181. CES Continuing Education Programs Various programs, conferences, and broadcasts from BYU, in association with theChurch Educational System. Index to resources in Canada and the United http://ce.byu.edu/ed/

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY SEARCH SEARCH FEEDBACK MAIN MENU A - Z INDEX ... Continuing Education autoForward('1'); Announcements Know Your Religion Programs Effective June 1, 2004, the Know Your Religion program has been discontinued. All other CES Continuing Education programs remain approved optional enrichment activities that stakes may continue to use as educational resources. MORE Available CES Programs Several CES Continuing Education programs are still approved educational resources that are available to stakes. These programs include Campus Education Week, Adult Religion Classes, Scripture Seminars, Especially for Youth, and Best of Especially for Youth. For more detail, click on the program links on the left of this page. For additional information about these programs and how stakes may request them, please call 800-992-1014. Campus Education Week There's nothing like being on campus for this great event! The program features approximately 1,000 classes on hundreds of topics, 200 excellent presenters, special evening performances, youth classes . . . and more! Registration is available from April 21 to August 11. MORE

182. RichlandOne Interactive - ADULT & COMMUNITY EDUCATION The adult and Community education Program in Richland School District One has This program provides educational services for adults according to the http://www.richlandone.org/departments/adult&community/

Main Page Staff High School Diploma GED/Test Preparation ... English as a Second Language 2612 Covenant Road Columbia, SC 29204 Phone: 803-343-2935 Fax: 803-212-1453 Director: Faye Houston The Adult and Community Education Program in Richland School District One has been in existence for more than 30 years. This program provides educational services for adults according to the purposes set forth in the Workforce Investment Act and in accordance with all state and federal laws and regulations. Its effectiveness has been demonstrated by improving the academic skills of adults and families, as measured by the number of adults earning high school diplomas and GEDs each year and the gains achieved by adults functioning below eighth-grade educational level. Richland One Adult and Community Education operates a full range of programs throughout the calendar year, during both the day and evening. The regular session operates for 35 weeks, from August to May. A summer program for high school diploma, GED and EL is offered during June and July.

183. MS State Board Adult Education adult Basic education / General education Diploma Training is available. Since 1942, when the GED program began, more than 12 million adults have earned http://sbcjcweb.sbcjc.cc.ms.us/adulted/

State Board (ABE) ADULT BASIC EDUCATION About Adult Education Adult Education Services GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT - (GED) GED Main Site Test Centers ADULT BASIC SKILLS Student Tracking System MORE INFORMATION State Board Contact Us Call 1-888-4-ABEGED If this is your first time visiting our site, we hope it is helpful and provides you with all the information about Adult Education in Mississippi. If we can be of further assistance please call our office at 1-888-4-ABEGED or visit the for other services we provide. COMING SOON Adult Basic Education / General Education Diploma Training is available. FREE!!! Sign Up for your FREE Training , that is offered at a Training Center near you. Call 1-888-4-ABEGED Adult Basic Education The State Board has the responsibility for administering the Adult Basic Eduction Program for the state of Mississippi. This program is designed to; enable adults to acquire the basic education skills necessary for functional literacy; provide adults with sufficient basic education to enable then to benefit from job training and retaining programs and to retain productive employment so that they might more fully enjoy the benefits and responsibilities of citizenship; and enable adults who so desire to continue their education to at least the level of completion of secondary school.

