Today’s challenging economy has driven many local women to return to the workforce, change careers or upgrade their employment status. To do so, a number of them are attending college for the first time or seeking additional schooling.
St. Andrew’s Nursery School and Kindergarten (www.staNurserySchool.com) located on Route 70 next to Ponzio’s Diner in Cherry Hill, announces registration for the 2010-2011 school year.
Every so often when you pick up a newspaper you notice an article about
“Soroptimists” and you may wonder “Who are these people?” Until I
joined this great group of women I wondered the same thing, but now I
know…
Leaving the nest at age three or four? While it’s not a practical age
to head off to college or tie the knot, experts agree that it is an
ideal age to start nursery school.
Renée Ferguson Butler entered the healthcare field about nine years
ago, working full-time in various units of Ancora Psychiatric Hospital.
As she performed her duties, her interactions with an array of patients
made her realize that she would make a good nurse.
A nursery school for parents? Absolutely! At St. Andrew’s Nursery
School & Kindergarten, voted a winner as the Best Nursery School in
South Jersey by The Inquirer and Courier Post (8 years), parents are
invited to share their toddler’s first school experience. In the
process, says the school’s director, Jill Mayo, (M.Ed.) both learn a
little something about the nursery school environment while learning a
good deal about each other.
Many assume that electronic recording equipment would replace the human
court reporter. The fact is, technology has increased the demand, and
the field is alive and well. The National Court Reporters Association
(NCRA) reports a nationwide shortage of workers.
With more than 10 years of experience as an assistant director, center
director and operator of four Huntington Learning Centers, Allyson
Bernstein is absolutely certain that one of the best ways to help
struggling students is to “begin by discovering each student’s
particular learning style.”
St. Andrew’s Nursery School & Kindergarten
(www.SaintAndrewsNurserySchoolAndKindergarten.com) located on Route 70,
next to Ponzio’s Diner in Cherry Hill, announces their newest program
for two year olds – MOTHER’S MORNING OUT!!
While the recession is hitting jobseekers hard and sending many to the unemployment lines, the court reporting profession is in dire need of new reporters. The National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) reports a nationwide shortage of workers.
The anticipated event is finally here! Five candles on the birthday
cake are lit and blown out, and the criteria for entrance to
Kindergarten are met! That’s it? Should there be more??
Saint Andrews Nursery School and Kindergarten, located on Route 70 next to Ponzio’s Diner in CherryHill, announces registration for the 2009-2010 school year.
Camden County has found a way through its One-Stop Career Center to save a quality training program for about 50 aspiring licensed practical nurses (LPNs) that had been facing cancellation due to cutbacks within the Camden School District.
Today’s challenging economy has driven many local women to return to the workforce, change careers or upgrade their employment status. To do so, a number of them are attending college for the first time or seeking additional schooling. 
St. Andrew’s Nursery School and Kindergarten (www.staNurserySchool.com) located on Route 70 next to Ponzio’s Diner in Cherry Hill, announces registration for the 2010-2011 school year. _thumb.jpg)
Leaving the nest at age three or four? While it’s not a practical age
to head off to college or tie the knot, experts agree that it is an
ideal age to start nursery school.
Renée Ferguson Butler entered the healthcare field about nine years
ago, working full-time in various units of Ancora Psychiatric Hospital.
As she performed her duties, her interactions with an array of patients
made her realize that she would make a good nurse.
With more than 10 years of experience as an assistant director, center
director and operator of four Huntington Learning Centers, Allyson
Bernstein is absolutely certain that one of the best ways to help
struggling students is to “begin by discovering each student’s
particular learning style.”_thumb.jpg)
Monitors and evaluates existing services provided for people with developmental disabilities
If you are creative, selfmotivated and good with language, then the high-tech field of court reporting might be for you.