The Adult English as a Second Language (AESL) program is an intensive, non-credit English language program that provides non-native English speakers with English language instruction to meet their vocational, community, personal, and academic goals.
The Adult English as a Second Language (AESL) program offers three certificates of competency.
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| Intermediate Level |
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AESL skills courses help non-native speakers of English improve specific English skills. Students who want focused instruction on one of these skills should enroll in the skill course of their choice.
Practice listening, speaking, reading, and writing English skills all in one class! Learn English so you can succeed in everyday life, at work, at school or in your community.
ELEVATE Peer Mentors are students who assist in the day-to-day operations of the CAANAPI and facilitate our events and workshops. Peer Mentors also support fellow ELEVATE students with navigating their journey through their time at IVC by providing valuable insights from their experiences and training.
For more information about the ELEVATE Peer Mentors, please visit the CAANAPI located in B354.
The IVC and Saddleback Honors Programs held their 12th Annual IVC/Saddleback Student Research Symposium on November 3. Students from both colleges convened at IVC to share 59 oral and poster presentations of their research on topics including inequitable access to public transportation among community college students, AI-driven prediction for early detection of diabetes, and college students’ use of disposable vapes.