Ammerman Campus
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The program features three ESL options designed for individuals who are not native English speakers and may need tailored English language education. These options include both part-time and full-time noncredit developmental classes, as well as a credit-based developmental program. The primary goal of all three offerings is to equip students with a practical understanding of the English language. Participants will gain essential communication abilities to help them find jobs, navigate everyday situations more effectively, and pursue additional college courses if they choose. It’s important to note that all ESL courses, whether credit or non-credit, are classified as developmental and do not count towards any degree or certificate requirements. Those interested in non-credit ESL classes can reach out to: (631) 451-4859 for Ammerman Campus in Selden; (631) 548-2645 for Eastern Campus in Riverhead; and (631) 851-6519 for Grant Campus in Brentwood.
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Selden, New York
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