Great school! I've…read morebeen studying there more than a year and visited almost all different classes from intermediate level up to toefl! Amazing teachers I really enjoyed that all teachers are Americans with native accent. It's very important in my opinion. Of course all of them are high educated and always well prepared for the class!

Complete waste of my time. I came to this school looking to improve my English skills and re-take…read morethe TOEFL test but instead, I found myself in a school where the teachers play UNO in class instead of teaching... I managed to transfer to a college within 2 months so I wouldn't wast any more of my time. This school is filled and run by Russian, which would be ok if they spoke any English. I felt like I was an tourist in Russia. Students have no respect for the teachers and the teacher on the other hand don't really care about transmitting any valid information.

I signed up for an in-person beginners Spanish class at the Manhattan location. It was a little…read morepricey in my opinion (plus you have to buy a separate book for the class from the store that is around $30), but I was so eager to grow in my skills I decided to sign up. I am someone who has a good base of Spanish under my belt, but for a beginners class this was very difficult. It felt very freeform/loose and I didn't feel we focused on grammar enough to speak in sentences (though we were expected to aloud in class). If you are someone who prefers structure, this is not the class for you. I attended every week until the last two courses because I felt I was not gaining anything, plus two of our classes got rescheduled due to the teacher's illness (not their fault, but I would've rathered a substitute as many of us travelled from BK for the class...) and we never received information about when they would be made up? I sort of feel like it was a waste for me The teacher was super nice and obviously very knowledgeable, but I think this class will not be a good fit for you unless it's just for a hobby or trying to memorize phrases for a vacation. It felt way too informal. If you are seriously trying to learn Spanish, I would not recommend and suggest you take your money elsewhere, though I cannot speak for my classmates or other language courses at this place

7 weeks (and just 7 classes) isn't a lot of time to learn a new language, but I'm surprised at how…read moremuch progress I made in such a short time. Eduardo was a fun and engaging Spanish instructor. Classes were well structured, but didn't feel overly rigid. I felt engaged the whole time. I went into this with intermediate skills in French, which definitely helped. The course is quite fast paced and covers a lot of ground. If you have no experience with a second language you'll definitely need to study harder to keep up. I used Duolingo for a month before the class and it definitely helped get me started with at least some knowledge. I wish there was a little more time for conversation and interaction between students, but I don't see how they could do it unless the class met twice a week. Overall I liked the format of the class and would recommend it!

I am in Beginner 2 Spanish with Andrees Martínez-Tutek and the experience is amazing! He is a very…read morefunny teacher and the homework assignments supplement what we learn in class perfectly, so that I am able to advance my learning.

ABC languages is a fantastic language learning organization! My daughter took Japanese lessons…read morewith Carol Ishiguro starting at age nine and just completed her last lesson with Carol one week ago --at age 18, due to the start of college. My daughter kept learning because she liked the lessons and stayed at it for almost a decade! Carol is great at helping students understand the cultural aspects of Japanese society, as well as the various nuances of reading, writing and speaking this complicated language. She is patient and kind and has a relaxed style of teaching. She is also flexible with scheduling language lessons around school events. We highly recommend Carol Ishiguro as a great Japanese language instructor for students of any age.

Erasmus Academy provides exceptional online language training. I took the summer intensive French…read moreand it was equivalent to a year of college language instruction. The school uses a cognitive technique to help you grasp the language quickly and retain what you've learned. I'm looking forward to taking another online language course at the Erasmus Academy.

I had a great time taking the summer Latin course. The teacher was smart and patient. I also…read moreenjoyed the other students' company during the live instruction. Great bang for your buck when you consider they do a proficiency exam at the end where I was able to get credit.

Zoni center on Ocean Avenue is the worst language center. They only need you until you pay for your…read morestudies. Don't waste your time and money on them. I don't recommend it.

Good price. Convenient schedule. Friendly teachers. Nice tutorials…read more Good price. Convenient schedule. Friendly teachers. Nice tutorials.

I really recommend this language school. I was study there one year. First,you have many classes…read morecan choice. They have academic class,film class,business class and pronunciation . I took pronunciation for five months then transfer to academic class. Second, teachers are really nice, if you have questions just ask, don't be afraid. They are really nice. Third，school activities . Every week almost everyday has activity, you can join it then you will make new friends,also practice speaking. Last one school stuffs also really nice, if you have questions about programs ,ask them. They will give you the advice. This all my experience in Manhattan school. Enjoy your life in NYC and Manhattan school.:))

I studied here for roughly 7 months and I can't recommend Manhattan Language highly enough for…read moreserious English learners. I tried a couple other schools in Manhattan before I decide but none of their "advanced" class was advanced enough for me. (I was in the break of my collage in Boston and my English level wasn't too low) This school has a great range of levels, many activities and if you have some trouble and want to speak in your language, they have advisers in many languages too which is a good option to have. Including teachers, they are all friendly and it was comfortable enough for me to stay long. I was in the highest class all the time but I saw many low level students (who couldn't speak AT ALL) became better speakers and enjoyed their stay in NY. I as an advanced student learned a lot and improved English in many ways which I was honestly not expected much from a language school. I would like to come back anytime if there is another chance!!

