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Business & Office Classes

Accounting Level I

Count on increasing your paycheck. If you have a flair for numbers and an interest in the financial workings of business then you should enroll immediately because you are in demand. You will electronically complete an entire simple accounting cycle for a sole owner service organization; as well as an entire cycle for a merchandising business.
Text required.

48 hours $245
1/30-4/3 M/W 6-9pm BIZ01/1

Bookkeeping

This course is designed for students with no prior knowledge about accounting or finance. This class addresses accounting terminology, revenue, expenses, net income, the accounting equation, debits, and credits. Additionally, students will learn how Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable affect financial health. Students will learn how to read financial statements, balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements. We will discuss the benefits of using software and manual systems, as well as how and why financial transactions are documented.
Text required.

36 hr $189
10/24-12/7 M/W 6-9pm BIZ04/1

Call 580-335-5525 for details.

QuickBooks

QuickBooks is the most well-known bookkeeping software on the market. It’s not surprising that QuickBooks users are highly sought after by employers. Intuit, the makers of QuickBooks, is phasing out QuickBooks Desktop and introducing QuickBooks Online, a cloud-based subscription service that gives users the freedom to work from any device — anytime, anywhere. If you are new to QuickBooks or transitioning from QuickBooks Desktop, you will find this course invaluable. Accounting Level I is a good companion to this class for a more in-depth understanding of business accounting.
Text and flash drive required.

30 hours $155
11/1-12/8 T/TH 5:30-8:30pm BIZ11/2
3/21-4/20 T/Th 6-9pm BIZ11/1

The following courses are taught at our Tillman-Kiowa Campus located in Frederick at 2001 E. Gladstone. Call 580-335-5525.

30 hours $155
4/18/-5/25 T/Th 6-8:30pm F-BIZ12/1

Child Care Classes

Early Education-Pathway to Your National Credential

Early Education-Pathway to Your National Credential

Childcare workers are not babysitters; they are early childhood educators. The Child Development Associate (CDA) is a national credential required for early care and education providers. Students wishing to pursue the CDA must have a high school diploma or equivalent. You will gain the skills to nurture children in terms of emotional, physical, intellectual, and social development. Class assignments require interaction with children in a childcare setting. Ideally, a student will work at a childcare facility, or have done so in the past. Students must complete a portfolio which includes extensive writing (typewritten) assignments. Scholarships are available, call 1-866-343-3881 or visit www.okhighered.org/secc to see if you qualify. This online program is in partnership with Caddo-Kiowa Technology Center.

Basic Windows navigation skills is highly recommended. In order to be employed in Oklahoma at a licensed childcare facility, you must be able to pass a background check/sex offender registry check.
Text required.

10 hours $44
Unit 1: Providing for Children’s Safety
Call for details 580-250-5500

10 hours $44
Unit 2: Providing for Children’s Health
Call for details 580-250-5500

15 hours $66
Unit 3: Providing an Environment for Learning
Call for details 580-250-5500

30 hours $131
Unit 4: Child Growth & Developmental Concepts
Call for details 580-250-5500

25 hours $109
Unit 5: Ensuring Developmentally Appropriate Practices
Call for details 580-250-5500

15 hours $66
Unit 6: Guiding Children
Call for details 580-250-5500

10 hours $44
Unit 7: Involving Families and the Community
Call for details 580-250-5500

10 hours $44
Unit 8: Program Plans and Record Keeping
Call for details 580-250-5500

10 hours $44
Unit 9: Developing as an Early Education Professional
Call for details 580-250-5500

15 hours $66
Unit 10: Putting It All Together
Call for details 580-250-5500

Starts 1/3-6/30 Online CCC10/1

Computer Classes

Contract Training

Great Plains Technology Center can deliver expert computer software training for your business, when you need it. We identify specific skills needed to improve the proficiency of your employees and then develop customized training to meet those needs. We have the solutions to your training needs. Call us. We can help.

