RUSSELL, SHEILA
CCR Secretary | Building 3
Adult High School, Adult Basic Education, Learn English in ESL
- AHS
- HSE
- ABE
- ESL
- ABET
- Project SEARCH
- TESTING
- FAQs
- Contact
Participation in the Adult High School (AHS) will not only grant students an opportunity to earn a high school diploma, but they will also become eligible to receive a Career Readiness Certificate and to enroll in Continuing Education Courses. Additionally, an AHS diploma grants students the ability to apply for enrollment to higher education campuses such as RCC and the University of North Carolina College System or to pursue a career with the United States Armed Forces.
- Orientation Schedule
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ADULT HIGH SCHOOL or HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA
ALL STUDENTS MUST ATTEND ONE OF THE ORIENTATION SESSIONS TO ENROLL IN CLASS
RCC BUILDING at COMtech in Pembroke, NC
Monday, February 26th
Orientation Class is from 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
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Robeson Community College, Building 14 Room 1404 B
Tuesday, February 27th & Wednesday February 28th
Orientation Class is from 9:00 am – 12:30 pm
**AN APPROVED PICTURE ID IS REQUIRED**
- Valid driver’s license
- Personal passport
- Official United States identification documents
Please do not be late for the orientation.
PLEASE CALL 910-272-3607 or 910-272-3608 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Requirements
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- Adults 18 years or older.
- (Minors 16 and 17 years old meeting RCC criteria may be enrolled if they meet certain guidelines.)
- Do not have a high school diploma or high school equivalency diploma
- Have a copy of an official transcript from their previous high school
- (Students that need a transcript from a Public Schools of Robeson County School go to: https://rbsn.scriborder.com/application)
Courses
- English (4 units)
- Science (3 units)
- Social Studies (4 units)
- Math (4 units)
- Health/PE (1 unit)
- Electives (6 units)
- Adults 18 years or older.
The High School Equivalency (HSE) program at Robeson Community College prepares learners to successfully pass the HiSET and GED, two of the three nationally-recognized high school equivalency exams. Passing any one of the assessments will lead to the same High School Equivalency Diploma issued by the North Carolina State Board of Community Colleges. Additionally, a High School Equivalency diploma grants students the ability to apply for enrollment to higher education campuses such as RCC and the University of North Carolina College System or to pursue a career with the United States Armed Forces.
- Orientation Schedule
-
ADULT HIGH SCHOOL or HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA
ALL STUDENTS MUST ATTEND ONE OF THE ORIENTATION SESSIONS TO ENROLL IN CLASS
RCC BUILDING at COMtech in Pembroke, NC
Monday, February 26th
Orientation Class is from 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
—————————————————————————————————-
Robeson Community College, Building 14 Room 1404 B
Tuesday, February 27th & Wednesday, February 28th
Orientation Class is from 9:00 am – 12:30 pm
**AN APPROVED PICTURE ID IS REQUIRED**
- Valid driver’s license
- Personal passport
- Official United States identification documents
Please do not be late for the orientation.
PLEASE CALL 910-272-3607 or 910-272-3608 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Requirements
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- Adults 18 years or older.
- Minors 16 and 17 years old meeting RCC criteria may be enrolled if they meet certain guidelines.
- Do not have a high school diploma or high school equivalency diploma
- Official High School Transcript
- Adults 18 years or older.
The Adult Basic Educational content offers reachable educational opportunities and transition to Adult High School or High School Equivalency programs.
- Requirements
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- Adults 18 years or older.
- Minors 16 and 17 years old meeting RCC criteria may be enrolled if they meet certain guidelines.
- Do not have a high school diploma or equivalent
- Picture identification
- Valid driver’s license
- Personal passport
- Official United States identification documents
- Adults 18 years or older.
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It’s the mission of the English Language Acquisition Program to provide the local community of English language learners with high-quality English Language Acquisition (ELA) instruction and orientation in U.S. culture. Through this program, English language learners will acquire language skills needed for their personal, social, academic and career goals.
- Orientation Schedule
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Learn English!
ESL ORIENTATION
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Class Begins
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Location
- RCC Campus, Building 12, Room 1236
Reminder
- Latecomers will have to wait until the next orientation.
- No children will be admitted into the orientation.
- Placement testing will be done at orientation which is required.
- Picture identification is required.
- Students must attend an orientation session and test to be eligible to enroll in the English as a Second Language Program.
- Goals
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- Students will acquire daily functioning knowledge of speaking, listening, reading and writing the English language.
- Increase in student confidence in daily functioning within the larger community.
- Assimilation into the culture of the community
- Knowledge acquired at the most advanced level will give English language learners the ability to transition to higher levels of education and achieve greater career success.
- Requirements
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- Adults 18 years or older.
- Minors 16 and 17 years old meeting RCC criteria may be enrolled if they meet certain guidelines.
- Must attend Orientation to register for classes.
- All ELA students will be pre-tested with a standardized CASAS assessment. The results of the testing will determine placement into one of 3 levels:
- Beginning
- Intermediate
- Advanced
- Adults 18 years or older.
Adult Basic Education Transitions is committed to promoting educational and life skills opportunities for adults with intellectual disabilities. The goal of the program is to help individuals acquire the basic skills and abilities needed to (1) become more independent and self directed and (2) meet and manage community, social, work, and personal adult responsibilities. Adult Basic Education Transitions offers attainable educational opportunities and potential transition to the Adult High School or High School Equivalency program and workforce preparation activities.
