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  • Services and Programs
    • Adult Education
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    • Cooperative Parenting & Cooperative Generations
    • Court Referral Education Program
    • Defensive Driving
    • Fatherhood Initiative
    • HIPPY
    • Jasper Area Ministerial Emergency Services
    • Literacy Council of Walker County
    • Supporting Parents, Strengthening Families
    • Walker County Children's Policy Council
  • Contact Us
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Adult Education 

About the Program 

The Bevill State Adult Education program offers FREE adult literacy, basic skills, and GED® preparation. Each learner works at his or her own pace and all instructional materials are available at no cost to the learner. Any adult who is at least 18 years of age and not presently enrolled in school may participate in the Adult Education programs.

Services Include:
Adult Literacy Instruction/Private Tutors

Basic Skills/GED Preparation
College Readiness
WorkKeys/Career Readiness Certificates
GED® Testing through the BSCC Testing Center

Those aged 16-17 who are interested in the program may be eligible if they meet state documentation requirements. For more information, contact the program coordinator. Contact information is at the bottom of this page. 

Schedule of Classes at the Jasper Area Family Services Center

Monday-Thursday & Saturday: 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday evenings: 4:00pm-8:00pm 

Online GED Study PRogram 

Bevill State offers online learning options for individuals who are not able to take classes in a traditional classroom setting. After students complete the required orientation in a nearby classroom location, they are given access to an instructional website and are taught to communicate with an adult education instructor by email and message board. The program provides instruction and practice comparable to the instruction given in the traditional classroom setting. Individuals who wish to study online for the GED® test must meet specific requirements before enrolling.

GED Vouchers

Financial assistance is available to help with the cost of the GED® test for those who attend Adult Education classes. The Department of Postsecondary Education provides vouchers for both the GED® Ready practice tests and the official GED® tests for those who qualify.

Contact Us

The Adult Education Local Area Coordinator is Linda Clark. Reach her by email at linda.clark@bscc.edu or by phone at (205) 387-0511 ext. 5799.  
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