Register for Citizenship Classes at Chatham Literacy

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Chatham Literacy provides free adult education to those living or working in Chatham County. We match people who want to learn with people who volunteer to teach. Our programs fall under the categories of English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), Citizenship, and Adult Goal-Based Education.

Not sure if this is for you? Find our why it’s important to study with Chatham Literacy.

If you are interested in our educational programs as either a student or tutor, please contact us at 919-742-0578 or admin@chathamliteracy.org. Or use the buttons above to download an application.

Citizenship classes are for people who want to prepare for the naturalization test to become a U.S. citizen.

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Citizenship provides a sense of belonging, legal protection, and the ability to fully participate in civic life. It offers opportunities for political engagement, including voting and running for public office, allowing immigrants to influence decisions that affect their lives. Citizenship grants access to government benefits and social services, enhances job prospects, and provides a sense of stability and security. Moreover, citizenship affirms commitment to the values and principles of the United States, fostering a stronger connection to the country and enabling immigrants to fully realize the American Dream.

We help people who want to become citizens study for citizenship test. It involves the history, government structure, and civic responsibilities of the United States. Aspiring citizens engage in diligent preparation, delving into topics such as the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the branches of government, and the rights and freedoms that define this nation. Through studying, they gain a deeper understanding of the values and principles that underpin American society. This process instills a sense of pride, as individuals equip themselves with the knowledge needed to actively participate in civic life and contribute to their communities. The dedication and effort put into studying for the citizenship test demonstrate a strong commitment to embracing the rights and responsibilities that come with being a U.S. citizen.

If you want to become a citizen, or provide help those who do, please contact us at 919-742-0578 or admin@chathamliteracy.org. Or use the buttons above to download an application.

Register for Citizenship Classes at Chatham Literacy
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