Drop in for free hour-long dance workouts at United Nations Plaza: Monday–Thursday 5:30–6:30pm (jazz funk, K-pop, hip hop, R&B) and weekends at 10am and 11am (K-pop, shuffle, Drenched!, BollyX).
Weekly: Tue 4–5pm (Fremont); Thu 4–5:30pm and Sat 10:15am–12pm (Newark Library)
Alameda County Library (Fremont Main Library and branches)
Alameda County Library runs free drop-in English practice every week: Tuesday Chat at the Fremont library (4–5pm, plus a Monday 7–8pm chat), and Thursday (4–5:30pm) and Saturday (10:15am–noon) conversation groups at the Newark library with free learning materials. All skill levels welcome; registration at Newark is recommended but not required.
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Classes & fitnessFree (worth about $138)Eligibility applies
San Francisco residents with California residency (or an AB 540 exemption) pay no tuition at City College of San Francisco, with no income limit, even if you already have a degree. You still apply to CCSF and register for classes.
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City College offers free noncredit classes for California residents across the city: English as a second language, high school diploma, citizenship prep, job skills and more. Apply online, take the ESL placement if needed, then register.
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Weekly classes at several branches (see the library calendar)
San Mateo County Libraries · San Francisco
San Mateo County Libraries offer free English classes taught by certified instructors, free U.S. citizenship classes on the 100 civics questions, conversation clubs and one-on-one adult literacy tutoring (18+). Classes run in person at branches such as North Fair Oaks and Half Moon Bay, and online.
Practice speaking English with other learners and library staff at Oakland Public Library's free conversation clubs: Tuesdays 4–5pm at the Fruitvale Branch and Thursdays 6–7pm at the Main Library (new topics every week), plus sessions at other branches such as Eastmont and 81st Avenue. All levels welcome.
Adults 18 and older without a high school diploma can apply to Alameda County Library's free Career Online High School program, a high school diploma you work toward online. Call Education and Literacy Services at 510-745-1480.
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