VESL Work Readiness & Communication Skills
The VESL Work Readiness & Communication Skills Program is designed for intermediate-advanced ESL students looking for employment or exploring careers.
The VESL Work Readiness & Communication Skills program is designed for intermediate-advanced ESL students and focuses on career exploration, the job search process, hard & soft skills, and workplace culture and etiquette. This program helps you improve your communication skills in English while learning and practicing effective strategies for finding and starting a job.
Watch Our Video For More InformationComplete the following courses to earn a certificate!
Required Courses (complete courses in this order):
- ESLV 5000 - VESL: Work Readiness and Communication Skills, Module A
- ESLV 5001 - VESL: Work Readiness and Communication Skills, Module B
A Certificate of Competency is awarded upon successful completion of all required courses.
Request Your Certificate
If you have completed and passed all of the required courses in each program, submit the petition form “Petition for Certificate of Competency.”
Steps to Get Started
Use the guide below to start taking classes in the VESL Work Readiness & Communication Skills Program. For more detailed instructions, go to How to Take Noncredit Classes.
- Check course availability in Schedule of Classes
To find VESL Work Readiness & Communication Skills courses in the class schedule, look for the subject “ESL Vocational Noncredit”.
- Choose which type of student you are:
Follow these steps if you are new to PCC OR returning after an absence of 1 or more major semester(s):
- Apply to Noncredit
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Create an OpenCCC account if you don’t have one already.
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Receive Welcome Letter via email
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Check your Registration Status Date in LancerPoint
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Register for classes in LancerPoint using CRN#
Follow these steps if you are a current or continuing PCC student (noncredit or credit):
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Check your Registration Status Date in LancerPoint
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Register for classes in LancerPoint using CRN#
- Apply to Noncredit