Adult Education

The Victoria College Adult Education Mission Statement:
To create and provide high-quality educational programs and services which fulfill the needs of the individual and the community. The program provides instruction in basic skills for GED preparation, college readiness, workforce skills improvement, English language development (for non-native speakers) and personal enrichment. Instruction is provided through classes or Distance Learning (computer, Internet, or paper-based delivery). A registration process must be completed before receiving services.

Class sessions in Victoria for basic skills are offered for 7 weeks, four times a year and for English language learning 14 weeks, two times a year. Distance Learning activities are available all year. Because the demand for these services often exceeds the spaces we have available, we periodically have to control enrollment by maintaining a "waiting list" for program entry. This program receives funding from federal and state grant applications to provide FREE services and those services are based on the amount of funding received. Applications will be processed in the order received and availability of services. We reserve the right to refuse services based on eligibility according to Federal/State grant requirements and for past "failures to comply" with program requirements to maintain eligibility. Referrals from Workforce Solutions Golden Crescent (with assessment scores) will be processed with "priority" status. You may be asked for income verification for some services/

After submitting an application, you will be contacted to complete the registration process. Applications are good for one program year (July through June).

Adult Education services are available in:

Cuero, Edna, Goliad, Hallettsville, Port Lavaca, Refugio, Yoakum and Yorktown.

The local library in each community will have an application for services and information about testing and meeting times.

Located at 802 E. Crestwood in Victoria

Phone (361) 573-7323