English & citizenship education
English learning and citizenship preparation that support participants’ education, employment, and personal goals.
Build English and civics skills around your goals.
ARC’s English and citizenship education program supports community members working toward academic, employment, personal, and citizenship goals. The website can help you identify questions to bring to ARC, but the team should confirm current classes, registration, language support, schedules, and any costs before you enroll.
Questions to ask before enrolling
- 01Which English or citizenship-preparation opportunities are currently available.
- 02The format, schedule, registration process, and language support that may fit your needs.
- 03Which current official USCIS study materials are useful alongside class guidance when citizenship preparation is relevant.
What comes next
Learning needs and class availability can change. ARC can help you understand the current options and what to do next; use official USCIS materials for the citizenship test version that applies to your own application.
Are class times or costs listed here?
No. ARC should confirm current schedules, registration, learning format, language support, and any costs directly before you make plans.
What documents should I bring?
Ask ARC which documents apply to your situation. The existing office preparation checklist is a starting point, not a complete list of official requirements. Do not upload documents or send sensitive identification through a general inquiry form.
See ARC’s preparation checklist (opens in a new tab)Are appointments and classes currently available?
Confirm the current schedule, service availability, and any fees with the ARC team before visiting or enrolling.
Learners build English and civics readiness that support their personal, education, and employment goals.
For funders: proposed measures of progress
Possible indicators: enrollment, attendance, completion, and matched entry/exit learning assessments. Baselines and targets require an approved project plan.
Review the proposed evaluation frameworkBased on ARC’s published information (opens in a new tab). General information only; no individual legal advice.