Experienced teachers offer free ESL classes for all levels.
ESL (English as a Second Language) classes for all levels, beginner to advanced, begin on Sunday, September 23 at Hope International Church, (www.hopeic.org), 21 Bruce Road, Waltham, MA. Classes will run every Sunday, 11:45 am-1:00 pm, through December 9. There is no charge for instruction, but there is a cost of $90 for books, due at the time of registration.
All students should arrive by 11:30 am on September 23 to register before starting the first class. New students will be given a placement test before joining their class. The last day to register for the fall term is October 14.
To register in advance, students may complete the registration form on the Hope International Church website (http://www.hopeic.org/threshold.asp) or call the church at 781-891-5238.
Led by experienced teachers, Hope International Church has been providing ESL classes for 25 years. Students learn vocabulary, grammar, and idioms and have opportunities to practice conversation and participate in a variety of cultural events. Hope holds ESL classes throughout the school year. The winter/spring session will begin February 3.
Hope is one block from Route 20, across from Gore Place, on the Watertown line. The church is accessible by the No. 70 bus line.
For more information, call 781-891-5238 or visit www.hopeic.org.
About Hope International Church: Hope International Church, an evangelical church, draws visitors from many MetroWest communities, including Allston, Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brighton, Brookline, Cambridge, Concord, Lexington, Lincoln, Newton, Waltham, Watertown, Wayland, Weston and Winchester and area colleges and universities (Brandeis, Bentley, Harvard, and MIT). Hope is “international” because it attracts many nationalities from the Boston area; has an excellent ESL (English as a Second Language) program; shares its building with the Haitian church, Morijah Evangelical Church; and has helped to establish an Ethiopian church in downtown Boston and a Korean church in Ayer, MA. Hope also has a substantial missions program, having sent many of its members—more than 20 in full-time work at any one time—overseas and into cross-cultural missions for over 50 years.
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