Frequently Asked Questions Concerning the Adult Literacy Program

What can Adult Literacy Classes Offer?

• Basic instruction in reading, writing and math skills;
• Preparation for the General Education Development (GED) test;
• Individualized programs of study to meet your learning needs;
• Small classes; and
• Free classes and instructional materials.

Who Should Attend Adult Literacy Classes?

• Adults who did not finish high school but want to further their education at a technical college;
• Adults with skills below the high school level seeking job advancement; and
• Adults with limited English proficiency.

Where do Classes Meet?

• Classes are held in Grady, Mitchell, and Thomas Counties.
• Please contact the Adult Literacy Office for a complete listing of class sites.

How do You Enroll in Classes?

• For a schedule of classes, contact Southwest Georgia Technical College:
• Thomas County – Walton Adult Literacy Center – 225-5292
• Grady County – Family Learning Center – 377-5448
• Mitchell County – Workforce Development Center – 522-3592
• Take a free placement test to determine your starting point.

Students attending the Adult Literacy Programs will not be charged tuition, fees, or any other charges, or be required to purchase any books, or any other materials, that are needed for participation in the program.  (The first charge a student will incur is the charge for GED testing.)