New session starting soon. Classes are held during the day, the evening and on Saturdays. Call us now for more information at 914.592.0849 or email us adulted@swboces.org
Thank you for your interest in Adult Education programs at Southern Westchester BOCES. The Center for Adult and Community Services provides an array of Workforce Development Training programs that include Healthcare, Technology and Trades. All courses require a minimum of 6 students enrolled to run!
We want all students to achieve success. It is recommended for successful completion that students enrolling in courses have a minimum grade level of 8 in math and reading (equivalent to grade 8 in school). Some programs require a high school diploma to complete certification exams. Funding sources are available through our workforce partners at https://adulted.swboces.org/community_partners. We also offer preparation for the High School Equivalency exam and English as a Second Language. Call us at 914-937-3829, or contact us via our website at https://adulted.swboces.org/contact_us.
New session starting soon. Classes are held during the day, the evening and on Saturdays. Call us now for more information at 914.592.0849 or email us adulted@swboces.org
Registration is open for in-person classes through the Center for Adult & Community Services' Health Care Academy. Register today for classes starting soon in the fields of Pharmacy Technician or Nursing Assistant.
The Center for Adult and Community Services has launched a new Online Healthcare Academy. This flexible option allows students to optimize their time and savings as they pursue a national certification in their program of choice. To learn more about earning a National Certification, please go to the menu bar. For more information about the healthcare program, including costs, mentoring and externships, click on the link https://swboces.edu2.com/category/458/healthcare.
Surprising no one who knows him, Security Aide Mike Jones has formally commended for his "outstanding support and guidance" offered to the young people served by the Westchester Development Academy for Youth.
Read about how two students in SWBOCES's ESL, HSE and Citizenship programs used the time they had at home during the initial COVID-19 shutdown to develop the Bigop Learn and Play double-sided dry erase board. The math learning tool they invented for elementary students is a piece of their own American dream.
We are pleased that we can reopen for in person instruction. As a public school entity, SWBOCES is required to adhere to all current guidance issued by the NYS Education Department (NYSED) and the NYS Department of Health in regards to the pandemic.
