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LSC-CyFair ESOL Department

The ESOL program is designed for non-native English speakers who want to improve their language and culture skills. It is intended for working professionals and students preparing for college study, vocational training, or entry into the workforce. An integrated skills approach for listening, speaking, reading, and writing components is adopted. There are four levels of instruction in the ESOL program with each level lasting sixteen weeks. Students study from six to twenty-six hours per week in instructor-guided classes.

The mission of the Lone Star College-CyFair:
English to Speakers of Other Languages Program is to provide a dynamic learning community, wherein excellence is distinguished by responsiveness and innovation, allowing non-native English speakers to acquire language and cultural adaptation skills necessary to function and succeed in the global society.

Goals of the ESOL Program:

• prepare learners for academic success in American college settings
• develop communication skills in global workplace environments
• enhance intercultural understanding

Start Dates

• Fall 2009 ESOL Class Start and End Dates: August 24 to December 12

Please register early to get in the class you want!

Documents to View

• ESOL Curriculum Guide 
• ESOL Student Handbook
• ESOL Instructor Handbook   
• ESOL Self-Study Report
  

Contact the English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Department
Barker Cypress Campus - Technology Center 100-C
Attn: Macarena Aguilar, Ph.D.
Phone: 281.290.3927

Contact the International Student Advisor
Barker-Cypress Campus - Learning Commons 142-A
Attn: Henry Phan
Phone: 832.482.1031