I was there for 2 months and it was a great experience. I met many people with another cultures and…read more i will never forget teacher like natali or Blake Farha!. Thx For everything. I hope back soon.

ALLS has helped me improve my English a lot, the classes are small which helps the students to…read moreparticipate more, and the teachers are more than teachers they are friends.

I have been taking adult Spanish classes with The Language House since March, 2020. It is amazing!…read moreAll of the instructors are incredible, make learning fun/interesting and they are very patient. Muy importante! :) The past few years I have ventured out to the public social events held by The Language House. It is so nice to meet and mingle with other adult learners. Weekly class is very important and conversing with others is equally important. That's what the social events are all about. I have also made a few close friends in class - we meet regularly for coffee or lunch and practice our español. Muchas gracias to Virginia, all the instructors and The Language House for all that you do for us and the community.

I've been attending the Language House for (4) semesters now and have had a great experience. All…read moreof the teachers that I've experienced have been extremely well versed in Spanish, and provide fun and encouraging learning environments. My Spanish skills have become more well versed and I'm able to use what I've learned in class to speak to my wife in Spanish. There are also multiple locations to take class so it's great for anyone who does or doesn't have a busy schedule! There's also a lot of additional resources we receive out of class that are helpful, such as: WhatsApp Spanish group, homework lessons, Quizlet (app) trainings; etc. Thank you so much, Virginia!

Aston International Academy is an English language school catering to late teens and adults helping…read morekids learn English in an authentic Texan environment. They also do younger kids short term trips for kids from all over the world on holiday. The new location in Caesar Chavez is an amazing two story building with a real Austin feel. It is located in the artsy part of Austin east of the center. Within two minutes walk of the location are cafes，restaurants, bars, and places to hang out. Just a few blocks away is Metz Park where they have water activities in lake Austin such as canoeing, paddle boarding, kayaking, rowing and more. Lynn Petro, one of the administrators and teachers has been there for 20 years and is a student favorite. Heather, who manages the location is an Austin native with welcoming heart and great big Texan personality. The teachers are the best with wonderful personalities and dedication to their curriculum. It's an excellent place to learn English whether you are on short trip or want to enroll as a full time student.

The coolest English school at Austin, for sure! They are…read morelocated in a huge and cool blue house with a David Bowie picture in the facade. The staff is really kind and the teachers has a lot of knowledge and experienced.

I've wanted to learn French for years. It always seemed out of reach. I took Spanish in high school…read moreand thought the only way I could learn another language was in a "traditional" school setting. Wow was I wrong. I have one week left in my Beginning 1A French class with Freestyle Languages and feel like I've already learned more than I did in all of high school. I am able to talk about myself, the weather, what I like and don't like to eat, the sports I play, my hobbies - how cool is that? My ultimately dream of becoming fluent in French and moving to Paris doesn't seem out of reach anymore. If you're wanting to learn another language, I HIGHLY recommend Freestyle Languages.

I self-studied French on and off for two years before deciding to take a formal class. I don't live…read morein Austin, but I was aware of Freestyle through an Instagram account they run (@frenchphraseoftheday), and checked them out after they started offering virtual classes because of covid. I had a pretty large vocabulary but really wanted to improve my speaking and understanding of different tenses. I've gotten both of those things and a lot more. We're about halfway through the semester and I'm already sad at the thought of it being over!! My teacher, Gloria, is patient and encouraging, and I really like the other students. My speaking has gotten a LOT better and more colloquial. The classes are held twice a week with an optional practice "café" on Saturdays. Every week is focused on a different theme: food, giving directions, etc. The classes are on Zoom, which means there is the occasional technical glitch, but mostly they run smoothly. The only drawback is that it's clear some of the fun events they now have to hold virtually, like movie screenings and happy hour, just aren't the same online. But I'm glad I get to attend them at all, because I couldn't if they were held in person. It's been a lot of fun and I look forward to every class and conversation.

House of Tutors is an English Language school with a number of extremely experienced and…read morepassionate teachers. The students come from across the globe and really want to learn

I'm very glad to study with HOFT. When I began, I understood very little English, but in this…read moremoment I can understand it more. I excited because I can communicate better every day. HOFT staff is excellent, everyone does a good job, so I'm very happy to be here. God bless HOFT. Mi name is Yair C.

I completed the UT CELTA program in 2015 before moving to Spain. I found the program very…read morebeneficial in preparing me for the challenges of teaching English as a foreign language. I had no idea at the time how challenging and different the process is from other class room activities. I have taught technical classes in networking and video technologies over the past several years and thought that experience would have adequately prepared me for teaching English AFL but discovered the process is completely different. The UT CELTA program provides the tools to teach where a common language is missing. This can be frustrating for both the student and the teacher and having a toolset to bridge the missing and most common form of communication, speech, addresses and prepares the instructor for the specific challenges of teaching a foreign language.

