🌤️It’s official! We have just 1 month left of spring classes and summer is almost here. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and look at our favorite part of WEC this term (and always): our community!!!
If you would like to join this wonderful community, there’s still room to join us in the Spring term! Check out the link in our bio for more information. 🔗
Washington English Center
WEC provides adult immigrants high-quality English language instruction and other workforce programs Improving the lives of immigrants through education.
05/29/2026
For today’s , we’re excited to spotlight three of the DC Mayor’s Offices that attended our fair:
1. Mayor’s Office on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs (MOAPIA) () supports and advocates for DC’s AAPI community. They work with the Mayor, Council, and District agencies to address community needs, fund local organizations, and improve access to important services and resources. MOAPIA also helps create programs that support public safety, education, health, housing, jobs, and economic opportunities for AAPI residents and businesses in DC. To learn more about MOAPIA, visit: https://communityaffairs.dc.gov/moapia
2. Mayor’s Office on Caribbean Community Affairs (MOCCA) () supports and empowers DC’s Caribbean community by connecting residents to government resources, services, and programs. They work with District leaders to address community needs and advocate for better access to housing, health care, education, jobs, public safety, social services, and business opportunities for its Caribbean residents in DC. To learn more about MOCCA, visit: https://communityaffairs.dc.gov/mocca
3. The Mayor’s Office on Latino Affairs (MOLA) () supports DC’s Latino community by connecting residents to important programs, services, and resources across all eight wards. MOLA also helps ensure Spanish-speaking residents can access city services and provides training and support to community organizations serving Latino families in DC. To learn more about MOLA, visit: https://communityaffairs.dc.gov/mola
Thank you all for joining our Community Resource Fair! We’re grateful for the time you spent speaking with our students and attendees, sharing valuable resources, and helping connect DC residents to important programs and services. Thank you for your continued work to support and empower communities across the District through accessible, inclusive, and community-focused services.
📸 Photo Credits: Sergio B (.bysergio), Ava M. (.ava), and Andres R (). Thank you once more!
05/28/2026
🗓️📢SAVE THE DATE!
WHAT: Non-Profit Partner Networking Event
WHEN: Friday, June 12th from 10am -12:30pm
WHERE: Washington English Center, 1100G St NW, Suite 200, Washington, D.C 20005
Join us for some light refreshments and snacks and get the chance to connect with other non-profit organizations in the community! 🫂
📝Registration is required. You can find the registration form in our linktree in the bio. 🔗
05/26/2026
📝💼 Thank you to LocktonCARES () for hosting a career prep workshop for our students last week!
During the event, students learned new ways to improve their resumes and practiced interview skills through mock interviews. They also explored networking tips to help them feel more confident about their future careers. Thank you so much for the time, support, and guidance you shared with our students! 🤝
Missed this event? No worries! Join us on Friday, June 5th for our next career related workshop: Deloitte Career Skills Day from 11am-1pm! This event will be in-person and lunch will be included. Please be sure to register by May 29th to ensure we have enough food at the event. You can register ahead of time via our linktree in the bio.
We hope to see you there!
05/22/2026
🎊 Are you a Level 7 or 8 student interested in becoming a volunteer, a current or former student-volunteer, or a volunteer whose native language is not English? Join us on Tuesday, May 26th, in-person or online, for our Multilingual Student and Volunteer Social Event!
📆 In-person will be from 12:45 PM-1:45 PM, snacks and drinks included!
💻 Online will be from 5:30 PM-6:30 PM
🔗 You can register for the event via our linktree in the bio!
It’s official! Summer is almost here. ☀️😎
Registration for WEC’s summer term opened 2 weeks ago and there’s just 1 day left to benefit from our early bird discount! If you register and pay by 11:59pm tomorrow (5/22), you can get $20 off group classes. Afterwards, the regular pricing for summer group classes will be $120.
🎉Classes officially begin July 13th and end August 19th!
05/19/2026
🏖️ Our Summer 2026 Term Registration Form is now open!
📚 Enroll today! SAVE $20 on group classes if you register and pay in full by Friday, May 22nd, 11:59pm ET.
❗️Important Summer Term Dates:
👉Term Start Date: July 13th, 2026
👉Term End Date: August 19th, 2026
Don’t forget to share our classes with your friends!
🔗 Use our linktree in the bio to find our registration form! Or visit us at www.washingtonenglish.org/students to learn about all our program offerings and schedules.
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05/15/2026
For today’s , we’re excited to shout-out three amazing local partner organizations:
1. Latino Economic Development Center () empowers Latino and local communities by connecting families and entrepreneurs with the financial tools, education, and support needed to build long-term stability and prosperity. Their Financial Empowerment Center offers financial coaching, personalized goal-setting, debt management guidance, credit-building support, investment and retirement education, financial therapy, and referrals to additional community resources. You can learn more at: https://www.ledcmetro.org/financial_ec.
2. Mary’s Center () is a community health center that provides healthcare, education, and social services to help individuals and families build healthier and more stable futures. They offer support all in one place, including medical, dental, and behavioral health care, social services, family literacy programs, workforce development, and educational support. You can learn more at: https://www.maryscenter.org/
3. The Mayor’s Office on African Affairs () supports and empowers DC’s African communities by connecting residents with important local services, resources, and language access support. MOAA also funds community organizations, promotes cultural awareness through events and programs, and helps strengthen community connections across the District. You can find a list of their resources and programs at: https://communityaffairs.dc.gov/moaa
Thank you all for joining our Community Resource Fair and sharing valuable resources, services, and support with our students and attendees. Your dedication to empowering individuals, strengthening families, and building healthier, more connected communities continues to make a meaningful impact across the DC area. We are truly grateful for your partnership and for the important work you do every day to support our communities.
📸 Photo Credits: Sergio B (.bysergio), Ava M. (.ava), and Andres R (). Thank you once more!
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