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An Extraordinary Opportunity

To Learn English

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BoardofA

dvisors

Mr. Robert Bier, M.B.A. Harvard Graduate School o BusinessBoard Member

Mr. Brian Buckley, Ed.M. Harvard Graduate School o Education

Board Member

Ms. Hye-Jin Choi, M.Arch. Yale Graduate School o Architecture

Board Member

Ms. Susan B. J. Dobson, Ed.M. Harvard Graduate School o EducationBoard Member

Mr. Richard Downing, A.B. Harvard University, Faculty o Art and SciencesBoard Member

Mr. Jeff Franois, Ed.M. Harvard Graduate School o Education

Board Member

Mr. Mark S. Gurecki, Ed.M. Harvard Graduate School o Education

Board Member

Ms. Martha Hall, Ed.M. Harvard Graduate School o EducationBoard Member

Mr. John Hartman, M.Ed. Boston University School o EducationBoard Member Harvard University, Apprentice Teacher Program

Dr. Christian Hollenberg, Ph.D. Boston University School o EducationBoard Member M.B.A.; Harvard Graduate School o Business

Mr. Panos Philandrinos, A.B. Harvard University, Faculty o Arts and Sciences

Board Member

Mr. Edward B. Quigley, Ed.M. Harvard Graduate School o Education

Board Member

Dr. Ian B. Shine, M.D. Cambridge UniversityBoard Member

Mr. Thomas A.S. Shine, M.Arch. Yale Graduate School o ArchitectureBoard Member

Mr. Benjamin T. Simons, A.B. Harvard University, Faculty o Arts and Sciences

Board Member

Ms. Frances Tsakonas, C.A.S. Harvard Graduate School o Education

Board Member

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T h e N

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: N E S EOur Philosophy

The philosophy o The New England

School o English is to provide the

best in English language and culture

training: to provide an intellectually

challenging program o the highest

quality in a warm and supportiveenvironment. In short, our goal is to

provide an extraordinary opportunity

to learn English.



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WhyN

ESE... Complete Linguistic and Cultural Immersion

At NESE, students learn more than just language; they learn American culture as well. Our students succeed

rapidly because intensive English language training combined with complete cultural immersion has proven

to maximize language learning. At NESE, students attend intensive classes during the day and have the

opportunity to go home to an American amily homestay or a dormitory in the evening. All day, every day

our Intensive Program exposes students to American language and culture, providing an opportunity or the

astest language learning possible.

Excellent TeachersBecause o its reputation, NESE is able to attract teachers who hold degrees rom Harvard, Yale, Columbia

and other top universities. NESE teachers are dynamic proessionals with exceptional teaching experience

who have been selected to teach at NESE because o their high level o expertise and dedication.

Small ClassesOur average class size is 10 students. Small classes ensure lively discussions, requent student participation

and intensive student-teacher interaction.

Intensive and Semi-Intensive Programs Five Days per Week

Students have a choice o participating in NESEs Intensive Program rom 9:00 to 3:15 each day or in NESESemi-Intensive Program rom 9:00 to 12:30 each day. Both programs oer 10 levels o language and culture

training, ull access to all NESE acilities, and a choice o either dormitory or homestay accommodation.

Elective and Ater-School CoursesIn addition to our Intensive and Semi-Intensive classes, students can choose Elective and Ater-School Course

to help them reach their goals more rapidly. Elective and Ater-School Courses include TOEFL Preparation

GMAT Preparation, Business English, Legal English, Workplace Communication, Pronunciation, and

University Preparation. NESEs advanced students can also take extra courses in their area o particular

interest at Harvard Extension School and at other area colleges. Please know each college has its own specic

admission requirements, ees and schedules. (Five students must register in order or a NESE Ater-School

Course to take place.)

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Classes are unecause theyre adapted totudents interests.

We debated a lot,aughed a lot, andearned a lot. I willome back nextear.

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Anthropologist

Argentina

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Ofcial Transcripts and CertifcatesAt the end o every session, you will receive a NESE transcript that provides inormation about your

English prociency and academic achievement in each skill area. You will also receive a NESE Certicateo Attendance or participating in our program, and upon successul completion o NESEs most advanced

level, you will be awarded the NESE Diploma. Additionally, i you achieve academic excellence, you will be

recognized as being an Honors Student. A notation o this will appear on your ocial NESE transcript.

