Adult Basic Education

Adult Education

All services are free of charge, and adults may enroll at any time during the semester. Call 486-1243 or 486-1201 to get started today!

We offer small classes and personalized instruction for adults who need to learn or refresh basic skills in reading, writing, and mathematics, who want to earn a GED, or who are studying English as a Second Language (ESL).

Fall Semester Schedule
Beginning Jan.12, 2009
Daytime Hours: Mon-Thurs, 9am - 3pm
Friday, 9am - 1pm

Evening Hours: Mon - Thurs: 6-9pm
Adult ESL Classes at Main Elementary School: Mon & Wed, 7:30pm - 8:45pm

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The Adult Basic Education Program (ABE) at Kodiak College provides free tutoring and classes for adults who need to learn or refresh basic skills in reading, writing, and mathematics, who want to earn a GED, or who are studying English as a Second Language (ESL).

Basic Skills and General Education Development (GED)

Assessments
Small Classes
Books, CDs, online study programs
Indvidual Study Lab
Test preparation and official GED practice tests

English Literacy

Daytime and evening classes for beginning, intermediate, and advanced students
Individual tutoring in reading, writing, speaking and grammar
CDs, Cassettes, Computer, and online study programs
Materials available for check-out

The Adult Education Program is funded by a grant from the State Dept. of Labor and supported by Kodiak College.

For more information or to get started today, call 486-1243 or 486-1201 and contact Adelia Myrick
or stop by the Campus Center, Room 208.