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Support for English language learners is a free community service, available to students and community members. Complete the form to be tutored in English or attend the full-semester class, ELL 101.
In addition to face-to-face and Zoom instruction by Qualified Faculty, there is an opportunity to learn from EnGen, a computer platform free to English Language Learners*. EnGen allows students to interact over subjects of interest outside of class time, at any level of English acquisition. Please contact Dr. Kathy Cox kcox@blueridgectc.edu with questions.
If you wish to reach out to other services outside Blue Ridge CTC, consider the following resources: Berkeley County ESL. Alternatively, contact the Literacy Volunteers of the Eastern Panhandle (LVEP):Â
*EnGen is a ProLiteracy product supported by New Readers Press
