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  • A Personal Finance Class for Hard Working People Wanting to Get Out of Debt
  • Item: PCE-WS26-116
    Tuition: $55.00
    Days: Sa     Dates: 4/4/2026 - 4/4/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM     
    Location: Online  Zoom     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 40
    Instructor: Preethi Fernando
    You will look at your financial life and identify what’s working for you, what’s going against you and how to make the shift to becoming financially wealthy. We look at your larger financial picture - together. Our relationship with money and how we feel about money dramatically affects our wallet. A rich mindset matters. Have multiple sources of income. Say no to continuously picking up a family member’s financial burdens and irresponsible behavior. What are your money leaks? Don’t fall for financial scams. Start a side hustle from home and increase your ability to earn.


 

  • Beginning Guitar 2
  • Item: PCE-WS26-173
    Tuition: $85.00
    Days: M     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/4/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 31  102     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 1
    Instructor: Andy Thacker

    Guitar instruction for those who have completed the Beginning Guitar Class One, or have developed skills from prior guitar instruction. This class is for the Intermediate guitar player and would be a good refresher for those with extensive experience. Theory, song structure, how to choose song materials, and practice strategy to be able to perform the song.

     

    Suggested items to bring are guitar, tuner, two picks one med and one light, strap or footstool.



 

  • Billiards: An Introduction
  • Item: PCE-WS26-180
    Tuition: $110.00
    Days: Sa     Dates: 3/28/2026 - 5/2/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM     
    Location: Barefoot Bob's Billiards  Billiard Room     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 2
    Instructor: Peter Lhotka

    Want to become a sharpshooter and have a great time learning the basics of pocket billiards? This class will take your pool skills to the next level through individualized instruction on aim, stance, stroke and position play. Use practice drills to elevate your shooting skills while learning the rules and strategies of 8 Ball. Expert instruction is provided by an Arizona Hall of Fame inductee. Peter Lhotka is also a Collegiate and Billiard Congress of America national champion.

     

    Classes are held at Barefoot Bob’s in Prescott Valley. Handouts and cues are provided. Must be at least 21 years of age.



    Barefoot Bob's Billiards 8367 E Pecos Dr, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
 

  • Conversational French
  • Item: PCE-WS26-158
    Tuition: $125.00
    Days: M     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/4/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 3:15 PM - 5:15 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  206     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 16
    Instructor: Sarah Luchetta

    This course is made for those who have already taken French classes and would like to brush up on their conversational skills. If you would like the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the language, this class is for you! Review grammar and language through interactive activities and conversations with the instructor.

    Please note: This class is entirely in French.



 

  • Cooking Crash Course: Baking Breads
  • Item: PCE-WS26-131
    Tuition: $100.00
    Days: Tu     Dates: 4/7/2026 - 4/7/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM     
    Room: 201     Building: Prescott Bldg 4       
    Instructor: Molly Beverly
    This class is full.  Please sign in and click "Add to Waitlist" button below.
    This is a hands-on and hands-in class covering basic bread mixing, dough handling, and baking in several variations. Includes information on a variety flours (from white to whole wheat) and on the science of bread. Recipes and supplies provided. Everyone goes home with samples and a bag of fresh dough to work up and bake at home.


 

  • German Conversation 1
  • Item: PCE-WS26-160
    Tuition: $100.00
    Days: M     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/4/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  206     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 15
    Instructor: June Mann

    German is back! The class everyone has been asking for: a chance to practice speaking and hearing German and improve your conversational skills. This basic German conversation course will prepare you for traveling in the many German-speaking countries. Master everyday phrases for survival situations such as shopping, dining, and what to say when you are lost. Cultural background information and fun learning will be tailored to the participants to boost confidence and excitement about speaking and understanding German. All new materials provided! Classwork will be enhanced by use of excellent internet resources.



 

  • German Conversation 2
  • Item: PCE-WS26-162
    Tuition: $100.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 4/2/2026 - 5/7/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  206     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 15
    Instructor: June Mann

    German is back! Continue to practice your German in this fun conversational course. Using games and role-playing to boost your confidence in German communication skills, you will be amazed at how much progress you make! Language is a “use it or lose it” skill, and this is the way to help make the most of your trip to any German-speaking country, surprise German family members, or chat with your new German-speaking friends. Prerequisite: Beginning German Conversation or conversational familiarity with the language. All new materials provided! Classwork will be enhanced by use of excellent internet resources.



