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- Developing Workplace Readiness Certificate - Workplace Communications
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Fee: $10.00
Item Number: 43280
Dates: 4/28/2025 - 4/28/2025
Times: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 1
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 309
Instructor: Various Staff
This training provides participants with the practical, in-demand skills and the confidence necessary for success in pursuing either your long-term career or your educational goals. This certificate provides participants with soft skills training in key areas such as communication, teamwork, budgeting, resume writing, and job search strategies.
Completion of all 5 classes will lead to a Certificate of Completion in " Workplace Readiness".
1) Budgeting: An introductory course designed to provide learners with a foundational understanding of personal finance and basic budgeting.
2) Workplace Communications: This course provides learners with a foundational understanding of effective communication skills.
3) Teamwork: Come learn a foundational understanding of effective collaboration in group settings.
4) Resume Writing: An exploration into the fundamental principles of effective writing techniques for crafting impactful resumes.
5) Job Search Preparation: Offers introductory exploration into the fundamental principles of effective applying for and interviewing for jobs.
Intro to Workplace Communications is an introductory course designed to provide learners with a foundational understanding of effective communication skills.
- The course covers active listening techniques, written and digital communication, cultural sensitivity and diversity in communication, conflict resolution, and negotiation skills.
- By the end of Workplace Communication2, students should have acquired a comprehensive set of communication skills, enabling them to engage effectively in various personal and professional contexts while fostering positive relationships and understanding diverse perspectives.
This class is brought to us by Saint Vincent de'Paul https://www.svdpbremerton.com/
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- Basic Introduction to Deaf Culture in Medical Settings -
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Fee: $69.00
Item Number: 42941
Dates: 4/28/2025 - 5/5/2025
Times: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 2
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 121
Instructor: Christine Kostrubala
This is a course tailored for healthcare professionals interested in providing better care for American Sign Language (ASL) users.
This course will introduce you to Deaf culture, offering insights on how to effectively connect with ASL users.
May be used for continuing education units (CEU's) for Nursing, Massage Therapy, Acupuncture, & Chiropractic Washington State License Renewal.
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- Branches, Buds, and Birds
- Class is part of this collection: Fun With Flora:
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Fee: $99.00
Item Number: 43520
Dates: 4/28/2025 - 5/19/2025
Times: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 4
Building: OL007
Room: Bremerton Bldg 7, Room 207
Instructor: Donna Letterese
Botanical Illustrations include realistic renderings of plants, as well as stylistic illustrations in Botanical Art, including nature journaling of flora.
Any and all of these methods are popular and encouraged when drawing the plant world!
This four week class is about the subset of Nature Illustration that focuses on select views of trees, the part of their life cycle in-between dormancy and full bloom, and the Birds that perch upon them!
Students will learn about rendering techniques using a variety of materials when drawing bark, moss, and flowers that are in the buds, and/or berry stage, before they fully open up into flowers. The transition from Winter into Spring yields beauty in the creatures that we see, and the environments that they appear in. Students will learn a variety of techniques, varying from more realistic, to more stylized.
This is an exploration of the natural world around us.
These techniques can stay separate from piece to piece, or be mixed and matched in the same illustration.
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- Cellphone Photography at your Fingertips -
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Fee: $59.00
Item Number: 35172
Dates: 4/30/2025 - 5/7/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 2
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 119
Instructor: Juniper Evergreen
In an age of technology at our Fingertips, photography has become a necessity in everyday life both professionally and socially. From documenting a project's progress to capturing family memories, everyone is building their own personal digital photo album. This Android and Apple friendly workshop looks to improve the quality of content you are capturing on your devices.
In round-table format we'll explore the basics of camera composition, exposure and post processing. While building an understanding of the universal workings of your camera, participants will gain experience to take to any form of photography while also identifying the limitations of your cellular devices.
After snapping some photos, we'll explore in camera and 3rd party editing software, adding our own style to our images. The class will also focus on data storage, printing and digital sharing ensuring photos won't just collect dust in the depth of a forgotten album.
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- Comparative Poetic Literature: East and West -
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Fee: $85.00
Item Number: 35175
Dates: 5/2/2025 - 5/23/2025
Times: 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Days: F
Sessions: 4
Building: OLONL
Room: Online - Req Class Meetings
Instructor: Damon Hansen
Embark on an exploration of poetry, delving into the works of renowned American, British, and Chinese masters. Traverse continents and centuries, uncovering the unique voices and styles that shaped poetic traditions across the globe. Organization is thematic with each day sampling works that touch on love, sanity, cosmos, war/peace, god and more.
