KAL•TEC TAPET Courses

GED Prep
This course is focused on individuals who want to study independently for the GED test, or feel that they are ready to take the GED test. This three-session course will provide information regarding the GED test eligibility and test content. Practice tests will be given to determine the participants' overall ability. An individualized study guide will be created from the practice test examples to ensure the candidates' success. (Cost of class includes a copy of the GED Preparation book and official GED calculator. Participants may qualify to have the cost of the GED test paid. Ask instructor for more details).

Provided by: TBAISD Adult Education and Northwest Michigan WORKS!
Date/Time:
Option 1: 3 Tues., Feb. 9, 16, 23; 5-7 P.M.
Option 2: 3 Tues., April 27, May 4, 11; 5-7 P.M.
Location: Kalkaska Michigan WORKS! Learning Lab
Instructor: Jerry Hawes
Cost: $50
Code: M006

Study Skills and Test Taking Strategies
This class is designed to help the participant prepare for college by improving their study skills with an emphasis on test taking strategies. Participants will learn the SQ3R method of textbook study and how to effectively schedule study time.

Provided by: TBAISD Adult Education and Northwest Michigan WORKS!
Date/Time: Individualized schedule
Location: Kalkaska Michigan WORKS! Learning Lab
Instructor: Jerry Hawes
Cost: Free of charge, but registration is required
Code: M016

Career Prep for Adults
In the 21st century, more and more careers require education after high school. The more education you have, the more you earn. In this self-paced course, participants will use interest inventories, aptitude tests, and informational interviews to discover relevant career options. In addition, information and experience will be utilized to design a Career Plan. Class is individualized with one-on-one instruction from an experienced, certified teacher and features open enrollment (participants may start any time of the year).

College Prep Course
Go to college prepared. Participants in this course will research college options to find the one most suited to their needs. Topics covered in this course include the college application; financial aid; study skills and test taking strategies; using the computer as a tool; on-line learning; and the ability to utilize on-line resources. This class is individualized with one-on-one instruction from an experienced, certified instructor and features open enrollment (participants may start any time of the year).

This page last updated on 1/20/2010.