Adult Basic Education (ABE)


The Adult Basic Education (ABE) Program provides instruction for adults in fundamental academic and pre-occupational skills, with an emphasis on reading, math, writing, and basic computer literacy. Textbooks and other materials are provided for in-class use.

Students enter this course with a variety of needs which may include:
  • GED program preparation
  • Improving reading and/or math skills
  • Improving employability
  • Meeting entrance requirements of vocational programs and college credit classes
  • Personal growth
  • College placement test preparation

There are no academic prerequisites, however:
  • Students must be at least 16 years of age
  • Students 16-18 years of age may need a formal release from compulsory high school education
  • High school students who are 16-20 years of age may also attend upon referral from an area high school.


For information regarding Testing and Assessment at Peninsula College, contact the Counseling Services Office at (360) 417-6340 or toll-free in Washington at 1(877) 452-9277, Ext. 6340.

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HOW CAN I REGISTER?

You may enroll at any time!

Click on a location below for a current Basic Studies class schedule:
  • Port Angeles Site
  • Sequim Community School
  • Forks Extension Site
  • Port Townsend Site

    Classes are also offered at  Neah Bay. For additional information, please call:

    (360) 417-6380
    (360) 417-7981
    (877) 452-9277 (toll free)



    To view NORTHWEST LINCS, a service of the National Institute for Literacy, click here.
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