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Friends of Portland Adult Education’s (FPAE) mission is to �nd innovative ways to help adult learners reach their educational and employment goals. We are extremely grateful to the individuals, corporations, private foundations, volunteers, and partners that have made these projects possible: Improved student intake process to reduce the waiting list Established a Tuition Assistance Program Supported highly skilled immigrants to prepare for their careers in Maine Secured funding for technology upgrades for teachers and classrooms Supported �e Street Academy’s work with homeless youth

Goals for 2017 to support Portland Adult Education’s strategic initiatives include: - Outreach to Portland area businesses - Writing grant proposals and securing funding for:

• Marketing materials and website update for PAE • Investing in background checks for PAE volunteers • FPAE’s ongoing work through unrestricted support

To make a donation, please visit our website at www.friendsofpae.org or contact Sarah Robinson by phone at 209-2100 or by email at [email protected].

A LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

FRIENDS OF PORTLAND ADULT EDUCATION

Welcome to Portland Adult Education

I am thrilled to be writing to you as Port-land Adult Education’s new Executive Director. I have been serving as PAE’s In-terim Director since November and I am so impressed with everything I have seen. �e commitment and dedication of teachers, students, o�ce sta� and volunteers is un-like any organization I have worked with. I am honored to be able to play a small part in keeping this ship sailing smoothly.

Over the next several months I will be reaching out to our students, sta�, vol-unteers and community members to see how we can continue the good work that is going on here at PAE. Please don’t hesitate to call or write if you have any suggestions.

I encourage you to check out our classes. Try something new this Spring – learn a new language, learn to play an instrument, improve your computer skills, take an exercise class. �ere are a few exciting new classes being o�ered this summer – Sea Kayaking the Maine Coast, Introduction to Paddleboarding and Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) Yoga.

College Transitions ....................................................................... 14Diploma & College Preparation .................................................... 15English For Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) ......................... 19

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14 Locust Street, Portland, ME [email protected]

Fine Arts & Photography ................................................................ 1Fitness & Dance ............................................................................ 3Home & Life Skills ......................................................................... 5Languages ................................................................................... .. 6Personal Finance ............................................................................ 8Wellness ...................................................................................... 10

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Corporate Training ......................................................................21Technology & Office Skills ...........................................................23Certificate Programs ....................................................................26Occupational Training ..................................................................29New Mainers Resource Center ......................................................30

Index ........................................................................................... 31Additional Information ................................................................ 36Registration Form ........................................................................ 36

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CHALK PAINT A HOME DECOR SIGNLearn the process of painting a decora-tive sign for your home. Each student will choose between several options to com-plete a 2 ft x 10” sign in the class. More than walking out with a completed sign, you will learn the skills to make any sign without expensive equipment, stencils or vinyl. Wear paint clothes and bring a small drop cloth. All materials, paints and tools will be provided. Instructor: Miki EarlPATHS, Room 2091 Session Fees: Course $32/42; Lab $25

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3368 M 5:30-8:30 PM 5/15

CHALK PAINTING KITCHEN CABINETS/FURNITUREBeen dreaming of a new kitchen? Is there furniture in your home that needs a fresh look? Each student will learn the simple 4 step system of chalk painting kitchen cabinets or furniture in this single eve-ning course. You will learn how to create any look your desire…vintage, cottage, antiqued, modern…. in any painted color you desire at a fraction of the cost of new cabinets or new furniture. Wood, MDF, Laminate can all be painted. No experi-ence required! Wear paint clothes and bring a small drop cloth. All materials, paint and tools will be provided. Instructor: Miki EarlPATHS, Room 2091 Session Fees: Course $42/52; Lab $20


3330 W 5:30-8:30 PM 4/12

DIGITAL CAMERAS: INTRODUCTION�is introductory course provides stu-dents with the necessary skills to start taking high quality photographs. �e course covers many camera features and settings, focusing on both “point-and-shoot” and D-SLR cameras. Students should expect class discussions about camera topics including shadows, ISO, shutter speed, white balance, aperture priority, resolution, f-stop, and more. To ensure students can apply knowledge for real-world circumstances, the course covers the organization and printing of photos.Instructor: Peter WannemacherPAE-Cathedral3 Sessions Fees: Course $41/51; Lab $5


0849.1 � 5:30-7:30 PM 5/4-5/18

DRAWING 2�is class is designed for students who wish to expand upon the basic principles of drawing. We will focus on implement-ing �ner details and textural e�ects, while building on tonal gradations and composi-tion of still life and landscape subjects. Mindfulness exercises will help to develop your own unique style of drawing in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. Materials list will be sent to all registered students. Instructor: Christopher ReedPATHS, Room 3706 Sessions Course fee $62/72


3372 W 6:00-8:00 PM 4/26-5/31

GUITAR: BASICDesigned for students with no prior guitar experience, this course covers the basic fundamentals of learning the instrument. Course topics include common chords, tuning, and how to keep a steady strum pattern. Requirements: A guitar and elec-tronic tuner.Instructor: Mike Du�yPATHS, Room 1407 Sessions Course fee $57/67


1071.1 S 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 4/29-6/17

GUITAR: CONTINUINGBuilding o� of Guitar: Basic, this course helps students to progress along their guitar-playing path. Students will review and practice what they have previously learned, using that information to learn additional chords and songs. Prerequisite: Completion of Guitar: Basic or instructor permission. Requirement: A guitar and electronic tuner.Instructor: Mike Du�yPATHS, Room 1407 Sessions Course fee $57/67


1072.1 S 12:15-1:15 PM 4/29-6/17

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INTUITIVE WRITINGRather than focus on writing as an end product, this course is about the enjoy-ment of writing as a process. Students will be encouraged to trust their own unique intuitive approach, writing from a weekly prompt and receiving supportive feed-back. All genres - �ction, autobiography, poetry, plays, as well as unnamed forms - are welcome. Open to writers of any level of experience.Instructor: Chrystal WingReiche, Room Book Nook8 Sessions Course fee $67/77


3233 � 6:00-8:00 PM 4/27-6/15

LANDSCAPE PAINTING 2�is course is designed for those looking to further their skills in acrylic landscape painting. �e principles of color theory and composition will continue to be emphasized in greater depth. �rough demonstrations and landscape photo-graphs, students will gain a stronger grasp of blending colors, building texture, glaz-ing techniques, shadows, and highlights. Mindfulness exercises will help to develop your own unique style of painting in a re-laxed and enjoyable setting. Materials list will be sent to all registered students.Instructor: Christopher ReedPATHS, Room 3706 Sessions Course fee $62/72


3371 M 6:00-8:00 PM 4/24-6/5

PHOTOGRAPHY FOR BEGINNERS�is introductory course teaches students how to take great photographs with an adjustable 35mm or digital camera. (Note: “Point-and-shoot” cameras not covered.) Course begins with the basics, cover-ing such topics as composition, shutter speeds, F-stops, depth of �eld, lenses, and more. Requirements: Camera and instruc-tion book.Instructor: Brian PetersonDeering H. S., Room 2066 Sessions Course fee $62/72


1069 � 7:00-9:00 PM 4/27-6/1

QUILTING: CONFIDENT BEGINNERSStudents will learn a quilting technique that is used in many quilt patterns. You will be creating blocks to be used in a small quilt top. Fabrics, color selection, value choices, and print scale will be discussed in the introductory class. Students will need a sewing machine in good working order. �e �rst class is a one hour introduction, 6:00-7:00Instructor: Karen EggertPATHS, Room 1415 Sessions Course fee $67/77


1347 W 6:00-8:30 PM 5/3-5/31

UKULELE REVIEW AND SOMETHING NEWDid you take our beginner’s Ukulele course only to have life intervene causing you to set your ukulele aside? Students will be able to get back into learning the ukulele and renew their energy for the instrument. Students will review ukulele basics. Once the basics are mastered students will be introduced to techniques that will enhance playing and get your toes tapping. Instructor: Duncan PerryReiche, Room Music Room2 Sessions Course fee $27/37


3305 � 6:00-7:30 PM 5/4-5/11

WRITING BEYOND REALITYIn this course, students will write from their imaginations, creating stories that are outside the accepted borders of reality. �is could include magical realism, fantasy, science �ction, or other original forms. Each week, students will write from a prompt and receive supportive feedback from the class. �is course is open to writ-ers of any level of experience.Instructor: Chrystal WingReiche, Room book nook8 Sessions Course fee $67/77


