EnglishLanguageImmersion(ELI)

July 7 -28Boca Raton, Florida

Travel&

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E D U C A T I O N A L C O N S U L T A N T

www.educonsulting.info

Students from 14 - 18 years old

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BarbaraLeventhal

Ÿ Make new friends

Can’t wait to meet you in Boca,

Barbara Leventhal

Ÿ Discover American culture

Dear Students and Parents,

Join me in Boca for English Language Immersion classes (ELI) this

summer.

You will meet with your college counselor, Barbara Leventhal

(www.educonsulting.info ) to learn about the US college admissions

process.

Ÿ Build condence communicating in English

Ÿ Tour colleges in Florida

Ÿ Learn about the US college admissions process

At ELI you will learn English with cultural and social activities to

improve your English in real-life situations. All our structured English

classes, TOEFL prep classes, community service activities, college tours

and weekend activities have clear learning objectives to build your

condence and develop your language skills.

You will y to Fort Lauderdale International Airport in Florida and be

met by an ELI representative who will take you to Boca Raton. You will

be staying in the dorms and enjoying the 81-acre campus at Saint

Andrews School (www.saintandrews.net) You will attend daily classes

in English and TOEFL prep with instructors from Score at the Top

(www.scoreatthetop.com)

Students are broken into competency levels

for more individualized instruction. This

ensures consistent improvement for every

student with a measurable increase in

writing and speaking test results within a

three week period. Students will also learn

how US colleges evaluate applicants and

why leadership, community service, and

extracurricular activities are valued by

American universities.

Ÿ The morning academic session focuses

on English listening, speaking, reading

and writing.

Daily Schedule

12:45–4 p.m.

4:30–5:30 p.m.

5:30–6:15 p.m.

7:30–10 p.m.

7:30–8:20 a.m.

Sample Schedule

12:Noon–12:45 p.m.

10:15 p.m.

8:30–Noon

11 p.m.

Free time: Athletic activity, swimming, personal fitness, etc.

Lights out

Quiet time

Evening Study Hall and group activities.

Dinner in the dining room

Students volunteer at a community service agency.

Breakfast in Mariani Great Hall

Class, interspersed with breaks

Lunch in the dining room

A Typical Day:

English Language Immersion

Ÿ Weekends include off-campus field

trips to tour colleges such as University

of Central Florida, University of Tampa,

Eckerd College, Florida Polytechnic

University, Rollins College, Nova

Southeastern, FAU, Lynn University,

University of Miami and FIU.

Ÿ We will will enjoy weekend trips to

Busch Gardens in Tampa and Disney

World and Universal Studios in Orlando,

parks, beaches, shopping and other

local attractions.

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Ÿ Transportation from/to Fort Lauderdale International Airport (on designated travel days) to/from Boca Raton, FL

Ÿ Room & meals, pillows, blankets, linens and towels

Ÿ Bi-weekly cleaning service

Ÿ Admission to Amusement parks

Ÿ Books, computer fees, and class materials

Ÿ Hotel stays in Tampa and Orlando

Ÿ Bus transportation for weekend excursions

The all-inclusive cost for the program is $6500. The tuition covers:

What You Need to KnowThe 21-day travel and learn program requires a tourist visa, and Boca Raton is a 35-minute drive from Fort Lauderdale Airport.

Cost: US $6500 per student. Once the family receives payment confirmation, there are no refunds. Payment instructions will be send by email in your letter of acceptance.

Program Dates: Arrive FLL on Sunday, July 7, 2019, Depart FLL on Sunday, July 28 by 3:00 pm.

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Tuition & Travel Information

Registration is limited to twelve (12) students from 14-18 years old who have taken some English at their own school. Registration must be accompanied by full payment for the 3-week program.

Infractions of the student code of conduct will result in dismissal without refund. Parents will be responsible for additional fees to separate their child from the group and travel fees and penalties.

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Ÿ Orientation to the US college admissions process

Ÿ 2-3 Chaperones to accompany the group at all times

Ÿ Students need only to bring personal clothing, toiletries, cell phone with US plan, and spending money, (money for outings, snacks on field trips, shopping, and meals at amusement parks.)

Air fare to the US is not included.

Ÿ English language instruction and TOEFL instruction

E D U C A T I O N A L C O N S U L T A N T

BarbaraLeventhal

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