ESL 101 - Beginning
Upon Completion of Beginning ESL, Students will be able to: 1) use the present tense of the verbs to be and to have; 2) use the simple present and the present progressive; 3) identify nouns, subjects, and objects; and, 4) use the simple future.

ESL 102 - Intermediate
Upon Completion of Intermediate ESL, Students   will be able to: 1) use the past tense of some irregular verbs; 2) use be going to and will to express the future; 3) use the modal auxiliaries  may, might , can, could, must, and would; 4) modify nouns; 5) use possessives; 6) make comparisons.

ESL 201 - Advanced
Upon Completion of Advanced ESL, Students will be able to: 1) understand and use non-action verbs;    2) use the present perfect, present perfect progressive, and past perfect; 3) use count nouns, non-count nouns, and articles; 4) use all the modal auxiliaries; 5) use the passive voice; 6) use adjective clauses; 7) use gerunds and infinitives;  8) use noun clauses.

ESL 202 - Master's
Upon Completion of Master’s ESL, Students will be able to: 1) use the verb tenses in English; 2) understand and demonstrate subject-verb agreement; 3) use nouns; 4) use pronouns; 5) use the modal auxiliaries.

ESL 301 - Keystone
Upon Completion of ESL Keystone, Students will be able to: 1) use the passive voice; 2) use noun clauses; 3) use adjective clauses; 4) use gerunds and infinitives; 5) use coordinating conjunctions; 6) use adverb clauses; 7) use conditional sentences.

ABE 302 - Adult Basic Education (ABE) Skills
Upon Completion of ABE, Students will be able to: 1) read proficiently in English; 2) write competent sentences; 3) understand and interpret social studies; 4) understand science; 5) understand and demonstrate basic mathematics; and, 6) enter the GED Preparation course.

GED 402 - General Education Development (GED)
Upon successful completion of this subject, students will be able to: 1) Read high-school level materials; 2) Write well-formed essays; 3) Demonstrate an understanding of social studies; 4) Demonstrate an understanding of science; 5) Demonstrate an understanding of high-school level mathematics; and 6) Sit for and successfully pass the GED test.

CSW 401 – Computer Skills for the Workplace
This course provides the most necessary computer skills for success in the workplace. It begins by familiarizing students with the computer and its parts in a simple-to-understand manner, followed by introducing students to the keyboard and touch-typing, and the Microsoft Office Suite: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook, which prepares them for creating, reviewing and editing business documents in the workplace. Intensive course instruction includes how to create an effective      resume, cover and thank you letters in Microsoft Word. The course explores how to use the Internet as a resource to find information and access knowledge, teaching students how use search      engines, job boards, upload and download files (e.g., resumes, cover letters), search and apply for job opportunities, and to perform business, workplace and career related research on the Internet.