3364 Tu 6:00-8:00 PM 4/25-6/13

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ARGENTINE TANGO FOR BEGINNERSArgentine Tango is an improvised dance, a conversation without words with someone you may not know. �is class covers basic concepts to get beginners dancing: connection, musicality, turns, pivots, the cruzada, leading and following, footwork, codes. It also introduces three styles of Tango: tango, vals, and milonga. Please bring shoes with soles that slide. No part-ner needed.Instructors: Emma Holder, Laura BalladurLincoln Middle School, Cafeteria4 Sessions Course fee $60 single/$110 partnership


1796.2 M 6:45-8:15 PM 5/1-5/22

BALLROOM DANCING FOR COUPLES �is class introduces couples to basic ball-room dance skills that will help them en-joy a night out, or prepare them for special events such as weddings, anniversaries, or social gatherings. �e class also helps boost a student’s con�dence by teaching them to look great while dancing to styles such as waltz, foxtrot, cha-cha, rumba, and merengue. Requirement: A dancing partner. Class payment is per person.Instructor: Patty MedinaOcean Ave School, Gym4 Sessions Course fee $42/52


3265.1 W 6:30-7:30 PM 4/26-5/17

FITNESS FUSION: CORE, STRENGTH AND FUNCTIONDesigned to �t into a busy schedule, this class helps students to achieve a better body. Divided into multiple segments (cardio, core strengthening, functional exercise and more), this class focuses on helping students take control of their physical progress. Students can drop in or start the class anytime throughout the session, but no discounts applicable. Please bring a mat or towel.Instructor: Laura Lee SawyerPATHS, Room 31015 Sessions Course fee $4


1457.1 M/W 5:30-6:30 PM 4/24-6/14

GLOBAL DANCE PARTY �is dance �tness course includes the music of salsa, swing, merengue, Argentine tango, Africa, the Middle East, and more. Students will bust stress, boost energy and burn calories while using traditional and unique moves to fabulous music. Impro-visation is encouraged. �is course also in-cludes 15 minutes of core work to support your back, your dance, and your life. Bring a mat, sneakers and a water bottle. Drop in/register at any class. Class card can be used for all Emma’s M/T/W classes.Instructor: Emma HolderLincoln Middle School, Cafeteria5 Sessions Course fee $5/class ($40 for 10 class card)


1793.1 M 5:30-6:30 PM 4/24-5/22

HATHA YOGA As a system of physical and mental self-awareness, hatha yoga helps students to reduce stress and increase �exibility in a noncompetitive way. Students will learn basic yoga stretches that help to correct body alignment, improve posture, increase awareness of breathing patterns, and help to integrate the mind with the body. Students will also be introduced to medita-tion. �e course is designed for all levels, and especially friendly for beginners. Great for toning the body and relaxing. Require-ments: A towel, thick blanket or mat, and loose, comfortable clothing.Instructor: Joan GradyPATHS, Room 3108 Sessions Course fee $71/81


0936.1 � 6:00-8:00 PM 4/27-6/15

EVIDENCE-BASED TAI CHI AND QIGONG: INTRODUCTION �is program is the product of Dr. Yang Yang’s extensive training of the Chen style and his research studying the mecha-nisms and bene�ts of Tai Chi and Qigong practice. �e program focus is “the most important aspects of traditional training that will yield the greatest measured ben-e�t in the shortest amount of time” and consists of essential static and dynamic qigong exercises and seven forms that are challenging yet adaptable to suit all levels. Instructor: Jason AmesMaine Center for Taijiquan & Qigong10 Sessions Course fee $120/130


3220 � 9:00-10:00 AM 4/27-6/29


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LATIN DANCE BASICS (CUBAN, SALSA AND KIZOMBA) �is class will introduce the basics and fundamentals of Latin dances: Cuban Salsa and Kizomba. Participants will learn the basic footwork and some simple moves that will get you on the dance �oor. No dance partner needed. Flat or small heeled shoes are recommended.Instructor: Anna GolendukhinaLincoln Middle School, Cafeteria8 Sessions Course fee $50/60


3355 � 6:00-7:00 PM 4/27-6/1

LET YOUR YOGA DANCE�is wonderful practice is for EVERY body. Participants will expand their joy by mov-ing through their chakra system to music. Students do not have to be professional in dance or yoga, just bring a positive attitude. Students will broaden their overview of the chakra sytem and enhance their sense of community by connecting with others through this heart-opening practice. Instructor: Pam EricksonPATHS, Room 3107 Sessions Course fee $40/42


3375 W 6:45-8:00 PM 5/3-6/14

SEA KAYAKING THE MAINE COAST: INTRODUCTION �is course is for anyone who wants to try out sea kayaking and gain the skills and knowledge needed to paddle the Maine coast. Participants will learn the essen-tial techniques of the sport and become familiar with the necessary gear and safety considerations. After getting comfortable in the boat along the shores of Portland harbor during the �rst day, you’ll begin the second day with a paddle to an island, working on improving boat control along the way. Your instructor will customize the lesson to work with each students’ goals, experience level and interests. Students will be contacted if weather conditions require cancellation or rescheduling. Kayak and paddles will be provided.Instructor: Zack AnchorsEast End Beach2 Sessions Course fee $97/107


3288 Sa/Su 10:00 AM-1:00 PM 6/3-6/4

SPRING FORCE, INTERVAL TRAINING �is interval training class o�ers three essential �tness components: cardio, strength training, and stretching to release tension. Participants will engage in interval training, essential for calorie burning and weight loss. Students will engage in multiple actions for short bursts. Students must register and pay the instructor at the �rst class, but anyone can drop in or start the class anytime throughout the session. No discounts applicable. Requirement: A mat or towel.Instructor: Jessica LockhartOcean Ave School, gymCourse fee $4/class ($35 for 10 class card)


3041 Tu/� 5:45-6:45 PM 4/25-6/15

STAND-UP PADDLEBOARDING: INTRODUCTION�is course will teach students the basics of stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) while o�ering a chance to paddle on the waters of Casco Bay. Students will learn the basic paddling strokes, board balance, safety considerations and much more. �e les-son will be taught by a Registered Maine Guide. Boards and paddle will be provided.Instructor: Zack AnchorsEast End Beach2 Sessions Course fee $44/54


3289 S 8:30-10:30 AM 6/3

Save the Date! Portland Adult Education Graduation will be on �ursday, June 15th at 6:00 PM at Merrill Auditorium.

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STAND-UP PADDLE BOARD (SUP) YOGA SUP yoga provides a way to combine the sport of stand-up paddleboarding with the practice of yoga. Doing yoga on a board can be challenging, but it’s not as di�cult as you might expect and it’s super fun and exciting. �is course, which is open to people of all skill levels, starts with at least a half hour of yoga practice and ends with a brief paddle back to the beach just before sunset. SUPs provided. Sessions may be rescheduled due to weather conditions.Instructor: Ashley FlowersEast End Beach5 Sessions Course fee $92/102


3290 Tu 6:30-8:00 PM 7/11-8/8

STRENGTH TRAINING : INCREASE YOUR PERSONAL POWER!Using body weight and resistance tub-ing (provided) this class will target your cardiovascular system, musculature, �exibility, balance and core strength. It’s a complete and e�ective workout for all levels. No coordination needed! Bring sneakers, mat and a water bottle. Drop in/register at any class. Class card can be used for all Emma’s M/T/W classes Instructor: Emma HolderLincoln Middle School, CafeteriaCourse fee $5/class ($40 for 10 class card)


1620 Tu 5:30-6:30 PM 4/25-5/23

YOGA FOR BIGGER BODIES�is class utilizes a safe, fun, body-positive environment to welcome students of all shapes, sizes, and ability levels to yoga. Although students do not have to be a speci�c size to attend, this class pays special attention to o�ering accommodations and modi�ca-tions for individuals with larger bodies. Yoga poses are taught in a manner that respects and celebrates di�erences and encourages building strength, balance, �exibility, and self-acceptance. Instructor: Katie ArnoldPATHS, Room 3106 Sessions Course fee $37/47


3248 Tu 6:00-7:30 PM 5/2-6/6

WEIGHTS, PILATES, AND CARDIO �is class will use upper body exercises using hand weights. It will also strengthen participants’ core with Pilates exercises on the mat. �is class is a great way to keep strong and active during the summer. Instructor: Jessica LockhartPAE-RivertonCourse fee $4/class ($35 for 10 class card)


3359 Tu/� 5:45-6:45 PM 6/20-8/17

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AGING PARENTS: WHAT HELP IS OUT THEREIn this course students will learn how to �nd help and support for them and their family as a loved one loses their ability to live independently. �e three sessions will teach the participants where to �nd resources to aid with care managers, agen-cies, court options, and how to navigate being a power of attorney. Instructor: Teri McRaePATHS, Room 1253 Sessions Course fee $29/32


