Adult Basic Skills
Did you step out of education and miss earning your high school diploma or GED?
Set up an orientation to get started!
Now available in Drain!
GED®/Skills Review classes at UCC North County! Classes are located at the North Douglas High School in the evenings and on Saturdays. Contact the UCC Woolley Center at 541-440-4603 for more information and registration.
About the Adult Basic Skills program.
Adult Basic Skills (ABS) is a non-credit program.
The UCC basic skills program prepares adult students to be college and career ready, to the 12th grade/high school graduation level. Instruction is offered in reading, writing, mathematics, science, social studies, critical thinking, and job skills preparation via our GED®, Skills Review, and English Language Acquisition/English as a Second Language (ELA) programs.
Students enroll in these programs to bring their skills to the college and career readiness level in order to:
- Prepare for the GED® exam
- Improve academic skills for better job prospects
- Plan to enroll in college after a gap in education and desires to bring up skills for academic success
- Personal satisfaction
- Improve English communication skills (when not a native English speaker)
Any persons 16 years or older currently performing below the high school graduation level, regardless if already have a high school diploma or GED®, is eligible to apply.
New and returning Adult Basic Skills students should contact the Woolley Center to schedule an orientation.
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