- Requirements
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- Adults 18 years or older.
- Documentation of an intellectual disability or traumatic brain injury signed by a physician, licensed psychiatrist, or licensed psychologist.
- Completion of the admissions process, which includes CASAS assessment and orientation.
Project SEARCH is a young adult transition initiative that is a business-led, one-year, school-to-work program that combines classroom instruction, career exploration, and relevant job-skills training through strategically designed internships for students with intellectual and other developmental disabilities (I/DD). Project SEARCH interns complete three training rotations at the host business by the end of the year. The program also includes professional education and training, intending to share best practices and improve programs. The goal for each program participant is competitive employment. To reach that goal, the program provides real-life work experience combined with training in employability and independent living skills.
Eligibility for admission: Students who desire to participate in Project SEARCH must meet the following requirements:
- Have a documented disability
- Be able to pass drug screen, felony check, and immunizations up to date
- Have a desire and plan to work competitively in the community after the Project SEARCH program
- Have a family, guardians, and/or case management team that supports employment as an adult transition outcome
- Be eligible for NC Vocational Rehabilitation services
Attendance policy:
The RCC Attendance Policy and Procedure: Students must attend 80% of the required contact hours for a class and internships to receive credit for the class.
Tardy/Absence Policy
The College defines a tardy as a student entering class after the roll is checked or after instruction has begun, and it shall also be defined as a student leaving class early regardless of the reason. Three tardies constitute a recorded absence. If a student is in class less than 80% of the scheduled class time, he/she will be marked absent. These absences will count toward overall attendance for the class as outlined above.
Completion requirements: Students must complete all internship rotations as well as class participation goals defined by the instructor at the beginning of the program year.
Tuition and fees: Project SEARCH is free for selected participants. Students will have to complete an application as well as an in-person interview and skills assessment.
Withdrawal policy: A participant can withdraw from the Project SEARCH program but will be prohibited from re-enrolling during the academic year and may not be eligible for future enrollment in the program.
Certificate upon completion: Upon completing the program, participants will receive a certificate of completion. Linkages to appropriate services in the community are critical at this stage, as interns prepare to graduate from the program, to ensure a successful transition to employment and adult life. Services are identified in the community that aid with the necessary adaptations required to perform a specific job. Job coaching and long-term follow-up are usually arranged through the Community Rehabilitation Program. Upon satisfactory completion of the program (95% or better attendance, good attitude, successful skill acquisition at each job site) interns will receive a Career Portfolio. The contents of the packet will vary among replicated program sites, but generally, the packets contain a resume, letters of recommendation, a competency profile, and any awards or special recognition received while in the program.
For more information, please call 910-272-3608.
2023-2024 Schedule:
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Before entering the College and Career Readiness Program potential students must first take the CASAS placement test. Placement testing helps determine your academic needs and abilities so the college can place you in classes at the appropriate level. Click here for CASAS test practice. Photo identification is required. Testing is available at:
- RCC Main Campus (Barbering, BLET, CNA, EMT, Highway Patrol, Paramedic, Pharmacy Tech, Phlebotomy)
- 5160 Fayetteville Road, Lumberton NC 28360
- Bldg. 14, Room 1427A
- Mon-Wed | 8A & 3:30P
- Comtech Campus (Barbering, BLET, CNA, EMT, Highway Patrol, Paramedic, Pharmacy Tech, Phlebotomy)
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- 124 Livermore Drive, Pembroke NC 28372
- Monday-Thursday 8:30 A
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Students entering these programs will complete the TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education) which is reading comprehension and some programs require a math test. Please review the following links in preparation for the TABE:
Scantron State EMT & Paramedic Exams:
- Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 12:00 Noon
- Saturday 8:00 A
- Bldg. 14, Room 1427A
Participants must bring a valid ID and password with them for their exam.
PearsonVUE Center (GED)
To register for the GED® visit MyGED® and set up an account. From this account, you will register and pay for your GED® testing. The cost is $26.00 per test for a total cost of $104.00.
- Thursday only
- 8:30 A – 1:00 P; 2:00 P – 5:00 P
- Bldg. 14, Room 1427A
Participants must bring their valid photo ID(s).
HiSET
This pencil and paper high school equivalency test measures knowledge in writing, reading, math, science, and social studies. To register go to hiset.ets.org and set up an account. From this account, you will register and pay for your HSE exam. The cost is $15.00 per test for a total cost of $75.00.
- Wednesday only
- 3:30 – 5:00 P
- Bldg. 14, Room 1427A
Exam Prep
Participants must bring a valid photo ID .
How do I enroll?
To enroll you must attend one of the orientations. Orientation dates and times are listed under the AHS, ABE, and ESL tabs.
What time do classes meet?
We offer both day and evening classes. We also offer limited distance learning opportunities.
Will someone be there to guide me?
Each class has an instructor who will work along with you to guide you to complete your educational goal.
How long will it take to complete the program?
This will depend on you and your needs. The coordinators, instructors, and testing staff will work with you to assess where you currently are and document your progress.
Can I attend college or a university with an adult high school diploma or a high school equivalency certificate?
Yes! Both credentials will allow you to enroll at many community colleges or universities.
How much does the program cost?
Classes are absolutely free!!!
Located in Building 3, the staff of the College & Career Readiness is available to assist you with your academic needs while at RCC. Please do not hesitate to give us a call or send us an email.