184. Education Center Find An Adult Education Program Find an adult education Program Abstract Find An adult education Program DCLibraryThe DC Library s search engine can help you find classes in English as a http://educationcenter.dc.gov/ec/cwp/view,a,1307,q,581549.asp

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185. ISL Home A nonprofit corporation that provides programs and experiences for the education and training of adults in spirituality and the art of spiritual direction. http://www.spiritleader.org

Enter the sacred space within yourself where God dwells ISL offers opportunities and training in • Spiritual Growth • Spiritual Renewal • Spiritual Direction Conference Marks ISL 30th Anniversary "Spirituality, Psychology, Ecology: Ancient Wisdom, New Frontiers" April 4-6, 2005, Chicago IL USA Go here for more details ISL’s adult learning model deeply respects the individuality and life experience each person brings to his or her program participation. Small group experiential learning and “hands-on” training enhance a curriculum that integrates models of personal transformation found in Christian mystical spirituality and theology and in depth psychology Ongoing Programs: Annual Program, September - May, 2004, Chicago, IL USA This nine-month program offers the richest and most intensive ISL experience within an international and ecumenical community. Attend full-time or part-time, Monday – Friday. Weekend Program, September 2004 - May 2006 Arlington Heights, IL USA The program meets one weekend per month, September – May. Year I focuses on personal spiritual growth; Year II offers “hands-on” training to enhance your skills for being with others. Soulstice Sabbatical

186. Educational Opportunity Centers, Inc. education and career counseling for adults and adolescents funded by the PA Department of education; find out about programs and services. Offices in Scranton, WilkesBarre, Allentown, Bloomsburg, and Hazelton. http://www.eocinc.org

EOC provides FREE services to encourage and assist adults and high school students interested in continuing their education. Check out the EOC Back to School Newsletter and Calendar Also, EOC will provide in person one-on-one services to those within the service area. Our EOC Educational Planners: Help you discover what career and/or school is best for you Give you information on GED classes and testing Assist you in applying to post secondary schools Assist you in completing financial aid forms AND MORE! Talent Search Educational Planners serve area junior and senior high schools. They offer various workshops with the goal of getting students to enroll in a post secondary school. Check to see if your school has a Talent Search/S.P.A.R.C. program. Call Toll Free: 1-800-24-Think The Educational Opportunity Center is funded by the TRIO Office of the U.S. Department of Education and offers FREE Career and Educational Counseling/Advising Services for eligible people over the age of 19 who are considering postsecondary educational options.

187. Distance Learning - WGU - Online Education - Online University distance learning and adult education towards an online degree or certification.Specializing in online continuing education and education online http://www.wgu.edu/

education online distance learning online university online degree ... distance education Online. Accelerated. Affordable. Accredited. Western Governors University is a non-profit online university offering you a convenient, flexible online education. WGU is the only accredited university in the U.S. offering competency-based , online degrees. Founded by the governors of 19 western states, WGU delivers to its students an outstanding quality education under the guidance of dedicated faculty mentors "Earn a Higher Income..." "WGU's program is allowing me to expand my career choices and earn a higher income in my chosen field of education. As a father of a young and growing family of three sons, these things are important and add security for my family." WGU Graduate "Competency Based..." "Google has pioneered the idea of access to information. The reason Google thinks WGU is such a good idea is because WGU has pioneered the concept of competency- based education whenever you want it." CEO of Google Inc. WHAT'S NEW AT WGU...

188. MCPS Adult Education: "Learning For Life" adult education program questions and comments should be sent to Sheila M.Dobbins, Ph.D., Director of Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) Department of http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/adulted/

INDEX OF TOPICS Adult Education September 2005 Su M Tu W Th F Sa Adult Ed Classes Art Boating Communication Arts ... Contact Us MCPS Adult Education: "Learning for Life" News Adult Education Classes for Fall 2005 We are now accepting registrations for classes for the fall semester that begins the week of September 19, 2005. Register early to avoid disappointment. NEW! Web Specials: Classes and Tours New courses and tours continue to be added to our list of offerings. Click on the link to see these new and exciting opportunities. New Catalog Mailing Process NEW! We are creating a direct mailing list for distribution of the Adult Ed catalog. If you have recently changed your address, moved into the area or are discovering us for the first time, we would love to add you to our list. Please call 301-279-3495, 24 hours a day, and leave your name and mailing address in the voicemail box. You will receive your catalog within one week. It’s that easy! ESOL and GED Office has Moved to Montgomery College Effective immediately ESOL and GED can be reached at 301-962-8950.