JP linguistics is a great place! I had the wonderful Pauline as my French teacher who helped me…read morereview everything I needed. She really accommodated to my needs and adjusted each lesson based on it which I appreciate! It helped me get back into it with more confidence and I am now continuing to use all she helped me with and prepared me for. Can't recommend her enough, she's the best!

I would recommend JP linguistics to anyone who is interested in learning a foreign language stress…read morefree! I took an advanced intermediate 10-week French course with JP, and it was a great learning opportunity. Whenever I learn a new language, my biggest fear is to actually speak the language because I am afraid that my counterpart wouldn't understand me, and if he/she doesn't, I wouldn't know how else to explain my ideas without speaking English. Not only is JP very approachable and friendly, but JP is also a very professionally qualified instructor (as he also teaches some French classes at NYU) and can immediately detect what you are trying to say and offers you with better ways (i.e. how natives would say) to express your ideas. JP sincerely wants to get to know everyone as much as he can and follows up with you so that he can be of help if you intend to continue to improve your language skills. My job requires lots of hours in winter, so I couldn't register for classes, but I will definitely be looking in spring if I could fit a class in my schedule.

My experience with Spanish Black Belt is excellent. The individual and detailed attention by my…read moreteacher, Juana Rosa is excellent. She makes me feel at ease and I am very comfortable to practice my Spanish without a fear of making mistakes. What makes Spanish Blackbelt stand out is that it is flexible to your schedule and your needs and I appreciate it not being in a formal classroom setting. I highly recommend giving this company try if you are looking to build and improve your Spanish language skills.

Honestly love this program. My tutor, Daniela, is fantastic at teaching us. She is patient,…read moreinformative, gracious, and let's us have fun in class (which is great when you feel like a 5 year old learning a new language.) This will be my 3rd term and I look forward to many more!

Great campus, exceptional neighborhood. Came here with my brother for a college tour. Very…read moreinformative.

Brooklyn College runs on two different sets of tracks. A set of tracks for the old guard, and a set…read moreof tracks for everybody else. You will quickly notice favoritism, particularly with the registrar. Be sure to pay your tuition in person, the registrar has been known to cancel classes by alleging that your tuition check arrived late. Many Professors at Brooklyn College have agendas to run. In addition to teaching, the typical Professor has a charity to support, a cause to support, or something to whine about. There are more Marxist's on the payroll at BC than anybody can count. BC is also a very competitive place. If you are in a Laboratory do not leave your experiment unattended. Students have been known to sabotage other students work. Do not share your written work with anyone. Plagiarism is a bad habit with the old guard at BC. Once upon a time BC was very well maintained, these days it is falling apart. There are serious issues in Boylan and James hall's. The Library clock has been broken for years. Where the maintenance money is going is a mystery to me. BC had some great Professors once upon a time. They have all retired, and alas some have passed. Hans Trefousse(History), Peter Brancazio(Physics), David Minars(Accounting), Jim Johnson(Speech), and John Blamire(Biology) are all gone. What you are stuck with these days are a bunch of antiquated buffoons that are totally out of touch with reality. Best of luck if you go, you may want to look for a job instead. There are a lot of businesses hiring now that the pandemic is under control. Why wait?

I've been coming here for a while, starting with very little French background. I see that some…read morehere felt like they were moved up a bit too fast. Honestly I don't see that happening, there are so many opportunities to review, from conversation to boot camps. The teachers are so supportive. I also take advantage of all the social nights and work shops. I've met a lot of really good people here!!

took Coucou's online placement test and was placed into an intermediate-level class. Unfortunately,…read morethe placement was not accurate. There was no real evaluation, just an online quiz, and when I arrived in the class, I quickly realized after a few sessions that it didn't match my needs at all. The class was pure conversation with no grammar explanations, no structure, and no rules, which made me feel completely lost. I actually needed more grammar-focused support, not just conversation. When I tried to switch levels, I wasn't offered a proper solution. Instead, I was only given about 70% credit for my remaining classes, with a two-month expiration. I couldn't use it because I was traveling, and their response time was slow, so the credit essentially became useless. Overall, I was disappointed with how the placement was handled and how inflexible the school was in helping me find the right level. I expected a more supportive and structured experience.