Intensive English Program (IEP) starting Fall semester 2009!!

We are very excited! Beginning August 2009, we will have 2 ESL programs at the Boulder County Campus:  an Intensive English Program (IEP) during the day and regular Evening ESL Classes.

Students in the IEP can study English for up to 22 ½ hours a week! 

• 2 seven-week sessions each fall and spring semester. 
• Language skills classes: Reading, Composition, Conversation/Public Speaking and Grammar at Basic, Intermediate and Advanced levels.
• Language skills classes meet for 2 1/2 hours, twice a week (or 5 hours a week). 
• Electives on Fridays:  Pronunciation, TOEFL Preparation, English for Global Business and American Culture.

How is the Evening ESL Classes different than the IEP? 

• Classes are 15 weeks long (the length of a regular semester) 
• Many of the same classes as the IEP, just less intensive 
• Perfect for adults who work during the day and still want to improve their English by attending classes in the evenings
• Each evening class meets for 1 hour and 15 minutes, twice a week (or 2 1/2 hours a week).

Our IEP and Evening ESL Classes Will Give You. . .

• Academic skills.  Our program is academic, planned to get you ready for college-level classes.  We offer our ESL classes for credit and non-credit so that we can meet your needs.  At the same time, classes are fun and relaxed.
• Experience with English textbooks.  We offer classes in three levels: basic, intermediate and advanced.  You can move up and continue to improve your English skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing.
• Contact with excellent instructors.  All of our instructors are experienced, degreed and credentialed.
• A lot of personal attention.  We are committed to seeing you succeed!

Our Goals:

• To improve students’ speech so they can be easily understood by others
• To improve students’ listening skills so they can easily understand others
• To improve students’ reading skills so they can easily locate information and understand English books
• To improve students’ writing skills so they can easily compose correct sentences, paragraphs and essays in English
• To prepare students to transition into non-ESL classes

Come study English in the beautiful state of Colorado!  Front Range Community College, Boulder County Campus is located in Longmont, close to Boulder, Denver and Fort Collins.

For more information about our English as a Second Language Programs, please complete the Information Request by clicking here.

Program Instructors:

Our instructors are degreed, experienced and patient.  Click here for information about our instructors.

Our Classes:

Click here to view our current schedule of classes.

Course Descriptions:

We offer many different classes to meet your needs.  Click here for descriptions of our classes.

How to Register:

It’s easy!  Click here for information on how to enroll in a class.