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ATLANTA
AVENTURA
BOSTON
FORT LAUDERDALE
MIAMI
MIAMI BEACH
SAN FRANCISCO
EXPAND YOURHORIZONS2 YEAR
A N N I V E R S A R Y
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75% of classroom activity is devoted to conversation skills
100% of all materials are included and students keep all books
97% is the satisfaction rating students give our teachers
6 years is the average time teachers have been with TALK
20 languages are spoken �uently by TALK sta� members (Afrikaans, Arabic, Bulgarian, Cantonese, Creole, English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Taiwanese, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese)
TALK ADVANTAGE
1MISSIONSTATEMENT2
TALK ADVANTAGE
3 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
4 LEVELS & PROGRESS CHART
5 WHY STUDENTSCHOOSE TALK
11 ACTIVITIES &GRADUATION
12 ATLANTA
13 FORT LAUDERDALE
14 MIAMI
15 MIAMI BEACH
16 AVENTURA
17 BOSTON
18 SAN FRANCISCO
7 - 8 ENGLISHPROGRAMS
9 - 10 ACCOMMODATIONS
6 TEACHERS
OUR SCHOOLS
ATLANTA
AVENTURA
BOSTON
FORT LAUDERDALE
MIAMI
MIAMI BEACH
SAN FRANCISCO
EXPAND YOURHORIZONS2 YEAR
A N N I V E R S A R Y
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Our mission is to help create a world where communication, under-standing, cooperation and respect exist between people of all countries and cultures. Our method is to provide language training utilizing the most effective teaching methodology and technology, and
by integrating academic, cultural and social activities.
98%of students would recommend TALK
to their friends and family.
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AFFILIATIONS
For 20 years, we have had the pleasure of teaching students from around the world. We have watched students grow, make memories and create eternal bonds with new friends. We look forward to being part of your journey of learning English, expanding your horizons and reaching your goals.
EXPANDYOURHORIZONS
With innovative teaching technology and methodology, TALK is in the forefront of English education. We provide an optimal learning experience for our students. Our teachers utilize the communicative approach of language acquisition, meaning that students are active participants in presentations, discussions and group work. These activities promote con�dence, stimulate learning, and guarantee the best results.
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INTERACTIVETECHNOLOGY
Interactive whiteboards bring lessons to life by enabling course material, including our interactive course book, to be displayed on the board. Students are able to engage easily with the curriculum as it is presented by the teacher and accompanied by visual and audio exercises on the screen.
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ACADEMICEXCELLENCE
Immediately access online resources
Enhance listening skills with audio
lessons
Pull up webpages related to what you're studying
Drag and drop adjectives in the
appropriate order for each sentence
Match words and phrases to
their de�nitions
Watch content speci�cally designed for English language
learning
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LEVELS AND PROGRESS CHART
Fluency
TALK LEVELS SKILLS LEARNED TOEFL® iBT IELTS™ TOEIC® CEFR LEVELS
10 120 8.0 - 8.5 974 - 982 low -mid C2
Express complicated thoughts, descriptions and viewpoints with natural turn-taking, referencing and allusion making. Focus on colloquialisms, phrasal verbs and useful slang.
High Advanced9 110 - 120 7.0 - 8.0 926 - 974 mid -high C1
Understand most everything heard or read–even in a fast, native speed–and summarize the subject matter in a clear manner.
Advanced8 102 - 110 6.5 - 7.0 890 - 926 low -mid C1
Express yourself e�ectively in social, academic and professional situations and formulate ideas and opinions with precision.
Low Advanced7 94 - 102 6.0 - 6.5 848 - 890 high B2 -low C1
Understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts including those about historical events and �nd implied meaning. Use clauses to relate thoughts and viewpoints on mysteries and hypothetical situations.
High Intermediate6 85 - 94 5.0 - 6.0 800 - 848 B2Learn to present detailed descriptions on a wide range of subjects such as literature, art, money, health and medicine. Develop lengthy narrations regarding personal experiences and their signi�cance.
Intermediate5 78-85 4.5-5.0 703-800 high B1 -low B2
Learn how to use conditionals to discuss taking risks, regret, wishes and hypothetical situations. Connect phrases and thoughts in a simple way.
