Here is our latest information on classes, conversation groups, and tutors in MetroWest, and a few places to search for English classes anywhere in Massachusetts (ordered by city/town):

 Adi’s Language School (Framingham)  – Space Available

  BRACE (Framingham)  –  Next classes in the fall

 Framingham Adult ESL – Registration is closed for the spring semester. The next lottery registration event for classes will be Thursday August 15th, 2019. [More Info]

   Framingham State University  – First summer session began late May.  Next summer session classes begin in July

   Joan Brack Center (SMOC Framingham) – Apply any time at SMOC office. Approximately 6 month wait after you apply.

 Keefe Tech (Framingham) – Registration for Fall classes opens on July 15th.  Classes begin Sep 3rd.

 LEAP (Framingham) – Registration is currently open.

   MassBay (Framingham and Wellesley) Non-credit (Community) classes begin in Framingham/Wellesley the week of Sep 16th

   Hudson/Maynard –  No summer classes offered.  You can add your name to the waitlist.

   Assabet After Dark (Marlborough) – Next ESL classes in the fall.  Registration opens August 1st

   ProGente Connections (Framingham and Marlborough) – Next classes in the fall

   Milford Community – Registration is closed

   Wellesley Library – Limited space is available. Registration is required. Need to live or work in Wellesley.

   Conversation Groups – Open availability at area libraries (free)

   Tutoring – Available now from some private schools.  Or join a waiting list at one of several free programs

More Information:

• Formal ESL Classes – some are free, some have a cost, where you are registered, and attend classes usually once or twice each week for many weeks.
• Conversation Groups – most are free and informal.  They usually meet once a week for a few hours, and you attend when you can.
• Tutors and special instruction – A tutor is a teacher who works with just one student, or maybe two.  Working with an English tutor can be a good way to improve your English more quickly, because you get to speak more, and work more on the kind of English help that you need.  There are also some private schools that offer help preparing for the citizenship test or green card interview, and special instruction for topics such as business English or accent reduction.

Other Classes (HiSet/GED, Citizenship, Job Training, etc.)

High School Equivalency (HiSet / GED) and Citizenship Prep

  Framingham Adult ESL  – 4 Levels of classes to prepare for the HiSet exam. Next registration in August

   Joan Brack Center (SMOC Framingham) –  Daytime HSE classes.  Sometimes up to 8 week wait after you apply.

   Keefe Tech (Framingham) – Registration open for next class in June

   Hudson/Maynard  – Contact  the Hudson Maynard Adult Learning Center for latest information

Job Training

   Retail Pathways (Framingham) – Registration for job training class is open.

   One Family (Framingham) – Next 12-week career counseling program, “Credential to Career” begins the week of June 11th in Framingham

   Adult Career Pathways – Quinsigamond CC at Assabet   (Marlborough) – Registration is open

Other Lists

• Here is another list of programs in the area from the MetroWest Adult Learning Collaborative that offer ESL, HiSet, citizenship, and other classes helpful for immigrants
• And here is the website of the Massachusetts Adult Literacy Hotline, where you can search for a variety of classes near you – anywhere in Massachusetts.  Or, you can call them: 800-447-8844
• ESL or Literacy programs offered by libraries in Massachusetts

If you know of any updated information, or other classes that should be included here, please let us know.