Deadline for this class is August 21st 

Learn how to form and operate an LLC. 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. Join the instructor from home or if you don't have a computer or reliable Internet, let us know. We'll arrange for you to join the class from one of our computer labs on campus.

This is an introduction to computer class for those wanting to learn the basics about computers and functions.

Designed for those who want to learn the many features of the iPhone. You'll learn how to navigate your home screen, get an overview of some frequestly used apps, discover how to download apps, and master communication apps like Facetime & Messages.

Earn 8 Hours of OSDH-approved continuing education. Renewal application and completion certificate provided. Prerequisite: Current CMA license.

Covers all the skills a certified Phlebotomy tech needs, including venipuncture, safety and biohazards. Prepares you for the American Medical Certification Association (AMCA) exam. Skill labs include a minimum of 40 live draws. Some will be conducted with volunteers during class, but ICTC will also schedule you for 8 to 24 hours of clinical time in area hospital labs and medical facilities. If you currently work at a healthcare facility, you may also complete live draws on the job at your employer's facility.

For the AMCA certification exam, ICTC charges a $25 exam proctor fee, which is included. AMCA will charge $109 for the national certification exam, which you will pay directly to AMCA and isn't included in the cost listed here. You will receive study guides, a practice app and more.

To request an application, email julia.mcwethy@ictech.edu

In this class you gain the skills necessary to assist doctors, nurses, and other health professionals with a mix of clincal duties and administrative tasks. This class will also prepare you for your CMA certification exam. Prerequisites: proficient in reading, speaking and understanding English, HS diploma or GED, current CNA card with CNA work experience (6 months at least), proof of TB skin test, social security card, and government photo ID. You must be fully paid or have a signed payment plan agreement on file at least 7 days prior to the class start date. Cost includes the $100 exam fee. A $60 non-refundable fee is required, which includes application processing and a criminal background check. Registration is pending the results of your background check. Online registration is not available for this career training program. To register, please contact Julia McWethy at 918-348-7903 or email julia.mcwethy@ictech.edu.

Make a fixed blade, full tang knife with steel bars and resin-impregnated wood handles. You won't use kits or pre-treated blades. Metal forging not included.

Sell your wares created in or outside of class at the Second Annual ICTC Creative Arts Trade Show, which will be at the Muskogee campus, Saturday, April 22, 9am to 2pm. Ask your instructor about participating in your free class booth.

Prep for the CNA certificaion exam. Learn to provide direct patient care in a long-term care nursing facility. Requirements: 100% attendance, background check, proof of TB skin test, government photo ID and social security card. Exam cost included.

To request an application and payment plan agreement, email mike.meigs@ictech.edu. For the theory modules, you can join the instructor face-to-face at the Tahlequah campus or you can join virtually from home or your local campus. If you want to join virtually but don't have a laptop, webcam or reliable Internet connection, let us know. We'll set you up at the campus computer lab closest to you.

All skills days must be attended in person at the Tahlequah campus.