31 Online registration opens Monday, Jan. 6 at jjc.edu/ContinuingEd COMMUNITY & CONTINUING EDUCATION LIFELONG LEARNING Prairie Avenue: The 'Sunny Street that Held the Sifted Few' (LLC 3474) Prairie Avenue in Chicago was the home of many movers and shakers in the late 1800s. This seminar will cover some of these individuals and the magnificent architecture of their mansions. T1 5-6:30p.m. M Romeoville April 21 $39 The Early History of Illinois (LLC 3477) Illinois had an interesting development. This seminar will study this history and the people who helped create the state. T1 11a.m.-12:30p.m. R Romeoville May 1 $39 Home & Garden Beekeeping Beginning Beekeeping I (LLC 5228) This is the first of two classes offered in the spring and summer for anyone interested in learning about beekeeping. The classes are designed to provide the students with a comprehensive understanding of what it takes to be a successful beekeeper. No previous experience with honey bees is necessary though previous owners of honey bees have found this class very helpful. The class is presented as a combination of classroom presentations and hands-on experiences in the apiary with live bees. Beekeeping I and II will expose the student to management techniques and practices necessary to keep a colony healthy and productive throughout the changing seasons and into winter. Topics covered will be equipment for beekeeping, acquiring your bees, managing your colony, honey bee biology, pest and disease management, honey production and harvesting, fall and winter preparations of the hive. Class meets March 8, March 22, March 29, April 19 and May 3. T1 8a.m.-Noon S Weitendorf See Above $139 Language Sign Language Applications of Sign Language: Level One, Section A (LLC 1060) In this class, students will learn foundational concepts of sign language starting with the fingerspelled alphabet, numbers, greetings, colors, feelings, animals and more. By the end of the class, students will be able to carry on basic conversations (including asking and answering questions) with another signing individual. Continue with Section B to acquire a full foundation of Level One instruction. For ages 16 and up. T1 7-7:55p.m. M Romeoville Feb. 3-April 14 $159 (No class Feb. 17) Spanish Spanish Basics (LLC 2125) Embark on an exciting journey into the Spanish language with our beginner-level adult class. Whether you're looking to travel, connect with Spanish-speaking friends and family or simply broaden your linguistic horizons, this course is designed to provide you a solid foundation in Spanish communication. In a supportive and engaging environment, you'll learn basic vocabulary, grammar structures and practical phrases. Through interactive activities, role-playing and cultural insights, you'll gain confidence in speaking Spanish. T1 6-7:30p.m. M Main March 3-April 7 $159 Personal Finance & Retirement Personal Finance World of Investments (LLC 2723) Whether you’re new to investing or looking to enhance your financial knowledge, this comprehensive course provides valuable insights and strategies to help you navigate the complex world of investments. This interactive and engaging session equips you with the knowledge and tools you need to make smart investment choices. T1 6-8p.m. R Romeoville Feb. 27 $39 T2 6-8p.m. W Main March 26 $39 Understanding Life Insurance (LLC 3398) Is your family sufficiently protected if your place of employment offers group life insurance? What constitutes an excessive amount and is the group cost more affordable than an individual plan? Which of the several kinds of life insurance is ideal for your particular situation? Can life insurance aid in the preparation of retirement? How can you be certain that the company you buy from will remain in business for decades to come and be able to pay the claim? Having a basic understanding of life insurance will make you a wise customer! Maybe your employer provides insurance, maybe you feel more at ease making purchases online, or maybe it would be preferable to consult with a qualified expert. Recognize the value of an example and the maximum and minimum cost of life insurance. T1 6-8p.m. W Main March 19 $39 Understanding Auto and Home Insurance (LLC 2040) Are you receiving the greatest deal from an insurance provider that will pay a claim if one arises? With so many insurance terminologies to learn, how can you negotiate a good price? Is your coverage adequate or insufficient? Why is my credit important? Purchasing insurance should be a yearly occasion to make sure you are receiving appropriate coverage from a reliable provider at a reasonable cost. Being an informed consumer can help you better understand your policy and take the "drivers" seat when looking for house, renters, and vehicle insurance because the insurance industry is unpredictable. T1 6-8p.m. T Main April 1 $39 Keep More of What You Earn (LLC 3397) Budgeting is often compared to strict diets. It's about realizing the value of cash flow within a customized and adaptable budget, not about giving up the things you love. Budgeting realistically doesn't have to be difficult! This is an essential course on tracking spending, learning how to use personal budgeting software or not, and cooperating as a family to reach shared financial objectives. You may even discover that you may begin or grow your retirement funds! Take charge of your finances and resist allowing them control you! T1 6-8p.m. R Main April 17 $39
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