Low Intermediate4 66-78 4.0-4.5 570-703 B1Understand the main points in conversation and texts on subjects such as family, work, school, leisure activities, food, and relationships. Learn how to organize ideas in a clear manner.
High Beginner3 47-66 3.5-4.0 387-570mid A2 -low B1
Learn to describe appearance and personality, scenes and pictures, even past experiences and vacations. Successfully make plans and write short personal letters.
Beginner2 38-47 2.0-3.5 130-387low A1 -mid A2
Interact in a simple, direct way and provide descriptions about people and places. Learn how to ask and answer questions.
Low Beginner1 0-38 1.0-2.0 10-130A0 -
low A1Learn the basics of English including greetings and how to ask questions. Use “survival English” and create sentences.
This should serve as a guide only. Each student's progress will vary. Equivalencies are an estimate.
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WHY STUDENTS LOVE TALK
"Friends recommended TALK and said it's a very good school. The quality of education is excellent for the price. TALK is very educational and organized."
Lucca Saviello, Brazil, TALK Aventura
ExcellenceMadeAffordable!
“Before studying at TALK Atlanta, my English was academic and I didn’t feel that I was able to have a conversation with a native speaker. Now, I feel more comfortable when I speak. Every day, the teachers encourage and motivate students, using various learning approaches.”
Sheryl Bessarion, France, TALK Atlanta
TALKTeachers
“When I came to Belmont I knew this place is wonderful. San Francisco is so beautiful. I love the Golden Gate Bridge! My favorite experience is going to the De Young Museum. Since my teacher took me to visit the museum, I fell in love with di�erent museums and enjoy the arts! At TALK I made a lot of friends - and a best friend! Choosing TALK was the best choice of my life!”
I-Ling Liu, Taiwan, TALK San Francisco
ExcitingLocations
“My experience at TALK has been wonderful because, since I’ve been here, I’ve grown not only in an academic way but also personally. Besides using the book and interactive technology, the teachers are always preparing di�erent types of activities. They challenge us with writing, reading, discussions, presentations, things that I have never done before. The sta�, the teachers, all the people who work here have been so helpful and kind. I feel like I’m home.”
Fabiana Castellanos de Luca, Venezuela,TALK Fort Lauderdale
AcademicExcellence
“I feel that at TALK Boston I am a friend, not a customer. I learned about so many cultures and met people with di�erent beliefs from all over the world. We are all here to improve our English and connect with people with the same focus and goal. I want to thank the TALK Boston sta� for receiving me and welcoming me as member of the TALK family! ”
Magda Beltrán Roldán, Colombia, TALK Boston
CulturalDiversity
TEACHERS
Ed Gregory12 years at TALK Fort Lauderdale
“The students keep me alive, they challenge me, and they reward me. It is my privilege to challenge them, to reward them, to give them language skills that will enable them to follow their own dreams.”
Christina Constaglio3 years at TALK San Francisco
“The best thing about teaching is the motivation and determination of the students that come to learn. I have loved the consistently positive, motivated and inquisitive students that our school attracts and have been honored to prepare them for the U.S. college experience.”
Barbara Murphy6 years at TALK Boston
"I love everything about teaching at TALK! The students are amazing and working with everyone at the school is wonderful. I love the interactive technology. TALK is the crème de la crème, it is the best of the best and is the �nest school I have ever worked at. The program here is magni�cent."
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GENERAL ENGLISHOur General English Programs provide a practical understanding of the English language and lead you to �uency. Courses provide all four communication skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing, as well as grammar, at the appropriate level. This program is ideal for those seeking to improve their language skills in a fast way. Advanced levels are ideal for students seeking to continue their studies in a university or gain professional experience.
TEST PREPARATIONLearn speci�c test strategies as you improve your overall English language pro�ciency required for a high TOEFL® iBT or IELTS™ score.
20 lessons / week F1 student visa required Level 7 (low advanced) or higher is requiredMonday - Friday
TOEFL® iBT Complete
Get the highest possible score on your TOEFL® exam with TALK’s comprehensive exam preparation programs.
TOEFL® iBT Complete
LESSON 1 9:00 - 10:30
BREAK 10:30 - 10:45
LESSON 2 10:45 - 12:15
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INTENSIVE ENGLISHIn addition to developing the four communication skills, you will receive support with pronunciation and grammar, improvement in vocabulary and a focused path towards English pro�ciency. Advanced levels are ideal for students planning to further their careers with our Professional Devel-opment Activity or continue their studies at an American university.
