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Career Education Center provides short-term training programs for home school students. Every student is special to us and we encourage every child to reach their full potential.

CEC provides flexible scheduling, small classes and personalized instruction for every student.

Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access and Small Basic are very valuable classes for students planning to go to college.

Featured Classes for Summer Camp!

PowerPoint for Kids

This class is great for summer camp because kids have fun and learn valuable computer skills! This class is for ages 7 - 12. CareerEducationCenter writes computer manuals for the young students. This is great because the kids can take their manual home and do their own work with a manual written at their level.

Skills Learned:

Working with Slides, Headers, Footers, and Notes
Inserting and Formatting Pictures
Displaying the Presentation Outline and Arranging Slides
Inserting Symbols and Clipart
Inserting tables and charts
Inserting sounds and music
Drawing and Formatting Shapes
Adding Slide Transitions, Working with Lists
Inserting a picture and movie
Animating Slide Objects

Tynker

Tynker teaches 21st century skills: coding, critical thinking, problem solving.
Teaches students to code with interactive lessons and projects.

Using Tynker Workshop with guided tutorials and training videos students can build a simple game such as Candy Quest and Dragon Dash.
STUDENTS HAVE FUN AND LEARN AT THE SAME TIME!

Small Basic

Small Basic is the most popular class in the computer science package.
Small Basic is a programming language that is designed to make programming extremely easy and fun for beginners

Students will have fun learning the following:

Writing their First Program
Introducing variables and creating loops
Learning conditions and branching
Learning about graphics
Having fun with shapes
Learning properties and operations
Learning subroutines and creating arrays
Using event signals and interactivity
Using Editor to create programs
Analyzing your programs
Learning rules for naming your variables
Using "intellisense"
Handling multiple events