Continuing Education Classess Offered through MCC's e-Commerce Program

E-Commerce is an important part of the nation’s economy. It is now possible for a business to reach out globally to solicit customers and increase sales using computer technology. The E-Commerce Program will consist of short, one to two evening seminars with new classes each semester.

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• (828) 765-7351 ext. 249 for Avery Campus classes
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• Register for all Avery Classes here or use the register button beside each class title.

 SELLING ON E-BAY I

An introductory class about selling products on e-Bay. Topics include the history of online auctions and types of merchandise you can sell. We will show you the bidding process, how to pay for a purchase, and much more. The class will have demonstrations and handouts. 

6/3 & 5, T  & TH, 6:00-9:00 PM

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MCC Spruce Pine Campus

RUNNING A BUSINESS ON E-BAY

This is an advanced class for the person who has experience selling on e-Bay and wants to open an e-Bay store. We will cover essential policies for handling merchandise transactions, processing returns, shipping merchandise, and effective customer service practices. There will be a book available for purchase by students.  Prior e-Bay sales experience is a prerequisite. 

6/24 & 26, T, TH, 6:00-9:00 PM

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MCC Main Campus

USING ETSY FOR CRAFT SALES

(NEW) Expanding your market is always tough for crafts businesses. “Etsy”, an online auction site specifically for the craft industry, will cheaply increase your sales. We show you how to create a site on Etsy, how the bid process works, and how to obtain your profits. Experience with online auction sites is recommended.

7/10, Th, 6:00-9:00 PM

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MCC Main Campus

WEB BASED ISSUES FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
If you plan to use the internet and World Wide Web for your business, what are some of the things you need to know? How do you maximize your business' safety and increase your effectiveness at the same time? What are the "must know", "need to know", and "like to know" issues of using the internet? We will answer your questions and more in this three-hour seminar.

7/31, Th, 6:00-9:00 PM

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