Adult Education
Adult Basic and Literacy Education

The ABLE Programs offer a wide range of educational services in numerous locations citywide.

Services include the following:

• Prepare for the GED Test
• Obtain the reading, writing, and math skills needed to get or keep a job
• Upgrade academic skills for technical training/college
• Learn to help children with their school homework
• Develop skills to become wiser consumers and better citizens
• Learn English for Speakers of Other Languages or study to become a U.S. citizen
• Learn basic computer skills

Financial Aid
Students pay nothing for instruction. Students who pass the Official Practice GED are eligible for a $55 fee waiver that will enable them to take the Official GED at no charge.

Certification
Upon passing the Official GED Test, students will receive a General Educational Development - Ohio High School Equivalency Diploma from the Ohio Department of Education.

Program Prerequisites
Adults 18 years of age or older can enroll. Sixteen or seventeen year olds must be officially withdrawn from high school and be employed, authorized by an Age and School Certificate (work permit).

Minimum Qualifying Test Scores
There are no minimum qualifying test scores for participation.

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Training
Information

New Student Orientation
« Thursdays at 5:00 pm
« Fridays at 9:00 am
(Every Thursday and Friday that Cincinnati Public Schools are in session.)

Location
Intake is held at Queen City Vocational Center,
425 Ezzard Charles Dr.

Duration of Training
Open entry/exit

Class Hours
Day or Evening

Class Days
Monday through Friday

Location
Classes are located citywide.