An Ideal City, An Ideal University SettingNESE is located adjacent to Harvard University in the center o Harvard Square in Cambridge. Harvard Square

is a ocal point o student activity and one o the most interesting and dynamic student centers in the United

States. NESE is only 100 meters rom the train and bus stations and 10 minutes rom downtown Boston. We

are also less than two hours away rom great skiing, ocean sailing, and beautiul historic Cape Cod.

Flexible ScheduleWe oer intensive 4-week sessions beginning at 12 dierent times throughout the year. This means that you

can start your English training at a time that best suits your schedule.

Advanced Accommodation ArrangementsThroughout the year, students can choose to live in an American amily homestay or in a dormitory. Because

NESE makes all housing arrangements beore students leave their own country, whether students choose to

live in a homestay or in a dormitory, they can go directly rom the airport to their new home. NESE is pleased

to make initial housing arrangements and our Housing Coordinator is always available to help students with

their accommodation needs.

NESE helped mso much, not oin improving mEnglish, but inhaving a diereview o lie.It was a greatexprerience thanever orget. Ihad the best mo my lie at NE

Marilu Alleman

Law Student

Peru


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WhyN

ESE... A Program or Students

Our intensive curriculum is specially designed to help students achieve their academic goals as rapidly as

possible. In addition to our intensive classes, we oer a TOEFL Preparation course, the Institutional TOEFL

exam each month, a University Preparation course, and a GMAT Preparation course. We also oer extensive

educational counseling and a university placement service, a university resource library to help students plan

uture studies in the United States, and admission into a wide range o universities without taking TOEFL.

A Program or ProessionalsBecause o the fexibility o the NESE curriculum, proessionals can choose the classes they want to take

This is ideal or proessionals whose work does not allow them to ollow our intensive curriculum. In addition

to our regular Intensive Program, private instruction and NESE Elective Courses are some o the options a

NESE or proessionals.

Free Counseling and ServicesOur range o ree services is extensive: university counseling and placement, use o NESE computer acilities

unlimited use o NESE e-mail and the Internet, NESE transcripts and certicates, and counseling rom our

experienced representatives around the world.

Recognition by Harvard University Law Schools International Tax ProgramThe International Tax Program at Harvard Universitys Law School has implemented a policy or their

incoming international students. This Harvard program has become a model or education programs in

taxation around the world. In order to be accepted into this program at Harvard, students are required to

have a 580 TOEFL (PBT) score. An exception to this requirement is made by attendance at a top English

language program. NESE has been recognized as such a school by this Harvard program.

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Ater one month atNESE, I had learnedmore English than Iearned in one yearn Brazil.

Didimo Garcia Filho

usinessman

razil



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W h y N E S E

The best teachthe best locatiodidnt want to

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Financial Mana

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heNESECurriculum Intensive or Semi-Intensive Instruction Five Days per WeekThe NESE curriculum is divided into 10 levels o instruction. In each level, you attend classes rom either 9:00

to 3:15 (the Intensive Program) or rom 9:00 to 12:30 (the Semi-Intensive Program) every day. Additionally,

depending on your own goals and needs, you may attend some o the Elective and Ater-School Courses we oer.

Complete Skills Assessment

Whether you take NESEs Intensive or Semi-Intensive Program, when you arrive at NESE, you will be given acomplete assessment to determine your level in all the skill areas. The results o this assessment might indicate

that you need to be placed into a dierent level or each skill, and the NESE curriculum easily accommodate

that possibility. For example, i you can speak better than you can write, you will be placed into a higher leve

or speaking and a lower level or writing. Whichever your skill level, you can be certain that by the time you

complete NESEs most advanced level, you will be able to speak English with the fuency necessary to pursue

your academic and proessional goals successully.

I you arrive at NESE with the minimal knowledge o English, it will take approximately one year to complete

the entire curriculum. I you already have some knowledge o English, we will place you into a level that

ensures that you will learn English in the shortest possible time.