3374 W 7:00-9:00 PM 5/3-5/17

BLACKSMITHING: MIXED LEVELS �is mixed level course provides beginners with the basics of traditional blacksmith-ing, while also helping experienced students advance their skills. �e course focuses on forge welding and manipula-tion of iron. Tools and practice materi-als provided. Requirements: Wear work clothes, protective shoes, goggles, and gloves.Instructor: Bill PresbyPATHS, Room 65512 Sessions Fees: Course $147/157; Lab $35


0734.2 M/W 5:30-8:30 PM 4/24-6/5

FLY FISHING: INTRODUCTION During this class students will learn how to select and assemble a �y �shing out�t. Students will also learn how to choose and �sh di�erent types of �ies and where to �sh locally. You will also have an opportu-nity to lean the basics of �y casting and get a chance to practice with feedback. Bring your own rod and reel or use equipment supplied by instructor. Students will receive a list of online resources. Instructor: Patrick O’SheaOcean Ave School, Room TBA2 Sessions Course fee $45/55


3373 Tu 6:00-7:30 PM 5/9-5/16

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 1�is course is for individuals interested in learning American Sign Language (ASL). In addition to an introductory discussion about the deaf culture, the course will cover basic principles in the use of sign vocabulary and facial grammar in conver-sational ASL. Instructor: Kandyleigh ProvencherDeering H. S., Room 2177 Sessions Course fee $55/65


1776.1 M 6:00-7:30 PM 4/24-6/12

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 2�is course is for individuals interested in continuing to learn American Sign Language (ASL). Having taken ASL 1 is a prerequisite.Instructor: Kandyleigh ProvencherDeering H. S., Room 2177 Sessions Course fee $55/65


0902 M 7:35-9:05 PM 4/24-6/12

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ARABICStudents will learn the basic concepts and writing system of the Arabic language, while also focusing on how to use modern Arabic in everyday life. Course topics include greetings, introductions, asking for and giving personal information, and basic vocabulary. �e fundamentals of pronunciation will also be introduced.Instructor: Ahmed JasimDeering H. S., Room 2068 Sessions Course fee $82/92


3232 W 6:00-8:00 PM 4/26-6/14

ARABIC 2Students will learn how to introduce themselves and engage in simple con-versation on a range of everyday topics. �ey will also be able to identify spoken words by parts of speech and distinguish between nominal and verbal sentence structures. Students will learn to read and write the complete Arabic alphabet. Proper pronunciation and the develop-ment of conversational pro�ciency are strongly emphasized as a foundation for further learning.Instructor: Ahmed JasimDeering H. S., Room 2068 Sessions Course fee $82/92


3306 Tu 6:00-8:00 PM 4/25-6/13

FRENCH 1Open to all students, this introductory French language course provides students with an opportunity to develop their French conversation and comprehension skills. Requirements: Purchase Mais Oui!, by �ompson and Phillips, ISBN: 978-0-547-05220-5, and the three CDs.Instructor: Alain NkuluDeering H. S., Room 2027 Sessions Course fee $70/80


0908 M 6:00-8:00 PM 4/24-6/12

FRENCH 1.5�is continuing French language class is open to students with one year of high school French or students who have com-pleted French 1 with PAE. Requirements: Purchase Mais Oui!, by �ompson and Phillips, ISBN: 978-0-547-05220-5, and the three CDs.Instructor: Alain NkuluDeering H. S., Room 2028 Sessions Course fee $62/72


1924 W 6:00-7:30 PM 4/26-6/14

FRENCH 2�is course continues a student’s French language education, focusing on gram-mar. Prerequisite: Completion of French 1.5. Requirements: Purchase Mais Oui!, by �ompson and Phillips, ISBN: 978-0-547-05220-5, and the three CDs.Instructor: Alain NkuluDeering H. S., Room 2028 Sessions Course fee $62/72


1413 W 7:35-9:05 PM 4/26-6/14

ITALIAN 1: BEGINNING Ciao! Interested in learning what scholars call “the most romantic language”? Explore conversational approaches to the basics of Italian. Learn about the country and the culture at the same time! �is class is for people who have had no previous experi-ence with Italian. Please buy a copy of Ital-ian Made Simple, ISBN: 0-7679-1539-9.Instructor: Giovina DP FerranteDeering H. S., Room 2208 Sessions Course fee $80/90


0910.2 W 6:00-8:00 PM 4/26-6/14

ITALIAN 2: CONTINUING �is class is a continuation of the Italian 1 class. Increase your vocabulary and learn to speak more �uidly while broadening your awareness of the language, art, and culture of Italy. Recommended prerequi-site: at least one semester of Italian. Instructor: Giovina DP FerranteDeering H. S., Room 2208 Sessions Course fee $80/90


0911.2 Tu 6:00-8:00 PM 4/25-6/13

ITALIAN: CONVERSATIONAL Come to this class and really test your abil-ity to speak Italian. You must have taken Italian classes prior to enrolling in this class. Engulf yourself in the Italian culture with a motivated group.Instructor: Giovina DP FerranteDeering H. S., Room 2207 Sessions Course fee $70/80


1525.1 M 6:00-8:00 PM 4/24-6/12


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RUSSIAN 1: BEGINNINGRussian isn’t as hard as you think it is! Students will explore the unique charac-ters and sounds of the Russian alphabet, understand basic grammar, and learn essential vocabulary and phrases for beginning Russian or travel. Instructor: Anna GolendukhinaDeering H. S., Room 2278 Sessions Course fee $62/72


0915 Tu 6:00-7:30 PM 4/25-6/13

RUSSIAN 2: BEGINNINGStudents will continue their development in the Russian language by working on pronunciation, conversational abilities, and vocabulary skills. �is course is appropriate for those who have taken a previous Russian language course. Instructor: Anna GolendukhinaDeering H. S., Room 2278 Sessions Course fee $62/72


0916 W 6:00-7:30 PM 4/26-6/14

SPANISH 1: BEGINNINGAs an introduction to the Spanish lan-guage, this course emphasizes pronun-ciation and basic conversational skills. Students will explore the language and culture, while also engaging in basic Span-ish discussions. Requirement: Purchase Practical Spanish Grammar, A Self-Teaching Guide by Marcial Prado, ISBN: 0-471-13446-5.Instructor: Daissy FossDeering H. S., Room 2168 Sessions Course fee $47/57


0906.1 Tu 6:25-7:30 PM 4/25-6/13

SPANISH 2: CONTINUINGStudents will continue their Spanish language development by working on pronunciation, conversational abilities, and vocabulary skills. �is course is also appropriate for students who have had a semester of Spanish but need to refresh their skills. Requirement: Purchase Practi-cal Spanish Grammar, A Self-Teaching Guide by Marcial Prado, ISBN: 0-471-13446-5.Instructor: Daissy FossDeering H. S., Room 2168 Sessions Course fee $62/72


1521 Tu 7:30-9:00 PM 4/25-6/13

SPANISH 3: INTERMEDIATE�is class helps students continue with their Spanish language development, focusing on basic conversational skills, vocabulary, and grammar. Requirement: Purchase Practical Spanish Grammar, A Self-Teaching Guide, by Marcial Prado, ISBN: 0-471-13446-5.Instructor: Daissy FossDeering H. S., Room 2168 Sessions Course fee $47/57


1522 W 6:25-7:30 PM 4/26-6/14

SPANISH 4: CONTINUING INTERMEDIATEBuilding o� of Spanish 3, this class helps students to increase their Spanish gram-mar and advanced conversational skills. Emphasis is placed upon increasing �uency and pronunciation. Requirement: Purchase Practical Spanish Grammar, A Self-Teaching Guide, by Marcial Prado, ISBN: 0-471-13446-5.Instructor: Daissy FossDeering H. S., Room 2168 Sessions Course fee $62/72


1523 W 7:30-9:00 PM 4/26-6/14


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PERSONAL FINANCE

DIVERSIFIED INCOME SOURCES�is workshop is designed to help retirees and pending retirees learn about strate-gies for diversifying income sources in retirement. In retirement, it can be daunting to see your account experience volatility or manage day-to-day with �uctuating income, but we also need to keep up with the cost of living. Students will look at distribution strategies and realistic withdrawal rates to sustain a long retirement. Instructor: James NylundDeering H. S., Room 2271 Session Course fee $10


3310 Tu 6:00-8:00 PM 5/2

HOW MONEY WORKS Learn how to avoid the 8 most common mistakes where most people are losing $300-$800 per month. Simple solutions on how to eliminate debt, reduce insur-ance costs, lower taxes, invest wisely. Students will receive a free �nancial book on personal �nances.Instructor: Judy SimoneauDeering H. S., Room 2121 Session Course fee $10


