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Literacy Outreach offers a variety of courses and class formats designed to meet your literacy needs.
English Classes
Our English classes for adults (17+) are our most popular program, are offered at all levels, and are designed to work with each student’s skill level and schedule.
If you’re an adult seeking to learn or improve your English speaking, reading, and writing skills, we offer one-on-one or small group classes with professionally trained volunteers. Contact us today to see what best works for you!
Interested in additional hands-on experiential workshops, field trips, and more to practice the English you’ve learned? Join our mailing list!
Basic Literacy Skills
Are you an English-speaking adult (18+) who may struggle to read, write, or complete simple math computations? Literacy Outreach offers group and one-on-one tutoring to meet students where they are. To enroll or find out more, contact us.
Citizenship Exam Preparation
Taking the step toward U.S. citizenship is an exciting milestone. We offer citizenship exam preparation classes designed to help aspiring citizens gain the knowledge and skills necessary to complete each part of the process confidently. Interested? Contact us today.
Experiential Workshops, Field Trips, and More!
Bring learning to life in our experiential workshops. Each offers our students a great opportunity to practice their vocabulary and make new connections through interactive workshops and field trips out in the community.
All our activities are designed to help learners strengthen relationships and expand their knowledge of the place they live, all while learning empowering skills. Don’t miss our next event. Join our mailing list for upcoming workshops and more.
Which class format is right for you?
One-On-One, In Person, or Online
Ideal for students who may have a unique schedule, particular goals in mind, or just prefer an individual learning approach. Students and tutors are expected to commit to at least three hours per week for a 6-month period. A core textbook and a dictionary are provided for both students and tutors.
Small Groups
An opportunity to practice speaking and understanding English in real-time with a small group of 3-5 learners at your level. Group learning helps build social skills, confidence, and accountability—all while having fun!
Ongoing Experiential Workshops
Don’t miss an opportunity to bring what you’re learning to life. All of our hands-on, interactive workshops and field trips offer our students a great opportunity to practice their vocabulary and make new connections.
Past classes and workshops have ranged from cooking and gardening to heart health, first-aid and more. We’ve held clothing exchanges and taken field trips to “Jazz in the Park”, toured the CDOT offices at Glenwood Canyon Tunnels, harvested produce at Highwater Farm, and more.
How can you become a student?
If you’re willing to learn, challenge yourself, and meet someone new, you’re ready to take these next steps:
- Call us at 970.945.5282 (We speak Spanish!)
- Schedule an interview to meet with us and take a test to assess your learning level.
- Get your assigned tutor
- Commit to meeting with your tutor a minimum of 1.5 hours per week
- Start learning!
“Without the help of my tutor, I would not be able to do my job now.”
— Donna, Age 62. Adult Basic Education Student