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Want a better job but still need help with your reading, writing, math, English, or computer skills? Pima’s Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training (IBEST) program can help. With IBEST, you can train for a new job, earn a career certificate, and get your High School Equivalency (HSE), if you don’t already have it. The best part? You can do all of this in one program — saving you time and money.
IBEST classes have two teachers: one teaches job skills, and one helps with reading, writing, math, or English skills. You only pay for your college classes — the IBEST support is free.
With IBEST, you can train for a career while building your basic skills. Choose the program that fits your interests, and we’ll help you gain the education and hands-on experience to step into a good job.
No. You can start without one; we’ll help you earn it while you train for your career.
Yes. If you pass the Accuplacer test or earn six college credits with a C or better, you may qualify.
You pay regular tuition for your credit classes. The extra IBEST help has no cost to you.
Many IBEST students get help with funding from Arizona@Work (One Stop) and FAFSA. We’ll help you apply for programs you qualify for.