3072 Tu 6:00-7:30 PM 5/30

MUTUAL FUNDS AND ETF’S: PROS AND CONS�is course will cover the basics of invest-ing in mutual funds. Students will learn how they work, the costs, the pros and cons, how to evaluate performance, and how to invest in mutual funds. Students will also learn how di�erent mutual funds can be used to create an appropriate asset allocation. Students will learn to compare mutual funds, index funds, target-date funds, and exchange-traded funds (ETF’s). Instructor: James NylundDeering H. S., Room 2071 Session Course fee $10


3263 M 6:00-8:00 PM 4/24

PLAN FOR RETIREMENT�is class helps students create a retire-ment plan capable of outlasting market and economy change. Students will learn ways to generate dependable income that could last throughout retirement. By the end, students will know how to turn a retire-ment dream into a reality.Instructor: Jane RicePATHS, Room 2101 Session Course fee $10


3254 Tu 6:00-7:30 PM 4/2

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RETIREMENT: MAKING YOUR MONEY LAST�is class is designed for people who are thinking about retiring or have retired recently. Students will learn ideas to help build a reasonable and sustainable strat-egy for managing income and expenses during retirement, utilizing the frame-work of Plan for the Expected, Prepare for the Unexpected and Position the Portfolio for Both.Instructor: Seth CheikinDeering H. S., Room 2271 Session Course fee $10


3308 W 6:30-8:30 PM 5/17

STANDING GUARD: PROTECT WHAT YOU’VE WORKED FORWhether you are approaching retire-ment or recently retired, Standing Guard: Protect What You’ve Worked For shares strategies designed to help you guard your most valuable assets and protect your pre- and post-retirement income.Instructor: Seth CheikinDeering H. S., Room 2271 Session Course fee $10


3341 W 6:30-8:30 PM 5/24

STRONG WOMEN, POWERFUL FINANCIAL STRATEGIESDuring this class, students learn how to gain control over their �nancial situations, so as to protect the people and things they love the most. Students learn to make informed �nancial decisions.Instructor: Jane RicePATHS, Room 2101 Session Course fee $10


1641 Tu 6:00-7:30 PM 4/25

TAX FREE INVESTINGTax-free Investing: It’s Not What You Make, It’s What You Keep is an educa-tional program designed to inform indi-viduals of the bene�ts and considerations of choosing investments that o�er tax advantages.Instructor: Seth CheikinDeering H. S., Room 3221 Session Course fee $10


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di�cult was explained

clearly.”

- PAE Student DID YOU KNOW?CNA’s are in great demand with job security & ample

bene�ts.

WELLNESS

PAST LIFE REGRESSIONJoin us in experiencing the possibility of having a past life. If you are curious about the possibility and being able to connect with one, let hypnosis open the door. Instructor: Hugh SadlierPATHS, Room 1111 Session Course fee $21/26


3294 M 6:00-8:00 PM 5/8

SUMMER HERB WALKCome join herbalist and �ower essence practitioners Mischa Schuler and Debra Bluth for an evening medicinal plant walk on the Eastern Prom. We’ll meet botani-cal allies and talk about how to identify, engage, and bene�t from their presence in our lives. We’ll share personal stories, folklore, and science, and you’ll leave with a sense of new green friends, hopefully inspired to learn more about the possibili-ties of plant medicine. We’ll meet at the monument at the intersection of Congress Street and Eastern Prom.Instructor: Mischa SchulerEastern Prom1 Session Course fee $21/26


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PREPARES INDIVIDUALS FOR A MORE FULFILLING

CAREER

PROMOTES LIFELONG LEARNING FOR ADULTS

HELPS STUDENTS INCREASE THEIR ENGLISH

LANGUAGE FLUENCY

ASSISTS STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE A HIGH SCHOOL

CREDENTIAL AND PREPARE FOR COLLEGE


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NEW STUDENTTESTING FOR LANGUAGEARTS OR MATH

If you would like to sign up for any of our Academic courses (Language Arts, Math, Science, or History/Social Studies), you will need either a teacher recommendation OR an interview and placement test with a teacher.

Call 874-8155 to make an appointment for new student testing. NOTE: �e appointment will take about 2 hours.

• Please be prepared to register and pay for your course

immediately following the appointment.

• If you have ACCUPLACER scores, please bring them to

the appointment with you.

We want to place you in the right course...Call now for an appointment to �nd out your level!


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If you are an adult with a high school credential who wants to succeed in college, we can help you to achieve that goal. With the support of an advisor, you will develop a plan to improve your academic skills and prepare for community college or university.

�e College Transitions Program Includes:

• Skills assessment and testing

• Academic, �nancial aid, and career advising

• Classes to improve essential academic skills

To be eligible for the program, you must have a high school diploma or high school equivalency. You must also qualify to enroll in either Algebra or College Writing Workshop.

Schedule an appointment with the College Transitions advisor by calling 874-8155.

COLLEGETRANSITIONSPROGRAM


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DO YOU WANT TO...• Earn your High School Diploma or pass the new

HiSET Test?• Improve your reading and writing skills for

college or a job?• Practice reading and writing skills in English?

Language Arts classes can help you to improve your reading and writing skills so you can reach these goals! �ese classes are open to native English speakers as well as students who have completed our ESOL levels.

DIPLOMA & COLLEGE PREPARATION

Pre Hi-SET Course

Pre Hi-SET Course

READING/WRITING 100: ARGUMENT TEXTStudents will read and write argument texts, working to improve their vocabu-lary, reading comprehension, summariz-ing, speaking, and writing with clear, correct sentences and paragraphs.Instructors: Alison Perkins, PAE Sta�PAE-CathedralCourse FREE; Book TBA


0210.1 Tu/� 9:00-11:30 AM 4/11-6/29

0210.2 M/W 6:00-8:30 PM 4/10-6/28

0210.3 M/W 11:45 AM-2:15 PM 4/10-6/28

READING/WRITING 200: ARGUMENT TEXTStudents will study argument texts (through reading, writing, and speaking), learning how to write persuasive essays and how to analyze and respond to books and articles. �is is a good pre-HiSet course. Requirement: Basic computer skills.Instructors: Leslie Hunt, PAE Sta�PAE-CathedralCourse fee $20/30


0220 Tu/� 9:00-11:30 AM 4/11-6/29

0220.2 M/W 6:00-8:30 PM 4/10-6/28

GRAMMAR INTENSIVE�is course is for non-native English speak-ers at the Language Arts level who need ad-vanced grammar instruction in order to im-prove their writing. �rough weekly writing assignments, students learn passive voice verbs, gerunds and in�nitives, articles, and correct ways to join sentences. Prerequisite: Reading/Writing 100 or higher.Instructor: Bridget BalandaPAE-CathedralCourse fee $20/30


0170 M/W 2:30-5:00 PM 4/10-6/28

COLLEGE WRITING WORKSHOP�is top-level English course helps students to create focused, well-developed essays so that they will be ready for college. Prerequi-site: Basic computer skills, Reading/Writing 200, and a teacher recommendation.Instructors: Ashley Storrow, Leslie HuntPAE-CathedralFees: Course $30/40; Book $10


0230.1 Tu/� 9:00-11:30 AM 4/11-6/29

0230.2 M/W 6:00-8:30 PM 4/10-6/28

0230.3 M/W 6:00-8:30 PM 4/10-6/28


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ACCUPLACER PREPARATION (READING AND GRAMMAR) �is class will help you to improve your performance on the Sentence Skills and Reading Comprehension sections of the ACCUPLACER test, which is required by SMCC. We will learn reading strategies and grammar related to advanced sen-tence structure. Prerequisite: Reading/Writing 200 level and computer skills.Instructor: Heather Moore WoodPAE-CathedralFees: Course $30/40; Book $10


0235 Tu/� 11:45 AM-2:00 PM 4/10-6/28

PUBLIC SPEAKING�is course is designed to help non-native English speakers to improve their oral presentation skills. Students will partici-pate in listening and speaking activities to promote oral vocabulary, �uency, clear pronunciation, and listening comprehen-sion. Prerequisite: ESOL 5 or higher.Instructor: Elizabeth McMahonPAE-CathedralCourse FREE


5555 Tu/� 2:30-5:00 PM 4/11-6/29

SOCIAL STUDIES: CURRENT EVENTSStudents will read, sum-marize, and analyze news articles. �is is a “hybrid” course; some of the work will be done in class, and some will be completed online, outside of class hours. Students will choose a half-credit or full credit option toward a High School Diplo-ma, depending on how much work they do outside of class. Prerequisite: ESOL Level 5 or R/W 100 or higher, computer skills, and computer and Internet access.Instructor: Heather Moore WoodPAE-CathedralCourse fee $35/45


