School Hours: 7:00 am - 3:30 pm Monday - Friday
Adult Education Hours: 5:30 - 9:00 pm Tuesday and Thursday
Registration for Adult Education August 28, 2007
Classes begin September 4, 2007
Please be prepared to pay your fees and complete a student information form between 8:00 am and 7:00pm, August 28 at the Lifelong Learning Center. Please bring your drivers license and social security card.
You may register at any time after this date for GED, ESL, or Basic Classes. There is an open enrollment for those classes.
GED Day:
Begins, Wednesday, September 5.
Age requirements: Student must be 17 by December 7, 2007 and under the age of 21 to attend day classes.
Classes Meet Monday and Wednesday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. GED students will work on GED test taking skills and the 5 subjects that are on the test (Math, Reading, Writing, Science and Social Studies)
Cost: $30.00 registration fee for classes
State GED testing is available in Batesburg-Leesville on December 7, 2007.
Sample GED questions link below
GED Night:
Begins, Tuesday, September 4.
Age requirements: Students must be 21 or older to attend night classes.
Classes Meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:30—8:00.
GED students work on GED test taking skills and the 5 subjects that are on the test (Math, Reading, Writing, Science and Social Studies).
Cost: $30.00 registration for the classes
Evening Director: Mrs. Frances Bouknight
Sample GED questions link below
GED STATE TEST FEE IS $70.00
Basic Education Classes:
Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5:30—8:00. For adults who wish to improve their reading, writing and math skills. Classes begin September 5, 2007.
C.N.A. Certified Nursing Assistant
Begin Date: November 6, 2007
How to register: Call (803) 532-2141 as soon as you receive this flyer. You may be able to pre-register. Attend registration August 28, 2007 any time between the hours of 8:00 am and 7:00 pm at the Lifelong Learning Center. Class size is limited. It is a first come, first served class! This class does fill up very quickly!
Classes will meet at the Lifelong Learning Center. You must attend ALL 92 hours!!
Clinical time will be assigned once the course has started. Hours to complete the course: 92 hours.
Cost: $365.00, a payment plan is available. You must pay $90.00 down to sign up for the class. $90.00 every other week must be paid after that. Note: if you opt for the payment plan, remember that the class is over-booked so if you fall behind on your payments, you may be moved to an alternate list. Everyone will have to pay for a complete physical and provide a nurse’s uniform before they start clinical classes. Information regarding physical and nurse’s uniform will be given the first night of the class.
SLED Background checks will be given by your employer.
There is $95.00 Testing fee at the end of the course due to NACES, who administers the National Testing Certification.
Teacher’s Aide and Substitute Teacher:
All applicants completing this training and passing the Parapro exam will be eligible for employment in SC as a Teaching Assistant. The class will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, from 5:30 until 8:00 and will last 4 weeks. Begin date is September 4, 2007. The class is free. The Parapro exam is $40.00.
Anyone wishing to be a substitute in the district is also urged to attend this training. There will be a representative from each school speaking to the class to explain substitute and teacher's aide procedures.
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Classes are available at the Lifelong Learning Center 101W.Columbia Ave Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5:30—7:30 pm.
First Steps Educational Programs (6 weeks to 4 years old are available for families that participate in the First Steps Program. To register for this program call 532-0345 or 532-6861.
Introduction to Office XP:
October 2 through November 15. Available at the Lifelong Learning Center on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. Also learn to use digital cameras and photo shop.
The cost for this class is $40.00. The book is included in this cost.
Also offering WORK KEYS:
Earn a bronze, silver or gold work card. Receive basic skills knowledge through private instruction as well as computer based learning systems.
www.workkeys.com
Many employers are hiring through the work keys method. Employment offices across the nation have rated jobs and the key skills necessary for the positions. Work Keys will assess the current skills you have and issue a work card through computer based and teacher based learning and assessments.
For further information about The Lifelong Learning Center, please contact us at 532-2141.
John W. Stone, Adult Education Director
