New York Language Center

ESL Programs: Full-Time Courses

ㆍIntensive Language Program (ILP): 20 hours/week

ㆍPremium Intensive Language Program (PILP): 25 hours/week

ㆍSuper Intensive Language Program (SILP): 30 hours/week The English as a Second Language (ESL) program at New York Language Center uses a communicative approach and is divided into levels 1-10, for students starting as beginners to those almost fluent. The program integrates the four ESL skills: speaking, reading, listening and writing. It is taught by experienced ESL faculty who are trained to help students progress. All students are encouraged to practice their newly acquired skills both inside and outside of class. Classes meet Mondays to Fridays. Students are given both an oral and written placement test and may change courses within the first 3 days without additional fees. Business English and TOEFL preparation are offered as core classes. All classes are conducted in English and are closely monitored by our academic team. All levels may not be offered every session at each branch. Levels are offered based on current student needs. 1) Intensive Language Program (ILP): 20 hours per week The Intensive Language Program (ILP) of 20 hours per week is divided into a core module of 75 hours of instruction and a supplemental module of 50 hours as follows: Core Module (주당 15시간, 레벨당 5주)

ㆍLevels 1~10: 초급-고급 10단계

ㆍ10레벨 이상: Business English, Academic Writing, & TOEFL iBT Supplemental Module (주당 5시간, 레벨당 10주)

ㆍBased on the student’s current level, students will move through a series of complementary courses that include pronunciation, grammar practice, idioms, writing, academic writing, phrasal verbs, American culture, business communications, reading and academic reading. 2) Premium or Premium Intensive Plus (24 hours/week or 28 hours/week) Students may add hours to the ILP and join the Premium Intensive Language Program (PILP) of 24 hours per week or the Premium Intensive Plus Language Program (SILP) of 28 hours per week. 3) Semi-Intensive

ㆍStudents progress through the modules through Level X. Classes are offered 3 hours daily, morning or afternoon, Monday through Friday.

ㆍTOEFL preparation and Business English can be taken as a semi-intensive course . This program is ideal for tourists on B2 or ESTA status.

ESL Programs: Part-Time Course Below is a general schedule for our Part Time Courses (also known as Short Courses). Please note the times and costs may vary for different locations, and are subject to change without notice. Part time courses require a one-time $35 registration fee, ($95 registration fee for Semi-Intensive courses at Midtown), valid for one year. Call or e-mail us for details about the times, locations, and levels of specific class offerings. Note that there is a $50 supplemental fee required for the five week advanced iBT TOEFL preparation course. The iBT TOEFL preparation course is offered at NYLC-Midtown from 2:30 to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday, starting every 5 weeks. [MIDTOWN, Manhattan] Three hours Part-time (= Semi-Intensive Course):

ㆍ3 hours per day, five weeks per session, Monday thru Friday.

ㆍRegistration fee $95.00

ㆍTuition cost $600 (materials included).

ㆍSchedules: 10:00 – 1:00 pm or 2:30 – 5:30 pm Two hours Part-time Courses

ㆍRegistration fee $35.00

ㆍTuition cost $220 (materials included).

ㆍSchedules: 8:00 – 10:00 am, 10:00 – 12:00 pm, or a) Monday thru Friday (세션당 5주과정) 8:00 – 10:00 am, 10:00 – 12:00 pm b) Monday thru Thursday (세션당 6주과정) 6:00 – 8:00 pm One hour Part-time Courses

ㆍ1 hour per day, five weeks per session, Monday thru Friday.

ㆍRegistration fee $95.00

ㆍTuition cost $200 (materials included).

ㆍSchedules: 9:00 – 10:00 am or 1:00 – 2:00 pm [UPPER WEST SIDE, Manhattan/JACKSON HEIGHTS QUEENS/BRONX] Two hours Part-time Courses

ㆍRegistration fee $35.00.

ㆍTuition cost morning/afternoon: $197; Evening: $210 (materials included).

ㆍSchedules: a) Monday thru Friday (세션당 5주과정) or 8:00 – 10:00 am, 10:00 – 12:00 pm, or 12:00 – 2:00 pm b) Monday thru Thursday (세션당 6주과정) 4:00 – 6:00 pm, 6:00 – 8:00 pm, or 8:00 – 10:00 pm [JAMAICA/WOODHAVEN, Queens] Two hours Part-time Courses

ㆍ2 hours per day, five weeks per session, Monday thru Friday.

ㆍRegistration fee $35.00

ㆍTuition cost morning: $210; evening: $220 (material included)

ㆍSchedules: a) Monday thru Friday (세션당 5주과정) 8:00 – 10:00 am, 10:00 – 12:00 pm b) Monday thru Thursday (세션당 6주과정) 6:00 – 8:00 pm, 8:00 – 10:00 pm [WEEKEND SCHEDULE] UPPER WEST SIDE, Manhattan/JACKSON HEIGHTS, Queens/BRONX/ WOODHAVEN, Jamaica Queens* Four hours Part-time Courses

ㆍ4 hours Saturdays or Sundays, ten weeks per session

ㆍRegistration fee $35:00

ㆍTuition cost $178 (material included)*; Woodhaven $10 additional

ㆍSaturdays schedule: 9:00 – 1:00 pm

ㆍSundays schedule: 10:00 – 2:00 pm For start dates or other information, call 718-476-7600 or 212-678-5800 or send an email to info@nylanguagecenter.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

TOEFL Preparation Students who are planning to attend college in the United States or need a TOEFL test score as a job requirements are encouraged to take our TOEFL Preparation Program. Depending upon your level of English and prior preparation our program can help you achieve a good score on your TOEFL iBT test. New York Language Center students have in the past been accepted to NY University, Columbia University, Julliard School of Music, Fashion Institute of Technology, School of Visual Arts, New School, and the campuses of City University New York. Individual results depend on you! Students must be at a high intermediate level of English to begin the program. An entrance test will be given to students joining the school for the first time. The program begins with a developmental skills class and serves as a comprehensive and stimulating review class. While focusing on grammar, it promotes the improvement of all language skills.

Business English The Business English courses at New York Language Center teach the skills necessary to do well in the workplace. Students engage in telephone conversations, meetings, and negotiations. They practice the vocabulary and expressions used in these business situations. They also learn how to interact with colleagues and clients through dialogues and role plays that focus on English, the target language. The class includes group work involving case studies where students discuss company issues and brainstorm for solutions. The course is structured to help learners put English to use in the workplace.