Northern Berkshire Adult Basic Education Program
The Northern Berkshire Adult Basic Education Program (NBABE) has been based at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts for over 30 years. In that time it has continuously helped many area adult learners achieve their academic & Career goals. That is the continuing mission of the program. All classes are free and funded by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education; Adult and Community Learning Services.
Fall 2018 Classes will on Monday, September 10, 2018
Classes are held on the lower level of the Freel Library on the MCLA Campus.
Classes Offered
- Adult Basic Education (ABE)Improve basic reading, writing and math skills
- Adult Secondary Education (ASE)Prepare for the new High School Equivalency Test/GED
- Blended Learning Prepare for the High School Equivalency Test and college and career & Career Readiness in class & on line
- ESOL - English for Speakers of Other Languages Classes - are for non-fluent English speakers who want to improve their language skills. Curriculum is designed to help with personal, social and business communications & prepare for U.S. citizenship.
College & Career Readiness
- Bridge to College Build the skills needed to be successful in a post secondary educational environment
- Employability Skills Personal Care Attendant (PCA) Pre-employment readiness fro students preparing for this entry level health care position
- Out of School Youth Program. This program is a collaboration with Berkshire Works to provide support for eligible individuals between 16 - 24 years of age.
How to Enroll
To make a referral, please use our Referral Form
All sessions are held on the Lower Level of Freel Library on the MCLA Campus
The steps to enroll include the following for all new students:
- Attend one - two day orientation session
- Schedule and attend an enrollment meeting
- Start classes
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