Los Angeles Harbor College Summer/Fall 2023 Adult & Community Education Guide - AdultEdGuide

Sep 14, 2026

Los Angeles Harbor College invites adult learners and community members to explore Summer/Fall 2023 adult and community education offerings focused on preparing students for life and academic progress in the 21st century. The guide outlines certificate-oriented adult and noncredit programs supported by faculty, staff, and administration. It includes key enrollment guidance for in-person, online, and dual-delivery classes, plus preparation options such as GED, TEAS, English as a Second Language, and citizenship support, along with additional career and skills programs.

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Message from the President

Administration

Enrollment Process

Culinary Arts

GED Preparation

TEAS Preparation

English as a Second Language (NC)

Citizenship Preparation

Bookkeeping

Quickbooks

Emergency Medical Tech

Computer Technology

Spanish for the Workplace

Small Business

Adult Ed Counselors

Campus Map

Dear Students and Families, Welcome to LosAngeles Harbor College, where your educational goals become a reality. We are a proud campus that fully believes in and embraces,“Education Changes Everything!”As you read through our Summer/Fall 2023 Adult & Community Education Guide, you will see that we offer abroad range of programs geared toward helping you prepare yourselves for life in the 21st Century. At Harbor College you will find first-rate experiences that will help you develop and achieve your academic aspirations. We offer a variety of adult and noncredit programs that lead to certificates. Our faculty, staff, and administration are fully vested in your success. As you can see, we are an exciting campus with a diverse community where you will have the chance to make new lifelong friends and expand your horizons. You’ve made an excellent choice in becoming a Harbor College Seahawk. Sincerely, Dr. Luis Dorado President Table of Contents Message from the President ....2 Administration............................... 2 Enrollment Process ...................... 3 Culinary Arts ................................... 4 GED Preparation ........................... 5 TEAS Preparation .......................... 6 English as a Second Language (NC) .........7-9 Citizenship Preparation.............. 9 Bookkeeping ................................10 Quickbooks ...................................11 Emergency Medical Tech ........12 Computer Technology..............13 Spanish for the Workplace......13 Small Business .............................14 Adult Ed Counselors..................15 Campus Map ................................16 1111 Figueroa Place Wilmington, CA 90744 Los Angeles Community College District Administration Board of Trustees David Vela, President Nichelle Henderson, 1st Vice President Kelsey K. Iino, Ed.D., 2nd Vice President Gabriel Buelna, Ph.D. Sara Hernandez, J.D. Andra Hoffman Steven F. Veres Kenneth-Alan Callahan, Student Trustee District Administration Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D., Chancellor Melinda A. Nish, Ed.D., Deputy Chancellor Nicole Albo-Lopez, Ed.D., Interim Vice Chancellor, Educational Programs and Institutional Effectiveness Jeanette L. Gordon, Vice Chancellor/ Chief Financial Officer Carmen V. Lidz, MS, Vice Chancellor/ Chief Information Officer Maribel S. Medina, J.D., General Counsel Rueben C. Smith,D.C.Sc., Vice Chancellor/ Chief Facilities Executive Katrina VanderWoude, Ed.D., Interim Vice Chancellor, Workforce Development and Adult Education Teyanna Williams,J.D., Vice Chancellor of Human Resources Los Angeles Harbor College Administration Dr. Luis Dorado, President Juan Baez, Acting Vice President, Academic Affairs, Economic and Workforce Development Dr. Sorangel Hernandez, Vice President, Student Services Dr. Reagan F. Romali, Vice President, Administrative Services Michelle Segura Padilla, MBA, Consulting Instructor, Adult & Noncredit Education Office Sergio Soto, Specialist, Adult & Noncredit Education Office Marilyn Moon, Graphic Designer [2](2 For more information on these classes: www.lahc.edu/ext)[ For more information on these classes:](2 For more information on these classes: www.lahc.edu/ext)[ www.lahc.edu/ext](2 For more information on these classes: www.lahc.edu/ext) • Register now. Call 310-233-4450 Enrollment Process | Understanding how your class will meet: | | --- | | In-person/On-campus classes adhere to Federal, State and LACCD COVID Safety Guidelines. For upto-date policies [please visit www.lahc.edu. Room locations are](please visit www.lahc.edu. Room locations are) listed, but registration is require before attending. | | Online classes are delivered via zoom and canvas. Asynchronous: Instruction is not “live” but can be accessed anytime. This class requires students to work online independently each week. Expected weekly study time is listed in the class schedule. See class s

FAQs

What types of classes are offered in the enrollment process section?

The guide explains in-person/on-campus classes, online classes delivered via Zoom and Canvas, and dual delivery classes that offer both online and in-person participation.

Which program preparation options are included in the guide?

It lists GED preparation, TEAS preparation, English as a Second Language (NC), and citizenship preparation.

How do students receive a Culinary Basics Training certificate?

Students must successfully complete ALL courses to receive the Certificate of Completion for Culinary Basics.

Sep 14, 2026

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