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REGISTRATION FEE AND ENGLISH COURSE COSTS
The enrollment registration fee is $50, which is non-refundable. However, this fee is waived for returning students. All students must be at least 18 years old to enroll in any Project Light courses.
The cost of the Core Fundamental English language course is $200*. This fee includes all required study materials and supplies. After completing the registration process, a self-assessment, and an English placement test, students can join an English class throughout the school year, based on availability.
*Partial or full scholarships for the English language course are awarded to returning students based on merit, which considers factors such as class attendance, test results, and the practice of English both inside and outside the classroom, as outlined in the School Learning Contract signed at enrollment. New students may apply for a full or partial scholarship by going through scholarship application process. This process is done in person. A scholarship committee will review applications.
The English language courses are conveniently scheduled allowing flexibility for our students. Classes are available in the morning from 9 AM to noon or in the evening from 5:30 PM to 8 PM.
Project Light Language School has adopted the ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) curriculum, which aligns with the Florida Department of Education’s Adult ESOL Curriculum Framework. This curriculum aims to provide a comprehensive and effective learning experience for students, ensuring they develop the necessary language skills to thrive in an English-speaking environment.
The school offers a diverse range of opportunities for learning English. From beginner courses to those designed for advanced learners, each program combines in-class and online instruction to create a dynamic learning experience.
Project Light measures students’ English language progress and proficiency using the CASAS Reading and Listening Series, along with other proficiency tests recommended by ACTFL (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages).
Course duration: August - May
Schedule: Class meets twice a weekRegistration fee: $50 (until May, 2026)
Course tuition: $200 (until May, 2026)
Course duration: August - December
Schedule: Class meets four times a week
Registration fee: $50 (until May)
Course tuition: $200 (until December)
Course duration: 10 weeks
Delivery platform: Zoom
Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday, 6 - 7:30pm
Registration fee: $50
Course tuition: $200
Project Light Language School does not conduct official interviews for citizenship. The Citizenship class will provide a practice foundation for this interview and assist you in learning important historical facts. However, Project Light Language School cannot guarantee that its students will pass the citizenship test. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will conduct the interview, evaluate your knowledge of U.S. history and government, and their decision will determine whether you pass the test.
The registration fee is $50, and the cost for the Citizenship class is also $50, which includes study materials.
This 8-week Citizenship course is designed to help students prepare for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Naturalization Test. It is tailored to meet the individual needs of each student.
To enroll in the Citizenship course, students must first take an English placement test that assesses their English language skills.
This eight-week Computer course is designed to teach basic computers. It meets once a week for two hours and is held at the school’s computer lab. The school provides computers for in-lab use.
The course is designed to equip you with practical computer skills that you can apply in your daily life. It will focus on using a computer and the Internet, conducting job search online, writing a resume, and other necessary computer skills.
With a registration fee of just $ 50 and a total course cost of $ 100, including all requested course material, this 8-week computer course is not only comprehensive but also affordable.
Build the English skills needed for everyday life, work, and community participation. Courses are available from beginning through intermediate-high levels and focus on speaking, listening, reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar.
Year-long course August - May
2 days/week: Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday
morning 9-11am or evening 6:30-8pm
ongoing enrollment throughout the school year.
School Registration: $50
Cost: $200 per course
Develop confidence speaking English in real-life situations. Students practice listening, speaking, pronunciation, and communication skills through interactive activities and discussions.
Semester-long course: August - December, January - May
2 days/week , face-to-face or ONLINE
morning 11:15am-12pm or evening 5:30-6:15pm
Registration August-September, January-February
Coast: $100 per semester
Prepare for employment and career advancement with courses that strengthen workplace communication and job-search skills. Students learn how to communicate professionally, prepare application materials, and succeed in interviews.
Resume / Interview Workshops
2 days for 2 hours on Fridays 10am-12pm
based on demand
Cost: $50 per workshop
Learn essential computer and technology skills needed for work, education, and everyday life. Students gain hands-on experience using computers, email, the internet, and common workplace applications.
4-weeks course
based on demand
Coast: $50
Prepare for the U.S. citizenship process while strengthening English skills and learning about American history, government, and civic responsibilities.
6-8-weeks course
individual schedule
upon request
Coast: $50
Students must be at least 18 years old to enroll. A one-time, non-refundable registration fee of $50 applies to new students and is waived for returning students.
Course tuition vary. Tuition includes all required textbooks, learning materials, and classroom supplies. Specific course costs and schedules are listed in each Program Description.
Partial and full scholarships are available. Returning students may qualify based on attendance, academic progress, and participation. New students may apply through an in-person scholarship application process reviewed by the Scholarship Committee.
Project Light Language School has adopted the ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) curriculum, which aligns with the Florida Department of Education’s Adult ESOL Curriculum Framework. This curriculum aims to provide a comprehensive and effective learning experience for students, ensuring they develop the necessary language skills to thrive in an English-speaking environment.
The school offers a diverse range of opportunities for learning English. From beginner courses to those designed for advanced learners, each program combines in-class and online instruction to create a dynamic learning experience.
Project Light measures students’ English language progress and proficiency using the CASAS Reading and Listening Series, along with other proficiency tests recommended by ACTFL (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages).
Thank you for your interest in our school. We are finishing this school year and getting reading for the next.
The registration for the new school year will begin on July 1, 2026. Come back to our website to fill in the forms online. We will contact you with your appointment date. The classes begin on August 10, 2026.