(1) Analyze and compare the formal structures, thematic concerns, and cultural contexts of Eastern and Western poetry.
(2) Develop critical reading skills to dissect poetic language, imagery, and symbolism.
(3) Improve confidence and ability in the art of poetic reading by exploring tone, posture, vocal projection and more.
Various traditional structures and forms such as villanelle, sestina and others will be examined. Knowledge of Mandarin not required as poems will be studied and questioned in translation by Pu tong Hua.
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- REIKI LEVEL 1- Intuitive Healing -
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Fee: $69.00
Item Number: 42945
Dates: 5/3/2025 - 5/3/2025
Times: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 119
Instructor: Tonya Swan
Learn what Reiki is and how it assists healing. You will learn the traditional Reiki hand positions to use for yourself and sending Reiki healing to others. You will also practice the intuitive method of hand placement, which enhances your confidence in your intuition and inner guidance. You will observe your healing power on the Aura video camera real time.
This will enhance your confidence in your intuition or inner guidance.
Completion of the class can be used for CEU's for Massage Therapy and Chirporactic License renewal.
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- Before You Go: End of Life Planning Workshop -
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Fee: $59.00
Item Number: 43186
Dates: 5/3/2025 - 5/10/2025
Times: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 2
Building: OLONL
Room: Online - Req Class Meetings
Instructor:
"We're all going to die, and we don't know when," says Rev. Bodhi Be, a mentor of the instructor and director of perhaps the only non-profit funeral home. Given that important and poignant truth, there are many things we can do to prepare ourselves and save our loved ones time and stress. In this class, we will explore legal documentation, practical considerations, relational networks, wishes for your memorial and your body's disposition, and much more. All of this information is valuable to anyone regardless of age or state of health. The class will also provide free or inexpensive tools to help you complete and maintain your end-of-life preparations.
This class is brought to us in cooperation with Edmonds College
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- Developing Workplace Readiness Certificate - Teamwork
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Fee: $10.00
Item Number: 43281
Dates: 5/5/2025 - 5/5/2025
Times: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 1
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 309
Instructor: Various Staff
This training provides participants with the practical, in-demand skills and the confidence necessary for success in pursuing either your long-term career or your educational goals. This certificate provides participants with soft skills training in key areas such as communication, teamwork, budgeting, resume writing, and job search strategies.
Completion of all 5 classes will lead to a Certificate of Completion in " Workplace Readiness".
1) Budgeting: An introductory course designed to provide learners with a foundational understanding of personal finance and basic budgeting.
2) Workplace Communications: This course provides learners with a foundational understanding of effective communication skills.
3) Teamwork: Come learn a foundational understanding of effective collaboration in group settings.
4) Resume Writing: An exploration into the fundamental principles of effective writing techniques for crafting impactful resumes.
5) Job Search Preparation: Offers introductory exploration into the fundamental principles of effective applying for and interviewing for jobs.
Teamwork is an introductory course designed to provide learners with a foundational understanding of effective collaboration in group settings.
- The course covers the characteristics of successful teams, decision-making in teams, leadership in teams, basic project planning & time management, and goal setting.
- By the end of Teamwork, students should have acquired a comprehensive understanding of effective teamwork principles and practices.
This class is brought to us by Saint Vincent de' Paul https://www.svdpbremerton.com/
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- Introduction to Crochet
- Class is part of this collection: Foundations of Crocheting
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Fee: $65.00
Item Number: 32095
Dates: 5/6/2025 - 5/13/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 2
Building: OL0S2
Room: Shelton Bldg S2, Room 111
Instructor: Alysa Brown
This course is designed to teach everything you'll need to know to get started with the fiber art of crochet. Students will be given an overview of common terms, tools and materials used in crochet.
hey will be instructed how to hold the yarn and crochet hook to create basic stitches such as chain stitch, single crochet, half double crochet & double crochet.
Students will learn working in the round as well as in turned rows.
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- Botanical Illustrations & Sketching
- Class is part of this collection: Fun With Flora:
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Fee: $99.00
Item Number: 32927
Dates: 5/7/2025 - 5/28/2025
Times: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 4
Building: OL007
Room: Bremerton Bldg 7, Room 207
Instructor: Donna Letterese
Botanical Illustrations include realistic renderings of plants, as well as stylistic illustrations in Botanical Art, including nature journaling of flora.
