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Kilgore College puts the future of its students first by offering comprehensive Adult Education & Literacy services that cater to a wide range of needs. Whether you’re an adult learner seeking to brush up on basic academic skills or working to attain proficiency in the English language, our expert instructors can provide the support and dedication you need. Our program is designed as a safe, welcoming, inclusive environment where each individual is encouraged to reach their full potential. You’ll find our instructors to be passionate about teaching and wholly invested in each student’s success. The benefits of adult education and literacy can have a profound and positive impact on your life, from improved employability, to increased self-confidence, to higher levels of personal fulfillment. So why wait? Visit Kilgore College to discover how we can help you transform your life with the power of education.
We carefully select our instructors for their ability to work with the adult learner. The curriculum ranges from basic-literacy level to twelfth-grade level instruction in reading, writing, social studies, science, and math. We will assess your current educational level, and then design a training program for you.
No fees are charged for attending Kilgore College Adult Education & Literacy (ESL, TxCHSE, Exam Preparation, or Intensive College Readiness) courses, however students must furnish their school supplies. Registration is easy and quick Classes are held continually throughout the year with registration during various months. Call (903) 236-2004 or (903) 753-2642 for information on class locations, schedules and registration information.
Day and evening classes are offered on the Kilgore campus and KC-Longview. Classes are also offered in Gilmer, Gladewater and Henderson. Not every program is offered at every location.
Do you have someone you’d like to refer to the Kilgore College Adult Education & Learning (AEL) program? If so, please let us know.