Help us build the future! Wallace Community College Workforce Development invites contractors, business owners & industry professionals to help shape future skilled-trades training.
📅 Oct. 29 | 9–10 AM
📍 Dothan Chamber
Your voice matters! See the flyer for details & RSVP info
If you are in the Barbour County area and are need of your high school credential, our Adult Education program is hosting a new student orientation. Let us help you succeed!
Information is in the flyer.
Ready to learn English? Wallace Community College offers FREE ESL classes—in person or online, mornings or evenings—for residents of Barbour, Bullock, Dale, Henry & Houston counties. Proof of Alabama residency required. Call 334-556-2613today! #ESL#AdultEducation
We count it an honor and a privilege to be able to not only provide adult education services to the community, but also provide our students with a graduation ceremony that many thought they would never experience. #Graduation2026#WCCD#adulteducation
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We are thankful for the support of the Wallace Community College recruiters who took several adult education students on a tour to learn about the Career Technical programs offered at the college.
#CTE#adulted#movingforward#WCCD#nextsteps
The Adult Education department is thankful to the @wccdothan recruiters for visiting the AE classroom on the Sparks campus. Our shared students are now knowledgeable about the programs that await them upon completion of the GED or high school diploma. #movingforward#adulted
Eufaula and Surrounding Areas! Come and find out about the programs the Adult Education Department at Wallace Community College has to offer. 🧑⚕️🧑🏾⚕️🩺🚚 #accs#wccd#adulteducation
Need your GED or High School Diploma but you are unable to attend morning orientations? We’ve just eliminated that barrier for you. We now have evening orientations to accommodate your needs.
Sign up today!
This week, our college proudly celebrated Adult Education and Family Literacy Week with a series of engaging events designed to highlight the power of education, family support, and community connection—from workshops to activities that encouraged intergenerational learning.
Our staff wanted to make sure our students at Alfred Saliba had an opportunity to participate in our Literacy Resource Fair, so they went and picked them up and brought them to the campus. Students spent the morning engaging with a variety of community vendors. 📚
#AEFLWeek