Any and all of these methods are popular and encouraged when drawing the plant world!
Explore the basics inherent in Botanical Drawing, considering how to put together shapes, how petals and leaves attach to plants, and an overview of some different types of plants to draw.
Know the importance of grayscale shading, going over how to get three-dimensional effects with pencil and value when it applies to color and how that applies in Botanical Art.
Botanical Art that is more along the lines of nature journaling.
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- Crash Course in Video Game Development -
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Fee: $59.00
Item Number: 40337
Dates: 5/10/2025 - 5/10/2025
Times: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OL007
Room: Bremerton Bldg 7, Room 311
Instructor: Will Almond
This 4-hour crash course will give students an introduction to Unity3d, a powerful and popular video game creation engine. Students will be guided through the creation of a sample 3D game and will learn about the various aspects of game design. No programming experience needed. Students will learn the basics of Unity3d: how to create scenes, place 3D objects in them, and program what those objects will do when players interact with them.
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- Developing Workplace Readiness Certificate - Resume Writing
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Fee: $10.00
Item Number: 43282
Dates: 5/12/2025 - 5/12/2025
Times: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 1
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 309
Instructor: Various Staff
This training provides participants with the practical, in-demand skills and the confidence necessary for success in pursuing either your long-term career or your educational goals. This certificate provides participants with soft skills training in key areas such as communication, teamwork, budgeting, resume writing, and job search strategies.
Completion of all 5 classes will lead to a Certificate of Completion in " Workplace Readiness".
1) Budgeting: An introductory course designed to provide learners with a foundational understanding of personal finance and basic budgeting.
2) Workplace Communications: This course provides learners with a foundational understanding of effective communication skills.
3) Teamwork: Come learn a foundational understanding of effective collaboration in group settings.
4) Resume Writing: An exploration into the fundamental principles of effective writing techniques for crafting impactful resumes.
5) Job Search Preparation: Offers introductory exploration into the fundamental principles of effective applying for and interviewing for jobs.
Resume Writing offers learners an introductory exploration into the fundamental principles of effective writing techniques for crafting impactful resumes.
- The course covers the key components of effective resumes and cover letters.
- By the end of Resume Writing, students will be able to craft a resume that effectively highlights their skills, experiences, and achievements, tailored to specific job opportunities.
This class is brought to us by Olympic College Career Center: https://www.olympic.edu/student-life-support/career-center
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- Excel II: Functions & Pivots -
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Fee: $85.00
Item Number: 43220
Dates: 5/14/2025 - 5/28/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 3
Building: OLONL
Room: Online - Req Class Meetings
Instructor:
Continue your Excel journey in the second class in the series and enhance your comfort level when working with data. This class will teach you how to work with several functions, sort and filter data, apply conditional formatting, and start working with PivotTables. Prerequisite: A simple working knowledge in Excel. Must have access to MS Office Excel for Windows (version 2016 or higher).
This class is brought to us in cooperation with Edmonds College
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- Explore the Magical Kingdom of Fungi w/ a class ending Foray into the Forest -
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Fee: $119.00
Item Number: 36983
Dates: 5/14/2025 - 5/31/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Days: W Sa
Sessions: 4
Building:
Room: Arranged
Instructor: Aaron Hilliard
Explore the Magical Kingdom of Fungi and its many facets.
Join us and acquire a basic understanding of what fungi does and how it does it! How they grow, how to grow and harvest them, their relationship to the other kingdoms, including their relationship to humans, and the many uses and interesting facts about fungi.Outdoors lovers, scientists, naturalists, herbalists, foragers, and chefs, this 3 part class explores the the importance, and benefits of the Kingdom of Fungi .
Day 1 = Dive Into the Science - What are fungi, and History of ethnomycology.
Day 2 = Wild Mushrooms - Foraging & Mushroom Identification.
Day 3 = EthnoMycology - Mushroom Cultivation, Current and Historic uses of Fungi.
After the first three classes are completed Aaron will guide a foray into the forest to get your feet on the ground and your hands on the mushrooms!
Class is held on Wednesdays from 6-8PM with a Saturday Foraging Foray on 5/31 at 10AM
Foraging Location in Port Orchard will be listed prior to the Class.