0415 M/W 9:00-11:30 AM 4/11-6/29

Pre Hi-SET Course

U.S. HISTORYStudents will learn in depth about a few signi�cant times in the history of the United States, including the writing of the Constitution and the Civil War. Students will also study map skills and government while practicing the reading and writing skills needed to earn an adult high school diploma. Prerequisite: Read-ing/Writing 100 or higher.Instructor: David MillardPAE-CathedralCourse fee $35/45


87914 Tu/� 6:00-8:30 PM 4/11-6/29

GENERAL SCIENCEWhat are atoms? What causes earthquakes? How does DNA work? General Science will provide an overview of the main principles of science. We will read, conduct experiments, and create proj-ects. �is course is a good preparation for the HiSET Science test or for biology or chemistry courses. Prerequisite: Reading/Writing 100 or higher.Instructor: Adrian AyottePAE-CathedralCourse fee $20/30


12898 M/W 6:00-8:30 PM 4/10-6/28

CHEMISTRY�is is a college preparatory course cover-ing the concepts of modern chemistry, in-cluding atomic structure, bonding, chemi-cal reactions, and chemical relationships. A lab is included. Prior algebra knowledge is required. Requirement: A copy of Holt, Rinehart & Winston’s Modern Chemistry, 1999. ISBN: 0-03-051122-4.Instructor: Julie ConroyDeering H. S., Room 308Course fee $45/50


657922 M/W 6:00-8:30 PM 4/10-6/28

Pre Hi-SET Course

Pre Hi-SET Course

“Teacher was adept

and able to teach

student at all levels.”

- PAE Student


“Teacher was adept

and able to teach

student at all levels.” “ My instructor was able to answer any question.”

- PAE Student

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ARE YOU CONSIDERINGA MATH CLASS?

“�is school helps give me con�dence about my academic math.”

- PAE Student

OUR MATH CLASSES WILL HELP YOU...

• Achieve your High School Diploma• Prepare for the HiSET• Improve your math skills for college• Prepare for the ACCUPLACER• Help your kids do their homework

New students need to come in for an interview and new student testing so we can determine the right level of math class for you. See page 13. No mail-in registrations are accepted for math classes.

SEQUENCE OF CLASSES

1) Math Basics2) Math Essentials3) Math Concepts4) Algebra A5) Algebra B


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HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY

TESTING

Earn your Maine High School Equivalency Diploma at Portland

Adult Education. You may be eligible to take the HiSET® exam

if you are at least 18-years old and did not earn a high school

credential.

Equivalency testing is done by appointment at PAE-Cathedral.

Call today! 874-8155

MATH BASICSMath Basics will help students become comfortable solving problems with whole numbers, and strengthen a student’s number sense.Instructor: Maryann KurdylaPAE-CathedralCourse FREE; Book $20


0320.1 Tu/� 6:00-8:30 PM 4/11-6/29

MATH ESSENTIALS: FRACTIONS�is course will help students understand common fractions, decimals and percents so they can actually use them within their day-to-day life. Fraction equivalencies as well as math operations with fractions will be covered.Instructor: David MillardPAE-CathedralCourse FREE; Book $20


0325 M/W 11:45 AM-2:15 PM 4/10-6/28

MATH ESSENTIALS: DECIMALS�is course will help students understand decimal num-bers and how they relate to fractions and percents. Math operations with decimals will be covered.Instructor: Maryann KurdylaPAE-CathedralCourse FREE; Book $20


0335.1 Tu/� 11:45 AM-2:15 PM 4/11-6/29

MATH CONCEPTS: GEOMETRY AND RATIOS �is course explores shapes, angles, perimeter, area and volume. Students will develop ratio and proportional thinking in addition to reinforcing fraction and percent skills.Instructors: David Millard, David ShermanPAE-Cathedral Fees: Course $20/30; Book $30


0330.1 Tu/� 11:45 AM-2:15 PM 4/11-6/29

0330.2 M/W 9:00-11:15 AM 4/10-6/28

0330.3 Tu/� 6:00-8:30 PM 4/11-6/29

ALGEBRA AAlgebra A introduces students to integer operations, solving equations, and graph-ing. ESOL Students must be in Level 5 and have a teacher recommendation.Instructor: Jill GorneauPAE-CathedralFees: Course $40/50; Book $85


0345 M/W 11:45 AM-2:15 PM 4/10-6/28

ALGEBRA B�is course covers topics such as systems of equations, polynomials, exponential functions and quadratic equations. �e textbook is the same book used in Algebra A. ESOL Students must be in Level 5 and have a teacher recommendation.Instructor: Alain NkuluPAE-CathedralFees: Course $40/50; Book $85


0340.1 Tu/� 6:00-8:30 PM 4/11-6/29

Pre Hi-SET Course

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ESOLENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGESSix levels of English classes are o�ered. Beginning levels focus on basic communi-cation, life skills and literacy. Intermediate levels continue to focus on reading, writ-ing, work and life skills. Advanced levels focus on reading, writing and grammar in academic context to prepare students for employment and continuing education.

Students must take a placement test to ensure proper placement in the classes. Appointments are o�ered throughout the school year. Call 874-8155 to make an intake appointment.

ESOL Beginning LiteracyESOL 1 Low Beginning ESOL 2 High Beginning ESOL 3 Low IntermediateESOL 4 High Intermediate ESOL 5 Advanced

Instructors: Bridget Balanda, Mary Bloom, Moey Burchenal, Deborah Breiting, Gail L Burnett, Christina Correnti, Conni Daigle, Rachel Evenson, Nancy Fox, Eleanor Gold-berg, Marta Greenlaw, Diane Haley, Kath-leen Hiscock, Shoshana Hoose, Bridget Kahn, Mora Katz, Ellen Knox, Vincent Liu, Chris Lomaka, Elizabeth McMahon, Christina Mitchell, Ellen Mugar, Catharine Murray, Linda Roberts, Trace Salter, Arline Saturdayborn, Kristin Schardt, Debra Smith, Sara Staples, Amy �ompson, Liana Wolk, Joyce Walworth, Meg Warren, Mar-tha Winn, Rochelle Yanike Hale, Clement Yombe

Class times:9:00 AM-11:15 AM11:45 AM-2:00 PM2:45 PM-5:00 PM6:00 PM-8:30 PM

“My teacher had a

very calm and helpful

demeanor.”

-PAE Student

CITIZENSHIP, BEGINNING LEVEL�is course will prepare students to take the U.S. citizenship exam. Topics include U.S. history and government, and reading and writing vocabulary needed to pass the exam. �e class is designed for students ESOL 3 and below and who have been in this country for 4 years or longer.Instructor: Mary BloomPAE-CathedralCourse FREE; Book $20


0117 M/W 11:45 AM-2:00 PM 4/24-6/28

ELL BASIC COMPUTER Designed for ESOL level 3 students and up, this course teaches keyboarding, basic computer vocabulary, how to use Internet and email, and how to create �les. Instructor: Trace SalterPAE-CathedralCourse FREE


0126.1 Tu/� 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 4/25-6/1

0126.2 Tu/� 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 6/6-7/18

MONEY MANAGEMENTFor students looking to learn about �nan-cial literacy, this class covers the basics of


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developing a budget, creating a savings plan, setting �nancial goals, and repairing poor credit. �e class is designed to help recently arrived immigrants and refugees.Instructor: Clement YombePAE-CathedralCourse FREE


001321 F 9:00-11:15 AM TBD

PRONUNCIATION, BEGINNING In this class, students improve pronuncia-tion and learn how to speak with a clearer American accent. �e speech therapy-trained teacher uses fun exercises to help students learn how to be understood while conversing in English.Instructor: Marta GreenlawPAE-CathedralCourse FREE


0155 Tu/� 2:30-4:30 PM 4/25-6/29

SAVINGS TO BUILD WEALTHFor students looking to learn about saving money, this class covers the reasons that

saving money is so important, including security and safety and trying to plan ahead for major expenses. �e class is de-signed to help recently arrived immigrants and refugees.Instructor: Clement YombePAE-CathedralCourse FREE


001231 F 9:00-11:15 AM TBD

TELL YOUR STORY�is is a multi-level writing class about tell-ing one’s story. �is class is open to native English speakers and ESOL students from ESOL 3 and up. Join us as we write down some of the stories that are important to us, building our writing skills at the same time.Instructor: Nicole d’EntremontPAE-CathedralCourse FREE


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CORPORATETRAINING SERVICES

BENEFIT YOUR BUSINESS WITH...

Are you looking for trainingfor your employees?

