Virtual Transfer University Visits
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Fall Registration Opens July 1
Free classes will be available in an online, hybrid and in-person format. Classes include:
Watch our Orientation Video and Register Now
Learn about our programs and services
Información en Español
Questions about how to get started? Email DAELstaff@jjc.edu or call (815) 280-1333.
Virtual Adult Education Graduation and Recognition Ceremony
We are excited to celebrate our 2021 graduates!
Who We Help
We help adults and those age 16 and older. Our services are for those who want to:
- earn their high school diploma or GED
- learn English as a second language
- get help with reading, writing, or math skills
- further their education or apply for a job
What We Offer
Let us help you reach a brighter future. Through our free classes and personal advising, you'll feel more confident about applying for a job or going back to school (college or otherwise). Our programs and services include:
- High School Equivalency (GED, HiSET, TASC) preparation
- Early School Leavers Transition Program (earn high school credit)
- Basic skills review
- College and career transition services
- English as a Second Language help
- Citizenship test preparation
- Literacy tutoring
- Volunteer literacy tutor training
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When Can I Take Classes?
We offer GED prep classes and ESL classes during the following semesters:
- Fall semester
- Spring semester
- Summer semester
How To Get Started
- Watch our orientation video.
- Register for classes and complete testing. You must provide a photo ID during testing (driver's license, high school ID, Sam's Club card, Costco card, etc.)
- Questions about how to get started? Email DAELstaff@jjc.edu or call (815) 280-1333.
Summer 2021
Watch our Orientation Video and Register Now
About Our Office
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Vision Statement
The Department of Adult Education and Literacy will be the first choice in assisting our community to become college and career ready.
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Stevens Amendment
For the purpose of compliance with Section 511 of Public Law 101-166 (the Stevens Amendment):
- Federal funds provide approximately 27% of the support for these programs.