 

  • How to Find Your Personal Plant Spirit Healers & Allies
  • Item: PCE-WS26-130
    Tuition: $80.00
    Days: Sa     Dates: 4/11/2026 - 4/25/2026
    Sessions: 3     Times: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 31  102     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 9
    Instructor: Linda Crider

    Modern science has only recently discovered that plants are sentient beings who communicate with each other by creating intricate ecosystems. They have much to tell us as well! For centuries traditional medicine healers have considered the plant world to be a source of teachers, guides and allies. This mini course is designed for plant lovers and curiosity seekers who wish to deepen their connection to the green beings who make up the majority of life forms on planet earth. Content will introduce how plants offer physical, emotional and spiritual medicine that can be healing on both individual and global community levels.

    Click for more information: https://prescottwomanmagazine.com/the-healing-power-of-plants/



 

  • How to Use CHAT GPT | Artificial Intelligence – A Basic Introduction
  • Item: PCE-WS26-113
    Tuition: $55.00
    Days: Sa     Dates: 4/4/2026 - 4/4/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM     
    Location: Online  Zoom     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 38
    Instructor: Preethi Fernando

    Hop on the artificial intelligence bandwagon! Whether you are a Senior, a stay-at-home parent, a busy professional, or a curious bystander, this easy, fun class is for you. The instructor lays out what Chat GPT, the artificial intelligence program could do for you -- from making greeting cards, to finding what movies to watch, learning new recipes, to finding cheap air flights, to writing e-mails, to producing resumes for your job hunt. No prior knowledge necessary.



 

  • How to Use CHAT GPT | Artificial Intelligence – A Basic Introduction
  • Item: PCE-WS26-114
    Tuition: $55.00
    Days: F     Dates: 4/10/2026 - 4/10/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM     
    Location: Online  Zoom     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 36
    Instructor: Preethi Fernando

    Hop on the artificial intelligence bandwagon! Whether you are a Senior, a stay-at-home parent, a busy professional, or a curious bystander, this easy, fun class is for you. The instructor lays out what Chat GPT, the artificial intelligence program could do for you -- from making greeting cards, to finding what movies to watch, learning new recipes, to finding cheap air flights, to writing e-mails, to producing resumes for your job hunt. No prior knowledge necessary.



 

  • Intermediate Conversational Italian
  • Item: ZCE-WS26-135
    Tuition: $118.00
    Days: M     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/4/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM     
    Room:      Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 9
    Instructor: Sandra Immerso

    Our most popular course for nearly a decade running, Conversational Italian with Sandy Immerso is a showcase for what makes community education so powerful: An excellent teacher, an engaged class-room community, and a fantastic subject.                      

    Join one of the most exciting groups of learners west of the Mississippi (but only a hop, skip, and a jump from Italy) today!         Please note: This class is intended for individuals with an intermediate-level conversational grasp of the language. This is not a beginner course; if you are interested in Beginning Italian, please contact us at 928-634-6537.
     




    After you register, your registration confirmation email will include the Zoom Class/Event Link.  Email from: lifelonglearning@lll.yc.edu with subject:  Registration Confirmation. 
     
 

  • Intermediate Conversational Spanish
  • Item: ZCE-WS26-136
    Tuition: $118.00
    Days: M     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/4/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM     
    Room: Zoom     Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 10
    Instructor: Sandra Immerso

    After years of teaching the incredibly popular Conversational Italian, beloved instructor Sandy Immerso began teaching a similarly-styled Spanish course in 2019. To no one’s surprise, it immediately became a massive hit.

    Come learn with a welcoming community of Spanish enthusiasts — learn to speak better to communicate with Español speakers every day, or use the occasion to plan for your next trip to a Spanish-speaking country!

    Please note: This class is intended for individuals with an intermediate-level  conversational grasp of the language. This is not a beginner course; if you are interested in Beginning Spanish, please contact us at 928-634-6537. 
     




    After you register, your registration confirmation email will include the Zoom Class/Event Link.  Email from: lifelonglearning@lll.yc.edu with subject:  Registration Confirmation. 
     
 

  • Intro to French - Part 2
  • Item: PCE-WS26-156
    Tuition: $125.00
    Days: M     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/4/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  269     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 15
    Instructor: Sarah Luchetta
    This is a follow up course for those who have taken the "Intro to French" class. While still an introduction to French language and culture, this class digs a little deeper. Widen your vocabulary, learn more about French customs and traditions, and develop basic conversational skills!