Do you see a course you would like o�ered at your business?

Do you need help recruitingnew employees?

WE’RE HERE TO HELP!

• Individual consultation to assess your business needs

• Customized content and delivery

• Cost-e�ective, competitively priced programs

• Flexible scheduling: days/evenings/weekends on-site or at PAE

• Professional and local instructors with business expertise

• Connections to graduates to �ll open positions

• Volunteer opportunities for your employees

Photo by Molly Haley


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We customize courses andworkshops to fit the needs

of your business.

•QUICKBOOKS •WRITING IN THE WORKPLACE•MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE•KEYBOARDING•WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION

•INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS

•MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY•ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS•CNA

POTENTIAL TOPICS

CORPORATE CLIENTS INCLUDEUnited States Postal Service

Maine Medical CenterMEMIC

Goodwill IndustriesSouth Portland Housing Authority

Genesis HealthcareIntermed

“�e Excel training was excellent! �e sta� was thrilled and want more advanced training.”

- South Portland Housing Authority

Call or email us today to schedule anappointment to discuss your business needs!

[email protected] 207-874-8155


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ACCOUNTING 1As an introductory course, Accounting I provides students with skills related to cash records, accounts receivable and pay-able, �ling system for source documents, record information from source docu-ments, and bank statement reconciliation. Instructors: Deb Seigars, Pam HarveyPAE-Cathedral0801.1 - 14 Sessions Fees: Course $136/146; Book $450801.2 - 12 Sessions Fees: Course $116/126; Book $45


0801.1 Tu/� 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 4/25-6/8

0801.2 Tu 5:30-8:15 PM 4/25-7/18

ACCOUNTING 2 Building o� of Accounting 1, this course covers the basics of a double entry ac-counting system. Topics include assets, liabilities, owner’s equity, debits and credits, journal entries, ledger accounts, posting, balancing accounts, preparing a trial balance, and preparing payroll. Prerequisite: Accounting 1.Instructor: Deb SeigarsPAE-Cathedral12 Sessions Fees: Course $116/126; Book $30


0802.1 Tu/� 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 6/13-7/25

ACCOUNTING 3Building from Accounting 2, this course teaches students about the use of special journals, uncollectible accounts receiv-ables, plant assets and depreciation, inventory, notes and interest, accrued revenue and expenses, distribution of dividends, preparing worksheets, �nancial statements, and end of �scal period entries for a corporation. Prerequisite: Accounting 2 and a basic computer course (or familiarity with computers).Instructor: Deb SeigarsPAE-Cathedral14 Sessions Course fee $136/146


0845.1 Tu/� 8:30-11:15 AM 4/25-6/8

APPLE IBASICS: IPHONE, IPAD, IPODLearn all the functions of your Apple iPhone,and iPad. You can enhance your career and your personal life by using the features and apps available from Apple. Learn simple to complex functions, including the sync feature, popular apps, Wi-Fi and 4G, setting up email accounts, Airplay and Apple TV, personal and business uses, calendar, video editing, music, and iCloud. Please bring your own device(s).Instructor: Mostafa RostampourPAE-Cathedral6 Sessions Course fee $85/95


2890 W 5:30-8:15 PM 5/3-6/7

COMPUTER BASICS�is course provides an introduction to basic computer terminology, in addition to the computer operating system and ap-plication of both software and hardware. Using Microsoft O�ce 2013, students will become familiar with Internet and email, sending attachments, using Word to write and edit documents, and the basics of Excel and PowerPoint. Certi�cate students are encouraged to take Keyboarding 1 concurrently (or prior) to this course.Instructor: Corinne DellatorrePAE-Cathedral12 Sessions Course fee $116/126


0850.1 M/W 8:30-11:15 AM 4/24-6/5

0850.2 M/W 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 6/7-7/19

0850.3 W 5:30-8:15 PM 4/26-7/12

0850.4 Tu/� 8:30-11:15 AM 6/6-7/18

0850.5 Tu/� 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 4/25-6/1

COMPUTERS FOR SENIORSDesigned for inexperienced students, this introductory class provides participants with the basics of computers, including email and Internet usage. Course also covers Facebook and Skype, and provides plenty of time for students to practice. No computer experience necessary. By the end, students will be able to upload photos to Facebook or create an album.Instructor: Deb SeigarsPAE-Cathedral8 Sessions Course fee $61/71


2871.1 Tu/� 2:15-4:15 PM 5/2-5/25


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“Never thought accounting to be fun! ”

- PAE Student

ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS�is hands-on course covers the core com-petencies of organizational and technical support for medical computer software records, the type used in a healthcare facil-ity. Course topics include medical record content and format, techniques for �ling, maintenance and acquisition of health information, and processes of collect-ing, computing, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting data related to healthcare services, all of which is done with EHR computer software. Prerequisites: Basic computer skills and knowledge of medical terminology.Instructor: Catherine EliotPAE-Cathedral12 Sessions Fees: Course $116/126; Book $90


2870.1 Tu/� 8:30-11:15 AM 6/13-7/25

2870.2 Tu/� 5:30-8:15 PM 6/13-7/25

EXCEL Interested in Microsoft Excel 2013? In this class, students become familiar with Excel commands, formulas, functions, and spreadsheets. Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows and computer basics, or permis-sion from instructor.Instructors: Corinne Dellatorre, Pam HarveyPAE-Cathedral12 Sessions Fees: Course $116/126; Book $60


0860.1 M/W 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 4/24-6/5

0860.2 Tu/� 8:30-11:15 AM 4/25-6/1

0860.3 M/W 8:30-11:15 AM 6/7-7/19

0860.4 Tu/� 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 6/6-7/18

0860.5 M 5:30-8:15 PM 4/24-7/24

EXCEL, ADVANCEDFor students experienced with Excel, this class builds upon prior knowledge and skills. Areas of focus include VLOOKUP, pivot tables, and using drop-down lists to make data entry easier. Prerequisite: MS Excel, or comparable Excel experience.Instructor: Corinne DellatorrePAE-Cathedral5 Sessions Course fee $58/68


2360 F 8:30-11:15 AM 5/26-6/23

GOOGLE DRIVEGoogle Apps is a suite of various web-based applications ranging from e-mail to online storage of all sorts of �les and documents to tools for video conferenc-ing, surveys, calendar and so much more! Whether you are in school, considering school, using Google Apps at work or for your own business, there will be plenty of tips to pick up as well as ways to organize yourself on the go, to create work�ows to be more e�cient, and to collaborate with others on a number of projects. You can use these on your computer, your work computer, your mobile device – from any-where with connection to the internet!Instructor: Chris MalmbergPAE-Cathedral4 Sessions Course fee $61/71


2878.1 M 5:30-8:15 PM 5/1-5/22

GRAPHIC DESIGN FUNDAMENTALSDesign goes way beyond software and there is a lot of theory behind it. In this introductory course, you’ll learn the basics needed to create amazing and real design. By understanding the process behind what real designers do and understand, you will also be able to see what makes good design. Why is that logo appealing? What makes a website e�ective? After this course, you’ll �nally understand more of design and gain the ability to see the world in a di�erent way. Instructor: James BarnerPAE-Cathedral6 Sessions Course fee $79/89


0812.1 M 5:30-8:15 PM 5/1-6/12

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Are you interested in sharing your expertise

with eager students?

PAE IS LOOKINGFOR INSTRUCTORS!

Please contact us at [email protected]

JOB HUNTING SKILLSWant to enhance your job search? �is course presents a realistic understanding of the job search process and an overview of the most e�ective tools. Other topics include resumes, cover letters, and inter-viewing tips. �is class is open to anyone interested in job hunting, and certi�cate students should take the class at the end of their certi�cate program.Instructor: Penny PriorPAE-Cathedral9 Sessions Course fee $87/97


0815.1 M/W 8:30-11:15 AM 6/7-7/10

KEYBOARDINGStudents in this class will develop tech-niques and skills that are conducive to building keyboarding speed with a high level of accuracy, including the number keypad. Students will also learn correct techniques of hand placement, proper posture, and ways to avoid repetitive mo-tion problems. Beginning students will learn the keyboard and should be able to type 20 to 30 words per minute (WPM) by course end. Students that already know the keyboard will practice timings and progress to 45 WPM.Instructors: Penny Prior, Vince BeaulieuPAE-Cathedral0841.1 - 15 Sessions Course fee $145/1550841.2 - 13 Sessions Course fee $126/1360841.3 - 13 Sessions Course fee $126/136


