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Contents Our Locations ELC Los Angeles.04 ELC Boston .06 ELC Santa Barbara .08 Our Courses General English Courses.10 Test Preparation Courses .12 Academic Programs .14 Business English Courses.16 English Plus Programs .18 Summer Campus Programs and 50 Programs .19 Junior Programs .20 6 Our Accommodations / Services Services.21 Accommodations.23 2 W W W . E L C . E D U
E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E Welcome to ELC. Founded in 1978, ELC is proud of its 36 years of success. The English Language Center has been dedicated to providing English programs of the highest quality to international students since 1978. By employing highly qualified and dedicated instructors and by utilizing a dynamic and comprehensive curriculum, ELC provides the perfect environment for rapid language improvement. ELC also offers students extensive support services to ensure that their stay in the United States is culturally as well as educationally enriching. STUDENT i Why Choose ELC? Our Great Locations FACT FILE Nationalities: Albania, Angola, Argentina, Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Cameroon, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Ecuador, France, Germany, Guatemala, Kuwait, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Iran, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Kosovo, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Indonesia, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Mexico, Morocco, Panama, Peru, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Togo, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, USA, Venezuela, Vietnam, and more Los Angeles Boston Santa Barbara Our Memberships: IALC, ALTO, NAFSA, AAIEP, TESOL, MATSOL, CATESOL Our Top Accreditation: ACCET Our Teachers: Native speakers Highly experienced in TEFL University degrees Strong Academics: Dynamic and comprehensive curriculum Many Extras: Average age: 21 years Free tutoring Chaperoned activities and excursions Minimum age: General courses: 17 years Individual instruction: no age minimum College and university assistance Multi-level placement Test Site: Levels: 12 levels, low beginner to high advanced Institutional TOEFL, Institutional TOEIC, CPE, CAE, FCE E L ! C A D U L T B R O C H U R E 3
6 ELC Los Angeles Everything that happens in the USA happens first in Los Angeles. In glamour, fashion, arts, cuisine, L.A. is the future taking shape right now. And of course, Hollywood is the entertainment capital of the planet — where the world’s favorite films are made, where the most popular television shows are produced, and where the stars live, work and play. L O C AT I O N FA C T F I L E Key Facts Entertainment capital of the world Everything that happens in the U.S. happens first in L.A. Year-round sunny weather Great universities and innovative thinkers Close to: UCLA Santa Monica and Venice Beach Beverly Hills and Hollywood World-class surfing, golf, tennis, and other sports Entertainment capital of the world Best location for: Arts and fashion Sunny weather Outdoor sports Hollywood movie premieres Famous museums Beautiful beaches Exclusive Beverly Hills shopping Excursions to Disneyland, San Francisco, Magic Mountain, Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, and more 4 W W W . E L C . E D U
E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E L O S A N G E L E S SCHOOL FACT FILE Key Facts Located on Wilshire Boulevard, on the city’s exclusive west side Facilities: 21 student computers with free Wi-Fi Student lounge Computer lab Academic tutoring rooms Rooms: 24 classrooms State-of-the-art Mac lab “ ELC LA has been one of the greatest experiences I’ve ever had. I met people from all around the world and I think this enriches your knowledge and also expands your thoughts about life. The teachers at ELC are willing to give the students their 101% in every class and every lesson. “ Dimitri, Venezuela Student Nationality Breakdown. Top Nationalities Represented Based on 2012 and 2013 averages France Germany Switzerland Brazil Korea Italy Saudi Arabia Belgium 3% 24 % 6% Japan 4% 4% 7% Other 10% Other Nationalities Include 18 % China Czech Republic Russia Spain % 11 13% E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E 5
