Virginia Said:

I am starting Girls Education and Welfare Society.Adventure Sports also,Please suggest me the name of society?

We Answered:

"""snazzy girls"""

Cecil Said:

What size is the Awarding Body (City & Guilds, Edexcel etc.) market?

We Answered:

Hiya

I just "googled" city and guilds awarding body, and got lots of hits.

www.city-and-guilds.co.uk/documents/Pr…

gives a download of a media pack 2006.

Had a quick look and it seems to have the kind of information you need.

Also try:

www.edexcel.org.uk

Sure you will find more information of a similar nature.

Hope these help.

Rita Said:

How is special education and support services for autistic person in GA?

We Answered:

Hi, I am an elementary special education teacher in Georgia. I teach north of Atlanta. I would recommend calling the school districts in which you are interested in moving. Ask them what services they offer. I noticed that you mentioned a "special education school". Do you mean a special school for children with autism? I am not familiar with any of those. I teach several high-functioning students with autism in the public school setting. We have some classes in the regular education setting (called inclusion or co-teaching when sped. teacher goes with sped. students to reg. ed classroom) and spend the rest of the day in the special ed. classroom. These are questions you can ask when you call the school districts. You can also ask about specific vocational and technical diplomas. Just call the central office at any of the counties you are considering and ask to speak to someone in the special education department. They should be able to answer any questions you may have.
A word of caution about Clayton county schools: You may want to google info. on that county because they are having some major problems right now and have been in the news a lot lately due to corruption at the board of education. Because of this, it is not certain whether they will continue to be accredited. I believe SACS is investigating. Please check into this because if their accreditation is taken away, this will be an issue if your son tries to get into a technical school or college after high school.
Personally, I know Forsyth, Gwinnett, Barrow, and Hall counties all have good school systems and special education programs. Good luck to you and your son!!!

Allen Said:

Can you please make my English sound more official here?

We Answered:

no mistakes (as far as i see) but maybe instead of 'You can visit our website and get all the information you need about the program and the fees.'

something like 'All information regarding the program and fees is available on our website.'

'you' always sounds less official i think... same with 'our'.
maybe put 'the' instead of the 'our's? but it doesn't sound bad the way you have it. just more formal without personal pronouns i think.

anyway just an idea. nothing wrong with what you wrote as far as i can see