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English as a Second Language(ESL),
Distance Learning and ESL Citizenship

Metropolitan Adult Education Program - MAEP


English as a Second Language (ESL)
These are FREE English classes for non-native speakers. Lessons include skill-building in reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, and pronunciation. Students learn English skills needed to obtain and maintain jobs, to participate in community activities and to use community resources.

English classes are offered morning, afternoon, and evening at 12 locations in Campbell and San Jose. At the Blackford, Del Mar, Metro, and San Jose Centers. Class levels range from Beginning/Low to Advanced, based on assessments of students’ reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. Sessions include group and individual, textbook and computer work. Textbooks and materials are provided.

For dates and locations of classes, see class schedule. To enroll, call the center nearest you:

Campbell Center (West San Jose/Campbell),
1224 Del Mar Avenue, 947-2300
Metropolitan Center (South/Central San Jose),
760 Hillsdale Avenue, Room 1, 723-4212
San Jose Center (Central/North/East San Jose),
1149 E. Julian Ave., Bldg. F, 947-2311

ESL/Citizenship
These are FREE classes for adults who are permanent residents and wish to become U.S. citizens. Students prepare for their citizenship interview through listening, speaking, reading and writing English practice. Students learn about the history and functions of the U.S. government, the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, and the various stages of the naturalization process.

For dates and locations of classes, see class schedule. To enroll, call the center nearest you:

Campbell Center (West San Jose/Campbell),
1224 Del Mar Avenue, 947-2300
Metropolitan Center (South/Central San Jose),
760 Hillsdale Avenue, Room 1, 723-4212
San Jose Center (Central/North/East San Jose),
1149 E. Julian Ave., Bldg. F, 947-2311

Distance Learning Video English
Distance Learning allows students to learn all levels of English at home. Students work at their own pace and can study and practice with family and friends. Instructional materials may include video and workbook, listening cassettes and workbook, the Internet, or study packets. Students meet one time weekly with their teacher for consultation and to exchange study materials. Refundable video fee: $20.00.

For dates and locations of classes, see class schedule.

Appointments with teachers are available afternoons and evenings at 3 locations, and Saturday mornings at the Campbell Center. Call for an appointment at the site nearest you:

Campbell Center (West San Jose/Campbell),
1224 Del Mar Avenue, 947-2300
Metropolitan Center (South/Central San Jose),
760 Hillsdale Avenue, Room 1, 723-4212
San Jose Center (Central/North/East San Jose),
1149 E. Julian Ave., Bldg. F, 947-2311




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