by Ebony Vandross | Oct 19, 2020
Through an inclusive innovation process, the EdTech Center @ World Education and partner immigrant-serving organizations will develop, pilot, and scale an open-source learning platform to address the needs of adult learner-workers. Supported by the WES Mariam Assefa...
by Victoria Neff | Feb 25, 2019
The Royal Government of Cambodia & UNESCO initiated the Basic Education Equivalency Program (BEEP) to tackle the issue of high dropout rates in education by providing a flexible and alternative learning opportunity to out-of-school youth in Cambodia. While 4.6% of...
by Leah Peterson | Nov 29, 2017
The National Immigration Forum’s Skills and Opportunity for the New American Workforce initiative provides English language instruction for immigrants working in retail in Houston, Miami and New York City. Classes are held at retail work sites right before or...
by Leah Peterson | Jul 19, 2017
The National College Transition Network (NCTN) developed a Career Coach Certification Course for the Virginia Community College System (VCCS), hosted by the ETC’s E-Learning platform. This 30-hour self-paced course serves as the cornerstone for a VCCS Career Coach...
by Leah Peterson | Jul 19, 2017
Words2Learn developed and piloted two apps that accelerate learning of academic and health career-related vocabulary for adults preparing to enter post-secondary education and technical training. The project was funded by the Nellie Mae Education Foundation and...
