Practice everyday English in a relaxed, supportive group for adult learners at Clarinda Community Centre. Classes run during the school term; $10 per term for Australian residents.
Monday 2 February 2026
to Monday 14 December 2026
9:30am - 12:00pm
58 Viney St, Clarinda VIC 3169, Australia
$10 per term for Australian residents
Join a friendly, supportive group designed to help adult learners practise everyday English, build confidence and meet new people. This conversational class focuses on practical speaking and listening skills that make daily life and community participation easier for parents and caregivers.
This class is relaxed and welcoming, perfect for adult learners of all levels who want gentle, practical English practice. You'll work on everyday conversations, pronunciation, and listening strategies that help at school events, appointments and community activities.
Sessions are largely conversational with simple prompts, small group discussions and role plays to help participants build confidence. The pace is mindful of adults juggling family and work commitments, with friendly volunteers and tutors to support learning.
Expect a social atmosphere where making friends and community connection is part of the learning. This is a great chance for parents to meet others, practice English speaking skills and build local networks while children are at school.
Classes run on Mondays during the school term, from 09:30 to 12:00, offering a consistent morning routine that fits around school drop-offs and family commitments. Sessions focus on everyday English, reading and speaking practice suitable for adult learners.
The program welcomes all English levels and is tailored to real-life topics like shopping, appointments, school communication and social conversation. Materials and activities are practical and parent-friendly, helping you apply English skills at home and in the community.
This is a low-cost community program with a strong emphasis on supportive learning and improving confidence in spoken English. Tutors encourage participation without pressure and provide helpful feedback in a respectful environment.
Classes are held at Clarinda Community Centre, 58B Viney Street, Clarinda 3169 — a local, accessible community venue that is easy to reach by public transport or car. The venue is familiar to many families and close to local amenities.
Consider walking, cycling or using public transport to reduce parking stress; the centre is set in a family-friendly neighbourhood and is convenient after school drop-offs. The surrounding area has local shops and cafes for a quick coffee after class.
Facilities are community-centre standard and designed to be accessible; if you need specific access information or support, contact the organisers in advance and they will assist where possible.
This program is aimed at adult learners and runs during school terms; it is not a children's activity. It focuses on conversational English, reading and writing support, and social connection for parents and caregivers.
The fee is $10 per term for Australian residents; please bring any concessions documentation if relevant and check with the host about eligibility. Places may be limited so early booking is recommended to secure your spot.
For health and safety, follow the community centre's guidelines and consider public transport or active travel to reduce congestion; the organisers encourage considerate parking and drop-off behaviour near the centre.
Bookings and enquiries are handled by Mordialloc Neighbourhood House; you can phone 9587 4534 for enrolment details, term dates and to confirm availability. This is the quickest way to reserve your place and ask about fee assistance or eligibility.
The cost is only $10 per term for Australian residents, making it an affordable way to build English skills and meet other parents. Check term start dates with the host as classes follow the local school calendar and may pause for holidays.
If you need more information, call the Mordialloc Neighbourhood House number above. They can answer questions about class level, materials, and whether you should attend every session or drop in depending on your schedule.
