Basic Education for Adults
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College & Career Bridge
Who is eligible?
- Any person with reading, writing or math skills below college level who is age 19 or older OR any individual who has graduated from high school is eligible to enroll in College and Career Bridge classes.
- Individuals age 16-18 who have not graduated from high school may enroll after providing a high school release form (obtainable from the high school were you currently live), or if homeschooled, a notarized statement of homeschooling.
- Individuals with a student or au pair (F1, M1, or J1) visa should contact the International Student Office for information on class options.
Course Options
On Ramp
Improve reading, writing, and computer skills while learning about topics that move you toward meeting your goals, whether that means completing high school or preparing to enter a college certificate or degree program.
College and Workforce Prep Academy
Improve academic readiness through mastering critical thinking, reading, writing, and computer skills to prepare to enter a college program while exploring certificate and degree options in your area of interest. This course counts as a First Quarter Experience toward a professional-technical or transfer degree.
Math
Integrated pre-college math prepares students for entry into WMATH100 or MATH97 in a supportive, student-friendly environment.
I-BEST
Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training (I-BEST) pairs a professional or technical program with Adult Basic Education courses—including reading, writing, and math skills. I-BEST provides educational access and support for students to progress further and faster along career pathways. SVC offers I-BEST as part of the following programs: Allied Health, Automotive, Early Childhood Education, Business Management, Manufacturing, Nursing, and Welding.
What is the Cost?
Students enrolled in I-BEST pay regular tuition for the college courses, but do not pay for the CCB support class. Financial aid may be available for those who qualify.
Contact Information for Instructors
Amy Gustafson
Department Chair, Associate Faculty
Jennifer Boland
Faculty
Khai Le
Faculty
Jennifer Lawson
Faculty, Math
Penny Perka
Associate Faculty
Connie Pangrazi
Associate Faculty
John Drummond
Associate Faculty