North Harris College English
English courses at North Harris College are divided into three groups--traditional courses that are college-level and that transfer to four-year colleges and universities, developmental courses that help students overcome reading and writing deficiencies to make them ready for the traditional college-level courses, and English as a Second Language (ESL) courses for those learning to speak and write English. This site contains information on English as a Second Language. For information on College-Level English or Developmental English, please go to the following sites:
College-Level English
Developmental English
English as a Second Language (ESL)
English as a Second Language classes are designed for students who are interested in improving their English skills, including grammar, writing, listening, speaking, reading, vocabulary, and pronunciation. ESL classes meet the needs of academically bound students and professionals who are preparing to enter careers requiring English proficiency.
Credit ESL students can earn institutional credit qualifying them for full-time student status, financial aid, and insurance needs. Continuing education ESL students can prepare for professions or acquire general broad-based English skill development.
Department Chairman: David Dahnke. 281-618-5577
Main Office: ACAD 217. 281-765-7901
Fax: 281-618-7165