In Language Exchange International students are studying in the English programs come to LEI to improve upon their language skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Whether the students are learning ESL / ESOL (English as a Second Language) or foreign languages, their experience at the schools is as enjoyable as it is effective. All of the programs are customized to meet the needs of the clients. In 1995, Language Exchange International was named by the London Travel Magazine as one of the top 20 language schools in the United States.

In addition to the varied language programs, it also offers a professional translation and interpretation service in more than 50 languages.

Offer courses in more than 30 foreign languages as well as a year round intensive ESL / ESOL program for international students and executives.

Participants:

Standard Program consists of 20 lessons weekly: four lessons daily Monday through Friday. Listening, speaking, reading and writing are emphasized as separate skills in seven levels of study: beginning (levels 1 & 2), intermediate (levels 3 & 4), advanced (levels 5 & 6), and post advanced (level 7). Following completion of level 6, students may choose from a variety of exciting courses which include: Advanced Writing, Business and Conversation. LEI pride itself on the high quality and flexibility of its programs and new courses based upon student request are offered on a regular basis.

Standard II Program. This program, consisting of 30 lessons weekly, combines the morning classes of the Standard I Program with two-hour afternoon sessions Monday through Thursday which allow students to customize and explore various English language topics in depth. Small size afternoon classes permit greater personal attention to individual student needs.

Extended. This program includes our Standard I Program plus an additional two-hour private class, Monday through Friday afternoon. Students can choose from the following specialized class options: computer training, another language, a sports program or a cultural program and others.

English for Travel and Hospitality. This course is designed to assist foreign students in preparing to participate in a hospitality and travel business atmosphere in which the English language is an important means of communication. The goal of the course is to provide language practice based upon readings and discussions which are pertinent to the hospitality and tourism industries. This will form the basis for activities in text analysis, classification, writing, oral and electronic communication, and the development and use of vocabulary. Included in the course are high-interest, interactive situations based upon actual business applications and internships at local nearby hotels.

TOEFL Prep Program. This specialized course reviews language skills and sharpens test-taking skills for students who wish to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language Exam to gain entrance into an American University.  The course begins the first Monday of every month and lasts for four weeks.  Students must be at a high intermediate level. (Test fee is not included.)

Tuition:
Tuition $550 per Month