Welcome to the Adult Education & Literacy (AEL) Alamo Consortium
SERVICES AVAILABLE:
* Learn English
* Earn your GED in English or Spanish
* Train for a High Demand Career
* Refresh your Academic Skills
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
- Not enrolled in any K-12 school system AND…
- Need a High School Equivalency (HSE) certificate (have not earned a H.S. diploma) OR…
- Demonstrate need for refresher on adult basic education skills (have earned a H.S. diploma or HSE and tests below a 12.9 grade level on TABE/CASAS assessment) OR…
- Demonstrate need for English skills (by taking BEST/CASAS assessment)
Age specific requirements:
- 18 years of age with withdrawal forms from last school attended, and parent/guardian permission. Parent/guardian must be present at registration or student must provide proof (Utility bill in their name, marriage license or rental agreement) he/she lives separate from parent/guardian.
- 17 years of age with withdrawal forms from last school attended, and parent/guardian permission (must be present at registration)
- 16 years of age with withdrawal forms from last school attended, court ordered documentation, and parent/guardian permission (must be present at registration)
ABOUT THE ADULT EDUCATION & LITERACY ALAMO CONSORTIUM
The Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium is here to guide you on the path of reaching your education, training, and employment goals. Our vision, “Success for Adult Learners,” is all about you. Whether you want to learn to read, obtain your High School Equivalency, learn English, get career training, or prepare to enter college, we have a place for you. In-person classes are offered at various locations throughout Bexar County and surrounding counties. We also offer online classes, live with teachers, and self-paced online lessons that you can access from any location at any time on any device that is connected to the internet. We look forward to meeting you soon!
OUR VISION:
Success for Adult Learners
We help adult learners define what success means to them.
LEAD ORGANIZATION
Restore Education is honored to serve as the lead organization for the Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium of 8 Service Providers.
SERVICE PROVIDERS
Alamo Colleges, Each One Teach One, NEISD, NISD, Restore Education, SAISD, SWISD, SWTJC
COUNTIES SERVED
Bexar, Gillespie, Kerr, Kendall, Bandera, Medina, Frio, Atascosa, Wilson, Karnes, Guadalupe, Comal, McMullen
SERVICE PROVIDERS:
CLASSES
The Adult Education & Literacy Consortium is made up of eight Service Providers at different organizations across our service area.
If you need help choosing the right program or location for you, please click the button below.
Our Providers and their program offerings are listed below. Please contact the program that best fits your needs. We look forward to hearing from you!
STAFF RESOURCES
Welcome Adult Education and Literacy Alamo Consortium Staff Members! Adult educators, thank you for being part of the AEL Alamo Consortium! As lead organization for the Consortium, Restore Education’s role has multiple facets.
- We work to maintain each program’s compliance according to TWC rules.
- We provide service provider support as your programs continuously improve student services.
- We cultivate relationships in the community to raise awareness of our services and opportunities for adults in our communities.
- We develop and bring you professional development that has immediate impact in your classrooms.
- Finally, we lead standardization efforts to maintain consistent, high quality services across all providers.
Our efforts are all on target to achieve our Consortium vision of SUCCESS FOR ADULT LEARNERS, however our students define that for themselves. We look forward to serving you, your programs, and all of our students for years to come. If there is anything you need, please do not hesitate to contact your program leadership or your AEL Alamo Consortium team here at Restore Education.
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CONTACT US:
AEL Alamo Consortium
4205 San Pedro San Antonio, TX 78212
(210) 432-6123 ext. 124
consortium@restoreeducation.org