Archive: January 2012
RSU13 is proud to announce it’s participation in Maine’s Community Connection Broadband Technical Assistance Program. What does that mean for our students and the RSU13 community? Well, we are your community connection for information on utilizing Maine's expanding high-speed internet connectivity. Whether you are looking to meet your educational goals, enrich your life, obtain health information, access governmental services or enhance economic and community development, we can help!
Due to increased use of technology in all facets of our lives, here are the courses we are offering for the spring and summer of 2012:
Computer Applications I
Computer Applications II
Computer Tutoring one-on-one
Computers for Beginners
Want to increase your technology skills? Try:
Keyboarding
Excel I & II
Word I & II
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RSU13 is your community connection for information on utilizing Maine's expanding high-speed internet connectivity. Whether you are looking to meet your educational goals, enrich your life, increase literacy, access governmental services or enhance economic and community development, we can help! As a participant in the Maine Adult Regional Technology Initiative (MARTI), our teachers have learned how to integrate technology into their instruction to assist all learners.
Look for this symbol in our catalog to learn about high speed internet and its usefulness to you. This community education program is presented in cooperation with the Maine Department of Education and the ConnectME Authority. Learn more at www.maine.gov/connectme and check the speed on your internet connection Call us a 594-9764 for more information.
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by Shannon Parker
on January 11, 2012
Thinking about getting a GED?
See this YouTube video about studying for the GED.
The GED is changing.
Fees will soon apply. Come in or call soon to get started and avoid paying fees. Call Deb Bomaster, Maranacook Adult Ed director, 685-4923 x317 for information and an appointment.
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by Sue Gadberry
on January 10, 2012
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MSAD #52 Adult Education Program is your community connection for information on how you can use Maine’s expanding high-speed, broadband internet connectivity to help you meet educational goals, enrich your life, obtain health information, access governmental services and enhance economic and community development.
The community education program is presented in cooperation with the Maine Department of Education and the ConnectME Authority. Our MARTI representatives are Jen Way and Ryan Melanson.
If you would like to know more about having a presentation on MARTI please contact Jen or Ryan at 225-3478.
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The MARTI project is funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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by Kelly Cabral
on January 10, 2012
New This Year - Office Skills Certificate Program
Are your writing skills a little rusty? Do you want to learn more about the computer programs used in today’s offices? Are you hoping to re-enter the workforce or prepare for an entry-level office position?
The Office Skills Certification Program was designed with you in mind! Students will take evening classes covering the skills you need to succeed in the modern office environment.
To receive the certificate, students are required to take the seven core courses listed below. In addition, students will take 45 hours of elective courses in office skills or computer courses. The core courses ensure that all Office Skills Certification students receive the same skills while the electives let students choose to focus in areas that interest them the most.
Courses are offered at our Waterville and Oakland sites. There is a one-time registration fee of $20, and new students must meet with the Office Skills Coordinator to sign up for the program.
Required Core Courses:
Accounting I*
Business Writing Skills*
Business Math
Master the Keyboard*
Microsoft Office Suite (includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access)*
People Skills Training*
Take Charge of Your Career*
*These courses are offered this coming semester.
Students do not need to register for the Office Skills Certificate Program to take these classes, but you will not receive the Certification unless you register for the program.
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by Celeste Mallett
on January 6, 2012
Post-Secondary Counselor Now Available
Mid-Maine Regional Adult Community Education now offers their students appointments with a college/career counselor. She will provide assistance with the application process to local colleges, including funding options, as well as career exploration and job searching.
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by Celeste Mallett
on January 6, 2012
Collaboration between Mid-Maine Regional Adult Community Education and the Waterville Public Library Business and Career Center
Given the state of the economy and job market in Central Maine we have collaborated to offer a series of classes and workshops to assist people with career and job searching, including the technology skills that are needed in today’s world. Most programs are free and some require pre- registration. Please see our brochure for a listing of the classes, times and locations.
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by Celeste Mallett
on January 6, 2012
PVAEC now offers Teaching Students with ADHD as an online course. This course will arm you with powerful strategies you can put to use immediately in your own classroom. By the time you're done, you'll have the skills and knowledge you need to help students with ADHD compensate for their problems and achieve their full potential.
Session Start Dates:
January 18
February 15
March 21
April 18
Visit www.ed2go.com/pvaec browse our offerings. Or, call us at 564-6525 for more information.
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by Kathy Normandin
on January 5, 2012
If you left high school without a diploma, there are two ways you can earn one now—a high school credit or GED diploma. For a quick look at GED requirements click here. Visit the GED official website for complete information including videos. 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 2013! Graduation is June 17, 2013. Make this year Your Year to Graduate. Call 646-4565 and make an appointment.
Testing
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4-6 pm |
Additional testing times may be available if needed to fit your schedule.
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.
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by Nancy Geneseo
on January 4, 2012
PVAEC Spring Brochure is on its way to your mailbox, and it is full of new and exciting classes. If you can't wait for the mailman, review it online now.
We're offering several new series of classes: You CAN... and Solopreneur. Great courses in self-sufficiency and starting a home business. Computer classes, pottery and painting, kayay trips, Quincy Market trip, Zumba and hula hoops are a few of the offerings. And, we have expanded our line-up of online courses.
So, check it out and sign up today!
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by Kathy Normandin
on January 3, 2012
