ESL-Registration Dates
September 2019
Registrations will begin again in September for both sites. Students on the wait list will be given preference.
Please note: Students will need to bring their social security number or ITIN to registration. Students with these will be given preference on the wait list.
Adult Education Office (302) 454-2101 extension 1
September 2019
- September 9, 10, and 11
- MORNING CLASSES 9:45-11:45 am and 1:00-3:00 pm at Christina Early Education Center
- NIGHT CLASSES 5:30 - 8:30 pm at Glasgow High School
- January 21- 23
- MORNING CLASSES 9:45-11:45 am and 1:00-3:00 pm at Christina Early Education Center
- NIGHT CLASSES 5:00 - 8:00 pm at Glasgow High School
Registrations will begin again in September for both sites. Students on the wait list will be given preference.
Please note: Students will need to bring their social security number or ITIN to registration. Students with these will be given preference on the wait list.
Adult Education Office (302) 454-2101 extension 1
Are you interested in FREE English classes for adults?
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(When and where are classes held?
Registration and classes are held at: Glasgow High School 1901 South College Avenue Newark, DE 19702 Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 5:30pm-8:30pm Christina Early Education Center Adult English Classroom, 2nd floor (Child Find/Cherokee Woods Entrance) 620 E. Chestnut Hill Road Newark, DE 19713 9:45am-11:45am Monday/Wednesday (Beginners) OR Tuesday/Thursday (Intermediate/Advanced) Claymont Community Center 3301 Green Street Claymont, DE 19703 Monday/Wednesday (Beginners) OR Tuesday/Thursday (Intermediate/Advanced) |
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Have fun and meet new people! Learn about your community!
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Our teachers can help you learn the English you need to:
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Glasgow Calendar
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
When can I register? Registration is now scheduled 2 times per school year. Classes start in September and continue through June. If you miss Open Registration, call (302) 424-2101 ext. 1. Someone will call you back and place you on the waiting list and let you know when the next registration is.
Who can take these classes? Our classes are for adults who live or work in Delaware. Children 16 and older who are not enrolled in another school can also attend. All students must complete the registration process before attending classes.
Do you offer childcare? No, unfortunately, we do not. Children are not allowed in classes, or on school property while you take class.
What do I need to bring? To register, please bring your Social Security Number or ITIN. For class, you need a notebook and something to write with.
How many levels do you have? At the moment we have 4 different classes in our evening program (Literacy 0-1, Beginner 2-3, Intermediate 4-5, and Advanced 6) and 2 different classes in the morning program (Lit/Beg 0-3 and Int/Adv 4-6).
What if I cannot attend class at the times or days offered? There are other free programs in the area (Red Clay School District, Literacy Delaware, New Start) as well as paid programs including Del Tech and UD's English Language Institute. Finding a program with a location and schedule that's convenient for you will help you attend regularly and get better results. We can provide a letter regarding your enrollment which you can give to your employer, if you think your boss will adjust your work schedule so you can attend class.
How many people are in each class? Usually between 8 and 15 students, with as many as 25.
I don't know ANY English! My friend or relative (or Google Translate) is helping me find a class. That's fine, but it will be easiest for you to learn if you start classes in September. The teacher will start with the basics. If you join a class later in the year, you will have to work VERY hard to catch up.
What kind of certificate or credential do I get if I finish? We offer a Certificate of Attainment for each student who completes a level according to our placement test. In order to get a certificate, you MUST take a placement test AND a post test, and earn a score that falls into a higher level than that of your placement test. Students who do not complete the testing process, or whose performance has not improved sufficiently will not get a Certificate of Attainment. They may earn awards in other categories, including attendance, scholarship, leadership, participation, and tenacity. Students who complete our highest level should be prepared to continue their education or for entry level work.
Who can take these classes? Our classes are for adults who live or work in Delaware. Children 16 and older who are not enrolled in another school can also attend. All students must complete the registration process before attending classes.
Do you offer childcare? No, unfortunately, we do not. Children are not allowed in classes, or on school property while you take class.
What do I need to bring? To register, please bring your Social Security Number or ITIN. For class, you need a notebook and something to write with.
How many levels do you have? At the moment we have 4 different classes in our evening program (Literacy 0-1, Beginner 2-3, Intermediate 4-5, and Advanced 6) and 2 different classes in the morning program (Lit/Beg 0-3 and Int/Adv 4-6).
What if I cannot attend class at the times or days offered? There are other free programs in the area (Red Clay School District, Literacy Delaware, New Start) as well as paid programs including Del Tech and UD's English Language Institute. Finding a program with a location and schedule that's convenient for you will help you attend regularly and get better results. We can provide a letter regarding your enrollment which you can give to your employer, if you think your boss will adjust your work schedule so you can attend class.
How many people are in each class? Usually between 8 and 15 students, with as many as 25.
I don't know ANY English! My friend or relative (or Google Translate) is helping me find a class. That's fine, but it will be easiest for you to learn if you start classes in September. The teacher will start with the basics. If you join a class later in the year, you will have to work VERY hard to catch up.
What kind of certificate or credential do I get if I finish? We offer a Certificate of Attainment for each student who completes a level according to our placement test. In order to get a certificate, you MUST take a placement test AND a post test, and earn a score that falls into a higher level than that of your placement test. Students who do not complete the testing process, or whose performance has not improved sufficiently will not get a Certificate of Attainment. They may earn awards in other categories, including attendance, scholarship, leadership, participation, and tenacity. Students who complete our highest level should be prepared to continue their education or for entry level work.