41. Southeast Regional College adult education programs for residents of southeast Saskatchewan, Canada. http://www.southeastcollege.org/

Basic Education Business / Agriculture Safety Training Vocational Technical Programs ... University Program On Site On Line SCN Truck Driver Training Part-time SIAST Credit Programs Ed2Go (Web Based) ... Scholarships Bringing learning to the learner - that's what Southeast Regional College is all about. Over the past 25 years, the Southeast Regional College has a proud history of responsiveness to the people and communities of South East Saskatchewan, leading the way, reaching people and communities through the power of learning. Through our mission to provide access to learning experiences and information, we have enabled individuals to meet today's challenges and create opportunities for tomorrow. Southeast Regional College serves communities within the southeast corner of the province. Campuses are located in Assiniboia, Estevan, Whitewood and Weyburn. Basic Education centres are also located in Indian Head and Moosomin. UPCOMING CLASSES Please contact the location nearest you for more information on courses offered in your community.

42. Adult Education Programs Could Graduate To College adult education programs could graduate to college, EMail This Article.by Sean R. Sedam Staff Writer May 21, 2004. Montgomery College http://www.gazette.net/200421/weekend/a_section/218340-1.html

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43. OPS Adult Education adult education programs. adult education programs sponsored by theOmaha Public Schools (OPS) include adult basic education, self http://www.ops.org/adulted/aep.htm

Welcome Adult Basic Education General Educational Development GED Testing ... Adult High School ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS Adult high school credit classes are open to anyone who wants to complete specific credit classes for graduation. There is a fee for each class. Those students who are attending a current high school must have their counselors register them for a class. Students may earn credits in English, math, science, or social studies. The classes are held one evening weekly for fifteen weeks at the OPS Career Center. Self-supporting classes are those for which there is a nominal fee charged to the individual student. Anyone who pays the fee is eligible to register for the classes. One example is a six-week course on basic computer instruction. OPS also has special services and career planning assistance.

44. MC | Adult Education Programs Degree in Business Management through this evening course program offered in MilwaukeeContinuing Education Center The purpose of the Continuing Education http://www.mcpherson.edu/adult/

MC QuickMenu The Communicator Student Services Course Catalog (pdf) Course Schedule (pdf) Admissions   - Application   - Request Info   - Visit Days   - Financial Aid Careers   - Events   - Intern/Job Opps Athletics Library Bookstore Alumni Community   - Transcript Request   - 2004 Alumni Weekend Restoration Workshops R3 Degree Completion Adult Education Programs R3 Degree Completion Auto Restoration Milwaukee Center ... R3 Degree Completion Program Complete your Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management through this evening course program offered in McPherson and Hutchinson. Auto Restoration Workshops Learn auto restoration skills in convenient workshops at the McPherson College National Automotive Restoration Institute. Milwaukee Continuing Education Center The purpose of the Continuing Education Center in Milwaukee is to provide quality education for area teachers at a reasonable cost. Courses provide these teachers with current methods, techniques and materials, which they can utilize in their classrooms. CONTACT Admissions admiss@mcpherson.edu

45. Office Of Indian Education Programs: Adult Education American Indian/ Alaska Native adults. OIEP contracts with a tribeto administer the adult education programs. If the tribe is not http://www.oiep.bia.edu/programs_adulted.html

The Adult Education program is designed to improve educational opportunities for adult American Indians/ Alaska Natives who lack the level of literacy skills for productive employment. The Adult Education program also expands and improves existing programs for delivering adult education services, such as the GED programs and Adult Basic Education courses, including delivery of these services to educationally disadvantaged American Indian/ Alaska Native adults. OIEP contracts with a tribe to administer the Adult Education programs. If the tribe is not administering the Adult Education program, potential applicants will be referred to the nearest Bureau of Indian Affairs Education Line office for an application and general information. The Office of Indian Education Programs annually collects information in preparing an annual report of the Adult Education activities.

46. Accommodating Adults With Disabilities In Adult Education Programs Accommodating Adults with Disabilities in adult education programs. Developedby The University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning. http://das.kucrl.org/accommodations.html

Accomm odating Adults with Disabilities in Adult Education Programs Developed by: The University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning Division of Adult Studies 1122 West Campus Dr., JR Pearson Hall, Rm. 517 Lawrence, KS 66045 Phone: (785) 864-7085 Funded by a grant from: The U.S. Department of Education, National Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) Adult education program staff confront significant challenges of diverse learner needs, very limited resources, and fragmented support as they respond to their mission "of improving educational opportunities for adults who lack the level of literacy skills needed to be effective citizens and productive employees." This challenge is significantly increased for the estimated 30% of adult education participants with disabilities (USDE Office of Vocational and Adult Education, 1995). For many of these individuals with disabilities, adult education requires substantial modification of the typical approaches to assessment, instruction, and enrollees' responses. These modifications are required to accommodate the learner's unique needs. The purpose of this three year research and demonstration project was to provide adult educators and adults with disabilities with validated accommodations useful in instruction and assessment. These accommodations, along with information about their legal rights and responsibilities, helped the individuals meet their educational needs and successfully function in employment and community settings.

