(English as a Second Language)

In 1945 The Connection began an English as a Second Language program to serve the influx of newcomers to our country after WWII. The need for this program is as significant now as it was 60 years ago. Today, Connection volunteers are teaching English and providing valuable support services to nearly 80 students from 22 different countries.

ESL is designed to help non-native speakers improve their conversation skills, increase vocabulary, learn idioms and explore U.S. culture. We offer small, friendly classes in a supportive environment to help students achieve their goals. Basic reading in native language is recommended. Beginner through advance classes available:  September – June.
 

To view class description, days, and times or to register click here.

 For more information contact Jane Walbridge at 908-273-4242 ext. 129 or click here to e-mail. 

Volunteers Needed for ESL!

Tutor newcomers to the U.S. No experience needed, training provided.

Flexible hours – Monday – Thursday mornings and/or Monday evening.

Contact Jane Walbridge at 908-273-4242 ext. 129 or click here to e-mail.