Adult Programs

Want to improve your job, health, or skills? The NRC offers a variety of educational and health programs for adults, including:

Computer Basics

All ages
This computer class is for anyone — young or old — who wants to learn the basics of using a computer. Learn how to surf the Internet, write and send email, and use popular programs like Microsoft Word. The class will also cover how to choose, buy, upgrade and maintain a computer. Set up a time to meet with one of our excellent volunteers to get started.

Computer Lab for Job Seekers

Looking for a job but need a computer to apply? Our volunteers can help! Visit the Computer Lab to learn how to apply for jobs online, use the fax machine, telephone and get resume help. View calendar »

GED Classes

Ages 18 and up
It’s never too late to continue your education! Earning your high school diploma opens up a world of opportunities, including going to college, getting a great new job, and earning more money. Open to city residents, our GED classes help you prepare for the General Educational Development test. (Requires a $15 fee, payable to Richmond Public Schools.) View calendar »

Library & Internet Access

Open during program hours. High speed and wireless internet access is generously provided by Comcast.

Tae Kwon Do

Adults & Youth (Ages 8 and up)
Taught by a black belt, people ages 6 to 46 are learning to kick, punch and block, while having a great time. Tae Kwon Do is a martial art which helps develop basic self-defense skills, discipline, coordination and confidence. Kids that show up at least six times get a uniform. Learn at your own pace, in a cooperative, non-competitive learning environment. New students are always welcome! View calendar »

Tutoring

Available for both youth and adult students
We offer tutoring to help students of all ages — from youth to adults. Our volunteers help students with a variety of subjects, from reading and writing, to math and science. View calendar »

Yoga

Adults only
Learn to manage stress and improve strength and flexibility in this beginner’s yoga class. Absolutely no experience is necessary. A $10 donation is suggested, but pay what you can afford — no one is refused! All proceeds benefit the Neighborhood Resource Center. View calendar »