2P3 Communication of Expectations

BIT: Expectations for BIT are communicated through the stand-alone website, traditional hard-copy marketing materials, and face-to-face communication with industry partners.

AEL: In addition to advertising what the AEL programs offer through marketing materials and web site information, AEL communicates expectations through the community agencies and businesses that utilize or need AEL services. Expectations of enrolled students are communicated to them through an orientation session, student brochures, a student handbook, and frequent communications with AEL tutors and staff. Students enrolling in the AEL program are required to attend 60 hours of instruction and show educational functional level growth in the area being tracked in order to participate in the program.