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RENEW
Project RENEW FAQs

Project RENEW

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • Is this program for me?
  • What types of services are offered?
  • What are the costs to be a student?
  • Where are classes offered?
  • How long am I eligible for services?
  • How do I get started?
Is this program for me? If you are a resident of Broward County and are...
  • A refugee or have political asylum
  • A Cuban or Haitian entrant or parolee
  • A Certified Victim of Trafficking
  • An Amerasian
Or If you are eligible and need…
  • To improve your English skills
  • Career counseling to plan and reach your employment goals
  • Training to prepare for the workforce
  • To become self sufficient in the US
...then Project RENEW is for you!
Type of services offered? ESOL, approved Continuing Education, workforce, and vocational training courses. Career and employability workshops/seminars. English literacy and Citizenship classes. Employment referral, transportation assistance, and more.
What are the costs? RENEW services are free for eligible students. Course materials are provided for in-class use at no charge. Project RENEW may also pay for approved training resources.

(Some resources are paid up front by student).
Where are classes offered? RENEW offers a variety of courses in the following cities located in Broward County: Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs and approved technical Centers.
What is the length of eligibility? Length of services available for eligibile students may vary. Call 954-201-8705 for more information.
How do I get started? Please call 954-201-8709 to schedule an "eligibility" appointment. Bring all approved documentation with you (see below):
  • I-94
  • Social Security Card
  • Employment Authorization Card
  • Permanent Residence Card
  • Driver License or Florida ID
  • Asylum Letter or Order
  • Asylum Application Receipt (for entrants and/or parolees from Cuba or Haiti only)
  • Work information or referral from ORR Services, Youth COOP, or Workforce One.