Focus on the CAME binding method and continue honing advance techniques of cutting, grinding and shaping glass. Use lead solder on your finished piece. Class size is limited, so register now!

Additional supplies will be required. These will either be discussed with you during the first session or a list will be emailed to you.

All ICTC campuses will be closed for Spring Break the week of March 13, so this class will not meet that week.

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.

Learn the basics of medical terminology. Content includes the study of prefixes, suffixes, and root words and usage of anatomical, diagnostic, surgical, and procedural terms. All ICTC campuses will be closed the week of March 13, so this class will not meet that week.

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.

Enroll now for a creative, artistic, relaxing project-based class. This class takes a dive into the Copper Foil method. Build on your skills from Stained Glass Intro and make projects for gifts or to sell or to adorn your home.

Learn to cut, grind, and shape the glass and to foil and solder your finished piece. Class size is limited, so enroll now. Additional supplies will need to be purchased. These will either be discussed during the first class session or a list will be emailed to you.

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.

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. Most will be conducted with volunteers during class, but ICTC will also schedule you for 8 to 16 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.

For more information, email mike.meigs@ictech.edu.

Study automatic controls used in residential and light commercial HVAC electrical operations. Includes lab exercises, shop demonstrations, and mechanical simulations.

Learn the basics of Beekeeping. Explore the physiology of the bee, the nature and habits of the bee and the culture of beekeeping. Learn about the equipment construction and how to have fun with a vastly rewarding hobby or business.

Help out with our beekeeping demonstration hive and info booth or come sell any honey or other creative wares 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 how to participate.

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. During the second half of class, you'll draft your own will with the instructor's expert guidance. Class Must be paid for at time of registration.