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CLASS SCHEDULE
Spring 2014
Silicon
Valley
Adult
Education
Classes Are
On-Going!
Classes Start on
January 7, 2014!
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www.facebook.com/MetroED.SVAE and
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www.MetroED.net
Metropolitan Education District
Spring 2014  www.metroed.net
Welcome to MetroED!
MetroED’s Spring 2014 Schedule of Classes
includes a wide range of classes selected
with our students’ individual interests and
needs in mind.
The Silicon Valley Adult
Education Program (SVAE) offers career
technical education (CTE) as well as Englishas-a-Second Language and basic skills for
adults.
Changing
Lives!
SVAE offers classes which focus on teaching students new skills or enhancing present
skills for those seeking better jobs. In addition, SVAE offers a variety of classes for
improving reading, math and English language skills, earning a high school diploma or a
GED Certificate.
My vision for MetroED and SVAE students is to offer high quality programs that will prepare
students for college and careers in today’s competitive global economy. On behalf of the
entire staff, we thank you for continuing to support our adult programs.
Alyssa Lynch
Superintendent
MetroED Governing Board
Richard Garcia
Jim Canova
Daniel Bobay
Cynthia Chang
Matthew Dean
J.Manuel Herrera
Governing Board President
San Jose Unified School District
855 Lenzen Avenue
San Jose, CA 95126
Governing Board Vice President
Milpitas Unified School District
1331 E. Calaveras Blvd.
Milpitas, CA 95035
Governing Board Clerk
Campbell Union High School District
3235 Union Avenue
San Jose, CA 95124
Governing Board Member
Santa Clara Unified School District
1889 Lawrence Road
Santa Clara, CA 95052
Los Gatos-Saratoga Union HSD
17421 Farley Road West
Los Gatos, CA 95030
East Side Union High School District
830 N. Capitol Avenue
San Jose, CA 95133
Mission Statement
MetroED, the collaborative education district, prepares youth and adults to be sought
after employees and contributing community members who learn and earn for a lifetime.
Silicon Valley Adult Education (SVAE)
The Silicon Valley Adult Education provides a supportive learning environment that
prepares students to achieve their fullest potential by developing skills to succeed in a
global society.
ACCREDITATION
The Metropolitan Education District programs are accredited by the Western
Association of Schools and Colleges. Accreditation affirms quality of instruction and
assures that coursework taken at this school for credit will be accepted by the other
institutions, including colleges and universities.
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Silicon Valley Adult Education
(formerly known as MAEP)
760 Hillsdale Avenue, Room 1
San Jose, CA 95136
408-723-6450
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Program:
Page
• English As A Second Language (ESL)................................................................ 4
ESL Classes
NEW
ESL Intermediate Advanced Listening & Speaking
• Student Placement................................................................................................ 5
• Adult Basic Education (ABE)............................................................................... 5
• Adult High School Diploma Program..............................................................6--7
Graduation Requirements.................................................................................................. 6
Independent Study Program (ISP)..................................................................................... 7
High School Subjects......................................................................................................... 7
• Capitol High School Program.............................................................................. 8
• GED Preparation Classes..................................................................................... 9
• GED Testing Center Information........................................................................ 10
• Adult Education On-line Courses...................................................................... 11
On-line Career Training Programs at www.gatlineducation.com/metroed
On-line Short Courses at www.ed2go.com/metroed
• Career Technical Education Program..........................................................12-14
Accounting Clerk Certificate............................................................................................. 12
Office Skills...................................................................................................................... 14
NEW EKG Technician.............................................................................................................. 14
Medical Assistant............................................................................................................. 14
• GI Bill for Career Technical Education & Credential Classes......................... 13
• MetroED Veterans Career Technical Training Initiative................................... 15
• MetroED Regional Teacher Credential Program.............................................. 16
• Notice of Non-discrimination and Complaint Procedures.............................. 17
SVAE Calendar
Classes Begin January 7, 2014
No Classes......December 23, 2013-January 6, 2014
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.............January 20, 2014
Winter Break............................February 17-21, 2014
Spring Break...................................April 21-25, 2014
SVAE Last Day of School....................May 23, 2014
Memorial Day.......................................May 26, 2014
SVAE Adult Graduation...June 4, 2014
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ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)
Ingles Como Segundo Lenguaje
Anh Van Sinh Ngu thu hai
$40 class fee per semester and a $40 annual registration fee, per school year.