0841.1 M/W 6:00-8:30 PM 4/24-6/14

0841.2 M/W 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 4/24-6/7

0841.3 M/W 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 6/12-7/26

MEDICAL CODINGUsing specialized computer software, students will learn the medical coding skills needed for completing all required docu-mentation according to national coding standards. �is involves understanding pa-tient charts and converting the applicable information into a series of alphanumeric codes known as ICD-10-CM or CPT codes. �e course also teaches students how to interpret and correct coding errors. Prereq-uisite: Computer basics and a completed course (or working knowledge of) medical terminology.Instructor: Catherine EliotPAE-Cathedral20 Sessions Fees: Course $193/203; Book $140


0825.1 Tu/� 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 4/25-6/29

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGYIn this course, students learn how medical terms are analyzed and built, how to pro-nounce and spell terms, how to apply medi-cal terms as they relate to basic anatomy and physiology, and common diseases of each bodily system. No prior knowledge of biology required.Instructor: Catherine EliotPAE-Cathedral14 Sessions Fees: Course $135/145; Book $50


0820.1 Tu/� 8:30-11:15 AM 4/25-6/8

0820.2 Tu/� 5:30-8:15 PM 4/25-6/8


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�e O�ce Skills program is designed for anyone preparing for entry-level jobs, re-entering the business world, upgrading skills or seeking a promotion. Speci�c information about each course can be found in this brochure. Students with previous o�ce skills may receive credit for up to three (3) courses. To be enrolled in the OSCP or take a Job Skills class, students need to have a CASAS score of 230 (ESOL 5 and above) or approval from the program coordinator.

Contact Marie Pollard at 874-8155 to o�cially enroll in the program.

CORE COURSES• Keyboarding 1 (30 wpm)• Computer Basics• Word• Excel• PowerPoint

• Outlook• Accounting 1• Writing for the Workplace• Workplace Communication

OFFICE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATEIncludes all Core Courses PLUS:• Accounting 2• Keyboarding 2 (45 wpm)

• QuickBooks• O�ce Simulation

ACCOUNTING CLERK CERTIFICATEIncludes all Core Courses PLUS:• Accounting 2• Accounting 3

• QuickBooks• Advanced QuickBooks

MEDICAL OFFICE CERTIFICATEIncludes all Core Courses PLUS:• Keyboarding 2 (45 wpm)• Medical Terminology• Medical Coding• Electronic Health Records• Medical O�ce Simulation

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Limited scholarship money is available for eligible and low-income students. Scholarships are sponsored by the Friends of PAE.

For more information contact:Marie Pollard at 874-8155 or [email protected]

OFFICE/MEDICAL SIMULATION Want to develop skills essential to a well-managed o�ce? �is course teaches students how to prioritize work, schedule using Outlook, and order and maintain records through an integrated computer program. Medical students will focus on situations unique to the medical oc-cupation. �is course is considered the “capstone” to the O�ce Skills Certi�cate Program and thus must be taken at the end. Prerequisites: Knowledge of Micro-soft Word and Excel.Instructor: Deb SeigarsPAE-Cathedral12 Sessions Course fee $116/126


0810.1 Tu/� 8:30-11:15 AM 6/13-7/25

OUTLOOK �is course teaches students how to use Outlook to email, manage a calendar, and create contacts, tasks, and notes. Students will become more pro�cient with this program, so as to more e�ciently manage their time and information.Instructor: Penny PriorPAE-Cathedral4 Sessions Course fee $59/69


2850.1 F 8:30-11:15 AM 5/26-6/16

PHOTOSHOPLearn to use the industry standard tool for photo editing, layouts and more. Whether you are new to Photoshop or just brushing up because you haven’t used it for awhile, this class will get you up to speed using layers, masks and tools. Also covered are how to export to popular formats for web and print, understanding image resolution and more!Instructor: James BarnerPAE-Cathedral6 Sessions Course fee $79/89


0817.1 � 5:30-8:15 PM 5/4-6/8

POWERPOINT�is class provides students with hands-on experience with the program, and time to practice PowerPoint skills. �e class utilizes participant feedback to enhance student learning. Students are encouraged to bring a �ash drive to save their presentation and �les provided by the instructor. Prerequi-site: Experience with Windows.Instructor: Corinne DellatorrePAE-Cathedral4 Sessions Course fee $59/69


0869.1 F 8:30-11:15 AM 4/28-5/19

0869.2 F 8:30-11:15 AM 6/30-7/21

QUICKBOOKS�is course uses QuickBooks accounting software in an o�ce environment. Areas covered include setting up an accounting system, accounts receivable and payable, reconciliation, adjusting entries, and �nancial statement generation. Prerequi-sites: Basic computer and accounting skills. (For PAE Accounting Certi�cate students, Computer Basics and Accounting I must be taken �rst.) Requirements: Bring a �ash drive to class.Instructors: Dick Small, Stacy AyottePAE-Cathedral0831.1 - 12 Sessions Course fee $116/1260831.2 - 8 Sessions Course fee $79/89


0831.1 M/W 8:30-11:15 AM 4/24-6/5

0831.2 W 5:30-8:15 PM 5/3-6/21

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QUICKBOOKS, ADVANCEDDesigned for students experienced with QuickBooks, this course covers such func-tions as inventory, payroll, customizing forms and reports, and �scal end prepara-tion. Students will build upon their Quick-Books knowledge. Requirement: Bring a �ash drive to the daytime class.Instructor: Dick SmallPAE-Cathedral12 Sessions Course fee $116/126


0846.1 M/W 8:30-11:15 AM 6/7-7/19

WORD �is course introduces students to basic Word function, including document creation and editing, formatting, text enhancements, layout features, proo�ng, printing, page appearance, �le manage-ment, using the Help function, and tem-plates. �e course also covers formatting components such as tables, lists, graphics, headers, footers, and other paragraph elements. Prerequisite: Basic computer understanding, or strong familiarity with computers.Instructor: Karen MortonPAE-Cathedral12 Sessions Course fee $116/126


0855.1 M/W 8:30-11:15 AM 4/24-6/5

WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION For students seeking more e�ective means of communication, this course covers such topics as e�ective listening, assertive speaking, and clear, positive pronuncia-tion. �e course also focuses on handling di�cult situations with con�ict resolution skills. Other practiced skills include cus-tomer service communication, team-based communication, and oral presentations.Instructor: Elizabeth McMahonPAE-Cathedral12 Sessions Course fee $116/126


0806.1 M/W 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 4/24-6/5

0806.2 M/W 11:30 AM-2:15 PM 6/7-7/19

WRITING FOR THE WORKPLACE�is course uses a series of exercises to teach students how to become better writ-ers. Exercises include composing letters, memos, and emails. Course also covers punctuation, sentence structure, and basic grammar rules to give documents a �nal polish. Prerequisite: Basic familiarity with computers. (PAE certi�cate and academic students should discuss this course with advisor before registering.)Instructor: Penny PriorPAE-Cathedral18 Sessions Fees: Course $116/126; Book $74


0805.1 Tu/� 11:30 AM-2:45 PM 5/2-6/9

YOUR WORDPRESS WEBSITE: FIRST STEPSStarting from nothing, we’ll �rst learn how to buy a domain name and host. We’ll then install WordPress and begin to layout pages and add text content and images. We’ll learn enough of the fundamentals of WordPress so that you will know how to have a complete, albeit simple website. Prerequisites: Skill with an Internet browser and �le manage-ment.Instructor: Frank TurekPAE-Cathedral6 Sessions Course fee $85/95


2877 Tu 5:30-8:15 PM 5/16-6/20

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OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING

CNA (CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT)�is State of Maine approved CNA course includes classroom, lab and clinical experiences. Tuition includes texts, materials, and fees. Admission process includes the completion of an application packet, completion of CASAS test (a reading assessment) with appropriate score, and an interview. Candidates must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or equivalency and a social security number. Contact the o�ce at 874-8155 to sign up for an intake session and to take the CASAS test.Course fee $750


0785.1 M/W/F 8:30 AM-12:30 PM TBD

CNA, MAINE MEDICAL CENTERMaine Medical Center in Portland o�ers a Certi�ed Nursing Assistant class three times a year - in January, March and September. �ose interested in this free program are invited to attend an informa-tion session before the application process of each class. Please see MMC’s website www.mmc.org (select the Education tab then click on CNA Training) for dates, detailed information about the program, and to register for the information session. On the night of the information session, applicants will be given a reading compre-hension test (TABE test). Call 662-4588 for more information.�ere is no cost to the student accepted to the program - MMC absorbs the cost of books and training. Typical class size is 25 - 30 students.

New Program Coming Soon! Commercial Driving License Training

Study with quali�ed instructors to prepare for the written and hands-on experience to pass the road test.


