The NOCE Learning Center offers free tutoring for students. Visit our NOCE Center online.

Get Free Tutoring at the NOCE Learning Center

The Learning Center is an open lab that any student can use. Get help with coursework and develop basic skills in reading, writing, and math. The Learning Center has flexible hours for your busy life.

Reach your academic goals at the Learning Center. We offer:

The Learning Center is open-entry and allows students to work at their own pace. Register today!

Academic Tutoring

Tutoring is available to students at the Anaheim Learning Center or online. Come visit the Learning Center or schedule an online one-on-one tutoring session today!

• Privacy and Confidentiality

  For privacy and confidentiality, find a private and quiet location where you can communicate comfortably. We recommend you log in using a private computer.

  Be sure to update your phone number and email in myGateway. You will receive instructions if there are technical difficulties and your counselor needs to use another option for communication (such as Zoom or a phone call).

Register to Use the Learning Center

NOCE students from any program are welcome to use the services in the NOCE Learning Center. All you need is a Student ID!

To apply for a Student ID, visit the New Student – How to Apply page.

Then register online via myGateway at mg.nocccd.edu for the Learning Center to sign up for services. Need a step-by-step guide to registering? Visit the StarHelp How to Register for Classes page.

Do you still need more information? Please visit the Basic Skills and Learning Center Registration page. For registration questions, contact: (714) 808-4679 or starhelp@noce.edu

NOCE Anaheim Learning Center Hours

1830 W. Romneya Drive, Room 140, Anaheim, CA 92801 

Hours: Monday – Thursday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

To reach the Anaheim Learning Center: 

Call: (714) 808-4583 or  E-mail: AnaheimLearningCenter@noce.edu 

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Love & Logic^® courses help parents and other adults who care for children to develop new facets in their relationships with children, including effective communication methods and healthy boundaries, while also building understanding of each child’s unique needs and behavior. Parents develop skills that help create a peaceful home environment, diminish stress and arguing, and help children and adults alike develop more self-control and increase respectful behavior. Parents also learn how to effectively encourage positive behavior and healthy development in their children of all ages, from toddlers to adults.

• Classes start at various dates throughout the year
• Online classes are flexible, without scheduled meeting times (asynchronous)
• Hybrid classes include weekly in-person meetings
• Tuition-free noncredit classes offered by NOCE are included on the parent’s transcript and enrollment verification to have evidence of parenting skill-building and knowledge

Love and Logic® Course Descriptions

For a list of classes being offered each semester, view the Class Schedule. 

• Parenting the Love and Logic Way®

  This course assists parents and caregivers in developing practical skills for reinforcing the expectations their children experience at home and in school. Utilizing the Love and Logic® approach, this course will teach six subsets of skills that encourage home environments that stimulate responsibility, prevent misbehavior, and encourage setting healthy limits.
• Love and Logic: Supporting Youth with Special Needs™

  This course is designed to support adults parenting or supporting youth with disabilities by developing practical skills for reinforcing the expectations of children at home and in school. By utilizing the Love and Logic® approach, this course helps dads, moms, and other adults who care for children develop four subsets of skills that encourage home environments that stimulate positive relationship development, empathetic listening, realistic goal setting, and independence in children. The information included in this course is for those who already have a strong understanding of the Love and Logic® approach.
• Love and Logic: Supporting Youth with Challenging Pasts™

  This course assists parents and caregivers in understanding how trauma and hurtful events affect a child’s brain. Students learn the importance of bonding and relationships and how to address the root causes of a child’s behavior through practicing empathy, establishing boundaries, and building healthy relationships.

Parenting Program Registration

Parenting Program Registration: Click here if you are a new student or click here if you are a returning student wanting to register for Parenting Classes.
Read the Parenting Program registration instructions: view the NOCE class schedule and scroll down to the Parenting section.

Achievement Award in Parenting – Love and Logic® Track

Students who pass two Love & Logic^® classes can earn an Award of Achievement in Parenting:

• REQUIRED COURSE: Parenting the Love and Logic Way®

And one of the following courses:

• Love and Logic: Supporting Youth with Special Needs^®
• Love and Logic: Supporting Youth with Challenging Pasts^®

Students who earn a Parenting Program award of achievement are invited to attend the NOCE’s annual Student Success Celebration event to receive recognition on stage at a ceremony to honor them for their accomplishment.

