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The Job Path - Improve Your Skills
You Need Computer Skills The Learning Express Library Computer Skills Module features multimedia tutorials in Microsoft Office and Windows, including Office 2007 and Windows Vista. Courses are available for both Windows and Mac computers. Master computer applications most commonly used in schools, the workplace and at home. The New & Improved Computer Skills tutorials do not require installation of any software or plug-ins, are easier to use with increased functionality and include discussions, demos, quizzes and assessments to track and monitor progress. In addition, interactive practice labs allow users to apply what they have learned. Most courses contain a Basic, Intermediate and Advanced level 2008 versions are for Microsoft Office Macintosh.
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Free College Courses Online From the PA Department of Education. Go AbroadLocate study abroad programs, overseas internship and volunteer opportunities, language schools, and opportunities to work abroad. Also includes travel resources. PAPSA Career Colleges and SchoolsThe Pennsylvania Association of Private School Administrators represents the more than 320 private career colleges and schools in the Commonwealth. Peterson’s: Colleges and UniversitiesResources of locating and selecting colleges, test preparation and financial aid. Students.govInformation about federal student aid programs, tax credits for education expenses, and other federal, state, and private sources of information. U.S. News and World Report’s America’s Best CollegesThe magazine’s yearly ratings of the best colleges and universities in the country.
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Premium ResourceFerguson's Career Gudance CenterGetting the money you need for college or training can be difficult. Thankfully, thousands of groups exist to help you realize your goals. Find information on them in Ferguson's Career Guidance Center. Click on the "Resources" section on the main page to find information on Grants, Scholarships and other Financial Resources. Learn how to research and apply for various financial aid resources. Also see the sections on apprenticeship, interships and summer jobs, resources available by industries, resources for people with disabilities, resources for minorities and resources for women. Other web sites for financial aidFAFSA on the webOnline version of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) allows completion and submission of an application through the Internet. Also links to the U.S. Department of Education home page, which provides access to the Title IV School Code search page. Federal Trade Commission tipsTips on spotting scholarship scams, and an online complaint form for those who believe they have been the victim of a scholarship scam. FinAid: The Smart Student Guide to Financial AidCollection of websites for different types of student financial aid, including scholarships, student loans and military aid. Also links to financial aid calculators and applications. Financial aid from the U.S. Department of EducationGeneral information about the major student aid programs, financial aid forms, and information on paying back student loans. PHEAAInformation from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA),which specializes in creating affordable access to higher education for students and their families. PHEAA offers state grant information, loan forgiveness programs, work-study programs, and other educational loans. Student Aid on the WebSource for free infromation from the U.S. Department of Education on preparing for and funding education beyond high school. This U.S. Department of Education guide walks students through the application process for federal financial aid. Students.govInformation about federal student aid programs, tax credits for education expenses, and other federal, state, and private sources of information. Premium Resource - Learning Express Library Learning Express Library College Preparation Learning Center Where do you want your college experience to take you, and what do you need to do to get there? Whether it's preparing for crucial college entrance and placement exams or sharpening your writing skills for admissions essays, you'll find a learning course or instantly scored practice test or essay to help you along the way. You may also be interested in the Skill Building for AdultsIf you're a busy adult looking to improve or refresh your reading, writing, or math skills, the resources here will help you reach your goals. You may also be interested in the GED Preparation Learning Center You'll find all the practice, preparation and information you need to earn your GED. Including: GED Practice Exams, GED Preparation Courses, GED Sills Improvement and Spanish-language GED Preparation Other Resources The Learning Center located on the third floor of the Welch Children's Wing of the James V. Brown Library and is Lycoming County's Adult Literacy and Lifelong Learning Program. The Learning Center serves a variety of students:• adults who do not read and write at a 5th grade level • parents who want to have the reading & writing skills to help their children in school • adults speaking other languages who want to learn English • persons preparing for college entrance exams, GED exams or armed forces exams • workers seeking to learn new on the job skills Contact the Learning Center for more information. Williamsport Management Association The Williamsport Management Association - W.A.M.A offers monthly programs and speakers on subjects such as technology, skills building and much more. Contact W.A.M.A for more information.
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