COABE has published a Journal for more than 40 years. As a member of COABE, we invite you to access our special Leadership edition which features articles by the very best researchers, practitioners, and leaders in the field of adult education.Read More
The next edition of the COABE Journal will focus on Workforce Development and Workforce Literacy. We will be accepting manuscripts of original papers on issues related to Workforce Development and Workforce Literacy. Researchers, advocates, administrators, teachers, and other practitioners are invited to submit manuscripts to the journal. Learn MoreRead More
KET’s Workplace Essential Skills offers contextualized math and language arts instruction in five high demand career fields! Learners understand content as it relates to jobs within manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, construction and information technology. A soft skills course teaches practical and personal improvement skills to be more successful in any job. Learn MoreRead More
COABE has published a Journal for more than 40 years. As a member of COABE, we invite you to access our special Leadership edition which features articles by the very best researchers, practitioners, and leaders in the field of adult education. Read MoreRead More
COABE has published a Journal for more than 40 years. As a member of COABE, we invite you to access our special Leadership edition which features articles by the very best researchers, practitioners, and leaders in the field of adult education. Read MoreRead More
The next edition of the COABE Journal will focus on workforce development and workforce literacy. We will be accepting manuscripts of original papers on issues related to workforce development and workforce literacy. Read MoreRead More
We know that when we invest in adult education, outcomes improve. In 2017, 72 percent of adults participating in a federally funded adult education program earned a high school diploma or recognized equivalent, up from 66 percent in 2015. Read MoreRead More
Work ethic-sometimes called soft skills, workplace readiness, or foundational behaviors-are emerging as critical skills for the future. Students with strong non-cognitive skills graduate college at nearly double the average rate. Read MoreRead More
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