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アメリカ　ニューヨークハンターカレッジ付属語学留学

Hunter College

株式会社キャリアエクスチェンジ〒104-0061 東京都中央区銀座3-11-3 LEAGUE303 www.career-ex.com

International English Language Institute (IELI)

2017

ハンターカレッジ大学付属語学学校 IELIハンター・カレッジ付属語学学校　IELI入学条件

●　F1学生ビザ取得必須。●　入学許可およびビザ取得用に、ご本人名義（または、ご両親等スポンサー）の$20,000以上の英文預金残高証明書、2通。●　学校指定のAffidavit of Support 供述書。供述書には、銀行または公証人役場からの公証が必要で、通常銀行からの公証は得られない為、公証人役場で公証手続きが必要になります。公証に必要な費用は、別途ご負担頂きます。●　海外旅行留学保険加入　●　入学申請は、1セメスターのみ手配。2セメスター目以降は、各自現地で受講延長手続きをして頂きます。●　入学日の約3~4週間前の学校指定の登録日に登校し、レベル分けテスト受験および入学登録手続き必須。登録日は、入学申請手続き完了後にご案内致します。登録日~8週間の1セメスター授業完了まで、約12週間のプランが必要です

IELIプログラムの特徴

● 入学時のレベル分けテストによって、1(初級)~8(上級)レベルに振り分けられ、学校が確定したReading(読), Writing(書), Grammar(文法) and Oral Skills(会話)の各授業スケジュールに従い、週18時間の授業を受講。授業は、月～金8:00am-4:00pmの間。●　1950年設立の歴史ある語学学校　(Hunter Collegeは、1870年設立)●　70か国以上からの留学生と共に英語を学べる国際的な環境●　専門的な英語教育のトレーニングを受けた経験豊かな教師陣●　良心的な授業料●　パソコンルームやインターネットを利用しての授業を積極的に組み込んだ授業●　マンハッタンのアッパーイーストサイド、高級住宅地に隣接する好立地。マンハッタンの中心部、グランドセントラル駅からNo.6 地下鉄で3つ目の駅、68 Street-Hunter College/Lexington Ave. 駅下車。 ●　大学進学サポートサービスや留学生サポートサービスが充実●　IELIのプログラムを修了することで、TOEFLのスコア取得無しで、Hunter College 等のニューヨーク市立大学(City University of New York = CUNY)　への進学が可能に！

●　IELI在学中も、図書館等の大学施設の利用可能。●　Evening=夜間コース(授業時間：月～木17:35-21:35)への申請には、Level 3以上の語学力が必要な為、語学力中級以上の場合のみ、対応可能です。

IELIプログラム・スケジュール

【ビザ取得】語学留学　8週間

Manhattan 女子寮 12週間平日のみ朝晩食事付

二人部屋　バス・トイレ共同利用

Manhattan外ホームステイ 12週間朝食付き個室滞在

バス・トイレファミリーとの共同利用

登録申請料・レベル分けテスト料 $235 $235初期教材費

授業料 $2,000 $2,000女子寮登録料 $110 $0滞在費 $2,580 $3,900滞在費保証金(1週間分滞在費) $215 $0I-20郵送費 $61 $61学生ビザ申請費 $160 $160SEVIS費 $200 $200小計US$ $5,561 $6,556小計日本円　$=120円 ¥667,320 ¥786,720

プログラム手配料(税込) ¥100,000 ¥100,000海外通信送金料(税込) ¥10,800 ¥10,800滞在先手配料(税込) ¥54,000 ¥32,400学生ビザ申請サポート料(税込) ¥35,000 ¥35,000東京海上日動留学生保険料 ¥46,090 ¥46,090

往復航空券（目安） ¥150,000 ¥150,000シェアアパート滞在費1ヶ月84,000円（目安）

¥0 ¥0

現地生活費・交通費1ヶ月72,000円(目安) ¥216,000 ¥216,000

合計概算費用（日本円） ¥1,279,210 ¥1,377,010

●　上記に含まれない費用：　空港送迎・現地サポート等、オプションサービスの追加は、お問い合わせ下さい。●　プログラム費用は、教育機関等の都合および為替レート変動により予告なく変更されます。最新料金はお問い合わせ下さい。●　ビザ取得プログラムへのお申込契約が出発日まで3ヶ月をきる場合、緊急手配料を別途頂戴いたします。

