TEACH Citizenship Club We are starting a new "club" for TEACH students interested in learning more about the U.S. Citizenship process. We will meet for 3 sessions this summer on Zoom to discuss the naturalization process, including the citizenship interview and test. All students are welcome, from those who might consider citizenship in the future to those currently preparing. For more infomation text, call or email: Leslie Singel 630-217-0396 lsingel@teachempowers.org Cathy McCabe 630-248-9594 cmccabe@teachempowers.org Amy Smetana 708-968-7023 asmetana@teachempowers.org
Learn English Student Registration Complete our form to register for TEACH Learning English! Register here!
Teach Conversation Club Summer '22 When: Wednesday 6-7 p.m. Dates: July 13th until August 17th Where: Zoom Who: Students of all levels Come join us to watch and discuss a short movie. Register here to sign up. Hope to see you there.
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Students and tutors once gathered
in the Sisters of St. Joseph's
"School on Wheels" bus. Today, they
work together at one of the
TEACH locations in Cook,
DuPage, and Will counties.
Learning English isn’t the only
goal of our TEACH students.
They also have goals of becoming
American citizens which are
attained with the help and
encouragement of their tutors.
A tutor encourages his student
to identify the continents on
the globe. English is the only
language spoken during tutoring
sessions.
Workbooks and worksheets are
used to help students learn the
English language. Some exercises
require students to create stories
from pictures.
Reaching out to the community,
TEACH offers classes to companies
and their employees. These classes
are offered after-hours at
an employee’s workplace and
at 17 local facilities.
Rooted in the Congregation of St. Joseph's founding values of promoting inclusion, unity, and equity,
TEACH works to enrich the quality of life of all immigrants so that they may actively participate in and contribute to their communities.
Through free individualized instruction, mentoring, and support,
TEACH empowers adult learners to build their strengths and develop confident voices, enabling them to advocate for themselves, and their families in all dimensions of life.
TEACH reaches 48 communities in Western Cook, DuPage, and Will counties.