For more information call 580-250-5606 and ask about our customized contract training for businesses, or email: ljamison@greatplains.edu

Google Basics

Google Drive

Microsoft 365

In this introduction to Microsoft 365 (formerly called Office 365) suite of programs, you will learn about the different types of plans offered by Microsoft and how to install them. The remaining sessions will be spent focusing on an introduction to the basic functions of the major programs included with Microsoft 365 such as Outlook, Word, Excel, OneNote, OneDrive, PowerPoint, and others as time permits.

16 hours $99
5/9-6/1 T/Th 6-8pm CMP20/1

Microsoft Excel

Prerequisite: Basic Windows navigation.
Give yourself the competitive edge by attending this class! Employers frequently include Microsoft Excel experience as a necessity when hiring new employees to work in an office environment. Create spreadsheets that put all of the data at your fingertips. Learn the techniques to work more easily and quickly than ever before.
Text and flash drive required.

24 hours $125
3/21-4/27 T/Th 6-8pm CMP19/1

The following courses are taught at our Tillman-Kiowa Campus located in Frederick at 2001 E. Gladstone. Call 580-335-5525.

24 hours $125
3/21-4/13 T/Th 6-9pm F-CMP02/1

Microsoft PowerPoint Basics*

In just a short amount of time, you will gain the basics needed to prepare eye-catching presentations. Bring a Flash/Thumb drive.
Prerequisite: Basic Windows navigation.

6 hours $35
3/2-3/9 T/Th 6-8pm CMP13/1

The following courses are taught at our Tillman-Kiowa Campus located in Frederick at 2001 E. Gladstone. Call 580-335-5525.

10 hours $59
2/21-3/7 T/Th 6-8pm F-CMP08/1

A+ Certification Prep Course*

At the most basic level, A+ certification declares that you are a competent computer technician. A+ certification is a vendor-independent
certification allowing you to state you are familiar with computer software and hardware and that you have had some training when it comes troubleshooting. The test covers everything from hardware to computer safety to networking to personal devices like laptops and PDAs. Having an A+ Certification states that you have a broad and generalized amount of information about computers and networks. Online Curriculum is included with tuition Purchase of a tool kit, and wrist strap required. GPTC students choosing to take the exam through GPTC will purchase two exams at a discounted price of $109 each (prices subject to change).

96 hours $575
2/27-5/24 M/W 5:30-9:30pm CMP47/1

Windows and the World Wide Web

Learn the latest version of Microsoft Windows applications and functions along with the basics of the internet to include how to navigate and locate information on the World Wide Web. If you are just learning to use a computer, this is the perfect place to start!
Text and flash drive required.

18 hours $99
1/31-2/28 T/Th 6-8pm CMP10/1
6/13-7/13 T/Th 6-8pm CMP10/2

Windows Fundamentals

Personal Enrichment Classes

American Sign Language (ASL) Level I

Basic Carpentry-Patio Bench

Blackout Poetry: Visual and Performance Art

Students will learn to “find” poems in various print media—old novels, biographies, newspapers, magazines—by eliminating most of the text, leaving only words that create a brand-new piece of poetry separate and entirely different from the original. Students are encouraged to let their creativity flow while covering up the original text, creating beautiful works of visual art in addition to the poem itself. Students will also learn techniques for performing their poetry aloud. Printed materials and art supplies are provided, but students may bring their own texts to make the project more personal and meaningful.
2 hours $25
2/22 Wed 6-8pm GNL89/1

Candy: Holiday Classic Candy

Learn the art of old-fashioned candy making just in time to make these sweet treats for friends and family for the holidays. Students will learn how to make classic cinnamon crack hard candy in this fun, hands-on class taught by local professionals and sweet shop owners. Tuition is $14, required supplies $15. Discounts apply to tuition portion only.
3 hours $29
11/1 T 6-9pm GNL96/1

Canvas Painting

Cooking: Healthy Greek Cooking

Join us for a fun night of authentic Greek cooking. Instructor Lisa Marion hails from the island of Crete and has over 20 years of experience in restaurant management, including as the owner and operator of El Greco restaurant and the Food and Beverage Manager at the Lawton Country Club. Lisa will demonstrate cooking techniques and answer questions. Total cost is $29: $15 for tuition and $14 for supplies. Discounts apply to tuition only.

