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Literacy at Fond du Lac Literacy Services means learning to...

  • Read to your child
  • Talk to your doctor about your health
  • Prepare for the GED/HSED
  • Study for US Citizenship
  • Communicate in English
  • Get a better job
  • Use a computer
  • Communicate with your child’s teacher
  • Understand your bills
                                                              ...and much more!

 

Fond du Lac Literacy Services provides a variety of programs designed specifically to meet the literacy needs of our community. All of our services are free.

Programs

One-on-one tutoring

One-on-one tutoring is our main tutoring method for both Adult Basic Education (ABE) and English Language Learning (ELL). Volunteer tutors are matched with learners to work toward their personal literacy goal in a safe learning space. Sessions are generally one to two hours, once per week and take place at the Fond du Lac Public Library.

 

English Conversation Group 1

This class is designed to support learners who have beginner English skills. Grammar, pronunciation, and conversation are emphasized. Idioms, slang, building vocabulary, and U. S. culture are addressed in each session.

Day; Tuesdays

Time: 6:00-7:00 pm

Location: Seefeld Room, 2nd floor of FDL Public Library

 

English Conversation Group 2

This class is designed to support learners who have higher foundational English skills. Grammar, pronunciation, and conversation are emphasized. Idioms, slang, building vocabulary, and U. S. culture are addressed in each session.

Day: Thursday

Time: 1:00-2:00 pm

Location: Seefeld Room, 2nd floor of FDL Public Library

 

Learner Resources

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