This course will help people whose behavior makes completing even the simplest tasks difficult. If one like to learn how to have more successful relationships with difficult bosses, co-workers, students, neighbors or family members. Join this class and get helpful information for understanding solving people problems, and improving relationships and personal and professional productivity.All courses run for six weeks, with a two-week grace period at the end. Two lessons are released each week for the six-week duration of the course. Students need not have to be present when the lesson is released, but must complete each lesson within two weeks of its release.
Applicants can select the enroll button, select the course pay the required fees and purchase the course. For further details contact cindyljobe@bigpond.com
The Corangmite District Adult Education Group had its origins in Terang in 1984. It started as an �off-shoot� of the Warrnambool TAFE Adult Literacy Program and at that time our sole function was to provide one-to-one tuition in reading and writing. Before long it became obvious that the local need was substantial so a separate group was established. In 1985, the community-based and run group was incorporated and after considerable research and discussion was named the Camperdown and District Adult Literacy Group, although there was no office or centre in Camperdown. In 1987, a part-time co-coordinator was appointed and a centre was established in the Corner Room, Theatre Royal Complex, Camperdown (then known as the Community Centre) and was originally the Mechanics Institute. In 1994, it became known as the Corangmite District Adult Education Group, Inc., and we moved quickly to establish the facilities to enable us to offer the full range of Adult and Further Education programs including user-pays leisure programs, general education, labor market programs as well as vocational education and training, while at the same time, maintaining our commitment to basic education. CDAEG Inc., continues to fill the local gap in Adult Education and Training by providing opportunities for adults to return to study, improve their literacy and numeracy skills, gain qualifications in specific occupations, enhance their employment prospects and construct pathways for further education and training. The programs offer life-long learning and skills enhancement in the community. Future developments will bring opportunities for education and training partnerships with local government, employers and other program providers operating in the district.