Tuesdays/Wednesdays

Dates:  January 7-June 9, can join anytime with intake appointment, see below

5:00-7:00 PM

Instructor:  Mary Klement

Please contact our Director Joan Tremberth to schedule a brief intake appointment, answer any questions you might have, and be sure the class level is the best possible fit for you:

730-5045, jtremberth@scarboroughschools.org or register here online to get things started

Location: Scarborough High School, Room A108

Wednesdays

Dates: January 8-June 10, join anytime, but please see us for a brief intake first (see below)

Time: 4:00-6:00 PM

Instructor:  Eric Peters

Location:   Southgate location, Community Room, 577 U. S. Rte 1, 

                 Scarborough, ME

Please contact our Director Joan Tremberth to schedule a brief intake appointment first, answer any questions you might have, and be sure the class level is the best possible fit for you:

730-5045, jtremberth@scarboroughschools.org or register here online to get things started

Thursdays

Dates: January 9-June 11, can join anytime with intake appointment (see below)

5:00-7:00 PM

Instructor:  Mariah Peric

Before attending class, please contact our Director Joan Tremberth to schedule a brief intake appointment, answer any questions you might have, and be sure the class level is the best possible fit for you:

730-5045, jtremberth@scarboroughschools.org or register here online to get things started

To register for this class contact Westbrook Adult Education at:

207-854-0826

This class is designed to prepare students either for whom English is not their first language and/or need to increase their CASAS reading score in order to be eligible for a CNA class. We will concentrate on learning terminology you will need to be successful in the healthcare field and to understand and follow basic care plans for long-term care residents. If you need English help we will assist with tutoring but our objective is to move through the class  at a slower pace with the goal of preparing the student for the full CNA class and work in healthcare.

Dates:  January 27- March 25

Days: M/W

Time: 5:50-8:30PM

You may be eligible for financial assistance for this class either through the Career Center or your employer.

This class 60-hour certification class will start in January and will be held at The Landings in Cape Elizabeth, ME   PSS certification is required for direct care workers for certain home care programs and residential care facilities. If you are a PCA crossing over to employment in a residential care facility you must complete the PSS Curriculum. In addition, if you are providing  direct service to residents for at least 20 hours a week in a Level IV residential care facility you must complete this training. 

Anticipated Cost:  $400

Location: The Landing at Cape Elizabeth on:

Jan 28 to Feb 26, weekdays 3-7pm and Saturdays 10am-4 pm

Dates: 1/28, 1/29, 2/1, 2/3, 2/4, 2/5, 2/11, 2/12, 2/15, 2/17, 2/18, 2/19, 2/25, 2/26

To learn more about CNA classes being offered this Winter-Spring 2020 through Scarborough Adult Learning Center come join us for a special Information Night:

January 29, 2020, Scarborough High School, at 6 pm.

Our classes will take place Winter and/or Spring 2020 at three locations in Southern Maine.  We are coordinating a Cumberland County HUB schedule for classes and will publish that on the Maine Adult Education Website when available

Please bring your questions and required application and documentation at that time. Scarborough holds classes at:

• The Cedars in Portland

• Piper Shores in Scarborugh

• Maine Veterans Home in Scarborough

Applications available by contacting Joan Tremberth at jtremberth@scarboroughschools.org

Always popular! If a trained chef was given a couple of hours to mentor you, and answer your burning culinary questions, what might you ask, what expertise and insights might you gain? Observe, learn, and have fun practicing knife skills, sharpening, basic prep and cooking techniques. Touch on questions relating to meal preparations, time management, food presentation, and flavor pairing. Learn Chef Larvia’s most recommended kitchen supply essentials. Take your entertaining to the next level! Your knife will be sharpened in this class.

Tues, 2/4/20120, 5:30 to 8:00 pm, $26, Limit: 10 

Chef James Larvia is a graduate of Johnson & Wales School of Culinary Arts with concentrations in sustainability and wellness. He shares his experiences from cooking at Jedediah Hawkins Inn, NY; The Barn, Block Island, RI; Havana in Bar Harbor; and Emilitsa in Portland. Prices for all classes in the Culinary Arts Series include: food sampling, any leftovers to take home, handout Bring to all classes: apron, cutting board, knife, and a container to bring leftovers home. 

Other classes in the Culinary Arts Series include: Whole Chicken Processing, German Winter Cuisine, Winter Comfort Soups and Stews, and Vegetarian Soups and Stews. 

No experience required, just curiosity and willingness to tap into uncharted territory! Have you enjoyed drawing or painting in the past and want to continue using supplies you’ve purchased? Perhaps you’re self-taught, or enjoyed art as a child, and can again. Learn to overcome inhibitions and perfectionism, free yourself from judgment, and cultivate your unique style. Experiment with your favorite mediums (pencil, acrylic, tempera, pastel, oil, etc.), enjoy the community of others, and receive individual mindfulness and technical support from your instructor, when you need it. Bring optional floor or table easel, your own supplies, and something to transport them. Chris graduated from Bowdoin College with a BA in Visual Arts. He’s a painter, exhibitor, and art teacher inspired by the synthesis of nature, the evolving play of light, and each artist’s unique, mindful expression of feelings and interpretation: www.christopherdreed.com

Eight Thurs, 2/06 to 4/09/2020 (no class 2/20 and 03/12), 6:00 to 8:00 pm, $99

Instructor/Artist: Christopher Reed