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Lehigh Carbon Community College Main is located on a beautiful 153-acre campus in Schnecksville, PA.
Noncredit Students
GED
CLASSES ARE OPEN ENROLLMENT. New students are added on a monthly basis. Dueto limits on class size, there may be a waiting list. Students must take a testbefore registering for these classes. For more information, call 610-799-1955.
GED Preparation
Through a grant funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, LehighCarbon Community College is offering free GED classes. Teachers assist studentsin the skills necessary to successfully pass the GED test. Students receivefree assistance in goal setting, employability skills, computer basics, andtransitioning to post-secondary education.
- Mon.-Thurs., 9 AM-noon, - BAS 410
Pre-GED Instruction
Free pre-GED classes provide support in basic reading, writing, and mathskills. Valuable life management skills—such as banking, shopping, computer,and goal setting—are also taught in the class. The Pre-GED program also helpsstudents make the transition to the GED Preparation program.
- Tues. & Thurs., 9 AM-noon & 6-9 p.m. - BAS 403 Free
GED Preparation in Spanish
Taking and passing the GED test is a necessary step in professional andpersonal growth. Prepare to take the GED test in Spanish and prepare forsuccess. Instruction will be given in Spanish and will cover all areas of theGED test: writing, reading, math, social studies, and science. Call610-799-1940 for more information.
- Tues. & Thurs.,9-11:30 a.m. and 6-8:30 p.m.- BAS 414 $120.00
Preparación de GED en Espaol
Adquirir y pasar el examen de GED es un paso necesario en el crecimientopersonal y profesional. Prepárate para adquirir el examen de GED en espaol yprepárate para triunfar. Las clases serán ofrecidas en espaol y cubrirán todaslas áreas del examen GED: escritura, lectura, matemáticas, estudios sociales, yciencias. Para mas información llama al 610-799-1940. Las clases serán de Lunesa Miércoles los lunes y miercoles de 9-11:30 a.m. y 6-8:30 p.m. BAS 414 $120.00
Off-Campus GED Classes
LCCC offers free GED classes at Lehigh Valley CareerLink. Prepare for the GEDand take advantage of CareerLink's employment services.
Lehigh Valley CareerLink(in partnership with LCCC)
Union Boulevard, Allentown
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. M-F
Call 610-799-1943 or 610-439-1123, x 313
Free GED classes are also available at the following locations:
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| Salvation Army | Program for Women and Families
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| Sixth Street Shelter | Carbon Career and Technical Institute |
English as a Second Language Courses
Students must take a test prior to registering for these courses. Call610-799-1940 to register and learn more.
Introduction to English as a Second Language
Develop basic language skills for daily usage while incorporating a civicscomponent that prepares students for the citizenship test if desired. This freeclass is grant-funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Call610-799-1955 for pretesting information.
- Mon. & Wed., 9-11:30 AM & 6-8:30 p.m.
- Sat. 8 a.m.-12:15, BAS 500
Introducción al Ingles Como Segundo Idioma
Desarrolla habilidades básicas del idioma para el uso diario mientras incorporacomponentes cívicos, los cuales ayudan a preparar al estudiante para el examende la ciudadanía si es deseado. Esta clase recibe fondos de beca a través delDepartamento De Educación las cuales permiten que la clase se ofrezca gratis.Llame al 610-799-1955 para el horario de las clases e información requeridasobre el examen de entrada. - BAS 500
Foundation of English as a Second Language
Develop basic language skills in the areas of reading, writing, speaking, andlistening for greater comprehension through a skill-integrated curriculum,including basic sentence structure and grammar, oral expression, and vocabularydevelopment. Call 610-799-1955 for pretesting information.
- Mon. & Wed., 9-11:30 a.m. & 6-8:30 p.m.
- Tues. & Thurs., 6-8:30 p.m., BAS 540
Fundación de Ingles Como Segundo Idioma
Desarrolla habilidades básicas del idioma en las áreas de lectura, escritura,habla, y escucha para mejor comprensión a travésde un currículo de habilidadesintegradas que incluye estructura básica y gramática de oraciones, expresiónoral, y desarrollo del vocabulario. Esta clase recibe fondos de beca a travésdel Departamento De Educación las cuales permiten que la clase se ofrezcagratis. Llame al 610-799-1955 para el horario de las clases e informaciónrequerida sobre el examen de entrada. - BAS 540
Speaking Skills for English Language Learners
Improve your speaking for daily tasks, such as shopping, visiting the doctor,or using the telephone. Increase your ability to communicate with co-workersand supervisors. Gain confidence for talking to your child's teacher. Listeningactivities will also improve your ability to understand spoken English. Thisclass is for intermediate-level students only. Financial assistance isavailable.
- Sat., 9 AM-noon; BAS 542 $114 (includes textbook)
Credit Prep ESL
This class is designed to give intermediate-level students more practice inreading, writing, speaking, and listening. This class prepares students forcredit classes in English as a Second Language. Call 610-799-1955 forpre-testing information. Financial assistance is available.
BAS 541 9 a.m.-noon and 6-9 p.m. T & R $140
Advanced Skills for English Language Learners
This class focuses on the advanced reading, writing, and speaking skillsthat English language learners need at home, at work, and in the community.Topics include health, shopping, education, banking, work readiness, andcommunity issues. Students will gain fluency in tasks such as talking on thetelephone, writing letters, completing forms, asking for or giving information,and conversing with native English speakers. Approval of coordinator isrequired to register for this class. The class is open to students who havecompleted Foundation of English as a Second Language or who pretest at thislevel. Call 610-799-1955 for more information. Financial assistance isavailable.
BAS 544 6-9 p.m. M & W $170
BAS 544 9 a.m.-noon T & R $170
Work Matters
This 40-hour free program will assist students in exploring the reading,writing, and math skills needed for employment success. Students will developcomputer skills necessary to conduct job searches, develop resumes, and writebusiness letters. Students will learn to use effective interpersonal skillsthat are crucial in today's workplace. Students will also learn the stepsnecessary to enter job training or academic programs. To qualify for thisprogram, students must complete an assessment test and demonstrate literacyneeds. Call 610-799-1955 for more information.
BAS 503 9-11:30 a.m. M & W FREE