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NEW MAINERS RESOURCE CENTER

SKILLED PROFESSIONALS PROGRAM�is program works with foreign-trained professionals whohave a bachelor’s degree or above from their home country.

SERVICES INCLUDE:• English courses related to speci�c professions• Employer and professional networking/support groups• Job search skills• Career guidance and case management• Online computer tutorials• Assistance with the credential review process and Maine licensing

requirements• Coordination with other service providers • Classes and workshops including: job skills training, pronunciation,

public speaking, English for Health Professionals, and business writing for speakers of other languages and more!

For more information about the Skilled Professionals Program, or to set up an intake appointment, please contact Sally Sutton, Program Coordinator,

at [email protected] or 874-8155.

�e New Mainers Resource Center is designed tohelp new Mainers enter the US workforce.

JOB CLASS A �is intensive 130-hour course (8 weeks) is designed for immigrants with low to intermediate English language skills that are searching for their �rst job in the US. Students in ESOL levels 3 and 4 will learn how to search for a job, and expand their English skills through contextual-ized English for the workplace with a focus on U.S. workplace culture and learn �nancial literacy skills. Area employers are actively engaged in the program, visiting the classroom to share information about their companies, providing mock interview practice as well as hiring students. Gradu-ates of the program receive a certi�cate detailing their competency achieved for twelve employability skill standards and their attendance hours. �ey also receive one-on-one job search support from their teachers and job developers from partici-pating service agencies.Instructors: Bridget Kahn, Mora KatzPAE-Cathedral

JOB CLASS B�is 60-hour course is designed for im-migrants with a higher level of English pro-�ciency (ESOL 5 and above) who want to advance their careers. Students will learn to apply their professional, transferable skills to the US workforce. Emphasis is on writing etiquette for the workplace. Stu-dents will prepare a professional portfolio including a resume, cover letter, a sample application form, references and well-crafted introduction. Students will learn �nancial literacy skills and participate in 10 hours of computer lab time focused on job search skills. Instructor: Deborah BreitingPAE-Cathedral

Students interested in Job Class A or Job Class B will need to attend an intake session. Spring intake sessions will be in April. Call 874-8155 for more information.

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AAccounting 1 23Accounting 2 23Accounting 3 23ACCUPLACER Preparation (Reading And Grammar) 16Aging Parents: What Help Is Out �ere 6Algebra A 18Algebra B 18American Sign Language 1 6American Sign Language 2 6Apple iBasics: iPhone, iPad, iPod 23Arabic 7Arabic 2 7Argentine Tango For 3

BBallroom Dancing For Couples 3Blacksmithing: Mixed Levels 6

CChalk Paint A Home Decor Sign 1Chalk Painting Kitchen Cabinets/Furniture 1Chemistry 16Citizenship, Beginning Level 19CNA (Certi�ed Nursing Assistant) 29College Transitions Program 14College Writing Workshop 15Computer Basics 23Computers For Seniors 23Corporate Training Services 21

DDigital Cameras: Introduction 1Diversi�ed Income Sources 9Drawing 2 1

EElectronic Health Records 24English For Speakers Of Other Languages 19Evidence-Based Tai Chi And Qigong: Introduction 3


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Excel 24Excel, Advanced 24

FFitness Fusion: Core, Strength And Function 3Fly Fishing: Introduction 6French 1 7French 1.5 7French 2 7

GGeneral Science 16Global Dance Party 3Google Drive 24Grammar Intensive 15Graphic Design Fundamentals 24Guitar: Basic 1Guitar: Continuing 1

HHatha Yoga 3HiSET 18How Money Works 9

IIntuitive Writing 2Italian 1: Beginning 7Italian 2: Continuing 7Italian: Conversational 7

JJob Class A 30Job Class B 30Job Hunting Skills 25

KKeyboarding 25

LLandscape Painting 2 2Latin Dance Basics (Cuban, Salsa And Kizomba) 4Let Your Yoga Dance 4

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NNew Mainers Resource Center 30New Student Testing For Language Arts or Math 13

OO�ce/Medical Simulation 27O�ce Skills Certi�cates 26

Outlook 27

PPast Life Regression 11Photography for Beginners 2Photoshop 27Plan For Retirement 9PowerPoint 27Pronunciation, Beginning 20Public Speaking 16

QQuickBooks 27QuickBooks, Advanced 28Quilting: Con�dent Beginners 2

RReading/Writing 100: Argument Text 15Reading/Writing 200: Argument Text 15Retirement: Making Your Money Last 9Russian 1: Beginning 8Russian 2: Beginning 8

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Savings To Build Wealth Sea Kayaking �e Maine Coast: Introduction 4Social Studies: Current Events 16Spanish 1: Beginning 8Spanish 2: Continuing 8Spanish 3: Intermediate 8Spanish 4: Continuing Intermediate 8Spring Force, Interval Training 4Standing Guard: Protect What You’ve Worked For 9Stand-Up Paddleboarding: Introduction 4Stand-Up Paddle Board (Sup) Yoga 5Strength Training : Increase Your Personal Power! 5Strong Women, Powerful Financial Strategies 10Summer Herb Walk 11

TTax Free Investing 10Tell Your Story 20

UUkulele Review And Something New 2U.S. History 16

WWeights, Pilates, And Cardio 5Word 28Workplace Communication 28Writing Beyond Reality 2Writing for the Workplace 28

YYoga For Bigger Bodies 5Your Wordpress Website: First Steps 28

HOURSMonday - �ursday .................... 8:00 am-7:00 pm Friday .......................................... 8:00 am-12:00 pm EXCEPTIONS (Monday through Thursday) April 18-21 ................................. 8:00 am-3:30 pmJuly 5-September 1 .................... 8:00 am-3:30 pm

CLOSEDApril 17, May 29, July 3-4, and Fridays in July and August

YOU CAN REGISTER:

ONLINE – portlandadulted.org

BY FAX – Save time! Complete the registration form on the next page and fax it to 773-0151. Include credit card number and expiration date.

BY PHONE – Call 874-8155 and please have your credit card number and expiration date handy when you phone.

BY MAIL – Mail check (payable to PAE) or credit card number and completed registration form to Portland Adult Education at 14 Locust Street, Portland, ME 04101. If a course is full when your registration is received, your name will be placed on a waiting list and your money will be refunded.

IN PERSON – You can register at 14 Locust Street.

•Registrationconfirmationsaresentviaemailonly.•Allcourse,labandmaterialfeesmustbepaidatthetimeofregistration.•Bookfeesmustbepaidbeforeclassbegins. FEES – �e prices listed after the description re�ect the registration fee for Portland residents and non-residents. Ex: Resident/Non-resident $15/25. Other fees: Pay all course, lab and material fees to PAE when you register. A $10 fee will be added to all invoices. AGE LIMIT – 18 years of age or older and out of school. TEXTBOOKS – Books should be purchased at 14 Locust Street unless otherwise speci�ed. We do not provide book refunds.

PAE OFFICE HOURS

REGISTRATION & POLICIES

ENRICH YOUR LIFE!JOIN THOUSANDS OF

COMMUNITY MEMBERS AT PAE

INSUFFICIENT ENROLLMENTPlease be aware that courses which fail to attract su�cient enrollment may be canceled three working days prior to the �rst day of class.

REFUND/TRANSFER POLICIES Registration fees: Course and book fees will be refunded in full if a class is canceled. A $10 fee is withheld if you drop a course at least one business day before the �rst class. A 50% refund will be issued if you drop the course before the second class. No refunds after the second class, for one session classes or transfers once a class has started. Refunds take approximately 3-4 weeks to process. NO SCHOOL POLICYNo programs will be held if Portland Public Schools are canceled or on vacation. When PPS delays the opening of school, PAE classes that start before 11 a.m. will be canceled. Listen to your local radio or TV station for cancellations. When classes are canceled due to inclement weather or illness, it may not be possible to schedule makeups. �ere will be no classes April 17-21, May 29, and July 3-4. Portland Adult Education reserves the right to make changes in starting or ending dates.

REGISTRATION FORMSTUDENT INFORMATION

Name:___________________________________________________SSN#:__________________

Address:________________________________City:_________________________Zip:________

Home Phone:__________________Other Phone:_________________Birth Date:_____________

Email Address:_______________________________________________ Male Female

COURSE INFORMATION

PORTLANDADULT EDUCATION

Mail or fax completedregistration form to:Portland Adult Education14 Locust Street, Portland, ME 04101Phone: 874-8155 Fax: 773-0151

COURSE CODE COURSE NAME START DATE

PAYMENT METHOD

Check (Payable to PAE) Mastercard Visa

Card #:_____________________________________Expiration Date:____________

Amount:$_______________Signature of Cardholder:___________________________________

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