Where should WIA Title II adult education programs be offered?
There are many different models. Some agencies provide literacy services on site at the local One Stop. Examples of on-site services most frequently include educational assessments and testing, but can also include tutoring or literacy classes. This is an especially valuable model for small agencies or those with limited classroom or tutoring space. Many large agencies provide services in their own buildings or campuses and find that co-location of classroom facilities in a One Stop is unnecessary. In these instances, agencies should coordinate referrals with the local One Stop and should consider locating some of each partner’s services at each site. Examples include providing educational assessments and testing at the One Stop and providing One Stop case management or information services at the education site.
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- Where should WIA Title II adult education programs be offered?