Maximum Exposure to Authentic MaterialsAlthough you are required to have textbooks or classes, and you will be given homework rom them, you

should be prepared or much more! In class, you will read newspapers and magazines, watch videos, roleplay

do exercises in the computer lab, and interview Americans. The NESE curriculum is designed to give you

maximum exposure to authentic materials as soon as possible. The result: you learn English as quickly as

possible.

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Business English u u u

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GMAT Preparation u u u

Legal English u u u

TOEFL Preparation u u u

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My teacher helpedme score over 600n the TOEFL.

He was alwaysnthusiastic andlways encouraged

me to try my best.

Christina Martitz

Yoga Instructor

Germany



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E l e c t i v e C o u r s e sIn addition to NESEs intensive curriculum, we oer the ollowing Elective Courses designed to help youaccomplish your specic goals:

TOEFL PreparationThis super-intensive course is designed to ensure that you will signicantly increase your score on the iBT

TOEFL exam. In class, you will receive an in-depth skill review, learn test-taking techniques, and take many

practice exams to give you condence when taking the iBT TOEFL

exam. In these classes you will also havean opportunity to concentrate on your own particular mistakes and improve your score. The Institutional

TOEFL exam is oered every month at NESE to all interested intermediate and advanced level students.

Business EnglishIn this intensive course, case studies and current domestic and international business situations are presented.

Through texts, videos, and discussions, you will sharpen and rene your English language and business skills

in areas such as business writing, marketing, strategic planning, nance, international business, and human

resource development. The Harvard Management Update, Business Week, journal articles, and case studies as

well as other current media are used throughout this class. Because NESE maintains special relationships with

a number o MBA programs around the country, NESE students who are academically qualied can enter a

number o these programs without taking the ocial TOEFL exam.

GMAT PreparationThe GMAT, or Graduate Management Admissions Test, is an exam required or admission to most

MBA (Masters o Business Administration) programs as well as some graduate programs in related elds.

NESEs GMAT Preparation Course prepares students or success on each o three sections o the GMAT

(Quantitative, Verbal, and Analytical Writing). This course is one o NESEs Ater-School Courses and takes

place rom 3:30 to 6:30, twice each week.

University PreparationThis course will teach you how to prepare research and technical papers, theses, and dissertations to a

standard expected by United States universities. You will learn how to use an American university library or

research purposes, and these skills will help you complete your class assignment: a research paper complete

with ootnotes and bibliography.

PronunciationThis course is designed to give you extra practice and more sel-condence in conversations in both ormal

and inormal situations. A special emphasis is placed on the needs o each individual in the group.

Legal EnglishIn this course, you will be introduced to the American judicial and legislative systems. You will become

amiliar with legal terminology, learn how to analyze cases, and also understand how legal documents are

composed. In addition, you will view actual court proceedings through visiting real court rooms and watching

videos.

NESE is an aweschool becauseit motivated mto study Englisand also provida wonderulenvironment tostudy. This schochanged my li

Go Anan

University Stud

Japan


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ssionals Flexible Schedule

Whether you work in business, science, law, or education, NESE recognizes that as a proessional you have

very specic needs. Thus, you have a choice o attending our regular Intensive Program or only attending

classes that best suit your specic goals. In addition to our regular Intensive Program, Elective Courses and

private instruction are options that exist or proessionals at NESE.

Excellent TeachersAs a proessional you appreciate being taught by proessionals. Because o its reputation, NESE is able to

attract teachers who hold degrees rom Harvard, Yale, Columbia and other top universities. They are highly

experienced, with proven teaching abilities. In act, members o our academic sta are so well respected that

they have been asked to provide training or other English teachers.

Classes with Other ProessionalsWhen you rst arrive at NESE, you will take a placement test. Although you will be placed into the academic

level that will provide you with the astest learning possible, NESE realizes that this division is not enough. A

a result, all classes at NESE are also subdivided according to age. This means that a proessional at NESE wil

thereore have classmates who are similar to him: proessionals who want to study in a serious environmen

that caters to their specic needs.