3 hours $29
5/25 Th 5:30-8:30pm

Crochet Basics

Learn the stitches, tools, and techniques you need to get started crocheting. Our knowledgeable instructor Cheyenne Smith will provide step-by-step instructions for getting started, improving your skills, and troubleshooting problems. Learn how to start and finish a project, change colors, and read a pattern as well. Tuition is $29. Textbook and supplies are $20. Discounts apply to tuition only. Come join the fun!
12 hours $29
9/6-9/15 T/Th 6-9pm GNL91/1

Dance: Couples Two-Step

The two-step is one of the most popular dances done to country music in this area. Students will learn the skills necessary to do beginner level patterns and moves in both dances. Smooth soled shoes and comfortable clothing are recommended. For COVID 19 safety reasons, students must enroll with a partner from their family/social circle. In order to keep students safe, we will not be able to partner individually enrolled students with other individually enrolled students. Enroll your spouse, significant other, friend, or family member at the same time, and receive $5 off the second enrollment.
6 hours $45
1/10-1/19 T/Th 7:15-8:45pm GNL45/1

Dance: Couples Waltz

Enroll yourself and your partner in this fun class to learn the basic patterns and turns of this graceful dance suitable for both ballroom and country music. For COVID 19 safety reasons, students must enroll with a partner from their family/social circle. In order to keep students safe, we will not be able to partner individually enrolled students with other individually enrolled students. Enroll your spouse, significant other, friend, or family member at the same time, and receive $5 off the second enrollment.
6 hours $45
5/2-5/11 T/Th 7:15-8:45pm GNL52/1

Dance: Couples West Coast Swing

West Coast Swing is a form of swing dance that is danced in a slot usually to a moderate tempo. It is considered the smoother, sexier swing dance and is normally danced to Blues, R&B and even contemporary music. Due to Covid-19 we request each person enroll a partner. Smooth soled shoes and comfortable clothing are recommended.
6 hours $45
1/24-2/2 T/Th 7:15-8:45pm GNL50/1

Dance: Line Dancing

Do you enjoy dancing, but don’t always have a partner? Looking for an enjoyable way to exercise? This class was designed especially for you! The classic line dances are taught as well as newer dances danced to a variety of music. Wear comfortable clothing and smooth soled shoes as you won’t be sitting down in this exciting class.
8 hours $49
1/10-2/2 T/Th 6-7pm GNL42/1
5/2-5/25 T/Th 6-7pm GNL42/2

4 hours $25
2/28-3/9 T/Th 6-7pm GNL43/1

Dance: Line Dancing Level II*

To feel comfortable in this class, the student must have had at least one of the other line dancing classes. The dances will be at a slightly higher level and students must know all of the basic terms and moves as we will not be stopping to teach those. Prerequisite: Dance: Line Dancing or instructor's permission.
4 hours $25
2/7-2/21 T/Th 6-7pm GNL44/1

Drafting Your Own Will

Almost everyone can benefit from having a last will and testament. But going to a law firm to have a will drawn up can be expensive! The first half of this course will provide you with the detailed knowledge of what wills do, whether or not you need one, and how to make sure your will survives a legal challenge. The instructor also teaches how to draft a will, so that after the class students will be empowered to draft their very own will. During the second half of the course, students will have the opportunity to draft their will with the instructor available for questions during the drafting process.
4 hours $25
2/27 M 6-10pm GNL98/1

Forming an LLC

Are you self-employed or working a side business or part-time gig in addition to your job? If so, your personal assets may be at risk! Do not let your business result in personal liability! This class will teach students the benefits of Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), how to form an LLC, and how to operate an LLC once you form it. For years, students who have taken this course have said that forming their LLC has been the cheapest insurance they have ever gotten! Come learn how this business entity structure can save your personal assets from a business liability.
4 hours $25
1/30 M 6-10pm GNL97/1

Home Gardening and Landscaping

Paul Loveless, B.S. Agronomy and A.S. Horticulture, uses his knowledge and expertise from 40 years of experience as the owner/operator of a landscape services company to teach students how to establish and maintain their home gardens and landscapes. Students will learn the basics of design, plant selection, maintenance, irrigation, and much more to turn your yard into a showpiece your neighbors will envy.
24 hours $149
3/20-4/12 M/W 5:30-8:30pm GNL94/1

