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the english language center 

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Building Community Through Language
Please contact us for more information regarding our operations during COVID-19. elcinfo@jannus.org
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Welcome to the English Language Center

Idaho Water Center Building
322 E. Front St.
Boise, ID 83702
phone: (208)-949-0238​
email: elcinfo@jannus.org
Mission Statement:
Committed to a safe, welcoming environment and strengths-based approach, where teachers and students work together to build a solid learning foundation designed to help students thrive in the community. ​

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Class locations 

Class descriptions

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FREE Classes are held in three different locations
throughout the Treasure Valley 


Classes offer level-appropriate instruction in topics that are relevant to everyday life in the United States; such as, transportation, health, and employment.

General English (Beginning - Advanced)
University of Idaho - Boise Campus 
322 E. Front St. 
Boise, ID 83702

English for Seniors (Multi-Level) 
Boise State University - Pioneer Hall 
1402 Bronco Ln.
Boise, ID 83706

SPARK - Vocational English and Literacy (Pre-Beginning)
International Rescue Committee 
7291 W. Franklin Rd.
Boise, ID 83709
We also work with partners to create specialized classes including family literacy, employment and more. Please contact us for more information. 
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general english

Level-specific classes ranging from Beginning to Advanced that cover topics related to everyday life in the United States. A computer class is also offered to develop computer literacy skills, supplement vocabulary covered in class, search for employment, and study for driver's license tests. 

English for seniors 

Multi-level class focused on basic language skills, community building, socialization, and content necessary for obtaining citizenship.

spark - vocational english and literacy

Pre-beginning level class that builds literacy skills for those who may not be literate in their first language. Classes also focus on preparing students for the workforce in the United States. 

CULTURAL ORIENTATION

Every six weeks we invite professionals from their respective fields to give a presentations on healthcare, finances, legal rights, and education

This is offered at the University of Idaho - Boise Class Location ​

A different language is a different vision of life.

-Federico Fellini
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