopelessly Busy People” as a prerequisite
for this class.
1194 Sat 1:30 pm - 5 pm
Oct 5
(1x)
(1x)
Instant Piano For
Hopelessly Busy PeopleAges 18+
Music teachers may not want you to know this,
but you don’t need years of weekly lessons to
learn piano. Robert Laughlin created the one-day
piano workshop in 1982. Used by more than 300
teachers nationwide, this workshop has been
taken by more than 100,000 students. In just
half a day you can learn enough secrets of the
trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. The
difference is piano teachers teach note reading,
and piano-playing professionals use chords. In
this class, you will learn all the chords needed
to play any song. You’ll also learn how to play
several songs, and then perfect your technique
at home using an exclusive CD designed by the
instructor. If you can find middle C, and know
the meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you
already know enough to enroll in this workshop.
If not, ask for a free piano preparation pamphlet.
Send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to
Piano Pamphlet, PO Box 898, Chico, CA 95927.
SongwritingAges 18+
Learn craftsmanship in the art of songwriting. Musicians of all levels are welcome. Topics
include: songwriting techniques, lyrics and
song structure, exploration of musical styles,
arranging. This class is open to keyboardists,
guitarists, accordion players, and players of
musical instruments that can be transported.
Bring your instrument to class.
1201 Tue 6 pm - 7 pm
Dec 3 – Dec 17 (3x)
1195 Sat 9 am - 12:30 pm
Oct 5
(1x)
17
travel
Mystery Murder Train:
Fillmore & Western RailwayAges 18+
SINGLE-DAY TOURS
Community Education Single-Day Tours
include transportation aboard a deluxe, airconditioned motorcoach and a professional
tour director.
Unless otherwise noted, each day trip will
leave from and return to, Parking Lot 1 on
the Saddleback College Campus. Please
arrive at least 20 minutes prior to the tour
departure time.
Parking fees are in effect 24 hours a day,
seven days a week. You must purchase a
parking permit ($2 in dollar bills or credit
card) from the dispenser in the parking lot
and place the permit on the dashboard of
your car.
See the Travel Policy on the Inside Front Cover
for information regarding cancellations.
For trip and travel protection/cancellation
insurance, please contact Good Times Travel.
On many of these tours it is suggested you
bring/wear walking shoes, sunscreen, hats,
sweaters or jackets.
Travel
Getty VillaAges 18+
Built by J. Paul Getty and modeled after a
Roman villa, the Getty Villa is a gorgeous estate
perched on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean
in Malibu. After nine years — and a cost of $275
million — this museum reopened in 2006 as the
home of the Getty’s Antiquities Collection. It is
the only museum in the United States dedicated
solely to antiquities from the Mediterranean
region. Twelve hundred Greek, Roman, and
Etruscan artifacts from 6500 BC to 600 AD are
on display in an exquisite setting of Romaninspired architecture, gardens, and ocean
breezes. Lunch is on your own at the Villa’s café
which offers a variety of sandwiches, salad, and
hot entrees.
As we sit back and enjoy a scenic ride through
Ventura County’s beautiful Heritage Valley
(roundtrip from Fillmore), a murder will take
place, and the crime will need to be solved. Jump
right in and help unmask the culprit, or simply
sit back and be entertained by the spectacular
actors. You will travel in style aboard the vintage
1930s passenger cars of the Fillmore & Western
Railway — known as the “Hollywood Movie
Train” ever since it was owned by three major
studios and featured in more than 400 films.
This unique day trip includes a three-course,
waiter-served meal served on-board the train.
A truly wonderful way to spend a fall Saturday!
$119Good Times Travel / Saddleback Parking Lot 1
956 Sat 9 am - 6:30 pm
Sep 28
The Magic Castle With Included
Champagne BrunchAges 18+
A unique opportunity to gain access to this
private club which generally is not available to
the public! The Magic Castle opened its doors
on January 2, 1963, and more than four decades
later, the Castle has become the world-famous
“home” to the Academy of Magical Arts, Inc.
and their invited guests. Enjoy an all-you-caneat champagne brunch and live magical performances at The Magic Castle — the world’s most
famous club for magicians and magic enthusiasts
alike. The magnificent building that houses The
Magic Castle is a sight in itself. Built in 1908,
this storied Victorian mansion has watched
Hollywood grow and change for almost 100
years while never losing its original charm. See
what magicians all over the world consider the
premier magic venue and the virtual “center”
of the magician’s universe. Required dress code:
“country club” attire (no jeans, shorts or sandals).
