<human>: Dear reddit,
My dad recently divorced mom. That in itself isn't so bad, but the problem is that my mom has been a homemaker (basically jobless) for the past 25 years. She's been entirely reliant on my dad for income and doesn't have any work experience nor a college degree. Not only that but our family immigrated to America from Korea and she can't really speak English fluently.
I'm definitely willing to support her, but I'm currently in college and won't be graduating for a couple of years. Fortunately, she has some money saved up and got the house, so she's in no immediate financial trouble. What are her options? I'm strongly in favor of her getting some sort of job training, but the only thing I can think of is her doing a 2 year program in accounting and doing some sort of accounting job.
Do you guys have any other ideas on what she can do? Something along the vein of her getting out, interacting with other people (to improve her english) and ending up with some ability to get a job. She's in her late 40s so nothing too physically strenuous.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: newly divorced mom has 0 work experience, what are some 2 year degrees/job training programs that she could do to get a job?