www.ialc.org Return to Full School List International Language Institute of Massachusetts
17-25 New South Street, Northampton, MA 01060 Tel: 1 413 586 7569 x103 Fax: 1 413 586 8927 Email:
caroline@ili.edu
www.ili.edu Contact: Caroline Gear
courses & accommodation
Northampton
Accredited by ACCET, The International Language Institute of Massachusetts promotes intercultural understanding by providing quality language instruction and teacher training. ILI is a private non-profit language school offering Intensive English and TESOL Certificate courses year round. Northampton is located in a beautiful, active, culturally rich university area just a few hours from Boston and New York. It offers a unique blend of intellectual, artistic, athletic, historic, urban, and rural energy.
special courses
examinations
Afternoon electives Art appreciation tours College access program Tours of New York City & Boston
TOEFL PTE - Academic
16401 NW 37th Avenue, Miami, FL 33054 Rennert Miami
Tel: 1 305 622 7300 Fax: 1 305 622 7010 Email:
miami@rennert.com
www.rennert.com Contact: Ingrid Powers
courses & accommodation
Miami
Located on the campus of St. Thomas University, Rennert Miami is halfway between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Students enjoy the fun and sun of south Florida while achieving their English language goals with small class sizes (10 students maximum), and college classes in Travel and Tourism. Students can gain conditional acceptance to St. Thomas University and are welcome to use all campus facilities including a library, multimedia room, swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts and cafeteria.
special courses
St. Thomas University Class-auditing / Travel & tourism
examinations TOEFL
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English in the USA
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