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School: Rockford College
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International Trade
Course Format: Classroom
An analysis of fundamental economic principles, forces, and governmental policies which determine economic relations between countries under changing world conditions; and an investigation of theories and practices of international financial management. Topics include international trade theory, balance of payments, foreign exchange markets, international capital budgeting, multinational enterp...
 

School: Cal-Trade Welding School of Modesto
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TIG/MIG
Course Format: Classroom
Heliarc-mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum to aircraft code, MIG, Innershield and Dualshield on mild steel to AWS and ASME codes. This course takes approximately 12 weeks to complete.
 

Pipeline Welding
Course Format: Classroom
Arc, Heliarc to ASME and API codes, mild steel electrodes. To enroll in this course the student must have prior welding experience. This course takes approximately 10 weeks to complete.
 

Combination Welding
Course Format: Classroom
Arc, Heliarc, MIG Innershield and Introductory Pipe Welding on mild steel electrodes. This course takes approximately 20-22 weeks to complete
 

School: Monroe Community College
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Apprentice Training: Machine Trades
Course Format: Classroom
The Associate in Applied Science Degree Program compliments apprentice training by adding theoretical learning in the technologies to the applied learning received on the job. In addition, the degree program offers an academically and personally enriching experience through a series of courses in the liberal arts and sciences. To be admitted into this program, you must have a high school dip...
 

School: Mesa Community College
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Import/Export Trade
Course Format: Classroom
Required Courses (16-17 credits) IBS102 International Marketing 2 IBS108 Basics of Import/Export Operations 2 IBS110 International Payments and Collections 1 IBS111 Risk Management and Loss Control 1 IBS112 Export Licensing and Regulations 1 IBS113 United States Customs and Duties 1 IBS114 International Transportation and Distribution 1 IBS121 Export Marketing Case Studies 2 ...
 

School: Durham Technical Community College
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Construction Trades Certificate
Course Format: Classroom
The Durham Tech Construction Trades Certificate provides students with training for entry-level positions in construction. Five classes are required: Carpentry I, Carpentry II, Blueprint Reading, Estimating, and Masonry. The sequence of courses takes the student from basic tools and equipment through the entire house-building process. Carpentry I and Blueprint Reading are offered in the Fall. C...
 

School: Henry Ford Community College
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Manufacturing Trades
Course Format: Classroom
The Associate in Applied Science degree in Manufacturing Trades program is designed for industrial apprentices or other skilled trades persons who have completed or are in the last semester of related instruction requirements for journeyperson certification or the equivalent. Students may apply the credits earned in their trade programs toward the 60 credit hours required for the degree.
 

Building Construction Trades
Course Format: Classroom
The Associate in Applied Science degree in Building Construction Trades is a specifically designed program for building and construction trades journeypersons who have completed a formal apprenticeship program registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, U.S. Department of Labor or a bona-fide program recognized by HFCC. Formal classroom-related instruction associated with t...
 

School: Berkeley College
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on the current patterns of international trade and on the procedures and documentation used in the handling of imports and exports. Includes the theories underlying and the controversies surrounding international trade, tariff and nontariff barriers to trade, transportation modes, the financing of exports, and the impact on trade of designated free trade areas such as the European Union...
 

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