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Intro to Health and Family Living
Intro to Health & Family Living provides a strong foundation for a rewarding career in childhood education. Explore every stage of child development, from prenatal care to school-age, gaining crucial knowledge about their physical, social, and emotional growth. This course delves into essential topics like communication, fostering self-esteem, and navigating challenges like family dynamics and special needs. You'll also gain valuable insights into your own well-being, covering stress management, healthy relationships, and making informed decisions. Invest in your future and the future of young learners.
Class Begins September 6, 2024
In-Person ClassDays: Fridays
Time: TBA
Instructor: Corina Diaz
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Computer Basics 1
In this class for adults who are just starting with computers, we'll cover the basics. You'll learn about the parts of a computer and how they work together. We'll also teach you how to use programs like Microsoft Word and Google Docs. By the end, you'll feel comfortable using a computer, making documents, sending emails, and searching the internet. It's a great way to get started with technology!
Class Begins September 3, 2024
In-Person ClassRegistration Open for Fall Semester
Fall Semester session: September 3 - December 19, 2024
Days & Times: Tuesday and Thursday - 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Location: Jefferson Adult School Main Campus at Westmoor:
123 Edgemont Dr., Bldg. B, Room 132, Daly City
For more information, call 650-550-7890
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Microsoft Office Suite
Instruction for this class uses Microsoft Office Suite for Windows 11. ESL students should be Intermediate- Advanced level. Learn and transfer skills directly into the workplace or for lifelong learning opportunities. Leave with a desire to continue learning with the tools necessary to succeed.
Registration is closed for Spring Semester 2024. Call the office 650-550-7890 with any questions.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and ThursdayTime: 3:15 - 5:15 pm
Instructor: Mike Brust-- mbrust@jeffersonunion.net
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Intermediate Computing I
This course is for learners who have either taken Computer Basics or know how to use a computer.
This course is designed for adults who have a solid grasp of computer fundamentals and are ready to further enhance their skills with a focus on IT support principles. In our Intermediate Computing with Cybersecurity class, we will delve deeper into how computer components function and interact, while also integrating key cybersecurity concepts to ensure safe and secure computing. You will advance your proficiency in essential software applications like Microsoft Word and Google Docs, and learn to manage more complex document tasks with an emphasis on data protection and privacy. Additionally, we will explore more sophisticated email management techniques, including security best practices to defend against phishing and other threats. We will also enhance your internet research skills, teaching you to identify secure and reliable sources and protect yourself online. By the end of this course, you will not only feel more confident in your IT support capabilities but will also be equipped to help users apply cybersecurity concepts to their everyday life . This course is an excellent next step for those looking to build on their basic technology skills and gain a foundational understanding of cybersecurity.
Cost: $49.00Location: Westmoor High School Campus - Portable #17
Begins Fall 2024
Certificates available:
Fall Google IT Support Professional Certificate
Spring (Intermediate computing II) Microsoft Certified: Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals
For more information about this course, please email Instructor Joseph Solanoy: jsolanoy@jeffersonunion.net
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ISC2 CC Cybersecurity
This class will be an entry level course that could span CompTIA and ISC2 Security certifications. It is a one-year course: September 2024-May 2025.
Days: Tuesday and Thursday - 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmLocation: Westmoor High School Portable #17 (next to parking lot)
Fee: $49.00
Throughout this course, we'll cover five crucial domains of cybersecurity. Let's break them down:
- Security Principles: We'll start with the basics, understanding the core principles that underpin secure operations and the ethical considerations that guide our profession.
- Business Continuity (BC) and Disaster Recovery (DR): You'll learn how organizations prepare for and respond to events that disrupt normal operations. We'll explore strategies to ensure continuous operation and rapid recovery in the event of a disaster.
- Incident Response Concepts: Next, we'll delve into the steps required to effectively manage and mitigate security incidents. You'll understand the phases of incident response, from preparation to recovery, and how to apply these principles in real-world scenarios.
- Access Control Concepts: We'll examine the mechanisms and policies that control access to information resources, learning how to implement robust access controls that protect information integrity and confidentiality.
- Network Security: You'll gain insights into securing network infrastructures, learning about various network security controls, and how to defend against network threats and vulnerabilities.
- Security Operations: Finally, we'll focus on the day-to-day operations that keep our digital environments secure. This includes monitoring, detecting, and responding to security threats.
Completing this training will not only demonstrate your capability in these areas but also prepare you for the Certified Cybersecurity (CC) exam, setting you on a path to numerous career opportunities in this fast-growing field. This initiative is not just about building skills—it's about creating a community of cybersecurity professionals equipped to face the challenges of the digital age. Let's embark on this journey together and make a significant impact in the world of cybersecurity.