6 ELC Boston Located in the urban center of the region called New England, this is the Country’s most international city. Rich in history, with an impressive architectural heritage, Boston is also where the computer and biotech revolutions began and where academic life is most heavily concentrated. L O C AT I O N FA C T F I L E Key Facts Charming world-class city that is young, brilliant and historial, with many local activities Boston is where the USA began Four distinct and enjoyable seasons Heavy concentration of academic life America’s most international city Walking Distance to: Boston Common Rich in U.S. history and culture Faneuil Hall Public transportation Renowned museums (1 block) Home to Harvard University, Boston’s waterfront MIT, and more than 60 other colleges and universities Best location for: Spectacular national seashore Shopping and Cape Cod Cafes/restaurants Academics Unique seasons Mountains with hiking and skiing nearby Excursions to New York City, Montreal, Niagara Falls, Washington D.C., Cape Cod, and more 6 W W W . E L C . E D U
E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E B O S T O N SCHOOL FACT FILE Key Facts Located in the upscale Beacon Hill neighborhood, in the heart of downtown Boston Facilities: 23 student computers with free Wi-Fi Computer lab Student lounge Academic tutoring rooms Rooms: 19 classrooms Executive conference rooms State-of-the-art Mac lab “ My experience at ELC Boston has been great. Every morning I wake up smiling because I know that I have to go to ELC. “ Eleonora, Spain Student Nationality Breakdown. English Language Center Boston Top Nationalities Represented Based on 2012 and 2013 averages Int’l Guest House 237 Beacon St. Korea Brazil Switzerland Germany Japan Italy 3% 4% Copley Place Shopping Ctr. 5% Boston Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market AMC Movie Theater New England Aquarium Spain South Station 93 90 Albany St Institute of Contemporary Art E L C A D Red Line Orange Line Blue Line Green Line U Belgium Colombia Mexico Russia L T % M B TA Subway Stations 1km 17 90 Subway Transportation Other Nationalities Include % 93 Wang Theater 10 Back Bay Station 90 9% Newburt St. Shopping Area Copley House 239 W. Newton St. 93 The Esplanade E Venezuela 3% 16% 81 Park Drive 4 km this way Saudi Arabia 3% % ESL TOWN HOUS North Station France 26 Museum of Science Other 4% 11 Beacon St., Boston, MA 02108 617.536.9788 www.elc.edu B R O C H U R E 7
6 ELC Santa Barbara Once called California’s best kept secret, Santa Barbara is now known all over the world for its exceptional climate, stunning scenery, and palm-lined, white-sand beaches. White stucco buildings with red tile roofs heighten its Mediterranean charm. Beyond that, Santa Barbara combines the cultural and recreational offerings of a major city with the warm, friendly and relaxed atmosphere of a small town. L O C AT I O N FA C T F I L E Key Facts Wide range of outdoor activities Lively arts, culture and shopping district including hiking, surfing, tennis, Close to: kayaking, and snorkelling Beach and ocean State Street Beautiful beaches and majestic mountains Cafés, Restaurants, and Music clubs Historic landmarks and museums Best location for: Shopping and dining Educational community Mediterranean climate surrounding the University of Outdoor activities California at Santa Barbara Mountains with hiking and skiing nearby Breath-taking Channel Islands and Santa Ynez Valley wineries Excursions to Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and more 8 W W W . E L C . E D U
E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E S A N T A B A R B A R A SCHOOL FACT FILE Key Facts Located in a newly renovated, award winning, traditional Santa Barbara style building in the cultural and shopping district Facilities: 9 computers with free Wi-FiStudent lounge Computer lab Academic tutoring rooms Rooms: 13 classrooms State-of-the-art Mac lab “ I like everything at ELC Santa Barbara, when I am here I don’t want to be anywhere else. “ Hagen, Germany Student Nationality Breakdown. Top Nationalities Represented Based on 2012 and 2013 averages Hiking Trails Santa Barbara Botanic Gardens Switzerland Brazil Other Belgium Germany France Korea Iceland Saudi Arabia Spain 