1370 Broadway STE# 507
New York, NY 10003
(561) 674-7404
1370 Broadway STE# 507
New York, NY 10003
(561) 674-7404
Happy English is a Language tutoring company. There are lots of free lessons online, plus the option for private tutoring in New York and online via Skype
EC New York is located in the heart of Times Square, and possibly the most centrally-located school in the ‘Big Apple’. With views over the famous billboards, theatres and streets filled with yellow taxis, EC New York is just a few blocks away from world-famous shopping on 5th Avenue, the Empire State Building and just minutes away from some of NYC's most famous landmarks: Bryant Park, Grand Central Station, Madison Square Garden, many fabulous restaurants, and more! If you would like to see inside our school, click here: http://goo.gl/emRxyh
Get certified through the University of Cambridge at Teaching House today and we'll help you get your dream job at home or abroad. Visit www.TeachingHouse.com to find out more the application, getting certified, teaching jobs abroad and opportunities available in the worldwide field of TEFL/TESOL. The Cambridge University CELTA is the best and most widely respected TESOL certification in the world. Getting your CELTA will guarantee you get the best English teaching jobs available.
Abacus Entertainment is a media production house and boutique performing arts school that offers voiceover and on-camera instruction. Our media house produces corporate industrials, offers audio and video production and creates voiceover demos with copy written specifically for you. In addition, Abacus Entertainment produces customized actor reels. Short scenes are written, shot and produced in our studio, ensuring that your actor reel demonstrates performance range, branding your work as a valued commodity. Abacus Entertainment is owned by Producer Bryant Falk, Instructor Bruce Kronenberg and Managing Director Jason Cicci.
Please call us before stopping by, our hours fluctuate with the school schedule. The Fashion Class is a creative environment for children as young as 5, teens up to 17 and adults of all ages to learn the fun of designing and sewing their own clothing. In 2009 The Fashion Class founder Kerri Q. began teaching an after-school fashion program offered to private New York city schools. After a popular first year and even more popular second (with new schools added to our list each term) The Fashion Class was officially born (2010) and began offering classes outside of schools so that any child in the NYC area could learn to sew and design. In 2014 our second full time studio in Merrick NY opened for the fashionistas of Long Island. We now offer classes in Manhattan, Long Island and Brooklyn for children and teenagers ages 6 through 18 years. Our locations cover midtown and the garment center (21 W 39th St), the Upper East Side (1412 2nd Ave), Merrick Long Island (1812 Merrick Road) and Carroll Gardens Brooklyn (128 Union St). Our classes include fashion drawing, art + design, craft making, accessory design, sewing and fashion design. All supplies are included in our fee and all students keep their creations. Our sessions end with a fashion show (on our exclusive light up runway) where our students model and showcase the clothing, accessories, and artwork they’ve created throughout the semester! We offer class options 7 days per week in the Fall, Winter and Spring. Summer is dedicated to our full day 2-week summer fashion camp program where students sew, design, and visit real fashion design showrooms. We've visited Austin Scarlett from Project Runway, Marchesa, Alice + Olivia, Anne Klein, Marie Claire Magazine, and so much more! We also offer one day through week long fashion camps over school break holidays such as Columbus Day, Presidents Day, winter break, and Spring Break school holidays. Finally our Fashion Design Birthday parties are an absolute blast. Located in Midtown Manhattan and Merrick NY, we can sew and decorate a bag or skirt, decorate t-shirt, and even put on a full fashion show complete with hair, makeup and clothing styling!
Explore+Discover offers high quality education and care for infants and toddlers in a social setting that encourages play, friendship and artistic expression as pathways for learning and self discovery. At our center you will find: A nurturing home in the heart of Manhattan where children are valued for their individual personalities. Expert teachers who are passionate about working with infants and toddlers and have professional degrees in early childhood education or related fields. A beautiful and engaging educational setting that can accommodate approximately 80 infants and toddlers. Multiple classrooms, age appropriate sensory experiences, an outdoor space and other facilities designed with a child’s point of view in mind. Materials being used that are inspiring, provocative and developmentally appropriate. Continuity of care that includes striving to keep the same teachers together with specific classes of students throughout their time at the center. A Spanish language program that leads to increased mental flexibility and an enthusiasm and facility for learning various foreign languages. An art oriented curriculum that elevates the value of messing about with materials, making art, and creating music in a community. An onsite outdoor play space that provides inspired sand and water play, experiences with sound and appropriate gross motor challenges. A vibrant and welcoming community of teachers, parents and early childhood education enthusiasts that supports each child’s long-term social, emotional and cognitive growth. What will your child Explore + Discover today?