It was absolutely a great chance for me to take CELTA at UT Austin. I enjoyed and learned a lot…read morefrom this course. The tutors were so supportive and helpful and I benefited a lot from their great feedbacks. The best part of CELTA was learning to manage my time more efficiently and making lesson plans in a very organized way. The UT CELTA provided me great job opportunities in Japan where I could apply the strengths and skills I gained in this program.

Obviously, when you take courses at one of the World's best universities you get a good result and…read morea good learning process, but I couldn't expect that it would be so good... The teachers and the staff are absolutely confident in what they do, because all of them have a big experience and many of them taught English to foreign students, so they know what you need and how to provide it to you. Big variety of levels according to your English, including Academic English Program, which is really helpful and strongly recommended for those who plan to do their Graduate program at a university. They prepare not only for study itself, but also to the daily life in an american university. Social activities and different events, that the teachers organize, make the environment really friendly and happy. The prices are very fair, honestly I think that eventually you get more than the amount you pay. It's a really good place to study English.

If you are uneasy to use English, this school would give huge improvement in English to you. I have…read morebeen here about 7 months and I started studying English with this school. I had a phobia that speak English because I had never used English in my life before I came here from South Korea. I only used to speak it at school for tests. This school helps me a lot to get enough self- confidence in English. Even though I am still making on it, I strongly recommend you studying at this school. If you do, you are on right way to get a new language.

I have been taking Spanish classes at Berlitz in Austin since May 2019 and the experience has been…read moreremarkable. Andres and Veronica have been absolutely amazing teachers. From the first time I contacted the school, everyone I came in contact with was cordial, informative and helpful (special thanks to Joseph). Everyone helped to made my Berlitz experience both awesome and rewarding. If you want to learn a language, there is no better place than Berlitz.

I have been a Spanish student at Berlitz for 6 months now. The administrators work very hard to…read moreaccommodate my schedule, the atmosphere at the center is very nice, and the curriculum is strong. What I have enjoyed the most, however, is the teachers. They are the best, and I have progressed to a point where I can make myself understood in Spanish and I can follow most conversations. Learning Spanish is a goal I have had for many years, and I'm glad I chose Berlitz in order to achieve it. Jo Ann S.

I've taken beginner classes and will be moving to intermediate with Live The Language. Nothing but…read moregood things to say about Deidre and Live The Language. She is a truly special teacher who you can tell loves language and knows so much about it's history (and film!). One time she taught our class with the begins of what turned out to be laryngitis (over Zoom of course) because she wanted to make sure we had class. And it was as perfect of a class as every night! So thoughtful of her students schedules. She's amazing and really makes for a joyful experience. It can be a bit intimidating, especially as a beginner, but the curriculum makes you feel comfortable! Doesn't throw you in the deep end too early. Classes right now are over Zoom which is perfect with Covid. I took a class previously with Deirde in person, pre covid, and I think the zooms today are just as good (and so much easier on working parents!) Also the class size is small (5‐6) so you get to know your classmates and lots of opportunity to pratice what you're learning. The class is structured to be lots of talking that is guided by Deidre and the written lessons. You do your reading and written work as homework every week on your own. One bonus is that she also gives you lots of fun recommendations of things to try in your spare time: games with music videos, other lessons to watch on youtube, things to listen to in your car if you're stuck in traffic.

I love Live the Language! Classes are capped at six students, so it's really personal. We spend a…read moreportion of each class just asking and discussing questions that are unknown to us before the start of class, so you get tons of time to practice talking on the fly. Plus, Deidre tailors the discussions to things she's learned about us personally, for instance asking how our dogs are, or whether a new job is interesting. Between classes, the written lessons introduce subjects at the perfect pace, and with explanations that only a native speaker or linguist can provide. Often, we learn how a word or phrase is different between different Spanish-speaking countries. This is something subtle that apps on your phone just can't do. Additional exercises are plentiful and well tuned to the week's subject. I've already recommended Live the Language to lots of people. It's smart, affordable, and personal. The format and instructor's attitude are perfect for folks with a job. Oh, and make sure to ask for a "guest lecture" from Deidre's mom, Kateri -- she's not afraid to tell you "how they actually say that."

We absolutely adore Copernicus, we could not have asked for a better or more caring environment for…read moreour child's first daycare/school experience. The class sizes are very small and the communication is outstanding. We have had a few waitlist spots open up at other schools and continue to choose Copernicus because our girl has loved each teacher and gets so excited when we drop her off. Thanks for being such incredible care givers to our kiddo!

Bone dry truth. They target black children ( my child is actually Asian and West Indian but…read moreidentifies as black) and make them feel bad about themselves. Yesenia complained about my child a lot. He was only two and had not been enrolled a full two months and had not attended a full week due to constant illness. There is no curriculum. My child often played alone and the staff did not help him develop any skills. They are his linch and told me he didn't eat. Km aware of this because when he came home and I would give him a similar snack he was say "give me that!" and snatch from me which was new behavior since he was entilled. He often came home with cuts and scrapes and one time a burn on his arm. Do not leave your minority child in their care. Not warm and fuzzy towards blacks. Period.