En Español

We provide:

• Free English courses for non-native speakers

• Classes to improve work-related skills

• Citizenship Education

• Assistance with communication skills, reading, listening compehension, grammar and writing

• Courses offered throughout Miami-Dade County

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Is anything required of me before I enroll?
2. What do I need to do to start taking classes?
3. Will computers be used in this program?
4. Do you offer both morning and evening classes?
5. What is the cost of the program?
6. What is the duration of the program?

Is anything required of me before I enroll?

You must bring your Social Security Card and Florida State I.D or Driver's License.

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What do I need to do to start taking classes?

1. You must take the CASAS test to be placed in an appropriate English class.

2. Bring a copy of your results to a program advisor who will introduce you to the program and develop a student success plan for you.

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Will computers be used in this program?

Included in the English language program is access to the computer labs for computer skills training and for additional English language practice on a wide selection of software resources.  Trained ESOL tutors will be available at the labs during, before, and after class.

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Do you offer both morning and evening classes?

Classes and labs are available during the morning, afternoon, and evening.

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What is the cost of the program?

The program is free; however, buying the assigned textbook for your English course is required.

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What is the duration of the program?

The duration of the program depends on the initial placement of the individual studnet. There are seven levels of instruction, each lasting about 8 weeks. The average student spends about eight months to complete the ESOL program.

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