
Ventura County Adult Education Consortium

The Ventura County Adult Education Consortium is a collaborative of regional educational providers aimed at expanding and improving opportunities for adult learners through programs in basic skills for high school diplomas or equivalency certificates, education and workforce preparation for immigrants, workforce entry or reentry for adults including older adults, academic support skills for parents, education for adults with disabilities, short-term career technical education with high employment potential, and apprenticeship programs.
Ventura County Adult Education Consortium Stories
![]() | Confident CommunicationImproved language skills leads to sense of independence for Santa Paula Adult Education student Nidia Roth says she struggled to develop her English language skills while studying at a university… [Read More] |
![]() | Classroom to CoordinatorSingle mother who received several medical certifications now oversees programs and encourages current students After earning her medical assistant certification at Conejo Valley Adult Education, Vania Edgerly swore she’d be… [Read More] |
![]() | Doubling DownUniversity student pursuing medical degree takes advantage of dual enrollment at adult school to bolster healthcare experience While studying biology at California Lutheran University with her eyes on being a… [Read More] |
![]() | Building a FutureCareer training and pre-apprenticeship programs at Simi Institute for Careers and Education gives students the tools to carve a career path Daniel Toscano, specialty instructor for Simi Institute for Careers… [Read More] |
![]() | Helping HandsVentura adult school alum and medical program instructor dedicated to helping students find healthcare industry careers Oscar Morales parlayed his certificate from Ventura Adult and Continuing Education’s front office medical… [Read More] |
![]() | Finding DirectionFillmore Adult School student Oscar Magana found his calling—and employment—through computer classes After trying several academic programs and career pathways, Oscar Magana finally connected with computer classes at Fillmore Adult… [Read More] |
![]() | Learning the BasicsDigital literacy programs aim to improve students’ computer skills Jaime Fall is the workforce and economic strategies director for the nonprofit Economic Development Collaborative, which partners with the Ventura County… [Read More] |
![]() | For a Healthier FutureAdult English language learners are the focus of filling state’s need for a half-million new healthcare professionals Moorpark Adult School Principal Sean Abajian says his school is participating in the… [Read More] |
![]() | Student Resilience and Faculty Support at Oxnard Adult School Yields Positive ResultsThanks to a variety of programs and faculty support, one-time student Connie Trujillo is now a Clerical Assistant at Oxnard Adult School and is continuing to further pursue her education.… [Read More] |
![]() | From Immigrant to EducatorMan says Oxnard Adult School put him on the path to a career For Jesus Lopez-Varela, Oxnard Adult School gave him a clear path to a career. Photo by Isaac… [Read More] |