Refundable only if class is cancelled.
Registration is on-going subject to class availability.
760 Hillsdale Avenue, Room 1, San Jose 95136
Call 408-723-6450 for an assessment appointment.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE - ALL LEVELS
The Silicon Valley Adult Education offers
English-As-A-Second
Language
(ESL)
classes. Practical English instruction, from
basic literacy to advanced levels, is offered.
Classes include reading, writing, listening,
speaking, grammar, and pronunciation.
Class Fee: $40 per semester.
Starts
01/07/14
01/07/14
Day Time
Monday-Friday
8:30-11:45 am
Monday-Thursday 6:30-9:45 pm
ESL Intermediate Advanced Listening &
Speaking
These are English classes for non-native
speakers. Lessons include skill-building
in listening, speaking, grammar, and
pronunciation. Students learn skills needed
to improve fluency, reduce accents, and
instill confidence in one’s ability to interact in
a variety of social situations.
Sessions are held on Tuesday & Thursday
from 12:30-2:30 PM
Cost: $75 each session
Session 1: January 14 – March 13, 2014
Session 2: March 25 – May 22, 2014
ESL classroom
Changing Students’ Lives,
Creating Brighter Futures!
Adult students who reside in
the San Jose Unified School
District attendance area are given
preference for classes.
International Day Performers
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STUDENT PLACEMENT
Comprehensive Adult Skills Assessment System (CASAS) placement assessment
(on-going) for students entering:
 English as a Second Language (ESL)
Testing of Adult Basic Education (TABE) placement assessment (on-going) for
students entering:
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



Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Adult High School Diploma/Independent Study Programs (HS/ISP)
General Educational Development Testing Preparation (GED)
Medical Assisting (CTE)
Office Skills (CTE)
Student orientation will be completed in accordance with the program requirements.
Placement
Afternoon
Evening
TABE
Wednesday
Wednesday
Time
1:00pm
6:00pm
Placement
Afternoon
Evening
CASAS Tuesday
Tuesday
Time
1:00pm
6:00pm
Please call 408-723-6450 for an appointment.
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)
$40 annual registration fee, per school year. Refundable only if class is cancelled.
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
The Adult Basic Education class is offered to build soft skills for the workplace and
to strengthen adults’ basic skills in reading, writing, and math. The purpose of this
class is to raise the levels of competency so students can be promoted to the GED
Preparation Program or the High School Diploma Program. Students may earn
elective credits transferable to the high school diploma program.
Students have one year to complete each of the three levels, depending on level at
entry. The course is non-repeatable with completion required in three years.
Computer-assisted learning, individual, small group, and whole class lessons are
integrated into the curriculum as teachers engage with their students and facilitate
successful student outcomes
SVAE’s Adult Basic Education Programs has been recognized by the California
Department of Education as a Program of Excellence
Classes are open entry. Enter at any time; subject to availability.
Starts
01/07/14
01/07/14
Days
Monday-Friday
Monday-Thursday Time
8:30-11:45 am
6:30-9:45 pm
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ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM
To register for the Adult High School Diploma Program, call to make an
appointment for an assessment, followed by a counseling appointment.
Transcripts are required at your counseling appointment. Open entry as
space is available.
Call 408-723-6450 for more information and space availability.
$40 annual registration fee (non-refundable) due prior to beginning class.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
VOLUNTEER
Students must earn 190 credits in order
to graduate. Because of the many factors
involved, the evaluation of an adult’s
prior training, education, and experience
is done on an individual basis.
Volunteer to tutor one-on-one with
adult students who are completing
credits for their high school
diploma.
English.........................................40
World History...............................10
U.S. History..................................10
U.S. Government...........................5
Economics.....................................5
Mathematics................................10
Algebra........................................10
Algebra and Science tutors needed
once or twice a week; morning,
afternoon or evening.
Call Suzi Glass
408-723-4253
[email protected]
We also need tutors for other high
school subjects and classes such as
Adult Basic Skills and GED Prep.