Proessionals-Only Computer Lab, Lounge, and DormitoryNESE has a special executive area within our building which includes a private computer lab and a private

lounge or NESE proessionals to study and meet. The computer lab oers ree high-speed Internet access,

and because NESE is wireless, the use o laptop computers is possible throughout the building. NESE urther

provides special acilities to its proessionals by oering a proessionals-only dormitory just a 12-minute walk

rom NESE.

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have always hadmy choice o theest English teachers

n Korea. However,my teacher taughtme more than any my teachers in

Korea; I learnedmore in her classhan I ever hadeore.

in Han Yoon, M.D.,

h.D.

Medical Doctor

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NESE is a greatschool with amteachers and awarm riendlyatmosphere. I rrecommend thschool. You canyour improvemday by day.

Mariana Portel

Economist

Brazil

NESE Helps You Prepare or University Entrance in the United StatesBecause many o our students are eager to prepare or entrance to a university or graduate school in the

United States, we place special emphasis on providing students with the skills and guidance they need

to attain their educational goals. In addition to our Elective Courses, TOEFL Preparation, Institutional

TOEFL, University Preparation, and GMAT Preparation, NESE provides many services to help prospective

university students:

NESE University AdvisorA counselor in American university admissions will work closely with you to help you understand the

American university application procedure. The counselor will work with you to make sure that your needs

and abilities match those required by the academic institution o your choice.

Meeting with University Admissions StaUniversity admissions ocers are always interested in visiting NESE to meet with students and answer their

questions. As a result, NESE conducts university airs three times a year, providing an ideal opportunity or

students and admissions ocers to meet. In addition, every year all interested NESE students meet with an

international admissions ocer rom Harvard University. We also help our students make appointments at

universities and arrange or them to visit the colleges that they are considering.

University Resource LibraryA resource library ull o hundreds o current university catalogs and guides and a large computer database

about applying to American colleges is available or your use at all times. In addition, you will nd many

guides and practice tests or standardized exams such as GMAT, GRE, SAT, and LSAT.

Admission to University without TOEFL

NESE has special relationships with a number o universities and colleges in the Boston area and across the

United States. These relationships make it possible or NESE students to apply and be accepted to a college or

university without taking the ocial TOEFL exam (and in some cases without taking the SAT or GMAT).

Depending on the individual university or college, there are two ways in which NESE students can replace

the ocial TOEFL exam. Student can either:

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Complete NESEs highest level (or the NESE level required by the university or college o your choice)or

u Receive a required score on NESEs Institutional TOEFL

NESE students have continued their studies at many area universities such as Harvard University (adjacent

to NESE), MIT (2 kilometers rom NESE), Boston University (4 kilometers rom NESE), Northeastern

University (4 kilometers rom NESE), and Suolk University (4 kilometers rom NESE), as well as universities

throughout the United States such as the University o Caliornia/Berkley (San Francisco), RISD (Rhode

Island School o Design), Michigan State University, Syracuse University (New York), and Johns Hopkins

University (Maryland).



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LifeatNESE A Warm Welcome

Because all teaching, counseling, and activities at NESE happen in a warm and supportive environment

you will eel welcomed rom the moment you arrive. NESEs welcome will continue to be demonstrated

throughout your stay by all our teachers and sta. They will answer your questions and provide any guidance

and assistance you may need. They will be supportive and encourage you to discover new places, meet new

people, and try new things. NESE is more than just an English school; it is your amily in the United States.

Orientation ProgramDuring your rst week at NESE, we will introduce you to your new lie in the United States through our

Orientation Program. During this orientation period, we will teach you what you need to know about daily

lie so that your transition to NESE, Harvard Square, and Boston will be easy.

Meeting AmericansOne o the most requent questions we hear is How can I meet Americans? NESE understands that you have

chosen to study English in the United States because meeting Americans and experiencing their way o lie

and culture is as important to you as learning English. From on the street interviews to our guest speaker and

community volunteer programs, NESE has careully designed its curriculum both to maximize your contact

with Americans and to ully immerse you in their rich and diverse culture.

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ecause o NESEsweekend trips,earning English atNESE was more thanust a classroomxperience: Iracticed my Englishut o class and

made new riends.