 

  • Introduction to Digital Photography
  • Item: PCE-WS26-179
    Tuition: $75.00
    Days: Sa     Dates: 4/4/2026 - 4/4/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 30  126     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 13
    Instructor: Jon-Nolan Paresa

    This course is for students that are new to digital photography. You will learn what a RAW and JPEG file are and how they relate to digital images. We will learn about Aperture, Shutter Speed, Manual Mode, and automatic settings. You will be introduced to Color Space, White Balance, and some of the settings on your camera. We will talk about Telephoto and Prime lens, and photo editing programs like Lightroom and Photoshop. Requirements: Have a digital camera in good working order with a charged battery and a CF Flash Card in the camera. Have your camera manual, pen/paper, and you should be familiar with how to use a computer and be able to create a folder on your computer.



 

  • Keep It Simple: An Introduction to Investing
  • Item: PCE-WS26-118
    Tuition: $45.00
    Days: W     Dates: 4/1/2026 - 4/15/2026
    Sessions: 3     Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  206     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 14
    Instructor: John Farmer

    Do you understand the difference between an exchange-traded fund and a mutual fund? How about a municipal bond or how annuities work? Investing doesn’t have to be complicated. With so many options, research, and analysis available to today’s investors, making good decisions can seem overwhelming. Gain a working glossary to understand the world of investing. Learn a basic structure to assist in deductive decisions, and a fundamental framework to discuss the global marketplace. There will be time to learn about some of the pitfalls in financial planning and shared tips and insights on working with attorneys, accountants and advisors.



 

  • Medicare & Medicare Coverage Basics
  • Item: PCE-WS26-119
    Tuition: $75.00
    Days: W     Dates: 4/15/2026 - 4/22/2026
    Sessions: 2     Times: 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 4  114     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 15
    Instructor: Shauna Brown

    Medicare will be explained in everyday terms: what it does and does not cover, what to expect and how to navigate the system. Learn the ins and outs of Medicare prescription drug plans, Medicare supplements, and Advantage plans. Get a comprehensive overview from a specialist with over 28 years of experience in Arizona.

    This is an educational event designed to inform about Medicare and Medicare related programs.



 

  • Memoir Writing
  • Item: PCE-WS26-182
    Tuition: $100.00
    Days: W     Dates: 4/1/2026 - 5/6/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 30  126     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 9
    Instructor: Kateri Alexander

    Your life is full of unique stories. Bring them to paper in this interactive class full of tips, techniques, discovery, writing and camaraderie. Whether you are thinking about or have started your memoir, this class will keep you motivated.



 

  • Nurturing the Human-Animal Bond: Support, Rituals, and Healing
  • Item: PCE-WS26-102
    Tuition: $100.00
    Days: Tu     Dates: 3/31/2026 - 5/5/2026
    Sessions: 5     Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 31  102     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 14
    Instructor: Jennifer Baker

    In this course, you’ll explore how to connect with and support your animal companions on a deeper emotional and spiritual level. Together, we’ll learn to hold compassionate space through the challenges of animal loss, create rituals for life transitions, and design personalized blessings during times of illness or change. We’ll also focus on self-care for caregivers, practice healing energy techniques, and explore honoring the bond with animals after loss. Through hands-on activities and group discussions, you’ll discover heartfelt ways to nurture the human-animal connection throughout every phase of life. A $10 materials fee payable to the instructor at the first class.



    No class on 4/7/26.
 

  • Painting & Drawing Arizona Plant, Wildlife, Landscapes & Pet Portraiture
  • Item: PCE-WS26-107
    Tuition: $125.00
    Days: Tu     Dates: 3/31/2026 - 5/5/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 31  101     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 1
    Instructor: Ken Ottinger

    This is a fun art class, open to all media. Students bring their own art supplies. The instructor will bring some art supplies. Instructor will bring photo reference for the students to work from. As for animal and pet portraiture, the students are to bring their own photo reference. This reference should have a head no smaller than 5 inches in height. Regarding all subject, the instructor will be teaching the trace and transfer method to help the student with accuracy. If the student prefers to draw from their reference eye to hand, or from their imagination this is equally invited.

    Suggested supply list available or bring your own art supplies to class.