その他費用(各自手配）

手配費用

学校費用

【プログラム費用概算】

TEL：03-6278-8750　FAX : 03-6264-1578　E-mail：[email protected]

現地でお支払い　初期$100前後

●　入学時の初期テキストブック代は、目安としてセメスター毎に$100～

●　上記留学生保険料金は、代表的なプランを参考金額として掲載。補償内容・契約プランによって保険加入料が異なります。

株式会社キャリアエクスチェンジ〒104-0061 東京都中央区銀座3-11-3 LEAGUE303 www.career-ex.com

●　授業開始日の約3～4週間前の学校指定の“登録日”に登校し、レベル分けテストの受験および入学登録手続きが義務付けられている為、登録日~入学日までの約4週間＋授業8週間を考慮し、12週間で滞在費/保険料を算出しています。

●　1年間のコースは、8週間 x 5セメスター。最初のセメスターのみ留学時に手配、2セメスター以降の授業料は、学校に直接お支払頂きます。

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/IELIatHunter Updated: November 28, 2016

EDUCATION

Learn English in New York City for Work, Study and Success!

Fall II 2016 Catalog

WelcomeIELIto the International English Language Institute at Hunter College

hunter.cuny.edu/ieli / [email protected] / 212.772.42922

Do you want to perfect your English speaking skills for school or work? Perhaps you are looking to improve your conversation skills for social events. The International English Language Institute at Hunter College (IELI) offers classes to prepare students for the academic challenges of an American college or university, to sharpen English skills for business and to help build confidence speaking English.

The IELI offers full-time and part-time classes in order to:

• Prepare students to enter an American college or university.• Develop accuracy for academic or business communication.• Develop fluency and confidence in social and business situations.

The IELI is located in the heart of ManhattanOur 68th Street main campus and our 94th Street Hunter College Campus Schools are located on the Upper East Side- close to public transportation, Central Park, shopping, restaurants, museums and theaters. Our Silberman Campus on 119th Street, is surrounded by the Jazz and Soul of multi-cultural Harlem. Our Brookdale Campus on 25th Street is just one stop away from Union Square 14th Street, near famous landmarks, such as the Flatiron and Empire State buildings, and a short train ride from bustling Times Square 42nd Street, where students can enjoy the sights and sounds of Manhattan. Whichever the campus, one thing is certain: You are sure to get a taste of the NYC life!

Our courses are affordable and convenient for your lifestyle. We offer daytime, evening and Saturday courses to meet your needs.

The IELI is the perfect complement to the offerings of Continuing Education Programs (CEP) at Hunter College. We invite all of you to take part in everything that Hunter has to offer. Visit www.hunter.cuny.edu/ceprograms to learn more about the CEP department.

IELI

International English Language Institute at Hunter College

Academic Calendar 2017


Registration Office HoursMonday-Thursday 9am-5:30pmFriday 9am-4:45pm

Hunter College68th St. & Lexington Avenue. East Building 10th Floor. Room E1022Tel: (212) 772-4292 Email: [email protected]

After 5pm:In case of emergencies, please call

Main Campus 68th St. & Lexington Ave. (917) 443-2908

Hunter Campus Schools 71 E.94th St. (646) 963-6311

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PROGRAMS SPRING I 2017

SPRING II2017

SUMMER2017

FALL I 2017

FALL II 2017

Academic SkillsDay

Jan.9-Mar.4 2017

Mar.20-May 13 2017

May 30-Jul.312017

Aug.21-Oct. 212017

Oct.30-Dec.23 2017

Academic SkillsEvening

Jan.9-Mar.42017

Mar.20-May 13 2017

May 30-Jul.312017

Aug.21-Oct. 212017

Oct.30-Dec.23 2017

Academic Skills4-Week Program

Feb.6-Mar.32017

Apr.17-May 12 2017

Jun. 27-Jul.252017

Sep.19-Oct. 162017

Nov.27-Dec.22 2017

Certificate ProgramsAcademic Writing (Tue. & Thu.)

