In this course you will learn everything you  need to know to make your Mac computer (laptop or desktop) hum! Areas of  focus include: Mac Operating System, features of the Mac, choosing the best browser, using Spotlight Search, learning how to use the Finder and App Store, understanding the keyboard, and learning the icons that define a Mac computer. 

Using Zoom more than ever? Here is a  great way to learn everything you need to know about the Zoom Video  Conferencing platform. The course videos demonstrate examples of using Zoom  on different devices—smartphones, tablets, and computers. Course content  includes: Muting audio and video; using chat; screen sharing; recording; trouble shooting; scheduling meetings; break-out rooms; and more. This course is  appropriate for Zoom beginners as well as those who have used Zoom and want  to learn more.

Whether preparing for the HiSET exam, earning credits towards an adult education diploma, or working on math skills for career advancement, students will work within an individualized program to improve knowledge of mathematical topics, ranging from basic mathematical literacy to algebra and geometry concepts.

Materials and pace will vary, depending on student needs.

Students will work with a variety of materials to understand a range of mathematical topics.

Students will receive targeted instruction and may work independently or with other students to complete assigned tasks and improve skills.

Learn to increase your capabilities to communicate, create, and connect by mastering your iPad’s features. This course covers navigating your iPad, its Camera and Photos apps, the options available in Settings, ways to communicate through writing and video, plus how to answer and make phone calls. Plus, you will learn about the apps that came already loaded on your iPad like the Calendar and Siri, your virtual assistant. You must be updated to iOS 15, but don’t worry—if you don’t know how we will show you the steps. Finally, you will also learn about accessibility features that are helpful for folks with finger mobility, sight, or hearing difficulties.

Future students meet with our intake person and learn what can be accomplished at Spruce Mountain Adult and Community Education. 

Is HiSET a good fit or is an adult education diploma a better option?  

What career path is a good fit? 

Math and reading assessments are done to meet the student at their level of learning.  Students get to know the instructors and formulate a schedule that works best for them. 

Orientation is offered by appointment. Call today (897-6406).

This is not a confirmation of enrollment in the class. 

If you want to learn when and where the class is, please register on this 

"INTEREST ONLY LIST. "

Someone at Spruce Mountain Adult Education will email you regarding enrolling in the class. 

The need for Pharmacy Technicians is ever-increasing in the state of Maine. We are working with local Pharmacies to start up a program to help. We would like to know if you or anyone you know would be interested. The idea for the course would be a commitment of 80 hours of class time and an 80-hour clinical externship. This course will prepare you to enter the pharmacy field and take the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board’s PTCB exam.

Students will prepare for the HiSET® Science exam through practice with reading passages, and using charts, diagrams, and graphs to answer questions.

Classes focus on weekly topics in the areas of life science, earth science, and physical science, with plenty of group discussion and problem-solving.