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Butler Tech Adult Continuing Education
adult education programs. Alumni. Board of Education
http://www.butlercountyjvs.com/adult
Adult Education
This page provides information about Adult Education in the Arlington, VA Public Schools. adult education programs. (703) 2287200. Michael R. Morton
http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/departments/adulted

Extractions: Parking at Adult Education Locations Free parking is available at all locations. Use of public transportation is encouraged. Many locations are near Metro stations. Enjoy a class and leave the pressures of driving behind. For addition information on locations or parking, see pages 2 and 3 of the Adult Education catalogs. document.write("This page updated on " + document.lastModified) Adult Education Program 2801 Clarendon Blvd. Room 306 Arlington, VA 22201
Adult Education Programs: EducationforAdults.com
directory searchable by degree type. WELCOME to EducationforAdults.com,your resource for information on adult education programs.
http://www.educationforadults.com/

Extractions: WELCOME to EducationforAdults.com, your resource for information on Adult Education Programs. To search for a program, select from one of the pull-down menus below. Bachelor Degree Programs Agriculture Art and Fine Arts (Distance Only) Biological Sciences Biomedical and Health Sciences Business Communications Computer and Information Sciences Earth Sciences Education Engineering and Technology Humanities Interdisciplinary Programs Law Liberal Arts Mathematics and Statistics Public Policy Science - Other Social Sciences Sports and Physical Education Master's Degree Programs Agriculture Art and Fine Arts (Classroom Only) Biological Sciences Biomedical and Health Sciences Business Communications Computer and Information Sciences Earth Sciences Education Engineering and Technology Humanities Interdisciplinary Programs Law (Distance only) Liberal Arts Nursing Public Policy Science - Other (Distance only) Social Sciences
Secwepemc First Nation Education Programs
Programs available for adult aboriginal students through University of The Cariboo, Kamloops, BC.Category Society Ethnicity Canadian British Columbia EducationSecwepemc Education Institute. First Nations adult education programsSecwepemc Adult Fundamental Education (SAFE). Native Adult Literacy
http://www.secwepemc.org/safe.html

Extractions: (SAFE) Native Adult Literacy is a program for long term unemployed Native adults who score under a grade 8 level on the Canadian Achievement Test (CAT). The program provides students with basic reading, writing, and numbers skills necessary to gain access to further education or employment. It also promotes self-reliance, cultural pride and employment of Native skills. The program will run for an eight month period, from September to May. (SAGE) NABE is a program for long term unemployed Native adults whose Canadian Achievement Test (CAT) score indicates they are capable of achieving at least Grade 10 equivalency in eight months. The program prepares students with a clear career path for entry into vocational training, post-secondary education or the work force by upgrading education levels. It also promotes self-reliance, cultural pride and use of Native skills. SAGE runs from September to May. Classes are held from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The program is offered at two levels with a capacity of 20 students per level. All students will be required to participate in the life skills component of the program.
Adult Education Programs
adult education programs. Allen County Community College
http://www.ksbe.state.ks.us/agencies/adult_ed.html
Adult Education And Literacy Homepage
Reading activities are used in state adult education programs to comprehendwritten language. Technology and Distance Learning Information
http://www.ed.gov/offices/OVAE/AdultEd/

Extractions: The National Adult Literacy Survey estimates that about 90 million adults in the United States may lack the literacy skills needed to succeed in the economy of the future. Adult education and literacy programs provide the literacy skills people need to obtain good jobs, play active roles in the education of their children, and carry out the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. Assistant Secretary Carol D'Amico testified before the House Subcommittee on 21st Century Competitiveness, regarding the Administration's recommendations for the reauthorization of Adult Education and Literacy programs. Read the Testimony on Adult Education and Literacy Programs View the webcast from Tuesday, March 4. (requires Media Player 9).
Shoals Marine Laboratory - Adult Education Programs
SML's adult education programs offer participants a chance to learnabout marine topics in a relaxed and beautiful setting. Adult
http://www.sml.cornell.edu/adult_ed/pa-home.htm

Extractions: Please call the SML office for more details: (607) 255-3717. Part of Shoals Marine Laboratory's mission as a teaching field station is to provide the general public with a glimpse into the exciting world of marine science. SML's adult education programs offer participants a chance to learn about marine topics in a relaxed and beautiful setting. Adult education programs have no prerequisites; however, because of course content and the rugged nature of Appledore's environment, enrollment is limited to adults and children 12 years of age or older. The total cost includes room, board, and all field trips, but does not include public ferry fares or transportation to and from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The public ferry fare must be paid directly to the Isles of Shoals Steamship Co. on the day of passage. All participants will travel aboard the afternoon ferry on the first and last day of each program. More information regarding parking, directions to Portsmouth, ferry schedules and accommodations in the seacoast area will be sent to you after your registration is received. All SML rooms are double occupancy.
Shoals Marine Laboratory - How To Register For Adult Education Programs
How to Register for adult education programs. Please CLICK HERE to downloadthe registration form (PDF). Print the form and fill it out completely.
http://www.sml.cornell.edu/adult_ed/pa-reg.htm
ALO Adult Education Programs
Please call the Armstrong Community Music School of Austin Lyric Operaat (512) 4742331 to make reservations. adult education programs.
http://www.austinlyricopera.org/edu/adulteduc.html

