IN THE FUTURE…
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE AND LETTERS WITH FOCUS ON PRODUCTIVITY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
(Diversified Cycle / high school level)
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COURSES FOR STUDENTS
LITERACY
Provides youth and adults 15 years of age and older, who cannot read or write, to have access to the written word. This skill will contribute to the development of their human potential including their personal, economic, social, and spiritual growth and as such, will guarantee the right of the adult population of Guatemala to an education. Participation in this level of study contributes to the educational vision of this country to reduce, and someday eradicate, illiteracy in the Guatemalan population.
ACCELERATED PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR ADULTS – PEAC
Provides opportunities for youth and adults over 13 years of age who wish to continue and complete their primary education, using a model of "self-instruction" with an education equivalent to that taught in the school system over a two-year period. These students have not been able to complete this level of schooling due to educational problems that exclude them from the conventional school system, their need to work, limited economic resources, and geographical distance from schools. Here they are given the opportunity, free of charge, to complete their primary studies, obtaining a diploma and official certifications issued by the DIGEEX-Ministry of Education.
PEAC Stage I. Equivalent to Primary Education grades 1 to 4
PEAC Stage II. Equivalent to Primary Education grades 5 to 6
FLEXIBLE MODALITIES
(1st, 2nd and 3rd levels of Basic Education / Secondary Education)
Provides a free program of basic / secondary education over a two-year period, with a focus on development, productivity and entrepreneurship for youth 15 years of age and older and adults who have abandoned or have not had access to the school system.
We dream of fulfilling an urgent need to offer Diversified Education studies, both for our graduates and others 18 years of age and older who have not had access to the school system, or because of socioeconomic circumstances (work, age, family) have been unable to complete vocational level studies and to have access to education as entrepreneurs and producers. This level of study enables students to learn a trade or profession that allows them economic independence and opens the doors for continued education at a university level.