 

  • Playing with Prompt Power: A Gentle Introduction to ChatGPT
  • Item: ZCE-WS26-126
    Tuition: $78.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 4/2/2026 - 4/16/2026
    Sessions: 3     Times: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM     
    Room: Zoom     Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 19
    Instructor: Jerry Zaryczny
    ChatGPT is like a super-fast librarian that can weave answers, stories, and ideas from everything it has read. In this playful, down-to-earth series we'll learn how to talk to it clearly, and put it to work as a brainstorming buddy, writing coach, picture creator, and everyday time-saver. You'll leave with the confidence to keep experimenting long after class ends.   Goals: Describe how ChatGPT generates text in simple, accurate terms. Craft clear, structured prompts. Deploy ChatGPT for everyday tasks. Students will need a free (or Plus) Open AI/ChatGPT account.The instructor will show students how to sign up for these accounts on the first day of class. 



    After you register, your registration confirmation email will include the Zoom Class/Event Link.  Email from: lifelonglearning@lll.yc.edu with subject:  Registration Confirmation. 
     
 

  • Qigong M/W or T/Th
  • Item: PCE-WS26-139
    Tuition: $110.00
    Days: M W     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/6/2026
    Sessions: 12     Times: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM     
    Room: 260     Building: Prescott Bldg 15       
    Instructor: Tara Tech
    This class is full.  Please sign in and click "Add to Waitlist" button below.
    Qigong gently and effectively helps us to reduce stress, increase energy,  breathe deeply, relax, heal and feel better by allowing our body, mind, and spirit to return to a state of balance, harmony, and health. Practicing Qigong consistently effectively provides stress relief, reduced pain, enhanced immune function, improved balance, increased flexibility, aids in recovery, and so much more.  Class consists of gentle warmups, deep breathing exercises, slow flowing movements, meditation, and self-massage. All movements are clearly cued and taught for maximum effectiveness. Movements are done either standing or sitting in a chair. Dress is comfortable clothes. No experience necessary. 

     



 

  • Qigong M/W or T/Th
  • Item: PCE-WS26-141
    Tuition: $110.00
    Days: Tu Th     Dates: 3/31/2026 - 5/7/2026
    Sessions: 12     Times: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM     
    Room: 102     Building: Prescott Bldg 31       
    Instructor: Tara Tech
    This class is full.  Please sign in and click "Add to Waitlist" button below.
    Qigong gently and effectively helps us to reduce stress, increase energy,  breathe deeply, relax, heal and feel better by allowing our body, mind, and spirit to return to a state of balance, harmony, and health. Practicing Qigong consistently effectively provides stress relief, reduced pain, enhanced immune function, improved balance, increased flexibility, aids in recovery, and so much more.  Class consists of gentle warmups, deep breathing exercises, slow flowing movements, meditation, and self-massage. All movements are clearly cued and taught for maximum effectiveness. Movements are done either standing or sitting in a chair. Dress is comfortable clothes. No experience necessary. 

     



 

  • Secure a Lasting Legacy: Planned Giving
  • Item: PCE-WS26-123
    Tuition: $45.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 4/9/2026 - 4/9/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  206     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 14
    Instructor: John Farmer
    Learn how to secure a lasting legacy for the causes you care about. This class on planned giving will demystify the process of making future gifts, such as bequests in a will, charitable trusts, and gift annuities. Discover how these powerful tools can help you achieve your financial goals while ensuring our mission continues for generations to come. We'll cover the basics of planned gifts and their potential tax benefits, showing you how to make a significant impact without affecting your current lifestyle. Create your personal legacy and secure a brighter future for our world.


 

  • Social Security & Retirement
  • Item: PCE-WS26-124
    Tuition: $75.00
    Days: Tu     Dates: 4/7/2026 - 4/7/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  269     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 11
    Instructor: Jonathan Zweifel

    Learn what you need to know about social security and retirement. We will discuss how your social security is calculated, the taxation of benefits, and ways to calculate when to take benefits. This class will help you understand the risks you face in retirement and help you create a strategy to mitigate those risks. Over 70% of Americans receiving social security today depend on it for half of their income. Planning for retirement can be complicated and knowing when to take your social security benefit can be one of the most important decisions in retirement. Come join us to learn ways to maximize your social security benefits and retirement income. 
     



