Laney Summer Institute (LSI)
The Career Education Division at Laney College (Oakland) offers career exploration programs for interested high school students in the Bay Area.
The programs are 6 weeks long and are focused on informing students about different career pathways through fun hands-on activities. We have “priority” programs for high school students, as well as regularly-scheduled introductory classes. All of these courses meet during the standard Laney summer term (June 20 – July 27th, 2023).
Program highlights:
- Explore career interests,
- Develop new skills,
- Get hands-on experience in subjects that might not be offered in your High School,
- Meet other students with similar interests
- Get a taste of college classes, &
- Earn college credit.
Taking part in a summer program is also a plus on UC/CSU college applications.
Did I mention classes are FREE to High School students!?
** Incoming 9th graders also qualify to participate in these programs.
To sign up, please submit your interest below:
Join us for enrollment support online: Online Zoom MID: 87676404773
Monday, June 15th, 2023: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Tuesday, June 16th, 2023: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday, June 17th, 2023: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Click here to download the flyer.
** 1) Cosmetology (In-Person: OUSD students only) FULL
Class Code: COSM 245 (2 units)
Dates: W (In-person)
Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Laney-B100
Instructor: Simmons-Windham, Sydney Leona Christal
Cost: FREE (high school students only)
A career in cosmetology can lead to a variety of professions in the beauty industry. In this engaging course, you will learn the basic theory of selected cosmetology services. Students will practice hands-on applications of several cosmetology services. Also, the course will discuss the career paths of a hairstylist, esthetician, and manicurist.
Participating Departments: Cosmetology
** 2) iDesign (In-person)
Class Code: CARP 255 (0.5 units) | WDTEC 255 (0.5 units)
Carp 255 (room G160) | June 26th-29th (M-Th) | Time: 9:00 AM – 4:30PM
WDTEC 255 (room G150) | July 17th-20th (M-Th) | Time: 9:00 AM – 4:30PM
Location: CARP 255 (G160) | WDTEC 255 (G160)
Instructors: Robert Bell, Andrew Prober
Cost: FREE (high school students only):
Roll up your sleeves and dive into the world of construction! In this immersive course, you will gain an understanding of the construction process from design to finish and, explore career pathways within Wood Tech and Carpentry. This innovative class will broaden your thinking of the technologies of the future!
Participating Departments: Carpentry, Wood Technology
**3) Introduction to Culinary Arts (In-Person: OUSD students only)
Class Code: CULIN 212 (4 units)
Dates: MTWTh (In-person)
Time: Lec 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Lab 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Laney-Lec E105 Lab E102
Instructor: David Chavez
Introduction to culinary principles: Ingredient identification and uses, knife skills, cooking techniques, instruction and practice in safety and sanitation, navigating a commercial kitchen and equipment, professionalism, and making delicious food.
Participating Departments: Culinary Arts
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Regularly scheduled classes
The courses below are regularly scheduled Laney summer courses open to all (including high school students). We’ve selected these as great courses for young adults to learn more about these careers. All of these courses meet during the standard Laney summer term (June 20th – July 27th, 2023). These do NOT require participation acceptance into the Summer Institute.
- Everyone needs to register to get a Peralta ID number.
- https://web.peralta.edu/admissions/question/
- Note: If you already have a Peralta ID, but it’s been longer than one year since you’ve taken a class, you’ll need to go online and reactivate your student ID number.
- For high school students, while you can get your Peralta ID online, unfortunately, you can NOT enroll for the class online. You need to enroll in-person at the Laney Admissions Department, room A-109. Before you do, fill out and get all the signatures on the High School Enrollment Form and bring that with you. As a high school student, you will get free tuition!
COURSE DESCRIPTION (Units)
Summer courses begin June 20th
ARCH 104A Beginning CAD (3)
ART 20 Beginning Drawing and Comp. (3)
ART 50 Beginning Painting (3)
ART 80 Beginning Ceramics (3)
ART 100 Beginning Printmaking (3)
BIO 24 Intro to Anatomy and Physiology (4)
BIO 75 Fundamentals of Biotechnology (2)
CARP 211 Beginning Carpentry (3.5)
CONMT 10 Introduction to Construction Practices (3)
COSM 245 Intro to Cosmetology (2)
CULIN 203 Intro to Baking (4 Units)
CULIN 234 Intro to Cooking Techniques (4 units)
DANCE 76 West African Dance 1 (1)
PHOTO 71 Intro to Digital Photography (3)
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