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- Mycology: Exploring the Magical World of Mushrooms -
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Fee: $85.00
Item Number: 30711
Dates: 5/14/2025 - 5/28/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 3
Building: OL011
Room: Bremerton Bldg 11, Room 117
Instructor: Aaron Hilliard
Explore the Magical Kingdom of Fungi and its many facets.
Join us and acquire a basic understanding of what fungi does and how it does it! For outdoors lovers, scientists, naturalists, herbalists, foragers, and chefs, this 3 part class explores the the importance, and benefits of the Kingdom of Fungi
Day 1 = Dive Into the Science - What are fungi, and History of ethnomycology.
Day 2 = Wild Mushrooms - Foraging & Mushroom Identification.
Day 3 = EthnoMycology - Mushroom Cultivation, Current and Historic uses of Fungi.
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- Fire and Steel Forging - Knife Blade Smithing
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Fee: $175.00
Item Number: 42991
Dates: 5/17/2025 - 5/17/2025
Times: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OLOFS
Room: Offsite Location See Notes
Instructor: Yori Seeger
This beginning forging/bladesmithing course will teach you the basics of the trade. The class will cover proper hammering techniques, heat treatment ideas for the bladesmith, filing techniques and proper hammering methods. Whether you have never stood near a blazing forge or if you are a bit seasoned, these classes have something to offer regardless of your experience.
Beginning classes are designed to teach very specific blacksmithing safety, and techniques, while familiarizing students with forging equipment as you wield your hammer. With a focus on hammering skills, you will learn to draw, taper, and upset your projects. Blacksmithing is simple but it is not easy. Come and enjoy a day at the forge but do be careful, this ancient art is very addictive.
This course is brought to us by: https://www.yoriseeger.com/about
On Location in 20224 Pond View Lane, Poulsbo, WA 98370
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- Creating Your Butterfly Garden
- Class is part of this collection: Gardening in the PNW
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Fee: $29.00
Item Number: 42998
Dates: 5/17/2025 - 5/17/2025
Times: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OLOFS
Room: Offsite Location See Notes
Instructor: Ross Osborn
Students will learn information on a variety of topics for both beautiful and successful gardening in the Pacific North West, exploring which plants are suitable and productive for this area. This series will rotate on how to plant a garden which maintains blooms through most of our seasons, how to feed the garden that feeds us, how to prune to increase production, plus additional tips and tricks. When possible, these courses will take place at a working nursery in the Kitsap Peninsula.
This session is designed to enhance your spring/summer gardening as you invite pollinators to visit your yard.
An overview on what a butterfly garden is and what it requires to create one. Students will learn information on butterflies and their needs throughout their life cycle, which plants suitable for this area are best for them, how to plant a garden that maintains blooms through almost all seasons, and additional tips and tricks.
Class will be held on location at Cooleens Gardens 2232 NE Sylvan Way, Bremerton, WA 98310
Participants will be able to purchase plants to begin building their gardens!
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- Making Sourdough Bread -
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Fee: $85.00
Item Number: 41901
Dates: 5/17/2025 - 5/17/2025
Times: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OL0S1
Room: Shelton Bldg S1, Room 114
Instructor: Sara Smith
Learn the art of preparing delicious sourdough bread in this hands-on workshop. Baking bread is both science and craft and you'll learn the secrets to creating delicious and crusty loaves.
This workshop will cover creating and nurturing a sourdough starter, tools and equipment, ingredients, preparation, preparing for baking and troubleshooting. We will sample a variety of fresh sourdough loaves to talk about variations in taste and texture.
During the workshop, we will mix, prep, and shape dough to take and bake at home the following day.
Your class fee includes a glass jar with sourdough starter, a proofing basket to use and keep, plus written instructions and recipes.
At home, you will need a Dutch oven or roasting pan with lid that can be safely heated to 450 degrees.
For Class: Please bring the following supplies to class: 1) a large mixing bowl 2) a kitchen towel 3) an apron (optional). We will have spatulas, scales, measuring cups, etc. for class use.
This course is brought to us by Dream Maker Creative: https://dreammakercreative.com/
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- Developing Workplace Readiness Certificate - Job Search Preparation
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Fee: $10.00
Item Number: 43283
Dates: 5/19/2025 - 5/19/2025
Times: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 1
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 309
Instructor: Various Staff
This training provides participants with the practical, in-demand skills and the confidence necessary for success in pursuing either your long-term career or your educational goals. This certificate provides participants with soft skills training in key areas such as communication, teamwork, budgeting, resume writing, and job search strategies.
