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Documents and Strategic Planning

Browse the ‘Documents’ page to access vital information on the governance and strategic planning of the Ventura County Adult Education Consortium.

2022-2025 VCAEC Three-Year Plan review:

VCAEC Three-Year Plan, 2022-2025 (Final Draft)

Annual Plan

BYLAWS OF THE VENTURA COUNTY ADULT EDUCATION CONSORTIUM

Read our bylaws (Revised 4/27/2023)

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success stories

The adult school provides a second chance for many of our students to achieve their dreams and strengthen our community’s economic and social fabric, and to open doors when they may have been thought to have been closed. It’s never too late to learn, grow and achieve.
Alexandra Mejia, Director
Alexandra Mejia, DirectorOjai Adult School
Connecting with workers through the AJCC and the community college has allowed us to expand capacity and serve our customer needs better. Costs for employee training was covered by WIOA and I was able to successfully grow my business with the help of some wage subsidies too. I’ve added jobs and increased our productivity, which has made my bottom line look a lot better.
John
JohnVentura
I was desperate for employees and needed reliable people who could show up on time. The Community College worked with me to find the right fit from recent graduates. They also connected me to the AJCC so that I could take advantage of subsidies for internal, custom training needs to keep our employees up to date with current technology.
Maria
MariaVentura
I have been recruiting from the Adult Schools for years and the quality of workers has been impeccable. I have alse recently recruited through the community college using an apprenticeship model and have been impressed with the proficiency and work ethic displayed by the students. The apprenticeship model is allowing me to plan for worker turn over and retirements in away I could never have done before.
Susy
SusyVentura

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Signing up is quick and simple. Many schools provide options for in-person, online, or phone registration. Check out your preferred school for details.

Most programs are free – some costs may vary. Please check with the school before enrolling.

VCAEC’s consortium members are made up of 10 campuses around Ventura County. View our full map for your closest location.

No. You don’t need US citizenship or a social security number to join our programs. They’re open to local adults, no matter your immigration status. ID may be required to confirm your legal name.

Actual length varies by class and school but we strive to make your classes flexible and manageable. Learn more by visiting your preferred school.

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