Adult Basic Education

People with disabilities sometimes require specialized education so that they can qualify for jobs and post-secondary training.  Through our Basic Adult Education classes, they receive just that. These classes focus on basic skills in math, reading, life skills, money management, social skills, and workplace skills.  We also teach basic computer skills, how to job search and use social media for employment purposes.   Contact our Director of Programs,

Adult Literacy

What is adult literacy? A simple definition tells us that it is the ability to read and write. Yet in practical life, literacy is so much more.  In today’s workplace, literacy skills extend beyond understanding the written word and include English as a Second Language, math, technology, digital skills, critical thinking, problem-solving, and work related social skills. The power of literacy lies in an individual’s capacity to put those skills to work in shaping the course of their own life.

Through the Adult Literacy classes, PEP Services also provides job coaching to community members.  Career coaching includes assessing students’ skills and interests and then assisting the students with creating and updating typed versions of their resumes.

For more information, please contact either PEP’s CEO – Mr. Michael Tucker at Michael.Tucker@PEPServices.org