47. Adult Education More than 80,000 students are enrolled in Michigan adult education programs eachyear. More than 250 adult education programs are located throughout Michigan. http://www.state.mi.us/career/Core/pdfactsheet/AdultEd-199_CP.html

INSIDE Career Preparation Michigan Works! Service Centers Michigan Rehabilitation Services Veterans Assistance ... About MDCD Adult Education Adult Education provides an opportunity for mature students to achieve education levels equivalent to those of high-school graduates. The Michigan Department of Career Development has begun a new performance system to measure adult student learning. Who are Adult Education students? What do Adult Education students learn? Adult Education instruction is tailored to meet the individual needs of adult students. Standardized tests identify existing skill levels, appropriate instruction, and academic gains due to instruction. Adult Education consists of these five components: High School Completion: Instruction designed to fulfill the requirements for a high school diploma. GED Test Preparation: Instruction in language arts, math, social studies, science, and writing, to enable successful completion of a GED test.

48. Shir Hadash Adult Education: Adult Education Programs, 2003-2004 adult education programs, 20032004. Listed by category, List by month.One Time Events Field Trips. Marc Chagall at SFMOMA, Oct. 26, 2003. http://www.shirhadash.org/adulted/

Adult Education Programs, 2003-2004 Listed by category List by month Marc Chagall at SFMOMA Oct. 26, 2003 Times Like These: A Traveling Jewish Theater Jan. 25, 2004 Scholar-in-Residence: Rabbi Michael Cook Mar. 26-28, 2004 Annual Levine Lecture: Rabbi Abraham Cooper on Anti-Semitism in the 21st Century Please note the new date Apr. 15, 2004 Adult Education Retreat at Asilomar May 28-30, 2004 Hebrew Language Instant Hebrew twice weekly Sept. 7-23, 2003 Prayerbook Hebrew weekly Oct. 5, 2003 - May 16, 2004 weekly Oct. 5, 2003 - May 16, 2004 bimonthly Jan. 18, Mar. 21, Interfaith Couples Group monthly Sep. 21, 2003 - Apr. 25, 2004 monthly Oct. 7, 2003 - June 8, 2004 Women's Study Group monthly Oct. 26, 2003 - May 21, 2004 Jewish Arts and Craft Group Dec. 7, 2003 Classes Sephardic/Mizrahi Cooking Series monthly Sep. 14, 2003 - Mar. 14, 2004 A Taste of Judaism: Are You Curious? weekly bimonthly Jan. 20, Mar. 2, Jewish Holidays from the Left and Right Brain: Rabbi Miller Series monthly Oct. 5, 2003 - May 16, 2004 Talmud Study monthly Oct. 9, 2003 - July 2004 Reform Judaism: Rabbi Aron Series twice monthly Oct. 12, 2003 -

49. Yukon College Carcross Community Campus Offers basic adult education programs and works with the Carcross/Tagish First Nation, helping to prepare the people to administer their pending land claim and selfgovernment agreement. http://www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/campuses/carcross.html

Carcross Community Campus [Back to YC Main Page] [Back to Communities home page] Carcross Campus Information Location: Next to the Community Centre Mailing Address: Box 142, Carcross, YT, Y0B 1B0 Phone: Fax: or The Community Carcross lies halfway between Skagway, Alaska and Whitehorse on the route made famous by the gold rush of 1898. Once a fishing and hunting camp for Inland Tlingit and Tagish First Nations people, the gold rush, the White Pass and Yukon Route railway (completed 1901), and a short mining boom in the area changed the local social fabric. Today, it's the home to about 400 peoplehalf of whom are First Nations. Tourism has replaced both mine and rail as the mainstay of the local economy. The Campus The campus has offered basic adult education programs since it opened in 1981. It works closely with the Carcross/Tagish First Nation to help prepare its people to administer their pending land claim and self-government agreement. While core programming has remained much the same over the years, emphasis is placed on community development. Strong partnerships have formed with the Carcross/Tagish First Nation and other community groups. Local staff run the basic adult eduction programs. They meet other community needs by designing and delivering a variety of additional programs and courses. These include First Nations training, early childhood development, computer training, tourism, small business and art courses. Students also contribute to community development projects like the publication of a newspaper designed to boost tourism in the area.

