Beaver, PA – December 8, 2016 - Adult Literacy Action (ALA), a program of Penn State Beaver announced the opening of a new adult basic education classroom for adults in Ambridge, Pennsylvania. The classroom, which is located in the Center For Hope building, 740 Park Road, will help adults seeking a High School Equivalency (GED) as well as those preparing to enter the workforce, attend college or begin training programs via ALA group sessions and/or one-on-one assistance. Classes at the Ambridge location will be held several days per week beginning in December.
Mary Leitao, the director of ALA, stated: "Since 1978, ALA has been helping Beaver County adults achieve the skills necessary to gain a high school equivalency, enter the workforce, and prepare for apprenticeship programs, training programs or college."
She added, "Many of our students have transportation challenges and our expansion in Ambridge will make it easier and more convenient for them to get the necessary education to achieve their goals."
Adult Literacy Action provides adult basic education services at four classroom locations in Beaver County. A partnering agency can provide financial help to pay for the high school equivalency test (GED) for individuals under age 25.
To register for classes, or for further information, contact ALA at 724-773-7810 or info@AdultLiteracy.org
Mary Leitao, the director of ALA, stated: "Since 1978, ALA has been helping Beaver County adults achieve the skills necessary to gain a high school equivalency, enter the workforce, and prepare for apprenticeship programs, training programs or college."
She added, "Many of our students have transportation challenges and our expansion in Ambridge will make it easier and more convenient for them to get the necessary education to achieve their goals."
Adult Literacy Action provides adult basic education services at four classroom locations in Beaver County. A partnering agency can provide financial help to pay for the high school equivalency test (GED) for individuals under age 25.
To register for classes, or for further information, contact ALA at 724-773-7810 or info@AdultLiteracy.org
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