Apprendre l'anglais américaine aux Etats-Unis avec l'un de des meilleurs programmes d'anglais a New York:
Full-Time programme d'anglais standard de New York English Academy (Avec New York et la programmation des activités culturelles).
L’age moyen | 16 |
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La durée | minimum 1 semaine |
Niveau | Débutant à Haute avancée |
Taille de la classe | Maximum 12 étudiants par classe |
Commence | Tous les lundis sauf la troisième semaine |
18 heures/semaine (À temps plein)
Ce programme est de 18 heures par semaine. Soit la classe du matin ou la classe l'après-midi vous aidera à apprendre et à améliorer votre parole, l'écoute, l'écriture et les compétences en lecture. Ce programme vous aidera à mieux communiquer. Améliorer vos compétences en lecture en utilisant des articles de journaux et de magazines et de résumer le contenu d'une manière globale.
Les étudiants auront beaucoup de temps libre avant et après les classes, les deux jours de la semaine et le week-end. Ce cours est adapté pour les étudiants qui veut aussi explorer New York et d'avoir du plaisir pendant leur séjour ici, l'apprentissage de la langue.
Horaire de cours
de cours | Heures | Jours de Classe | Visa de type | Examens |
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Classes du matin | Lundi - jeudi : 10h00 à 13h30 Vendredi: 10h00 à 14h00 |
5 jours par semaine 18 heures par semaine |
F-1 visa étudiant | ✔ |
14 heures/semaine (à temps partie)
Anglais standard part-time (pour les étudiants sans F-1 Visa)
Pas tout le monde vient à la New York avec un visa étudiant. Souvent, nos étudiants arrivent ici avec le système électronique d'autorisation de Voyage (ESTA) ou un visa de touriste. Dans ces cas, le gouvernement U.S leur interdit de prendre un programme full time. NYEA, cependant, a mis au point un moyen pour les étudiants de participer à notre programme standard en anglais aussi. Le programme part time de le lundi a jeudi. Les étudiants seront dans les mêmes classes que les étudiants à full time et couvrir le même programme. Et ils obtiennent vendredi de congé! Ce programme est un excellent choix pour les étudiants non-visa qui veut un programme dédié intensive.
Horaire de cours
de cours | Heures | Jours de Classe | Visa de type | Examens |
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Classes du matin | Lundi - jeudi 10h00 à 13h30 | 4 jours par semaine 14 heures par semaine |
et ESTA visa de touriste | ✔ |
Level Descriptions
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- Level
01 - Beginner level (CEFR level : A1)
- Level
-
Prerequisites
Placement Test
Benchmarks / Learning objectives (SWBAT)
- Describe personal experiences with a very basic range of simple expressions and vocabulary (CEFR)
- Establish basic social contact by using the simplest everyday polite forms of: greeting and farewells, introductions, saying please/ thank you/ sorry (CEFR)
- Indicate time by such phrases as next week, last Friday, in November, three o’clock (CEFR)
Grammar
- Present/past of “to be”
- Questions using “be” and “have”
- Present Continuous Tense
- There + be in present/ past tense
- Comparative Adjectives
- Future tense with be going to
Topics
- Art
- Friends and families
- Business
- Sports
- Adventure
- Phobias
Assignments and Exams
- Writing assignment and impromptu speaking exercise every week (35% of the total score)
- Exam is given on the third Wednesday of every month (65% of the total score)
Class Requirements
- Come to class on time
- Treat each other respectfully
- Complete assignments and participate in class activities
- Keep cell phone/device use to a minimum
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- Level
02 - Intermediate level (CEFR level : A2)
- Level
-
Prerequisites
Placement Test or L1
Benchmarks / Learning objectives (SWBAT)
- Properly utilize the past, present and future tenses
- Share information by interviewing classmates
- Read very short, simple texts (CEFR)
- Tell a story or describe something in a simple list of points, every day aspects of environment (e.g. people, places, work, etc.) (CEFR)
Grammar
- Simple past/ present tense
- Modals of possibility
- Future with going to, will, present progressive
- Time clauses in present tense
- Too much/ too many, too +adjective
Topics
- Student or work life
- Money
- Food and health
- Etiquette
- Language
- Space
Assignments and Exams
- Writing assignment and impromptu speaking exercise every week (35% of the total score)
- Exam is given on the third Wednesday of every month (65% of the total score)
Class Requirements
- Come to class on time
- Treat each other respectfully
- Complete assignments and participate in class activities
- Keep cell phone/device use to a minimum
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- Level
03 - High-Intermediate level (CEFR level : B1)
- Level
-
Prerequisites
Placement Test or L2
Benchmarks / Learning objectives (SWBAT)
- Produce continuous writing which is generally intelligible throughout. (CEFR)
- Understand the main points of clear standard speech on familiar matters
- Convey information and ideas on abstract as well as concrete topics
- Express and respond to feelings such as surprise, happiness, sadness, interest, indifference. (CEFR)
Grammar