Completion of all 5 classes will lead to a Certificate of Completion in " Workplace Readiness".
1) Budgeting: An introductory course designed to provide learners with a foundational understanding of personal finance and basic budgeting.
2) Workplace Communications: This course provides learners with a foundational understanding of effective communication skills.
3) Teamwork: Come learn a foundational understanding of effective collaboration in group settings.
4) Resume Writing: An exploration into the fundamental principles of effective writing techniques for crafting impactful resumes.
5) Job Search Preparation: Offers introductory exploration into the fundamental principles of effective applying for and interviewing for jobs.
Job Search Preparation offers learners an introductory exploration into the fundamental principles of effective applying for and interviewing for jobs.
- The course covers the necessary skills and knowledge to confidently navigate job interviews
- By the end of Job Search Preparation, students will be equipped to prepare effectively, showcase their qualifications and experiences, articulate their strengths, and answer interview questions with poise and professionalism.
This class is brought to us by Worksource of Kitsap/Washington:
https://seeker.worksourcewa.com/jobsearch/PowerSearch.aspx?cy=us&where=Kitsap,Washington&re=3105
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- Backyard Permaculture: Creating Balance -
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Fee: $49.00
Item Number: 43189
Dates: 5/19/2025 - 5/19/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 1
Building: OLONL
Room: Online - Req Class Meetings
Instructor:
Explore the principles of permaculture and discover how to apply sustainable, regenerative design to a garden or other outdoor space. In this two-hour introductory class, participants will learn how to facilitate healthy low-maintenance ecosystems that work in harmony with nature. A permaculture garden uses a philosophy and set of practices to work with nature to create a self-sustaining ecosystem. The goal is to balance all parts of the garden ecosystem to promote biodiversity, preserve soil, and conserve water.
Whether you have a small garden, a large yard, or a community space, this class will provide you with a solid starting point for making any green space more productive, resilient, and environmentally friendly.
No prior experience is required. Anyone with an interest in gardening is welcome.
This course is offered in conjunction with Edmonds College.
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- Storytelling as a Powerful Tool for Nonprofits -
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Fee: $45.00
Item Number: 40239
Dates: 5/27/2025 - 5/27/2025
Times: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 1
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 111
Instructor: Sarah Lee
This Course is offered as a Hybrid. Students can come live in person, or join via Zoom
Storytelling is a powerful tool for nonprofits to engage audiences, evoke emotions, and drive action. In this workshop, participants will learn the fundamentals of storytelling and how to apply them effectively to convey the mission, impact, and needs of their organization. Through interactive activities and discussions, attendees will gain practical skills to craft compelling narratives that inspire support and create lasting connections with stakeholders.
Sarah Lee has over 30 years of experience securing and administering charitable, corporate, and government grants. Some of the results she has achieved include: increasing grant revenue for one organization from $100,000 to $50 million in 4 years; creating and raising $6 million for one of the first charitable funds in the nation that is linked to a government entity; assisting small nonprofit entities to develop funding strategies; and developing the Smilemobile, which has provided dental care to children from low-income families statewide for over 30 years.
As former director of a corporate foundation, charitable fund advisor, and developer of government grant programs, she also brings a deep understanding of what grantors are looking for. She has extensive communications experience, having served as press secretary for a U.S. Congressman, as director of an external affairs division, and as a public affairs consultant specializing in crisis management for manufacturers worldwide.
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- Mushroom Foraging: A Journey into the Forest -
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Fee: $35.00
Item Number: 45532
Dates: 5/31/2025 - 5/31/2025
Times: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OLOFS
Room: Offsite Location See Notes
Instructor: Aaron Hilliard
Class will be a 2 hour hike in Port Orchard, where we explore and harvest some of the morning's mycological blooms. Students will learn to respect and identify the mushrooms growing in a typical PNW forest, with a discussion on both safe and dangerous mushrooms.
Dress for the weather, bring drinking water, and wear comfortable shoes as we will be hiking about on trails to be arranged in Port Orchard.
Class will meet in the parking lot:
Location TBA - Port Orchard, WA
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- Shibori Dyeing with Indigo -
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Fee: $75.00
Item Number: 42980
Dates: 5/31/2025 - 5/31/2025
Times: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OL007
Room: Bremerton Bldg 7, Room 207
Instructor: Sara Smith
Shibori is a traditional Japanese resist-dyeing technique known for its deep blue patterns created with indigo. In this hands-on class, you'll explore various folding, binding, and clamping methods to produce intricate designs on fabric, along with essential fabric preparation techniques.
