College Transitions English focuses on the foundation skills for college level writing. Develop writing skills necessary for short answer responses, essays, and research papers. An emphasis is placed on the writing process: outlining, drafts, rewriting, and editing to a final copy. Fine tune your grammar, punctuation, clarify, and organization. Build your critical reading skills to pick out main ideas, arguements and common themes in college level readings.

Prepare for the logistics of applying to and thriving in the college environment. Topics include: time management, study skills, navigating a college campus, campus resources, organizational skills, admission & financial aid information. Participate in active discussion and build writing skills while learning how to overcome the challenges and be successful in college.

Build concrete technology skills essential for college classes: word processing, email, spreadsheets, research, Off-Campus Library Services, and the University of Maine System website. This class is designed with class instruction and projects to apply your learning.

Career Exploration, Linked-In, Financial Literacy/Home Budgeting, Technology Basics, Work Readiness, Resume Writing, Civic Awareness, E-Portfolio, Life/Soft Skills, Interest and Learning Styles inventory.

MAX enrollment 6 per class per day

MUST call our office to attend on the day of class

Prepare for college statistics! Get a head start on learning the terms, symbols, and using a graphing calculator. This course is for students who have placed into college statistics or those who are retaking the class. Class will meet once a week online on Zoom with coursework done on an online learning platform. Students will need a laptop, tablet or desktop (not a phone) with a camera,microphone, as well as high speed internet. Ideally, students will have a TI-83 or 84 calculator. There will be no textbook. Homework will be given to supplement online instruction. Call 422-4794 to register. Students will be asked to provide recent assessment scores, which can be taken with us.

Are you concerned that not having the right technology skills will hold you back? Are you a first-time user or just need to “freshen up”? In this very informal style class you will establish basic but essential skills that will help you feel more confident and effective at using technology to stay engaged. Familiarity with navigating Teleconferencing platforms such as Zoom and Google Meet have recently become very popular topics. You may use this time to understand how to better support your child’s online learning. We’ll offer support in creating and managing emails and basic documents, performing effective internet research and more. Bring your own computer or use ours. 

We’re Mac, PC, Chromebook, iPhone and Android friendly! 1 hour flex time block.

MAX enrollment 6 per class per day

MUST call our office to attend on the day of class

Register today for the CASAS Assessment session.  It’s FREE!

Are you interested in any of the following?

• High School Diploma
• High School Equivalency (HiSET)
• Maine College and Career Access  
• ELL (English Language Learner)

Whatever your need, Sanford Community Adult Education is here to help you accomplish your educational goals!  

We start with a FREE Math and Reading Assessment (and short Essay) 

This must be taken BEFORE you register for classes.

The scores from the CASAS are used to guide your placement into courses at the level that is perfect for you.  

All tests are held at Sanford Community Adult Education (Anderson Learning Center) Room 143 at 21 Bradeen Street, Sanford, Maine.

This multi-week class prepares students to enter college and choose a career path.  Take the Accuplacer exam and improve your scores.  Introduce yourself to technology and learn about the college environment.  Bring your math and writing skills to "college level".  Apply for financial aid, too! Take the mystery out of college! Earn one CMCC or UMA credit by completing the requirements for the class.  

Call today for more information!