English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

Overview of Program

Students from all over the world learn English language skills through speaking, listening, reading and writing in our English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes. All area residents who are over 18 years old and need to improve their English language skills are welcome to attend. Refugees, immigrants and visitors to the United States connect and support each other as they learn English. Classes are free of charge and organized by level of ability. Classes are offered all year long; program enrollment takes place at specified intervals.

School Year Schedule 2024-2025

Tuesday + Thursday

9:00am Kara + Mary’s Beginner ESOL class (HyFlex)

  • class can be accessed online or in person at Second Start

7:00pm Fran’s Intermediate ESOL class (Remote)

7:00pm Claudine’s Beginner ESOL class (Remote)

7:00pm Susan’s Advanced ESOL class (Remote)

 

How to Enroll

Registration takes place each month, during the day and at night. Students are required to attend an ESOL Orientation Meeting to complete a registration form, meet with the program advisor and take an English test for class placement. Preregistration is required. Please check out the ESOL Orientation schedule and use the Contact Us Form to sign up for registration. 

Important Dates

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I did not know how to speak or write English. It was very difficult for me to look for a job and try to improve my future in this country. This is now my third year going to school. Second Start is a blessing in my life. Now I feel like my fears are gone and my freedom is here.
ESOL Student

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Contact

Inquiries will be received by Vigdis Dunn, Assistant Director.

Phone: (603) 228-1341, extension 4208