2. ADULT EDUCATION

3. WELCOME Welcome to Central Georgia Technical College’s Adult Education Center. The faculty and staff are so glad you have chosen our center to continue your education. We offer a variety of opportunities for adults who wish to learn basic skills, prepare for the GED exam, learn English, improve English, or obtain citizenship.

4. MEET THE LEADERS Dr. Ivan Allen President of CGTC From the President Welcome! Congratulations on your decision to further your education with us. Central Georgia Technical College is a two-year postsecondary college that provides instruction in occupational disciplines leading to associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates; student and community development services; adult education programs and services; and continuing education for occupational advancement, personal enrichment, and economic development service to business and industry.

5. Mrs. Brenda Brown Vice President of Adult Education MEET THE LEADERS Welcome to Central Georgia Technical College of Adult Education! We are excited and very pleased that you have chosen us in the next important step concerning your education. Be assured that this program is here to assist you in your learning experience. I, along with the entire staff, am here to help you reach your goals as you continue to grow through learning. Remember, “Working together we make dreams become a reality.”

6. FAMOUS GED GRADUATES Bill Cosby, Actor Michael J. Fox, Actor Danica Patrick, Racer Pink, Singer/Songwriter Chris Rock, Comedian

7. NOW SERVING 12 COUNTIES! Morning, afternoon, & night classes are available. Baldwin (478) 445-5669 Bibb (478) 757-6669 Crawford (478) 836-6024 Dooly (229) 268-3904 Houston (478) 929-6789 Jones (478) 986-3034 Macon (478) 472-2777 Monroe (478) 992-2880 Peach (478) 825-9072 Pulaski (478) 783 ‐ 3017 Putnam (706) 923-5016 Twiggs (478) 945-2206

8. TOOLS FOR EVALUATION To evaluate your academic needs, a locator and a placement assessment will be given prior to enrolling in classes. There is “NO” cost for the tests, classes, or books. Remember, all of the staff and volunteers are here to assist you in meeting your short and long-term goals.

9. LAYING DOWN THE FOUNDATION Come to the center prepared to study and learn. Dress appropriately. Remember our dress code. We are preparing you to enter the professional work force. Be on time for class and remember to sign in daily. Bring pencil and paper. We will provide all other materials such as books, calculators, and computers. Use materials and books for your reference, however, please “DO NOT WRITE IN THE BOOKS OR TAKE THEM FROM THE CLASSROOM OR THE COMPUTER LAB” Plan to be in class the entire class period. If you leave the campus, you can not return until the next day or class session.

10. CGTC WORK

11. Aerospace, Trade & Industry

12. Air Conditioning Technology Aircraft Structural Technology Automotive Collision Repair Automotive Fundamentals Aviation Maintenance Technology Cabinetmaking Carpentry Construction Management Commercial Truck Driving

13. Drafting Electrical Construction and Maintenance Electronics Fundamentals and Electronics Technology Geographic Information Systems Industrial Systems Technology Metrology Small Engine Repair Welding and Joining Technology

14. Business and Computer Technology Business Administrative Technology Accounting Associate of Applied Science - Applied Technical Management Technical Specialist Technical Certificate Banking and Finance Business Management Computer Programming Computer Support Specialist Design and Media Production Distribution and Materials Management Hotel/Restaurant/Tourism Management Information Technology Technical Certificates of Credit Internet Specialist IT Professional Marketing Networking Specialist

15. Health Sciences Dental Hygiene Practical Nursing Medical Assistant Surgical Technology Biotechnology Cardiovascular Technology Clinical Laboratory Technology Gerontology Hemodialysis

16. Radiologic Technology Medical Billing Clerk Medical Office Assistant Central Material Service Technology Medical Language Specialist Orthopedic Technology Paramedicine Pharmacy Technology Polysomnography

17. Public Safety & Professional Services Barbering Cosmetology Criminal Justice Early Childhood Care and Education Emergency Management Fire Science Technology Paralegal Studies

18. CDL (Commercial Truck Driving)

20. Career Services Macon J104 in the Student Affairs Office (478) 757-3451 Milledgeville Student Affairs Office on the Milledgeville Campus (478) 445-2313 Warner Robins A-building downstairs (478) 218-3306

21. “Real generosity towards the future lies in giving all to the present.” - Albert Camus