Class will cover how to set up and use a synthetic indigo dye vat, as well as how to achieve similar results with fiber-reactive dyes.
Participants will take their project home to continue batching and rinse them once the desired depth of color is reached.
Your class fee includes all materials, including three large tea towels for practice and a 2-gallon bucket with a lid to take your indigo vat home for additional dyeing.
You may also bring one small cotton item, such as a shirt or pillowcase, or a few smaller pieces like cloth napkins or diapers.
This course is brought to us by Dream Maker Creative:
https://dreammakercreative.com/
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- Tarot 201 - Intermediate Tarot Reading -
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Fee: $99.00
Item Number: 36918
Dates: 6/3/2025 - 6/12/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Days: Tu Th
Sessions: 4
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 123
Instructor: Alexandria Burley
Tarot 201 is designed for students who have attended Tarot 101 or who have experience in Tarot Card readings.
This is an Intermediate level training, and is not for first time beginners.
Come join Alexandria and explore accessing your intuition in daily life and connecting to self, source, and the shadow to gain greater understanding of your actions.
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- Bee Keeping Basics: An Introduction to Apiculture -
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Fee: $99.00
Item Number: 32097
Dates: 6/5/2025 - 6/12/2025
Times: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Days: Th
Sessions: 2
Building: OL011
Room: Bremerton Bldg 11, Room 117
Instructor: Bees & Greens
Beekeepers or Apiarists, keep bees to collect honey, beeswax, propolis, bee pollen, and royal jelly.
This course is brought to us by Bees and Greens of Bainbridge Island
https://beesandgreens.com/
Explore the world of pollinators and their vital contributions to our ecosystem and economy.
This course will focus primarily on honey bees and will cover the lifecycle and unique functions of worker bees, drones, and the queen in a colony, and how they make honey. Participants will gain hands-on insight into the essential equipment used in beekeeping, from hives to protective gear and tools, and will learn about the sustainable practices involved in harvesting honey and other products.
We will also discuss threats to honey bees and other pollinators and ways we can support them.
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- Basic Introduction to Deaf Culture in Medical Settings -
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Fee: $69.00
Item Number: 42942
Dates: 6/7/2025 - 6/7/2025
Times: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OL0S1
Room: Shelton Bldg S1, Room 114
Instructor: Christine Kostrubala
This is a course tailored for healthcare professionals interested in providing better care for American Sign Language (ASL) users.
This course will introduce you to Deaf culture, offering insights on how to effectively connect with ASL users.
May be used for continuing education units (CEU's) for Nursing, Massage Therapy, Acupuncture, & Chiropractic Washington State License Renewal.
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- Modern Philosophy for Fun -
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Fee: $119.00
Item Number: 44162
Dates: 6/9/2025 - 6/25/2025
Times: 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Days: M W
Sessions: 6
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 121
Instructor: Thomas Delcour-Paolino
Explore the impact of influential philosophers, tracing the development of western thinking through history as you navigate a philosophically examined life, connecting philosophical wisdom to modern ideas.
Each class session focuses on a different key area or philosopher of the modern era:
1. Intro / Fundamentals of Analytic Philosophy / Descartes / Queen Christina
2. Rationalism / Spinoza / Leibniz / Pufendorf
3. Empiricism / Newton / Locke / Berkeley / Hume
4. Kant
5. Hegel / Political Philosophy
6. Modernity / Philosophy Game
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- Fly Tying: an introduction to the art - Dry Flies
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Fee: $79.00
Item Number: 45093
Dates: 6/16/2025 - 6/23/2025
Times: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 2
Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 112
Instructor:
This step by step approach to tying your own flies will prepare for fly fishing all year long. Each class will focus on a specific fly, with the appropriate supplies and equipment to leave class with your hand tied fly. Since we live in this bountiful sport fishing location, with many lakes and rivers to choose, all flies tied will be patterns used in the Pacific NorthWest.
Dry flies have been used for several hundred years.
These flies imitate an insect that has already hatched from its nymphal state, has wings, and is sitting on top of the water.
Dry flies are most effective when imitating aquatic insects that hatch from the water system and will be most effective when the majority are transforming to the winged adult stage. This can be seen frequently with mayflies, stoneflies, caddisflies, and even others like crane flies and midges.