Murat Karpat

estauranteur

Turkey


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L i f e a t N E S EGuest Speakers

To urther enhance your contact with Americans and their culture, NESE regularly invites guest speakers

to the school to talk about a wide variety o interesting topics. One o NESEs most popular lectures is by a

group o Harvard students who present a conversation orum on American culture and current events. In this

interactive debate, you will share ideas, make riends, and practice your new English language skills. Other

popular lecturers include proessionals in business, science, government, and the arts.

Trips Throughout the Boston AreaNESE takes students on trips to Bostons museums, theaters, and sporting events, as well as to the areas amous

historical sites, universities, and international corporations. You will be amazed by the size o the whales on

our whale watching trips and the magnicence oThe Mayfower on our trips to Plymouth Plantation (one o

the rst villages in the United States). You will cheer the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Celtics, and you

will learn how to ride the rapids on our popular white water rating trips in Maine.

Weekend TripsNESE requently arranges weekend trips. You will ski down the slopes o New Hampshires White Mountains

in winter, visit the beauty o Montral, Canada in summer, experience the excitement o Washington, D.C.

and New York City in spring, and much more. On all these trips, you will learn many things about the United

States, its people, and the regional culture o New England.

I didnt know tschool could begood.

Adriana Amat,

D.D.S.

Dentist

Colombia


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H

ousing

Because the last thing you want to worry about is your housing, NESE makes all housing arrangements

BEFORE you leave your country. This means that you can arrive early and go directly rom the airport to your

accommodations. Then, on registration day, you will already know the area better, and you will be relaxed o

the rst day o your program. At NESE, it is our pleasure to arrange students housing and support their stay

in every way possible.

I You Want to Live in a HomestayNESEs American homestay program is designed to provide cultural exposure to American amily lie in awarm and supportive environment. It is your home away rom home. Your homestay amily will provide you

with riendship, care, and an ideal opportunity to use your English and experience American culture. NESE

careully selects all homestay amilies, and NESE host amilies have a great deal o experience hosting oreign

students.

Oten our amilies introduce students to new activities. You might learn to water-ski in Maine, sail in Cape

Cod, or ski in Vermont. Whatever parts o New England you and your amily explore, you can be sure that

you will remain riends with them or years to come.

I You Want to Live in a DormitoryThroughout the year, you can live in a dormitory. Living in the dormitory will provide you with a unique

opportunity to make riends with other students your own age and to experience Boston lie at its best. Pizza

nights, video nights, and picnics on the Charles River are all part o student lie in these dormitories. As

a dormitory resident, you will participate in all o these activities with a diverse and interesting group o

people.

NESE has two dormitories, one or students (Green Hall) and one or proessionals (Lee Hall). Both dormitories

are located only 15 minutes rom NESE between the campuses o Harvard and MIT. Both dormitories oer

students ull linen and cleaning service and breakast and dinner every day o the week. In addition, students

have a choice o single or double rooms.

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iving in aomestay gave

me a wonderulpportunity to meet

Americans. I willeep my Americanamily in my heartorever.

Hamad Al-Dosari

Diplomat

Qatar



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Use o the MIT Fitness CenterNESE has made special arrangements or its students to use the Fitness Center at MIT (Massachusetts Institute

o Technology), one o the most amous universities in the United States. Located only one subway stop rom

NESE (and a short walk rom Green Hall), the MIT Fitness Center oers a 50-meter swimming pool, personal

training, and a wide range o events and activities. Students can use the Nautilus machines, take aerobic

classes, and play basketball and soccer. MIT Fitness Center members can also arrange to take CPR and rst

aid classes. Students must have a NESE ID card to use the MIT Fitness Center and an extra ee is required.

My NESE homestudents are likpart o my amI love being ahomestay mom

Deborah Slier

Homestay Mot


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SETeachersandStaff

Anna Shine, Ed.M., Harvard University

President o NESEAnna Shine, a successul and popular educator, holds a Masters degree in Education rom Harvard University

and a Bachelors degree in Psychology rom the University o Michigan. Her experience includes teaching anddirecting English language programs in both the United States and Europe. She also developed and directed

the English language program at the prestigious Massachusetts General Hospital.

