Short Fixion Associations and Organizations Adult education includes programs to improve the skills, knowledge, or sensitivity of participants after the completion of their initial formal schooling. Public and private educational institutions plus religious and professional groups sponsor adult education. These include elementary, secondary, and higher education programs and non-degree continuing education. Media and computer networks are used to increase program accessibility through distance education. So are evening and weekend seminars plus residential conferences.
Programming increasingly is directed to continuing professional legal education.
Below you will find links to associations and organizations involved with law and continuing legal education programs. No classroom attendance required. Study anytime, anywhere. Trinity College 30 Day Degree Program Adults with extensive work experience may qualify for Associate, Bachelors or Master's degrees in as little as 30 days based on prior learning. American Bar Association Search the legal profession's national membership organization and find discussion groups, programming, fund-raising, and the ABA journal.