The following Adult Education programs have been designated as Promising Practices . The program is enhanced through coordinated and collaborative relationships with campus, community, and county service providers. Students or community members are eligible participants. The program provides individual and group options for career orientated and support services. Janet C. Smith, Program Coordinator AIMS Program - bldg.
Learners vary in age, skill levels, job titles, and educational backgrounds.
AMC is a delivery model that allows institutions of higher education to retain their individual image and programs while expanding their offerings by leveraging resources of multiple institutions. Potentially competitive organizations work synergistically to develop affordable certificate programs that meet the educational needs of companies. Administrative support from member colleges and a working relationship among member postsecondary institutions is critical. Training Representatives from AMC are available to consult over the phone with sites interested in implementing the program. The AMC representative will answer specific questions, as well as share methodology and implementation, program forms, documentation methods, and successes and problems.