Units of study available for CED students include language, mathematics, social sciences, community living, consumer education, health, and vocational education. The program offers pre-vocational training, counseling, and job placement assistance. The length of each class varies. The Learning Center at Edgewood offers opportunities for adults to improve their reading, math, and grammar skills and prepare for GED tests. Community volunteers are an integral component of the program.
Volunteers serve primarily as reading tutors for students who read below the fourth level.
Each program also provides support, referral, and instruction which assist adults in meeting their life goals, such as continuing their educations, obtaining jobs, or becoming more effective parents. In addition, the Learning Center provides child care services and transportation costs for qualifying students. The Learning Labs provide students with opportunities for completing high school, preparing for college, supplementing college courses, and studying in many areas of interest. Curriculum Skills Laboratories offer students the opportunity for help in any problem area and the chance to reinforce skills being learned in the classroom through computer-assisted instruction. Students may enroll in the Guided Studies Labs upon recommendation of their college instructors.