 

  • Spanish Level 1
  • Item: PCE-WS26-150
    Tuition: $160.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 4/2/2026 - 5/7/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  203     
    Enroll Min: 6    Remaining Seats: 18
    Instructor: Rachel Lord

    Did you know that Spanish is the 4th most spoken language in the WORLD? And if you speak English and Spanish, you can communicate with most of the people on 2 entire CONTINENTS? So, let’s start you on your journey to becoming bilingual! In this class you will learn some basic words and phrases in order to count small amounts of money, order food at a restaurant and buy a plane/boat/bus ticket. We will use real objects to learn new vocabulary, play-act various situations and work with a partner or group to practice speaking, all the while having fun!



 

  • Spanish Level 2
  • Item: PCE-WS26-152
    Tuition: $160.00
    Days: W     Dates: 4/1/2026 - 5/6/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  270     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 14
    Instructor: Rachel Lord

    Take what you learned in Level 1 and add to it by counting to higher numbers, introducing family, discussing weather, asking for and giving directions, and finding locations on a map. Just like in the Level 1 class, we will use real objects to learn new vocabulary, play-act various situations and work with a partner or group to practice speaking, all the while having fun!

    Taking the Level 1 class is not a prerequisite, but being able to count to 20, say a few conversational phrases and conjugate a few verbs is strongly suggested.



 

  • Spanish Level 3
  • Item: PCE-WS26-154
    Tuition: $160.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 4/2/2026 - 5/7/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  269     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 18
    Instructor: Rachel Lord

    In this class we will learn about a number of Latino holidays including in Term A: Dia de los Reyes Magos (3 Kings Day), Candelaria (Candlemas), and Carnaval (Fat Tuesday and extended celebrations), and in Term B: Semana Santa y La Pascua (Holy Week and Easter), Dia de los Ninos (Children’s Day) and Cinco de mayo (May 5). We will also dive more deeply into grammar. After reviewing present tense verbs, we will learn past and future tenses of verbs, as well as prepositions and pronouns. Be prepared to work hard, then play hard as we have fun with a few little celebrations!



 

  • STOP THE BLEED
  • Item: STB-4-15-26
    Tuition: $0.00
    Days: W     Dates: 4/15/2026 - 4/15/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM     
    Location: TBA       
    Enroll Min: 5    Remaining Seats: 19
    Instructor: Joshua Schmidt

    Yavapai College, in partnership with Good Samaritan/Legacy Home Health, is proud to offer nationally recognized STOP THE BLEED training to all those that wish to attend. The course is free of charge and will offer several skills that may help to save a life. Students will be taught how to use both commercial and improvised tourniquets for severe extremity bleeding. In addition, students will learn how to properly apply direct pressure as well as pack junction wounds. Last, but not least, students will be taught how and when to apply chest seals and place a patient into the recovery position. If acquiring lifesaving skills interests, you then sign up today for one of our courses. The class is roughly 90 minutes in length. Each student that completes the skills will be issued a certificate of attendance.

    Web Site for the national Stop the Bleed Program: https://www.stopthebleed.org/



 

  • Tai Chi: The Simplified 24-Form
  • Item: PCE-WS26-186
    Tuition: $95.00
    Days: F     Dates: 4/3/2026 - 5/8/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM     
    Room: 140     Building: Prescott Bldg 2       
    Instructor: Larry Bates
    This class is full.  Please sign in and click "Add to Waitlist" button below.

    For both beginning and continuing students, this fun class teaches the 24 movements of the most popular Chinese Government-approved yang style called "Simplified Form”. You will learn how to maximize the flow of Chi (energy), Tai Chi philosophy, history, and mindfulness through the series of movements that are slow, continuous, relaxed, and focused. Like all Tai Chi Forms, it combines “moving meditation” with gentle revitalizing exercise as the students benefit from improved strength, conditioning, coordination, flexibility, and balance. Students also report experiencing increased energy, reduced stress, reduced pain, enhanced sleep, and/or feelings of well-being.



 

  • The Basics of Estate Planning
  • Item: PCE-WS26-121
    Tuition: $45.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 4/2/2026 - 4/2/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  206     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 19
    Instructor: John Farmer
    This class will unpack the three pillars of estate planning:  Financial Planning, Tax Planning, and Beneficiary Planning.  You will understand the basic concepts of how your estate transfers when you pass away.  Attendees will examine the critical nuances of estate planning and key principals of trusts, wills, probate, power of attorney, etc. and much more!