Professional English (Sat)Business English (Mon-Thu.)

Please see pages 11 -13 for certificate schedules.

Saturday Integrated Skills Please see page 14 for the Saturday Integrated Skills Schedule.

July @ the IELI Jul. 5-Jul. 292017

Winter/ Summer Intersession Aug. 1-18 2017

U.S.A. Holidays (No Classes): Independence Day: 7/1, 7/3, 7/4 Labor Day: 9/2, 9/4 Thanksgiving: 11/23, 11/24, 11/25

Academic Skills ProgramAbout Our Program

IELI


5hunter.cuny.edu/ieli / [email protected] / 212.772.4292

The Academic Skills Program’s supportive and challenging environment provides intensive English instruction in the skills required for success in American colleges or graduate programs. This program is ideal for anyone whose goal is to apply to an English-language university. Academic Skills classes run in 8 week cycles. Upon successful completion of one semester, the student will move up a level.

Note: Students that successfully complete Level 8 and the final writing exam will be waived from taking the TOEFL when entering any CUNY undergraduate program, except Baruch College.

The Academic Skills Program consists of the following:

GrammarGrammar classes review grammatical structures that students have previously learned while introducing students to new grammatical rules of English. Students are taught to apply grammar rules in order to become more accurate in both written and conversational English.

Academic WritingWriting classes are designed to help students develop and improve their written English in preparation for college-level writing. This is achieved through a process of revising and editing in which students learn the elements of effective essay writing: outlining, organizing and composing, as well as identifying their own grammar mistakes.

Academic Reading, Vocabulary and Test-Taking SkillsReading, Vocabulary and Test-Taking Skills classes help students improve their reading comprehension and critical thinking skills by teaching them specific reading strategies. These include summarizing, skimming, scanning, paraphrasing, reading for inference, predicting and guessing meaning from context. These classes also help prepare students for test-taking. Vocabulary building is emphasized.

Oral SkillsOral Skills classes give students the opportunity to practice their speaking and listening. Students will focus on academic, cultural, or work-related topics and themes. Discussions on various topics, role play, and presentations will be a key focus of these classes.

Academic Skills ProgramIELI


Daytime Classes


Academic Skills - Daytime (DAY/FULL)18 Academic Hours per week for 8 weeks/ Tuition: $2000 Levels: Beginner-8

Daytime Academic Skills classes offer courses from beginner through advanced levels. These classes focus on reading, writing, grammar, and oral skills for a total of 18 academic hours per week for Full Time students. We also offer various advanced level Full Time courses. Daytime classes can also be taken on a part time basis if space allows.

Daytime Academic Skills offers:

Levels Beginner-8: Reading, Writing, Grammar and Oral Skills.

Writing Exam: All students will take the IELI Final Writing Exam at the end of each semester.

Oral Exam: Students in Levels 4 & 6 will take the Oral Proficiency Test at the end of each semester.

Additional options for advanced students who completed Levels 7 & 8:

Advanced American Theater or Literature (AV1): These classes are highly interactive and require both individual and teamwork. Students will read and analyze the play or novel for symbolism, meaning and acting interpretation. These content-based courses incorporate all skills.

• Introduction to American Literature and Film: Advanced level students will read and analyze the book, then see and discuss the companion work on film/DVD. College level reading, writing, grammar and oral skills are incorporated into all coursework. Students will research the author, director, actors, themes and cultural settings and, as a final project, they will present their findings in a Film Forum. This course is offered during our Fall I and Spring I semesters.

• Introduction to American Theatre: The American theater course will introduce advanced level students to an American play, a celebrated American playwright and the film version of this masterpiece. The grand finale will be a real stage performance. This course is offered during our Fall II, Spring II, and summer.

Certificate in Business English (BEC/HLD): This certificate program, designed for advanced ESL students, provides an understanding of the financial decision-making process and insights into how financial markets function. The courses will include basic financial English terminology and best practices for business. For more information, please see page 13.

