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Adult Learning Program

The Adult Learning Program offers both Adult Basic Education and English Literacy classes in the morning and evening. All classes meet for two sessions each week. The program is a ten-month program divided into Fall and Spring Semesters. The Adult Learning Program at La Salle University is part of the Philadelphia Adult Education Network, composed of the YMCA of Philadelphia, Lutheran Children and Family Services, JCCs David Neuman Senior Center, Germantown Women's Educational Program, and the Elkins Park Library.

Highlights of the Program:

- Small classes (10 - 15 learners per class)
- Regular feedback from instructors on learners' progress
- Individualized attention in classes
- One-on-one and group tutoring available
- Referral to appropriate support services as needed

How to Register:

- Come to our location: Benilde Hall, Second Floor (enter 19th Street and Olney Avenue gate to La Salle campus)

What to Expect During Registration:

- Allow for an hour and a half for entire registration process
- Identification of your goals
- Registration and placement test
- Personal interview
- Discussion of class schedule and orientation

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Adult Learning and Literacy Links:

(By following the links below, you will be leaving the U.M.A.S. website.
U.M.A.S. is not responsible for the content of said websites.)

National Institute for Literacy
The National Institute for Literacy serves as a clearinghouse for public and private activities that support the development of high-quality regional, state, and national literacy services. NIFL's goal is to ensure that all Americans with literacy needs have access to services that can help them gain the basic skills necessary for success in the workplace, family, and community in the 21st century.
National Center for Family Literacy
The National Center for Family Literacy is a nonprofit organization supporting family literacy services for families across the United States through programming, training, research, advocacy and dissemination.
National Center on Adult Literacy
Serves as a gateway to electronic resources and tools for the national and international adult literacy communities.
National Clearinghouse for ESL Literacy Education
National information center focusing on the language and literacy education of adults and out-of-school youth learning English.
Mayor's Commission on Literacy (Philadelphia)
Established to ensure that quality education is available to equip all adults in Philadelphia with the literacy skills necessary for the workforce, parenting, and community life.
National Center for the Study of Adult Literacy and Learning
Gain access to on-going research in the field of Adult Literacy by a collaborative effort frommtop schools around the country.
 
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For more information, contact Steve Kopec at (215) 951-1804 during business hours.
Call (215) 951-1424 any time of day for the Adult Learning Program Hotline. E-mail contact: kopec@lasalle.edu


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