If improving your English is your goal, Prince George’s Community College has the classes you need to build your life, workplace, and academic skills in English. Prince George’s Community College offers a wide variety of ESL (English for Speakers of other Languages) classes. There are three programs to choose from. Select the one that best works for you:
Adult Education ESL Options with QR Codes
Academic ESL
Academic ESL classes are for individuals who plan to pursue a certificate or degree at a two- or four-year college or university. These classes focus on academic English writing, vocabulary, grammar, and reading skills. These classes are also useful for students who want to improve their English for professional advancement.
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Transition ESOL
Transition ESOL classes are continuing education (noncredit) classes for individuals confident in their English communication skills and who want to improve their reading, writing, pronunciation, and fluency skills. This program is also for individuals who want to prepare for Academic ESL classes or are currently enrolled in Academic ESL classes and need additional support.
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Adult Education ESL
Adult Education ESL classes are for individuals from non-English-speaking countries who need instruction in speaking, understanding, reading, and writing English to succeed in the workplace and the community, and for individuals who are interested in building their skills to transfer to Academic ESL or Transition ESL classes.
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Career Pathways ESL Certificate Programs
Career Pathways ESL Certificate Programs are for intermediate and advanced English language learners who want to learn about the American workplace, healthcare system, government, and schools, write a resume, and practice interview skills.
These programs are for English Language Learners who want the opportunity to get an industry-recognized certificate in Childcare, Health Care, Culinary Arts, or Construction.
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English for Refugees and Asylees (ERA) Program
The English for Refugees and Asylees Program offers free ESOL classes, computer classes, and one-on-one tutoring to eligible refugees and asylees living in Maryland. Funded by the Maryland Office of Refugees and Asylees, the ERA program registers new students in their home language and offers supportive, engaging English language learning experiences at the literacy-intermediate levels.
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