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Citizenship & Civics

Skills Development

Begin Your Path to Citizenship Here

South Piedmont Community College offers a citizenship course designed to help non-native English speakers improve their language skills and prepare for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) Oral Interview exam and the 100 civics questions & answers.

This program focuses on essential vocabulary, interview questions, and civics knowledge needed for the process.

You’ll improve your English language skills as you gain the tools and support needed to successfully become a U.S. citizen.

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The Program Options

12-14 Weeks
Practice vocabulary from the N-400 application form, oral interview questions, and the 100 Civics questions & answers. Each class runs for about 2.5 hours and is scheduled, on average, for 12-14 weeks in the fall and/or spring semesters.

Mode

In-person

Prerequisites

Orientation and placement testing

Helping You Navigate the Citizenship Process

South Piedmont’s Citizenship & Civics classes provide invaluable support to students seeking to become American citizens. Led by a team of knowledgeable and experienced faculty members, these classes will help you prepare for the citizenship test. Our instructors provide clear, up-to-date information, ensuring that students feel confident as they prepare for the citizenship test.

One of the key strengths of South Piedmont’s citizenship program is its small class sizes. This allows for a more personalized learning experience, where each student receives individual attention. With fewer students in each class, the faculty can address specific concerns and tailor lessons to meet the unique needs of each learner, fostering a supportive and encouraging environment.

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Education in a Supportive Environment

South Piedmont’s Citizenship class was a huge help. The class was interesting and fun. It prepared me to take the citizenship test and interview. Without it, I would have had a much more difficult time.

Gloria Serrano, became a U.S. citizen in February 2024

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