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Adult Education
Adult Education
The Adult Education department offers classes, programs and services to assist community members 18 years of age and older to improve their basic skills in reading writing and/or mathematics; prepare for the High School Equivalency credential; or, for non-native speakers, to learn to read, write and speak English with increasing fluency.
Contact Information
Jaime Schrader
815-825-9408
Office: C1210
jschrader1@kish.edu
High School Equivalency preparation classes prepare you for the high school equivalency tests. Many support programs are available to help you along the way.
English as a Second Language (ESL) classes strengthen English reading, writing, and listening skills for employment, college, and student success.
Registration & Orientation for Kishwaukee College Adult Education (High School Equivalency and English as a Second Language) is held before the start of each semester.
The Literacy Program has one purpose: to improve the reading, math or English language skills for adults whose literacy levels are below the 9th grade.