We are a Spanish language institute in Midtown Manhattan. We offer Spanish language classes and professional translation services.
Lowest grade taught: 9th Grade - Highest grade taught: 12th Grade
We believe test prep should be real education that prepares you not just for the test, but also for the challenges you'll face as you earn your MBA and advance in your career. From live, in-person and online GMAT classes to online lessons you can do at your own pace, we have the perfect GMAT prep for you. Not all test prep is created equal. We feature brilliant, 99th percentile instructors, smaller classes, a first-rate curriculum, and interesting, enjoyable classes. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/manhattangmat Connect with us on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/manhattan-gmat View us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/manhattanprep Pin us on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/manhattanprep Watch us on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/manhattangmat
On October 6, 1905, 9 physician-anesthetists, whose particular interests centered on anesthetics, met at Long Island College Hospital at the invitation of Dr. A. Frederick Erdmann for the purpose of "promoting the art and science of anesthesia." From this small group came the Long Island Society of Anesthetists and it was this organization that gave rise to organized anesthesia in the United States and its present body, the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA). As interest in anesthetics and the scientific sessions of the new society grew throughout those first years, so did the need to broaden the scope of membership. On October 28, 1911 at the New York Academy of Medicine, located at 40 East 41st Street in Manhattan, the name of the society was changed to the New York Society of Anesthetists. On February 7, 1912, their new constitution reiterated the precepts of its founders for "the advancement of the science and art of Anesthesia..." The importance of a journal of anesthesia publications, news and activities was advocated by Frank H. McMechan, one of anesthesia's most militant and zealous pioneers. In 1914, he persuaded the American Journal of Surgery to include supplements on anesthesia and analgesia on a quarterly basis. In response to the need to make the society a national one, and to advance toward the approval of a specialty board with the American Medical Association (AMA), the word "American" was substituted for "New York" on February 13, 1936, and the society became the American Society of Anesthetists. By the close of the fourth decade, anesthesiology became a recognized medical specialty having a national Society, a certification process, a specialty Board, a section in the American Medical Association (AMA) and a formal journal of its own "Anesthesiology" representing the American Society of Anesthetists with its first issue in July of 1940. During World War II doctors were needed to care for the wounded of the Armed Forces. The crash courses in anesthesia, needed to train these doctors, did not go unappreciated. Surgeons were put at ease with fellow physicians at the head of the operating table administering and supervising anesthetics. This mutual respect increased in the post-war period when trained anesthesiologists came to be in demand at civilian hospitals. The word "anesthesiology" was coined in 1902 by Dr. M. J. Seifert who defined it as: "The science that treats the means and methods of producing various degrees of insensibility to pain with or without hypnosis. An Anesthetist is a technician and an Anesthesiologist is the specific authority on anesthesia and anesthetics." And as anesthesiology commonly replaced the word "anesthesia" in official medical usage, the American Society of Anesthetists became the American Society of Anesthesiologists, on May 12, 1945. In December of that same year, the first PostGraduate Assembly in Anesthesiology (PGA) was held and in 1947 became the Annual Meeting of the newly formed state component of the ASA, The New York State Society of Anesthesiologists (NYSSA).
We provide digital education for patients on the four main causes of chronic disease Diet Stress Immunity Toxicity And provide the support of a digital community and a nationwide team of holistic professionals. Our Patient Preparation Program saves the doctor time and the patients money to make a win-win-win for medicine.
We are a powerful association of men, women and children joined together by a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility. We believe that lasting personal and social change can only come about when we all work together to invest in our kids, our health and our neighbors. That's why, at the Y, strengthening community is our cause. Every day, we work side-by-side with our neighbors throughout the five boroughs to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
English language programs for children, teens and other family members in New York City. Using a mixture of classroom-based instruction and field trips, Hi-New-York teaches English in a natural, nurturing environment. We spend a bit of time in a classroom and a lot of time visiting fantastic sites across New York City. We go fishing in the rivers and ponds, talk to local farmers about their lives, and create all sorts of cool things in the museums across the city. Young people from all parts of the world join us during their school holidays to have fun, learn English and make new friends.
The Sikh American Chamber of Commerce (SACC) is a non-profit organization comprised of a cross section of Sikh American member businesses ranging from sole proprietors to large corporations and conglomerates.The Sikh American Chamber of Commerce was established in 2011 with the vision to bring together Sikh American Businesses and Professionals in the spirit of enterprise. Our goal is to provide a forum for effective business networking, promote entrepreneurship within the community, and assist other Sikh American professionals in the continued growth of their business. It is through these business initiatives that our Sikh American community will thrive.
