GED/ESOL
Euclid Adult Basic and Literacy Education Program
Free Classes
Learn for your future!
Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Adult Education Classes (formerly called GED)
You must attend an orientation to start classes.
Call now to reserve your place.
216-797-2942
ESOL Classes
You must attend an ESOL orientation to start classes.
Call now to reserve you place
216-261-5006
Adult Education Skills Class Information (formerly called GED)
Our three skills classes have been designed to meet each student's academic needs. Whether you want your GED, are getting ready to go to college, looking for a better job or just want to brush up on specific skills, our classes will work for you. Our experienced instructors will assist you to learn at your own pace. Funded by Federal and State Grants are classes are free. You must attend orientation before entering our classes.
1. Beginning Education Skills
This class moves at a slower pace, teaching beginning skills in Math, English and Reading to help you develop a good base for future studies. The class meets on Monday and Wednesday throughout the school year
2. Intermediate Education Skills
Intermediate Math, English and Reading skills are introduced to prepare you for our Advanced class. The class meets on Monday and Wednesday throughout the school year.
3. Advanced Education Skills
Advanced Math, English and Reading skills are taught to prepare you for the GED test, College or a better job. The class meets Tuesday and Thursday through the school year.
Students will be placed in a class after orientation and advance to higher classes as they accomplish their goals.
Morning classes meet from 9:00-11:30 am
Evening classes meet from 6:00-8:30 pm
Call 216-797-2942 to reserve you place for orientation.
Volunteer Tutors Needed
Volunteer training is held at various times throughout the school year. This 2-day orientation includes an introduction to adult education, an explanation of opportunites available and in-depth training for the specific area you choose. Opportunities available include Teachers Aides, Administrative Aide and Volunteer Coordinator. Mornings, evenings and flexible schedules available. Join the Euclid City Schools ABLE Staff and enjoy the experience of educating our adult students. If you are interested in being a volunteer, please 216-261-5006.
Make a difference in your own community and help a person move ahead in life!
ESOL Registration and Classes
Classes focus on improving English skills through reading, writing, speaking and listening classes Classes also provide instruction in grammar, conversation and civics. Beginning,intermediate and advanced levels of instruction are provided along with our Intensive English Class. You can join us in a class at any time during the school year. All classes are individualized to meet each person's need.
Orientation and registration are held monthly. (except for December, March and April)
Classes meet at Shore Cultural Centre, 291 East 222nd Street, Euclid.
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Morning Classes
ESOL: Multi-Level Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9:00 am to 11:30 am
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Evening Classes
ESOL: Beginning and Low Intermediate Tuesday and Thursday 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Intensive English High Intermediate and Advanced Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday 6:00 pm to 9:15 pm
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Call 216-261-5006 to register for ESOL orientation
Education Skills Orientation Dates
Please call 216-797-2942 to reserve your place.
Orientations are held monthly.
GED Test Fee Waivers
The Official Practice GED Test determines GED readiness. It takes approximately 4 1/2 hours to complete the practice test which covers all five test areas(writing skills, social studies, science, literature and math).
Individuals interested in taking the GED Practice Test are encouraged to attend an orientation as a "readiness indicator" for taking the GED Practice Test. Individuals scoring above the 10th grade level on the initial assessment may be eligible to take the Official GED Practice Test.
Procedure for Official GED Test
You can apply for the Official GED Test on-line or through the mail.
On-line Procedure
1. Must have an email account. We can help you set one up.
2. Set up a Safe Account with Ohio Dept of Education (ODE). Have a drivers license and social security number handy.
4. Complete the application on-line.
Follow instructions to send a money order for $40 to Ohio Department of Education or use your credit card during the application process.
5. After three weeks (if you sent a money order) check on-line at ODE website. Use your safe account to access the secured database to see if you are ok to test or call 216-797-2942.
6. Once you are approved,call a local testing site to register for Official GED Test . Bring an Ohio Photo I.D. or Drivers's License on the day of the test.
7. You can check you scores on-line within 2 weeks using your safe account.
We will help you throughout the process. Call 216-797-2942.
Website: www.ode.state.oh.us
Click on topic then, click on GED
or
click below to access website:
Paper Procedure
1. Fill out an application, have it notarized, and send it to Columbus for approval before signing up to take the test. Allow at least 4 weeks for approval.
Call 216-797-2942 to verify you are approved. Attach a money order for $40 to application.
2. Register in advance to take the Official GED test. Bring an Ohio Photo I.D. or Drivers's License on the day of the test.
3. Results will be sent to you within 6 weeks.
Official GED Test Dates at Shore Cultural Centre
Test dates to be announced
The Official GED Test is administered at Shore Cultural Center, 291 East 222nd Street, in room 133. It begins at 9:00 am and lasts until approximately 1:30. The test is given in two parts - you must attend both Saturdays.
GED Age Restrictions
Students 18 years of age must bring proof of withdrawal from high school along with a photo ID to orientation.
Students 17 years of age, accompanied by a parent or guardian, must bring high school withdrawal papers, proof of employment, an Authorized Age and Schooling Certificate and meet with the ABLE Director. Call 216-797-2942 for an appointment.