The Immigrant Learning Center

The Immigrant Learning Center is a tutoring service in Malden, MA. The organization provides free ESOL classes, public education, and research regarding the economic contributions of immigrants. Serving the Greater Boston area, the center offers specialized English language programs, citizenship classes, and career advising to help immigrants and refugees achieve their personal and professional goals.

Since 1992, the center has helped nearly 13,000 immigrants and refugees from 122 different countries. The English Language Program utilizes a holistic approach to instruction, incorporating digital literacy, U.S. culture, and life skills into its curriculum. Through the Public Education Institute, the organization provides resources for educators and informs the public about immigration issues in the United States. Additionally, the Institute for Immigration Research, a joint venture with George Mason University, produces multidisciplinary research on immigration to the country. The center's staff of 38 professionals includes many individuals with diverse cultural backgrounds and advanced degrees.

Located on Main Street, the center is a short walk from the Malden Public Library and Cheverus Elementary.

The Immigrant Learning Center is recognized for its long-standing history of service and its dedication to providing essential tools for community success. With over three decades of experience, the organization stands as a vital resource for those seeking to become economically self-sufficient and socially engaged.

The Immigrant Learning Center continues to empower the immigrant community through dedicated education and advocacy in Malden.