Schedules subject to vary due to availability.
25 lessons / weekF1 student visa requiredMonday - Friday
LESSON 1 9:00 - 10:30
BREAK 10:30 - 10:45
LESSON 2 10:45 - 12:15
BREAK 12:15 - 12:45
LESSON 3 (Tue - Thu) 12:45 - 14:00
Intensive English
20 lessons / weekF1 student visa required Monday - Friday
General English Full-Time
LESSON 1 9:00 - 10:30
BREAK 10:30 - 10:45
LESSON 2 10:45 - 12:15
18 lessons / week No student visa required Monday - Friday
General English Part-Time
LESSON 1 9:00 - 10:30
BREAK 10:30 - 10:45
LESSON 2 (Mon-Thu) 10:45 - 12:15
ENGLISH PROGRAMS
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Classes start every Monday
Placement test on the �rst day to evaluate your English level
Flexible course length from 2 weeks to 52 weeks
10 levels, beginner to �uency
Each level = 10 weeks
1 lesson = 45 minutes
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY
SPECIALIZED PACKAGES
Gain professional experience as you learn English in Boston, Miami or San Francisco with our Professional Development Activity. As you learn about American business culture, you will also create an American-style CV and cover letter and increase your career opportunities when you return to your home country. 12-week minimum enrollment required.
• Business Administration• Marketing• Advertising• Finance
• Hospitality & Tourism• Retail/Fashion• Information Technology & Engineering
Fields: • Accenture• Compass Bene�ts Gr.• ENOVA Engineering• Eventbrite
• Net Impact• Oracle• Prudential Financial• TESLA
SampleCompanies*:*Subject to availability
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WEEK 5 - 12 (8 WEEKS)
9:00 - 10:30 General English Business English TOEFL® iBT Complete
10:30 - 10:45 Break
10:45 - 12:15 General English Business English TOEFL® iBT Complete
12:15 - 13:00 Break
Monday - Friday (20 lessons/week)
Monday - Friday (10-15 hours/week)
13:00 - 17:00 PDA at host company
WEEK 1 - 4 (4 WEEKS)
9:00 - 10:30 General English Business English TOEFL® iBT Complete
10:30 - 10:45 Break
10:45 - 12:15 General English Business English TOEFL® iBT Complete
12:15 - 12:45 Break
Monday - Friday (20 lessons/week)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (5 lessons/week)
12:45 - 14:00 PDA preparation at TALK
TALKFAMILY PACKAGE
Provides a stimulating learning environment for families with children. The package includes tuition and accommodation. O�ered in Boston, Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach during winter and summer.
TALK BUNDLEDPACKAGE &
GROUP PACKAGEIdeal for individuals or groups. From junior summer camps to professional groups, packages are customized to your needs. O�ered in Boston, San Francisco, Atlanta, Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach year-round upon request.
TALK UNIVERSITYTOUR PACKAGE
Gives students a unique opportunity to learn about the American universi-ty system and visit prestigious universities such as Harvard, MIT, Yale, Stanford and Berkeley while studying English.
Please contact TALK directly for more information on these programs and visit www.talk.edu
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Living with an American host gives you the opportunity to improve your English while being fully immersed in the culture.
Practice your English skills with an American host
Homestay
ACCOMMODATIONSWe o�er several housing options that give students the chance to practice their
English with other students and interact with Americans on a daily basis.
Accommodations begin on Sunday prior to course start date and end on Saturday after course end date.
Our residence options are conveniently located near restaurants, entertainment, shops and public transportation.
Live independently while interacting with students from around the world
Residence
Experience life on the campus of Notre Dame de Namur University while living independently in the San Francisco Bay Area town of Belmont, California. The campus is located walking distance to the train station, providing easy access to Silicon Valley and San Francisco.
Get an authentic American university experience
On-Campus Apartments
Our apartment options are comfortable, spacious and conveniently located near TALK schools.
