Registration is now open for Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center Adult Education Program ESOL classes for college & career readiness in North Quincy, MA. Classes start in early September and are offered at morning and evening times, Monday-Thursday. These classes are free
EMPath is seeking a Career Specialist to serve families participating in the Department of Transitional Assistance’s Secure Jobs program who are living in shelter, short term rapid rehousing, or rental voucher programs. The Career Specialist will work holistically with clients
Hear about and experience why building knowledge and attending to the development of vocabulary play a vital role in reading comprehension success. Leave with concrete next steps to implement in your classroom. This PD opportunity with Rachel Etienne is in
Open to anyone with a good command of the English language. For more information call 617-349-4040.
The Mayor’s Tuition-Free Community College Plan will now be expanded to include HiSET/GED/METCO graduates in the upcoming spring 2018 semester. The eligibility for the HiSET/GED/Metco remains the same as graduates of BPS/charter/private schools except for the GPA requirement for HiSET/GED
Panelists: Peter Haskin – Citizenship Coordinator, Project Citizenship, Boston, MA Emily Reiniger – New American Integration Program, MIRA, Boston, MA Bethany Gamble – Case Specialist, Community Services, IINE, Lowell, MA Mike Oliver- Program Director and Citizenship Instructor, St. Mark’s Education
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Effective teaching includes more than knowing your subject matter. This workshop will explore components that contribute to a smoothly functioning classroom—establishing and maintaining entry and exit routines; preventing and responding to classroom disruptions; keeping students awake and engaged;
Integrating Math into the ESOL Curriculum A First Literacy Professional Development Workshop Friday, December 15, 2017 and Friday, January 12, 2018 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM (snacks and networking at 12:30 PM) First Literacy 160 Boylston St., Boston MA 02116 – 2nd
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Effective teaching includes more than knowing your subject matter. This workshop will explore components that contribute to a smoothly functioning classroom—establishing and maintaining entry and exit routines; preventing and responding to classroom disruptions; keeping students awake and engaged;
Foundations of Success Level 1-3 Beginner—High Beginner You will learn foundational English to prepare for college and career readiness: basic speaking, listening, writing, and reading. ******************************* Pathways to Success Intermediate–Advanced (Available in Boston only) College & Career Readiness (9:30 AM—1:30