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Tomlinson Adult Learning Center

296 Mirror Lake Drive, North St. Petersburg, FL 33701

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  • Tomlinson Adult Learning Center is located in Downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. We are included within Pinellas County Schools. Tomlinson offers a variety of informative and inspiring classes to the global community:
     
     - Adult Basic Education (ABE)
     - General Educational Development (GED)
     - English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
     - Adult High School (AHS / Credit Recovery)
     - Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Classes
     - Spanish
     - Even Upholstery!
     
    Come in and register or contact us for more information!

    Phone: (727) 893-2723
    Email: tomlinsonadult@gmail.com
     
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  • Congratuations to Holly Heintz, Tomlinson's ABE/GED teacher extraordinaire, who was recently selected as this year's recipient of COABE's National Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award!

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    Barbara  

    Congratulations to Barbara Harris on completing the Phlebotomy Technician course at Pinellas Technical College!She says that it has been very satisfying to progress from getting her GED while at Tomlinson, to pursuing her dream of becoming a phlebotomist! It was hard work, but worth it. We wish you great success!

     

    zavior   Congratulations to Tomlinson GED graduate Zavior Mckenzie who was recently accepted into the opening March 2019 class of the national "YearUp" program. Zavior showed great determination and focus while getting his GED at Tomlinson and he is sure to bring those attributes to his future educational and occupational pursuits. Read more about Zavior's success here: A High School Equivalency Credential is Only the Beginning

     

    jean    Jean is a very dedicated Adult ESOL Student from Haiti.  He was a French teacher there and he hopes to be able to continue that profession in the U.S.  In his time here, learning English has been his priority.  When his work schedule changed, he transferred to the ESOL Night Program, in order to continue his studies.  When his schedule changed again, he transferred back so he could spend more time learning English.  The progress he’s made since he started in August of this year is phenomenal.  We wish we had many more of him.
     

     

     

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