Check This Out! A Practical Guide to Building You Own Electric Car
Wayne Krauth, a Standish resident, recently converted a conventional gasoline vehicle to total electric. He now spends $4 per week to commute 35 miles per day. Now, the best news: Wayne is sharing his experience with you through the Bonny Eagle Adult Education program.
Go to the following website to see his car and other topics that Wayne will cover in this 4 week course: http://evalbum.com/2274. You can also see the class description with the link above. Wayne’s background is in electronics and engineering.
Posted by Cathy Walz on September 2nd 2010 | Read more in: News
If you left high school without a diploma, there are two ways you can earn one now—a high school credit or GED diploma. It’s never too late and it’s free. You may be more prepared than you think. Forty-one adults received a diploma in the last 3 years. Be part of the class of 2011! Graduation is June 13, 2011. Make this year your year to graduate. Call 646-4565 and make an appointment.
You must meet age requirements for both the diploma and GED Test programs.
Reasonable accommodations for GED testing can be made for those with disabilities that can be documented.
We are offering GED Testing according to the following schedule:
Monday evening, 6-9 PM
Tuesday morning, 8-11AM
Tuesday afternoon, 2-5 PM.
Wednesday evening, 6-9 PM
If you cannot schedule testing any of these times because of work or family obligations, we may be able to accommodate you. Do not forget to call 646-4565 to get started!
Posted by Nancy Geneseo on September 1st 2010
WHAT IS CORE?
Overwhelmed by the college process? Never thought college was in your future? CORE may be just what you’re looking for!
CORE is a comprehensive college readiness program designed to guide adult learners through every step of preparing for college. CORE students receive career counseling, academic preparation and personalized attention.
CORE Informational Meeting
Thursday, September 2
OR
Thursday, September 9
at 6:00 pm
Location: Hollis Learning Center
Call to register, or schedule an appointment: 929-9185
Posted by Cathy Walz on September 1st 2010 | Read more in: Events
Maranacook Adult Education graduated eight in its first WorkReady class, held during the month of August 2010. Those successfully completing the 80-hour course were:
Front row, Shawn, Mike, David & Jeff
Back row, Scott, Chuck, Chris & Dan.
Congratulations to all!
Posted by Sue Gadberry on August 31st 2010
What is the GED all about? Come to the GED information nights to discover the process and eligibility to take the GED tests in order to earn a credential. Call the adult education office (743-8842, option 1) to sign up for a convenient information night and start looking toward a brighter future for yourself or someone you know. Information nights are at 6:00 at OHCHS on the following dates:
Tuesday, September 7
Tuesday, October 5
Tuesday, November 2 & 30
Tuition: FREE
Posted by Donna Marshall on August 31st 2010 | Read more in: News
Please refer to the attached directory.MACEA Directory 2010 - FINAL.doc
Posted by Richard Lumb on August 31st 2010 | Read more in: Documents
Welcome to the website for Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education.
Check in frequently for course updates, news and events.
This website has many features.
Search for courses: You can now search for courses from our program as well as from other adult education programs across the state. You can also browse our courses by category.
Our website is a part of the Maine Adult Education Portal, sponsored and managed by the Maine Adult Education Association. When you visit the new MAEA website online at http://www.maineadulted.org you can search for courses and programs statewide.
You can share feedback about this website by contacting Clyde Clark, Director of Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education, at cclark@sad17.k12.me.us
Posted by Donna Marshall on August 30th 2010 | Read more in: News
Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education
Registration: We do not accept online registrations at the present time.
Anyone 17 years or over is eligible to attend Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education. Additional criteria apply to students seeking their Diploma or GED; also to students applying for CNA and CDL/Truck-Driving programs.
Register in advance for all courses. Register early because courses fill quickly. Courses with insufficient advance enrollment will be cancelled.
Register by mail anytime. The Adult Education office in OHCHS, South Paris is open for walk-in registrations, or by phone if using a credit card. Adult Education office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 9 pm.
All courses have a registration fee unless otherwise noted. We can waive tuition fees for diploma, GED and ABE students taking Academic courses. We charge all students book, lab and material fees, as noted.
The Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education program reserves the right to alter courses scheduled and held, listed in the brochure and website, to meet program needs and requirements. Proper notice of course changes will be given to registered students.
Payment must accompany registration. We do not send out written confirmations on registrations you mail or bring in to us. You cancelled check is your receipt.
Refund Policy:
Registration fee: We will contact you if a course is cancelled or already full, and issue a full refund. If you register for a course and decide to cancel, you must notify us BEFORE the first day of class to get a refund. We issue no refunds after a course begins. We offer no refunds for one-session courses.
Book deposit: Some courses have a book deposit fee. If students pay the deposit fee, and return the book (with a copy of the receipt) then Adult Ed will issue a refund. Refunds take 2-3 weeks to process and will be mailed to students.
Posted by Donna Marshall on August 30th 2010 | Read more in: News
Gray-New Gloucester Education is accepting APPLICATIONS NOW for the September class. Please contact us for information.
This State of Maine approved CNA course includes classroom, lab and clinical experiences. Admission process includes the completion of an application packet, passing the CASAS (a reading assessment) with a score of at least 228, and an interview. Candidates must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or equivalency.
Fall Class start date: Sept. 10, 2010
*Call 657-2620 for more details.
CNA COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
1. Minimun age 18. Bring a picture ID with signature. (Driver's license or State ID)
2. Proof of high school graduation or equivalency
3. Completion of CASAS test with appropriate score
4. Complete application form
5. Copy of social security card
6. Two satisfactory written references (Professional or Personal)
7. SBI check (sign enclosed release form)
Posted by Rena Berry on August 30th 2010 | Read more in: Events and News
Please call the office if you need assistance with employability skills, resume-writing or job search...we can help!
Posted by Rena Berry on August 30th 2010 | Read more in: Events and News
