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Online Adult Education Classes for GED/HiSET
with Nicola Machado

Are you looking to enhance your reading, writing, and math skills, or prepare for the GED/HiSET exams, college, training, or better job opportunities? If so, this free opportunity is for you!
Bristol Community College's Adult Education Online classes offer flexible options tailored to help you achieve your goals.
To participate, you must take an in-person placement test and be a resident of Massachusetts, Bristol County, or currently collecting unemployment benefits from the state of Massachusetts.
We offer two types of online classes:
Online Zoom Classes - Live classes taught via Zoom by an instructor with fellow students.
Self-Paced Online Program - Learn through online software programs with support from an online coach, but the majority of learning is done on your schedule.
Each student receives:
- Personalized Learning Plans
- Technology Assistance
- Basic Computer Skills Course (optional)
- Educational Advising
- Career Planning Assistance
- Instructor/Tutor Support
Students and graduates can also take advantage of free college courses through our Transitions to College program.
To get started, please register for an upcoming Adult Education Placement Test session and check your email for further details.
If you require an accommodation for the initial intake exam due to a documented disability, please call us directly at 774-357-3769 to schedule your test.
For further assistance, please contact:
Nicola Machado, Education and Career Advisor
Phone:774-357-3769
Fall River Adult Education Classes for GED/HiSET (Free in-person classes)
with Lorie Charron

Do you want to improve your reading, writing, and math skills or to prepare for the GED/HiSET exams, college, training or improved job opportunities? Then this free of cost opportunity is for you! Fall River Adult Education offers flexible options designed to help you meet your goals. Classes are small in size and are offered during the day and evening.
You must be a resident of Massachusetts, Bristol County or be collecting unemployment from the state of Massachusetts to participate.
Each student receives
- personal attention from instructors
- technology assistance
- education advising
- career planning assistance
- optional tutoring support
- other services offered to students of Bristol Community College
Students and graduates can access free college courses through our transition to college services.
If you require an accomodation for the initial intake exam due to a documented disability, please call us directly at 774-357-2373 to schedule your test.
Click here to register for an upcoming Adult Education Placement Test session, then check your email for important information.
For assistance, contact Lorie Charron, Education Advisor, at 774-357-2373 or email Lorie.Charron@bristolcc.edu.