Literacy: is opposite of illiteracy, it means the ability to recognize and understand ideas or one’s ability to read and write.

 

Learning: the understanding of new ideas or concepts through a practice or an experience.

 

Development: Human development is recognized as a lifelong process.

 

The process of improving and advancing people strongly and gradually.

 

Adult :  Is the particular stage in which a boy becomes a man / A girl becomes a woman based on their responsibility and maturity.  Growing up person

 

Adult Education: A relationship between an education agent and a leader in which the agent elects, arranges, and continuously directs a sequence of progressive tasks that

 

Lifelong learning- The act of individuals learning continuously throughout their life.

 

Lifelong education- The education that remains available for students to acquire regardless of age.

 

Formal education- Usually takes place at an institution where an individual will receive a certificate, a credit or diploma.

 

Informal education- Self motivated learning, often with the intent to enhance knowledge for work or self-improvement.

 

Non-formal education- Training provided by employers or communities in an organized environment, and does not lead to a certificate or degree.

 

Praxis- The practical application or implementation of something learned or taught.

 

Andragogy- The art or science of teaching adults.

 

Program- A plan of courses or events over a set

 

period of time with the intent to achieve a specific goal or understanding.

 

Curriculum- A material or a content of specific course designed to properly teach a subject.

 

Facilitator- One who assists people in their progression and understanding of a subject.

 

Practitioner- One who engages in a certain activity in order to learn or accomplish a set goal.