The Adult Education and Workforce Initiatives program prepares adult immigrant learners with the education, training, and guidance needed to enroll in post-secondary education and job training, leading to employment at family-sustaining wages. Our goal is to provide 360 adults each year with the career and educational pathways they need to achieve social and economic self-sufficiency in the United States.
Our students come from all over the world, including China, Haiti, Vietnam, Morocco, El Salvador, Brazil, Albania, Colombia, and Cape Verde.
Our English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes and job training services are offered at the BCNC Boston and Quincy locations, during the day and evenings throughout the year.
English classes for adult immigrants who want to get a job or go to college. Learn more.
Customer-Focused Industry-Recognized Sales Training Program with ESOL. Intensive English and job training to prepare adult immigrants for a full-time job in customer service. Learn more.
English class for adult immigrant parents and caregivers of K-12 children in Boston Public Schools. Learn more.
Classes for adult immigrants applying for U.S. citizenship. Held in partnership with Project Citizenship.
Want to take a class?
Please click on one of the classes above to read more about it, and to find a link to its application form.
Need more information?
Use the form below to contact us for more information on services, volunteer opportunities, or partnerships.
Contact: Fred Bennett | 617-249-2995 x 1029
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Produced by Tina Xu
Elaine Wong first got involved with BCNC after she emigrated from China in August 2017 and enrolled in an English for Customer Service course. Now, she has joined BCNC as a staff member in the Red Oak After School & Summer Program. Watch this video to learn about Elaine's journey.
“BCNC was like a beacon, guiding me in the dark. It’s been very important to me, in my life.”
