Free GED Test Training @ the Library

Come learn more about the GED test--how it works and what you need to know to pass the test. The training will take place at the Cottonwood Public Library on Wednesday, June 27 at 4:30 p.m. in the Dede Ewald Room. The Yavapai College Adult Education Program helps hundreds of people earn GEDs and prepare for college and job training each year: single moms, working dads, and those looking for jobs or going on to college, from teenagers to grandparents. Our teachers are friendly professionals who know the fear some students feel about going back to school. We will give you the support, information, and resources you need to be successful. Students receive instruction in all GED subjects. Math from the basics through beginning algebra & geometry, grammar and writing skills, essay writing practice, close-text reading, and general science, social studies, and civics topics are all emphasized. The program offers several ways to prepare for the GED, college or career and is FREE and open to students 16 or older with or without a high school diploma Each Non-credit class includes pre- and post-assessments, Official GED Practice Tests, and instruction which targets what you need to achieve your goals. The library is located at 100 S 6th St in Cottonwood. For more information on library services please visit www.ctwpl.info.