Offers English language classes throughout North and East King County for immigrants/refugees/asylum seekers who are preparing to get a job in the United States.  Students are divided into classes based on English ability. Students with intermediate-level English skills study in one class, and students with advanced-level skills study in another class. Classes meet twice a week and include online homework and one-on-one coaching on career goals, resumes and interview skills.  The course trains students on how to navigate U. S. work culture and how to communicate with coworkers and supervisors.

Offers English language classes throughout North and East King County for immigrants/refugees/asylum seekers who are preparing to get a job in the United States.  Students are divided into classes based on English ability. Students with intermediate-level English skills study in one class, and students with advanced-level skills study in another class. Classes meet twice a week and include online homework and one-on-one coaching on career goals, resumes and interview skills.  The course trains students on how to navigate U. S. work culture and how to communicate with coworkers and supervisors.

Acts as a direct referral from DSHS Community Service Offices for refugees new to the system who need employment services. Services include pre-employment training, vocational English as a second language (ESL) classes, skills training, job placement and customized employment training in specific fields, such as hotel housekeeping.

Offers English language classes throughout North and East King County for immigrants/refugees/asylum seekers who are preparing to get a job in the United States.  Students are divided into classes based on English ability. Students with intermediate-level English skills study in one class, and students with advanced-level skills study in another class. Classes meet twice a week and include online homework and one-on-one coaching on career goals, resumes and interview skills.  The course trains students on how to navigate U. S. work culture and how to communicate with coworkers and supervisors.

Offers intensive ESL and community ESL programs for people with tourist and student visas, as well as local residents.   Volunteers are recruited and placed with student ESL classes. Volunteers receive sensitivity training and tutoring skills training.   Also offers advanced ESL classes for students focusing on office and customer service/hospitality occupations.   Some child care is available on a fee basis for enrolled students.   ABE/ESL classes are for adult citizens, immigrants and refugees only. These classes will help students to:   -  Develop listening and communication skills necessary as adults in family, community or workplace situations   -  Read and write in English for a variety of purposes   -  Learn about American culture and everyday life in the USA

Offers English language classes throughout North and East King County for immigrants/refugees/asylum seekers who are preparing to get a job in the United States.  Students are divided into classes based on English ability. Students with intermediate-level English skills study in one class, and students with advanced-level skills study in another class. Classes meet twice a week and include online homework and one-on-one coaching on career goals, resumes and interview skills.  The course trains students on how to navigate U. S. work culture and how to communicate with coworkers and supervisors.

Offers comprehensive job placement and retention services, including:   -  Vocational English As a Second Language (ESL) classes -  20 hours of job readiness instruction -  Job search assistance -  Short-term skills training opportunities and career counseling -  Case management -  Retention services   Services meet language and workforce needs of local employers and cultural needs of job seekers.