Biological Science .......................10
Physical Science .........................10
Fine Arts or Foreign Language....10
Electives......................................70
CAHSEE (Exit Exam)........Required
TOTAL SEMESTER CREDITS....190
It’s never too late to
earn your high school
diploma!
VOLUNTEERS MAKE A
DIFFERENCE
IN OUR STUDENTS’ LIVES!
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ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM
INDEPENDENT STUDY PROGRAM (ISP)
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
Self-paced, flexible program!
Meet once a week with your teacher at the Silicon Valley Adult Education
center and complete your assignments at home.
ULL
F evening for people whose work
This program is offered day and
schedules or life circumstances do not permit attendance
in traditional high school diploma classes.
Call 408-723-6450 for details.
$40 annual registration fee, non-refundable.
$50 refundable book deposit.
HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS
This class is designed for students to complete the courses needed for their high
school diploma. Students work at their own pace on individual course plans.
Courses include: English 1-4, Basic & Intermediate General Math, Algebra, Physical
Science, Earth Science, Biological Sciences, U.S. History, U.S. Government, World
History, Geography, Economics, Art Appreciation, Career Development, Introduction
to Keyboarding/Word Processing, and CAHSEE Prep: ELA, math, and electives.
Classes are open entry. Enter at any time; subject to availability.
MORNING
Starts
01/07/14
Days
Monday-Friday
Time
8:30-11:45 am
AFTERNOON
Starts
01/07/14
Days
Monday-Friday Time
12:30-3:45 pm
EVENING
Starts
01/07/14
Days
6:30-9:45 pm
Superintendent Alyssa Lynch presents diploma to
graduates, June 2013
Adult High School Graduate,
Norma Contreras, receiving SVAE’s
Life Long Learner Award from her
teacher, Peter MacDonald
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CAPITOL HIGH
SCHOOL PROGRAM
Is Capitol High the Place for You?
• Are you able to attend school regularly?
• Are you willing to pass all of your classes with a “C” or better?
• Are you eager to make up school credits in order to graduate?
• Are you interested in working at your own pace, completing only the
subjects YOU NEED to graduate:
If the answer is YES to these questions, you should consider attending
Capitol High School!
The Capitol High School program is designed for juniors and seniors who
are behind in credits and interested in graduating with their class. Credits
earned at Capitol High are transferred to the student’s home high school
and counted towards graduation.
Capitol High School students attend school full-time on the MetroED
Hillsdale campus. Students earn academic credits by completing
individual contracts in an instructional lab setting. They receive personal
attention and help from the teacher and aide. Contracts include textbook,
computer and project assignments.
Students also participate in a CCOC class. While at CCOC, students earn
elective credits and learn specific job skills. Capitol High School currently
serves 60 students.
Prospective students must be between 16 and 18 and have already
earned a minimum of 50 high school credits. Students who would benefit
from self-paced learning, computer-assisted instruction and personal
attention in Capitol’s supportive atmosphere should discuss this option
with their high school counselor, then call the Capitol High School office at
408-723-6550. For more information on Capitol High School Program:
www.MetroED.net
Capitol High students working on
individual contracts in a supportive
learning enviornment.
Reach for the Stars so you can
achieve your goals by attending
Capitol High school.
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GED PREPARATION CLASSES
Prepare to pass the four separate tests for the California High School.
Equivalency Certificate: Mathematical Reasoning, Reasoning through Language
Arts, Science, and Social Studies.
Take an assessment/appraisal to enter.
CLASSES ARE OPEN ENTRY. ENTER AT ANY TIME - subject to availability.
$40 annual registration fee, non-refundable.
Prepare to pass the four separate tests for the California High School Equivalency
Certificate by following an individualized course of study: Math, English, Language
Arts, Science, and Social Studies. Learn to use the approved scientific calculator for
math problems. Review material, strengthen weaker areas and take simulated tests
before you take the actual GED exams.
For appointment or additional information, call 408-723-6450.
MORNING
Starts
01/07/14
Days
Monday-Friday
Time
8:30-11:45 am
AFTERNOON
Starts
01/07/14
Days
Monday-Friday Time
12:30-3:45 pm
EVENING
Starts
01/07/14
Days
6:30-9:45 pm
Changing
Students’
Lives
GED students
working on Probabilty
concepts in their GED
Preparation Class.
