LEWISTON — Registration has opened for fall classes, including new and free programs, at Lewiston Adult Education.
The brochure has more than 30 new offerings, including Spanish, Basic Arabic and Introduction to Digital Photography. A number of classes are free with registration.
Budgeting Basics is set to cover money-tracking and goal-setting. Doug Dumont of Lewiston High School’s Aspirations Lab will teach two different sessions of Navigating the College Admission and Enrollment Process.
People looking to increase job skills or find a new career have choices in workforce training. The Certified Nursing Assistant Program will return for the fall, along with Welding I, Welding II and Computer Literacy.
A cooking-class addition will be sambusas, a fried pastry with meat filling, led by Zamzam Mahmoud.
Chef Junlong Bunleng of Lewiston’s Pepper and Spice Restaurant will also offer a new class, Thai Appetizers, in addition to his popular Thai Cooking class.
Fall Super Saturday is scheduled for Oct. 14 at Lewiston High School. Anna Golendukhina will return to teach two half-day dance classes, and Martha Chessie will instruct students on how to make a plastic bag wall basket.
FMI: 207-795-4141, www.lewiston.maineadulted.org.
Lewiston Adult Education teacher Anna Golendukhina holds flowers given to her by students in her final class in the spring. She will teach two classes in the fall session.
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