I have been in this school for over 4-3 years and it was the best experience i ever had, all the…read moreteachers were amazing and really friendly. And sometimes they have parties sometimes, classmates are super nice and friendly, and you can learn up to 8th grade, theres no drama or fighting , you can also learn languages like Chinese,italian, japanese, Spanish and French, so If your looking for a school and something to put a smile on your face then this school is your place for it!

My daughter attends school here. We both enjoy the school's environment, the academics are rigorous…read more, and they have a strong parent community presence. The staff has always been friendly and have been extremely supportive ( academically and socially)throughout our time here. The teachers are vested in the community and are really good about writing grants to extend opportunities and resources for the students. No, school is perfect but, they strive to be the best and are proactive in nature. As a parent, these are all things I appreciate and look for within a school.

My son was at this school 2015 to 2017. He was in the Montessori program with Ms Robin who had zero…read morecompassion for kids; I am still mad at myself for staying for that long. I hope the new principal has turned things around because that was not the type of environment I would want to see kids in. There is a possibility that this is an ok school and i was just unfortunate with the teacher my son had + the principal at the time.

I love this school ! It's cozy where everyone knows everyone. The teachers give their all to their…read morestudents. The students excel. I love that it is faith based and includes the hearing impaired.

I have been studying with Brazil in Chicago in some form since about 2006, either through…read moreindividual classes or group classes. The school and space have evolved/grown significantly, and the Lincoln Square location is a great facility. While we drink less wine than we used to during our classes, they are just as enjoyable as they were at the beginning, which I attribute to both the teaching style as well as the character of those who would choose to pick up Portuguese language in a city (as far from Brasil) like Chicago. One of the nicest things about the school is the continued support for and encouragement of participation in Brazilian/Portuguese/Cape Verdean/etc music/sports/cultural events in the greater area.

I took my first Portuguese class at Brazil in Chicago and I know these 12 weeks ahead are going to…read morebe a lot of fun! My first impression of our instructor Carla is someone who wants nothing but her students to understand and have as much fun with the Brazilian culture and language we are learning right now. Obrigado y Tudo Bem! The classes take place in the small rooms of a house or if you are lucky like me the living room. The best thing is that people are only there because they really want to learn the language...an atmosphere of passion. The neighborhood of Lincoln Square is easily accessible through the Metra (get off of Ravenswood) and the L (brown line Damen stop). Much to my delight there were some cool places nearby that I went to: Tiny Lounge and Book Cellar...reviews will come pronto. Come to Brazil in Chicago and learn the language of a country that has everything going well for it so far: Large oil reserves, The most ecologically diverse rainforest in the world, hot women and men, Carnevale, Samba, Jiu Jitsu & Capoeira, and Caipirinhas. What more could I ask?

A wonderful place to immerse yourself in French language and culture. The instructors are warm,…read morepatient, and genuinely passionate about teaching, which makes classes both enjoyable and effective. The building itself is charming and well-kept, and there are plenty of opportunities to practice through cultural events, film screenings, and workshops. Some classes fill quickly and scheduling can be a little tricky, but once you're in, the experience is enriching and welcoming. Whether you're a beginner or brushing up on your skills, Alliance Française offers a friendly, inspiring environment to learn and connect.

Wonderful place to learn French and connect with other Francophiles. A wide variety of courses for…read moreall levels to choose from.

I am teacher at this school and I'm writing this review from that perspective…read more I worked here part-time for a couple years (2011-13) when the school was still very young and in it's initial location. It was a positive and supportive place then. I returned in the fall of 2019 and I have never been happier and felt more supported in any work environment. I am so glad to have come back. With the time away, I can readily see how the school has grown and improved. I have never worked at an educational institution that is so deeply committed to equity and inclusion, where the entire faculty is actively, enthusiastically, and humbly engaged in discussions around that. My understanding and appreciation of the world is being nourished here. I have been supported with funding for many professional development workshops. I have been regularly supported by my colleagues, who really support each other with positive energy, ideas, discussions, brain storming, helping hands, and challenging each other to strive for better and better. At the heart of it all is a focus on the children and the understanding that we are the best teachers when we are supported day-to-day and in professional development, and when we are growing as human beings and striving as much as we ask the children to do.

what an amazing place to bring a child from the teacher to the students themselves...I love this…read moreschool and alw will

I took Spanish for Social Workers with Adriana at UNAM and I loved being a student there for a…read moresemester! The staff is all very friendly and accommodating. Class was always very interactive, with a diverse array of assignments and activities throughout the semester. Additionally, UNAM frequently has exhibitions and activities that students can attend for further language and cultural immersion. My class met twice a week from 5:30-7:30 pm, which sounds like quite a commitment - but I enjoyed class so much that it made it easy to attend. Homework assignments are incredibly reasonable, flexible, and relevant to your learning. I would take a course at UNAM again in a heartbeat!

I am very happy with my experience with UNAM. I am impressed with their intentionality in placing…read morestudents in classes and progression of curriculum. Those who are serious about learning spanish should choose UNAM! I took virtual classes with Monica who lives in Mexico. She is a great teacher who is very knowledgeable of language and teaching practices. It took them a few days to get back to me via email, but they are very helpful.

I highly recommend this school especially the Spanish primary program with Ms. Mirella and Ms…read more Laura. My daughter learned Spanish program for more than a year. I can see her Spanish went from 0 to an independent Spanish reader and writer. Under this program, she also became an independent girl and a child who loves to help her classmates. During the COVID-19, the school took great precautions and made sure the students have social distancing with each other. Ms. Maura, who works in the management team, always reply to our questions in a timely matter and is very patient to listen our requests. Thank you Ms. Maura! Our family loves Intercultural! Thank you very much!

We absolutely love this school! Our kids are happy to go to school every day. In addition to…read morelearning another language, they are learning to be good citizens of the world. They have been at the school since pre-K, currently on 3rd and 5th grade, and planning to continue all the way to 8th grade! I wish they had high school!

Great teachers who work incredibly hard to support their students! Highly recommend :)read more

The school does not provide in-depth curriculum and materials for each age group as well as…read moretraining and support to all of their teachers. The teacher do not allowed students enough time to finish their assignment in the classroom. If students are not performance well the teacher allows others student to bullying the poor student who is not performing well. The teacher does not provide positive feedback and only negative feedback about students. Teachers are not hold accountable for their mistake and teacher does not make adjustment to teach students who are struggles with math and reading. The school does not have a system for students who need extra time to improve their academic. It so sad. They are more concerned about students' absences and selling $6.00 water bottle. They charge students $6 per water bottle if they misplace their personal water bottles. It's Absolutely ridiculous. Water is Free and Education is important. What is worng with this school?