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The Alaska Adult Education Program provides foundational academic instruction so individuals can:

• Advance to a higher academic level
• Improve job skills
• Learn computer skill basics
• Enter post-secondary or vocational training
• Attain the Diploma of High School Equivalency through the GED Program

The program is open from September to May.

The mission of the Environmental Studies program is to increase science literacy and to provide the knowledge and skills necessary for individuals to take an active role in the management of the natural resources in and around Bristol Bay.


Occupational Endorsement

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  • Completed though the RACEJT program
  • Not 100% online

Whether you like to program computers, install solar panels, design buildings, retrofit homes, develop projects or make local policy, this program will give you the opportunity to apply your skills toward improving energy efficiency and developing local renewable energy systems.

Occupational Endorsement

• • Can be completed 100% online

The is a statewide outreach and technical assistance program helping Alaskans use, conserve, and enjoy Alaska's marine and coastal resources. The program works to:

• Assist coastal residents to diversify their community’s economic base through involvement in ventures such as aquaculture, marine recreation and tourism, seafood processing, and direct marketing of Alaska seafood.
• Enhance the value of commercial fishing, shellfish mariculture, seaweed farming, and seafood processing through training and technical assistance.
• Contribute to the information base of Alaskans who are making decisions affecting the conservation of the state’s marine resources, or who depend on them for traditional, cultural, recreational or nutritional sustenance.

• Students must  and be accepted to enter the program. More information is in the School of Nursing's

Alaska Native Student Support