Love and Logic® is a registered trademark of the Love and Logic Institute, Inc.

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Gain critical insight into children’s behavior and how to respond effectively. Learn how to help children through changes and challenges that life can bring throughout a child’s, adolescent’s, or adult’s life. With resources and information rooted in science, including psychology and human development, parents expand their understanding of the numerous factors that shape adults’ behavior and needs as well as children’s behavior and needs. Adults who complete Child Wellness classes gain understanding to become knowledgeable, effective supporters of or advocates for children in the community facing adversity or recovering from trauma.

NOCE Child and Family Wellness Courses

Learn to nurture hope and also help children build skills that reduce the negative effects of adversity. Learn ways to care for yourself as a parent and also care for children (and young adult children) in the best possible ways.

Child and Family Wellness course features:

• 6 to 8 weeks to finish most classes
• Classes start at various dates throughout the year
• Online classes are flexible, without scheduled meeting times (asynchronous)
• Hybrid classes include weekly in-person meetings
• Tuition-free noncredit classes offered by NOCE are included on the students’ transcript and enrollment verification to have evidence of parenting skill-building and knowledge

Child Wellness (BTIC) Courses and Achievement Award Criteria

• Connected Parenting (PARN 102)

  PARN 102

  With focus on strengthening caregiver-child connections, essential methods in helping children regulate their emotions,
  improving feelings of safety and security, and decreasing challenging behaviors, this course provides simple, research-based techniques for every parent who wants to build a life-long positive relationship with their child.
• Connected Parenting: Early Childhood and Infancy (PARN 301)

  PARN 301

  This course assists parents and caregivers in learning the importance of connection (attachment and bonding) as the building blocks to infant/early childhood social emotional and cognitive development. The focus is on exploring ways parents and caregivers can provide responsive and attuned care while increasing lifelong resilience for their children.
• Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences – ACEs (PARN 300)

  PARN 300

  Learn about the effects of childhood adversity, toxic stress, and the impact on health and well-being. Explore methods to help address your personal history so you can provide attuned, nurturing care. Effects of early trauma can be prevented or reversed through healthy relationships. Learn how to promote wellbeing and resilience in children and ourselves.
• Foster, Kinship, and Adoptive Families (PARN 302)

  PARN 302

  This course is created for foster, adoptive and kinship parents to assist in learning the importance of connection (attachment and bonding) as the building blocks to social-emotional and cognitive development. The focus is on exploring ways parents can provide responsive and attuned care while increasing lifelong resilience for children.
• Strengthening Families (PARN 303)

  PARN 303

  Discover the characteristics needed for healthy environments and relationships in the home while recognizing the uniqueness of each family dynamic. Learn the importance of caring for yourself while also providing the stability needed to meet the physical and emotional needs of the children in your life.
• Mental Wellness in the Home (PARN 304)

  PARN 304

  Get an overview on mental health to have more awareness and understanding. Explore factors that influence mental health at home, protective measures, and skills needed to aid in healthy coping and regulation strategies for family members and youth in the community. Help make vibrant, healthy communities a priority.
• Effects of Trauma on LGBTQ+ Youth (PARN 305)

  PARN 305

  Improve your understanding of LGBTQ+ people, terminology, and stressors/traumas that potentially impact youth. Gain insights that advance your awareness of the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ youth. Learn to use simple tools to break down barriers and build safety and well-being for everyone.
• Safeguarding Vulnerable Populations (PARN 306)

  PARN 306

  Learn about human trafficking from the perspectives of those working in the anti-trafficking movement. Increase awareness in your home, school, and community. To aid in prevention and protection of youth who experience social media and other influences, explore definitions, risk factors, and build skills to spot red flags, prevent trauma, and aid youth.  The prevalence of trafficking in Orange County is presented. This is a difficult issue, but solutions are within reach.
• Internet Safety and Awareness (PARN 307)

  PARN 307

  Gain awareness and understanding of the online world and how it works. The benefits and risks associated with the Internet will be explored along with the tools needed to help children stay safe while they engage in technology use.
• Understanding Addictive Behaviors (PARN 308)

  PARN 308

  Increase understanding and awareness about addiction and how it impacts individuals and families. Definitions of addiction are explored, as well as the connection between trauma and addiction. Students explore the importance of connection and relationship as a preventative and protective measure.  
• NEW! Navigating Loss: Supporting Families Through Grief and Change (PARN 355)

  Learn about the many ways in which grief and loss can appear in the lives of parents and children. This course offers strategies on how adults can support themselves as well as those they care for as they navigate common changes and challenges that occur throughout parenthood.
• Why are Child Wellness classes offered at community locations like local schools?

