English Classes



English for Women-Led Community Action and Economic Justice

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For new immigrants, learning English is a critical step to fulfilling their aspiration for a better life in the United States. Our ESOL/Economic Justice Program is survival, action-oriented English with a participatory model which emphasizes leadership development, community organizing, and civic engagement. We provide English language instruction, employment training, academic counseling, goal setting, computer training, job searching, resume writing, interviewing skills, and workers’ rights.

Registration for December 2018 - February 2019 ESL Classes is OPEN! 
Come by 50 Walnut Ave. to Complete Your Registration and Payment During November 27th-30th 10am-12pm & December 3rd 9am-5pm 
Or call to reserve a spot at 781-284-4251 

WEE offers two levels of ESL classes, ranging from basic to intermediate. Our literacy program provides newcomers with a positive environment to help them gain and improve English language skills and break down the barriers to employment. Materials and activities for children with a dedicated staff member are provided during Basic and Intermediate classes. Students are always welcome to stay after class to enjoy tea and coffee. As a supplement WEE offers enrolled ESL participants a conversational group that meets each week. 
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Class Schedule
Wednesday& Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. (Level 2 )
Tuesday & Thursday, 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 am. ( Level 1 )

Conversation Group Included in Registration for Basic and Intermediate Classes!
Monday, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30a.m.
Ask about our Morning Zumba offered before ESL classes each week!  Morning Zumba is $5 per class and payment is made directly to the instructor.