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Home Remedies Made Easy

with Jen Sala

Oct

October 5th to 26th, 2022

$45 More Info

This course is a combination of presentation, discussion and tasty labwork. Each week will focus on a different topic.

Week 1: The how and why of select remedies and the Doctrine of Signatures.

Week 2: Different types of preparations such as teas, oxymels, and lozenges.

Week 3: Discussion on formulating remedies for individual constitutions.

Week 4: Cooking like an herbalist.

This is an in-person class. There is a $5 materials fee payable to the instructor at the first class.

Makeup class, if needed 11/09/22.

Jennifer Sala is a research writer and herbalist in Ellsworth, with a passion for history and science.

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Early Childhood Education Micro-credential Certificate Program

Free More Info

Passionate about young children and eager to make a difference?

If you’d like to confidently start a job with a local early childhood program (i.e., Downeast Community Partners, DEFYMCA, Ellsworth Elementary School and others), contact Ellsworth Adult Education today to learn more about the University of Maine System Early Childhood Education Microcredential.

Ellsworth Adult Education is working with area early childhood employers and the University of Maine System this summer and fall to develop a competency-based microcredential certificate program using industry recognized standards. The details will take shape by September, so reach out to us to learn more!

Badge 1 Communications for the Early Childhood Professional, Work Readiness for the Early Childhood Professional, Pediatric First Aid & CPR, Mandated Reporting and additional to prepare for Badge 2.

Badge 2 You’ll earn certificate options documenting your knowledge and skills to work as part of a team to provide professional, safe, healthy, developmentally appropriate programs in partnership with families

Badge 3 offers hands-on experience demonstrating that you can apply the knowledge and skills in a local facility.

Frugal Living for Today’s World

with Jill Gott

$59 More Info

Choosing to live frugally is a creative endeavor. Not as one would paint a portrait, write a book, or sculpt a statue but in all reality being frugal allows one to rewrite past messages, paint a new picture and sculpt a new life. As you learn the differences between frugality and being cheap, you will see yourself opening to new ideas, new techniques and to new adventures.

The goal of this class is for you to develop a variety of skills: to be comfortable looking for and asking for discounts when appropriate; learning how to use technology to access store coupons and other helpful information; developing knowledge of the areas in which you can save more money, such as when purchasing sports equipment, food, clothes, even craft supplies and other items.

When you leave this class, we want you to feel empowered and to understand that you are capable of living a good life, all the while being frugal. This is an in-person class.

Makeup class, if needed, 04/02/22.

Get Ready to ZOOM!

with Vanessa Richards

Free More Info

If you need ZOOM support, we can assist you with resources (guides and videos), and in-person or online practice sessions. You will need a device with a camera and microphone (internal or external) and ZOOM downloaded on your device.

This session prepares you - please reach out to us! - and is offered by appointment, live online using ZOOM, or in-person; ongoing enrollment.

If you're interested in learning more about this workshop, register here and we'll call you to schedule a phone or in-person meeting with one of our advisors.

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