National College Transition Network

ABE to College Transition: A Resource for ABE and ESOL Teachers and Programs

The goal of the National College Transition Network (NCTN) is to support ABE staff, programs, and states in establishing and strengthening ABE-to-college transition services through technical assistance, professional development, collegial sharing, advocacy and increased visibility for this critical sector of the adult basic education system. Additional stakeholders in reaching this goal are postsecondary educational institutions and workforce development providers.

Join thousands of members commited to the effective transition of nontraditional learners to postsecondary education. The basic membership is free and you can join by clicking here and completing the brief survey.

If you are interested in paid membership, please download, complete and send the membership form to us. Please feel free to email us at nctn@worlded.org if you have any questions.

Membership Type

Annual Fee

Benefits

Basic

None

E-newsletter

Paid Individual
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$50

Self-study online course, upto $25 off conference registration fee, $10 Toolkit discount, Integrating Career Awareness into the ABE and ESOL Classroom curriculum

Institutional
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$2,000

Toolkit, two NCTN conference registrations, self-study online course, 12 hours of technical assistance and professional development

State & Chapter
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$10,000

Bulk discount on toolkits and conference registrations, 32 hours of technical assistance and professional development

The NCTN also provides fee-based technical assistance and professional development on:

planning and designing college transition programs
developing instructional content and support services
creating evaluation tools
forming partnerships with postsecondary institutions
developing program guidelines and funding

Ellen Hewett, Director
Cynthia Zafft, Senior Advisor
Priyanka Sharma, Coordinator

National College Transition Network
World Education, Inc.
44 Farnsworth Street
Boston, MA 02210
(617) 482-9485 (phone)
(617) 482-0617 (fax)
nctn@worlded.org (email)