50. Vocational And Adult Education Programs Vocational and Adult Education (VAED) Programs OnCampus and by DistanceLearning. Bachelor of Science in Education (BSE) Business http://www.uark.edu/misc/vaed/

Updated on Wednesday, May 19, 2004 5:07 PM Department of Rehabilitation, Human Resources and Communication Disorders Vocational and Adult Education (VAED) Programs On-Campus and by Distance Learning Bachelor of Science in Education (B.S.E.) Business Education (BUED) Family and Consumer Science Education (FCSE) Human Resource Development (HRD) Industrial and Technical Education (ITED) Performance-Based Technical Education (PBTE) Graduate Degrees Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Adult or Vocational Education Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) (U of A Pine Bluff only) College of Education and Health Professions Fayetteville, Arkansas The Department of Rehabilitation, Human Resources and Communication Disorders (RHRC), through its graduate and undergraduate Vocational and Adult Education (VAED) programs, some available by distance learning around the State of Arkansas, prepare students of all ages and backgrounds for a rewarding breadth of careers. Offering small class sizes, a diverse student body, and low student-faculty ratios, RHRC's VAED programs offer a tightly-knit, high-energy learning, student-centered environment. Students have numerous opportunities to gather hands-on technical, research and professional experience in a variety of community settings. VAED program faculty members are available to students seeking advice on a variety of topics, and serve as resources long after students graduate.

51. Niagara Anglican Diocese Adult Education Programs To provide consultative support and skill transfer parishes for thepurpose of implementing and delivering adult education programs. http://www.niagara.anglican.ca/adultEd/

Adult Education Home Programs in the Diocese Notify us of a Program Groundswell ... Tell us about the programs in your parish - we'll soon be listing them on the site! Adult Resource Sharing Day The Diocese of Niagara is committed on both diocesan and parish levels to adult processes of growth and education. There are many dimensions to this education ministry, which explores the scriptures, the traditional and contemporary teachings of our Church, as well as inspiration that develops from the movement of the spirit in the groups that gather to learn. Below you will find the mandate of our committee as well as a listing of committee members. Please contact us at any time with any suggestions that you may have. To collect, document and distribute information describing parish based programs as well as commercial programs. To provide consultative support and skill transfer parishes for the purpose of implementing and delivering adult education programs.

52. Southern Maine Guide Service - Maine Outdoor Recreation Offering fishing, hunting, canoeing and kayaking trips. Includes general information, details of guide school training program, adult education programs, rates, photos and contact form. Located in Parsonsfield. http://www.southernmaineguideservice.com/

HOME OUR FACILITIES GENERAL INFO ADVENTURE PROGRAMS 2004 ... REGISTER ONLINE! Introduction Ronald St. Saviour is a licensed Master Maine Guide in outdoor recreation and a Licensed Maine Forester, with a degree in Forestry. He is the founder and director of Southern Maine Guide Service and The Maine Outdoors; a unique alternative outdoor educational school/program. More than merely a profession, Ron's lifelong relationship with the Maine outdoors has been a labor of love. His respect for the Maine woods coupled with his vast knowledge of its many wonders and rewards has made him a first choice for groups who have come to expand their own relationship with the outdoors. Maine's rugged beauty can be threatening for those who are unfamiliar with its many challenges. By learning about the outdoors and its interconnection with our lives as individuals and as part of the community, outdoor recreation can become a safe, more enjoyable experience. By inviting children, adults, families and a wide variety of groups to his facility located in the heart of rural Maine, St. Saviour engages in what he feels is the best part of being a Maine Guide: sharing positive experiences in the outdoors with visitors and students. In doing so he puts a lot of smiles on their faces.

53. MSDE Adult Education And Literacy Services Position Announcement technical assistance, leadership and grant management to local Adult Education grantrecipients in developing and implementing adult education programs with an http://www.research.umbc.edu/~ira/workannounce.htm