Extractions: Bank of America Opera Overtures Series Director of Education Margaret Perry hosts a lively discussion of the opera an hour before the curtain rises. Free to ticket holders every Saturday, Sunday, and Monday performance. Puccini's Women Puccini's life long love affair with woman inspired some of his greatest music. Margaret Perry hosts special guests for a night of romantic stories and a closer look at how Puccini brings the heroines of La Bohème to life. February 27th at 7pm. $15, Subscribers $10, Guild members $5. There is a reason this is one of the most performed operas in the world today, and Dr. Curtis Davis and opera staff will show you why it is a timeless work for the human heart. February15th 22nd, and March 1st.1-3pm. Mary Ann Heller Opera Center. $45 Opera Appreciation Opera Appreciation encompasses a series of lectures given in private homes in the evening and in public venues on Sunday afternoons. These lectures precede each opera and concern the life and times of great composers, musicians and artists. Attendance is limited to Opera Guild members. Information about these lectures can be obtained by contacting Angie Bonnici at 472-5927 or e-mail
ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS
adult education programs. The adult education programs are under the Kansas Board of Regents,
http://www.ksde.org/eddir/adulted.pdf
Adult Education
There is clearly a need to increase the capacity, accessibility,and coordination of adult education programs within the State.
http://www.sharingsuccess.org/code/eptw/ae/aedpp.html

Extractions: Meeting the Need: Don't Reinvent the Wheel! There is clearly a need to increase the capacity, accessibility, and coordination of adult education programs within the State. Funding is not available to serve all adult learners in need or even all those who would avail themselves of services. Recognizing Excellence is cost effective because it connects adult education providers with practitioners of other effective adult education programs addressing similar needs. These promising practices and validated programs become resources from which you can choose to meet the needs of the adult learners in your community. The comprehensive identification and dissemination system of Recognizing Excellence facilitates access to quality adult education programs and practices throughout the State. With over 2 million New Yorkers in need of a literacy program, local adult education providers cannot meet all the needs on their own. Replicating programs eliminates "reinventing the wheel!" Evaluation Tier 1: Promising Practices A committee of practitioners designates practices/programs of merit that have been proven to be highly useful in meeting priority adult education requirements. Although not validated, the designation of promising practice ensures that knowledge, experience, and appropriate strategies have been utilized in the development of the program or practice. In addition to self-reported data, these programs must submit independent evidence of their program's effectiveness. Many of these programs are candidates for future validation.
Metropolitan Education District
The City Colleges of Chicago offer high quality, low cost education to Chicago and its surrounding communities.
http://www.metroed.net/
Technical Programs
Technical and adult education programs. The following is a list thatindicates the certificate, diploma, and degree programs that
http://www.sowega-ahec.org/career_guide/techprog.htm

Extractions: Hospital-Based Programs Go to a Health Career Athletic Trainer Audiologist Biomedical Engineer Biomedical Equipment Technician Blood Bank Technology Specialist Cardiovascular Technologist Chiropractor Clinical Nurse Specialist Counselor Cytotechnologist Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist Dentist Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Dietetic Technician Dietitian Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Osteopathy Emergency Medical Technician Health Care Administrator Health Educator Health Information Manager Health Information Technician Health Sciences Librarian Histology Technician Histotechnologist Human Services Worker Industrial Hygienist Licensed Practical Nurse Medical Assistant Medical Coder Medical Dosimetrist Medical Illustrator Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Secretary Medical Technologist Medical Transcriptionist Nuclear Medicine Technologist Nurse Anesthetist Nurse Midwife Nurse Practitioner Nursing Assistant Occupational Therapist Occupational Therapy Assistant Optician Optometrist Orthotist Perfusionist Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician Phlebotomist Physical Therapist Podiatrist Physical Therapy Assistant Physician Assistant Prosthetist Psychologist Radiation Therapy Technologist Radiologic Technologist Recreational Therapist Registered Nurse Respiratory Therapist Respiratory Therapy Technican Social Worker Speech/Language Pathologist Surgical Technologist
Employment And Workforce Development - Tennessee Department Of Labor & Workforce
The Tennessee adult education programs provide adults with the opportunity to acquireand improve functional skills necessary to enhance the quality of their
http://www.state.tn.us/labor-wfd/AE/

