Lehigh Carbon Community College is now registering for programs at its campuses.

MedicalNurse aide: Registration is open for the nurse aide noncredit program, with classes being offered in both Lehigh and Carbon counties.Classes begin Feb. 29, March 14 and June 1 at LCCC's Allentown campus at The Donley Center and March 21 at the Carbon Career and Technical Institute in Jim Thorpe.Phlebotomy: A comprehensive course in phlebotomy that includes 20 hours of medical terminology and 80 hours of phlebotomy classroom/lab instruction will take place at the college.Small-businessLCCC is offering a range of classes that will appeal to personal interests as well as business. Whether you want to become an entrepreneur or work out of your home, learn facts that will help turn dreams into reality. They include:• Career as a Florist.• Customer service and communication program.• Grant Writing Boot Camp.• QuickBooks software, payroll computation, tax reporting and accounts receivable/payable and earn a certificate.• Patent Your Invention.• Fundamental Payroll.Food service and hospitalityLCCC will offer staff training workshops in the food service and hospitality fields.Students will be able to expand their knowledge of food handling practices, wait staff etiquette, communications and much more with the following courses, most of which are held at Sacred Heart Hospital.• Wait Staff Training.• Safe Food Handling.• Basic Beverage - Wine and Spirits.• Basic Food - Ingredients, Preparation, Menu.• Restaurant 101Pharmacy technicianLCCC is offering two specially designed pharmacy technician courses - one for the retail and hospital setting and the other in an institutional or manufacturing setting. Both diploma programs have an additional cost for the text.Learn basic skill knowledge of pharmacy terms, prescription reading, medical terminology, drug delivery systems, intravenous therapy and aseptic technician preparation, chemotherapy awareness, dose, calculations, dosage forms, pharmacy law and inventory control with the Pharmacy Technician I diploma course.Trades careersLCCC will provide current, quality skills training for water treatment plant operator.To register for any of these classes or for more course information, visit

www.lccc.edu, call 610-799-1197 or email ncregistrar@mymail.lccc.edu.