Creating
Brighter
Futures
GED students working on
math concepts in the GED
Preparation Class.
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GED: GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
MetroED:
Official GED Regional
Testing Center
The 2014 GED Test Series Begins!
Computer-based testing on the 2014 Series of the GED tests begins on
January 7, 2014.
• To Register go to www.GEDcomputer.com or call 1-877-EXAM-GED
(1-877-392-6433)
• The GED Test Battery costs $140.00 or $35.00 per test.
• Retests are $35.00 each.
       
Please note: The old and new versions of the tests cannot be combined, so
if you took the GED tests before December 31, 2013 and you did not receive
passing scores, your tests and scores are void and you will have to take the
2014 GED Test Series. Fees related to the 2002 test series are NOT refundable.
If you took the GED tests before 12/31/2013 (the 2002 Series) and have
questions, please call 408-723-6450.
Prices subject to change without notice.
GED Regional Testing Center is located at
760 Hillsdale Avenue, Room 10
San Jose, CA 95136
is a registered trademark of the American Council on Education
and may not be used or reproduced without the express written
permission of the American Council on Education.
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ADULT EDUCATION ON-LINE COURSES
ON-LINE CAREER
TRAINING PROGRAMS
Designed to provide the workforce
skills necessary to acquire professional
caliber positions.
Expert and trained instructors from
each respective field.
Classes include textbooks, lessons,
evaluation, and tests.
Open enrollment.
Learn from home.
24-Hour Access
Over 100 on-line certificate programs
• Health and Fitness
 Medical Specialist
 Dental Assistant
 Pharmacy Technician
. . . And Many More Classes!
• Business and Professional
 Certificated Bookkeeper
 Microsoft Office
 Paralegal
• IT and Software Development
 eBusiness
 Webmaster
• Management and Corporate
 Grant Writing
 Payroll Specialist
 Technical Writing
. . . And Many More Classes
• Media and Design
 Digital Arts
 Video Game Design
 Web Database
• Hospitality and Gaming
 Travel Agent
 Wedding Planner
 3ds Max
• Skilled Trades and Industrial
 Auto Service Tech
 Home Inspector
 HVAC Technician
ENROLL NOW!
www.gatlineducation.com/metroed
Toll Free: 877-221-5151
ON-LINE SHORT COURSES
Expert Instructors
24-Hour Access
Classes include
Lessons
Quizzes
Hands-on Assignments
Discussion Area
Supplementary Links
6 Weeks of Instruction
Over 300 short classes in
Grant Writing
Payroll Specialist
Technical Writing
Media and Design
Web Graphics & Design
Database Management
Languages
GMAT, GRE, LSAT Prep
Personal Finance & Accounting
Digital Photography & Video
Math and Science
. . .And Many More Classes!
CLASSES START
AS LOW AS $99
ENROLL NOW!
www.ed2go.com/metroed
AFFORDABLE
CONVENIENT
ACCESSIBLE!
All courses require Internet access, email, the Netscape Navigator or the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browsers.
Some courses may have additional requirements. Please visit our On-line Instruction Center for more information or
call 408-723-6453.
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CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
$40 annual registration fee. Refunds will only be given if a class is filled
or if a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.
For registration information call the
Silicon Valley Adult Education at 408-723-6450
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING CLERK CERTIFICATE
The Accounting Clerk Certificate Program prepares students for entry level positions
in large and small firms. Students learn double-entry bookkeeping, journals and
ledgers, payroll documents, and bank statement reconciliation. To obtain the
Accounting Clerk Certificate, students must complete the following four courses with
a minimum score of 70% on every assignment and test: Basic Principles of Small
Business Accounting I, Basic Principles of Small Business Accounting II, Computer
Accounting with QuickBooks™ Pro, and Payroll Records and Procedures. Each
class is $335.00 plus the textbook costs below.
Basic Principles of Small Business Accounting I and II Book:
College Accounting by Price, Haddock, Brock - 12th Edition: Irwin McGraw-Hill, 2009: ISBN
#13:9780073365497.
