Our English as a Second Language (ESL) program is for immigrants and refugees at the beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Our program will improve your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.
Additionally, we can help you find and apply for jobs, go to college to prepare for a career, help your children with homework, and talk to their teachers. You will be more confident speaking to people in your community. Peninsula College's ESL program serves Clallam and Jefferson counties.
Do you need to learn English to:
- Help your children with school?
- Get a better job?
- Get a certificate or degree in healthcare, construction, business or other careers?
Support Services
- Borrow a laptop while in our program
- For Sequim ESL classes, receive free childcare during class
- Get help from our free tutoring services
- Receive a free bus pass
- Access a food pantry
Eligibility
- Must be 18 or older.
- Special eligibility may apply for underage students and international students. Please call if you have any questions.
Program Cost
- Tuition for all Transitional Studies programs is $25 per quarter. Financial aid is available.
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Program Schedule
Faculty Contacts
Port Angeles Campus
Sean Gomez, Chair
English as a Second Language
(360) 417-6464
sgomez@pencol.edu
Sequim YMCA
Jennifer Frazier, Faculty
English as a Second Language
jfrazier@pencol.edu
Forks Campus
Yadira Torres, Faculty
English as a Second Language
ytorres@pencol.edu
Danielle Kaufmann, Faculty
English as a Second Language
dkaufmann@pencol.edu
Port Townsend Campus
Ann Katsikapes, Faculty
English as a Second Language
(360) 417-6562
akatsikapes@pencol.edu