189. Life Development Institute LDI provides secondary and postsecondary education and programs for older adolescents and young adults with learning disabilities, attention deficit, hyperactivity and other disorders. Located in Arizona. http://www.life-development-inst.org/

Recognized nationally as an exemplary literacy program for those with learning disabilities, LDI received the coveted Points of Light Award (one of 21 selected from 4,500 nominated) presented by President and Mrs. Bush in 1992. Congratulations to Life Development for winning the Woodbuy Reports, Inc. "Excellence in Education Award." Recipients are selected on the basis of their excellent reputation for producing positive and consistent results with at-risk children and their families. For more information on this prestigious award, please click here

190. Workforce Development And The Future Adult Education For Alabama, the adult education Program is the lead agency for the WorkforceLiteracy Development Council. Nine departments, 15 business representatives, http://cls.coe.utk.edu/lpm/parker.html

Workforce Development and the Future of Adult Education by James T. Parker Division of Adult Education and Literacy US Department of Education Workforce Development has become a major theme for economic progress in virtually all states. What should be Adult Education's role in workforce initiatives? Over the past three years the fourteen southern states in DAEL's Area II have experienced major growth in workforce activities. We have been collecting information on these developments since 1995. Reports indicate that all southern states have introduced some kind of Workforce Development initiative, and a large majority of them include the state adult education office in the planning and implementation process. Other southern states have, over time, developed programs that will become major components of the workforce equation; workplace education, and welfare reform efforts are included. A number of states have passed workforce development legislation, while others have relied on governor's executive orders or other non-legislative measures. Southern state workforce initiatives tend to share common goals: Development of long-range plans for Workforce Development / Education Recommendations to the governor on the role of adult education as part of statewide workforce efforts States are also using similar structures for Workforce Development Councils, with individual state accommodations. Adult education offices get involved in Workforce Development initiatives in a variety of ways. For example:

191. Highlights, Services And Resources For Children And Young Adults In Public Libra Results of a study on the various kinds of public library services and resources available for children and young adults. Commissioned by the United States Department of education, Office of Library programs, and released in 1995. http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/frss/publications/95357/

site index ED.gov Overview Publications ... Download Page 1 of 18 Table of Contents Highlights Background Patronage in Public Libraries by Children and Young Adults General Information on Public Libraries ... Summary and Recommendations for Future Research List of Appendices Appendix A: Survey Methodology and Data Reliability Appendix B: Tables of Standard Errors Appendix C: Survey Forms List of Figures and Tables ... Full PDF Report Services and Resources for Children and Young Adults in Public Libraries Highlights Sixty percent of the 18 million People entering public libraries during a typical week in fall 1993 were youth children and young adults ( Figure 1 Thirty percent of all public librarians who provide services directly to the public specialize in services to youth, a ratio of about 1 youth specialist to every 618 youths (derived from tables and ). Included as youth specialists are librarians specializing in children’s services, young adult services, and librarians who are trained to serve both children and young adults. The percentage of libraries with children’s and young adult librarians has not changed since the late 1980s. Thirty-nine percent of libraries employ a children’s librarian, 11 percent have a young adult librarian, and 24 percent have a youth services specialist on staff (

192. KCKCC.EDU - OnTrack Adult Education Program The adult education Program provides basic developmental education on an individualized Who is Eligible to Participate in the adult education Program? http://www.kckcc.edu/asap/