You must be able to walk up a steep driveway
and climb stairs to enter the Castle.
955 Sat 9 am - 5:30 pm
Oct 12
878 Sun 9 am - 5 pm
Sep 15
(1x)
Please note that withdrawals/credits
must be requested 3 business days
prior to the class start date.
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(1x
(1x)
“Fall” In Love With JulianAges 18+
There’s nothing better than fall with colorful foliage and crisp apples, and there’s no
better place than Julian to get those fresh apples
and apple pie. This early 1900s mining town
is a mountain-high retreat (elevation 4,200
feet) known for its clean air, quaint shopping,
hometown restaurants, homemade apple pie,
and cider. You will have time to shop and have
lunch on your own in this quaint town — you’ll
feel as if you are on a country getaway! We also
will make a stop at the famous Dudley’s Bakery
for their fresh baked bread!
957 Fri 9 am - 6:30 pm
Oct 25
(1x)
J.P.L.’s Deep Space
Goldstone ComplexAges 18+
Have you ever wondered what outer space
sounds like? The Goldstone Deep Space
Communications Complex, located on the Fort
Irwin Army Base in California’s Mojave Desert, is
a 53-square-mile complex featuring large antennas that allow J.P.L. and NASA to “listen” to outer
space. Our fascinating, behind-the-scenes tour
begins at the Goldstone museum where three
large areas are dedicated to current and past
missions and the Deep Space Network history.
With a J.P.L. docent, we then will travel into the
desert to see the huge antennas. Measuring up
to 230 feet across, these massive antennas are
used in a variety of ways, including sensitive
radio telescopes for scientific investigations
and for spotting comets and asteroids. Lunch in
Goldstone’s Cafeteria in the Complex is included.
Note: When you register for this trip, you must
provide your full legal name (as it appears on
your driver’s license or other government-issued
identification) and bring valid, governmentissued identification with you on the day of the
tour to present to Base Security (non-U.S. citizens
must have proper documentation).
Reagan Library Holiday:
An American ChristmasAges 18+
On display for a limited time in the Reagan
Library is the special Christmas exhibit: “An
American Christmas” which features a winter
wonderland of 24 trees decorated to celebrate
the defining moments of America’s road to
greatness, from the Revolutionary Era to today.
The trees reflect the life and times of American
society and culture during each decade between
1700 and 2011. Through the use of lights, ornaments, and decorations, each tree becomes
its own piece of magnificent art. An included
docent-guided tour will take you back to the
1980s and the world that Reagan shaped during
his eight years in the White House. Learn about
the events that molded his character, visit a fullscale replica of the Oval Office as it was during
his administration, and reflect at his final resting
place with spectacular views of the Conejo Valley.
See a piece of the Berlin Wall, immerse yourself
in Camp David and Rancho del Cielo, and catch
a glimpse into Ronald and Nancy’s devoted
marriage. A highlight of your day will be walking
through Air Force One, the airplane that served
Reagan throughout his presidency. Upon arrival,
enjoy a delicious barbecue buffet lunch of beef
sirloin, apricot glazed chicken, and all the fixins’.
959 Fri 9 am - 6:30 pm
Dec 6
(1x)
958 Thu 7:30 am - 7:30 pm
Nov 14
(1x)
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Newport Harbor Lights Cruise:
With Roger’s Gardens And
Harbor DinnerAges 18+
On this festive holiday excursion, we visit
three spectacular destinations in and around
Newport Beach. First, visit Roger’s Gardens,
known as “America’s Most Beautiful Home
and Garden Center.” This time of year the
gardens are beautifully decorated and feature
a display of themed Christmas trees. Next,
enjoy a delicious dinner (included) as you
dine at the Harborside Restaurant in Newport
Beach with great views of the Newport Harbor.
Then marvel at the beautifully decorated
boats, yachts, and waterfront homes as we
cruise through the harbor during the Newport
Christmas Boat Parade.
Suggested: sweater or jacket.
960 Fri 1 pm - 8 pm
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Dec 20
Rose Parade With Champagne
And Boxed LunchAges 18+
This year is the one not to be missed as the Rose
Parade celebrates its 125th anniversary with
the appropriate theme, “Dreams Come True!”