Choose from a variety of options to �t your needs
Apartments
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TALKCITY
ACCOMMODATIONTYPE
ROOMTYPE
BATHROOMTYPE
PRICE*(Weekly)
MEALOPTIONS
OTHERAMENITIES
TRAVEL TIME(to TALK)
BOST
ON
ESL Townhouse Two-bedroomapartment
Single or double
25 minutes Full kitchen &table for dining
Cable TVLaundry
Security & reception
Private $315 shared $470 single
Homestay Single 30 – 60 min. Breakfast &dinner
Cable TV Kitchen
Laundry
Shared or private $325
ATLA
NTA
Homestay Single 30 – 60 min. Breakfast &dinner
Cable TV Kitchen
Laundry
Shared or private $325
Residence Single or double 30 – 60 min. Full kitchen &self-catering
Cable TV Kitchen
Laundry
Shared or private Please inquire
Residence Single or double 30 – 60 min. Full kitchen &self-catering
Cable TV Kitchen
Laundry
Shared or private Please inquire
AVEN
TURA
Homestay Single 30 - 60 min. Breakfast & dinner Cable TVKitchenLaundry
Shared or private $325
MIA
MI
WynwoodResidence
Studio apartment 25 - 40 min. Cable TVFree Breakfast
Free Wi-Fi
Private $474.81 to $949.62 Kitchenette
Extended Stay America
Standard room 10 min. walk Cable TVLaundry
Free light breakfast
Private $271.95 to $699.30 Kitchen
River Park Hotel Standard room 20 min. walk Cable TVPool
Fitness center
Private $270 to $700 Self-catering
Homestay Single 30 - 60 min. Cable TVKitchen
Wi-Fi
Shared or private $325/wk. $800/mo.
$950/mo. including breakfast
Breakfast & dinner
FORT
LAU
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DA
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Extended StayAmerica-Plantation
Single or shared 15 min. Self-catering Cable TVPool
Per room $515 to $700
Extended StayAmerica-Davie
Single or shared 15 min. Self-catering Cable TVPer room $400 to $600
Homestay Single 30 - 60 min. Breakfast & dinnerShared or private $325 Cable TV KitchenLaundry
SAN
FRA
NCI
SCO Campus
Apartments One-bedroom
apartment
Shared
On campus Fully-equippedkitchen
Pool $100 linen packageSecurity & reception
Shared bathroomin apartment
$335
Homestay Single 30 - 60 min. Breakfast & dinner Cable TV KitchenLaundry
Shared or private $375
MIA
MI B
EACH
Wynwood Residence
Studio apartment 15 min. walk Kitchenette Cable TVFree breakfast
Free Wi-Fi
Private $474.81 to $949.62
Extended Stay America
Standard room 10 min. walk Kitchen Cable TVLaundry
Free light breakfast
Private $271.95 to $699.30
River Park Hotel Standard room 25 - 40 min. Cable TVPool
Fitness center
Private $270 to $700 Self-catering
Homestay Single 30 - 60 min. Cable TVKitchen
Wi-Fi
Shared or private $325/wk.$800/mo. $950/mo.
including breakfast
Breakfast & dinner
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
*Housing pricing and availability subject to change. For most up-to-date information, please visit www.talk.edu or contact your representative.
ACTIVITIES Explore New Places While Improving your English!
“Every week the school plans activities like going bowling or shopping, so that the students can have a good time and get the opportunity to meet each other. That is joyful not only because it helps the students interact, but also because it keeps our minds going in English.”
Lucas Pereira, Brazil TALK Fort Lauderdale
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Scheduled weekly activities provided at:• Boston• Fort Lauderdale• San Francisco
All schools o�er special celebrations, including Valentine’s Day, International Food Day, Halloween, and pizza parties.
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GRADUATIONA celebration of your
progress and achievement!
Graduation is a time to look back on your achievements and look forward to the future. We know how import-ant this day is for you, and that is why
we take the time to celebrate you.
Lots of pictures!
MONDAY
EnglishCafé
Sample Activity Schedule at TALK San Francisco
TUESDAY
TALK SoccerGame
WEDNESDAY
Fisherman’sWharf
THURSDAY
StanfordUniversity Tour
FRIDAY
StreetFood Festival
SATURDAY
AlcatrazTour
SUNDAY
Museum ofTechnology
Activities are subject to change.
Warm hugs!
Unforgettable memories!
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Atlanta is a major U.S. city with great natural beauty and history. It’s a center for commerce, information technology, government and higher education. It’s also home to several major companies including Coca-Cola, CNN, and Delta Airlines. TALK Atlanta’s prime location in Midtown, and close proximity to the Financial District, makes it easily accessible by public
transportation and a step away from recreational areas, restaurants, shopping, museums and theaters.
