The Adult Education program at Randolph Technical Center provides students with educational opportunities to improve the literacy skills necessary to become self-sufficient and to participate effectively in the workplace, home, and community at no cost. These classes include self-paced GED instruction, as well as remedial courses in reading, math, and English for non-native speakers. There are no fixed start or end dates, allowing for flexible attendance. This program, part of the broader Adult Education initiative, is designed to adapt to the diverse needs of adult learners and is a component of free public education.

​Meet the instructor

Diane White

Adult Education Instructor

(304) 636-9195 Ext. 110

The Randolph Technical Center's Adult Education program provides a range of educational services, including: 
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• GED Preparation: This offers preparation for the High School Equivalency Test. 
• Reading & Math Literacy: Designed for adults seeking to improve their basic skills to qualify for benefits, training programs, and college admission. 
• TEAS Preparation & Assessment: Support for prospective LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) students preparing for nursing program entry exams. 
• Beginning Computer Literacy: Courses for beginners to develop fundamental computer skills. 
• TABE preparation and assessment in reading, math, and language. 

Many other certifications are available such as Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Internet and Computing Core Certification IC3, Through the Customer’s Eyes I and II (Customer Service I and II), Bloodborne Pathogens, West Virginia Welcome, CSM, Bring Your “A” Game to Work, online curriculum for distance education, Computer, Work, and Money Essentials, Edgenuity, Tabe Academy, and GED Academy.