Adult Basic Education courses are designed for adults who wish to improve basic reading, writing, or math skills. We have an open Learning Lab where instructors will work with students in small groups or individually.

Adult Basic Education courses are designed for adults who wish to improve basic reading, writing, or math skills. We have an open Learning Lab where instructors will work with students in small groups or individually.

Adult Basic Education courses are designed for adults who wish to improve basic reading, writing, or math skills. We have an open Learning Lab where instructors will work with students in small groups or individually.

Adult Basic Education courses are designed for adults who wish to improve basic reading, writing, or math skills. We have an open Learning Lab where instructors will work with students in small groups or individually.

Learn to read or improve reading, writing and math skills.  Study for license, certification or citizenship exams; learn English as a second language.

FREE, but you must pre-register.  Please register here to receive a call from us, or call 345-3217 directly for an appointment.

If you have less than five credits to earn to complete your high school education, talk to us about how we can help you earn those credits. We have traditional classroom and small group instruction, self study, and on-site computer based learning. 

Classes in Naples and the Fryeburg Area

Call @627-4291 for more information

The Certified Residential Medication Aide (CRMA) standarized curriculum is designed for unlicensed workers. Successful completion of this course satisfies Departmental training requirements for workers who wish to pass medications in certain assisted housing programs. The CRMA curriculum is a standard curriculum and replaces any programs previously approved by the Department. It is a regulation requirement for Level III and Level IV Residential Care Facilities, Level III and Level IV PNMIs and Assisted Living Facilities to have workers trained in Medication Administration to administer medications in these settings. This program involves a 24 hour curriculum for the Level III and Level IV residential care facilities that are served by the Office of Aging and Disability Services (OADS). 

The CRMA 35-45 hour curriculum is for all other Level III and Level IV facilities. This program can only be taught by trainers approved by the Department of Health and Human Services. 

Digital Literacy is a self-paced course testing competency in nine areas of computer/internet knowledge. Students will be issued a certificate of digital literacy upon completion and be able to use certificate to gain employment and show proficiency.