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Class / Description						Sections
	Start Date	End Date	Days	Start Time	End Time	Location
ESL 130 - Multilevel English as a Second Language A multilevel support class for English as a Second Language students.						View 2 Sections
ESL 300 - Literacy Learn to read and write the English alphabet and communicate personal information.						View 5 Sections
ESL 301 - Beginning Low Learn to read and write sentences and communicate basic needs.						View 46 Sections
ESL 302 - Beginning High Read one-page texts about familiar topics and write multiple sentences. Have conversations to share needs, likes, and dislikes.						View 41 Sections
ESL 303 - Intermediate Low Learn to read different types of texts and write paragraphs. Summarize and share opinions in conversation.						View 35 Sections
ESL 304 - Intermediate High Read various texts and write well-structured paragraphs. Share ideas and opinions about a wide range of topics in conversation.						View 30 Sections
ESL 305 - Advanced Low Read and communicate about authentic English texts on a wide range of topics and write multi-paragraph compositions. Use critical thinking skills to share opinions and debate in conversation.						View 21 Sections
ESL 306 - Advanced High Read, communicate, and debate about authentic English texts on a wide range of topics and write well-structured, multi-paragraph compositions. Use critical and creative thinking skills to easily convey opinions and debate in conversation.						View 19 Sections
ESL 398 - ESL Lab The ESL lab is open to all levels and students are welcome to study in the center. Provides English language learners of all levels the opportunity to improve and support their language skills, while increasing knowledge of civics, citizenship, and computer literacy, through individualized, small group, and technology-based instruction.						View 13 Sections
ESL 488 - Basic Writing Basics of the writing process and sentence structure.						View 3 Sections
ESL 490 - Intermediate Writing and Grammar This course will strengthen writing skills with a focus on grammar and creating well-structured sentences for paragraph writing. (Five high school elective credits may be awarded if students pass required course posttests/assessments with 80% or higher.)						View 6 Sections
ESL 491 - Advanced Grammar Review & Essay Writing This course will provide intensive review and practice on essay writing. It will include topic/thesis statement and organization of complex ideas in body paragraphs by following essay models. The course will review adjective, noun, and adverb clauses, and parallelism in sentences. Five high school elective credits maybe awarded if students pass required course posttests/assessments with 80% or higher.						View 2 Sections
ESL 510 - English for Work 1 Focuses on workplace communication, work related vocabulary skills, job applications, and workplace safety and issues. This course is taught at a beginning English level.						View 5 Sections
ESL 520 - English for Work 2 Focuses on communicating in the workplace, job safety, work-related vocabulary skills, workplace culture and career pathways. This course is taught at an intermediate English level.						View 8 Sections
ESL 530 - American English Pronunciation English language fluency with an emphasis on receptive skills and pronunciation.						View 5 Sections
ESL 570 - Conversation 1 Basic conversational strategies and oral skills for basic social interactions.						View 15 Sections
ESL 580 - Conversation 2 Advanced conversational strategies and development of oral skills for level appropriate settings.						View 5 Sections
ESL 720 - ESL Transition to College This noncredit course prepares students for transition to Santa Ana College by developing language skills, critical reasoning and thinking, academic study skills and student success strategies. Completion of Advanced ESL levels or equivalent is recommended. Five high school elective credits may be granted for successful completion of the class.						View 2 Sections

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