The College Readiness course focuses on learning skills for college success.Topics include learning styles, study skills, time management, financial aid planning, and assistance with the college application process. Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1/29 - 5/29 3:00 - 4:00 p.m Brewer Community Center. Cost $49 no course fee for students enrolled in the CAFE program.

Achieve additional academic knowedge and skills required to pursue a full range of career, secondary and post-secondary opportunities.  This course helps students prepare for and complete required training, education, and certification necessary for employment. Instruction emphasizes language arts and math skills.  If you are preparing to take the high school equivalency test (HiSET), working on a traditional high school diploma, or studying to improve CASAS scores, this class is for you.

Times and dates to be determined.   

This is a 45- hour, high school level English course designed to help students improve reading and writing skills.

This course is free to local students working towards their adult education high school dioloma. The course fee for credit recovery students is $20.00. 

Call 827-3906 for more information or to register for this course.

 

Highschool English course.

Students will continue to study grammar and its usage. Students will compose essays for a variety of purposes and audiences. Students will also write a research paper. Various genres of literature will be explored.

Successful completion of English I & II

If you want to improve your English conversation and vocabulary skills, join this group tutoring session. Whether you want to support your children in school, learn more about the community, prepare for the citizenship test or prepare for a high school diploma, training or college program, this group might be just right for you.

This course is a college-level reading course designed to help students improve their reading comprehension and ability to do critical analysis. Students will develop advanced vocabulary skills and improve reading speed and comprehension in assignments involving high interest level readings along w/local newspapers and magazines. The instruction is logical and sequential while integrating the skills of recognizing, understanding, identifying and evaluating a piece of written work with the express purpose of developing critical thinking skills. No class Feb. 21, and Apr. 18.

Students will work on basic grammar according to needs as determined by a pre-test. Students will gain job related English skills. Students will read, write, spell and become acquainted with literature across a span of time.