Plus 50 Lifelong Learning

Wake Tech's Plus 50 program offers courses such as yoga, dance, Spanish, and scrapbooking. If you take a course at a location other than a Wake Tech campus such as a senior center, then you must register for a course at that specific senior center.

Classes offered by Wake Tech are listed below.

In addition to courses offered at various Wake Tech campuses and sites, we offer programs at senior centers, community and recreation sites throughout Wake County.

Partner sites and senior centers

Apex Community Center	919-249-3402	53 Hunter St, Apex, NC 27502
Cary Senior Center	919-469-4061	120 Maury Odell Pl, Cary, NC 27513
Eastern Wake Senior Center	919-365-4248	323 Lake Drive Wendell, NC 27591
Garner Senior Center	919-779-0122	205 E Garner Rd, Garner, NC 27529
Northern Wake Senior Center	919-554-4111	235 E Holding Ave, Wake Forest, NC 27587

Become an Entrepreneur

You may have dreamed of starting a business or turning hobbies or volunteer work into a money-making operation. Wake Tech's Small Business Center and Entrepreneurship Initiatives programs have resources to help get you started. Talk with an SBC advisor (live and in person!) in a free, confidential session, any time questions arise.

Launch Your Business

Retired to Re-hired!

Going back into the workforce can be daunting: You may wonder about your tech skills or generation gaps in the workplace - or you may be seeing a challenge you haven't identified yet. Wake Tech's Career Transitions Forum is a great place to start. This unique, weekly series of lectures and networking activities brings professionals together to share ideas and experience in a supportive environment.

Career Transitions Forum

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Career Transitions Forum: Lecture Series for Business ProfessionalsHRD-3006X21 available classes

Are you changing careers? This course is for you. Enjoy lectures, activities, and opportunities for networking and support. Topics vary weekly and incorporate professional community resources that provide a current, real-world perspective on the job market. Craft strategies...

Learning New Tricks: Seeking Employment as a Mature ProfessionalHRD-3006V22 available classes

Workers over 40 are a vital part of the workforce, and employers continue to hire them for the talent and experience. Get a better understanding of what today’s employers are looking for and how to be successful in finding employment. Find out which employers and industries...

Retirement Planning TodayCSP-4000JI22 available classes

You’ve worked hard to provide for your family and save for your future - now, your money should work for you! This course will show you how to keep more of what you've earned, whether you're approaching retirement or just beginning to think about it. You'll learn how to set...

A North Carolina Clay StoryCSP-4000HS2

Learn about North Carolina’s role in the history of clay, including the Native American experience, the Colonial era and the present day pottery industry. Discover historic and contemporary artisans who work with clay.

Acting Part 1CSP-4000IY2

Have you ever wondered how actors can laugh, cry, and rage at will? Sign up for this course and begin a journey that will change your life! Focus is on moment-to-moment life, impulses, and emotional preparation through a series of steps and exercises that are then applied to...

Acting Part 2CSP-4000JK2

Ready to take the next step in learning the skills required to be an actor? In this course, you will continue to learn, improve, and refine character-building skills. This course builds on the acting techniques and methods taught in Acting Part 1.

Career Readiness for the Child/Elder Care ProviderHRD-3004AV4

Learn more about becoming a child or elder care provider! Explore child and elder care provider roles, job duties, working and learning environments, social aspects of the industry, and career/educational options. Learn to analyze your personal career interests. Develop orga...

Computer Basics for Plus 50CSP-4000JV2

Are you thinking about getting a new computer or upgrading to Windows 10? Computer Basics is for the inexperienced or novice adult user. By the end of this class students will have experience using the Microsoft Windows Operating system.

Computer Basics: Microsoft Windows 10SEF-3001IO2

Do you need to improve your computer skills? If you have little or no computer experience, this course is for you. Increase your computer knowledge by learning to use Microsoft Windows 10 to understand the basics for hardware, software, and computer accessories.

Computer Keyboarding IntroductionSEF-3001FB2

Keyboarding skills are essential today. This course will help students with little or no typing experience learn proper techniques for typing with all fingers, without hesitation, and for improving speed and accuracy.

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Course

Financial Planning in the Shadow of Dementia

Name

CSP-4000HT2

Available Classes

Not currently offered.

Description Course Outline Requirements Intended Audience More Details

Intended Audience

Anyone interested in financial planning in regards to dementia.

Description

Today more than 15 million Americans are caring for an individual with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. As Baby Boomers continue to age, the number of people needing care is expected to grow exponentially. Learn about the importance of financial planning in the shadow of dementia.

Course Objectives

Learn more about dementia and financial planning for it.

Outline of Instruction

Present the financial concepts as it relates to caring for a person with dementia.
Prepare you for the critical conversations you will have with your loved one.

Contact Hours

CEU's

Industry Standard, State, or National Certification

CE to CU Articulation

Prerequisites

Text and Supplies Needed

Clinical Site/Special Facilities

Requirements for Successful Completion of this Course

Attendance 90% or above
Participation

Accreditation/Special Approval Requirements

Intended Audience

Anyone interested in financial planning in regards to dementia.

Specific Industry or Business Support Needs

Industry or Job Titles Related to training Outcomes for Employment

Related Courses

Course Contact Information

Courtney Boney

[email protected]

919-334-1612

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