Adult Education Consortium

West Hills Community College District

Do you want to go back to school? Look no further!

Whether you’re pursuing a high school diploma or Equivalency/GED, or need help to master English or become US Citizen, or are looking to launch your dream career — our free adult education courses will help you get there

No matter where you are on your educational journey, adult education is there to help you along every step
  • Earn a High School Diploma or Equivalency (GED)
  • Learn to speak English
  • Learn how to become a U.S. citizen
  • Explore Short-Term Career Education
  • Learn new Job Skills

  • Any adult 18 years or older

  • Contact your community member representative to learn about specific courses in your area

    High School Diploma (HSD),  High School Equivalency (HSE), and GED 
    If you did not graduate from high school, this is the program for you. Whether it’s for college or career advancement, you can attain the credits needed to earn a diploma, or we can prepare you for the High School Equivalency Official Exams.

    Short-Term Career Education
    The short-term Career Education (CE) certificates are a series of courses to help you find a new job or advance in your current one. Most short-term CE certificates also include industry-recognized certification.

    English as a Second Language (ESL)
    The English as a Second Language courses helps you learn to read, write, and speak in English and prepare to find a job or transition to higher education. Classes are offered at all levels of English.

    Workforce Preparation Program
    The Workforce Preparation Program offers a sequence of courses to prepare and train you to work in a wide variety of workplace and industrial environments. Learn about the characteristics of an ideal employee, identify personal interests and strengths, then match opportunity to skill sets, learn to communicate effectively with supervisors, and learn to work efficiently with other colleagues and coworkers as a part of a team.

    Adults with Disabilities
    The Disability Resources Department at Coalinga College and Lemoore facilitates equal access for qualified students through services, academic accommodations, and educational assistance in courses in accordance with state and federal law.

  • HSE Libro de Ciencias Sociales (OER)HSE Libro de Ciencias (OER)HSE Libro de Escritura (OER)HSE Libro de Lectura (OER)HSE Libro de Matemáticas (OER)HSE Social Studies Book (OER)HSE Math Book (OER)HSE Reading Book  (OER)HSE Science Book (OER)HSE Writing Book (OER)

  • The West Hills Adult Education Consortium serves the west side of Fresno County and provides adult education classes in the following communities:

    • California Adult Education Program K12 and Colleges Members:
    • Armona Union Elementary School District (559) 583-5060
    • Coalinga-Huron Unified School District (559) 935-7565
    • Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified School District (559) 659-3899
    • Golden Plains Unified School District (559) 977-1874
    • Lemoore Union High School District (559) 924-6620
    • Mendota Unified School District (559) 655-4412
    • Reef-Sunset Unified School District (559) 386-1369
    • Coalinga College (559) 934-2503
    • Lemoore College (559) 925-3317
    • West Hills Community College District

      Dianna Arellano,
      Program Assistant
      (559) 934-2147
      Diannaarellano@whccd.edu 

      Cecilio Mora,
      Director of Special Grants 
      (559) 934-2430
      Ceciliomora@whccd.edu 

 

“An investment in education always pays the highest returns.” Benjamin Franklin
Want to learn more?

Please contact the Adult Education member in your city or complete the interest form below

Prisma Solori, 
Program Assistant - CAMP/HEP
(559) 934-2139
PrismaSolorio@whccd.edu
Zayra Contreras, 
Program Assistant - CAMP/HEP
(559) 934-2147
ZayraCabrera@whccd.edu
Cecilio Mora
Director of Special Grants
(559) 934-2430
CecilioMora@whccd.edu