Cal Lutheran to Offer Business, Computer Classes
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A variety of business, education and computer science classes are being presented by Cal Lutheran University’s Office of Continuing Education through August.
Most of the courses will be taught on CLU’s Thousand Oaks campus, although there also will be classes offered at CLU’s Woodland Hills Graduate Center, Ascension Lutheran Day School in Thousand Oaks and sites in Ventura, Moorpark, Solvang and Tarzana.
Business courses being offered include selling tips for entrepreneurs, employee recruitment, selection and placement, and organizational behavior.
A number of computer science courses will be offered to improve educators’ computer skills and enhance their ability to integrate computer technology into the classroom.
Education courses also will be taught, and noncredit preparation classes are being offered for GRE tests, the U.S. Constitution exam, CPR and CBEST.
Additional information is available by calling (805) 493-3130.
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