Seeing these majestic floats and sharing the
excitement of the New Year ringing throughout
the crowd is truly a memorable, moving experience! We again have our great grandstand seats
located on Colorado Blvd near the start of the
parade. Our seats are only a few rows high so
you are up-close and personal with the magnificent floral floats, high-stepping equestrians,
spirited marching bands, and of course, plenty of
animation! Includes a continental breakfast with
coffee prior to the parade, and a box lunch with
champagne following the parade.
940 Wed 4:15 am - 1:30 pm
(1x)
Jan 1
(1x)
MULTI-DAY TOURS
Liability Release Waiver
Multi-Day tours will leave from, and return
to, the Laguna Hills Mall. Please arrive at
least 20 minutes prior to the tour departure time.
In consideration of accepting this registration, and to the extent permitted by
law, I hereby agree to release, indemnify,
defend and hold harmless on behalf of
myself (and any minor children for whom
I have the capacity to contract) the South
Orange County Community College District, the Board of Trustees, its officers,
clients, agents, employees, and volunteers
from any and all liabilities, claims, demands, damages, costs, penalties, losses,
or expenses (including attorneys’ fees), of
any kind or nature whatsoever, whether
related to bodily injury, property damage,
death or any other form of injury or loss
to myself (and to any minor children for
whom I have the capacity to contract),
caused by any negligent act or omission
of the South Orange County Community
College District, the Board of Trustees, its
officers, clients, agents, employees, and
volunteers arising out of or in any way
related to participation in the activity
for which I (and any minor children for
whom I have the capacity to contract) am
registering.
Parking for Community Education multiday tours is available in the Laguna Hills
Mall. You enter the Mall Parking Lot (near
Sears) from Avenida La Carlota and park in
the spaces next to the movie marquee. Place
the green parking permit on your dashboard
(Good Times Travel will include a parking
permit with your final tour documents).
Download a descriptive brochure for
all multi-day tours on our website at
www.saddleback.edu/ce.
See the Travel Policy on the Inside Front
Cover for information regarding cancellations
and refunds. For trip and travel protection/
cancellation insurance, please contact Good
Times Travel.
America’s CanyonlandsAges 18+
Featuring Arches, Canyonlands, and Bryce
National Parks, Red Rock Canyon, and Las
Vegas. Embark on a spectacular six-day journey to discover the incredible sights and
wealth of geologic phenomena in the colorful
canyonlands of Nevada and southern Utah. With
Dennis Napier, former professor of geography at
Long Beach City College, on-board to provide an
in-depth account of the geologic and geographic
forces that created these incredible landscapes,
you will visit: Bryce Canyon National Park,
famous for its slot canyons, fins, and spires; Moab
and its Canyonlands and Arches National Parks
and their amazing red rocks; Nevada’s Red Rock
Canyon Park; and the Las Vegas “strip” and the
Mesquite Oasis. The fee ($200 per person) is for
deposit only. The total price per person land fee
for this tour is $999 for double and $1,299 for
single occupancy. Good Times Travel will contact
you for the balance of the tour price.
Double Occupancy
$400Good Times Travel / Laguna Hills Mall
873 Sun - Fri 12 am - 12 pm
Oct 13 – Oct 18 (6x)
Single Occupancy
$200Good Times Travel / Laguna Hills Mall
I acknowledge that the activity to which
this release applies can be dangerous
and as a result of agreeing below, I am
accepting those risks for myself and for
any minor participants for whom I can
contract. Further, I understand that the
District does not provide health and medical insurance for participants and that I
assume all responsibility for health and
medical expenses that may be incurred
as a result of my (and any minor children
for whom I have the capacity to contract)
participation in this program. Consent is
hereby given to the Saddleback College
Community Education presenters and/or
supervisors to give and/or seek medical aid
as required in case of emergency.
I give permission to Saddleback College
to take photographs of me or my children
while participating in any activity for use
in publicity and understand that I will not
receive any compensation for such use.
I certify that I have read and understand
this waiver and release as it applies to
myself and to any minors for which I am
registering.
By registering for a Community Education
activity, you are agreeing to the terms of
the above stated waiver.
