About
Our classes serve five counties on Maryland’s Eastern Shore: Talbot, Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, and Queen Anne’s. All of our GED and English classes are free to students; however, our Attendance Policy is strictly enforced. We have in-person and online classes that typically run twice a week (M/W and T/Th). Our evening classes run from 6-9 p.m. and our day classes run from 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. To register for our classes, students need to attend an info session, fill out a registration form, and take a level assessment test. Please contact us to get started: For ABE/GED classes, contact Beth Moyer at (410) 829-6043 (text), [email protected]. For ESL classes, contact Sergio Cilla at (410) 443-1163 (text), or [email protected]. Si hablas español, u otro idioma, puedes enviarme tu teléfono y te llamaremos o te escribiremos por WhatsApp. For the NEDP program, contact us via [email protected]. Improve your English-speaking skills, your reading, writing, math and workforce skills, and/or study to earn your Maryland High School Diploma. We can help you go on to college, training, and better jobs!
Organization
Chesapeake College
Chesapeake College
Chesapeake College, founded in 1965 and located in Queenstown, MD, is a higher education institution dedicated to student success and workforce preparation. Serving 5,495 students with a supportive faculty-to-student ratio, it offers diverse programs from degrees to career training at a fraction of public university costs. The college fosters a culture of care and provides comprehensive, affordable education for students to excel in further education, employment, and global participation.
Highlights:
- Strong commitment to serving diverse communities with affordable, comprehensive education
- Acts as a catalyst for regional economic development and sustainability
- Significant impact on Maryland's Eastern Shore through diverse programs including skilled trades, dual enrollment, transfer studies, and health professions
- Awarded $624k in scholarships in FY24