With a mobile-friendly format, KET Fast Forward allows you to study for your high school equivalency test anywhere you have a reliable Internet connection. It’s an ideal choice for busy adults who can’t make it to adult learning classes.
A pretest, lots of practice items, feedback, and an online grade book will let you know how you’re doing. And many lessons feature instructional videos and interactive activities that help make the learning process engaging and fun.
August 30, 2023 - As the data regarding adult education suggests, it’s critical to support a national workforce that meets the needs of businesses, communities, families and individuals. Now that adult education providers are increasingly undertaking the mission of workforce training integrated with literacy and basic skills instruction, KET’s Workplace Essential Skills can serve as a useful tool.
August 29, 2023 - Family literacy activities, in which children and adults are engaged in reading and learning together, offer a range of benefits for both kids and their parents. It’s well understood how reading to (and with) children improves their reading comprehension, success in school and overall confidence. In fact, similar benefits occur for adult learners in the family as well.
August 28, 2023 - KET Adult Education, in partnership with the Coalition on Adult Basic Education (COABE), invites you to join us in celebrating National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week, September 18-22.
Make a great impression at the next job interview with this lesson from KET's Workplace Essential Skills series.
The resources in this PBS LearningMedia topic are designed for educators to help adult students comprehend, interpret, and apply information from short and simple written communications.
The FastForward courses are self-paced online courses in math, language arts, science, and social studies with tools that will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses, so you’ll know exactly where you need to focus.
These inspiring Dropping Back In profiles of former high school dropouts focus on understanding the issues they faced and how people and institutions helped them drop back in and move on with their educations and lives.