Located in the iconic Silhouette Building
Newly renovated, custom-designed school
10 classrooms
Large and welcoming reception area
Interactive technology
Free Wi-Fi
Accessible by public transportation
Public parking available, fees apply
Walking distance to cafés and museums
Homestay
Residence
• One-way $2.50• Day pass $9.00• Week pass $23.75• Month pass $95.00
TRAVEL
Rail and Bus Tickets
• Lunch average $8 per person• Dinner average $20 per person
FOOD
Most museums/tours/attractions cost $10 - $45
MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS
Tickets for sporting events range from $15 - $200 depending on sport and team.
SPORTING EVENTS
*Subject to change
LIVING EXPENSES*SCHOOL FACILITIES
ACCOMMODATIONS
10-minute walk from MARTA rail system (Arts Center station)
Bus stop located in front of school
Major airport: Atlanta International (ATL)
TRANSPORTATION
PiedmontPark
Midtown
Berkeley Park
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10th St NW 10th St NW
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Memorial Park
Georgia Aquarium
West Midtown
AtlantaDowntown
14th St NW
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Atlantic Station
Restaurants
Movie Theaters
MARTAStation
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• One-way $2.00• Day pass $5.00• Week pass $20.00• Month pass $70.00
TRAVEL
Bus Tickets
FOOD
Most museums/tours/attractions cost $10 - $30
MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS
Tickets for sporting events range from $30 - $200 depending on sport and team.
SPORTING EVENTS
*Subject to change
LIVING EXPENSES*
HomestayResidenceApartments
ACCOMMODATIONS
Modern, custom-designed school
12 classrooms
Large reception and outside seating area
Interactive technology
Free Wi-Fi
Access to Nova Southeastern University facilities including library and food court
Accessible by public transportation
Ample free parking
Walking distance to cafés, restaurants and shopping
SCHOOL FACILITIES
TRANSPORTATIONWithin short walk from bus stops
Shark Shuttle access to Nova Southeastern University
Major airports: Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL), and Miami International (MIA)
Known as the “Venice of America” because of the extensive system of inland waterways that wind through the city and beyond, Fort Lauderdale is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the U.S. TALK Fort Lauderdale is located across from the campus of Nova Southeastern University and about 10 miles from the city’s famous oceanfront and cruise port area. TALK students are able
to participate in fun and exciting local activities and develop friendships with American university students.
• Lunch average $7 per person• Dinner average $20 per person
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FortLauderdaleSupermarket
Residence
Shopping
Nova Southeastern University
Bus Stop
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Ronald Reagan Turnpike
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Fort LauderdaleAirport
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Modern, custom-designed school
9 classrooms
Outside seating area
Interactive technology
Free Wi-Fi
Accessible by public transportation
Public parking available, fees apply
Walking distance to cafés, restaurants and shopping
• One-way $2.25• Day pass $5.65• Week pass $29.25• Month pass $112.50
TRAVEL
Bus and Rail Tickets
• Lunch average $10 per person• Dinner average $20 per person
FOOD
Most museums/tours/attractions cost $10 - $30
MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS
Tickets for sporting events range from $30 - $200 depending on sport and team
SPORTING EVENTS
*Subject to change
LIVING EXPENSES*SCHOOL FACILITIES
Miami Metromover and Metrorail system located next to school
Metrorail provides access to downtown Miami and its surrounding areas including the airport
Miami Metrobus and free Miami Trolley stops located in front of school
Major airport: Miami International (MIA)
TRANSPORTATION
Homestay
Residence
ACCOMMODATIONS
Miami, with its impressive skyline de�ned by skyscrapers, is the center for international trade between the U.S. and Latin America. TALK Miami is located in Miami’s vibrant Brickell �nancial district, within walking distance of fashionable cafés, restaurants and boutiques. Students enjoy this convenient location because it is just minutes away from entertainment
venues, parks, shopping, museums and theaters.
