Adult Education

Adult Education and Employment describes how learning later in life connects to work, from basic reading and math classes to

Adult Education Pathways describe the sequence of programs an adult can follow to build skills, earn a credential, and move

Adult education completion refers to finishing an adult education program and earning the credential it offers, such as a high

Adult education retention refers to the share of adult learners who stay enrolled in a program until they reach their

Adult Education Enrollment is the process adults follow to register for classes that build basic skills, prepare for a high

Adult education outreach is the set of activities that programs use to find adults who could benefit from learning and

Adult education participation refers to the act of adults taking part in organized learning after they have left traditional schooling,

Adult Education Barriers are the practical, personal, and institutional obstacles that keep grown learners from starting or finishing courses in

Adult Education Equity refers to the principle that every adult, regardless of background, income, location or prior schooling, should have

Adult Education Access refers to the practical ability of adults to enter, attend and complete free or low-cost education programs