Free Adult Education Resources – San Francisco
Compiled by Project Read, SF Public Library, (415) 557-4388, projectreadsf.org, Updated August 6, 2014
Free Adult Education Resources – San Francisco
Compiled by Project Read, SF Public Library, (415) 557-4388, projectreadsf.org, Updated August 6, 2014
GED and Adult Basic Education:
●CCSF, City College of San Francisco
ccsf.edu
Adult Learning and Tutorial Center, CCSF
At Civic Center Center, CCSF
750 Eddy St. between Van Ness and Polk
(415) 561-1871
John Adams Center, CCSF
(Also offers Adult High School Diploma.)
1860 Hayes St. at Masonic
(415) 561-1835Class Enrollment
Mission Center, CCSF
(GED testing center, Spanish & English GED Prep.)
1125 Valencia St.
(415) 920-6000Main Number
(415) 561-1824GED Testing Info.
Southeast Center, CCSF
1800 Oakdale Ave.
(415) 550-4300Main Number
Transitional Studies, CCSF
(Coordinates HS Diploma, GED, Adult Basic
Education, and Vocational programs.)
(415) 561-1015
●Adult Education Center, ECS
Episcopal Community Services
(Education and vocational services for
low-income and homeless adults.)
Canon Barcus Community House
165 8th St. between Mission & Howard
(415) 487-3300 ext 1101,ecs-sf.org
●Five Keys Charter School
(Education and support services for inmates, ex-offenders, underserved community members.)
(415) 734-3310, fivekeyscharter.org
Adult Classes - General:
●City College of San Francisco (CCSF)
(Noncredit classes are tuition-free.)
50 Phelan Ave. (and other campuses)
(415) 239-3000General Info
Disabled Students ProgramsServices
(415) 452-5481DSPS Department
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Online Learning:
●San Francisco Public Library - eLearning
(Several services with skill building & test prep.for many subjects, levels, and ages. You may needyourSFPL card number PIN to sign in.)
sfpl.org> eLibrary> eLearning
Brainfuse(Online tutoring and resources)
Gale Courses(Online Classes)
Language Learning (Many languages + ESL)
LearningExpress Library(Lots of materials)
●Goodwill Industries(Interactive lessons in
literacy,ESL, math, andtechnology.)
gcflearnfree.org
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Computer Use / Classes:
●SFPL, Main and All Branch Libraries
(Computer use, WiFi, computer andjob skills
classes, and much more.)
Main Library, 100 Larkin St.
(415) 557-4400 Main Library Information
sfpl.org
●St. Anthony’s -Tenderloin Tech Lab
(Free computer use and classes.)
150 Golden Gate Ave., 3rd Floor
(415) 592-2766,tenderlointechnologylab.org
●Community Technology Network
(Computer labs and more.)ctnbayarea.org
ESL(English as a Second Language):
●City College of SF, ESL Department
(415) 239-3003,Centers include:
Chinatown/North Beach Center, CCSF
940 Filbert St. at Taylor, (415) 395-8611
Mission Center, CCSF
(Including Spanish Language GED prep.)
106 Bartlett St. at 22nd St., (415) 920-6000
●Arriba Juntos(ESL, career training, and more.)
1850 Mission St. between 14th& 15th St.
(415) 487-3240,arribajuntos.org
●Good Samaritan Family Resource Center
(ESL, Spanish Language Literacy, parenting, and more.)
1294 Potrero Ave.at25th St.
(415) 401-4253, goodsamfrc.org
●International Institute of the Bay Area
(Free Citizenship / ESL Classes.)
657 Mission St. at 3rd St., Suite 301
(415) 538-8100 ext 206
●SF Public Library (415-557-4400 or sfpl.org) (415) 557-4251, English Conversation Groups
sfpl.org offersMangofor language learning
and ESL. Several of our other eLearning
resources haveEnglish language skill building
materials.Some offer instructions in Spanish.
●Pumarosa(Online ESL for Spanish speakers.)
pumarosa.com
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Help with other issues:
●San Francisco City Services and Referrals
311 (24 Hours a Day), sf311.org
●United Way, Information & Referral Search
211 (National number)
●Consumer Credit Counseling Service of SF
(415) 788-0288, cccssf.org