After School Language Programs for Kids

This course focuses on critical thinking and debate, as well as reading and writing skills through research projects. Students will learn the language of the American civics, study vocabulary related to US history and culture, and will engage in spirited conversation practice with peers regarding cultural aspects of the regional United States. 

The course content includes learning new vocabulary related to history and discussions will include topics such as the history of the colonists, founding fathers, immigration, roles and responsibilities of federal, state, and local governments; the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government; landmark Supreme Court cases that have shaped US life and culture, and the rights and obligations of all American citizens.

Rotation: Monday through Thursday | classes twice a week

Middle & High School Students (kids between 11 and 18): 4:15 – 6:55 pm

This course is designed to build upon existing knowledge in order to enable students to improve upon their understanding and use of English grammar structures and how to employ them effectively for improved accuracy. The course focuses on developing both students’ awareness of the key nuances and patterns of English grammar and control of the form and meaning of highly advanced grammar structures, with particular emphasis on those used in academic and professional writing projects.

Rotation: Monday through Thursday | classes twice a week

Middle & High School Students (kids between 11 and 18): 4:15 – 6:55 pm

This course is designed to enable students to analyze literature, including poetry, short stories, novels/novellas, and plays. Students will develop an understanding of literary themes, devices and terminology to enable them to begin to express critiques and analysis of literature by reading and analyzing texts as they explore concepts like character, setting, structure, perspective, figurative language, and literary analysis in the context of literary works. Students will write literary analysis papers as well as other essays and will present their topics for the class. Students will also be engaged in creative writing.

Rotation: Monday through Thursday | classes twice a week

Middle & High School Students (kids between 11 and 18): 4:15 – 6:55 pm

This is a two-part preparatory course (2 sessions of 12-week each) for international business executives, professionals, and business administration students who are or will be conducting business in the global market. Students will improve upon existing business language skills by developing specific workplace vocabulary and enhancing presentation and public speaking, through professional communication methods, while fostering an understanding of how the student can apply these professional language skills to succeed in their chosen fields.

Rotation: Monday through Thursday | classes twice a week

Middle & High School Students (kids between 11 and 18): 4:15 – 6:55 pm