ACADEMIC TRANSITIONS
ACADEMIC TRANSITIONS
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What are... Academic Transitions & Pathways?
What are... Academic Transitions & Pathways?
Education Transitions happen in multiple ways within the SBCAE consortium structure. Common transitions for students are:
Transitions into Academic Pathways
ESL to ASE
ESL to For Credit Community College
ESL to CTE (Adult Education or Non-Credit)
ABE to ASE
ABE to CTE
ABE to For Credit Community College
ASE to CTE (Adult Education or Non-Credit)
ASE to For Credit Community College
This page provides information related to transitions to Adult Secondary Education (High School Diploma/Equivalence, GED), Career Technical Education, and Advanced Degree Obtainment (Associates or Bachelors)
Academic Pathways
Academic Pathways
Adult Secondary Education (HSD, HSE, & GED)
Adult Secondary Education (HSD, HSE, & GED)
SBCAE adult schools offer hsd, hse, and ged prepartion and testing at select locations. To view the most up-to-date and accurate catalog of schools offering these programs, check out the opendoors website by clicking the button below!
Expand Your Toolkit for
Expand Your Toolkit for
HSE, HSD, & ASE
HSE, HSD, & ASE
Academic Pathways
Academic Pathways
Advanced Degrees & Non-Credit Programs
Advanced Degrees & Non-Credit Programs
In addition to CTE Pathways and Apprenticeship Programs, Community Colleges offer many pathways that prepare students for an AS or BA degree, or to help them transfer to a four-year college.
For Adult School ESL students wanting to transition into advanced ESL courses at the Community College, the ESL Course Alignment Chart (maintained by the ESL Faculty Work Group) may be helpful.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS FROM THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE'S WEBSITE BELOW!
Applying to Community Colleges
Applying to Community Colleges
For-Credit & Non-Credit Programs
For-Credit & Non-Credit Programs
Affording Community College
Affording Community College
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Many community colleges offer informational and training sessions on developing students' financial independence and stability. These resources include financial aid, scholarships, financial literacy sessions, and accessing financial counselors on-site. Likewise, there is an abundance of resources available for students needing additional financial support. Check out some of the resources offered by our local community colleges and online.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Financial Literacy Support
Financial Literacy Support
Financial Literacy PowerPoint.pptxThis presentation provides an overview of financial literacy and gives a good review on obtaining scholarships, paying for college, and work types.
Translating Foreign Degrees or Credentials
Translating Foreign Degrees or Credentials
Some students already come to school with a foreign High School Diploma or a University Degree. There are several services avaliable to students who already have completed some of their educational journey and need to have those credentials translated and recognized by the U.S. government. Below you can find a list of providers available to provide translation programs so students can continue their education from where they left off last!
Foreign Transcript Evaluations
Foreign Transcript Evaluations
by CA CTC
by CA CTC
Foreign Transcript Eval[8994].pdfThe resource is a comprehensive list of current agencies that support foreign transcript evaluations across the state of CA.
Programs & Other Resources
Programs & Other Resources
ACREVS has native language speakers and subject matter experts from around the globe.
Upwardly Global’s innovative skill-building and networking programs coach internationally trained professionals in rebuilding professional careers and U.S. employers in accessing their talents with inclusive hiring practices.
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