Mastering the Landlord-Tenant Relationship

The relationship between landlords and tenants has never been more scrutinized than in the past few years. A pandemic and economic collapse resulted in emergency eviction moratoriums and protections for those renting their homes. With over 100 million tenants renting throughout the United States, understanding your rights and responsibilities as a landlord and as a tenant is critical. This class is taught by a lawyer who manages his own rental properties. In addition to answering as many questions as possible, this class will cover Oklahoma’s Landlord Tenant Act, what a “good” lease might include, what the eviction process looks like, and some practical tips for maintain a good relationship between landlords and tenants.
4 hours $25
4/24 M 6-10pm GNL100/1

Mexican Cooking

Monthly Crafting

Resin Art

Gift yourself or a loved one a handmade, one-of-a-kind treasure. Students will choose from three project options: chess set, dominoes set, or coasters set. All required materials are provided, but students can bring their own small, flat items to set in the resin to make them extra special. Ideas include pressed flowers from a special garden, travel mementos such as tickets or postcards, small jewelry. The possibilities are endless. Call 580-250-5500 for more details or to enroll. Tuition is $22. Supplies are $23. Discounts apply to tuition only.
4 hours $45
11/29-12/1 T/Th 6-8pm GNL88/1
2/6-2/8 M/W 6-8pm GNL88/3
3/28-3/30 T/Th 6-8pm GNL88/1
4/17-4/19 M/W 6-8pm GNL88/4
6/6-6/8 T/Th 6-8pm GNL88/2

Seasonal Make and Take Craft

This is a relaxed, fun “make and take” seasonal crafting class, perfect for groups of friends to take together. Students will learn techniques and tips for creating festive, attractive crafts on a budget and leave with their very own one-of-a-kind creation. Classes are $25 each: $11 for tuition and $14 for supplies. Discounts and waivers apply to tuition only.
2.5 hours $25
1/12 Th 5:30-8pm GNL81/2/1 Topic of the day - Painting

Stay in Touch: Zoom, Skype & FaceTime

Trusting Trusts for Your Estate Plan

Most Americans who own a home, a car, or another titled/deeded asset can benefit from a trust. Anyone who wishes to protect or control their assets during life and after death can benefit from a trust. But what kind of trust does one need? What are the tax implications? Can someone change their trust after it is created? Can someone else change my trust after I die? People are full of questions surrounding this area of estate planning, and many of the beliefs and information readily available are simply not true. This course will teach you the basics of trusts, how it works, the benefits, and the major types of trusts. The instructor for this course is an experienced attorney who will answer your questions and help you better understand these estate planning tools.
4 hours $25
3/27 M 6-10pm GNL99/1

Professional Development Classes

Adult Education and Family Literacy (High School Equivalency) AEFL Prep Course

Learn English

This course is designed for people who have limited English skills and would like to improve their speaking and understanding of conversational English. Students will improve fluency, pronunciation, and comprehension through practice and study of listening comprehension, English grammar, vocabulary, idioms, and literacy skills. Textbooks provided.
40 hours $119
10/17-12/14 M/W 5-7:30pm RD03/2
1/25-3/29 M/W 6-8:30pm PRD03/1
5/22-7/26 M/W 6-8:30pm PRD03/2

Prerequisite Testing

Special Education Paraprofessional

Training Do you have that special touch? Assist in the special education classroom by working with students with disabilities. Paraprofessionals provide support in the classroom or in community-based education settings; assist the teaching in implementing the IEP; provides safety, health-related, and personal care supports to enable a child to access the educational program. This training meets one of the requirements needed to obtain SEP Registry status in Oklahoma. This course does NOT prepare you to take the Parapro test. A high school diploma or GED is required. You must attend all 24-hours of this course. No discounts are
eligible.
24 hours $132
2/7-3/2 T/Th 6-9pm PRD06/1

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Health & Medical Classes

Advanced CMA Combined

The Advanced Certified Medication Aide Combined (ACMA) class includes nasogastric, gastrostomy, oral metered dose inhaler and nebulizer training along with glucose monitoring and insulin administration training for Certified Medication Aides working in a long-term care environment. 100% attendance plus competency required for successful completion of this course.
Students must be a licensed CMA to attend.
Text is included in price of tuition.

