Do you want to improve your English language skills?

ESOL

ESOL classes help you speak, listen, read, and write better in English.

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Transition Studies

Bldg. 28

360-596-5317

transitionstudies@spscc.edu

Hours & Contact

Hours

Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Upcoming ESOL Classes

Spring Quarter 2025

Winter Quarter classes begin April 7.

You must register in advance. Registration begins on Feburary 24 and closes on March 24.

To sign up for classes, select the “Get Started” button. You must apply to the ESOL program and then attend a Testing & Registration session.

Get Started

Did you know that ESOL classes cost $35 or less?

Study ESOL at SPSCC

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Students in ESOL classes talk about why they love the program.

Non-eligibility: People who are in this country on a student (F-1, M-1) visa or B-1/ B-2 visa are not allowed to participate in publicly (state and federal) funded adult education.

People in this country as "nannies" or "au pairs" on a study exchange (J-1) visa are required to participate in college-level academic classes, not in BEdA or ESOL classes. Homeland Security may have additional procedural rules regarding non-citizens.

Please contact International Student Services about the Intensive English Program.