Continuing Education News & Announcements

BRIDGING OUR COMMUNITIES
to Achieve Academic Excellence

Collaborative efforts amongst  business, education, and communities can provide insight and recommendations on achieving academic excellence in public education, while striving to eliminate the achievement gap. This symposium brings together these three groups to discuss what we know, what we need, and where we go from here.

Join the discussion on Sept. 18 & 19 -- register today.

Excel at Excel with the help of the experienced instructors at the Microcomputer Program at Excel Night on Oct. 1.

Attend one of three hands-on seminars: overview, macros, or data manipulation. Register by Sept. 29 for this free program at the West County Computer Center, 1715 Deer Tracks Trail.

For a complete list of software and hardware courses, visit the Microcomputer Program Web site today.

IT Training That Works!

For trainers of adults or teens, this program teaches the proven life-skills curriculum Tackling the Tough Skills™: A Curriculum Building Skills for Work and Life.

These critical skills include attitude, responsibility, communication, problem solving, and preparing for the workplace.

Earn a Dean's Certificate as you learn to use this fun, innovative, and highly interactive curriculum designed to help hard-to-reach adults and teens prepare for success in work and life. Oct. 15-16.

Are You Ready to Start Something New?

Our Pathways to Lifelong Learning catalog is a good place to begin. REQUEST YOUR COPY TODAY or download a PDF file (6 MB), and start something new this fall!

Check our Web site often for programs added to the schedule after the catalog was published, like Bridging Our Communities and Tackling the Tough Skills™.