Whether you are finishing your high school degree or planning to go to college, increasing your skills in math, reading and writing will help you become more successful. Don't let basic skills get in the way of your college and career goals.

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Welcome to Adult Education at Region 9! This is a two part Orientation sessions prior to enrollment in our Adult Education programs.  These sessions cover career exploration, growth mindset, computer usage assessment, learning styles, and reading and math assessments that are required by federal and state governments.

Learn to increase your ability to function independently to meet most survival needs and to use English in routine social and work situations. Handle work demands that require oral and written instructions.  Brush up on correct usage of English grammar and writing, as well as reading authentic materials on familiar subjects using context and word analysis skills. Students should expect to spend time online outside of class as well as preparing homework.

For newcomers to the U.S. who want to learn basic communication, beginning reading, writing and technology skills.  Students at this level will identify the sounds and letters of English and learn basic sight words with a lot of visual support and repetition.  Online practice outside of class is required. Participants may join the class at any time.

Build on basic skills to communicate in routine social situations and for immediate needs. Learn new vocabulary including common sight words and phrases to handle routine entry-level jobs and complete simple forms. Learn to answer simple questions related to personal information intended for survival situations. Students should expect to have homework to prepare for classes. Participants may join the class at any time.

Bridge to College Transitions for English Language Learners is a 15 week, 67.5 hour class, open to students who are at levels 4 and 5, The goal of the class is to help increase your knowledge of English grammar, writing, reading, and speaking. It is not a conversation class, even though there will be lots of discussion about the texts that we read. You will read non-fiction from around the world. There is a heavy focus on grammar and beginner writing. It requires a commitment as the course is progressive in its content. Goal setting and career guidance is facilitated. This course is a requirement for the College Transitions program unless proficiency to the C level of the CCR standards can be demonstrated.

Your tutor will help you prepare for the written and oral parts of the citizenship test.