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Free
Conversation classes for all levels are held on Wednesday from 1 - 3 pm during the school year.
Call Debra for more information.
Free of Charge
ESL conversation groups are held on Tuesday evenings for 13 weeks each spring and fall. Students are tested and placed with others with similar literacy skills. All groups are lead by trained volunteers. No charge for classes or materials. Pre-registration available to Old Bridge adult residents only - open to all adults, if seats still available, after classes start. Call adult reference at 732-721-5600 X5033 or visit web site for more info.
Free
Both morning and evening classes are held throughout the year. Call the Lakewood Branch's Info Services desk for schedules and registration dates. 732-363-1435 ext. 2100 or email the BM at csheridan [at] theoceancountylibrary.org
Students may register for the two classes offered on Saturdays (9am - noon and 1pm - 4pm) on any Saturday at the beginning of a class. Registrations are usually held at the beginning of the Fall/Spring semesters for Tues/Thurs morning or afternoon evening sessions and the Mon/Wed morning sessions. During the summer we may be holding Tues/Thurs evening classes.
We also offer Citizenship Prep classes at different times during the year and an active English Conversation Group on Monday nights at 6:30pm.
Free of Charge
Wednesdays 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Taught by Jewish Family Services of Middlesex County.
Free of Charge
Lakewood branch library offers citizenship classes on Wednesday evenings from Feb. 4 to March 18, 2015.
Taught by librarian – using materials from www.uscis.gov and the Civics and Citizenship Toolkit
