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ESL students may now register ON-LINE, BY MAIL, BY FAX, DROP-OFF, or
IN-PERSON according to the following steps:
ON-LINE |
1. Take the Self-Assessment to determine what level of ESL class is best for you.
2. After determining the best level select the class or classes in which you wish to enroll.
3. Following the registration information for the class.
4. Pay by credit card (VISA, Master Card, or Discover Card).
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BY MAIL |
1. Take the Self-Assessment to determine what level
of ESL class is best for you.
2. Fill out a registration form and fill it out with the selection of the
class or classes in which you wish to enroll.
3. Enclose a check for the registration fees. Address the check to: SVUSD
4. Mail the registration form to: Adult Education 25598 Peter A. Hartman
Way Mission Viejo, CA 92691 |
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BY FAX |
1. Take the Self-Assessment to determine what level
of ESL class is best for you.
2. Fill out a registration form with the selection of the class or classes
in which you wish to enroll.
3. Write your credit card information (VISA, Master Card, or Discover
Card) on the registration form.
4. FAX your completed registration form to: (949) 837-2046 |
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DROP-OFF |
1. Take the Self-Assessment to determine what level
of ESL class is best for you.
2. Fill out a registration form with the selection of the class or classes
in which you wish to enroll.
3. Write your credit card information (VISA, Master Card, or Discover
Card) on the registration form; or enclose a check made out to SVUSD
4. Bring your completed form and payment to either Adult Ed office and drop
it in the drop off box. |
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FEES FOR ESL CLASSES |
Due to changes in state funding all ESL classes in Adult
Education have become fee based. |
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ESL CLASS CHOICES |
ESL class choices have been simplified into the following levels:
LEVEL 1: Pre Beginning
LEVEL 2: Beginning
LEVEL 3: Intermediate
LEVEL 4: Advanced
Specialized classes including Conversation, Accent Reduction, Writing, and
Computers are also available and are listed on this page. |
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SELECTING THE RIGHT ESL LEVEL |
| ESL students may select their own classes but should use the Self-Assessment
to determine what class level is the best for them. |
| ESL SELF ASSESSMENT |
PRE-BEGINNING
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| This class level is for students who have had little formal education
and do not read or write well in their own language. Students in this level
know very little English and cannot read, speak or write any English. |
BEGINNING |
| This class level is for students who read in their own language and are
familiar with the English alphabet and some basic English vocabulary. This
class level is good for students who are not able to converse much in English. |
INTERMEDIATE |
| This class level is for students who can read and understand basic English
language sentences and who are able to hold a basic conversation in English. |
ADVANCED |
| This class level is for students who are able to read English language
publications such as newspapers, magazines, and some books. Students enrolling
in an advanced level of ESL class should be able to understand spoken English
well and hold an everyday conversation. |
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| NOTE: Because selection of ESL classes is now done independently,
please select your ESL class level correctly. When selecting an ESL level
students should be careful not to over-estimate or under-estimate their
level of English proficiency. |
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