The orientation for spring semester, 2009 will January 12 & 13, 2009.
(This is a two-day orientation-must attend both days to be placed into a
class).
Click here for NIGHT
orientation information (only night classes available at this
orientation)
Click here for
DAY
orientation information (only day classes available at this orientation)
Information about our orientations and classes:
You must bring these documents to orientation (no admittance without required documents):
a picture ID that includes your date of birth, pen, and
pencil. NO SCHOOL IDS.
17
year-old students
may attend with a copy of a withdrawal letter from the last school they
attended. Students who have been home schooled or who have just
moved to this area must obtain a withdrawal form from the school in
their area where they would have been required to attend.
16 year-old students
may attend with a copy of an official court order and a withdrawal letter
from the last school they attended.
F
and B visas are NOT eligible for this program (please call 223-5123 is
you have a question about your visa). No one under the age of 16
may attend these classes.
Acceptable forms of identification:
Current government issued identification (state, national, or foreign).
Examples are State of Texas Driver's License, Department of Public
Safety ID, Passport, Military ID, or an ID issued by a foreign
government that shows name, address, date of birth, photograph and
signature. SCHOOL IDS WILL NOT
BE ACCEPTED.
Important:
Persons
are admitted to orientation on a first come, first serve basis. It is recommended
that you arrive early.
Children may not
attend the orientation.
To enroll in class:
The first step is to attend this
orientation session. During the orientation, you
will be assessed (tested) in order to determine which level class you
need. You will be placed in a class at the end of orientation that
is appropriate for your level. Please see information on class
location below.
Cost: FREE
Those eligible to attend:
People who did not finish high school can enter our Adult Basic Education/GED
classes. Any person 18 years old or older living permanently in the U.S. 17 year-old students may attend with a copy of a withdrawal letter from the last school they attended. 16 year-old students may attend with a copy of an official court order and a withdrawal letter from the last school they attended.
B and F visas are NOT eligible for this program (please call 223-5123 is
you have a question about your visa).
Class Location:
We do not publish a schedule of classes, because class location,
availability, and level change as needed. We try to offer classes
in North, South, and Central Austin in the morning, afternoon, and
evening--but all classes are not available at all times and in all
parts of Austin. Most of our classes meet 4 to 5 times weekly,
with very few classes meeting less times weekly. We offer several
7:30am-9:00am classes, although they may not be available at all
orientations. Please remember
in order to stay enrolled in our classes, you must be present 75% of the
time, so choose a class that you will be able to attend.
Click
here for information on students with special needs.
Questions? Please contact us at adulted@austincc.edu
ABE/ESL Students | ABE/ESL Instructors | Consortium | ABE/ESL Home | ACC Home
Contact us at 512/223-5123 or
adulted@austincc.edu
Recorded information line: 223-5300
updated 1/29/07