 

  • The Karma of Forgiveness
  • Item: PCE-WS26-175
    Tuition: $75.00
    Days: Tu     Dates: 4/14/2026 - 4/14/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 31  102     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 9
    Instructor: Matt Karayan

    Karma is often thought of in negative ways but karma is neither good or bad. It shows up as emotionally charged unresolved situations in our present life. These situations are opportunities to undo fixed perceptions that make you psychologically stuck and gives you feelings that block your peace of mind. Symptoms of being stuck will show itself as anger, guilt, grieving, anxiety, depression and fear. We will talk about the ways we all get stuck and what part “real forgiveness” plays in getting unstuck so that you can continue your journey to peace of mind. Should you choose, you will have an opportunity to share your forgiveness challenges.

     



 

  • The Lazy Gardener: Gardening with Native Plants
  • Item: PCE-WS26-129
    Tuition: $100.00
    Days: M     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/4/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 31  102     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 8
    Instructor: Kathleen Dickinson

    If you love to garden but don't want to devote much time, energy, or just plain muscle power to a garden, native plants are for you! You can transform your garden into a haven for birds, bees, and butterflies, while conserving water, ending dependence on fertilizers, and reducing your gardening workload. There are hundreds of gorgeous native plants that also provide food, nesting material, and shelter for many species of wildlife. Students will assess and map their garden space, learn the basics of planting, and maintaining a native plant garden, and learn to replicate nature's gardening strategies.



 

  • Travel More, Spend Less: Points & Miles 101
  • Item: PCE-WS26-169
    Tuition: $65.00
    Days: Sa     Dates: 4/4/2026 - 4/4/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 31  102     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 1
    Instructor: Jennifer Hernandez
    Discover how to make your travel dreams a reality without overspending. This beginner-friendly workshop introduces the essentials of using credit card rewards, airline miles, and hotel points to dramatically cut the cost of trips. Students will learn how to earn points through everyday spending, redeem them for high-value flights and accommodations, and avoid common pitfalls that waste rewards. Real-life examples will illustrate how international and domestic travel can be booked for a fraction of the price. By the end of class, participants will have practical steps to begin planning affordable adventures of their own.


 

  • Understanding Annuities
  • Item: PCE-WS26-126
    Tuition: $45.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 4/16/2026 - 4/16/2026
    Sessions: 1     Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 3  206     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 19
    Instructor: John Farmer

    Demystify the world of annuities and discover how they can or should not fit into your financial plan. This class will provide a clear, jargon-free overview of different types of annuities, including fixed, variable, and indexed. You'll learn how these financial products can provide a steady income stream in retirement and offer tax-deferred growth. We'll explore the pros and cons, helping you understand their role in managing risk and creating a reliable income for your future. Secure your financial peace of mind by understanding how annuities work.



 

  • Watercolor for Beginners
  • Item: PCE-WS26-109
    Tuition: $125.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 4/2/2026 - 5/7/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM     
    Room: 102     Building: Prescott Bldg 31       
    Instructor: Ken Ottinger
    This class is full.  Please sign in and click "Add to Waitlist" button below.

    This is a fun watercolor class. The subjects are Arizona Plants, Landscape and Wildlife. You may also choose to add Pet Portraiture. We will use the trace and transfer method to aid you in recreating a drawing of your chosen subject. Drawing eye to hand or from imagination is also encouraged. Watercolor paint in tubes and watercolor pencils are preferred. Photo reference will be supplied on the Arizona subjects, however, if the student prefers to bring their own that is fine. If pet portraiture is your choice the student will want to supply their own photo reference.

    Suggested supply list available or bring your own art supplies to class.



 

  • Women's Self Protection Training
  • Item: PCE-WS26-146
    Tuition: $85.00
    Days: Sa     Dates: 4/4/2026 - 5/9/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 31  101     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 12
    Instructor: Donald Stamile, Leonette "Lee" Onnen-Franzen
    This course is designed to empower women to effectively recognize, respond to, and recover from physical, emotional and psychological threats. This course will teach real world self-defense skills, situational awareness, boundary setting, de-escalation techniques, emotional resilience and mindset mastery, as well as empowerment through community and knowledge.


