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Landscape designers, contractors and homeowners can learn about different types of woody plants and conifers used for landscape design by taking, “Woody Plants and Conifers –Introduction.”
Review basic mathematics, including whole numbers, fractions, decimals, ruler reading and percentages, to refresh on-the-job math skills by taking “Mathematics Refresher for the Workplace.”
All recreational boat and personal watercraft operators can learn basic principles of safety on the water and accident avoidance techniques, including navigation rules, aids to navigation, legal requirements and how to handle fires on board, by taking “Maryland Basic Boating Certification Course.”
Learn how to prepare traditional and exotic seafood dishes like Thai shrimp and cucumber salad, poached salmon with lemon sauce, stuffed shrimp Chesapeake and cream of crab soup by taking “Seriously Seafood.”
Learn about dental office management, including patient management, legal and ethical issues, billing and record maintenance, by taking “Practice Management for the Dental Office.”
The on-campus child development center at Wor-Wic Community College in Salisbury is accepting registrations now through May 20 for the summer program that runs from June 13 through Aug. 19.
Learn more about seasonal and holiday finger-plays and preschool songs by taking “Using Songs and Finger-Plays With Toddlers and Twos.”
Managers and supervisors can learn how the process of growing grapes and making wine for profit can help leaders manage change and work in teams by taking “Grape Vines and Leadership: Lessons for the Workplace.”
Learn to use traditional flowers, greenery and natural design elements to fashion spring floral arrangements for Easter, Mother’s Day and Memorial Day by taking “Floral Design: Creative Spring Arrangements.”
The public is invited to attend a free presentation by Julie Gaver called “If All The World’s a Stage, Why Is No One Clapping?,” on Wednesday, April 13, at 7 p.m., in Guerrieri Hall at Wor-Wic Community College on the corner of Route 50 and Walston Switch Road in Salisbury.