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Adult Basic Education Classroom Instruction
 At the Key Training Center’s Adult Day Training Program, clients receive structured classroom instruction and important individual staff attention to thrive as full citizen partners.
The comprehensive scope of adult day training begins with self-care and concludes with community based employment. In between, a variety of targeted training helps clients function more normally in everyday life.
Personal hygiene and grooming are taught in the self-care program. Daily living skills training includes hands-on learning about meal planning, cooking, nutrition, cleaning, exercise, laundry, sewing, public transportation, traffic signals and safety.
Social skills include maintaining positive relationships at home, work, and play. Basic knowledge includes reading, writing, money management, telling time and making change. Human growth and development focuses on health, family concepts, and relationships with others.
Most clients participate in one of three vocational programs. These are prevocational, vocational, and mobile work crew. The prevocational program focuses on social interaction and behavior, basic personal care habits and fundamental vocational skills. Traditional work values, ethics and skills are taught in the vocational program.
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