PlaceMenu("mainmenu") What is the OnTrack Program? The OnTrack Program provides basic developmental education on an individualized basis to any person who enrolls in the program. Students are asked about their needs and goals in regards to future plans and instructors develop learning programs so that the student can accomplish such goals as: Our Goals Improve Education Level Enter Employment Retain or Improve Employment Obtain a GED Placement in Post-Secondary Education or Training Achieve Citizenship Increase Involvement in Children's Education Increase Involvement in Children's Literacy Activities Most centers are open eleven (11) months out of every year. Directory OnTrack Program Enrollment Schedule GED Testing How is Instruction Provided? How to Enroll in the OnTrack Program ... Who Teaches? Contact Information E-mail szech@toto.net rlischka@toto.net Fax # - (913) 288-7663 Phone # - (913) 288-7124 Phone # - (913) 288-7426 Kansas City Kansas Community College 7250 State Avenue, Kansas City, KS 66112 / (913) 334-1100

193. SJRCC Adult Education The adult education Program provides a supportive environment for students The adult education Program is open to adults, with or without a high school http://www.sjrcc.cc.fl.us/adulted.html

ADULT EDUCATION/GED EXAM St. Johns River Community College offers adult education classes for students who wish to improve their basic educational skills and/or prepare to earn a Florida High School Diploma through the General Educational Development (G.E.D.) program. The program consists of: open entry enrollment structured classes in a positive atmosphere flexible class times for those who are employed self-paced and computer-assisted instruction free use of books and handouts group classes on special topics dedicated, caring, and qualified instructors at all levels Registration fees vary, based on entry level scores and courses desired. CLASS LOCATION AND TIMES Classes and other individual learning opportunities are offered Monday - Thursday: Palatka Campus (T104) 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Orange Park Campus (A42) 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. (closed 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.) St. Augustine Campus (L124) 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. (closed 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.) TEST LOCATION The SJRCC Adult Education Office is located in the Technical Building (T-107) on the SJRCC campus, at the corner of St. Johns Avenue and College Road. The office is open for GED applications from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. (Monday through Friday) on the advertised registration dates. 2005 GED Test Dates: Registration: July 5 - 8, 2005

194. Gippsland Accommodation And Rehabilitation Support Service: Home Provides housing, support and advocacy services for adults with a mental illness from centres in Morwell and Warragul; community education programs in other centres. Contact information provided. http://www.garss.asn.au/

What is GARSS? Gippsland Accommodation and Rehabilitation Support Service Incorporated (GARSS) is a community organisation funded by the Victorian Government to provide support and psycho-social rehabilitation for people in recovery of mental health issues. GARSS provides an holistic approach to the delivery of programs which include individual one-to-one support, day programs, adult education programs, community education, self abuse programs and a youth programs. GARSS is an incorporated body and a registered charity and public benevolent institution. Where can you find us? GARSS has offices in Warragul and Morwell. There are locality maps on this site. These are the contact details: Morwell Warragul Corner of Spry and McDonald Streets (P.O. Box 1173) 96 Albert Street P.O. Box 612 Morwell 3840 Warragul 3820 Ph:(03) 5133 9237 ph/fax(03)5622 1651 Fax:(03) 5133 9756 e-mail: garss@netspace.net.au

195. M.S. Adult Education And HRD The adult education and Human Resource Development Master’s program at Fordham Within the adult education program students may select from two http://www.fordham.edu/gse/aded/

M. S. in Adult Education and Human Resource Development "Preparing Adult Educators for the Challenges of Today and Tomorrow" Program Description The Adult Education and Human Resource Development Master’s program at Fordham University is designed to meet the needs of those persons who are responsible for the training and human resource development of adults in educational settings. Within the adult education program students may select from two specializations: Adult Education and the REAL Program. Adult Education Career Opportunities Based on your experience and interest these are just a few of the careers that you may prepare for through the Adult Education specialization. Adult Basic Education teacher Literacy worker Technology trainer Parent educator Director of adult educational programs Religious educator And many more... Adult ESL teacher Workforce trainer Professional developer Distance educator Community educator Program Highlights In order to meet student needs in the diverse field of adult education, this Master’s program provides an opportunity to make flexible choices of courses. The program includes a basic core of adult education courses and a student- selected concentration of three courses. This is truly a personal curriculum developed with the guidance of your advisor. We truly appreciate diverse and multiple perspectives within this program. Fordham's Master's in Adult Education and HRD program has student representatives from a wide variety of adult education and HRD programs and settings across the city, the nation and the world. In recent years we have had international students from Kenya, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka, Belize, Dominican Republic, and Turkey to name a few. We are committed to cultivating a learning community that this learner-centered, multicultural and forward-looking within this program and look forward to continuing this tradition

