Adult Education (ABE)
About Our Courses
Digital Skills
Learn the basics of how to operate a computer, including file management (saving), typing (keyboarding), internet, email, and creating spreadsheets and documents for writing a resume or cover letter. We also offer online job search classes and specific support for non-native English speakers. No previous computer knowledge or experience is required.
ESOL
Evergreen Goodwill offers ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) classes for people who want to develop reading and writing skills for the workplace. Computer labs are available for independent practice.
High School Completion
We offer two tracks to support individuals in completing their High School education.
- General Education Development (GED) program is designed to help individuals successfully complete their GED exams while developing a plan for future academic and workplace success.
- Washington State’s High School⁺ (HS⁺) program gives adults 18 and older a flexible, affordable path to earn a real high school diploma. Take classes online or in-person. Turn work, military service, and prior learning into high school credits.
Registration Periods
Session 1
May 11 – May 21, 2026
Session 2
PAUSED
Session 3
October 5 – October 15, 2026
Session 4
December 14 – December 24, 2026
Session 5
March 1 – March 11, 2027
Registration is conducted Monday – Thursday, from 9:00am – 3:00pm at each of the 5 county JTE Centers.
Class Schedules
King
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Snohomish
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Class start dates can vary by county. Check the county location page for more information.
Find a Job Training & Education Center Near You
Evergreen Goodwill Job Training & Education Centers in King and Snohomish Counties offer workshops, courses, and resource navigation.
Select a county on the map to see more information to help you identify the Job Training & Education Center near you.
OR go to our Locations page to search by city or ZIP code.
Kitsap County
The Kitsap County Job Training and Education Center is located at:
4209 Wheaton Way Bremerton, WA 98310
Location infoCities in Kitsap County include:
- Bremerton
- Silverdale
- Bainbridge/Winslow
- Port Orchard
King County
The King County Job Training and Education Center is located at:
700 Dearborn Place S
Seattle, WA 98144
Cities in King County include:
- Seattle
- Bellevue
- Kent
Snohomish County
The Snohomish County Job Training and Education Center is located at:
210 SW Everett Mall Way
Everett, WA 98204
Cities in Snohomish County include:
- Everett
- Marysville
- Bothell
Skagit County
The Skagit County Job Training and Education Center is located at:
242 East College Way
Mount Vernon, WA 98273
Cities in Skagit County include:
- Mount Vernon
- Anacortes
- Sedro-Woolley
- Burlington
Whatcom County
The Whatcom County Job Training and Education Center is located at:
1115 E Sunset Dr.
Bellingham, WA 98226
Cities in Whatcom County include:
- Bellingham
- Ferndale
- Lynden
Adult Basic Education Courses by County
Hybrid Workshops
Online Job Search
Wednesday, July 8, 2026
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
JTEC - Whatcom County
In-Person Workshops
Dress for the Interview ($25 Goodwill gift card for participants)
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
JTEC - Whatcom County
Hybrid Workshops
AI Essentials for Jobs
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
JTEC - Whatcom County
Hybrid Workshops
Online Job Search
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
JTEC - Whatcom County
Hybrid Workshops
Resume Writing
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
JTEC - Whatcom County
Workshops
Evergreen Goodwill provides workshops on-site and at local organizations focused on finding employment, succeeding and advancing in employment, getting into college, improving financial literacy, and more.
Here is a list of the current Goodwill Workshop offerings:
Finding Employment
Dressing for an Interview: This workshop is designed to provide tips and strategies for dressing for an interview, and includes the opportunity to purchase an interview outfit at a Goodwill Store.
Essentials of Job Search: This workshop is designed to cover the basics of online job search. It provides strategies and information to help locate jobs that are right for you online. Students will use the computers to get hands-on practice using these skills.
Finding the Right Job for You: This workshop is designed to help students explore jobs that are a good fit for their skills and interests as well as jobs that meet labor market needs. It provides strategies and information to determine interests and skills. Students will also learn about online resources for career exploration.
How to Apply for a Job with a Conviction History: This workshop is designed to help individuals with a conviction history successfully apply for employment. It provides information about the basic materials and information needed to apply for a job, preparation tips, and strategies to answer background questions.
Interviewing Essentials: This workshop is designed to help applicants prepare for a job interview. It provides preparation tips, strategies to answer interview questions, and an opportunity to practice answering typical interview questions.
Interviewing Essentials (ESOL – English for Speakers of Other Languages): This workshop is designed to help applicants with Intermediate level English skills prepare for a job interview. It provides preparation tips, strategies to answer interview questions, and an opportunity to practice answering typical interview questions.
Interviewing with a Conviction History: This workshop is designed to help applicants prepare to describe their conviction history in an interview. It provides preparation tips, strategies to answer criminal background questions, and an opportunity to practice delivering their criminal background speech.
Online Pre-Hire Assessments: This workshop is designed to help applicants prepare for online pre-hire assessments. It provides the employer rationale for the assessments, strategies to answer the questions, and an opportunity to practice answering typical assessment questions.
Resume Essentials: This workshop is designed to prepare individuals to write a resume. It provides preparation tips, strategies for resume writing, and an opportunity to start a resume or improve an existing resume.
Selling yourself to an Employer (ESOL – English for Speakers of Other Languages): This workshop is designed to help applicants with Intermediate level English skills prepare a 60 second Commercial for themselves. It provides preparation tips, strategies, and an opportunity to practice.
Welcome to the American Workplace (ESOL – English for Speakers of Other Languages): This workshop is designed to help applicants with Intermediate level English skills prepare for a job in the American workplace. It provides information related to typical American workplace policies, regulations, and hiring processes as well as strategies to prepare for American workplace culture.
If you would like more information about our free Job Training and Education (JTE) programs and classes, please contact the JTE Center nearest to you.
Find a JT&E CenterSucceeding and Advancing in Employment
Starting Strong and Moving Up: This workshop is designed to help people be more successful when starting a new job. It covers the process of onboarding, the attitudes that are important during the introductory period, and tips on moving up in the workplace.
Succeeding on the Job: This workshop is designed to help people be more successful working in teams on the job. It provides opportunities for students to consider the importance of partnership and communication on the job.
Succeeding in College
Going to College: This workshop is designed to provide information about the benefits of going to college and guidance about the necessary steps to get into community college.
Paying for College: This workshop is designed to cover the basics of paying for college. It provides information about the different types of funding available and the processes for accessing these funding sources.
Picking a College Training Program: This workshop is designed to provide strategies for choosing the right college training program. Participants will assess their interests, the needs of the labor market, local training options, and program entry requirements to help them make a sound decision.
Self-Advocacy and Wellness
Making Your Money Count: This workshop is designed to cover the basics of money management. It provides strategies and information to set financial goals, manage money, use and improve credit, and make a budget.
Navigating Community Resources: This workshop helps students understand the various basic needs resources available in their local community and how to access them and advocate for themselves.
Wellness: This workshops helps students identify ways to manage stress and stay centered in a busy world.
