Look for classes in your area. The Internet and phone book are valuable resource in your search. You can also get recommendations from friends that have taken English as a Second Language (ESL) classes before.
Set your budget. Many of the ESL classes in Orlando require fees. Students can learn in ESL programs at universities and colleges, such as ESL Language Centers at Stetson University. The Center for Global Languages and the Center for Multilingual Multicultural Studies are also organizations in Orlando that offer English classes. If you can't afford to pay for a class, check the library or community center in your neighborhood to see if free classes are available.
Talk to the instructor. It is important to get as much information about a class as possible. You need to choose a class that fits your current English skills, as well as your budget and schedule. Ask about class times and what material will be covered in class.
Register for the class that best fits your needs.
Practice your English. Read English books or purchase a computer program to supplement your class. (You can even teach yourself English at home if you have a computer program.) Speak out loud to yourself in English. This will help you learn how to pronounce the words you are learning.
Immerse yourself in English. Don't be afraid to go out into Orlando and talk to people in your new language. Coffee shops, community centers and beaches are places to meet new people. Exposing yourself to English will help your mind learn to understand and remember the language. It always helps to practice with a native speaker.