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Summer English Course in Manhattan, NYC

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Learn English in New York this summer with New York Language Center (NYLC) - a leading English language school. We have two conveniently-located campuses in Manhattan - on the Upper West Side and in Midtown Manhattan.

NYLC provides a range of full-time and part-time English language courses in summer and year-round. In our dynamic and fun environment, you will benefit from superior language education as well as a rich cultural experience in one of the most famous cities in the world.

In addition, we have English schools in The Bronx, and in Jackson Heights in Queens.


Location and Facilities:

 


English Language Schools in Manhattan:

- Upper West Side Location:
Located in the center of the Upper West Side, our English language school offers weekday, evening, and weekend English classes. 

Our school is situated in a very lively and friendly neighborhood close to Columbia University. Central Park and Riverside Park are both only a short walk away.

- Midtown Location:
Just steps from Times Square and Penn Station, our school in Midtown Manhattan offers weekday morning, afternoon, and evening English classes.


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School / Office Address: 226 W. 37th Street, 11th Floor
Manhattan
New York 10018
USA
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