 

  • Yoga Deconstructed
  • Item: PCE-WS26-148
    Tuition: $85.00
    Days: M     Dates: 3/30/2026 - 5/4/2026
    Sessions: 6     Times: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM     
    Location: Prescott Bldg 2  140     
    Enroll Min: 4    Remaining Seats: 5
    Instructor: Sarah Luchetta

    Discover the basic foundations of yoga in this beginner-friendly workshop. Designed for those new to yoga or looking to revisit the basics. This interactive course focuses on safe movement and adapting common yoga poses to suit individual needs and mobility levels. This workshop environment will allow you to create a personalized practice and stretching routine you can do at home. No previous experience is required.

    Please bring a yoga mat.



 

  • Belly Dance Basics & Beyond
  • Item: PCE-WS26-171
    Tuition: $165.00
    Days: W     Dates: 2/4/2026 - 5/6/2026
    Sessions: 13     Times: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM     
    Building: Prescott Bldg 2    Room: 140         
    Instructor: Kirsten Maclellan
    Class is already in session.  Registration for this class is closed.

    Belly Dance is a dance of joy with roots in North Africa and Southwest Asia. Also known as Raqs Sharqi or Oriental Dance, this elegant style is celebrated around the world. This course is perfect for beginners or anyone looking to review and strengthen their technique. The first part will focus on teaching, reviewing and refining the basics; the second part will build on the basics to create combinations and choreography. Everyone is welcome.

     

    Please wear comfortable clothing and soft dance shoes (or bare feet). Bring a hip scarf if you have one, loaners will be provided if you don’t.

     

    No class 3/18/25.

     



 

  • Life Skills Academy - AM or PM
  • Item: PCE-WS26-164
    Tuition: $195.00
    Days: F     Dates: 2/6/2026 - 5/8/2026
    Sessions: 14     Times: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM     
    Building: Prescott Bldg 1    Room: 226         
    Instructor: Christine Felton, Adrienne Hinton, Mary Devereux, Jesse Fillerup, Nancy Hoffman, Dante Mitchell, Nancy Martinez, Sara Hopper
    Class is already in session.  Registration for this class is closed.

    Ready to experience college life? Join the Life Skills Academy as we explore building skills for a balanced life! Life Skills Academy is specifically designed for young adults with disabilities who are looking to strengthen their skills in a vibrant, fun college setting. You'll gain hands-on practice for a balanced, independent life while learning right here on campus. This semester, we'll dive into essential skills like exploring hobbies, social skills & communication, self-advocacy & goal setting, social etiquette, budgeting, and more. Join us to make the college experience a reality!

     

    No class on 3/20/2026.



 

  • Life Skills Academy - AM or PM
  • Item: PCE-WS26-165
    Tuition: $195.00
    Days: F     Dates: 2/6/2026 - 5/8/2026
    Sessions: 14     Times: 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM     
    Building: Prescott Bldg 1    Room: 226         
    Instructor: Christine Felton, Adrienne Hinton, Mary Devereux, Jesse Fillerup, Nancy Hoffman, Dante Mitchell, Nancy Martinez, Sara Hopper
    Class is already in session.  Registration for this class is closed.

    Ready to experience college life? Join the Life Skills Academy as we explore building skills for a balanced life! Life Skills Academy is specifically designed for young adults with disabilities who are looking to strengthen their skills in a vibrant, fun college setting. You'll gain hands-on practice for a balanced, independent life while learning right here on campus. This semester, we'll dive into essential skills like exploring hobbies, social skills & communication, self-advocacy & goal setting, social etiquette, budgeting, and more. Join us to make the college experience a reality!

     

    No class on 3/20/2026.



 

  • Lifeguarding
  • Item: VCE-WS26-130
    Tuition: $197.00
    Days: Tu W Th     Dates: 3/17/2026 - 3/19/2026
    Sessions: 3     Times: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM     
    Building: Cottonwood Recreation Center (opens in new tab)    Room:          
    Instructor: Julia Root
    Class is already in session.  Registration for this class is closed.

    The American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification course will train and certify participants to be a lifeguard for swimming pools. The Lifeguard certification course includes the following American Red Cross certifications: Lifeguarding, First Aid and CPR/AED for the professional rescuer, valid for 2 years. Courses are all a blended learning course format with online education, classroom, and in-water components. American Red Cross requires all Lifeguard certification candidates to complete the American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification Online Course prior to the first-class date. Participants must be at least 15 years old at the time of the course. Attendance is required at all class sessions. 
     



    Course costs: $47 plus $150 fee for American Red Cross Certification. Registration deadline March 6.
 

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