Extractions: This page uses a script to preview links that will be visible after selecting a major section. If this script is unavailable to your system it will not affect the functionality of the page. Search TennesseeAnytime Adult Education Home Career Centers Home Directory Help Center ... Site Map Most Visited Sites Career Centers Employment Security News Releases Posters Labor Standards Workers' Comp TOSHA Adult Education Alien Labor Or dial toll-free 1-800-531-1515 The Office of Adult Education includes dynamic program areas as Adult Secondary Education Programs, Families First Programs, Special Project Grants and General Educational Development (GED). Common threads that run through all of our programs include a focus upon workforce development and welfare reform. This focus involves the empowerment of individuals and the strengthening of relationships between communities and industry wherein these individuals live and work.
CLC Project Beausejour/Brokenhead - Adult Education Programs
adult education programs. Agassiz Independent Learning Centre. Classesare currently being held on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Brokenhead
http://www.clc.mb.literacy.ca/programs.htm

Extractions: Adult Education Programs Agassiz Independent Learning Centre Classes are currently being held on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Brokenhead River Regional Library, 427 Park Avenue, Beausejour, and on Fridays at the Agassiz Adult Learning Centre, 536 Park Avenue, Beausejour. Hours of Programming Mondays and Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. 9.30 p.m. Fridays 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. We offer a student-centred approach to learning and include individual and group work. The program offers instruction and assistance with basic literacy skills, employment skills, upgrading, GED, ESL, special needs programming, and computer skills. The program runs from September to June with breaks at Christmas and Spring Break Continuous Enrollment.
Adult Education Programs
adult education programs.
http://www.dciu.k12.pa.us/AdultPrograms/

Extractions: Provides opportunities for interested adults to continue their career plans by enrolling in one of the vocational classes offered at the Technical Schools. Tuition rates vary depending on the course selected. A Pennsylvania State Police Request for Criminal Record Check and Pennsylvania Child Abuse History Clearance are required for participating adults. Offers a certificate program for adult students who desire a practical nursing license. Students participate in classroom instruction and clinical experience. Prepares students to take the NCLEX-PN exam. Financial Aid is available for qualified students. The program is full accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and is approved by Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing. Advanced placement is available with Delaware County Community College and LaSalle University.
BCIT, Adult Education Programs
adult education programs. Visitor to the BCIT Adult Education Web Site Becomingan APTC. Registration Information. FULL TIME PROGRAMS, PART TIME PROGRAMS.
http://www.bcit.tec.nj.us/adulted/default.htm
Adult Education Programs At Congregation Beth Am
Scholarin-Residence - Rabbi Reuven Firestone; Adult B'nai Mitzvah; AdultChoir; Asilomar Retreat. Family Education Programs Shabbaton; Morasha.
http://www.betham.org/adult_ed/

Extractions: You should always learn a little something Jews study. Through study we honor our past; we learn to deal with our present, and we pass on our heritage. At Beth Am we believe, as our sages from the earliest of times have taught, that study and education are central to the preservation of Judaism. The Talmud, after detailing a Jew's individual duties such as honoring parents among the mitzvot that are rewarded, concludes that the study of Torah is "equal to them all (Peah 1:1)." Beth Am has educational programs, sessions and meetings covering almost every aspect of Jewish life and learning. We study over lunch, over bagels, over coffee and over a stove. On Tisha b'Av and Yom Kippur we study without food. But, most of the time we nosh and study. We study in pairs, in groups and in classes. We even study while jogging with the Rabbi. Sometimes there's a slight charge for some of the courses at Beth Am because of the costs involved. Most of our classes are free. If money's a problem, call Rabbi Josh Zweiback - he'll work out something. Also call him if we missed a subject that you are interested in. He loves ideas for new classes.
RIDE - Adult Education And GED
Adult Education and GED adult education programs. Adult Basic Educationconsists of learning experiences and supportive services
http://www.ridoe.net/adulted_ged/programs.htm

Extractions: Adult Education Programs Adult Basic Education consists of learning experiences and supportive services that enable persons to acquire the basic skills and knowledge necessary to function as responsible and productive citizens. Adults are helped to achieve many objectives: personal, social, job and career development, preparation for family responsibilities, becoming a wiser consumer, and coping with an increasingly complex, crowded and rapidly changing world. In the 1999-2000 program year, the total number of Rhode Island adults who participated in Adult Basic Education program reached 4,261 persons. Many of these people improved their reading or math skills, completed studies, which prepared them for the high school equivalency examination or increased their ability to speak English. This learning is done in a friendly environment working with teachers who are sensitive to the needs of adults. A partial listing of programs being implemented for these services include: Cranston Adult Learning Center
Adult Education Programs & Services
age of compulsory school attendance who are not enrolled in the regular public schoolprogram, including adult basic education, credit programs, cultural adult
http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Instruction/Adult/core.html

Extractions: An instructional program below the college credit level provided by public schools for persons over the age of compulsory school attendance who are not enrolled in the regular public school program, including adult basic education, credit programs, cultural adult education, external diploma programs, general adult education and general educational development programs. (22.1-223 Code of Virginia) Adult Basic Education Adult Basic Education (ABE) consists of instructional programs that provide basic skills for adults who are performing below the ninth grade level in reading, writing, computation, and other basic skills. Adult Secondary Adult Secondary consists of three separate options for individuals who function at the ninth grade level or higher in reading, writing, and math as measured by appropriate standardized assessment instruments:

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