QuickBooks™ Pro Book:
Computer Accounting with QuickBooks™ Pro 2010 by Donna Ulmer: Irwin McGraw-Hill, 2010:
ISBN #9780073527154
Payroll Records & Procedures Book:
Payroll Records and Procedures by Sherry Cohen & David Haddock, Fifth Edition: Irwin
McGraw-Hill, ISBN #978-0-07-298243-5.
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING I
Instructor: Staff
Room 19
Cost
Days Time Start-End
$335 Mon./Wed.
8:30-11:45am 01/13/14-03/12/14
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING II
Instructor: Staff
Room 19
Cost
Days Time Start-End
$335 Mon./Wed.
8:30-11:45am 03/17/14-05/12/14
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING WITH QUICKBOOKS™ PRO
Instructor: Staff
Room 19
Cost
Days Time Start-End
$335
Tues./Thurs. 8:30-11:45am
01/14/14-03/11/14
PAYROLL RECORDS AND PROCEDURES
Instructor: Staff
Room 19
Cost
Days Time Start-End
$335 Tues./Thurs. 8:30-11:45am 03/18/14-05/13/14
Accounting Clerk Certificate
Completers.
From left to right: Instructor
Abebe Gelagay, completers
Anet Gregor, Nahrin
Khenanisho, Susetta Matuzek,
and Site Registrar Maria
Cisneros.
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OFFICE
OFFICE SKILLS
To begin or advance and succeed in an office career, the following certificate
program will ensure you develop the skills for entry and middle level positions. At
your own pace, gain knowledge, speed, and accuracy in 2010 Microsoft™ Office
Suite programs and the electronic calculator. Develop your teamwork, problemsolving and leadership skills while learning business vocabulary and math, telephone
techniques, and filing systems.
Open entry as space is available. Call 408-723-6450 for placement test date. Cost
$200.00 per semester. Microsoft Office Certification exam $50.00
OFFICE SPECIALIST I Certificate
The Office Specialist I module is designed as a 12-week, competency-based course
that includes computer keyboarding, 10-key calculator, beginning Microsoft™ Word,
Excel, and Outlook, Internet, business vocabulary, telephone etiquette, and resume
writing to qualify for entry-level positions.
OFFICE SPECIALIST II Certificate
Since this module builds on the clerical skills and procedures mastered in the previous
level, the Office Specialist II module requires completion of the Office Specialist I
course or demonstration of comparable skills. In addition to Intermediate Microsoft™
Word and Excel, the course includes business math and correspondence, creating
folders and organizing contact lists in Outlook, increased speed and accuracy in
computer keyboarding and 10-key calculator is also necessary to pass this level.
OFFICE SPECIALIST III Certificate
Working from the skills acquired in the previous module(s), Office Specialist III
students continue through Advanced Microsoft™ Word & Excel and learn PowerPoint.
They complete clerical simulations, attitude assessments and 15 hours of office work
experience during this curriculum.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Certificate
To complete the final course, students must master clerical skills and procedures from
the previous levels, including computer keyboarding at 50+ WPM, 10-key electronic
calculator at 160 SAM, and Microsoft™ Access. Proficiency must be demonstrated
in skills needed for the job search process such as resume writing and interviewing.
Another 36 hours of office work experience is required.
Instructor: Gelagay
Room 19
Cost
Days Time $200
M-F
12:30-3:45pm Start-End
1/7/14-5/23/14
MetroED is now approved to accept the GI Bill for
SVCTE and SVAE Career Technical Education
and Credentialing classes.
Contact Joyce Veasley
408-723-6488
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OFFICE
MICROSOFT™ OFFICE APPLICATIONS
This self-paced course is designed for students who want to develop their skills in the following
2010 Microsoft™ Office Products: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access. Cost: $200 per
semester.
Instructor: Gelagay
Room 17
Cost
Days Time Start-End
$200
01/7/14-05/23/14
M-F
12:30-3:45pm
MEDICAL
EKG TECHNICIAN
This class is designed to provide technical knowledge, theory and practical application of EKG
monitoring systems in the following areas: Anatomy of the heart and cardiovascular system,
12 Lead EKG operational system technique and interpretation, Operation of Electrocardiogram,
and Detection of heat disease and other cardiovascular disorders.
Pre-requisite: High School Diploma or GED. Recommended: Knowledge of Medical Terms.