Due to the need for a dry fly to float they are tied on a hook made from a “light” wire.
When you see insects swarming on top of the water, that is when you fish dry flies.
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Fee: $199.00
Item Number: 31616
Dates: 6/20/2025 - 6/20/2025
Times: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Days: F
Sessions: 1
Building: OL012
Room: Bremerton Bldg 12, Room 115
Instructor: TomKat Safety LLC
Learn to maneuver a forklift through an obstacle course. Instruction includes machine design, product handling, pre-shift inspection, and on-site logistics. Review WISHA and OSHA requirements.
Certification issued upon successful completion of both the didactic learning and the field driving..
This course is offered through TomKat Safety:
https://tomkatsafety.com/
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Fee: $89.00
Item Number: 36984
Dates: 6/28/2025 - 6/28/2025
Times: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 1
Building: OL007
Room: Bremerton Bldg 7, Room 208
Instructor: Tiffanie Miner
Calling All Women: Naturally balance your hormones using the power of herbs. Designed specifically for women, this course will introduce you to a variety of healing plants and oils known to support hormone health, including those that aid in managing stress, regulating cycles, and supporting overall hormonal balance. Through guided instruction, you will create your own custom hormone-balancing serum, using powerful natural ingredients. By the end of the course, you¿ll have a month¿s supply of a personalized serum to take home, along with the knowledge and confidence to incorporate these practices into your daily life. Whether you¿re experiencing hormonal changes due to stress, perimenopause, or other factors, this class provides an empowering approach to holistic hormone care.
This class is brought to us by Peninsula Holistic Wellness Center:
https://www.peninsulaholisticwellnesscenter.com/
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Upon successful completion of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of DC electrical principles, preparing them for advanced training opportunities. This course serves as an excellent entry point for individuals looking to enter the rapidly growing field of electric vehicle technology.
This course will be held in Bremerton.
For more on course details, expectations and location, please contact Olympic College Continuing Education at continuingeducation@olympic.edu or call 360-475-7142
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Fee: $750.00
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Item Number: 39417
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Dates: 4/10/2025 - 6/12/2025
Times: 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Days: Th
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Sessions: 10
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Building: OLOFS
Room: Offsite Location See Notes
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Instructor: Various Staff
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Number of Sessions: 11
Offsite Location See Notes - Th 5:30PM - 9:30PM
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Students will be able to communicate basic phrases and sentences in Tagalog, the national language of the Philippines, and demonstrate knowledge of Filipino cultural customs and traditions.
Whether you are planning to travel to the Phillipines to dive its reefs, explore its culture or simply want to communiate better with family members, this class will help you gain a basic knowledge, and a beginners mind to navigate this beautiful langauge.
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Fee: $119.00
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Item Number: 36911
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Dates: 4/10/2025 - 5/15/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Days: Th
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Sessions: 6
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Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 121
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Instructor: Adonis Curaming
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Number of Sessions: 6
Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 121 - Th 6:00PM - 7:30PM
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Learn how to expand your intuition and enhance divination skills through learning Intuitive Tarot reading, as you give more accurate and personal readings for self and others. Learn traditional and contemporary meanings and symbolism of the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana, and how to use different layouts of the cards to incorporate Tarot for self awareness, personal development, and emotional healing.
Join Alexandria and explore accessing your intuition in daily life and connecting to self, source, and the shadow to gain greater understanding of your actions.
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Fee: $99.00
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Item Number: 30714
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Dates: 4/17/2025 - 4/29/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Days: Tu Th
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Sessions: 4
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Building: OL004
Room: Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 111
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Instructor: Alexandria Burley
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Number of Sessions: 4
Bremerton Bldg 4, Room 123 - TuTh 6:00PM - 8:00PM
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Excel is an amazing, powerhouse program that can be used in many parts of our daily lives! In this introductory class, we will learn how Excel is set up, enter and format data, execute basic formulas, and then get into working with some of the powerful functions available in Excel. Required: Access to MS Office Excel for Windows (version 2016 or higher).
This class is brought to us in cooperation with Edmonds College
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Fee: $85.00
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Item Number: 43184
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Dates: 4/23/2025 - 5/7/2025
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Days: W
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Sessions: 3
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Building: OLONL
Room: Online - Req Class Meetings
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Instructor:
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Number of Sessions: 3
Online - Req Class Meetings - We 6:00PM - 8:00PM
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