Registration and enrollment for Berkeley County Adult and Community Education runs throughout the year. Whether you, or someone you know, left high school without earning the high school diploma, if you need to enhance your job-seeking skills, or if you need to enroll in English Language Improvement classes, the Berkeley County Adult and Community Education teachers and staff are ready to help you achieve your academic, career, and personal goals. It’s as easy as giving us a call at 843-899-8690 to arrange an appointment to discuss which program better suits your needs. We offer classes in the morning, afternoon, and evening hours to accommodate individual’s flexible scheduling needs.
We are here to help you choose the program that best suits your needs to reach your personal, career, and/or educational goals. All of our teaching staff are fully certified, experienced, and highly trained in using effective strategies and state-of-the-art technology, as well as instructional software to prepare students for success in achieving their goals.
Concerned about the cost? The cost is only $50 dollars for our High School Diploma Program, $50 dollars for our GED program, and $100 dollars for our ESL program for the entire program year…July thru June. You won’t find a better bargain anywhere; especially, when the amount you pay also includes free access to instructional software. You will have access anywhere/anytime where you have access to a device and internet. It also includes access to a College & Career Navigator who provides assistance with career planning, college application & admission processes, as well as employment preparation and training. If you, or someone you know, can use our services DON’T DELAY…Give us a call at 843-899-8690.
DID YOU KNOW…
BCSD Adult and Community Education has two sites to support our students, one in Moncks Corner and one in Hanahan?
That we offer a semester-long evening welding class for free at THS?
If you're a South Carolina resident and at least 19 years old, you can earn $500 for earning a high school diploma or completing a GED program by June 1, 2024?