874 Sun - Fri 12 am - 12 pm
Oct 13 – Oct 18 (6x)
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COLLEGE FOR KIDS
ACADEMICS
Languages
Parent And Me: Adventure
Through ChinaAges 2–5
You and your child will learn Mandarin phrases
and words through interactive games, activities,
songs, stories, and crafts. Topics include greetings, family, animals, transportation, colors,
numbers, food, common objects, and more.
Fun materials can be taken home and explored
through extended play. Interactive games to
reinforce class study are available online.
Spanish For Children:
Levels 1 And 2Ages 6–8
Level 1: In this fun class, students will be
introduced to the Spanish language, as well
as the culture of Spanish-speaking countries.
Basic and practical Spanish vocabulary will be
taught through listening, reading, and speaking
activities. Storytelling, games, and music also are
part of this holistic approach to second language
acquisition. Level 2: This class will help children
take a step further as they explore the language
learning path with Espanol! This comprehensive
class will focus on four areas of language acquisition: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. In
addition, powerful vocabulary-building games
promote quick fluency, and learning Spanish
songs builds confidence and stamina to speak
Spanish and enjoy doing it.
1206 Wed 3 pm - 3:45 pm
Sep 18 – Oct 16 (5x)
1207 Wed 3 pm - 3:45 pm
Oct 23 – Nov 20 (5x)
1235 Wed 5 pm - 6 pm
Sep 25 – Oct 30 (6x)
A Chinese Language
AdventureAges 5–12
Spanish Jump Start And
TutoringAges 8–14
Students will learn Mandarin, the language
spoken by professionals and in schools throughout China. Through engaging language and
curriculum, crafts, and activities, students
will learn useful vocabulary, frequently used
sentence patterns, and essential grammar
characteristics. Interactive class supplements/
games to reinforce class teaching are available
online.
Children will explore the foreign language
learning path with this Jump Start to get them
going in the right direction and help them learn
Spanish with an holistic approach. Instruction
includes all basic vocabulary and grammar
concepts. This class is open to students who
are taking Spanish for the first time, as well as
those in more advanced classes. All will benefit
from the individualized attention the instructor
can provide to help with homework, quizzes,
test preparation, projects, and reading/writing
assignments. Students should bring their class
syllabus and text/work books to class.
1208 Wed 4 pm - 5 pm
Sep 18 – Nov 6 (8x)
Spanish For PreschoolersAges 3–5
This is a unique learning experience designed
for young children 3 to 5 years old. Using an
holistic method, this class combines multiple
resources to engage youngsters. TPR (Total
Physical Response) activities with command
techniques are emphasized, including music,
movement, songs, puppets, and hands-on arts
and crafts. This effective approach helps young
children acquire a second language much the
same way they learn their native tongue — by
experiencing it.
1242 Mon 5 pm - 6:15 pm
1234 Wed 4 pm - 4:45 pm
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Sep 25 – Oct 30 (6x)
Sep 23 – Oct 28 (6x)
STEM
Exploring STEM Using
Educational RoboticsAges 5–14
Students have fun while learning basic
structures and sub-systems, including motion, control, logic, sensors, power, and equipment used in
robotics by applying the fundamentals of math
and science. Depending on their skill level,
students will build robots and program them
using Lego® NXT software. Classes feature an
individualized, project-based curriculum, trained
engineering mentors, and a state-of-theart Young Scientist/Young Engineer STEM
Lab environment. Topics and ac tivities
include: parent orientation, introduction
to STEM, Robotic System Development Life
Cycle© (RSDLC), LDD design tool, ePortfolio
Workshop, hands-on build-a-bot labs, NXT
Programming Workshop, Technical Writing
(BOM & Lab Report, Presentation Workshop,
Field Trips, and Oral and Written Quizzes.