4% 4% Santa Barbara Courthouse Santa Barbara Historical Museum 101 Transit Center Carrillo Plaza Shopping Center 101 Santa Barbara Zoo Paseo Nuevo Shopping Center Ralphs Supermarket 101 La Brezza Apts. 620 W. Gutierrez St. SAN TA BAR BAR A AIRP ORT 16 km this way Other Nationalities Include Ty Warner Sea Center Japan Czech Republic Hungary Italy Stearns Wharf Santa Barbara Maritime Museum 8% A way 8% 16 km this Trader Joe’s Santa Barbara Museum of Art 10% RNI CAL IFO SITY OF BAR A UNI VER BAR SAN TA 7% Santa Barbara STAY 870 Calle Real 9 km this way way 1km E L C A 13% EXTE NDED 15 km this 38% SAN TA CLAU SUR F LESSS BEAC H ONS Upper State Shopping Area 4% Verizon Wireless Mission Santa Barbara 4% D U L T B R O C H U R E 9
6 General English Courses Through long experience with students at all levels and from countries all over the world, ELC has developed teaching techniques and courses that really work. Careful placement and course selection ensure that you will be studying English in the learning environment that is best for you. G E N E R A L C O U R S E S FA C T F I L E Level requirements: Low beginner to upper advanced (12 levels available) Class size: Average 8-10 students, Courses Available: Part-time Course (PT) Semi-Intensive English Course (SI) Semi-Intensive Plus Course (SIP) Intensive English Course (INT) Combination Course (CC) Maximum 12 students (14 during July and August only) Number of lessons (per week): 10 lessons (PT), 20 lessons (SI), 24 lessons (SIP), 30 lessons (INT) and 20 lessons 10 individual lessons (CC) Lesson duration: 50 minutes Age: Minimum of 17 years old No maximum age requirement Offered: Year-round Start dates: Every Monday Duration: Minimum of 1 week 10 W W W . E L C . E D U
E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E G E N E R A L C O U R S E S SAMPLE GENERAL ENGLISH COURSES SCHEDULE Time Section 9:00 - 10:40 A Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Grammar Structure & Usage 10:40 - 11:00 BREAK 11:00 - 12:40 B Conversation, Listening, Vocabulary & Pronunciation 12:40 - 1:40 LUNCH BREAK (1) Reading & Writing 1:40 - 3:20* C (2) Reading & Writing (2) Reading & Writing (2) Elective Classes - Key Facts i Grammar Structure and Usage Gives students practice speaking in English and listening to and understanding English spoken by native speakers. Teaches students the rules for grammar usage through communicative teaching methods. (2) Elective (2) Reading & Writing Elective Classes Availability of elective classes is dependent on student enrollment and student interest. American Culture Film and Media American Slang Accent Reduction Business English Creative Writing Academic Skills Conversation, Listening, Vocabulary and Pronunciation * Key to course levels in Section C: Provides students with feedback and special exercises to help improve pronunciation. (2) Intermediate through advanced levels (1) Beginning level Gives students practice speaking in English and listening to and understanding English spoken by native speakers. Reading and Writing Exposes students to more vocabulary through reading. Provides practice using English in all types of writing. Elective Classes Offers students the opportunity to practice language in areas of special interest. H O W E A C H G E N E R A L E N G L I S H C L A S S F I T S I N T O T H E T I M E TA B L E Course Lessons / week Section / Time Part-time Course 10 group lessons per week A, B or C Semi-Intensive English Course 20 group lessons per week A&B Semi-Intensive Plus Course 24 group lessons per week A & B (Monday - Friday), C (Tuesday & Thursday) Intensive English Course 30 group lessons per week A, B & C 20 group lessons per week 10 individual lessons per week A, B (group) & C (individual) Combination Course E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E 11
