Corporate America hits the books

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The number of adult learners is increasing at a steady pace. Statistics have shown that 48% of all college students in the US are classified as adult learners and half of these learners were women. Several college recruitment campaigns have aimed their correspondence courses at an aging student body. This has been partly due to the effects of technological innovations that have made it necessary for employees to keep up with these changes by receiving training from vocational and technical institutions.

All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction, Vocational schools, not elsewhere classified, Home Study Educatn Svcs, Social aspects, Technological innovations, Adult students, Workers, Distance education, Correspondence schools and courses, Correspondence schools

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Computer training to the rescue

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A variety of computer training options can be obtained from the American Business Women's Assn. (ABWA). ABWA benefit provider New Horizons Computer Learning Center offers classes that allow one-on-one discussions with instructors. Books such as the 'Complete Idiot's' series and '...For dummies' guides provide complete instructions on software, while user groups are another source of information on computer hardware and software.

Services, American Business Women's Association

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