Open House/Build Night
Friday, Sep 13, 5 – 9 pm
Ages 5–6
$580
+ $40 cash material fee payable to the instructor
Mathobotix / Saddleback VIL 20-01
Ages 6-14
$480
+ $40 cash material fee payable to the instructor
1266 Mon 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm *no class on Nov 11
Sep 16 – Dec 2* (12x)
1267 Mon 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
*no class on Nov 11
Sep 16 – Dec 2* (12x)
1276 Mon 10 am - 12 pm
*no class on Nov 11
Sep 16 – Dec 2* (12x)
1268 Tue 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Sep 17 – Dec 3 (12x)
1269 Tue 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Sep 17 – Dec 3 (12x)
1277 Tue 10 pm - 12 pm
Sep 17 – Dec 3 (12x)
1270 Wed 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Sep 18 – Dec 4 (12x)
1271 Wed 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Sep 18 – Dec 4 (12x)
1278 Wed 10 am - 12 pm
Sep 18 – Dec 4 (12x)
1272 Thu 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
*no class on Nov 28
Sep 19 – Dec 5* (12x)
1273 Thu 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Sep 19 – Dec 5* (12x)
1279 Thu 10 am - 12 am
*no class on Nov 28
Sep 19 – Dec 5* (12x)
1274 Fri 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Sep 20 – Dec 6*(12x)
1275 Fri 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Sep 20 – Dec 6*(12x)
1253 Mon 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm *no class on Nov 11
Sep 16 – Dec 2* (12x)
1280 Fri 10 am - 12 am
*no class on Nov 29
Sep 20 – Dec 6*(12x)
1254 Mon 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
*no class on Nov 11
Sep 16 – Dec 2* (12x)
1281 Sat 9 am - 11 pm
Sep 21 – Dec 7 (12x)
1282 Sat 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Sep 21 – Dec 7 (12x)
1255 Tue 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Sep 17 – Dec 3 (12x)
1283 Sat 2 pm - 4 pm
Sep 21 – Dec 7 (12x)
1256 Tue 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Sep 17 – Dec 3 (12x)
1257 Wed 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Sep 18 – Dec 4 (12x)
1258 Wed 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Sep 18 – Dec 4 (12x)
1259 Thu 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
*no class on Nov 28
Sep 19 – Dec 5* (12x)
1260 Thu 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
*no class on Nov 28
Sep 19 – Dec 5* (12x)
1261 Fri 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Sep 20 – Dec 6*(12x)
1262 Fri 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Sep 20 – Dec 6*(12x)
1263 Sat 9 am - 11 am
Sep 21 – Dec 7 (12x)
1264 Sat 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Sep 21 – Dec 7 (12x)
1265 Sat 2 pm - 4 pm
Sep 21 – Dec 7 (12x)
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I-ESTEAM 3.14: Introduction
To Computer Hardware,
Software, And Programming
Using Rasberry PI®Ages 8–14
In this hands-on class students will learn
how to apply grade-level math and science to
simulated real world projects. Each project uses
a sample set of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) concepts. Project-based
learning methods are used in a lab environment.
Students demonstrate their finished projects to
an audience at the monthly open house. Class
objectives include: playing with a palm-sized,
learning friendly computer specialized for
education, learning the basics of computer
programming using Scratch® and Python®,
understanding how computers work by converting one into a Mindstorms® robotic system,
learning basic problem-solving techniques
using computers and computer algorithms,
introducing Open Source® hardware and
software, including a Linux® based operating
system, and building soft skills to work in a team
environment. Sample projects include: Canvas:
students write a simple, computer painting
program using Python® or Beat Box: students
create a personal electronic music instrument
using everyday objects and the Rasberry Pi®
Ages 8-9
Study Skills
Natural A’sAges 10–17
Any student can significantly enhance grades,
self-confidence, and chances for scholarships
and college admissions by performing academic skills in alignment with the brain’s natural
patterns. This makes note taking, reading, studying, memorizing, and test taking amazingly
efficient. Students also will discover simple
methods for understanding math and other
subjects, optimizing focus and concentration,
and preventing test anxiety. Registrants of all
ages describe this class as “awesome,” “necessary,” and “easy to understand.” The instructor,
Curtis Adney, M.S., J.D., graduated at the top of
his college class with a 4.0 GPA and earned a Juris
Doctor degree from Brigham Young University.
Parents are welcome to register and participate
with their child(ren).
1212 Sun 9 am - 12 pm
Oct 20
(1x)
Natural A’s: Parent/Adult
RegistrationAges 18+
Parents are welcome to register and participate
with their child(ren).
