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The Adult Education program offers three-course formats for ESOL classes. All options use the same curriculum. Students may choose the option that works best for them at the time of enrollment.

In-Person: In this model, classes take place in a traditional classroom setting at the main campus. Students may choose the class schedule that is most convenient for them.
It is important to note that in-person classes have a limited capacity and are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

Hybrid: The hybrid model combines in-person instruction on campus with online requirements. The students will meet in a traditional classroom setting twice a week for 2.5 hours each day (5 hours each week). Additionally, students are required to independently complete a minimum of 5 hours of online studies each week.
It is important to note that hybrid classes apply only to certain levels of study.

Online: This model is self-paced and 100% online. The students will work independently from any setting that has access to Wi-Fi in order to complete a minimum of 10 hours per week.  In addition, the students will have one or two tutoring sessions per week via the Zoom platform. In these tutorials, instructors may introduce a lesson and/or answer questions and concerns regarding the week’s lessons.

To be successful in the online format, students must have access to:

• a computer, laptop, or tablet
• microphone and speakers
• computer camera
• internet access

Failure to comply with attendance expectations and online work requirements may result in withdrawal from the course. Refer to the MTC Student Handbook*

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