(1) Coordinate, arrange for, or conduct evaluation of existing center programs of instruction for refinement, develop new courses of instruction, and plan their implementation on a continuing basis;

(2) Coordinate, arrange for, or conduct instructional programs including classes, courses, workshops, seminars, and research studies or projects;

(3) Coordinate, arrange for, or provide technical assistance to trade unions to improve or implement labor education programs within their organizations;

(4) Prepare and disseminate educational information and publications on various subjects of concern and interest to workers and their organizations;

(5) Develop or acquire the means necessary to offer credit and non-credit labor studies programs via distance education throughout the State;

(6) Develop or acquire and promote the dissemination of labor-related information and programs through the various public media (radio, television, newspapers, public and private organizations, clubs, etc.); and

(7) Coordinate, arrange for, or conduct credit and non-credit teacher preparation classes to enable relevant and reliable department of education instruction in labor-related educational courses, programs and activities.