Ms. Shine is British but she has lived in the United States (Hawaii, Kentucky, Michigan, New York

Massachusetts), Europe (Germany, France, England, Scotland, Wales), South America (Argentina and

Brazil), and the South Atlantic Ocean (St. Helena) during the past 30 years. As a result, she is particularly

sensitive to the problems, both linguistic and cultural, that a oreigner may have. And she knows personally

why it is so important to understand a culture to learn its language.

Ms. Shine brings to NESE a commitment to maintain the best possible learning environment: one that is

always challenging, enjoyable, and entirely supportive to students.

Martha Hall, Ed.M., Harvard University

Director o NESEMartha Hall was trained at Harvard University in its renowned Graduate School o Education. She urther

distinguished hersel while undergoing additional training in English as a Second Language at St. Andrew

University in Scotland. This rigorous academic background has given Ms. Hall a unique understanding o

second language acquisition and curriculum development. In sum, Ms. Halls international experiences have

provided her with wide access to the most innovative and eective teaching methods. As a result, Ms. Hal

remains a tremendous resource to all students, teachers, and sta at NESE.

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When I frst arrived,was amazed.

Annas ofce waslways open or alltudents to walknto at any time. Shewould encourages, explain to us,nd laugh withs. Her warmth isverywhere.

Martine Amiot,

h.D.

iologist

Monaco


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S E T e a c h e r s a n d S t a f fNESE Teachers and Sta

All NESE teachers and sta are dedicated, experienced proessionals. Because o its reputation, NESE is able

to attract teachers who hold degrees rom Harvard, Yale, Columbia and other top universities. And because

they have international experience, they know the importance o learning not just a language but the culture

within which the language is used. In and out o class, you will always benet rom the expertise o our

teachers and sta.

NESE Board o AdvisorsOur Board is comprised o successul proessionals in the elds o Education, Industry, and Science. As

advisors to NESE, they provide direction, expertise, and their collective experience to contribute to NESEs

philosophy.

NESE RepresentativesYour local representative is specially trained to give you guidance when you apply to NESE. Your representative

is available to help you every step o the way, rom completing the application orm to applying or your visa.

Feel ree to contact your representative as oten as you would like.

My classes wervery valuablebecause I learnpractical Englismany idioms.

Guillaume Bot

Businessman

France

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ocation Harvard Square: Our Location

NESE is located in Harvard Square in Cambridge, adjacent to Harvard University and just a ew minutes walk

rom the Charles River. Harvard Square is a ocal point o student activity and one o the most interesting and

dynamic student centers in the United States. The Square, ideally suited or students needs and recreation

is surrounded by cas, restaurants, bookshops, and boutiques. University lectures are only a ew steps away

classic and current lms are just across the street, theaters and concerts are just around the corner, and music

is on the street and in the parks. Whatever your interests, you can pursue them in Harvard Square.

Cambridge: An Exciting University CityCambridge and Boston are Americas largest centers or students and young proessionals. During the academic

year (September through May), there are more than 300,000 students in this area. The city o Cambridge

is the home o two o the worlds nest universities, Harvard University and MIT. Few other places in the

United States provide students with such an exciting blend o culture, tradition, and historyand English

teachersin the context o a dynamic contemporary liestyle.

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loved Boston, andHarvard Square ishe perect placeor students. Its energetic andeautiul at theame time.

Claudia Serio

aw Student

taly


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o c a t i o n

Boston: New Englands Academic and Cultural CenterBoston is New Englands academic and cultural center. You will discover major museums and outdoor art

shows, quiet parks and lively nightlie, world-class orchestras and impromptu jazz groups, historical sites and

pioneering high-tech rms. You will also have an opportunity to attend some o the lectures, lms, concerts,

plays, and sporting events sponsored by the citys many colleges and universities. Finally, you wont be able

to resist Bostons many gastronomic delicacies: New England lobster, Indian Pudding, and Legal Seaoods

amous Clam Chowder (served at six presidential inaugurations) are just some o the delights that await your

tastebuds. There is no doubt that you will enjoy this learning atmosphere that combines a respect or the past

with a zest or the present and an eye to the uture.

It really is anextraordinaryopportunity to English.

Yoichi Hamasu

University Stud

Japan

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