6 Test Preparation Courses For students wishing to perfect their English, improve their academic skills and enhance their career opportunities for the future, ELC offers Test Preparation Courses. Our Test Preparation Courses are designed to provide a comprehensive study course for our students’ testing needs. T O E F L P R E PA R AT I O N COURSE FACTFILE Level requirements: Intermediate to Advanced Class size: Average 8-10 students, Maximum 12 students (14 during July and August only) Number of lessons (per week): 10 General English plus 20 TOEFL lessons (Boston) 20 General English lessons plus 10 TOEFL lessons (Los Angeles and Santa Barbara) Lesson duration: 50 minutes Age: Minimum of 17 years old No maximum age requirement SAMPLE TOEFL COURSE SCHEDULE Offered: Year-round Start dates: Set start dates Section A Monday Tuesday W Thursday Friday BREAK 11:00 - 12:40 B Conversation, Listening, Vocabulary & Pronunciation (Los Angeles and Santa Barbara), TOEFL Preparation (Boston) C TOEFL Preparation 12:40 - 1:40 Test: ELC is an authorized test administration site for Institutional TOEFL examinations. Wednesday Grammar Structure & Usage 10:40 - 11:00 Duration: Minimum of 4 weeks 12 Time 9:00 - 10:40 LUNCH BREAK 1:40 - 3:20 * One-on-one lessons for specialized test preparation can be arranged for the TOEIC, SAT, IELTS and CPE exams as well as other exams of interest. W W . E L C . E D U
E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E T E S T P R E P A R A T I O N CAMBRIDGE P R E PA R AT I O N COURSE FACTFILE Level requirements: Intermediate to advanced (FCE), advanced (CAE) Class size: Average 8 students Maximum 12 students Number of lessons (per week): 30 lessons (LA, BOS, SB) 20 lessons (SB, summer only) Lesson duration: 50 minutes Age: Minimum of 17 years old, No maximum age requirement Start dates: Set start dates Cambridge Preparation Courses prepare students to pass either the Cambridge First Certificate (FCE) or the Certificate of Advanced English (CAE). Duration: 6, 8,10 and 11 weeks, exam week immediately following the course end The FCE is the most widely recognized proof of language ability at the upper intermediate level. The CAE also has tremendous popularity as an assessment of advanced abilities in English. Test: ELC is an authorized open test site for FCE and CAE. Students in the FCE and CAE Preparation Courses focus on not only passing the final examination, but also on improving their general accuracy and fluency in English. These are academically rigorous courses, limited to FCE and CAE students who will take the exam at its conclusion. All students must successfully pass a pre-test in order to participate in these courses. All three ELC locations are proud to be official University of Cambridge testing centers. “ ELC is the best experience I have ever known in my life. The staff is fantastic and devoted to each student. I have met students from everywhere in the world and due to the activities it creates a strong relationship between us. It’s like a second family. Also, now it is natural for me to speak English. “ Karine Boyer, France E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E 13
6 Academic Programs ELC is eager to assist you with your long-term academic goals. The Academic Programs are perfect for students who are ready to dedicate themselves to long term studies. Students may choose our Academic Programs as a gap semester or year program between studies in their home country or a stepping stone for acceptance into an American university. Academic Programs Services (Long-Term & University Pathways) i LONG-TERM ACADEMIC PROGRAMS FACT FILE TEFL Certificate for Non-Native Speakers (Closed groups, Boston Only) Possibility to incorporate TOEFL and Cambridge Preparation courses Level requirements: The TEFL Certificate Program is an intensive Beginner to advanced 70-lesson Teacher Training Program for non native teachers of English. Students receive Regularly scheduled meetings with an ELC academic advisor 35 lessons each week taught by full-time Course options: Any combination of our SemiIntensive Plus, Intensive English, TOEFL or Cambridge courses Receive and build an academic portfolio binder including learning objectives, writing and work samples, self language skill assessments, and study journal that tracks student progress through the courses. ELC core staff. Lessons include: EFL theory and methodology; classroom observation, and general English instruction. Class size: Average 8-10 students, Maximum 12 students (14 during July and August only) Add one-on-one lessons tailored to meet your learning needs and goals Number of lessons (per week): 24 or 30 lessons Opportunity to participate in an academic skills elective class Lesson duration: 50 minutes Free academic tutoring sessions Age: Minimum of 17 years old, Duration: 12 weeks Aurore, France Start dates: Every Monday* “ No maximum age requirement Students may divide their studies between any of our three locations - Los Angeles, Boston and/or Santa Barbara “ My English was very low but with the help of teachers and friends, I could improve quickly. The teachers are just amazing, always helpful, friendly, and encouraging. * Cambridge courses have set start dates. Please contact ELC to discuss incorporating these exam preparation courses into your academic program. 14 W W W . E L C . E D U
