Improving The Lives Of Immigrants Through Education

WEC FULFILLS ITS MISSION VIRTUALLY

Washington English Center continues to improve the lives of immigrants through online education.

Registration is open for our Fall 2020 term. Group classes begin the week of September 21 and will run for 11 weeks. We offer 14 levels of English classes-- from Intro all the way to Advanced-- for a total of 8 hours each week. To meet the diverse needs of our students, we offer daytime and evening options.

In addition, WEC will continue offering the popular individual sessions we launched in April. In this model, one student and one teacher arrange to meet weekly for 10 weeks to focus specifically on conversation and/or writing skills.

Students interested in enrolling will find details about group classes and individual sessions, including links to the registration forms, by going here.

Volunteers interested in teaching will find details about the various positions and a link to the interest form by going here.

WASHINGTON ENGLISH CENTER ENRICHES LIVES

(as told by our students)

Nearly Three Decades OF SERVICE

For 27 years, Washington English Center has pursued its mission of improving the lives of immigrants through education. WEC accomplishes this through a combination of English language classes, citizenship preparation, computer instruction, workforce development and other support programs which it delivers to adult immigrants from over 100 countries.

Learn more about our founder, our history, our services, and our impact in the greater Washington community in WEC's 2018 Annual Report which celebrated our 25th anniversary.

Thank you to our spring campaign sponsors

Valedictorian
Joan Kerrigan

Dean's List
Susan Hattan and Steven Kittrell | John Odenwelder and Nancy Noonan | Margot and Richard Peet | Elizabeth and Patrick Tisdale | Diane Zipursky and John Holmes

Honor Roll
Chip Brian-Horberg and Michael Horberg | Mary Douglas and James Dick | Elizabeth and David Ford | Rose Gutfeld and Peter Edwards