  Many local K-12 schools offer supportive learning spaces for parents. Conveniently located throughout NOCE’s service areas, local elementary school or high schools are often a convenient location for parents to gather.

  Parents who enroll in NOCE’s hybrid Child Wellness classes also build connections and enjoy being part of a supportive learning community with other dads, moms, grandparents, aunties, uncles, resource families. Weekly in-person class meetings allow the opportunity for adults to learn together, discuss key concepts, and practice practical parenting skills in-person.
• Achievement Award in Parenting: Child Wellness/Building Trauma-Informed Communities (BTIC)
  A Parenting Program achievement award can be earned by passing four total courses in the Building Trauma-Informed Communities/Child Wellness track, including one required fundamental course:

   

  PARN 300: Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (required)

   

  Plus, the student’s choice of three more courses from these options:

   

  PARN 102: Connected Parenting

   

  PARN 301: Connected Parenting: Early Childhood and Infancy

   

  PARN 302: Foster, Kinship, and Adoptive Families

   

  PARN 303: Strengthening Families

   

  PARN 304: Mental Wellness in the Home

   

  PARN 305: Effects of Trauma on LGBTQ+ Youth

   

  PARN 306: Safeguarding Vulnerable Populations

   

  PARN 307: Internet Safety and Awareness

   

  PARN 308: Understanding Addictive Behaviors

   

  PARN 355: Navigating Loss: Supporting Families Through Grief and and Change

   

  NOCE hosts a special event in May every year during which students who earned a student success award can celebrate their achievements with family and friends during a public ceremony.

NOCE’s Parenting courses are for all adults who love and support children of any age.

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“Child-and-Me” Course Descriptions

Raising Thoughtful Children

Explore interesting topics to support your child’s social-emotional development and build awareness of self, family, community, and the world. Children and adults will experience developmentally appropriate activities together to foster a growth mindset and thoughtfulness towards oneself and others.

• PARN 237 Raising Thoughtful Children – Ages 1.5 – 2.5
• PARN 238 Raising Thoughtful Children – Ages 2.5 – 5

Joyful Parenting

Enjoy self-esteem-building activities with your child through songs and music, arts and crafts, and other fun activities.  Parents will learn techniques for school readiness and activities to do at home while your child will learn about socialization, sharing, and following directions. A snack time allows for the instructor to share lecture/discussion topics with parenting tips.

• PARN 101 Joyful Parenting: Creative Art/Music – Ages 1.5 – 2.5
• PARN 200 Joyful Parenting: Art, Music, & Movement – Ages 2.5-5

Developmental Movement

Parents are introduced to the latest information about their child’s development and parenting skills, through lectures, discussion, observation, and hands-on learning. Learn appropriate activities and developmental stages for your child(ren) that prepare them for preschool and/or kindergarten.

• PARN 260 Developmental Movement – Ages 1-2
• PARN 262 Developmental Movement – Ages 3-4.5

Visit the Developmental Movement page for more information on the classes.

Nature Nurtures: How the Outdoors Shapes Childhood

Families explore nature through hands-on activities, nature walks, wildlife observation, and creative projects. The course fosters curiosity, observation skills, and lasting connections with nature, while offering flexible asynchronous access to lectures and resources.

• PARN 160 Nature Nurtures: How the Outdoors Shapes Childhood – Ages 4-6

Check out our searchable current class schedule to see which “Child-and-Me” classes are available each semester or summer term.

Frequently Asked Questions: Child-and-Me Hybrid Courses 

• What does it mean that Child-and-Me parenting courses are hybrid?

  In a hybrid class, you learn both online and in person.

  For NOCE’s Child-and-Me parenting courses, this means you do part of the class online each week with videos, readings, or activities, and the rest in person with your child and teacher. The online part lets you learn at your own speed and think about new parenting ideas without distractions. Then, during the in-person class, you can practice what you learned, watch how the teacher interacts with children, and get help that fits your child’s needs.

