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Participants will learn how to assess their expenses, budgeting basics and how to build a savings plan and money saving habits. Participants will then be guided through a series of questions designed to assess, plan, and grow their savings. Questions cover such areas as money saving basics, types of savings accounts and retirement. 

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Join this safe, confidential, & casual group to share your experiences, learn from others, & receive emotional support as you work through the effects of domestic violence. This group teaches the effects of abuse on the victim & her children, how to create trusting, caring relationships, & how to cultivate personal growth.

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This series introduces you to the slideshow application offered as part of Google’s suite of productivity tools. Level 1 required. Build on the skills you learned in the previous class along with advanced features.

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This series introduces you to the features and functions of Microsoft PowerPoint. Pre-requisite: Microsoft Windows Level 1. We begin by creating a presentation and assigning a design theme. We follow that up with manually formatting the text, inserting new slides and manipulating text and slides using Cut, Copy and Paste. We then cover Find & Replace and the Spell Check feature before running our Slideshow.

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Want to brush up on your interviewing skills?  Join us for this interactive mock interview session where you can practice in a safe, non-judgmental space.  You’ll receive tips from professionals with years of recruiting and hiring experience.  It is helpful to come with an idea of a job you will be interviewing for as it makes the experience more realistic.  If you have a job description, bring it too.

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A Family Law & Victims’ Attorney, will present an overview of the Arizona laws and rules that govern Family Law and provide helpful tips for representing yourself in Family Court—from filing your Petition or Response through successfully representing yourself in trial. They’ll also share useful resources and address questions from webinar participants at the end of the presentation. This is a non-confidential classroom setting, and the instructors cannot provide legal advice.

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This series introduces you to the slideshow application offered as part of Google’s suite of productivity tools. Pre-requisite: Microsoft Windows Level 1. Get started learning the basics!

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During this interactive webinar, an experienced professional will review your resume in real time, offering suggestions to improve its appearance and effectiveness.  Please note, all resumes will be reviewed on screen, but this is a no-judgement zone.  To participate, send your resume to [email protected] at least one day prior to the workshop.  If you do not yet have a resume, please take our Writing a Winning Resume and Cover letter self-paced course first.

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CODA is a fellowship with its only requirement for membership is a desire for healthy and loving relationships. We gather together to support and share with each other in a journey of self-discovery/learning to love the self; while becoming increasingly honest with ourselves about our personal histories and our own codependent behaviors (newcomers are invited at 15 minutes early to ask questions and get information about CoDA).

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This entry-level workshop is a prerequisite for all computer classes. It introduces you to the Windows Operating System. You’ll learn about the different components of the desktop, how to open, resize, move and close individual windows.  You’ll also be introduced to the File Explorer where we create folders, move and copy folders to a thumb drive, and delete, restore, and then permanently delete files and folders.

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