!! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT !!

ADE/AES is currently conducting a competitive grant process to award multi-year funding to eligible agency/ies for the provision of WIOA Title II adult education services in the Mohave/La Paz local workforce development area, starting October 1, 2022. Applications must be completed and submitted using the Grants Management Enterprise (GME) System to ADE/AES by August 12, 2022. Please refer to the linked RFGA-S Grant Application Guidance Document for additional information.

!! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT !!

Effective Monday, July 18th, 2022, the fees to process Official HSE Transcript requests and HSE Verifications will be reinstated.

Official HSE transcript requests and Access Code Requests must be submitted via our email inbox, [email protected], or through regular mail. For more information, please see this letter: HSE Services COVID-19 Changes.

The 2022 Adult Education Institute Page is live! Take a look!

AES COVID-19 Updates

Click the following link to be taken to the AES COVID-19 Updates page.

Arizona Career Readiness Credential (ACRC)

For more information on what the ACRC is and how if can benefit job seekers, take a look at this flyer: Arizona Career Readiness Credential (ACRC) Flyer

August/September 2022 Arizona Adult Education Professional Learning System (AAEPLS) Newsletter

Take a look at the most recent AAEPLS Newsletter for August/September 2022!

If you want other to see earlier newsletters, then take a look at the AAEPLS Newsletter Archive.

Arizona Adult Education Teacher Proficiency Assessment Pilot Test Opportunity

Help pilot the upcoming AEPA Adult Education Teacher Proficiency Assessments in ELA, Math, and ELAA as well as Professional Knowledge Assessments.

Take a look at this flier for more information: Arizona Adult Education Teacher Proficiency Assessments - Pilot Test Opportunities

Online appointments begin January 21, 2020 – registration is now open at www.pearsonvue.com/espilot/

GED® Testing Candidate Changes

Effective August 1, 2019, GED® testing candidates in Arizona can earn their High School Equivalency Diploma by passing the  four (4) GED® required sub-tests in English, Spanish, or a combination of the two languages. Please see this letter regarding the changes. Letter to Arizona Adult Education and High School Equivalency System Stakeholders