24 hours $155
2/9-3/7 T/Th 6-9pm MED26/1

Anatomy and Physiology

You will take away from this class the ability to identify body systems, components and their function. This class along with Medical Terminology (strongly encouraged that you take Medical Terminology prior to taking this class) will provide you with a solid foundation for more advanced medical classes.
Text required.

96 hours $385
1/18-5/17 M/W 6-9pm MED03/1

Certified Medication Aide*

Jump from a Certified Nurse Assistant to a Certified Medication Aide (CMA). You will learn about medication classifications, orders, storage, documentation, routes of administration, and medications used for every major body system. In addition to classroom instruction, students must complete 16 clinical hours. Students must provide immunization documents, and pass a drug urinalysis.

Prerequisite: Current BLS (CPR) card, must have a current Oklahoma Nurse Aide Certification with no abuse notations and worked as a CNA for six months, and have a high school diploma or GED. Must have physical and mental capability to safely perform duties. Recommended: Math for Health Occupations.

Students planning to take the state certification exam will pay $40.
58 hours $335
11/29-1/26 T/TH 6-9pm MED24/2
3/28-6/29 T/Th 6-9pm MED24/1

Long Term Care Nurse Aide*

This field is growing and in high demand! This Oklahoma State Health Department approved course combines practical education coupled with on-location training to teach you about resident care to include safety, mental health, personal care, and basic nursing skills. According to Oklahoma State Law, if a criminal arrest check reveals a person having been convicted of an offense which bars employment in a healthcare entity, the trainee shall be withdrawn from the training program. Additional costs associated with training excluding scrubs and shoes include books and supplies at approximately $100, certification testing fees $70, and urinalysis $35.

Prerequisite: CPR/BLS Card.

117hr $469
11/14-12/15 M-F 8:15am-2:50pm MED20/5
11/30-4/17 M/W 6-9pm MED19/1/4
1/3-1/30 Mon-Fri 8:15am-2:50pm MED20/1
1/31-2/27 Mon-Fri 8:15am-2:50pm MED20/2
3/2-4/4 Mon-Fri 8:15am-2:50pm MED20/3
4/5-5/2 Mon-Fri 8:15am-2:50pm MED20/4
5/4-5/31 Mon-Fri 8:15am-2:50pm MED20/5
6/1-6/28 Mon-Fri 8:15am-2:50pm MED20/6
6/1-9/26 T/Th 6-9pm MED19/3

The following courses are taught at our Tillman-Kiowa Campus located in Frederick at 2001 E. Gladstone. Call 580-335-5525.
120 hours $469
1/10-4/18 T/Th 5:30-10:00 pm F-MED01/1

Math for Health Occupations

Medical Billing and Coding: Intermediate*

Medical Terminology

This class is the obvious choice to start your medical career. Medical
vocabulary is essential to work in any health career from a medical coder
to a licensed practical nurse. Text required.

54 hours $255
1/18-3/29 M/W 6-9pm MED04/1
1/23-3/6 M/W/F 8-11am MED04/5
3/30-5/30 T/Th 6-9pm MED04/2
4/19-6/26 M/W 6-9pm MED04/3
6/13-8/22 T/Th 6-9pm MED04/4

The following courses are taught at our Tillman-Kiowa Campus located in Frederick at 2001 E. Gladstone. Call 580-335-5525.

54 hours $255
4/25-6/20 T/Th 5:30-8:30pm F-MED03/1

Pharmacy Technician*

The Pharmacy Technician is one of the fastest growing professions in the medical care field. With ongoing pharmaceutical and technological advancements in pharmacy, pharmacy technicians are required to stay up to date with laws, regulations and everyday pharmacy operations. This comprehensive course will teach students the proper techniques and knowledge needed to become a successful Pharmacy Technician. If you choose to pursue national certification (which isn’t required to work in Oklahoma, but may be preferred by employers), you must have received a high school diploma or equivalency by the application receipt deadline, and have never been convicted of a felony to sit for the National Pharmacy Technician Certification examination, which is $129.

