The Noncredit ESL program is free of charge and is designed to help immigrant students develop their general ability to listen, speak, read and write English.
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Start Any Time |
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Take 10 hour/week, 5 hour/week or 2 1/2 hour/week classes |
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Study at beginning and intermediate levels |
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Take a placement test fo find out which level you can start with |
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Learn English to prepare for other classes at CCSF |
Beginning Level Classes
(Certificates given for satisfactory completion of Beginning Level)
Citizenship
Citizenship preparation for the U.S. citizenship test for beginning level students.
General ESL classes
General ESL classes in Speaking/Reading/Writing/Grammar/Pronunciation
level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4
Vocational ESL Classes
Vocational ESL classes in keyboarding and communication skills for the workplace and cooking terminology.
Intermediate Level Classes
General ESL classes
General ESL classes in Speaking/Reading/Writing/Grammar/Pronunciation
level 5, Level 6, Level 7, Level 8, and Level 9
Vocational ESL Classes
Vocational ESL (VESL) Classes in social communication, introduction to computers, and VESL for clerical procedures.
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