1284 Tue 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Sep 17 – Dec 3 (12x)
1285 Thu 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm *no class on Nov 28
Sep 19 – Dec 5* (12x)
1213 Sun 9 am - 12 pm
1286 Fri 10 am - 12 pm
*no class on Nov 29
Sep 20 – Dec 6*(12x)
Ages 10-14
1287 Sat 2 pm - 4 pm
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Oct 20
(1x)
COLLEGE FOR KIDS
PLAY
Music
Beginning Guitar For
Kids/TeensAges 9–17
Arts
Fun With CartooningAges 7–12
In this fun and exciting class you will learn to
draw cartoons and comics. You will be taught
cartooning techniques, as well as tips for drawing
for comics and animation. Also covered will be
the secrets of drawing action poses for cartoon
characters, how to create characters of all ages,
great ideas for drawing cool cartoon animals,
and much more.
Wow your friends and make some music! This
class is for children with little or no experience
playing the guitar. Students will learn several
chords, strum styles, and single string melodies.
In addition, students will learn three classic rock
songs. You must bring your own guitar to class
(electric or acoustic). Classes are repeatable.
1209 Sat 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Sep 21 – Oct 19 (5x)
1210 Sat 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Oct 26 – Nov 23 (5x)
Nancy Larragoiti / Saddleback VIL 9-04
1244 Tue 4:30 pm - 6 pm
Sep 17 – Oct 8
1245 Tue 4:30 pm - 6 pm
Oct 22 – Nov 12 (4x)
(4x)
Hobbies | Life Skills
Modeling And StyleAges 10–16
In a constructive and nurturing environment,
students (male and female) will explore the
world of modeling by working with make-up,
hair products, and cameras. Students will learn
what is required to become a model — or simply
to make themselves more attractive and confident — inside and out. Topics covered include:
grooming skills; hair, skin, and nail care; make-up
artistry; runway techniques; wardrobe planning and accessorizing; nutrition and exercise;
projecting self-confidence; poise and posture.
Parents and friends will be invited to a runway
show performed by the students on the last
day of the class. Modeling And Style is taught
by an industry professional with many years of
experience in the modeling, acting, and personal
development industries.
$75Tara Meyer / Saddleback VIL 9-04
1211 Fri 4 pm - 5:30 pm
Sep 27 – Oct 18 (4x)
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TEENS
SKILLS
Study Skills
College Placement
Testing WorkshopAges 16+
Anxious about college applications? Will you be
accepted by the college of your choice? Will you
place into college-level English or have to start
at a lower level? In this in-depth workshop you
will learn how to make your skills shine and test
your best! At the conclusion of the workshop,
you may take an actual placement exam.
$90Jeff Vogel / Saddleback LRC 118
Online Classes
Update your skills, discover a new talent, or
chart a career path at your own pace and at
your convenience with our ONLINE CLASSES.
Most classes are available for both Windows and
Macintosh platforms.
1246 Mon - Thu 7 pm - 9 pm
Oct 28 – Nov 7 (8x)
1247 Mon - Thu 7 pm - 9 pm
Feb 24 – Mar 6 (8x)
Each class runs for six weeks and consists of 12
lessons. Interactive quizzes, assignments, tutorials,
and online discussion areas to supplement the lessons are available via the World Wide Web. Read
your lessons and ask your instructor questions at
the times most convenient to you.
English Composition
For TeensAges 12–14
All you need to get started is Internet access, an
email address, and a Web browser. Additional
requirements, if any, will be listed with the class
description. For more information, visit:
writing
Does your child write badly or does he/she show
promise, but lacks the polish of professional
writing? Whichever the case, this class will serve
your child well. It will make bad writers good and
good writers very good. The instruction uses a
very successful new theory that converts the
pictures we think with into verbal expression.
Students love the program because while it is
like a strategy game, they soon begin to see
significant improvement in their writing. This
class offers the best of all worlds: it is easy to
understand, and it is effective. There is homework with this class.
$125 + $60 cash material fee payable to the instructor
Tony Garcia / Saddleback VIL 30-02
www.ed2go.com/saddleback
• Computers
• Business Administration &
Management
• Business Planning
& Entrepreneurship
• Grant Writing & Non-Profits
• Health
• Internet
• Languages
• Personal & Career
Development
1248 Tue/Thu 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Sep 24 – Oct 24 (10x)
• Child Care And
Parenting
1289 Tue/Thu 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Nov 5 – Dec 10 (10x)
*no class on Nov 28
• Cursos en Español
• Teaching Professionals
• Desktop Publishing
& Imaging
• Test Preparation
• Digital Photography
• Web Graphics
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• Entertainment
• Web Programming
• Family & Personal
Enrichment
• Writing
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