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT Nancy S. Grasmick State Superintendent of School DIVISION OF CAREER TECHNOLOGY AND ADULT LEARNING ADULT EDUCATION AND LITERACY SERVICES BRANCH PROCEDURE FOR APPLICATION: POSITION TITLE: Education Program Specialist I, Adult Education POSITION NUMBER: SALARY: State Salary Grade 21 LOCATION: 200 West Baltimore Street Baltimore, Maryland NATURE OF WORK: This is a professional position responsible for providing leadership and technical assistance to Local School Systems, community colleges and community based organizations to support the implementation of workplace education programs for Adult Education and Literacy programs. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Provides technical assistance, leadership and grant management to local Adult Education grant recipients in developing and implementing adult education programs with an emphasis on workforce development; manages grant resources and assists grantees in identifying and implementing programs and recommends processes for continuous program improvement; plans and implements professional development activities for adult education program providers; leads and conducts program monitoring and evaluates site visits and desk audits; facilitates partnerships between local adult education programs for the purpose of establishing workforce development programs and One Stop partnerships; assists in developing materials for public awareness, legislative sessions and State Board presentations. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: EDUCATION: , A Master's Degree or equivalent 36 credit hours of post-baccalaureate coursework in Education, Guidance and Counseling, Educational Administration/Supervision, or a related area.

54. Bureau Of Adult Education The New Hampshire Council on Literacy maintains a directory of adult Basic education,adult Volunteer Tutorial programs, and adult High School Diploma programs http://www.ed.state.nh.us/adulted/adult.htm

Download Adobe Reader Most Requested Information NH Education Reform About the Department ... STAFF ACCESS NH Department of Education Division of Adult Learning and Rehabilitation The Bureau of Adult Education provides grants to school districts and private not-for-profit organizations for the purposes of offering educational services to adults who have not received a high school diploma or GED certificate, or do not read, write or speak English. With funds provided by the Bureau of Adult Education, local communities provide services to adults whose skills range from very basic to high school level. Adults are eligible for enrollment in any program supported by the Bureau of Adult Education if they are at least 16 years of age have not received a high school diploma or GED certificate do not speak, read or write English are not currently enrolled in school The New Hampshire Council on Literacy maintains a directory of Adult Basic Education, Adult Volunteer Tutorial Programs, and Adult High School Diploma Programs.

55. Commonwealth Open University Provides adult continuing education and distance learning degree programs on an international basis. Offers masters and doctoral degrees for a wide range of subjects. http://www.commopu.org/

If you are motivated, self-disciplined, and eager to further your education, Commonwealth Open University welcomes the opportunity to help you achieve your goal. Home About COU Degree Programs Financial Information ... Virtual Library

56. First Unitarian Congregation Since 1845. Largest UU congregation in Toronto. Newsletter, services, sermons, youth programs, adult religious education. http://firstunitariantoronto.org/

175 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P7 416-924-9654 Fax: 416-924-9655 General Email: Administrator@firstunitariantoronto.org Horizons Newsletter Calendar Ministry ... The Tower at Nigh t What's New? Art in Sunderland Hall Contact Us Testimony If You Have Questions ... Sermons A Religious Community Serving Each Person's Spiritual Journey If you are looking for a religious community in which to seek spiritual growth If you are eager to consider religious questions with others who are not always certain they have all the answers, but who are determined to keep searching for them If you would like the fellowship of others for worship, discussion and education, friendship and mutual support If you are seeking a church where the freedom of the pulpit and the freedom of the pew are equally respected If you desire an opportunity for women and men, regardless of race, colour, religion of origin, sexual orientation or political affiliations, to come together and be more concerned with the love of people than the love of thingsÂ

57. ED.gov The Office of Vocational and adult education (OVAE) supports programs that help young people and adults obtain the knowledge and skills for successful careers and productive lives. On this site, http://www.ed.gov/offices/OVAE

Information For Students Parents Teachers Administrators Information About Financial Aid Policy Programs The Office of Vocational and Adult Education (OVAE) home page has moved to a new address. You will be forwarded to the new address at http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ovae/index.html in 10 seconds. Please remember to update your bookmarks.

58. Metropolitan Education District the largest careeroriented educational organization in Santa Clara County, comprisedof high school and adult occupational, academic and community programs. http://www.metroed.net/

About MetroED Contact Us Employment FAQ ... Class Schedule Quick Links: Superintendent's Page Credential Requirements Foundation Governing Board ... MetroED 2003 - 2004 District Goals MetroED is the largest career-oriented educational organization in Santa Clara County, comprised of high school and adult occupational, academic and community programs. MetroED annually provides 70,000 diverse students with the skills to help them be productive, income-earning and tax-paying contributors to Silicon Valley. Find a course of your interest - Type a word or phrase Last updated 02/12/2004 Contact webmaster

59. Adult Education - USOE Grants, Advisory Committee, programs, Educator Toolkit, Local adult education Services,21st Century Learning Center, Evenstart, GED, About adult education. Calendar. http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/adulted/home.htm

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60. Page Has Moved Focuses on adult literacy programs within correctional ettings and on some documented successes in serving adults with LD. http://novel.nifl.gov/nalld/VOL3NO2.HTM

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