- Modals of advice
- Because and even though clauses
- Definite and indefinite articles
- Comparatives and equatives
- Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns
Topics
- Fraud
- Careers
- Marriage
- Climate change
- Tourism
- Extreme sports
Assignments and Exams
- Writing assignment and impromptu speaking exercise every week (35% of the total score)
- Exam is given on the third Wednesday of every month (65% of the total score)
Class Requirements
- Come to class on time
- Treat each other respectfully
- Complete assignments and participate in class activities
- Keep cell phone/device use to a minimum
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- Level
04 - Advanced level (CEFR level : B2)
- Level
-
Prerequisites
Placement Test or L3
Benchmarks / Learning objectives (SWBAT)
- Understand standard spoken language, live or broadcast, on both familiar and unfamiliar topics (CEFR)
- Read with a large degree of independence, adapting style and speed of reading to different texts and purposes. (CEFR)
- Recognize main idea, predict meaning, summarize a wide range of factual and imaginative texts (CEFR)
Grammar
- Passive Voice
- Gerunds and infinitives
- Past Unreal Conditional
- Relative Pronouns in Adjective Clauses
- Direct and Indirect Speech
Topics
- Prodigies
- Medicine
- Animal Intelligence
- Technology
- Education
- Generosity
Assignments and Exams
- Writing assignment and impromptu speaking exercise every week (35% of the total score)
- Exam is given on the third Wednesday of every month (65% of the total score)
Class Requirements
- Come to class on time
- Treat each other respectfully
- Complete assignments and participate in class activities
- Keep cell phone/device use to a minimum
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- Level
05 - High-Advanced level (CEFR level : C1)
- Level
-
Prerequisites
Placement Test or L4
Benchmarks / Learning objectives (SWBAT)
- Effectively express/defend personal opinions in written and spoken language
- Vary intonation and place sentence stress correctly (CEFR)
- Write clear, well-structured texts on complex subjects (CEFR)
- Recognize a wide range of idiomatic expressions and colloquialism (CEFR)
- Produce clear, smoothly flowing, well-structured speech (CEFR)
Grammar
- Past Unreal Conditional
- Contrasting simple past, present perfect & present perfect continuous
- Identifying Adjective Clauses
- Relative Pronouns in Adjective Clauses
- Phrasal Verbs
Topics
- Past Unreal Conditional
- The Brain
- Lying
- Cross-cultural insights
- Social Media
- Poverty
- The Arts
Assignments and Exams
- Writing assignment and impromptu speaking exercise every week (35% of the total score)
- Exam is given on the third Wednesday of every month (65% of the total score)
Class Requirements
- Come to class on time
- Treat each other respectfully
- Complete assignments and participate in class activities
- Keep cell phone/device use to a minimum
Entrevue d'étudiant
The diversity of this school makes it fun, interesting and good for studying.
Shuchiro Mori
Class : Standard English Full
I’m Shuchiro Mori, from Japan. I’m a university student, I study photography. I’m studying advertisement photography and fashion photography and New York is famous for its fashion. I also want to learn about business, and here in New York, there are people from all around the world, which makes it perfect for studying the world’s business techniques. There are so many language schools here, I checked many of them. But this school has very small, comfortable classes, which set it apart from the rest.
Also, this school seemed the most diverse, with people from all continents. Many language schools have students only from Europe, etc. The diversity of this school makes it fun, interesting and good for studying. I need to make connections around the world, and since the students at this language school are from everywhere, I can make many friends. So, this school is perfect for me.
I loved the international vision in every subject that we’ve learned. New York City is definitely a great city to learn English in.
Caroline Tresallet
Class : Standard English Part-time
My name is Caroline, I came from France with my boyfriend for 4 weeks of classes with the classic program in the morning. I wish I could stay for more weeks. Even though I only had one month at school, I noticed my English improved. Especially for comprehension. Now, I’m able to watch a movie without subtitles and understand everything, that’s awesome! The atmosphere at the school is really good. I loved the international vision in every subject that we’ve learned. New York City is definitely a great city to learn English in.
Also, the school is very well located, it’s a dynamic neighborhood. The area is full of shops, cafes and restaurants, and we’re very close to the Wall Street Pier, where you can take the ferry to Rockaway Beach and other nice places. We’ve been to that beach on a Friday school trip, it was really fun and good to share experiences and great times with other classmates. I definitely recommend this school.
Méthodes de paiement acceptées
- Carte de crédit Visa/ MasterCard/ American Express
- Chèques Chèques personnels/ Chèques de voyage/ Mandats
- Autres Transfert/ Virement bancaire/ Paypal/ Venmo