Empowering Immigrants Through Communication
Using themes of Education and Goals, Jobs, Housing and Community, Financial Literacy, Health and Wellness, and Civics, The Welcome Project introduces students to community resources, the nuances of a new culture, and opportunities to engage in the civic life of the city while developing English skills.
Click the button above to join the waitlist for our ESOL classes. Signing up does not guarantee you a spot in this semester's classes. We will reach out through WhatsApp when a spot opens up.
For more information call 617-623-6633 or text 508-233-3376.
About our ESOL Courses
- There are two semesters of classes in a year, fall and spring, with registration in August and January respectively.
- Classes meet twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays.
- We offer four levels of instruction, from beginner to high intermediate
- Morning classes are held from 9:30am to 12pm (Level 1, 2, 3, and 4).
- Evening classes are held in person from 6:30-8:30pm (Level 1 and 2) or virtually from 6:30-8:00pm (Level 3 and 4).
- Students also have the option to work with a tutor one-on-one outside of class for additional support.
- Students must pay a registration fee of $30 for one semester of classes.
- If financial help is needed, scholarships are available to cover the $30 fee.
- Residents of public housing are exempt from the fees.
Student Experience
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"As my first educational experience in the United States, I am grateful for my English class. It was a warm welcome to a great place. It has helped me to build communications and helped me with my English language.
A huge thank you goes to the “Welcome Project” and my teachers who helped me further achieve my academic goals here in the United States. Still today I continue to look for work on my field. Thank you from bottom of my heart, for your trust and hard work for helping me." - Level 4 ESOL Student |
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