There are three ways to register:

• Register online NOW!
• Register by phone. Call the Lifelong Learning Coordinator at 919-694-0559.
• Walk-in register on the first night of class. (Contact us by e-mail so we will save your place in the course.) Then, upon your arrival submit the registration form. When registering, be sure to make checks payable to the Provider. Provider names are printed below the course description in the printed catalog, and to the right of the course title in the on-line catalog.

To register for a course offered by Wake Technical Community College, please call 919-866-5800 or visit their website.

When you arrive at the school where your class is being held, there will be a list posted near the entrance showing the room number for your class. There will also be an employee, called a Site Coordinator, there to give you directions to find your classroom.

Wake Technical Community College
In order to be admitted into courses sponsored by Wake Technical Community College, registrants must be 18 years or older. Persons ages 16-17 will be admitted to class on the starting date only if space permits. Senior citizens age 65 and older who attend these classes are eligible to receive a discount. For details, call 919-866-5800.

Other Providers
You may register online, by phone, or walk-in. The age range for students is 16+. There are no discounts available for any particular group, unless noted in the course description.

Lifelong Learning classes are held at select high school and middle school locations. Specific sites can be located using the Community Schools map. Below is the complete list of Community School locations and the days they are open.

Community Schools
Athens Drive High School - Monday through Thursday
Holly Springs High School - Tuesday and Thursday_{*Closed during Summer Season}
Leesville High School - Monday and Thursday _{*Closed during Summer Season}
Reedy Creek Middle School - Monday through Thursday
Sanderson High School - Monday through Thursday
Wake Forest High School - Monday through Thursday

A Provider is the business or person offering the course. Checks are to be made payable to the individual providers and submitted the first evening of class. Some providers have credit card systems for which you can prepay for classes. Once you register for a class, if the provider has a method for online payment by credit card, you will receive a notification to that regard.

The name of our catalog is Adult Evening Education. Adult Evening Education is available at all Wake County Public Libraries, or it can be downloaded from the Lifelong Learning section of the Community Schools website (cs.wcpss.net).

Contact information for Community Schools Site Coordinators is available here. For fastest service, send them an e-mail. They are only available at the phone number listed during class hours of 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.

School System personnel closely monitor the weather forecasts and conditions. Any announcement of evening classes being cancelled will be made through the main Wake County Public School System website at www.wcpss.net. The local media will also be notified.

Please remember that if no announcement is made, evening classes will be held on their normal schedule.

At the bottom of each course description in the Adult Evening Education catalog is a listing for "Provider." This listing indicates the participating provider or instructor. When registering for a class, tuition checks should be made payable to the person or institution listed.

Contact the individual instructor or provider that is listed in the course description for their specific refund policy. In general, a class will be canceled if the number of participants does not meet the minimum number required by the instructor or provider. In such cases, checks will be returned to participants.

Refunds are issued by the Provider or Instructor, not the Lifelong Learning Program.

There is no predetermined time for courses. Courses range from one night in length to three months in length. Information about the schedule for your desired course can be found under the course description in the catalog.

The evening program runs from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. However, some sites are open four nights a week while others are only open two nights a week. See the "About Lifelong Learning" link for information about site schedules.

You should arrive for class at least five minutes prior to the scheduled start time.

Yes, Lifelong Learning offers courses in the summer at four of our community schools locations.

All 58 community colleges in North Carolina offer the GED testing program. To find the center closest to you go to the following website and enter your zip code.
http://www.nccommunitycolleges.edu/basic_skills/ged_examiners_list.htm

Scholarships are available to qualifying students for select classes. If you are interested in the Wake County Public Schools Lifelong Learning Adult Evening Education CNA programming with CareOne Health or Medical Billing with Vision Medical Billing Services, please call Workforce Development at 919-715-0111 ext. 250.
If you are a young adult between 16 and 24 in need of classroom to career preparation, please contact EDSI at 919-271-8830 and inform them that you are interested in scholarship coverage for a Wake County Public Schools Lifelong Learning Adult Evening Education class.

No. If you have a high school student who needs credits toward a diploma, you must contact North Carolina Virtual Public High School. Visit www.ncvps.org or call 919-515-8550. If your student is 18+ or has been out of school for more than six months, contact Wake Tech about the ABE/GED program.

We regret that childcare is not available for the children of students of the Lifelong Learning program. Children and family members are not allowed on campus.