Prep for EPA's Section 608, the Clean Air Act refrigerant handling online certification exam. Includes the $30 exam fee.

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 more than 100 million tenants renting throughout the U.S., understanding your rights and responsibilities as a landlord and as a tenant is critical.

Taught by a lawyer, who manages rental properties, you will get your questions answered. The class also covers Oklahoma's Landlord-Tenant Act, what a "good" lease might include, what the eviction process looks like and some practical tips for maintaining a good relationship between landlords and tenants.

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 training starts with a Saturday session, 8am to 4:30pm. After that, the class meets Monday through Thursday from 4pm to 9pm. Includes 35 hours of class and drive time. You must take this class or the online training before taking the pre-trip inspection and driving exams.

Required: valid driver's license, at least 18 years old, no prior felonies in the past 10 years, CDL Class A or B permit with Passenger and School Bus endorsements and a completed DL-18 form from DPS at least 1 week before class starts.

Written exams for the permit and endorsements can be taken at ICTC's Muskogee campus. To schedule these exams, email Diana.Mueller@ictech.edu. The written exam costs are not included in the price listed here. The written exam costs are not included in the price listed here. Those costs are: General Knowledge CDL Permit ($25), Air Brakes ($5), Passenger endorsement ($5), School Bus endorsement ($5). 

For more information about the training and to enroll, email Gretta.Perkins@ictech.edu or call 918-348-7903. 

When the grid goes down, who are you gonna call? Ham radio operators, that's who! Get an introduction to amateur radio, the equipment, demonstrations and info on becoming a licensed operator.

Read patterns, choose the right sewing tool for the garment at hand, sew on buttons, replace zippers, hem, and do alterations. Create one garment and a few gifts along the way.

Create leaves, roses, rose buds, borders and intricate designs with glazing, piping and scripts. You must supply your own cakes and icing. We will provide other supplies--specialty icing tips, piping bags, turning cake stands, etc.

Identify parts, disassemble and reassemble small engines, troubleshoot and repair. Designed for all levels. Bring projects from home. This class will be on break for Memorial Day. Most tools and supplies provided.