NYREI provides International Real Estate Investment Coaching as well as real estate licensing courses. Among our more than 60,000 graduates since 1987 are some of the most successful real estate professionals in the industry. If you want to succeed, choose NYREI!
BGIA provides a unique opportunity for college students and recent college graduates from around the world to take advanced courses in international affairs while working in carefully selected internships based on individual interests—all while experiencing life in Manhattan, the island at the center of the world. BGIA is designed for students of all academic majors. The program offers international affairs courses in an intimate teaching environment. Our faculty’s experience in the field of international affairs and at prestigious universities brings real-world expertise into the classroom. With BGIA’s internship program, students are matched with private, public, and nonprofit organizations in New York City. In addition, BGIA makes it possible for students to take advantage of New York City’s vast array of cultural offerings. Through internships, faculty contacts, and BGIA’s extensive alumni network, students develop a community that extends beyond the duration of the program to provide excellent support to recent graduates. BGIA was founded by the late diplomatic historian James Clarke Chace, the Managing Editor of Foreign Affairs and the World Policy Journal, and Paul W. Williams Professor of Government and Public Law at Bard College. BGIA honors Chace’s legacy with the James Clarke Chace speaker series.
SAE New York, located in the heart of Chelsea, features 5 studios, 4 production suites, 6 live rooms, and 24 workstations to provide students with the real-world experience necessary for a successful career in the audio industry. The campus regularly hosts industry networking events, alumni festivals, and job fairs, giving students access to major players in the music industry. Established in 1976 SAE Institute was established as The School of Audio Engineering (SAE) by engineer/producer Tom Misner as the world's first school to combine both practical and theoretical curriculum in audio engineering. Over three decades, SAE Institute has grown into an international network of 58 campuses, boasting some of the most advanced equipment and facilities available to students studying in the creative media industries. SAE Institute offers a wide variety of degree programs including audio technology, entertainment business, digital journalism, mobile development, game design, animation, postproduction, filmmaking, and multimedia. SAE Institute's seven U.S. campuses in New York, Nashville, Miami, Atlanta, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago provide graduates with a vast nationwide community providing life-long career support and learning.
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Educademy is a New York City based educational consulting and research group serving students, their families, teachers, and educators across a wide spectrum of needs and abilities. Our philosophy is that it takes a caring and supportive village to educate a child. At Educademy, we help you to build that village using a unique and successful set of practices and methods, which are analyzed for each client. We then create a custom educational software package that supports each individual client for most effectiveness
EC New York is located in the heart of Times Square, and possibly the most centrally-located school in the ‘Big Apple’. With views over the famous billboards, theatres and streets filled with yellow taxis, EC New York is just a few blocks away from world-famous shopping on 5th Avenue, the Empire State Building and just minutes away from some of NYC's most famous landmarks: Bryant Park, Grand Central Station, Madison Square Garden, many fabulous restaurants, and more! If you would like to see inside our school, click here: http://goo.gl/emRxyh
Please call us before stopping by, our hours fluctuate with the school schedule. The Fashion Class is a creative environment for children as young as 5, teens up to 17 and adults of all ages to learn the fun of designing and sewing their own clothing. In 2009 The Fashion Class founder Kerri Q. began teaching an after-school fashion program offered to private New York city schools. After a popular first year and even more popular second (with new schools added to our list each term) The Fashion Class was officially born (2010) and began offering classes outside of schools so that any child in the NYC area could learn to sew and design. In 2014 our second full time studio in Merrick NY opened for the fashionistas of Long Island. We now offer classes in Manhattan, Long Island and Brooklyn for children and teenagers ages 6 through 18 years. Our locations cover midtown and the garment center (21 W 39th St), the Upper East Side (1412 2nd Ave), Merrick Long Island (1812 Merrick Road) and Carroll Gardens Brooklyn (128 Union St). Our classes include fashion drawing, art + design, craft making, accessory design, sewing and fashion design. All supplies are included in our fee and all students keep their creations. Our sessions end with a fashion show (on our exclusive light up runway) where our students model and showcase the clothing, accessories, and artwork they’ve created throughout the semester! We offer class options 7 days per week in the Fall, Winter and Spring. Summer is dedicated to our full day 2-week summer fashion camp program where students sew, design, and visit real fashion design showrooms. We've visited Austin Scarlett from Project Runway, Marchesa, Alice + Olivia, Anne Klein, Marie Claire Magazine, and so much more! We also offer one day through week long fashion camps over school break holidays such as Columbus Day, Presidents Day, winter break, and Spring Break school holidays. Finally our Fashion Design Birthday parties are an absolute blast. Located in Midtown Manhattan and Merrick NY, we can sew and decorate a bag or skirt, decorate t-shirt, and even put on a full fashion show complete with hair, makeup and clothing styling!
