Q&A - Enrollment (Educators) - California Adult Education Program

Q1 How do I enroll at an Adult School?

Adult Education opens doors and delivers success! It provides lifelong educational opportunities and services preparing adult students with the knowledge and skills necessary to participate effectively as citizens, workers, parents, and family members. Classes are open to adults 18 years of age or older who meet certain education prerequisites and criteria and can profit from instruction. Please contact the school of your choice to answer any questions.

Q2 Good morning, I am an immigrant from Nicaragua, for reasons beyond my control, I had to flee my country due to the current socio-political situation. I am in the process of political asylum, therefore it is a necessity for me to learn English correctly to provide a better future for my daughters and my family. I have all the desire to improve myself. Please, if you could give me information about the English as a second language course, I would be infinitely grateful.

To take English as a Second Language (ESL) courses, contact your local elementary school district and ask about adult education offerings. Most school districts will offer ESL classes that you can enroll in. There is also a free website that can help at www.usalearns.com.

Q3 I dropped out of high school during my 2nd semester of high school in 1978. And I’d like to complete whatever credits that I need to graduate. Would you help me? Are there online classes that I can take to complete the criteria to complete to get my diploma? How do I do this and what’s the pricing?

There are many adult education schools that offer courses in person and online. You can find a school close to you that can help you begin enrollment and identify which courses you need.

https://caladulted.org/FindASchool

Q4 am an immigrant from Nicaragua. For reasons beyond my control, I had to flee my country due to the current socio-political situation. I came in May 2021. In my country, I was practicing professionally as a doctor but in this country I do not have a license to practice my career. I have a 2-month-old baby and I am in the process of political asylum, therefore, it is a necessity for me to learn English correctly to provide a better future for my daughters and my family. I have all the desire to improve myself. Please, if you could give me information about the English as a second language course, I would be infinitely grateful.

To take English as a Second Language (ESL) courses, contact your local elementary school district and ask about adult education offerings. You can locate your local school here on the CAEP Website, Students, Find A School: https://caladulted.org/FindASchool

Q5 I dropped out of high school during my 2nd semester of high school in 1978. And I’d like to complete whatever credits that I need to graduate. Would you help me? Are there online classes that I can take to complete the criteria to complete to get my diploma? How do I do this and what’s the pricing? Please reply to this email as soon as possible. I’d like to get get started ASAP, please.

There are many adult education schools that offer courses in person and online. You can find a school close to you that can help you begin enrollment and identify which courses you need. Please use the CAEP Find A School located on the CAEP website under Students, Find A School: https://caladulted.org/FindASchool

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