news:

Registration: for
Summer 2008 term

 Term will begin June 16th

 To enroll in a course:

  • Complete the Registration form (be sure to enter the correct section #).
  • Fax payment by Credit Card only (Master Card or Visa ONLY). 
     
  • Enter credit card number clearly so that it can be read
  • Enter expiration date
    Card Holder's name
  • Check section # and make sure it matches the course title that you have entered.
  • Checks accepted for mail-in & walk-in registrations

  •  Mail, Walk-in completed form to any Torrance Adult School Center (Hull, Hamilton, or Griffith)

    To fax registrations, send to (310) 972-6411

Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

You will only be notified if the class is full or has been cancelled.

For confirmation: Include a self-addressed & stamped envelope with  registration form.

  • Only the classes listed with section# in  brochure can  be pre-enrolled.

additional links:

Registration Form

School Addresses

Current course catalog

another link

Refunds:

There  is a minimum $5.00 fee for any cancellations made by student prior to the first class meeting.  After the first class meeting, you'll be charged a $10.00 fee plus prorated charge calculated from the date the refund request is received. No Refunds on Textbooks or non-refundable tickets for tours.

Who Can Attend Torrance Adult School?

Anyone age 18 or older is invited to enroll in our classes.  You are not required to be a Torrance resident to participate in any classes offered at Torrance Adult School.

Torrance Adult School has three campuses and many satellite locations where classes are held during the day and in the evening.  We are committed to offering Life-Long-Learning opportunities for adults in our community.

Our Adult School program has expanded over the years and now offers classes to meet the needs and interests to Torrance adult residents, including computer software applications, repair, security, accounting, floral design, cosmetology, accounting, campus security training, parenting, basic sewing, languages, arts and crafts, health, fitness and exercise, programs for older adults, English learners, adult basic and secondary education, G.E.D. and High School diploma preparation, tours and many other special interest areas.

We invite community members to contact our campus offices or resource teachers to make suggestions for new courses, to comment on classes you are now taking,  how they might be improved, or to let us know we're doing a good job.  Our goal is to offer  relevant high quality  educational opportunities for the adult members of our community.

For information dates, times and locations of classes being offered, click on the link to our brochure, class information and schedule, (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view) or select the interest area and view the class titles, meeting times and locations.