Students attend three hours of class daily. Each level offers the student the opportunity to speak, read and write English. Students who are legal immigrant or refugees do not pay for the beginning and intermediate levels of ESL classes. Students may attend other regular college classes with advisor approval. In addition to ESL classes, individualized help with English reading and writing is available to students through Shoreline Community Academic Skills Center .
Many students use the center to improve their English.
This helps them succeed in their college studies. This center will offer individualized help as well as group activities specifically designed to meet the learning needs of ESL students. If you need more information about the center, please contact Aura Rios Erickson, Immigrant Student Advisor.