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New Evening Classes
English Classes for Non-Native Speakers
To meet the needs of students whose first language is not English, Foothill will offer a series of evening English as a Second Language courses this summer. The ESL 136, 146, 156 and 166 courses focus on grammar, and the ESL 25 course is an intermediate composition class. All summer ESL courses meet Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 9:15 p.m.
“We understand that learning and mastering the English language takes time,” says Foothill English Instructor Rich Morasci. “By taking a grammar course at Foothill, you can focus your attention on learning English in a comfortable environment where you can ask questions, experiment with the language and increase your confidence in using English.”
Local employers can also encourage workers to attend Foothill ESL courses to improve on-the-job communication skills. Grammar classes cover a range of abilities from beginning to advanced.
Register Now
It’s easy to register for classes at Foothill College. For your convenience, new and former students can register online or by telephone.To register for classes, you need the Summer 2002 Schedule of Classes. Access the schedule online or purchase a schedule at the college bookstore or Longs Drugs stores.
For registration instructions, consult the Schedule of Classes, view the web site or call (650) 949-7325.
Summer 2002 Registration Dates
Continuing Students (those who were enrolled in Foothill spring classes) Internet & Phone Registration—June 3–26
New & Former Students
Internet & Phone Registration—June 10–26
All Students
Late Walk-In Registration—June 24–26
Study Abroad Fall 2002 or Spring 2003
Plan Now to Study in London or Paris
Spend Fall Quarter 2002 in exciting London, England, when you participate in the Foothill College Campus Abroad Program Oct. 11 through Dec. 7. One of the world’s most beautiful capitals, London is rich in art, music, theater and literary history. It is also the seat of British government and the world’s longest surviving monarchy. The approximate program cost excluding airfare is $3,000.
The program includes a series of interdisciplinary lectures on British life and culture that will provide you with a broad background of British culture and civilization. You’ll also participate in related field trips to a variety of attractions, including the Museum of London, the National and Tate galleries, the Houses of Parliament, Stonehenge and Stratford on Avon.
You’ll enroll in fully transferable courses that are taught by faculty from Foothill, De Anza and Lake Tahoe colleges. Courses are specially selected to maximize the benefits of being in London.
Spend Spring 2003 in Paris
The art treasures of the Louvre, the historical significance of the Arc de Triomphe, and French conversation at a sidewalk café will make your classes come to life as you earn college credit in Paris during Spring Quarter 2003. Foothill and De Anza college faculty will lead the eight-week campus abroad program to Paris. Trip dates will be announced soon.
In addition to classroom presentations, you will experience French life and culture by visiting the chateaux of the Loire Valley, Monet’s home in Giverny, Mont Saint Michel and the coastal village of Saint Malo.
For program information, trip costs and college fees, financial aid, and deposit and application procedures click here, email turmelleart@fhda.edu or call (650) 949-7614.
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