GED Classes

GED – Information

GED Referral Programs for Summer and Fall 2014

 

The Workforce Connection- ELEVATE

303 N. Main St. 3rd Floor

Rockford, IL

815-921-2260

www.rockvalleycollege.edu/elevate

 

Apply at the Boone/Winnebago Regional Office of Education. Applications accepted M-F from 8am-3:30 pm. $50 application fee is valid for one year.

• 300 Heart Boulevard
  Loves Park, IL 61111
• Phone: 815-636-3060
• Fax: 815-636-3069

Preparation courses for taking the GED tests are not required, but are recommended. Schools offering GED courses are:

Rock Valley College Adult Education: 815-921-2001
Roosevelt Community Ed. Center: 815-966-3251
Regional Learning Center: 815-316-8450
ARK in Belvidere: 815-544-3315
Rockford Career College: 815-967-7315 –http://www.4roe.org/GEDinfo.html

 

 

MELD

MELD provides programs for young mothers and fathers (through 21 years of age) and their children through our MELD Moms & MELD Dads parenting and support groups. The groups meet weekly at local churches and in local high schools. Volunteers provide childcare and healthy snacks to ensure that these families are able to take advantage of our services. Families come together to discuss parenting issues and to share ideas with each other. Life skills, job skills training, GED tutoring and assistance in completing education, career planning and guidance, pre-employment workshops, and employment opportunities and job placement services provided in addition to parenting information and support/resources services. Also provides Transitional Living Program and an emergency shelter known as Trinity House (see separate entries).

• 3703 N. Main St. #107
  Rockford, IL 61103
• Phone: 815-633-6353
• Fax: 815-633-8709

http:// www.rockfordmeld.org

Rock River Training Corporation

Rock River Training Corporation provides opportunities for young people between ages 14-21 in Boone and Winnebago Counties to complete their education and train in areas that help build a foundation to enhance their future.
Youth Programs for in-school youth help youth stay in school by providing tutoring, counseling, mentoring, career exploration, work experiences, and overall support. The expectations of the workplace permeate the programs which, in cooperation with the youths’ schools, prepare youth to enter additional education/training after high school and/or full-time jobs. Youth may be in a program from several years. Programs for youth who have dropped out of school emphasize the youth’s return to school or obtaining a GED as a basic step on their road to self-sufficiency. Programs provide basic skills/GED instruction, tutoring, counseling, mentoring, career exploration, and work experience. The programs keep in contact with youth who leave the programs for at least a year.

• 303 N. Main Street
  Rockford, IL 61103
• Phone: 815-847-7574

http://www.rockrivertraining.org/youth.htm