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National Able Network provides educational courses for adults who want to improve their basic skills in reading, writing, math, listening, and speaking.
Instruction in English, math, reading skills, GED preparation and citizenship test preparation. Learning occurs in classrooms, small groups, and one-on-one sessions with volunteer tutors.
Instruction in English, math, reading skills, GED preparation and citizenship test preparation. Learning occurs in classrooms, small groups, and one-on-one sessions with volunteer tutors.
Provides adult basic education classes.
The Richland Housing Authority has a computer lab and provides Basic Computer Skills Classes and occasional Adult Basic Education Classes.
Adult Education and Literacy Program: Specially trained certified teachers teach adults to build skills in math, English and reading.
Provides adult education and literacy services, including HiSet preparation, English as a Second Language (ESL), academic remediation, and workforce skills development.
Provides adult education through community forums.
Provides adult basic education classes.

Services

Adult Basic Education
Offers basic education classes such as reading, language and mathematics to strengthen functional skills in communication, computation and personal-social interactions. Services provided for adults include accommodations for adults with disabilities, course selection and registration, and classroom support.
Offers classes in basic skills as well as GED test preparation. Free day and evening classes available. Students work at their own pace; continuous enrollment.
D & H Literacy and Counseling Center offers educational programming that emphasizes basic skills in reading, writing, and mathematics.
Pathways in Education (PIE) - Brighton Park provides secondary-level classes in several formats, including small group instruction, independent study, and online learning in all levels of mathematics, English language arts, and science. The school operates year-round so that students can enroll at any time. The school also offers college application assistance and visiting assistance to its students.
Association House of Chicago offers a new path to 16 to 21-year-olds left behind by traditional public schools. Participants receive the personalized support they need to earn a high school diploma. Their team of certified teachers and mentors break down the barriers that keep students from graduating, helping each student build a better future. They also offer free diapers to currently enrolled students in need.
City Colleges of Chicago provides instruction on fundamental learning skills (ex. reading, language, and mathematics) to adults with interrupted or limited education, or provides instruction to adults in a field of interest outside the formal education system.
The Adult Learners Programs and Services (ALPS) offers one-on-one and small group tutoring in reading, writing, math, English as a Second Language (ESL), GED preparation, and computer skills.
Centro Romero offers adult education programs that provide instruction for life-long learning while encouraging upward socio-economic mobility through education.
City Colleges of Chicago provides instruction on fundamental learning skills (ex. reading, language, and mathematics) to adults with interrupted or limited education, or provides instruction to adults in a field of interest outside the formal education system.
City Colleges of Chicago provides instruction on fundamental learning skills (ex. reading, language, and mathematics) to adults with interrupted or limited education, or provides instruction to adults in a field of interest outside the formal education system.
Chicago Public Schools - George H Corliss High School provides instruction on fundamental learning skills (ex. reading, writing, and mathematics) to adults with interrupted or limited education or provides instruction to adults in a field of interest outside the formal education system. This program is open to the public.
Instituto del Progreso Latino's English, Citizenship and Adult Education courses help students build the foundation to further their education. Adult classes are offered on various schedules to accommodate students' needs and provide on-site child care while parents are in class. Students are placed in ESL, Citizenship, or Adult Education courses specific to their skill level to prepare them to move on to contextualized career courses.
Fourth Presbyterian Church provides instruction on fundamental learning skills (ex. reading, writing, and mathematics) to adults with interrupted or limited education, or provides instruction to adults in a field of interest outside the formal education system.
City Colleges of Chicago provides instruction on fundamental learning skills (ex. reading, language, and mathematics) to adults with interrupted or limited education, or provides instruction to adults in a field of interest outside the formal education system.
National Able Network provides educational courses for adults who want to improve their basic skills in reading, writing, math, listening, and speaking.