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NAASLN WEBINARS

An Internet-Based Seminar Series
(See below for upcoming webinars)

Bringing the renowned expertise and celebrated networking of a
national conference to you in the convenience of your home or office!

Are you looking for a high impact, low cost, pertinent national conference in a convenient, comfortable, cost-effective, and locale venue? Like, really local and really affordable? Now, instead of hoping that you can come to us, we have a way to come to you. No travel, no hotel expenses. Just pull a chair up to your computer, dial in the conference number, join in, and learn! All you need is a computer and a telephone.

NAASLN’s Webinar Series of Internet-based Seminars offers topics that impact your student or client populations. Many sessions have companion handouts and video versions available after the live session. Throughout each session, you can text message questions, to which the presenter will respond. Upcoming sessions are posted below.

NAASLN offers an added bonus - either attend the live on-line session or purchase the video session, $20 Members, $40 Non-Members. You can even do both. Members - please make sure to use your Members Only Coupon Code to receive your $20 discount.

We have made registration very easy. Either use the downloadable registration form or our new secure Online Registration with an easy-to-use shopping cart. Registrations need to be submitted no later than 24 hours before the webinar.

To learn more go to FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions). Still have questions? Please call 888-5NAASLN (888-562-2756) and leave a message, we will call you back. Or send an E-mail to info@naasln.org.

To view information on previous Webinars go to the Webinar Archives.

UPCOMING WEBINARS

Date/Time: September 28, 2010 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm ET Online Registration

From GED’s to College Degrees

Jefferson County Public Schools Adult Education in Louisville serves more than 6,000 students annually. In Kentucky, twenty-one percent of the GED graduates successfully transition to postsecondary education. Building a college-going culture begins with orientation and is strengthened with college readiness skills embedded in the curricula. This presentation will include transition tips and information about the Education Enrichment Services (EES) concurrent enrollment program.

EES is a national award-winning partnership serving students entering the Jefferson Community and Technical College System, who are basic skills deficient in one or more areas of study, the opportunity to improve those skills by accessing EES classes funded by Kentucky Adult Education. The EES program has demonstrated impressive course completion and retention outcomes by providing the lowest level remediation in math, reading, English, and English as a Second Language. For more information, visit www.workforcetraining4u.com and click on EES.

Presenter: Julie Scoskie, Director of Jefferson County Public Schools Adult Education in Louisville Kentucky, partnered with the local community college to develop a national award-winning program that concurrently enrolls and successfully transitions students to postsecondary education. Scoskie has hosted other webinars on the topic of Transitions for the National Institute for Literacy and the National College Transitions Network.