Prerequisite: Math for Health Occupations.
Text required as well as calculator.

102 hours $515
2/27-7/10 M/W 6-9pm MED32/1

Phlebotomy Technician

Students gain hands-on experience in blood collection, specimen handling, venipuncture and finger stick techniques, and more in this exciting class. Students gain experience by drawing blood from each other. The documented experience gained during this class allows you to take a National Phlebotomy Certification exam. Students planning to take the national certification exam must have a high school diploma or equivalency and pay an online testing fee of $125.

Prerequisite: Medical Terminology helpful.
Texts and scrubs required.

72 hours $369
11/28-3/20 M/W 6-9pm MED06/5
1/26-4/25 T/Th 6-9pm MED06/1
4/17-7/17 M/W 6-9pm MED06/2

Motorcycle Classes

Basic RiderCourse
Motorcycle RiderCoach Instructor Prep Course*

Basic RiderCourse

This Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) sponsored course covers the basic fundamentals of motorcycling. You will receive step-by-step instructions on how to safely ride a motorcycle. Successful completion of this course satisfies the DOD MSF card requirement. Successful completion waives the Oklahoma written and driving test to obtain your motorcycle “M” endorsement on your license. Students 14-17 must have their legal guardian attend the first session to sign a consent form. Anyone under the age of 18, by law, has to complete a MSF course to get their “M” endorsement on their license. Training motorcycles are provided. Students must wear long sleeve shirt, long pants, over the ankle footwear, full fingered gloves and an approved helmet (which we provide if you don’t have one).

19 hours $175
Meets Friday 6-9pm, and Saturday and Sunday 7 am-3:30pm
3/10-3/12 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/1
3/24-3/26 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/2
3/31-4/2 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/3
4/14-4/16 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/4
4/21-4/23 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/5
4/28-4/30 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/6
5/5-5/7 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/7
5/19-5/21 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/8
6-9-6-11 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/11
6/16-6/18 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/9
6/23-6/25 F 6-9pm, S/S 7-3:30pm PUB04/10

Motorcycle RiderCoach Instructor Prep Course*

Do you “Live to Ride” on a routine basis? Do you have several years of riding experience? Would you like to make extra money teaching what you love? The RiderCoach course gives you the nuts and bolts of teaching the Motorcycle Safety Foundation Basic RiderCourse. If you have a desire to help reduce motorcycle accidents and injuries, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) course may be for you. These specially trained RiderCoach graduates are MSF certified to teach the MSF Basic RiderCourse.

Suggested Prerequisite: Successful completion of an MSF Basic RiderCourse.

63 hours $200
6/1-6/11 Th-Sun 7am-3pm PUB24/1

Ed2Go Online Training

Learn from the comfort of your own home. Great Plains offers a great
resource for online learning. Through our partnership with ed2go we can offer you more than 250 online courses in the following areas:
Accounting & Finance; Business; College Readiness; Healthcare & Medical; MS Office applications; and much more. Choose from self-paced courses starting at $115 or instructor-led courses starting at $95.
See the full list of courses and more information at: www.ed2go.com/gplawton

United Training

Great Plains Technology Center has partnered with United Training to provide a broad range of technical training, desktop applications, ITIL training, project management training, and application development courses. Our partnership will enable you to expand your current skill set and provide potential career growth opportunities. United Training delivers the latest, in demand training through partnerships with industry leaders such as Microsoft, CompTIA, Cisco, and ISC2. These course offerings are now available to you locally through Great Plains Technology Center. For more information, please visit: https://portals.unitedtraining.com/great-plains-technology-center

Public Safety Classes

Advanced EMT

Prerequisite: Current EMT State License/National Registry; Healthcare Provider BLS CPR card.
This program reviews EMT level knowledge. Curriculum also covers shock and fluid therapy with intravenous infusion, respiratory management with the use of advanced airway devices, pathophysiology, and general pharmacology. Background checks will be conducted for all students. Students must have shot records for clinical facilities which will include Flu, HBV and COVID series or appropriate waivers, Varicella, TDAP, and MMR. If no shot record documentation is available, students must show documentation of current titer tests. Shot records and/or titers are required at the start of class. Additional costs include books, PPD, drug screen, black EMS uniform pants, black boots, and other supplies. The PPD and drug screen deadline will be given by the instructor when class begins. Students will be required to complete a minimum of 140 clinical hours in addition to the 180-hour class. Recommended: Anatomy and Physiology, and Medical Terminology. Students choosing to take the NREMT Exam pay $136.
Text required.
180 hours $725
3/8-8/30 M/W 6-10pm PUB10/1