E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E U N I V E R S I T Y A C A D E M I C PAT H WAY S P R O G R A M S P R O G R A M Students may use ELC’s University Pathways Program as a bridge program to achieve the right level of English for entering an American university. With ELC’s support and the student’s commitment to learning, students will find themselves on a unique path to a bright future. Once you have obtained the necessary level of English with ELC and have been accepted into a university you will begin your studies at the university beginning on the next available semester start date Continue your studies with a goal of completing a bachelor’s or master’s degree Begin studying at university Begin studying at ELC Yr1 Yr4 Yr2 Yr3 1 2 Improve your English at ELC and work toward gaining university acceptance 4 3 Graduate with a 2-year associates degree or continue your studies University Pathways Services i Graduate with a 4-year bachelor’s or master’s degree UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS PROGRAM FACT FILE ELC’s University Network (in addition to Academic Program services listed on page 14) ELC has established a growing network of colleges and universities throughout the United States to better help you attain your educational goals. Level requirements: The academic advisor is dedicated to helping students apply and gain admission to the college or university of their choice To enter university students will need to acquire an advanced level of English while studying at ELC Academic portfolio for university bound students will also include university information, admissions document and writing samples (including applications, essays, letters of recommendation) Our university network includes: Bay State College Bunker Hill Community College Course options: California International Semi-Intensive Plus, Intensive English, TOEFL or Cambridge courses Business University Cambridge College Dean College Age: 17 (high school graduate) Conditional acceptance (applicable to ELC’s university network) Montserrat College of Art Newbury College Pine Manor College Santa Barbara City College Santa Monica College Seattle Central Community College Duration: ELC hosted university information workshops C Highline Community College Open enrollment, start date depends on desired duration of study and university semester start date. Contact ELC for initial consultation with an academic advisor University campus tours L Glendale Community College Start dates: On-campus meetings with university recruitment counselors E Fisher College West Los Angeles College 12 weeks prior to university semester start A D U L T B R O C Los Angeles Southwest College H U R E 15
6 Business English Courses ELC is pleased to offer a variety of Business English Courses for business professionals. BUSINESS ENGLISH FACT FILE COURSE PARTIAL LIST OF CLIENTS Lufthansa Air France Lyonnaise Des Eaux Dumez Air Liquide Level requirement: Intermediate to Advanced Group 5 class size: Maximum 5 Group 5 age requirement: Minimum of 25 years old Dates: June-September (set dates) Duration: 2-4 week session Mercedes Benz Akomag Consulting Merck Banco Bradesco SA Banco de la Republica Colombia Mitsubishi Co. Banco Multiplic SA Mitsui BASF Ludwigshafen BUSINESS ENGLISH COURSE C O U R S E S O F F E R E D A N D O V E RV I E W Boston Bruins Professional Hockey Team Boston Scientific Group Brahma Group 5 Intensive English Group 5 Semi-Intensive English Group 5 Combination English Individual Executive English Combination English Plus Pequiven Corpoven Price Waterhouse & Coopers Credit