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Your Pathway to College Starts Here
We help adult learners and ESL students take the next step toward their college career goals. Start where you are. Build the skills you need. Achieve the future you deserve.
Who We Help
- Second Language Learners improving their reading, writing, and math skills to prepare for academic courses.
- Adult learners returning to college who need guidance on where and how to begin.
- Adults preparing for the Texas High School Equivalency Certificate (GED) to continue their education or advance their careers.
- Adults who want to develop skills for in-demand occupations to achieve professional growth and career success.
Courses Offered
ESL Pre-Bridge
This class is for adult beginners who have been exposed to the language or have studied English in the past, but are not comfortable reading, writing, or speaking English. This class will transition you into the ESL-Bridge class. Small classes between 12-20 students allows for high interaction between students and instructor. Classes start at the beginning of the semester. Low tuition.
ESL Bridge
This class is a transition to academic ESOL for second language learners who need to improve their language and math skills to become ready to move into the US higher educational system. It is 16 weeks long = a full semester. The course is divided into four blocks. The blocks include grammar, math, reading and writing. These classes are also small classes between 12-20 students which allows for high interaction between students and instructor. Embedded into the program are components on how to succeed and understand the US higher education system; career exploration and other college readiness skills. By the end of the course, students will be ready to start in academic ESOL classes and a career pathway.
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Conversation and grammar classes designed for students with basic English - speaking abilities who need continued practice in listening and speaking to communicate confidently with others.
This course develops your English communication through interactive discussions, engaging conversation topics, and frequent pair and group activities.
GED to College
Our GED preparation courses allow GED candidates to practice valuable college-readiness skills, such as navigating online learning platforms, participating in class discussions, meeting deadlines, studying independently, and more, while gaining the academic skills to pass each of the four sections of the GED test. Each subject (math, language arts, social studies and science) is offered individually and students may elect to participate in more than one course at a time. Students and instructors meet regularly in the online learning platform for instruction and discussion of course topics. In GED Hybrid courses students come to in-person class twice a week and the third day student attends virtual sessions. Courses open every 3 weeks.
How to Get Started
Register in person or give us a call to get more information.