  This hybrid model helps parents learn the most by mixing flexible online learning with hands-on experiences that improve real-life parenting skills.
• Why are “Child-and-Me” parenting classes offered in a hybrid format?

  The hybrid model combines the best of online and in-person learning.

  Online, students can learn at their own speed, focusing on parenting and caregiving strategies without classroom distractions. In person, students get to practice these strategies with their children while the teacher gives guidance and feedback. This approach helps students learn in a way that suits them, makes course material easy to access, and links what they learn online to what they do at home and in class with their kids.
• Are children (of the enrolled adult student) expected to engage in the online portion of hybrid Child-and-Me classes?

  The online learning content is mainly for adults.

  Sometimes, teachers might share videos or activities that kids can watch or join in, but these are not required for the course. Usually, kids are expected to join only during the in-person classes.
• Will I need to log into Canvas to be eligible for a passing grade in the class?

  Yes. Students in hybrid classes need to log into Canvas, which is NOCE’s learning system, every week and take part in school activities regularly to pass the class.

  The online activities help with what they learn in the weekly in-person classes.
• How much time online is expected of the enrolled adults each week?

  Students should plan to spend about two hours a week on online learning activities.

  This time is flexible, so you can do it whenever you want. The online materials teach important parenting and caregiving tips. Students are encouraged to use and think about these strategies while spending time with their children each week of the course.
• When does the remote, online portion of hybrid Child-and-Me classes take place?

  In asynchronous hybrid classes, students can log into Canvas whenever they want to do their online learning activities.

  In child-and-me parenting courses, parents and kids can learn fun and interesting things at their own pace without having to attend online meetings at a set time.
• How do I access the online portion of hybrid Child-and-Me courses?

  Canvas, NOCE’s online learning management system, can be accessed in several ways, including from the NOCE website or by downloading the Canvas Student app from an app store on a smart phone.

  Click here to view the video showing you how: YouTube Logging Into Canvas
• I need help to get started using Canvas. What can I do?

  NOCE offers several sources of support and assistance to help students succeed in hybrid courses. 

  • NOCE’s Career Skills and Resource Lab at NOCE Anaheim, has helpful videos on their webpage to help you get started, and in-person assistance.  Click here to navigate to the videos available via the Career Skills and Resource Lab webpage. (Note: The videos are found under the “What is Canvas?” tab in the middle of the webpage.)
  • NOCE Student Tech Support webpage is also a great resource. It includes information on many topics, including how to request to borrow a NOCE laptop or Chromebook (supplies limited; available while supplies last), and other getting-started assistance. Visit: www.noce.edu/tech-support for details.
• I don’t have a laptop or PC to access the online portion of my hybrid Parenting course. Can NOCE help?

  Although students can use a smartphone to access Canvas, another option is to request to borrow a laptop or Chromebook from Student Technology Support Services.

  Parenting Program students are NOT required to fill out the online application. Similarly, Parenting Program students are NOT required to complete an educational plan to be eligible to borrow a laptop. Instead, simply email the Student Tech Support team to inquire about availability and show evidence of enrollment in an online or hybrid Parenting course. If a laptop is available, you will be provided a reservation time/date to pick up a laptop or Chromebook.
• How can I access WiFi while I’m on campus in-person at NOCE centers?

  Free WiFi is available at all three NOCE Centers using EduRoam. Learn more: WiFi Access – North Orange Continuing Education

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Upcoming Events:

Check back soon to view upcoming events.

Past Events

2026 Building Trauma-Informed Communities Conference

The 7th Annual Building Trauma-Informed Communities (BTIC) Conference was held on Friday, February 6, 2026, at the Brea Community Center. Nearly 100 community members participated in the keynote address and break-out sessions hosted by NOCE Parenting Program faculty and other service providers, including the Riverside Unified School District, Orange County Healthcare Agency, Soulful Transformation, and NOCE’s Counseling Department.

For Agencies and Guest Speakers

• Want to partner on an upcoming event?

  The Parenting Program regularly collaborates with community partners and agencies to provide low-cost or no-cost learning opportunities for parents and other adult community members at various sites.