CPR/Basic Life Support (BLS)

You can be a life saver! This Basic Life Support (BLS) class teaches you to perform rescue breathing on an adult, child, and infant. You will also be prepared to use an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED). The student manual cost is included in the tuition.
5 hours $49
11/30 W 5-10pm PUB07/26
12/5 M 9am-2pm PUB07/27
12/7 W 5-10pm PUB07/28
12/13 T 5-10pm PUB07/29
1/17 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/2
1/26 Th 5-10pm PUB07/3
1/31 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/4
2/6 Mon 9am-2pm PUB07/5
2/14 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/6
2/23 Th 5-10pm PUB07/7
2/28 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/8
3/6 Mon 9am-2pm PUB07/9
3/23 Th 5-10pm PUB07/10
3/28 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/11
4/3 Mon 9am-2pm PUB07/12
4/11 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/13
4/20 Th 5-10pm PUB07/14
4/25 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/15
5/8 Mon 9am-2pm PUB07/16
5/16 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/17
5/25 Th 5-10pm PUB07/18
5/30 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/19
6/5 Mon 9am-2pm PUB07/20
6/13 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/21
6/22 Th 5-10pm PUB07/22
6/27 Tu 5-10pm PUB07/23

The following courses are taught at our Tillman-Kiowa Campus located in Frederick at 2001 E. Gladstone. Call 580-335-5525.
5 hours   $49
12/6 Tu 5-10pm       F-PUB07/5
1/3 Tu 5-10pm   F-PUB07/1
2/7 Tu 5-10pm F-PUB07/2
3/7 Tu 5-10pm F-PUB07/3
4/4 Tu 5-10pm F-PUB07/4
5/2 Tu 5-10pm F-PUB07/5

Emergency Medical Responder

This course, formerly known as First Responder is an introductory course that will prepare you to successfully challenge the National Registry and receive certification. This course covers all aspects, responsibilities, and duties for providing emergency care. You will be able to provide direct patient care in a variety of medical emergency situations, identify and understand your legal, moral and ethical responsibilities, and will work and perform as a health care professional. You must be 18-years old to take the certification exam. GPTC students choosing to take the State exam will pay $35. Students planning to take the National Registry exam will pay $85 to NREMT.org. Text required.
80 hours $215
1/18-4/5 M/W 6-10pm PUB25/1

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Providing emergency care to patients in their time of need is just what an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) does every day. Classroom and clinical experience are combined to provide just what you need to obtain your certification. A minimum of forty clinical hours are required in addition to 216 hours of class time. Background checks will be conducted for all students. Students must have shot records for clinical facilities which will include Flu, HB and COVID series or appropriate waivers, Varicella, TDAP, and MMR. If no shot record documentation is available, students must show documentation of current titer tests. Shot records and/or titers are required at the start of class. Additional costs include books, PPD, drug screen, black EMS uniform pants, black boots, and other supplies. The PPD and drug screen deadline will be given by the instructor when class begins. You must be at least 18 to take the national certification exam which $98, there is an Oklahoma State EMT License fee of $85. Text required.
216 hours $865
2/16-9/7 T/Th 6-10pm PUB08/1

EMT-Paramedic Level IV*

This is the final course of the Paramedic Program students are introduced to aspects of paramedicine preparing them for the medical, psychiatric and pediatric topics of concern to the paramedic. Students will participate in the remaining hours of clinicals and be exposed to actual patient contact in settings such as the emergency department, labor and delivery, and pediatric areas of hospitals, as well as riding out on an Advanced Life Support staffed ambulance. Prerequisite: EMT-Paramedic Level III.
200 hours $975
2/13-6/5 M/W 9am-5pm PUB14/1
2/2-5/18 T/Th 9am-5pm PUB14/2

