Both the ABE and ESL curricula are student-centered and vocationally based. Each program is specifically designed in response to current area labor trends and helps trainees become successful employees in the community workforce. We currently offer training in Computer Skills. Graduates of this program earn certificates showing the skills they have mastered. Computer training includes adaptive technology allowing people with visual, hearing, learning, mobility, and other barriers to the ability to utilize computer skills and knowledge.
Training is available for businesses with current employees requiring skills enhancement .
It's no secret that finding a job is tough, but there is a way to make it easier and learn about yourself in the process. Individual Employment matches qualified people with developmental disabilities to competitive jobs within the community. Training and follow-up supervision are provided as needed. Group Employment contracts with businesses to provide training opportunities for people with disabilities who need closer supervision. The High School Transition program contracts with local school districts to provide employment services to students enrolled in Special Education classes who are 18 - 21 years of age.