Complete 40 hours successfully and you will earn your certification. Cost: $300 per 8 session
series.
Classes on Saturday from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm: 1/25/14-3/22/14 and 3/29/14-5/17/14.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
This 757 hour medical assistant course is a nine-month program, consisting of eight modules
and a month of externship. Each module meets daily for four to five weeks. At the end of
the course, students will demonstrate mastery in front and back medical office procedures.
Students may begin the program at the start of any module, as space is available. The cost is
$1,500 per program year, which includes books. The material fee is $500.
Pre-requisites: high school diploma or proof of GED completion. Students may be enrolled
simultaneously in the Medical Assistant program and High School diploma or GED class, but
must complete all requirements prior to the completion of the Medical Assistant program.
Students are required to purchase professional liability insurance and must have current TB
test results and proof of immunizations prior to starting their externships.
Instructor: Safari
Room 18
Cost
$2000
Days
M-F
Time
8:30-11:45am
Start-End
8/13/13-6/27/14
$2000
M-F
12:15-3:30pm
8/13/13-6/27/14
“Preparing Students for
College & Careers!”
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MetroED Career Technical Training Initiative
The Veterans Career Technical Training
Initiative is a collaborative partnership of
various organizations whose purpose is
to provide post 9/11 veterans with career
technical training and priority job search
services and other resources.
The training is provided at no cost to
veterans, and is held at the Silicon Valley
Career Technical Education (SVCTE)
and Silicon Valley Adult Education
(SVAE) campus on Hillsdale Avenue in
San Jose.
Veterans
Career
Technical
Training
Priority job search services and other
resources are provided through
work2future, NOVAConnect, San Jose
Employment Development Department
(EDD) and Project Hired. Please contact
our partners directly at:
work2future: 408-794-1100
NOVA/Connect: 408-774-5421
Project HIRED: 408-557-0880
San Jose EDD: 408-369-3606
at
No Cost
Supporters:
Hon. Mike Honda
U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Elaine Alquist
California State Senator
Hon. Joe Simitian
California State Senator
Hon. Nora Campos
California Assemblymember
Hon. Bob Wieckowski
California Assemblymember
Hon. Dave Cortese
Santa Clara County Supervisor
Hon. Chuck Reed
Mayor, City of San Jose
Hon. Jose Esteves
Mayor, City of Milpitas
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TEACHER CREDENTIALING SERVICES
Please visit www.MetroED.net/credential.html for the most current schedule on
classes for credentials.
As a local education agency (LEA), MetroED LEA offers credentialing services and teacher preparation training both for adult and for career-technical education instructors throughout Northern California. In 1996, the LEA was authorized to issue Designated Subjects credentials in Vocational Education (currently Career-Technical Education (CTE-5 year), Adult Education (AE), Special Subjects
(ROTC and Drivers Education), and Supervision and Coordination (AE and CTE). In 2011, MetroED
was approved to offer the Career Technical Education 3 year credential to candidates who filed
for their (CTE) credential after August 31, 2010. The Educator Preparation programs are available
through MetroED LEA (San Jose Location), Napa Adult Education, and Santa Cruz County Office
of Education.
Spring 2014 Module Schedule
Required Modules
Additional Requirements
5 Year Adult Education (clear)
1, 2, 4, 1D, 5, 6, 7
Modules 1A, 1B, 1C if subject
is listed on credential
5 Year Special Subjects
(preliminary and clear)
1, 2, 4, 1D, 5, 6, 7
Approval from Service Branch
3 Year CTE (preliminary and
clear)
1D, 4, D, B, C, E (if less than
2 years teaching experience
when clearing credential)
SDAIE and Early Orientation
Supervision and Coordination
9, 10
CBEST or equivalent
I. Online Classes
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•
•
•
•
•
•
Enroll in online credential classes at any time
All classes are available online
You may start at a time that is convenient for your schedule
Complete all work online
Finish a class in 8 weeks or less
Enroll now:
• Phone: 408-723-4284 (Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM)
• Email the form to [email protected]
Email any questions to [email protected]
II. On Location Classes in San Jose
Spring Session
No. of Meetings
Days
1D
3
Sat.