First Aid

Feel confident in an emergency! Get certified in First Aid through American Heart Association in this short class. The student manual cost is included in the tuition.
4 hours $49
11/29 Tu 6-10pm PUB06/3
12/12 M 6-10pm PUB06/4
1/24 Tu 6-10pm PUB06/1
2/21 Tu 6-10pm PUB06/2
3/21 Tu 6-10pm PUB06/3
4/27 Th 6-10pm PUB06/4
5/23 Tu 6-10pm PUB06/5
6/20 Tu 6-10pm PUB06/6

The following courses are taught at our Tillman-Kiowa Campus located in Frederick at 2001 E. Gladstone. Call 580-335-5525.
4 hours $49
12/13 Tu 6-10pm F-PUB06/5
1/7 Tu 6-10pm F-PUB06/1
2/21 Tu 6-10pm F-PUB06/2
3/21 Tu 6-10pm F-PUB06/3
4/18 Tu 6-10pm F-PUB06/4
5/16 Tu 6-10pm F-PUB06/5

Paramedic Level III*

Prerequisite: EMT-Paramedic Level II.
This is the third course of a four course Paramedic Program. You are introduced to aspects of paramedicine that will prepare you for some of the medical and cardiac topics of concern to the paramedic. You will participate in 150-hours of clinicals where you will be exposed to actual patient contact in settings such as the emergency department of hospitals under the direct supervision of an emergency physician, as well as riding out on an Advanced Life Support staffed ambulance. Text required.
267 hours $975
8/15-1/25 M/W 9am-5pm PUB13/1
8/16-1/24 T/Th 9am-5pm PUB13/2

Structural Firefighting Practices

Trade & Industry Classes

Auto Body Repair Beginning to Advanced

Whether it takes sheet metal repair, fiberglass body panel installation, structural alignment or paint refinishing to make your chassis classy, it is all here for you. Students will provide a project which must meet with the instructor’s approval. Tuition is $430. Supplies are $75. Discounts apply to tuition only.
96 hours $505
11/29-3/2 T/Th 6-10pm TAT11/2
11/30-3/22 M/W 6-10pm TAT11/4
4/6-6/27 T/Th 6-10pm TAT11/1
4/17-7/12 M/W 6-10pm TAT11/2

Basic Automotive Maintenance

Electrical Residential Wiring Level I

Electrical Residential Wiring Level II

Forklift Operator Training

Learn to operate a forklift while learning the non-job specific training requirements mandated in the OSHA standard 1910.178. Topics include the classes, types, and safe operation of Powered Industrial Trucks. You will gain a greater understanding of the stability and capacity as well as get hands on training on a sit down counter balance forklift.
6 hours $59
1/27 Fri 8am-2pm TAT06/1
2/24 Fri 8am-2pm TAT06/2
3/31 Fri 8am-2pm TAT06/3
4/28 Fri 8am-2pm TAT06/4
5/26 Fri 8am-2pm TAT06/5
6/30 Fri 8am-2pm TAT06/6

Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning, Level I

Demand is great for heat and air technicians. Get acquainted with the components of the refrigeration cycle, troubleshooting, refrigerants, and leak detection. You will also learn the electrical systems of air conditioning and refrigeration units and more. This popular class fills quickly, enroll today! Text required.
84 hours $395
2/21-6/1 T/Th 6-9pm TAT20/1

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning, Level II

Intro to Manufacturing

Welding Beginning to Advanced

Learn at your own level using required welding processes such as: welding and cutting operations with oxy-acetylene cutting equipment, gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) operations on steel, perform gas metal arc welding (GMAW) operations on a variety of metals, and operate welding related equipment commonly found in the welding industry. The second night of class you will need to provide your own safety equipment to include: Leather boots, pliers and cutters, safety welding glasses, leather gloves, welding helmet shade #10, leather welding sleeve, and welding cap. Tuition is $430. Supplies are $75. Discounts apply to tuition only
96 Hours $505
11/29-3/2 T/Th 5:30-9:30pm TAT10/2
1/30-5/1 M/W 5-9pm TAT10/1
4/25-7/18 T/Th 5:30-9:30pm TAT10/2