Temple College’s Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) program is launching its second Family Literacy cohort with two new exclusive training and certification programs – Introduction to Construction Basics and Retail and Food Service Management.
Tailored for families with children ages 4-12, the program provides parents the choice of the two training programs while the children are taught by Temple ISD instructors.
The program combines individual training and workforce preparation instruction that prepares parents to attain or improve employment while promoting family learning. The program is free and classes are co-taught by AEL instructors who are available to help those who need clarification and/or have language barriers.
As parents benefit from participating in the Family Literacy Program, the children and the entire family also benefit.
Enroll online at the AEL website.
For more information, contact Marcia Temple at (254) 298-8626 or marcia.temple@templejc.edu or Javier Ruiz at (254) 298-8578 or javier.ruiz@templejc.edu.
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Temple College is “Your Community’s College,” a dynamic and growing community college that equips thousands of Central Texas students with the knowledge and skills for 21st-century success. Temple College, which has campuses in Temple, Hutto and Taylor, offers more than 75 degree and certificate programs to students who seek to earn credits for transfer, graduate with an associate degree or complete a certificate for fast entry into the workforce.
Founded in 1926, Temple College has enjoyed a reputation for academic excellence for 97 years. It is nationally recognized for its exceptional programs, from visual and performing arts to competitive athletics. The College has become one of the state’s premiere institutions for health care providers’ education and training, advanced manufacturing, and workforce development programs. The faculty and staff are committed to providing exceptional quality instruction.