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School: ExecuTrain of Indianapolis

Business Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Writing Skills Basic Writing Skills Common Pitfalls The Writing Process Step 1: Planning to Write Step 2: Organizing Your Thoughts Step 3: Writing the First Draft Step 4: Editing Your Document Effective Sentences and Paragraphs The Right Words Types of Sentences Effective Sentences Effective Paragraphs Writing Speci...
 

Resolving Conflict
Course Format: Classroom

 

Leading Effective Project Team
Course Format: Classroom
Leading Effective Project Teams 1 Day Fundamentals of Project Teams Project and Project Teams Identifying the Phases of a Project Life Cycle Identifying the Requirements of a Successful Project Project Team Organization Organizing a Project Team Avoiding Pitfalls in a Project Team Participating in a Project Team Project Team Characteristics Identifying th...
 

Business Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Accounting and Business Activities Fundamentals of Accounting Identifying the Role of Accounting Institutions Determining the Accounting Period Accounting in Business Activities Accounting for Assets Introduction to Assets Identifying the Type of Asset Deriving an Account Equation Accounting for Current Assets Managing Cash and Cash E...
 

Time Mangement
Course Format: Classroom
Examining How You Currently Allocate Your Time Your Week at a Glance Identifying Individual Time Wasters Common Time Wasters Time Wasters or Long-Term Investments? Some Useful Techniques for Managing Interaction Prioritizing Your Time Deciding What Your Priorities Should Be �and Why Begin with Your Job Description Open the Time Window Putting Your Money Whe...
 

Electronics
Course Format: Classroom
The Electronics and Computer Technology program is structured to prepare you with the technical skills, general knowledge and critical thinking and problem-solving skills necessary to pursue a career and adapt to changes in the fields of computer and electronics systems in such industries as telecommunications, medicine, electrical service, industry, instrumentation and others using this type o...
 

Machine Tool Technology
Course Format: Classroom
This program prepares you for work in the metals manufacturing industry, and it meets national skills standards for the industry. National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) certification is built into the program. Sample Careers: Skilled Machinist, Tool and Die Maker What you would do: Operate and maintain industrial machinery; design and operate tool and die manufacturing equ...
 

Mechanical
Course Format: Classroom
The Design Technology program focuses on building foundations in design principles and technology, utilizing the latest computer software and hardware. The mechanical concentration focuses principals of design and materials as they apply to machinery. Sample Career Drafter, engineering technician Campuses Offering the Design Technology �Mechanical Concentration: Valparaiso, East...
 

Environmental Health and Safety
Course Format: Classroom
The Environmental Health and Safety concentration develops students’ technical skills, general knowledge, critical thinking and problem solving abilities to meet the needs of municipalities, businesses and industries. Sample Careers: Environmental health specialist or technician What you would do: work for a health department or a company to ensure safety objectives, coor...
 

Restaurant Management
Course Format: Classroom
Hospitality Administration emphasizes the techniques of such hospitality leaders as Ritz, Escoffier, Statler and Hilton to develop leaders and skilled practitioners in one or more areas of the hospitality industry. The restaurant management concentration prepares you for positions with the restaurant industry. Sample Careers: Restaurant or food service manager Campuses Offering the ...
 

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