MATC 2026-27 Catalog

resident immigrants, refugees and U.S. citizens. ESL/ELL students learn in a variety of ways including group or individualized, computer-assisted language learning, weekend classes and online. A student may choose courses in oral language development, vocabulary improvement, reading and writing skills, preemployment English, and computer skills. Students also can get help in preparing for citizenship. Outreach programs for business and industry are available. ESL/ELL CONTACT INFORMATION

progress. Students may ful fi ll the subject requirements through high school credits, GED tests, college coursework or competency-based courses. Weekly participation is mandatory and tracked to ensure students remain on track for timely completion. The program provides participation options in both in-person and online formats, available in English and Spanish. HSED 5.09 program requirements: • At least age 18½ years old • Completion of the TABE assessment with a scale score of 519 in reading For more information, email hsed@matc.edu. INTEGRATED EDUCATION TRAINING PROGRAM (IET) Earn college credits! Attain high school credentials and/or improve your English at the same time with the IET program! The program helps you learn skills to join the workforce or prepare to enroll in one of MATC’s 180-plus degree or diploma programs while getting your high school diploma. • Enroll in Adult High School, GED/HSED or ESL classes. • Have not taken college classes in the United States previously. • Attend an IET general information session. • Meet with IET academic support specialist. • Score a NRS level 4 or above on TABE reading. ACADEMIC SUPPORT SKILLS Academic support skills instruction is geared to those who do not have a high school diploma. Instruction levels range from grades 0-12. Courses are useful for those who plan to enter a college program at MATC, pass the GED test, or enter MATC’s Adult High School program to earn a high school diploma. Academic support skills subjects include reading, mathematics, science and writing. Courses are offered at MATC campuses and at community-based organizations (CBOs) throughout metro Milwaukee. Spanish-language courses are offered at some locations. For information, email veleza@matc.edu or call 414-297-7923. LEARN ENGLISH English as a Second Language (ESL)/English Language Learners (ELL) Programs MATC’s programs help students learn English so they may function more effectively at work, at home and in the community. The ESL program also prepares students for college coursework. MATC provides English language instruction to a linguistically diverse (more than 30 languages) and culturally diverse (50 countries) population. The student population comes from all educational and ethnic backgrounds. The program serves students living in Milwaukee and includes IET program requirements: • Be at least 18 years old.

Oak Creek, Room A152 6665 South Howell Avenue 414-571-4503 esloakcreek@matc.edu Walker’s Square 816 West National Avenue 414-297-8822 West Allis, Room 105 1200 South 71st Street 414-456-5302 eslwest@matc.edu

Downtown Milwaukee, RoomS216 700 West State Street 414-297-6267 eslmilw@matc.edu Mequon 5555West Highland Avenue 262-238-2238 eslmequon@matc.edu

COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS English as a Second Language classes are offered at various community-based organizations (CBOs) throughout Milwaukee. These locations provide accessible education for individuals who cannot attend classes on campus, MATC offers fl exible scheduling with classes available in the morning, afternoon, and evening. Options include both in person and virtual formats to meet diverse needs. For more information, call Jacqueline Jolly, 414-297-6427. DUAL ENROLLMENT Dual enrollment programs offer fl exible learning options, including online and in person at MATC, helping students explore careers, complete transferable credits or even earn a career credential before graduation! MATC Dual Enrollment Programs include: Dual Enrollment Academy: Explore workforce-ready programs full time during your senior year. M-Cubed College Connections: Free college credit for Milwaukee Public Schools seniors at MATC and UW Milwaukee. Start College Now: High school juniors and seniors take individual courses that align with their career goals. Transcripted Credit: High school students (grades 9-12) take MATC-approved courses taught by their own instructors credentialed through MATC. Programs are predominantly paid by school districts. Families should work with their high school counselors. There are self-pay options. Explore more of MATC’s dual enrollment options to save time, reduce costs and prepare for the future! Questions? DualCredit@matc.edu.

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