All students are assessed on previous experiences and their goals for the future and then placed into different levels of the program. Instructors may use written tests or personal interviews to help assess students. The length of the program will be different for each student. It depends on the number of courses needed and the amount of effort a person puts into the courses. Students may enroll in full-time Adult Basic Education studies at any one of the College of the North Atlantic campuses across Newfoundland and Labrador.
Some campuses also offer part-time studies through evening classes.
All ABE students have the option to enroll in courses through home study. Campuses with Drop-in Centres offer home study courses with instructor contact in the day or evening. This option offers a lot of flexibility to students who have busy schedules. This page was last updated July 31, 2000.