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SARASOTA
Bisc
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Blv
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MacArthur Causeway
FORTLAUDERDALE
Downtown Shops
Miami ArtMuseum
American AirlinesArena
Wynwood Art Walk
Bric
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SW14th St
SW13th St
MiamiBeach
MiamiMiami
InternationalAirport
Miami ZooFairchild Tropical
Metromover
University of Miami
Coconut GroveRestaurants and Shops Miami Seaquarium
Key Biscayne
SOUTHBEACH
TALK
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• One-way $2.25• Day pass $5.65• Week pass $29.25• Month pass $112.50
TRAVEL
Bus Tickets
FOOD
Most museums/tours/attractions cost $10 - $30
MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS
Tickets for sporting events range from $30 - $200 depending on sport and team
SPORTING EVENTS
*Subject to change
LIVING EXPENSES*
Homestay
Residence
ACCOMMODATIONS
5-minute walk from Miami Metrobus stop
Access to the free Miami Beach Trolley
CitiBikes available for rent near school
Major airport: Miami International (MIA)
TRANSPORTATION
Newly built, custom-designed school
6 classrooms
Large and welcoming reception area and student lounge
Interactive technology
Free Wi-Fi
Accessible by public transportation
Public parking available, fees apply
Walking distance to the beach, cafés, restaurants and shopping
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Miami Beach is where the world comes to have fun in the sun, enjoy international cuisine and culture, and sample its famous nightlife. The beautiful white sand beaches, warm blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean, colorful Art Deco district and world-class hotels create the perfect ambiance. TALK Miami Beach, in the heart of South Beach, o�ers an excellent academic experience
in a tropical paradise. It is conveniently located just steps away from public transportation and a short walk to the beach.
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DowntownMiami
Dodge Islands
DOWNTOWNMIAMI
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORTJulia Tuttle Causeway
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MiamiBeach
Lincoln Rd
Felipe Valls Way
Alton Rd
Alto
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Alton Rd
5th St
Lincoln RdMall
Children'sMuseum
AmericanAirlinesArena Bus
Stop
Art DecoDistrictTALK
FlamingoPark
WolfsonianMuseum
PICTUREPENDING
• Lunch average $10 per person• Dinner average $20 per person
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Newly renovated, custom-designed school
13 classrooms
Large reception area and student lounge
Outside seating area
Interactive technology
Free Wi-Fi
Accessible by public transportation
Ample free parking
Walking distance to cafés, restaurants and shopping
• One-way $2.25• Day pass $5.65• Week pass $29.25• Month pass $112.50
TRAVEL
Bus Tickets
• Lunch average $8 per person• Dinner average $20 per person
FOOD
Most museums / tours / attractions cost $10 - $25
MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS
Tickets for sporting events range from $15 - $200 depending on sport and team
SPORTING EVENTS
*Subject to change
LIVING EXPENSES*SCHOOL FACILITIES
Aventura is a sophisticated and culturally-diverse metropolitan city located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. This exciting area is �lled with restaurants and boutiques. TALK Aventura is conveniently located in the heart of the city near cafés and
public transportation. The school is within minutes of the beach, the world-famous Aventura Mall and Bal Harbour Shops.
MAP
Homestay
Residence
ACCOMMODATIONS
5-minute walk from the Miami Metrobus stop
Miami Metrobus provides access to Aventura, Miami Beach and downtown Miami
Major airports: Miami International (MIA) or Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International (FLL)
TRANSPORTATION
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Ronald Reagan Turnpike
EVERGLADESNATIONAL PARK
Miami ArtMuseum
Wynwood Art Walk
TALK
NE 191st ST
William Lehman
NE 187th ST NE
29th
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Colli
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Aventura Mall
Bus Stop
Florida Beach
RestaurantsLine the Entire Route
FORTLAUDERDALE
MIAMI
HOLYWOOD
North MiamiBeach
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Located in the historic Bedford Building of the Financial District
Custom-designed, loft-style school
9 classrooms
Large and welcoming reception area and student lounge
Interactive Technology
Free Wi-Fi
Accessible by public transportation
Public parking available, fees apply
Walking distance to historical landmarks, cafés, restaurants, and shopping
• One-way subway $2.75• One-way bus $2.00• Day subway / bus pass $12.00• Week subway / bus pass $21.25• Month subway pass $84.50• Month bus pass $55.00
TRAVEL
Subway and Bus Tickets
• Lunch average $12 per person• Dinner average $25 per person
FOOD
Most museums/tours/attractions cost $20 - $30
MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS
Tickets for sporting events range from $30 - $200 depending on sport and team
SPORTING EVENTS
*Subject to change
LIVING EXPENSES*SCHOOL FACILITIES
Homestay
Residence
2-minute walk from ‘T’ Subway station
Within short walk from bus stops
Major airport: Logan International (BOS)
TRANSPORTATION
ACCOMMODATIONS
The historic city of Boston, with its world-renowned universities and famous landmarks, is one of the most desired destinations for international students. TALK Boston, situated in the center of Boston’s Financial District, o�ers our students a dynamic cosmopolitan environment right at their doorstep. A two-minute walk to the subway unlocks a city in which old historic streets
and lush green spaces reveal great diversity, beautiful cobblestone streets, and unforgettable tourist attractions.
