Industry-related ESL Program Sales and Service  Health Care  Manufacturing Copyright © Notice The materials are copyrighted © and trademarked ™ as the property of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and may not be reproduced without the express written permission of TEA, for exceptions see the first page of this document.

Sales and Service English Course Information

Health Care English Skills Course Information

Manufacturing English Skills Course Information

Industry-related English Skills Time Commitment 20 hours per week of instruction 3 months

Industry-related English Skills To be successful in this program you should...  know some English,  do simple math, and  have basic computer experience.

Industry-related English Skills To be successful in this program you should...  come to class on time,  come to class every day, and  participate!

Industry-related English Skills This course will include... EnglishMath Computer Applications EmployabilityInternship

Industry-related English Skills What you will learn in this course...

Industry-related English as a Second Language  Develop English vocabulary  Practice listening to and speaking English

Industry-related English as a Second Language  Read printed materials  Write messages and complete forms

Industry-related Connected Basic Skills: Math  Computation  Fractions, Percents  Measurement  Time  Money, Decimals  Using Calculators

Industry-related Connected Basic Skills: Technology  Word Processing  Spreadsheets  Presentations  Internet 

Industry-related Connected Basic Skills: Employability  Locating job openings  Completing job applications  Dressing for success

Industry-related Connected Basic Skills: Employability  Keeping a job  Solving problems at work  Getting a better job

Work Experience Internship  Practice skills on the job.  Get experience.  Make connections.

Industry-related English What’s next? After you have finished the program, you might...  participate in additional adult education/GED/ESL programs or,  participate in on-the job training in an entry-level job; or,  enroll in a community college program; or,  enter another type of training program.

This program was developed as a Texas LEARNS initiative Funded by the Texas Education Agency Industry-related ESL Program Insert site logo here

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Industry-related ESL Program Retail Sales and Customer Service  Health Care  Manufacturing Copyright © Notice The materials are copyrighted © and trademarked ™ as the property of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and may not be reproduced without the express written permission of TEA, for exceptions see the first page of this document.