Longview Non-Credit
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since February 1, 2010.
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MCC-Longview
Learning Resources Building
Community Education Center
500 SW Longview Rd.
Lee's Summit, MO 64081
Monday - Friday
8:00 - 4:30 p.m
Phone: 816.604.2030
These noncredit online classes offer flexibility and convenience. Classes run for six weeks, and consist of 12 lessons.
New This Spring
During the month of February, Beginning Arabic, Pet First Aid, Amelia Earhart: Myth and Reality, Smoking Cessation, and Ballroom Dancing: Country-Western Sampler are our new featured classes.
In March we will feature the following new classes: Aging with Dignity, Go Sew (and fly) a Kite!, The Art of Tablescaping, Basic Drawing, Oil and Acrylic Painting, The Wonder of Watercolors, Colored Pencil-Colors Alive, Getting Started with iPhoto, and, Scanning: Making your old Photos Digital.
The Longview Community Education Spring 2012 brochure is available, and other classes that remain in the Spring schedule include:
In AprilBeginning French 2 Beginning Italian Growing With Your Child Travel Free & Make Money Doing It Be a Mystery Shopper The Final Goodbye: Let's Talk About It Fantasy Sports 101: How to do it! Hey Bartender! Terrarium Touch All About Orchids Spillers, Thrillers, & Fillers-Container gardening Basics Herb Gardening |
Learn to Fly Fish (fly casting) Bicycle Repair & Safety Photographing Food Tablets, Netbooks, E-Book Readers: Help me choose! Introduction to MS-Excel 2010 Introduction to MS-Office 2010 Introduction to Smart Phones In MayIntermediate MS-Word 2010 Intermediate MS-Excel 2010 |
MCC-Longview offers a wide range of educational activities and programs to meet the ever-changing educational needs of the community.
We publish our Community Education brochure three times each year; in the Spring and Fall for non-credit classes and in the summer for our College for Kids program, which offers week-long camps for ages 5-16. All of our non-credit classes are open to students of all ages and academic levels. These classes can enhance your career or provide personal growth and satisfaction.
MCC Public Computer Centers
Our Metropolitan Community College Public Computer Centers (MCC PCC),through the Missouri Department of Higher Education (MDHE), are participating in "The Pathways to Broadband Access and Technology Education at Missouri's Community Colleges" project. Through this project MDHE was the main recipient of a Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) grant. MCC, as a sub recipient, will establish centers as one stop locations from which individuals may utilize computers to obtain training to help them in the job market and their personal life. Visit us online at FreePCC.MCCKC.edu for program information and class schedules for all of our locations.
MCC PCC Mission - The Metropolitan Community College Public Computer Centers will function as one-stop technology centers for launching new opportunities, new careers and personal enrichment, with a specific focus on the unemployed and underemployed population in the target areas.