Education program helps adults improve employment situations

FORT COLLINS — Adults seeking to improve their employment situations through education can enroll in The Learning Source programs with spring enrollment open now.

TLS is a Colorado nonprofit that connects adult students with resources such as adult basic education, high school equivalency and English language acquisition. All classes are free and begin in mid-January.  

According to a press statement, the nonprofit offers classes throughout Northern Colorado, the metropolitan Denver area and elsewhere in Colorado. Online classes also are available. 

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Classes can help students improve knowledge, reading and math skills and help prepare students to pass the General Educational Development — or GED — test.  

Additional services available include individualized tutoring and coaching, assistance navigating post-secondary education and help building career pathways, the press statement said. 

“The Learning Source made it possible for me — an eighth-grade dropout — to get my high school diploma,” Shelly Roth, a graduate of The Learning Source high school equivalency  program, said in a written statement. “The staff genuinely wants to help you, not just obtain your diploma, but really help better your life through education. I am extremely grateful.”