Literacy Volunteers of Greater Worcester
Providing English language proficiency for Economic Security
Office Hours (pdf)
Madison Office
90 Madison St. Suite 303a, Worcester MA 01608
Monday – Thursday
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Library Office
3 Salem St. Room 332, Worcester MA 01608
Monday – Thursday
11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Email us at info@lvgw.org
Call us at 508-754-8056
Text us: on WhatsApp: 508-754-8086
Fall 2023 ESOL Classes: September 25 – December 2, 2023
(10-week courses in person and online)
In person registration 8/28/2023 — 9/20/2023
Registration Hours
90 Madison St. 303a M – F 9 am – 1 pm 3
Salem St. Room 332 M – F 11 am – 5 pm
(To help you succeed in learning, staff will register you and help you access LVGW WhatsApp class group, email and/or Zoom on your cell phone )
Update: Pre-enrollment has ended. In-Person Registration will start on August 28 and end on September 20. Read more about the class schedule and registration information.
LVGW offers 10-week ESOL classes in Fall 2023 (September to December). English classes are offered at Survival, Beginner, and Intermediate levels Classes are taught by our experienced and dedicated ESOL teachers. If you are interested in pre-enrolling LVGW Fall ESOL Classes, please sign up now. The office will contact you with more information.
Good morning, LVGW Teachers and Volunteer Tutors – I’m very excited to share this message on behalf of our Board of Directors. Best regards, Patrice Keegan
A Message from the Board of Directors:
Welcoming LVGW’s New ED!
It is with great pleasure that we announce LVGW’s Program Manager Pingsheng Chen has been promoted to the role of Executive Director.
Just two months ago, Ping joined LVGW after retiring from a 28-year career at the Worcester Public Library. Prior to working as a reference librarian and division head of Public Services for WPL, Ping lived in China where she taught English. Outside of work, Ping enjoys cooking, gardening and time with family including her grandson, Teddy.
When we met Ping, we knew she was the right person to lead LVGW. She has already made many valuable contributions to our organization and we know she will thrive as ED.
We appreciate the time of the Board’s executive committee involved in this search process, which began last fall. We are grateful to our interim ED Patrice Keegan and Program Associate Raquel Mota-Hayes for their continuing dedication to a smooth transition process. And finally, we thank our tutors and teachers for their patience and commitment to providing uninterrupted educational services during our search for a new ED.
Sincerely,
The LVGW Board of Directors
