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Oroville Adult Education, along with 300 other adult schools in California, is in a fight to keep our doors open. Governor Brown has proposed moving Adult Education funds to Community Colleges. If that happens, Oroville Adult Education will have to close. Keep reading to see what you can do to help!
Here are some points made by Kathy Brendzal from Adult Education in Montebello:
Community colleges lack statewide capacity. Of the 72 college districts, only 17 offer adult education.
The structure, capacity, expertise, affordability, accessibility and personnel already exist in K-12 Adult Ed. Where is the wisdom in shifting a successful existing program and establishing a new one, adding another layer of...
Finding a job can, and should be, a job in itself. Unless you are extremely lucky, finding a job will be a trying and frustrating process. Rejection, depression, feelings of hopelessness can become an overwhelming force when looking for employment. The good news is, it can only be so, if you...
Competition drives excellence. To be more competitive in today's workplace, like in an athletic event, you have to be prepared with the right training so your excellence can shine through your performance. Part of your preparation for your future competition should be the training available at Oroville Adult Education Career and Technical Center. Our successful program graduates practiced and honed their skills in one of our programs before impressing employers and beating out other candidates for the job. This opportunity for a successful career in the medical, business, technical, or health services sector is available at OAE to anyone who has the drive to be competitive in today's workplace.
As with anyone who...
Even though Amelia Mason is blind, she is enjoying learning to make her own jewelry in a Bead Weaving class taught by instructor Darlene Fultz. The instructor's friend, Jacqi Powers, has...