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WORKPLACE LITERACY / GED
Official NYS GED Testing Center
Free GED, Math, Reading & Writing

Orientation
Designed for all new incoming students, this mandatory 1 or 2-day seminar helps students "gear up" for the adult learning lifestyle. Energetic facilitators motivate students to succeed, while reviewing healthy study and learning habits. Students complete paperwork, review school policies and procedures, and undergo an initial assessment designed to place students within his or her own peer group.

An Appointment is required.
Ages 17-21 Belle Center, 104 Maryland St.
8:30am - 3:00pm (TH) and 8:30am - 11:00am (F)
Ages 22+ Adult Learning Center, 389 Virginia St.
5:30pm - 8:30 pm (T)
8:30am -3:00 pm (M or T) 5:30 pm- 8:30 pm (M)

GED Test Preparation
Getting your GED can open doors for you. Your diploma can qualify you for jobs, training or college. If the lack of a GED is holding you back, allow our certified adult education instructors to prepare you to take ~ and pass ~ the GED exam. Classes are available mornings, afternoons, evenings and Saturdays to accommodate your schedule. Topics covered include reading, mathematics, and writing, as well as thinking skills for science and social studies. Start your future today.
AM, PM, Evening and Saturday classes available.

Learning at Home

Pressed for time and ready to work for your GED?

  • Requirements of Study At Home Students
  • Commitment to complete assignments
  • 6 hours each week
  • Complete an assessment and orientation at ALC
  • Connect with a teacher

Programs:

GED Study at Home - requires a commitment to study.  A teacher will prepare your lessons and students pick up materials and return them every two weeks (also available through a drop-in tutoring session.)

GED Online - requires access to a computer with high speed Internet access and email or phone contact with your teacher each week.  3000 lessons are available to tailor the program to your specific needs.

GED Reading and Math Basics for Adults
If you have been out of school for an extended period of time, or aren't quite ready for a rigorous GED Test, this basic introductory course is for you. Based upon scores obtained during orientation assessment, students will be placed in this pre-GED, Adult Basic Education course.

AM, PM, Evening and Saturday classes are available.

Math Lab
Designed especially for students needing individualized help with math skills, this intensive, hands-on learning lab is for students needing a "boost" in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, algebra or geometry.

10:00am - 1:00pm   Friday
10:15am - 11:45am Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
12:00pm - 1:30pm   Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
4:00pm - 5:30pm   Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

Study at Home
Prepare for the GED exam at home or online! Using workbooks, TV/Video instruction materials, or online lessons, study any time of day, and at your own convenience. You will work one-on-one with a NYS Certified Instructor either via telephone, email, or at one of our many drop-in centers throughout the region. Services are FREE, personal and confidential! Ask about our suppllemental Workforce Essential Skills series to help to develop workplace communication skills and enhance performance on the job.

High School Diploma - Bennett Evening School
Did you leave High School to pursue a full-time job? Bennett Evening School is the only Evening School in the State of New York that allows students to condense two years of coursework into only one year of study! High School credit courses lead to a Regents Diploma. Course fees for City residents are:
$8.00/course, and Non-resident fees are $250/course. 
5:30pm - 8:30pm Monday, Wednesday and Thursday (10 weeks)


**Important Information About Taking the GED Exam

The New York State GED exam is offered at least once a month at the Workforce Literacy Center (WLC), located at 160 Edward Street at Elmwood Ave. in Buffalo. The test is given on Wednesays from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM (2 parts - Language Arts, Reading & Writing), and the following Thursday from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM (3 parts - Math, Science & Social Studies). On Saturday, all parts completed in one day.

All candidates must have 2 forms of I.D. (photo ID & Social Security card). Candidates under the age of 19 must qualify for one of the following Attachments, which are available at the Adult Learning Center office, before he/she can sit for the GED exam.

Attachment B - Verifying that one complete year has passed since the candidate left School - OR - the candidate was a member of a class that has already graduated.
OR
Attachment C - Verifying the candidate is a student enrolled in an approved alternative education program.
OR
Attachment D - Verifying the candidate's acceptance into armed forces, job corps or college.

Candidates may pick up or drop off applications at the Adult Learning Center, located at 389 Virginia Street (corner of S. Elmwood) from Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM.

For more information, call 888-7088

 

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