196. USM College Of Education And Human Development The Master of Science program in adult education is the only graduate program ofits kind in HRD 632 Program Development in adult education and HRD http://www.usm.maine.edu/cehd/Adult-Education/MSprogram.htm

usm home a-z index contacts help search CEHD Home Academic Programs Program Accreditation Student Resources ... College Directory College of Education and Human Development Adult Education Master's Degree Program The Master of Science program in Adult Education is the only graduate program of its kind in northern New England. Originally established in 1972 to meet the region's need for trained public school administrators of adult education programs, the program today prepares adult educators who work in a variety of organizational and community settings. Today's students are teachers and administrators in higher education as well as in non-school settings including hospitals, recreation agencies, businesses, community and human service organizations. They work as trainers, teachers, staff development specialists, administrators, program designers, program directors, organizational change agents and consultants. A master's degree is offered through on-line courses so that students from around the state may enroll. The program requires 42 credits of coursework. Students must also submit a professional portfolio to complete their degree.

197. Office Of Special Education And Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) - Home Page Supports programs that assist in educating children with special needs, provides for the rehabilitation of youth and adults with disabilities, and supports research to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities. Site includes information on agencies, programs, grants, legislation, publications, and research. http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/osers/

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198. MA-Adult Education: University Of Minnesota, Rochester. The MA in adult education program emphasizes research and theory culminating ina written thesis (Plan A) or extensive research project or paper (Plan B). http://www.r.umn.edu/05_prog_edu-Adult_Ed_MA.htm

Search UMR Contact UMR About UMR Academic Calendar ... Education Master of Arts in Adult Education From the University of Minnesota Graduate School Jump to The Profession Delivery Format Program Curriculum Program Planning ... Contact Information The Profession back to top Delivery Format The majority of the required coursework for the Master of Arts (M.A.) in Adult Education program is available on the Rochester campus. To accommodate the busy schedules of educators, many courses are offered evenings, Saturdays, and during the summer. back to top Program Curriculum The M.A. in Adult Education program emphasizes research and theory culminating in a written thesis (Plan A) or extensive research project or paper (Plan B). There are no language requirements. The final exam is oral. Students have seven years to complete their degree beginning with the first coursework used in the program, and must maintain a 2.80 overall GPA. PLAN A Complete a minimum of 34 credits of: 5000 level courses, including 14 credits in the major, 6 credits in the related field, 10 thesis credits and electives as needed.

199. Childhelp USA® Virginia Website Promotes the prevention, treatment and education of child abuse and neglect, through body safety programs for kids, residential treatment for abused children, and lectures for adults all free of charge - as well as the National Child Abuse Hotline. http://www.childhelpva.org

Virginia Home Prevention Children's Center of Virginia Residential Treatment ... Donating Minatures from the Attic presents the Third Annual Room Box Contest September 1 - 30, 2005 Help support Childhelp USA Children's Center of Virginia in their efforts to prevent and treat child abuse by voting for your favorite room boxes at Miniatures from the Attic ( 111 Park Ave., Falls Church). Cast your vote for these specially created crafts by depositing your donation in the piggy bank associated with the room box of your choice. The room box receiving the most donations in the adult category and the child category will each win a gift certificate to Minatures from the attic Congratulations to CCCV for receiving the 2005 Fairfax County Volunteer Service Award "Blessings": An Exciting New Project of

200. Enter Offering training and education programs to First Nations adults in Saskatchewan. http://www.siit.sk.ca/

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