PROJECT REMOTE
FORMS & APPLICATIONS
CONTACT INFORMATION
Project Remote
Project REMOTE offers the opportunity for tribal members living in the region to pursue their educational goals in their home without leaving their community, family, or subsistence lifestyles. The program is coming to a close, but currently is still supporting Adult Education participants.
Project REMOTE will assist in the following ways:
- Enrolled distance learners may be given a computer and software upon enrollment depending on need an eligibility
- Students will receive paid internet fees
Eligible Students
- Adult Education (GED) students
- Are Tribal Members who live in communities in the Bering Strait Region
Adult Education (AE) Learners for GED
Students will need to study a minimum of twenty hours monthly on AE Online approved program platforms. Eligible students are those who live in communities outside of Nome, except for students who verifiably cannot make it into the Kawerak office due to current circumstances- and will be reviewed by staff on a case by case basis. AE students are required to be fully enrolled in Kawerak’s AE Program and engaged in their learning. To learn more about Kawerak’s Adult Education & GED program visit kawerak.org/ged.
To receive Project REMOTE support students must:
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- Enroll in Kawerak’s Adult Education Program (contact the Nome office at 1-800-478-7574 and fill out application EESS Intake Form)
- Apply for Project REMOTE
- Complete AE Internet Agreement Form
- Complete Equipment Liability Release Form if given equipment
- Agree to allow tracking of time and performance for grant reporting
- Employment Training Students
Project Remote Video Series
To celebrate and document the success of Project Remote, the following video series was created. Enjoy!
Project Remote
Project REMOTE offers the opportunity for tribal members living in the region to pursue their educational goals in their home without leaving their community, family, or subsistence lifestyles. The program is coming to a close, but currently is still supporting Adult Education participants.
Project REMOTE will assist in the following ways:
- Enrolled distance learners may be given a computer and software upon enrollment depending on need an eligibility
- Students will receive paid internet fees
Eligible Students
- Adult Education (GED) students
- Are Tribal Members who live in communities in the Bering Strait Region
Adult Education (AE) Learners for GED
Students will need to study a minimum of twenty hours monthly on AE Online approved program platforms. Eligible students are those who live in communities outside of Nome, except for students who verifiably cannot make it into the Kawerak office due to current circumstances- and will be reviewed by staff on a case by case basis. AE students are required to be fully enrolled in Kawerak’s AE Program and engaged in their learning. To learn more about Kawerak’s Adult Education & GED program visit kawerak.org/ged.
To receive Project REMOTE support students must:
-
- Enroll in Kawerak’s Adult Education Program (contact the Nome office at 1-800-478-7574 and fill out application EESS Intake Form)
- Apply for Project REMOTE
- Complete AE Internet Agreement Form
- Complete Equipment Liability Release Form if given equipment
- Agree to allow tracking of time and performance for grant reporting
- Employment Training Students
Project Remote Video Series
To celebrate and document the success of Project Remote, the following video series was created. Enjoy!