Beginner English Classes
English At Large free Beginner English classes are for learners who speak little or no English.
Classes focus on basic English survival skills: greetings, introductions, vocabulary for people, activities, and places in the community, asking and answering questions, numbers, time and money.
Classes follow a traditional academic year schedule (September to May) and are hosted on campus at Tufts University in Medford.
Please note: The Beginner English Class is currently full, with a long waitlist. For this reason, no additional registrations will be accepted.
Beginner English Learners are also encouraged to apply for the One-to-One Tutoring Program. There is currently a 12-month wait to enroll in the program.
Register for the Tutoring Waitlist here:
Register for Tutoring WaitlistQuestions? Please call the English At Large office at 781-395-2374
English At Large
800 West Cummings Park, Suite 5550
Woburn, MA 01801
tel : 781.395.2374
email : info@englishatlarge.org
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We are looking forward to a great year! Won't you join us? Greetings! I hope this year is off to a great start for you! This week and next, our spring Conversation Groups begin, with 15 groups runningEnglish learners! Today we are posting some of the most common idioms in American English! How many do your recognize? ... See MoreSee Less

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Volunteer opportunities Please Note:As part of our transition back to in-person instruction, English At Large has adopted a Health and Vaccination Policy for all volunteers and learners. All volunteer...English learners! Today's lesson from FluentU will help you understand some common American English slang expressions! It is an awesome resource! ow.ly/6Ufx50MsNew ... See MoreSee Less

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Spring 2023: Conversation Group Registration Form
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