FKCC envisions itself as a College System, on three campus sites, whose programs and services flow throughout its Caribbean location. Through this focus on island living and island learning, the Florida Keys Community College provides a quality education experience for students of all ages.

The cornerstone of FKCC is found in its academic programs, which include the Associate of Arts and the Associate of Science degrees. These are complemented by particular areas of excellence in programs that advance the appreciation, knowledge and skills critical to sustaining a tropical island economy and community.

Participants:

English as a Second Language program consists of following courses:

ESL: Summer English for Absolute Beginners, Part 1. This is the first part of a beginner's 15 week ESL course. It begins with the alphabet, numbers and SidebySide, Book 1, Page 1. Students need to understand a little English.

ESL: Summer Basics Level 1 Part 1.This follows the English for Absolute Beginners course and it continue using SidebySide, Book 1. It is designed to provide a strong base on which to build, providing the student with the most important language skills they will need to learn the essentials of the English language.

Reading, Writing and Grammar Review,  Summer. If a person is an English as a Second Language student who wants a chance to speak conversational English, learn more vocabulary and review grammar, this is the good choice.

Working & Living in English: Summer English for Absolute Beginners. First 6 weeks of a beginner's class designed to provide a strong base on which to build English skills. 

Working and Living in English: Summer Basics Level. This follows the English for Absolute Beginners course and we continue using SidebySide, Book 1. It is designed to provide a strong base on which to build, providing the student with the most important language skills they will need to learn the essentials of the English language.

Working and Living in English: Summer Basics. This is the first half of a basic course in a series of English as a Second Language courses designed to help non-native English speakers in the workplace and the community.
 
Working and Living in English: Summer Advanced Level 1. This is the first half of a first-level advanced course in a series of English as a Second Language courses designed to help non-native English speakers in the workplace and in the community.

Working & Living in English: Summer Advanced Conversation Level 2. If a person is an English as a Second Language student that needs a grammar refresher, then this is the class can be useful. Students will review grammar from basic to advanced forms. Listening, writing, conversation and vocabulary acquisition will be stressed.

ESL: Summer English for Absolute Beginners, Part 2. This is the second part of a beginner's 15 week ESL course. It is for students who are just beginning to read and write in English. It studies verbs in the simple present tense, nouns, pronouns, prepositions and objectives.

ESL: Summer Basics Level 1 Part 2. This is the second part of the second level of a 15 week ESL course. It is for students who are just beginning to read and write in English. It studies verbs in the simple present tense, nouns, pronouns, prepositions and objectives.

Reading, Writing and Grammar Review,  Summer Level 2. If you are an English as a Second Language student that wants a chance to speak conversational English, learn more vocabulary and review grammar, this is the class for you.

Working & Living in English: Summer English for Absolute Beginners . The second 6 weeks of a beginner's course stressing the "be" verb, simple present and continuous present tenses.  Vocabulary, pronunciation also stressed. 

Many others courses are available.

Tuition:
$146 per credit hour