Serve! Engaging Youth for Change
15 May 2008
ESL Classes

Introducing ESL class is a great idea for newcomers, especially for the people who do not have English as their first language.  It will allow them to get involved in the community and will also make them feel comfortable.  ESL classes will enable them to interact with other people and will make their lives easier.  Many newcomers really don’t know what to do or where to go, especially when they don’t know anyone or don’t have any relatives or friends in the area. They may feel lonely and may need assistance.  ESL classes perhaps could be the right thing for them. There they can be told more about the country, law and order and how things go around here. This may be a vital help to them and can benefit their family too.  Helping them in learning a new language may not be as beneficial to the adults as we think.  Educating the parents may not help them as much but it will help their children for sure. Educated children mean a bright future for our country.  This ESL program can be very good idea for newcomers and the government should plan more about such classes so our country can have a much brighter future.

By Ali (Step Up March Break program participant)

Posted by Elaine (Program Manager)
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