March 9, April 5, 12
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
1
4
Sat.
Jan. 11, 25, Feb. 1, 8
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Lett
2
4
Sat.
March 1, 8, 15, 22
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Sadasivan
4
2
Sat.
May 3, 10
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
DaSalla
5
2
Sat.
Feb. 8, April 5
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Lett
6
4
Sat.
May 10, 17, 24, 31
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Sadasivan
7
4
Sat.
March 1, 8, 15, 22
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
MacDonald
D
Dates
Times
Instructor
Lett
Module will not be offered in San Jose this session. It will be offered in the Summer Date TBD
B
4
Sat.
Jan. 11, 25, Feb. 1, 8
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
MacDonald
C
4
Sat.
March 1, 8, 15, 22
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
DaSalla
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Vrabel
TBD
E
10
4
Sat.
Jan. 11, Feb. 8, March 8,
April 12
There is also an additional $40 annual registration fee from July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014
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General Information
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION AND
COMPLAINT PROCEDURES
Notice of Non-Discrimination
The Metropolitan Education District (MetroED) does not discriminate on the basis
of race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age or
physical or mental disability in its educational programs and activities or employment
practices as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the
Education Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, Section 504 of
the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Vocational Education Act of 1976. Students,
parents, employees, or others who wish further information about the regulations, or
about handicapped access of the district’s facilities, or who wish to file a complaint,
should contact the following district: Metropolitan Education District, 760 Hillsdale
Avenue, San Jose, California 95136, Phone 408-723-6464.
Aviso de No Discriminacíon
El Distrito Metropolitano de Educación no discrimina por razones de raza, color, origen
nacional, descendencia, religión, sexo, orientación sexual, edad, o incapacidad
física o mental en sus programas educativos y actividades o en su manera de
emplear personal según lo requiere el Titulo VI de la Ley de los Derechos Civiles
de1964, el Titulo IX de las Enmiendas Educativas de 1972, la Ley de Discriminación
de Edad de 1975, la Sección 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación de 1973, y la Ley de
Educación Vocacional de 1976. Los alumnos, padres de familia, empleados u otras
personas que deseen más información acerca de estos reglamentos, o acerca del
acceso para los incapacitados a las instalaciones del distrito o que deseen presentar
quejas, deben comunicarse con el distrito: Metropolitan Education District, 760
Hillsdale Ave., San José, California 95136, Teléfono 408-723-6464.
Complaint Procedures
Metropolitan Education District recognizes that the District has primary responsibility
for insuring that it complies with state and federal laws governing education programs.
The District shall investigate and seek to resolve complaints at the local level. The
District shall follow complaint procedures when addressing complaints alleging
unlawful discrimination or failure to comply in all the programs it offers. Please call
Silicon Valley Adult Education (SVAE) at 408-723-6450, or Silicon Valley Career
Technical Education (SVCTE) at 408-723-6400 if you have a complaint about the
program services or for a copy of the complaint procedures.
Proceso de Quejas
El Distrito Metropolitano de Educación reconoce que tiene la responsabilidad primero de asegurar que se cumpla con las leyes estatales y federales que gobiernan
a los programas educativos. El Distrito investigara y buscará el modo de resolver
quejas a nivel local. El Distrito seguirá el proceso de quejas cuando se disponga
a resolver quejas que tengan que ver con la discriminación ilegal o fallode cumplir
con lo que el programa ofrece. Por favor llame a SVAE 408-723-6450, o a SVCTE
408-723-6400 si usted tiene una queja sobre los servicios ofrecidos por nuestro
programa o para una copia del proceso de quejas.
Note
Copies of the procedures are available in Spanish and Vietnamese upon request at
our administrative offices.
Nota
Copias de estas reglas están disponibles en Español en nuestras oficinas
administrativas.
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Spring 2014 Class Schedule
SVAE
Metropolitan Adult Education Center
760 Hillsdale Avenue, Rm. 1
San Jose, CA 95136
408-723-6450
www.MetroED.net
“Preparing Students for College & Careers”
MetroED is the largest career-oriented educational organization in Santa Clara
County comprised of high school and adult career technical, academic and
community programs.
MetroED provides career technical education and adult education programs to
over 11,500 students in Santa Clara County.

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