Suisse Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile French Ministry of Commerce GTE I came to ELC to improve my English so that I could participate more effectively in meetings and negotiations with my international partners. As a result of excellent teaching and support of the VFKRRO WHDP , KDYH PDGH VLJQLßFDQW SURJUHVV toward the realization of my goals. My success has inspired me to apply for an MBA program. Hilton Hotels Galymzhan, Kazakhstan (now at MIT Sloan) L Sony Corporation Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. Swift Armor Tekeda Chemical Industries Tokyo Electron Limited Honda E Siemens Corporation Techint SA Hitachi Group “ W . Schlumberger Surenco SA Tayo-Kobe Bank Hewlett Packard W Sanyo Electric Shell Oil Fianco Grupo Telares Maracay W National Bank of Kuwait Peat Marwick Coca Cola The Gillette Company 16 Muresis Oxfam Citibank “ MTV Italy Olivetti SPA Centinela Hospital The courses developed for professionals reflect the business world our students inhabit—quality-conscious, highly efficient, and extremely flexible. Moscow State University Nippon Steel Cambio 16 Note: Group 5 courses offered in Boston only Ministry of Education-Canada Howland SA United Gulf Management, Inc. IBM United Technologies Carrier KPMG Los Angeles Lakers Universitat Oberto de Catalunya Lotus Vattenfall Hydropower AB C . E D U
ELC ADULT B U S I N E S S BROCHURE E N G L I S H BUSINESS C O U R S E S S A M P L E ENGLISH COURSES T I M E TA B L E TIME SECTION Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9:00 - 10:40 A Cross-Cultural Communication Case Study Analysis Cross-Cultural Communication Case Study Analysis Cross-Cultural Communication Oral Presentation Skills Reading, Vocabulary and Discussion Business Writing Grammar Review Accent Reduction Vocabulary 10:40 - 11:00 11:00 - 12:40 BREAK Reading, Vocabulary and Discussion B Oral Presentation Skills Reading, Vocabulary and Discussion 12:40 - 1:40 1:40 - 3:20 LUNCH Grammar Review C Business Writing Grammar Review 3:20 - 3:30 3:30 - 4:20 BREAK D Vocabulary Accent Reduction Vocabulary Topics include: Business practices Marketing and product development Finance Management and human resources Issues and trends in American and international business Environmental and social issues Teaching Methods include: Simulated business meetings Discussion Presentation skills Role-play Case study analysis Business writing Pertinent business readings Oral communications H O W E A C H B U S I N E S S E N G L I S H C L A S S F I T S I N T O T H E T I M E TA B L E Course Lessons / week Group 5 Intensive English Group 5 Semi-Intensive English Group 5 Combination A & B (group), C & D (individual) 35 individual lessons per week A-D 20 General English group lessons of General English per week 15 individual lessons per week A & B (group), C & D (individual) Individual Executive English Combination English Plus E L C Section / Time 35 group lessons of Business English per week 20 group lessons of Business English per week 20 group lessons of Business English per week 15 individual lessons per week A D U L T B R O C H A-D A&B U R E 17
6 English Plus Programs Our celebration of diversity is not only represented through our students but also through our course selection. At ELC, we value the lessons learned both in and out of the classrooms. We offer our students the opportunity to learn through fun and engaging activities that improve their English, strengthen their abilities in specialized areas of interest and leave them with unforgettable experiences. 20 LESSONS OF ENGLISH PER WEEK PLUS ENGLISH PLUS PROGRAMS Activities listed below are based on a 2-week program ELC is proud to offer a series of programs designed to allow students the opportunity to study in the SemiIntensive English course in the morning and participate in fun and exciting specialized activities in the afternoon. English Plus Surfing: - 8-hours of surf per week - Transportation to and from local beaches - Free use of surfboard and wetsuit English Plus Hollywood: - 1 major studio tour - 2 TV taping sessions - 1 guided tour of Hollywood - 1 guided tour of movie stars’ neighborhoods Program English Plus Tennis: - 6 one-hour private tennis lessons - Racquet and balls provided for lessons - Additional access to court time English