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Adult Education

 

Graduates holding diplomas. What do you want for your FUTURE?
An education? A degree? A job? Then look no further! NWGHA's Adult Education program can help you achieve your educational goals. 


About Our Program
Funded by the Georgia Office of Adult Literacy, the NWGHA, and Georgia Northwestern Technical College in partnership host the Adult Education Program, GED® & HiSET® preparation and adult literacy to anyone in Floyd & Polk County. GED Instructors and staff provide assistance to any student who needs help in applying to a college or technical school, and in applying for financial assistance. Services include an individualized education assessment and plan, cultural enrichment, referrals to other social services agencies (if needed), field trips, and motivational speaker workshops.

NWGHA Adult Education Program students also get free transportation to and from class!

Curriculum & Instruction
The areas of study in the GNTC/NWGHA Adult Education program include math, reading, writing, science, and social studies skills. Students work at their own pace to achieve their academic goals, which were identified at the time of their intake. Instructors are on site to assist students.

Enrollment
This program is open to individuals ages 16 and above. The following rules apply:

  • Students, ages 16-17, must present a valid Georgia picture ID, parental consent, and a withdrawal form from the last school attended
  • Students, ages 18-19, must present a valid Georgia ID and a withdrawal form from the last school attended.
  • Students, ages 20+, must present a valid Georgia ID

Class Schedule
Classes are held on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM. All students are encouraged to attend a minimum of 15 hours per week unless they are currently working during a portion of that time.

Georgia High School Equivalency Program (GED® & HiSET®)
Beginning October 2020, Georgia now offers both the HiSET® exam and GED® test to qualifying individuals. Both tests allow you to earn your high school equivalency credential. The HiSET® exam is one of three tests (GED®, HiSET®, and TASC) U.S. states and territories use to measure high school equivalency (HSE) skills. Educational Testing Services (ETS) works closely with states to ensure the HiSET® exam closely reflects the skills of a high school graduate and to provide a fair, rigorous exam. Click below for a link to TCSG's website with information about testing!

Click here for info about GED & HiSET testing.

Class Locations - 3 GED Locations: Floyd County 

  1. Floyd County Campus Adult Education Center
    Georgia Northwestern Technical College
  2. Language and Literacy Center
    Rome/Floyd Library
  3. Northwest Georgia Housing Authority EnVision Center

Contact LaShawn Hall for more information.
706-314-8514 | lhall@nwgha.com 

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