  If you are interested in having the Parenting Program partner with you on your organization’s existing event, let us know. Contact us by email: parenting@noce.edu

  The Parenting Program may be able to provide guest speakers, assist in planning and/or promoting your event, or in limited cases, may be able to sponsor events that are complementary to NOCE Parenting Program’s mission.
• Guest Speakers

  Whether you are interested in being a presenter or guest speaker at an NOCE Parenting Program event or you would like to request the Parenting Program to provide a guest speaker, contact us: parenting@noce.edu

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Students attending the 2026 Spring Semester must purchase a parking permit.

Registered students can purchase a parking permit at any of the three NOCE Admissions and Records offices by presenting a photo ID (required). All other parking regulations will be enforced. Parking permits are $20 for the summer semester and $40 for the fall and spring semesters, and parking is required at Anaheim Campus, NOCE Cypress Center, NOCE Wilshire Center, Cypress College, and Fullerton College. Students must park in marked spaces for on-campus classes at the Anaheim Campus, Cypress Center, and Wilshire Center. The purchase of one NOCE parking permit will be accepted at all District Campuses.  

Parking regulations and permits differ between the NOCE Centers; follow the guidelines below.

How to Order a Parking Permit:

• Anaheim Campus Permits
• Cypress Center Permits
• Wilshire Center Permits

Bus Passes

Bus passes are available at any NOCE Center at the Admissions and Registration Office for students who are enrolled in a minimum of nine hours per week. 30-day passes are also available for the following students:

Passes are sold year-round. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) provides bus service to each of our three NOCE Centers. For more information, call (714) 636-7433.

EV Charging Stations

• Rates and Fees

  EV charging rate is $0.35 per kWh for the first four hours.

  The rate increases to a flat $5 per hour after four hours.
• Time Limit

  Vehicles parked in EV charging spots must be charging and cannot exceed four hours.

  Vehicles that exceed the four-hour limit are subject to being ticketed.
• EV Charging Locations & Parking Regulations

  At this time, there are EV charging stations at the Anaheim Campus and Fullerton College. Cypress College is planning to add EV charging stations in the future.

  NOCE Anaheim Campus Parking Regulations

  Cypress College Parking Regulations

  Fullerton College Parking Regulations
• EV Charging App

  The charging app system for the EV charging stations will be Evocharge at the Anaheim Campus. Instructions for use will be shared once set up is complete.

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The NOCE High School Diploma Program helps adults obtain their High School Diploma or equivalent by providing academic support and convenient classes for students.

Take the Next Step With Us! 

High School Diploma Program 

The NOCE High School Diploma Program is for adults 18 or older to obtain their High School Diploma. The High School Diploma Program is tuition free.

GED/Hi-SET Program 

The NOCE GED/HiSET Program is for adults 18 or older to obtain their GED or Hi/SET certificate. The GED/HiSET Program is tuition free.

College Preparation Program 

The NOCE College Preparation Program provides students with an opportunity to develop their critical thinking and language skills to succeed in college-level credit courses. Noncredit College Prep Math and English courses are for students to build their foundational level mathematical, reading, and writing skills. The College Prep Program is tuition-free.

Basic Skills CASAS Assessment Information

CASAS Assessment Paused this Summer

Attention students in the High School Diploma and GED/HiSET Preparation Programs — The Basic Skills CASAS Assessment labs will be closed from May 22, 2026, to July 31, 2026.

Both in-person and online CASAS testing will be paused during the 2026 summertime period. CASAS testing will resume on Monday, August 3, 2026. Students may enroll and begin their program of study this summer without delay.

All HSDP and GED Prep students: please plan to take your CASAS pre- and post-test beginning August 3, 2026, once the Basic Skills CASAS Assessment labs reopen.

Need Assistance? Contact StarHelp at (714) 808-4679 or at starhelp@noce.edu

High School Diploma vs. GED/HiSET

The choice between earning a high school diploma or a high school equivalency certificate (GED/HiSET) depends on your personal needs. However, here are some important factors to consider in making your decision:  

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ESL Program Important Information:

Are you looking to improve your English skills or prepare for the U.S. Citizenship test? At NOCE, we offer free English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for adults 18 and older.  

Start class anytime and learn at your own pace with in-person and online classes! 

English as a Second Language Registration/Information

Sign up for one of the upcoming informational sessions to learn more about the ESL program. You’ll be able to ask questions, learn about the classes, and explore additional resources.

Types of ESL Classes

At your convenience, you can take day or evening classes at one of NOCE’s main campuses (Anaheim, Cypress, and Fullerton) or go to a community site near you (churches, elementary schools, community centers).

