FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is there a cost?

No! Our programs are free of charge.

Do I need to register?

Yes, please contact us to register for classes.

What classes are offered?

English Reading, English Writing, Math, Social Studies, Science, and Digital Literacy.

Where are the classes?

We have 4 Adult Learning classrooms in Saint John and 1 in Sussex. We also have a Digital Literacy classroom in Saint John.

Do you offer night classes?

We currently have night classes once a week at Place 400. Please contact us if you are intrested!

Can I learn online?

Yes! Please contact Tara (506-636-2249) for an assessment to see if you meet the qualifications to study independently online.

Can I get lessons and take the CAEC in French?

Yes! The Canadian Adult Education Credential test is available in French, and we have a French teacher available to help you prep for it.

Can I get a High School Credit?

No. We can help you get your high school diploma equivalent, but not specific course credits.

What if I already have some high school credits or have passed some of the GED tests?

The 2002-series of Canadian GED tests can be used towards CAEC, so that you can avoid having to write a test that you have already completed under the GED. Certain high school courses can also be used to be exempted from subject tests. Click HERE for more information.

How do I sign up for the Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC)?

You can create an account and book your test at https://caec.vretta.com.

Is there an age requirement?

We are Adult Learning, so you must be 18+ to join our classes, and 18+ to take the CAEC test. This being said, there is no age cap – it’s never too late to learn!