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Here at the NACRC we have many connections with Northern Arizona University's Educational Opportunity Centers as well as Coconino Community College's Adult Education Division. We will have one adult education advisor in our center every week and we would be happy to set up an appointment for any adult learners interested in speaking with an advisor specialized in adult learners. Here at the NACRC we also offer an extensive career database system for adult learners to use free of charge. Below you will find some basic information about both of these departments courtesy of NAU's and CCC's websites.
Mission of Adult Education at CCC
- To offer a means for those lacking a high school diploma to obtain a GED.
- To provide the basic education, communication, and technology skills necessary to successfully gain or improve employment.
- To prepare second-language learners with the English language and technology skills needed to achieve citizenship and integration into public life.
- To promote the desire to pursue life long learning
Vision:
CCC Adult Education, A Better You - A Better WORLD.
Purpose
As the need for a more skilled workforce continues to grow at an exponential rate, available and
affordable access to basic education and life skills has become a necessity. Recognizing that
many may be lacking the skills to adequately compete in this environment, the Coconino County
Consortium provides adults of all backgrounds the opportunity to maximize their potential by
equipping them with the skills necessary to improve their overall quality of life while becoming
productive citizens of the community.
Courses
- Adult Basic Education (ABE) - for learners who need to improve basic reading, writing, and mathematics skills.
- GED Preparation provides instruction in the five content areas of the GED Test: Language Arts; Reading and Writing; Social Studies; Science; and Mathematics.
- Distance Learning is for learners who want to prepare for the GED Test through distance learning.
- English Language Acquisition for Adults (ELAA) is for people who want to learn the English language.
For More Information on CCC's Adult Education Project Please Check Out :
http://www.coconino.edu/adulted/
Below you will find information about NAU?s Educational Opportunity Centers
To Check Out NAU?s Educational Opportunity Center Website Check Out:
http://home.nau.edu/edsup/eoc/default.asp
Interested in College?
The Educational Opportunity Centers can help you take the next step. We can give you the information you need to pursue your educational goals, and our services are free.
There is no better time than now to plan for you future. More education can mean job opportunities, career growth and a larger paycheck. It's never too late to complete the degree or training you've always wanted.
The Educational Support Centers has helped thousands of people just like you to climb the ladder to success. Call us to find out how we can help you: 800-628-4494
Educational Opportunity Centers
Information on postsecondary schools
Career counseling and assessment
- Academic/educational counseling
- Admissions information and application assistance
- Financial aid information and application assistance
- Personal counseling
- Interest assessment
- College transfer assistance
- Study skills analysis
- GED/tutoring referrals
- Community referrals
Discover your Talents and Interests
Talking to an EOC counselor can help you discover your interests and talents. We can help you identify your strengths so you can pursue your goals. We can also offer academic advice, personal counseling and career workshops.
Find Money for School
Don't know where to look for money? We'll help you complete applications for financial aide, including grants, loans and scholarships.
Get to the Top
Don't let paperwork stop you from climbing the ladder of personal growth. With our free admissions counseling, we'll help you find the right training or higher education program, and help you through the admissions process
Who can participate in the program?
Adults 19 years and older
Low-income and first-generation college students
U.S. veterans
Individual with disabilities
Call for Information
Look for your closest location below:
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Verde Valley Lillian Kessel Yavapai College 601 Black Hills Dr. Clarkdale, AZ 86324 928-634-6569 Lillian.Kessel@nau.edu |
Tuba City Lorinda Nuvayestewa NAU/Tuba City PO Box 2577 Tuba City, AZ 86045 928-864-1928 Lorinda.Nuvayestewa@nau.edu |
Flagstaff/CCC-4th St Terri Beeson-Davis 4th Street Campus 3000 N. Fourth St. Flagstaff, AZ 86004 928-526-7602 Terri.Beeson-Davis@nau.edu |
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Holbrook Sonja Banyacya Northland Pioneer College PO Box 413 Holbrook, AZ 86025 928-310-6802 Sonja.Banyacya@nau.edu |
Flagstaff/CCC-LT Brandi Robertson CCC-Lone Tree Campus 2800 S. Lone Tree Rd. Flagstaff, AZ 86001-2701 928-226-4302 Brandi.Robertson@nau.edu |
Flagstaff/NAU EOC Administrative Office Northern Arizona University PO Box 6035 Flagstaff, AZ 86011 1-800-628-4494 eoc@nau.edu |