26 courses with the subject ABE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Classes offered 2 sections per semester. Level One for grade equivalency 1-1.9. Basic Skills such as literacy, reading, communication, computation, technology and st Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Classes offered 2 sections per semester. Level Two for grade equivalency 2-2.9. Basic Skills such as literacy, reading, communication, computation, technology and st Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Classes offered 2 sections per semester. Level Three for grade equivalency 3-3.9. Basic Skills such as literacy, reading, communication, com Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Classes offered 2 sections per semester. Level Four for grade equivalency 4-4.9. Basic Skills such as literacy, reading, communication, comp Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Classes offered 2 sections per semester. Level Five for grade equivalency 5-5.9. Basic Skills such as literacy, reading, communication, comp Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Classes offered 2 sections per semester. Level Five for grade equivalency 5-5.9. Basic Skills such as literacy, reading, communication, comp Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Classes offered 2 sections per semester Level Seven for grade equivalency 7-7.9. Basic Skills such as literacy, reading, communication, com Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Classes offered 2 sections per semester. Level Eight for grade equivalency 8-8.9. Basic Skills such as literacy, reading, communication, com Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: This course is offered as distance learning or hybrid. Minimum of 5 hours per week for 16 weeks to complete modules. Developmental remedial math, computing and other mathematical reasoning abilities in computation, measurement, algebra, geometry. R Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 6 hours lecture/discussion per week. The Kishwaukee College Adult Education Manufacturing Bridge course will assist students to develop basic and secondary education skills Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 6 hours lecture/discussion per week. This course will cover information relevant to the U.S. Citizenship test Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 6 hours lecture/discussion per week. The basic operations of math and their primary applications wil Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: This course is offered as distance learning or hybrid. Minimum of 5 hours per week for 16 weeks to complete modules. Developmental reading and writing: the study of language arts, reading, writing, listening and speaking. Repeatable three times Not transferable. Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 2 hours lecture/discussion per week. Students will receive contextualized instruction integrating the Phlebotomy Technician course inform Note: PCS: 1.7
summer, fall, spring Lecture: 3 hours lecture/discussion per week. ICAPS Health Science Support Model 2 course will provide students basic skills attainment in math, language arts, social studies, and science; workforce preparation and employability skills; and transitions support for Fast Trac Note: PCS: 1.7
summer, fall, spring Lecture: 3 hours lecture/discussion per week. ICAPS Health Science Support course will provide students basic skills attainment in math, language arts, social studies, and science; workforce preparation and employability skills; and transitions support for postsecondary and Note: PCS: 1.7
fall, spring, summer Lecture: 3 hours of lecture/discussion per week. Transportation CDL Bridge course is designed to incorporate contextualized occupation-specific basic skills curricula needed to prepare for high school equivalency (HSE) exams and successfully transition to the CDL course, certificati
fall, spring, summer Lecture: 3 hours of lecture/discussion per week. Automotive -Diesel Bridge course is designed to incorporate contextualized occupation-specific basic skills curricula needed to prepare for high school equivalency (HSE) exams and successfully transition to the Automotive and Diesel PCS: 1.7 Repeatable three times
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks. Bridge to Career Pathways will assist adult learners in the process of choosing a career, changing careers, or selecting an educational concentration. The purpose is to help l Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week. The Academic Reading & Writing Class is designed for ESL students who have acquired an intermediate or advanced level of proficiency in the English language, want to improve reading and writing skills, and for those who intend to transition into post-secondary courses the fol Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week. The Academic Reading & Writing Class is designed for ESL students who have acquired an intermediate or advanced level of proficiency in the English language, want to improve reading and writing skills, and for those who intend to transition into post-secondary courses the fol Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 6 hours lecture/discussion per week. This course will cover information relevant to the U.S. Citizenship test Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 6 hours lecture/discussion per week. The basic operations of math and their primary applicati Repeatable three times Not transferable. Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 6 hours lecture/discussion per week. The Kishwaukee College Transition to Healthcare Careers course will provide a framework for students to develop basic Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 3 hours lecture/discussion per week. Career development in essential knowledge and skills for jobs an Note: PCS: 1.7
Lecture: 5 hours lecture/discussion per week for 8 weeks The Bridge to Information Technology course will provide a framework for students to develop basic and secondary skills and prepare for the GED tests in an Note: PCS: 1.7
Source: Montgomery Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
