ENTRY LEVEL LITERACY AND ORAL COMMUNICATION focuses on Learning the English alphabet and sound-letter association, basic grammatical structures, punctuation, and vocabulary. We will teach oral communication (listening and speaking skills) for basic and survival needs in American culture.

 

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL LITERACY AND ORAL COMMUNICATION

This class focuses on oral communication, reading, and writing proficiency. It develops vocabulary; builds on grammatical skills and crafting simple paragraphs. It introduces text analysis, comprehension, and oral presentations.

If English is not your first language and you need some help improving your skills for work or personal development, join us for our ESOL classes. Student instruction will be based on CASAS test scores to make sure each student is working on English skills and activities that are at the right level and will benefit them the most. Students must call our office at 627-4291 to make an appointment for testing and placement. Rolling admission.

No class on Feb. 18 and 20. 

For more information about this class call us @627-4291

English Language Learning Practical instruction and practice in listening, speaking, reading, writing and grammar. The class format is flexible enough to meet individual needs. An introductory meeting will determine the most appropriate level. The beginning level is for those with little or no English speaking experience, with a concentration on learning to speak the language with confidence.  No class 02/18, 02/20, 04/21 or 04/23.

Please contact Ellsworth Adult Education at 664-7110 or adultedinfo@ellsworthschools.org to make an appointment with our student advisor before registering for this class.

This class reinforces skills learned lin levels 1,2, and 3 in listening, speaking, reading, and writing with emphasis on technology.

Designed for ESOL level 4 students and up, this course teaches keyboarding, basic computer vocabulary, how to use internet and email, and how to create files. Online Registration is not available for this course. It may be subject to certain prerequisites or inventory requirements. Please contact PAE in person or by phone (874-8155) to discuss the requirements for this course or for more information.

Improve English speaking, reading and writing skills with a civics focus while preparing for the Naturalization test. Mini lessons developed to cover topics ranging from American Government, American History, Geography, and Rights and Responsibilities of U.S. Citizens. No classes 2/19, 4/22.

Instructor: Shelley Goad 
Section II: Wednesdays, 4/1 - 5/27, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Location: WRAE Learning Center Materials
Fee: Free

Being comfortable with technology is necessary in our personal and professional lives. This class is for students with beginner-level understanding of computers and other tools of technology. Instructor Bill Keller uses his teaching and technology expertise to help students improve their computer literacy skills and become comfortable with technology. Call the ABE Coordinator to register for this and other ESOL classes. No classes 4/21, 4/23.

Instructor: Bill Keller
Tues/Thurs, 4/14 - 5/28, 1:00 - 3:00 PM
Location: WRAE Learning Center
Fee: Free