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Apprentissage de niveau supérieur

Travailler avec des partenaires communautaires pour donner aux apprenants adultes l'accès à l'éducation, à la formation aux compétences numériques et à la voie de la préparation à l'emploi.

À propos

La ville de Philadelphie travaille avec des organisations communautaires pour offrir un apprentissage de niveau supérieur aux résidents âgés de 16 ans et plus. Ces services essentiels aident les résidents à acquérir les compétences dont ils ont besoin pour atteindre leurs objectifs personnels, professionnels et civiques.

Le Bureau des enfants et des familles (OCF) supervise la planification et les investissements de la Ville dans ces programmes.

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Courrier électronique adultedu@phila.gov
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Find and sign up for classes

Adult education classes are offered on a variety of subjects, including:

  • Reading, writing, and math.
  • Basic computer skills.
  • High school equivalency preparation, including GED and HiSET preparation.
  • English for speakers of other languages (ESOL).

As a first step, decide on the skills that you’d like to work on. Then, contact us to learn more about classes and enroll.

How to enroll in a class

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Call our hotline at (833) 750-5627.

It’s best to call between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., when a Career Navigator can answer. Live translation is available for the call. During other times, you can leave a voicemail.

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Discuss your goals and enroll in a class.

As part of the call, you can discuss your educational goals with the Career Navigator. They’ll help you enroll in the right class for your schedule and needs.

Host or provide education services

Community-based organizations can serve as host sites for Next Level Learning. For more information, email adultedu@phila.gov.

If you provide adult education services, subscribe to our monthly newsletter. You can also explore our Adult Needs Index map to learn more about the varying levels of need for adult education services in Philadelphia. This map was created by the Office of Children and Families.

Volunteer as a tutor

Next Level Learning tutors help adult learners develop their literacy, math, or digital skills.

Before being matched with a learner, tutors complete a free 10 to 12 hour training hosted by subject matter experts. Once matched, tutors will have the support of the education provider and will have access to ongoing professional development opportunities.

If you’re interested in getting involved, apply to volunteer with Next Level Learning.


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