Stanislaus/Motherlode Consortium

Adult Education
For A Better Tomorrow

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ENGLISH LEARNING CLASS

English courses are designed for all levels of English learners, from beginning to advanced.

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR GED

Self-paced, face-to-face, and online programs for Adult High School Diploma completion, basic skills building, reading, and literacy.

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VOCATIONAL CAREER CLASSES

Vocational career classes are designed to prepare students for a variety of entry-level careers.

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Adult Education For A Better Tomorrow.

There are real benefits to having a high school diploma. Read and hear what our past students are saying.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What types of programs are normally available?

Depending on where you live, these are some of the widely available classes.

Adult School Diploma
GED and Prep Classes
ABE (Adult Basic Skills-Education)
ESL ( English as a Second Language)
Career Technical Education/Vocational Classes
Office Skills such as computer

Do I need to take a test to register? NO.

Adult Schools don’t require that you take a test to register. You’ll visit with a counselor to do a survey of your current skills in order to develop a program customized just for you!

Is it expensive? NO.

Most classes are free.

Can I just take one or two classes? Absolutely!

You decide what classes you would like to take. Many vocational classes offer “Certificates of Completion.” Programs like High School Diploma require a minimum amount of credits.