All Adult General Education programs allow open-ended enrollment. The instruction is individualized so that students may progress at their own pace to achieve maximum potential. Courses are designed to meet a variety of needs such as attaining basic literacy, obtaining a high school diploma, and learning English as a second language. 

COURSES
Adult Basic Education – Adult Basic Education is an innovative, non-graded program of instruction designed to develop fundamental skills in the area of reading, expression of the English language and mathematics.

General Educational Diploma (GED)
Preparation – GED preparation provides a review of the five sections tested on the GED examination, i.e., writing skills, mathematics, science, social studies, and literature.

Adult English Literacy (ESOL) - This program provides the opportunity for students to learn English by improving listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Daily living skills are emphasized. Students may also learn about different occupations and prepare for further education.

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Vocational Preparatory Instruction (VPI)
The purpose of the Vocational Preparatory Instructional Laboratory (VPI) is to assess, evaluate, and remediate an individual's aptitude and achievement in relation to his/her goal for technical skills training. Diagnostic tests are given which determine the individual's educational level in mathematics, language, and reading.

The student may need to improve his/her preparation so that success may be achieved in the program of study. An individualized program is prescribed with the goal of helping the student master the curriculum of the technical program. Frequently, the student participates in the VPI laboratory at the same time he/she is beginning the job preparatory competencies. An additional fee may be charged for the VPI lab.

For further information concerning the AEL program, please contact the counselors in Student Services.
407.246.7060  x4828