Zoni Language Centers was founded by Mr. Zoilo C. Nieto, President & founder, in 1991. Zoni is a multi-site institution with campuses in Manhattan, Queens, New Jersey, Miami Beach and Vancouver where Intensive English Programs (IEP) and other English language related courses are offered. Since 1991, Zoni has taught English to hundred of thousands of students, educating them to speak, read and write in English in a short period of time. Zoni uses a variety of effective teaching methods applied by college-educated teachers. Zoni is certified by the New York State Education Department, is accredited by ACCET in Miami Beach and accredited by Languages Canada in Vancouver, Canada. Zoni Language Centers in the USA are also SEVIS-approved schools. Further, Zoni Manhattan and Miami Beach are authorized testing centers for the TOEFL iBT and Cambridge ESOL Examinations. Zoni’s popular, student-centered teaching eclectic methodology combines the Direct Method, Total Physical Response, the Communicative Approach and Cooperative Learning. Students practice and immediately produce language structures and dialogues in a natural and fun classroom setting. Zoni Language Centers takes pride in the success it has had over the past 20 years of English language education. It is the largest English language school in the metropolitan New York area; more than 2,500 students, coming from over a hundred countries worldwide, attend classes daily at Zoni campuses. We are proud to have successfully educated over one hundred thousand students. Zoni is a melting pot of people from different national, cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Zoni students, faculty and staff come from virtually every nation and culture in the world, enriching the whole community with their perspectives and experiences.
NYLC offers English as a Second Language classes. We have four schools in NY: Manhattan (2), Queens, and Bronx. Feel free to ask questions or to share your comments & pictures about NYLC! Our classes are excellent and our prices are affordable.
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Award-winning screenwriter Jacob Krueger will forever change the way you look at screenwriting. Rather than imposing formulaic models from the outside, Jacob teaches you how to organically “grow” your script, from initial idea, to character, to scene, to act, to the movie you’ve always dreamed of writing. Along the way, you’ll learn how to overcome writer’s block, self doubt, procrastination, and other obstacles to build the writing life you have always wanted for yourself, by tapping into the power of your creative mind.
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The Workshop Bar ™ inspires communication, relationships and positive spirit. We focus on taking your image one step further and will help you create your 'brand.' The Workshop Bar ™ is a cultural talent scene that challenges the status quo bringing together a new generation of actors and singers and helping them become a cross over success.
Students in Comparative Literature come from over twenty-five countries and are native speakers of as many languages. They bring a range of cultural and intellectual interests and have given the program in Comparative Literature at the Graduate Center an international character second to none that mirrors New York City in all its depth and complexity. While the majority of students tend to emphasize modernism in their coursework and dissertations, a significant number pursue studies in other periods, especially in Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and Romantic literatures, as well as in the literatures of the Americas. In recent years our students have accepted teaching positions at Barnard, Williams, Yale, Hamilton, Mount Holyoke, Vanderbilt, Harvard, UCLA, Penn State, Rutgers, The University of Massachusetts, and at a number of CUNY colleges. They have also found positions in Italy, Germany, and Turkey. For general information on Admission requirements into our program, please visit http://www.gc.cuny.edu/Prospective-Current-Students/Prospective-Students/Admission-Requirements. Comparative Literature welcomes written contributions to its Facebook page, which it is dedicated to maintaining as a safe and vital online community. By posting content on this page, you agree to abide by Facebook’s Statement of Rights and Responsibilities (https://www.facebook.com/terms.php) Comparative Literature is not responsible for comments or any other content posted to this page by users, and reserves the right to remove any user-generated content for any reason. This includes commercial solicitations, spam, links, posts that are off-topic, as well as content that is abusive, threatening, hateful or that is determined to in any other way infringe on the rights of a third party. Comparative Litrerarure reserves the right to block users who violate the terms stated here. Users of Comparative Literature's Facebook page take personal responsibility for their comments, user name and any information or other content they post. Comparative Literature is not responsible for the content of any website linked to and from this page. Comments made on this site do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the University as a whole. Hours of operation for each Fall and Spring semesters are Monday-Fridays from 9am-5pm. Please check back during Summer 2015 for Department hours of operation.