A Turkish social media user living in the United States explained: Free English education opportunity
Ezgi, a Turkish social media user living in the United States, explained that English education in state-supported adult schools is free. In addition to book and tablet support, the program also offers opportunities to socialize with people from different countries.
Ezgi, a Turkish social media user living in the United States, drew attention to the free adult English education available in the country in the video she shared.
Ezgi, noting that the lessons at Tastin Adult School where she herself studied are offered free with state support, urged those living in the United States who want to improve their English to take advantage of this opportunity.
Class Determined According to Level Test
According to Ezgi, students who enroll in the school first take a level test. Based on the test results, a class appropriate to the student's level is assigned.
During the education process, the school also provides the necessary books for students to use free of charge. Additionally, tablets can be used for lessons.
The Classroom Even Has a Kitchen
Ezgi said that the school's facilities are not limited to lessons alone, and that one of the classrooms also has a small kitchen area students can use.
Students can prepare tea and coffee here. When students from different countries occasionally bring foods from their own cultures to the classroom and share them with friends, the learning environment also becomes a cross‑cultural meeting point.
"Not Just This School"
Ezgi also emphasized that the free education opportunity is not limited to the school she attends.
Ezgi noted that similar free adult‑education programs exist in various parts of the United States, and she said she also shared information on how to find such opportunities in her own region in the description section of her social‑media post.
Both English and Socializing Opportunities
According to Ezgi, such programs offer immigrants living in the U.S. not only an opportunity to learn English, but also a significant chance to meet people from different countries and build a social circle.
The social media user said that free education programs are one of the opportunities that can be considered by those who want to improve their language skills.
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