ESL classes are offered online and in-person. NOCE also offers various specialty classes to assist you in reaching your unique goals:

• ESL Workforce Prep – Gain workforce prep skills while learning English
• ESL Career Pathways – Gain new job skills while learning English with our I-BEST courses
• ESL College Preparation – English skills to prepare for college
• ESL Specialty Classes – Focus on grammar, conversation, computer skills, writing, vocabulary, speaking, and American idioms.

Why Learn English? 

Get a Better Job and Earn More Money – Increase your job opportunities as a bilingual speaker and earn more for your family. 

Earn a Degree – Get your high school diploma, career certificate, or college degree as a fluent English speaker. 

Make New Friends – Expand your social network. Speak in English with your children and their teachers. Communicate with your doctors and co-workers. Fit in with your new friends! 

Achieve Your Goals – Learning English takes dedication and determination. Achieve your goals and enjoy new opportunities.

Use Technology – We will help you learn English through technology. Learn how to get an e-mail or type your resume and search for jobs online.  

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Start class anytime and learn at your own pace. New classes are starting soon.

Questions? Call (714) 808-4638 or E-mail ESL4ALL@noce.edu

Need help connecting to your online class and teacher? Want help creating an email account? Need extra practice with English?

Online ESL Student Support Center

Students can click on the teacher’s name to visit the ESL Student Support Center! *Hours are subject to change.

In-Person ESL Student Support Center

Students can visit any of the three ESL Student Support Centers in person! See schedules below. *Hours are subject to change.

Anaheim ESL Student Support Center (7th floor, Room 702)

Cypress ESL Student Support Center (Building TE2/Room 203)

Wilshire ESL Student Support Center (Building 200, Room 214

ESL Students Can:

Each ESL Student Support Center are an encouraging and supportive atmosphere. Hours are flexible—spend as much time as you need when the ESL Student Support Center is open. We are here to help and are available online throughout the semester. You can view the latest schedule for ESL Student Support Center updates. 

Apply and Register for Classes

• Apply for a Student ID: Online Application for All NOCE Programs (Adults 18+)
• Register for Classes: Refer to the NOCE Class Schedule for class details.

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NOCE high school diplomas are issued to adult learners, 18 years of age and older. Take the next step with us!

The NOCE High School Diploma Program operates as an open-entry lab where you can work individually and at your own pace on various required subjects. All labs have instructors and staff members to assist you with completing their courses.

• Be a graduate
• Earn more money
• Get a better job
• Transition to college

High School Diploma Program Format 

The NOCE High School Diploma offers an environment for you as a student to work at your own pace and supports you as you work on your courses. The NOCE High School Diploma Program is free to students in an open lab setting. As an NOCE student:

• You can attend the labs on your own time (Day, Evening, or Both) during flexible hours. 
• You will have access to free textbooks and learning materials provided in class.  
• You can work at your own pace. 
• Will receive in-time academic support.  
• Your high school faculty may refer you to work with tutors free of charge. 
• Select high school subjects are offered online.

NOCE and its High School Diploma Program are proudly accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Schools (ACS), Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

Accredited by the
Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges
533 Airport Blvd., Suite 200,
Burlingame, CA 94010
Website: www.acswasc.org

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High School Diploma and GED/HiSET Prep Program Overview

Information Sessions

Note: All information sessions will be held virtually via Zoom. You will receive an email with meeting instructions before your workshop(s).

Five Advantages of Obtaining a High School Diploma 

1. Higher Wages 

High school diploma or GED/HiSET earners make 50% more per year on average than non-high school diploma or GED/HiSET earners.

2. Employment

More and more employers are now requiring a high school diploma or GED/HiSET for employment or advancement on the job.

3. College 

Going to college doesn’t have to be an unattainable dream! At NOCE, you can obtain your high school diploma or GED/HiSET and transition to college. Our counselors can help you create a Student Educational Plan to meet your goals at NOCE and beyond.

4. Meet Lifelong Friends

People of all backgrounds and ages attend NOCE’s High School Diploma, GED/HiSET, and College Preparation Programs. Come and meet new people and gain lifelong friends!

5. Pride

Earning your high school diploma or GED/HiSET is a great achievement! It takes dedication and hard work, but once accomplished, your high school diploma or GED/HiSET will open the door to your future.

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