Program Background:
The English Language Learners (ELL) program at NWTC began off-campus in the early 1970s with an influx of Vietnamese refugees. More Southeast Asians came to the Green Bay community in the 1970s and 1980s. The Hmong and Laotians arrived as refugees, and the ELL population grew rapidly. Hispanics began settling in the area in the early 1990s.
What will you learn?
NWTC's ELL programming teaches English skills including reading, vocabulary, grammar, speaking, listening, pronunciation, work skills, computer skills, writing, culture, and civics. NWTC also offers classes tailored to companies and workers' needs.
When are classes offered?
Our schedule for classes is varied. We offer morning and evening classes. Our instructors are experienced in teaching as well as in cultural diversity.
There is NO COST for these courses! Enroll today!
To register or learn more, please contact:
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General Studies Department/Adult Basic Education - ELL
- (920) 498-5686 - (800) 422-NWTC, ext. 5686
- ELLinfo@nwtc.edu
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- Hmong line - (920) 498-6895
- Spanish line - (920) 498-6894