Students
Facilities & Resources

All of our students can use these resources: ​
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Lending library with more than 1,000 books, dictionaries, and other resources (see staff for a tour and to learn how to check out books)
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Assistance with job searches, resume preparation, and other real world goals
​​Our programs are designed for adults who want to:
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Improve their basic reading and writing skills
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Improve their English language skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing)
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Prepare for the GED® or other High School Equivalency tests
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Develop computer, health, civic, or financial literacy skills
We serve adults and also have a unique program for teens and young adults (ages 16 to 24) prepare for the GED or HiSET equivalency diplomas.
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Requirements
To enroll in our programs, prospective students must be able to:
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Commit to attending classes or tutoring sessions for a whole semester (2-4 days a week, depending on the program).
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Complete the required registration process.
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Be willing to give it your best - you are worth it.
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To learn more about program-specific eligibility requirements, please see our program pages:
Community Resources

If you need information about child care, health care, legal services, transportation, or other resources, call this number: 2-1-1.
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You can also click on this link to go to the NC 2-1-1 website, which contains information about many services in the Durham area.