ESOL levels 1-8 serve the needs of adult refugees, immigrants, permanent residents, and U.S. citizens. Levels 4-8 serve the needs of professional personnel working or training in the U.S., …

American culture is stressed in all 8 levels. ESOL classes are open to adult immigrants and refugees (including U.S. citizens), and international students and visitors who want to improve …

To qualify, a student must show proof of participation in Food Stamp Benefits, Oregon Health Plan, or Dislocated Workers Program. Level 1-3 students can waive all class and tech fees.

It is a great place for ESOL students to learn how to type and use computers, practice English pronunciation and grammar, do homework, check email, and work on projects. Students can …

The ESOL Program offers classes for people whose native language is not English. Reading, writing, listening and speaking skills are taught together in Levels 1-3.

Know your English level ESOL testers and advisors will help you find the best starting point for you, based on your English language skills.

ESOL learners are adult refugees, immigrants, and U.S. Citizens, whose first language is not English and who need to improve communication, reading, writing, speaking and listening skills.

Students may take the ESOL test in the Assessment Center located in the Student Services Building room 204. Please call 971-722-5234 for the schedule of days and times.

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) PCC / English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) / ESOL locations Cascade Hillsboro Rock Creek Southeast Sylvania

In the ESOL program, students develop English language skills, career skills and an understanding of American culture in order to succeed in community, professional, and …