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IN-PERSON AND ONLINE CLASSES AVAILABLE. 

Our instructors continue offering direct support remotely to students to work with online programs, virtual classes, tutoring, registration and more.   Students may attend a Learning Center in-person by appointment or to take a class.

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BACK TO THE CLASSROOM!

IN-PERSON AND ONLINE CLASSES AVAILABLE.

Our instructors continue offering direct support remotely to students to work with online programs, virtual classes, tutoring, registration and more.   Students may attend a Learning Center in-person by appointment or to take a class.

Download the Flyer

 If you prefer In Person Registration, click here

 

 

Join our efforts, support our mission:

 

Empowering adults to achieve literacy and improve their quality of life.

Providing Education for more than 20 years

LVMC has been one of the  Arizona Department of Education / Adult Education Services  (ADE/AES)  program providing Adult Basic and Secondary Education and English for Speakers of Other Languages for more than 20 years.

Programs

Literacy Volunteers of Maricopa County (LVMC) is a community-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization in Phoenix, Arizona dedicated to improve lives by providing adult education offering two main programs:

Adult Basic Education (ABE)

LVMC helps adults to improve their reading, writing, and mathematical skills, and prepare them for the GED® test to attain a High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma.

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

LVMC offers English Language classes for adult speakers of other languages including civics and citizenship lessons.

Inclusive

LVMC does not discriminate in the delivery of its services on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, or any other characteristic protected by law (Title 7 of the Civil Rights Act).

Empowering Adults

LVMC strives to empower adults in our community to become better candidates for sustainable employment, participate in higher education or job training, and improve their quality of life.

Alexandra’s Story

Our Services

Our Learning Centers offer flexible, self-paced, blended-learning programs including face-to-face classes, computer-based instruction, remote classes and tutoring. Our adult education certified instructors complement classroom  instruction with learning software to advance -at a faster pace- the student’s reading ability, HSE/GED® preparation and English for speakers of other languages.

LVMC also offers college and career readiness workshops and training opportunities. LVMC curriculum is aligned and in compliance with the Arizona Department of Education / Adult Education Services requirements.

LVMC offers a Distance Learning program to expand our geographic reach by supporting students with online services and better serve those who cannot attend in person.

LVMC offers online registration, virtual classes, tutoring, and more. Students may attend a Learning Center to use the computer lab, attend in-person, or meet with a tutor.

LVMC partners with many social service organizations throughout the valley to help our students connect their basic education objectives with workplace, career, and higher education goals. Concurrently with the educational programs, LVMC incorporates soft skills, digital literacy, and career and financial aid exploration.
LVMC provides English Language classes for adults at different sites in the community such as public libraries, community centers and elementary schools.

Become A Student

Registration and classes are free!  Our programs focus on basic education, GED® preparation, and English Language Acquisition.

Become A Volunteer

We have many rewarding volunteer opportunities!

Join Our Cause: Donate!

Literacy Volunteers of Maricopa County is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization that depends on donations. LVMC is a Qualifying Charitable Organization under Arizona Tax Law. Leave a lasting legacy.

Get The Facts

In 1982 the population of Maricopa County was about 900,000. Currently, the population is over 2.8 million. According to recent estimates, there are more than 500,000 adults in Maricopa County who are “functionally illiterate.” These individuals are unable to keep pace in our complex society and in today’s highly technical workplace.

Years In Operation

Students Served Annually

High School Equivalency Diplomas

Volunteers

Other Success Stories

 

Pedro’s Journey

 

 

Arizona Senate Higher Education and Workforce Development Committee

Do You Have Questions?

Do you need more information on becoming a student or donating? Please contact us and we will gladly provide you details or answer any questions you may have.

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