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You responded that you have only completed the basic level of education, below the 9th grade level. You are not alone! Millions of Americans today have not completed their educations, yet studies show that most jobs today require at least a high school diploma, or a GED.

There are many schools and organizations in Illinois that provide Adult Education classes for literacy, English as a second language, and mathematics skills.

Here is the best place for you to start your search:

As you consider enrolling in an educational program, explore your options for getting financial help in the Services section, or find a job in the Jobs section.

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    ESL and GED Classes
     For information about classes at the College of DuPage, sign up at the workNet DuPage Career Center, or call 630-942-2904 and a College of DuPage representavie will call you. 

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    Interested in learning about educational resources in the State of Illinois?
    Then take a look at the State of Illinois - Learning in Illinois - External link opens in a new windowwebsite. This website provides information on Pre-school/Early Learning, K-12, Colleges and Universities, Adult Education, Educator Resources, and much more.

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