TALK
BOSTON
Charles River
Southeast Expy
Cambridge
Somerville
Charlestown93
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Newbury St.
Museum of Fine Arts
Harvard University
MassachusettsInstitute of Technology
New EnglandAquarium
LoganInternational
Airport
Boston Public Garden
BostonCommon
TALK
South Station
Downtown Crossing
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• One-way train $3.75-$9.75*• One-way bus $2.25• Day train pass $7.50-$19.50*• Day bus pass $5.50• Month train pass $84.80-$243.80*• Month bus pass $65.60* depending on the number of zones traveled
TRAVELTrain and Bus Tickets
• Lunch average $7 per person• Dinner average $20 per person
FOOD
Most museums/tours/attractions cost $15 - $50
MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS
Tickets for sporting events range from $10 - $200 depending on sport and team
SPORTING EVENTS
*Subject to change
LIVING EXPENSES*Located on the 50-acre campus of Notre Dame de Namur University
TALK classrooms are located on campus
Free Wi-Fi
Beautiful modern library and computer labs accessible to students
NDNU gymnasium and exercise facilities available to students at no extra charge
Campus cafeteria o�ers vegetarian, organic and locally-farmed meal options
University activities* (join a club or intramural sports team; observe a professor’s lecture; get paired with an American student in the cultural exchange program)*Available Aug-May
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Homestay
On-campus apartments
ACCOMMODATIONS
TALK San Francisco is centrally located in Belmont, a city between San Francisco and Silicon Valley, making it an ideal destination for students to explore northern California. Through our activity program, students enjoy visiting inspiring places, including Napa Valley, Yosemite National Park, the Paci�c Coast Highway and the Golden Gate Bridge. Located on the campus of Notre Dame de Namur University,
TALK San Francisco gives students a unique opportunity to study on a college campus and interact with American students.
10-minute walk from Belmont Caltrain stop
Caltrain provides access to the Bay Area, including San Francisco and Silicon Valley
SamTrans bus stop located next to university
Major airport: San Francisco International (SFO)
TRANSPORTATION
Palo Alto
Warren Fwy
San Francisco
Hayward
Nimitz Fw
y
92
San Leandro
Alameda
Daly City
San BrunoHWY1
Bayshore Fwy
OaklandRedwood
Regional Park
580
580
Ghirardelli SquareGolden Gate
San FranciscoAirport
BerkeleyMuir Woods
Half Moon Bay
Mt Diablo
Facebook HQ
Google HQ
Apple HQ
StanfordUniversity
Caltrain Station
TALK Union City
Newark
84
Ralston Ave
Junipero Serra Fwy
A T L A N T A
A V E N T U R A
B O S T O N
F O R T L A U D E R D A L E
M I A M I
M I A M I B E A C H
S A N F R A N C I S C O
TALK English Schools Global Headquarters500 E Broward Boulevard #1650 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33394, USA • Phone: (954) 565-8505 • Email: [email protected]
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www.talk.edu
Notre Dame de Namur University1500 Ralston Ave. Belmont,CA 94002Tel: (650) 595-1488
1000 5th StreetMiami Beach, FL 33139Tel: (786) 348-0618
1390 Brickell AveMiami, FL 33131Tel: (305) 375-0126
3501 South University DriveFort Lauderdale-Davie, FL 33328Tel: (954) 990-6164
99 Bedford StreetBoston, MA 02111Tel: (617) 426-3500
19032 NE 29 AvenueAventura, FL 33180Tel: (305) 931-9515
1447 Peachtree St NEAtlanta, GA 30309Tel: (404) 249-9466
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