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The Accelerate Texas program at Houston Community College has teamed up with the HCC School of Continuing Education to train more people for good paying jobs that are in demand.

An instructor for the Houston Center for Literacy, Doris has taught in Adult Education for more than 20 years. She is known for her use of innovative teaching strategies, her unlimited energy, and for ensuring that her students accomplish their personal dreams and educational goals.

Nana Yeboah and Emily Holbrook of the HCC Adult Education program have been notified that they are recipients of the 2016 Texas Adult Literacy And Education (TALAE) GED Awards.

Accelerate Texas is an instructional model that allows learners to enroll in career pathway training programs and contextualized Adult Education classes simultaneously so they can more quickly earn industry recognized credentials and enter employment.

Pigott has worked for HCC for 33 years and has been an active member of AWA since 1991.

The commencement ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, May 16 at NRG Stadium.

The winter graduates of Houston Can Academy, a nonprofit dropout prevention and recovery high school serving mostly at-risk students, are eligible for three scholarships for associate degrees to HCC as well as learning they are eligible for grants from the Accelerate TEXAS (ATX) program.

Congress approves bill, which will help low-income students.

Learn everything you need to know about the GED program in this training session.

The City of Houston recently gave out notification that a partnership consisting of the HCC Adult Education Program, the Local Initiative Support Corporation (LISC), and United Way THRIVE will receive $164,262 to deliver community based job training at the locations of a number of nonprofit organizations.

2014-2015 Texas Research-based Adult Instruction Network for Professional Development (TRAIN PD) Project includes HCC Adult Education Program in Statewide Consortium

HCC Adult Ed Partnership awarded $250K

The HCC Adult Education Program in partnership with United Way THRIVE has been awarded a $250,000 Texas Innovation Adult Career Education (TIACE) Grant

The HCC Adult Education Program was recognized for its contribution to improving literacy rates in Houston by Mayor Annise Parker at the 2014 Mayor's Literacy Leadership Award Breakfast held at the River Oaks Country Club Thursday, May 8.

HCC's GED/ESL Program to hold Orientation and Registration events on October 27th-29th.

Houston Community College's GED/ESL program will conduct orientation and registration for the Spring 2016 semester beginning on Tuesday, December 1, 2015 - Thursday, January 7, 2016.

Ms. Lisa Romero, a student attending the HCC Adult Education Program, has been selected as the 2015 Adult Learner of the Year by Houston Center for Literacy.