Junior summer school in New York
Description of Junior summer school in New York
Junior summer school in New York was opened in 2014. Summer School in New York, located in the heart of the Big Apple in Manhattan, attracts the attention of foreign students by high rankings. The school is located on the Barnard College campus, one of Columbia University's Ivy League educational institutions.
The summer school is ideal for single-minded, independent students who want to not just pull up English, but get to know the American educational environment.
The university atmosphere of the school allows to quickly adapt to stuyding in the USA. Summer courses in Manhattan can be the first step to getting an education in one of the prestigious universities in America.
Programs and prices, tuition fees in Junior summer school in New York
Short information. Holiday summer program for those who want to get acquainted with the Big Apple.
About the course. The English course with the intensity of training is 20 hours / week. Involves the development of general language skills: reading, listening, writing, speaking. Also, the curriculum provides for grammar lessons, vocabulary. Encouraging the material is promoted by extra-curricular activities.
Students age: 14 to 17 years old.
Start dates: 21.06 - 02.08.
[999.17 ] Admission requirements: English - at beginner level.
The result of the training: intensive practice of spoken English, improvement of general language skills, comfortable adaptation to stay in New York.
Class size: 15 people .
Duration of the lesson: 50 minutes.
Price: 1945 dollars a week, including accommodation in a single residence, meals 3 times a day, study 25 lessons per week, day trips, sports and entertainment activities during lunch and evening.
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Accommodation, meals, prices
Students are offered accommodation in the residence on the Barnard College campus. In the building there are cozy single rooms. The bathrooms in the residence are in common use (1 for 5 people). Also in the building there are kitchens, rest rooms.
On summer courses full board accommodation is provided. By arrangement, you can order dishes from the vegetarian and diet menu.
Subjects and sports
Activities Junior summer school in New York
Extra-curricular program of the New York Junior summer is represented by daytime and evening activities. Attention students are offered to walk around the city accompanied by a native speaker, picnics, shopping, entertainment in gaming centers, themed evenings, discos and much more.
Sightseeing program of summer courses is also full. There are 4 excursions per week, 1 of them for a full day. Students are given the opportunity to get acquainted with the sights of 5th Avenue, Times Square, exhibits of the Museum of Natural History. Also, the program usually includes an inspection of the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, an excursion to Ellis Island.
Daily routine
The program of summer mid-intensity English courses includes morning classes, daytime and evening entertainment.
Advantages
- Studying at the St. Giles Junior summer school in New York City is an excellent opportunity to improve English in its American aspect, to get to know one of the world's leading business and financial centers.
- The school provides its students with many opportunities for interesting leisure, from walks in Manhattan and tours of the Big Apple to sports, outdoor activities, creativity.
- Teaching in the New York school is distinguished by a high level of quality, which is traditional for St.Giles schools. Lessons are conducted by native speakers, who are well aware of the subtleties and nuances of the American version of English.
- Studying at summer courses in a language school is an opportunity not only to improve English, but also to find many friends from different countries. The multicultural environment of students promotes the development of communication skills.
Facilities and equipment at Junior summer school in New York
New York has everything necessary for effective studying and a comfortable staying. In the educational building for students equipped with modern classrooms, computer classes, a library, a lobby and a kitchen with a coffee maker, kettle, microwave oven. In the residence - cozy rooms with modern furniture, Internet access. The campus also has a sports infrastructure (grounds and fields for team games, a gym, a swimming pool).
Admission dates and extra charges
Additional fees:
- accompanying children 100$ one way
- transfers
- flight
- supervision
- visa services and fees
- insurance
Extras:
- Transfer (one way) 150 USD
- Registration fee (for a programme/course) 150 USD
- Registration fee (for accommodation) 95 USD
- Deposit for a course/programme 200 USD
Literature and references
Institution on the map
Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
Review about Junior summer school in New York
Recommendations on when to apply
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