Adult Diploma Program (ADP)

The Adult Diploma Program (ADP) is a new program that replaces Vermont’s High School Completion Program. This program is for Vermont residents ages 16 and older who are not currently enrolled in school who do not have a high school diploma. You will work with Central Vermont Adult Education to create an Adult Education Learning Plan, and take classes at Central Vermont Adult Education.

Details of this program, including which high schools will participate, are still being finalized. Contact Central Vermont Adult Education to see if you can begin taking classes now

This program is open to adults with a GED and to those with a high school diploma from a foreign country.

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English Language Learning

Improving your written and speaking English language skills can help you with your education, your job, your community life, and more. Vermont residents ages 16 and older can learn or improve their English by taking free classes from beginner through high school levels.

Central Vermont Adult Basic Education centers are in Barre, Montpelier, Bradford, Randolph, and Morrisville.

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General Equivalency Diploma (GED) Preparation

The General Equivalency Diploma (GED) is a credential that is considered to be equal to a high school diploma. It shows that you have the same knowledge as someone who graduated from high school. Earning a GED involves taking four tests: math, reasoning through language arts (RLA)/writing, science, and social studies. Central Vermont Adult Education can provide you with preparation for these tests.

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Jump On Board for Success (JOBS)

Delivered in partnership with HireAbility Vermont and Lamoille County Mental Health Services, this program is for eligible youth ages 16-22. Through this program, you can access services from career exploration to employment retention support. The Jobs On Board for Success (JOBS) program helps you:

Develop or improve job seeking, resume writing, and interviewing skills
Arrange job shadow experiences, volunteer work, and internships
Troubleshoot potential barriers to employment, such as transportation and scheduling
Navigate career exploration
Find a job

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Youth Development Program

The Youth Development Program (YDP) is available for everyone ages 14-22 with foster care experience. YDP provides supports and resources to transition to adulthood, and meet your personal interests and goals. The YDP offers:

Local case management including support with education and career planning
Financial resources
Extended foster care beyond the age of 18
Leadership and advocacy opportunities
More personalized support

This program has a YDP Coordinator in Hyde Park at Lamoille Restorative Center.

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