They develop resilience and allow an individual person to bounce back from challenges.
They build aspirations and allow individuals to grasp for opportunities.
They help students graduate from high school, enter college and succeed.
They allow employees to enter rigorous training programs, excel at work, and gain promotions.
In scale, they can transform the economic prosperity of a community.
The CSM Course uses next-generation adaptive learning technology that personalize instruction in academic skills, and how you feel and act.
The CSM Course has an unprecedented range of use: across venues (schools, colleges, adult education, workforce development, employee upskilling), ages (15 to 65+ years), and educational backgrounds (low-literacy adults to those with advanced degrees). This is a reflection of the universal value of the CSM High Performance and Lifelong Learning skills.
The CSM Certificate is a pathway to college - it is accepted as college credit math credit at many colleges and universities.
The CSM Certificate is a pathway to employment - it certifies the employability skills -- skills for success at any job. The CSM Certificate comes with a Credly digital badge and lifetime biometric verification.
People need a framework to make informed and effective career decisions throughout their lives. Career Strategies is a short, self-paced mini-course to build an internal coach who will be with you for life, by teaching the skills of making career decisions.
Technical Mathematics Essentials extends the CSM Course into the more advanced math needed for technical careers such as laboratory technicians, water/wastewater operators, and electromechanical maintenance.
Excel Together leverages the unprecedented breadth of use of CSM into a novel community-wide initiatives to transform pathways into college, and deliver High Performance to people entering and already in the workforce.
In Excel Together West Virginia, for example, CSM is available to all adults at no cost, and earns college math credit at many colleges across the state, and is endorsed by employer associations as an employability skills credential. We are in discussions in a number of cities and states to extend the Excel Together model across the US.
equitable access
higher graduation rates
address math issues
community engagement
stop-out recovery
postsecondary access
apprenticeship
high school equivalency
career development
employer partnerships
performance upskilling
broaden, diversify pipeline
access to tuition assistance
higher engagement
culture transformation
community uplift
postsecondary access
employer engagement
equity
economic development