Plus English Plus W English Plus Photography English Plus Yoga Dance English Plus Music E L C . English Plus W . Tennis English Plus Music: - 4 specialized English lessons - 4 one-hour lessons of instrument instruction - 4 live music performances Santa Barbara Hollywood English Plus Dance: - Daily group dance classes (Mon-Fri) - Unlimited participation in community dances Boston Surfing English Plus Yoga: - Unlimited number of group yoga lessons - Consultation with yoga advisor and yoga studio tour - Yoga mat, bag, water-bottle and towel W Los Angeles English Plus English Plus Photography: - Several guided tours of museums, historical neighborhoods and major landmarks - 1 two-hour photo review session - Apple photo book with your finished images 18 Available Locations English Plus E D U
ELC SUMMER CAMPUS PROGRAMS AND 50 PROGRAMS SUMMER CAMPUS PROGRAMS 50 PROGRAM Experience the lifestyle of an American college student while studying and living on a well-known American university campus. Our Campus Programs at UCLA, UCSB and Wheelock College provide students with English classes in a university classroom, accommodation in a university dormitory and access to campus facilities. SUMMER CAMPUS PROGRAMS FACT FILE ELC offers a unique program designed for more mature students. The 50 Program gives students the oppor tunity to experience life in three of the most beautiful areas of the US while learning about the rich culture and history. 50 PROGRAMS FACT FILE Level requirements: Level requirements: Beginner to advanced Beginner to advanced Course options: Number of lessons: 20 lessons per week General English Courses, TOEFL Preparation Course, English Plus Programs Lesson duration: 50 minutes Duration: 2-week program Duration: 1-9 weeks Offered: Set start dates Offered: July and August Age requirement: Age requirement: Minimum of 18 years old Minimum of 50 years old PROGRAM INCLUDES PROGRAM INCLUDES: - Meal plan options - Use of campus facilities - Optional activities and excursions - Semi-Intensive English course, joined with other ELC students - Three afternoon activities per week - One all-day weekend excursion - Homestay accommodation (single, half-board) Students living in the UCSB dormitory will not have classes at UCSB. These students will have classes at ELC’s main school. E L C A D U L T B R O C H U R E 19
6 Junior Programs ELC is happy to welcome young learners to our Junior Programs during the winter and summer months. These all-inclusive programs give young learners the opportunity to engage in classes and activities that are fun as well as educationally and culturally enriching. Summer Junior Campus Locations. SUMMER TERM JUNIOR PROGRAM FACT FILE WINTER TERM JUNIOR PROGRAM FACT FILE UCLA (Los Angeles, CA) Live and study on the fabulous campus of a world famous university. UCSB (Santa Barbara, CA) A spectacular location that gives students access to outdoor activities and is within walking distance to the beach. Wheelock College (Boston, MA) The opportunity to live and study in the heart of historic Boston. MIT (Cambridge, MA) Once in a lifetime opportunity to study and live in worldrenowned Cambridge MA, home to the world’s top colleges and universities. Student Age Range: Student Age Range: 14-17 years 14-17 years 11-13 years (Wheelock College & UCSB) Offered: January Offered: Program Includes July and August Semi-Intensive English Program (20 lessons per week) Program Includes Homestay half-board accommodation (double occupancy - two students per family) Semi-Intensive English Program (20 lessons per week) Full-board dormitory accommodation (full-board Monday-Friday, half-board Saturday and breakfast only Sunday) Daily afternoon activities (Monday-Friday) Full-day excursion each Sunday Free time with host family on Saturday Daily afternoon and evening activities (Monday-Friday) Text and materials Full-day
Number of lessons (per week): 10 lessons (PT), 20 lessons (SI), 24 lessons (SIP), 30 lessons (INT) and 20 lessons 10 individual lessons (CC) Lesson duration: 50 minutes . Age: Minimum of 17 years old No maximum age requirement. Offered: Year-round . Courses Available: Part-time Course (PT) Semi-Intensive English Course (SI) Semi-Intensive Plus .
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