TOEFL Preparation (TOEFULL) See page 10.

Placement ExamFee: $60(Includes registration fee /non-refundable)

Schedule your test and register online now!www.hunter.cuny.edu/ieli

*One academic hour is equal to 50 minutes

*Dates and fees subject to change

Test Preparation

IELI



Our TOEFL iBT Preparation Classes prepare students for all sections of the test: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking

Skills and Practice for the TOEFL iBT* (TOEFULL) Levels: Students who completed levels 7&818 Academic Hours per Week for 8 weeks

These classes are designed to teach the language skills and test-taking strategies needed to achieve a competitive score on the reading, writing, listening, and speaking segments of the TOEFL iBT. Students will take practice TOEFL tests to become familiar with the exam. They will then analyze results to find areas to improve using the skills learned. Note: Students who have completed level 6 could take the full time TOEFL program with special permission. Please visit our office to schedule an appointment. Must meet academic requirements. TOEFL iBT - Daytime (144 Hours) $2000 plus registration fee

Time Mon- Fri; Between 8:50am-2:50pmFall I & II 2016 Dates Aug.29- Oct.21 & Oct.31- Dec.23

TOEFL iBT:* 36 Hours (TOEFPAR/2) Levels: 5-8This class will help prepare students for the TOEFL iBT test. Students will learn how to listen for main ideas, details, function, and inferences. Students will learn how to compare and contrast information in the integrated skills section. TOEFL-level vocabulary will be learned in context.TOEFL iBT - Part Time (36 Hours) $600 plus registration fee

Time Saturdays/ 7 weeks; 9:00am-1:30pmFall I & II 2016 Dates Sep.10- Oct. 22 & Oct.29- Dec.17; Skips 11/26

TOEFL Skills* (TOEFLSK)Don’t wait to start preparing for the TOEFL exam! The TOEFL Skills course is designed to help intermediate and high intermediate students begin to gain valuable skills that they will need to get a high score on the TOEFL exam. In this course students will learn important academic language skills like paraphrasing texts, comparing and contrasting ideas and using detailed examples to support opinions. This course is open to students who are currently in levels 4 through 6 and is taught by a professional teacher with over 20 years of experience in TOEFL Exam Preparation.TOEFL iBT - Part Time (36 Hours) Tuition: $600, Full-time students pay $300 (plus registration fee)

Time Tue. & Thu; 5:35-7:30pmFall II 2016 Dates Nov.1- Dec. 22

*Students planning to take TOEFL classes are required to take the placement exam.

CertificatesIELI



Certificate in Business English (BEC/HLD) $2000This certificate provides an understanding of the finance decision-making process and insights into how financial markets function. The curriculum provides an integral part of the education for students seeking finance positions in financial institutions, industry, government or nonprofit institutions. Courses in finance are divided into financial planning and taxation categories. The courses will include basic financial English terminology and best practices for business. This certificate program is only open to non-degree adult students and requires a high level of English fluency. Students must be level 8 or must have completed the equivalent of ENG 101-102.

Certificate Courses:

Financial Planning, Budgeting & Management (BECPBM): This comprehensive course is designed to enhance knowledge of accounting and finance for business. It focuses on a student’s ability to understand basic accounting principles including transactions and financial statements that include the balance sheet, cash flow and income statement. In addition, students will learn forecasting formulas and decision analysis, and specific factors to be analyzed for control and performance evaluation including: revenue, cost & break even analysis, budgeting, overhead cost allocation and operational efficiency. Students will be introduced to the components of a business plan and the basics of marketing a business. Fall I: Mon.&Wed. 9:30am-12:30pm (Aug.29-Oct.21) | Fall II: Mon.&Wed. 9:30am-12:30pm (Oct.31-Dec.23)

Financial Decision Making & Banking (BECDMP): This comprehensive course is designed to help students understand how to interpret and analyze financial statements. Topics include: cash flow statement preparation & reconciliation as the life force of a business; understanding how to identify types of risk, assets vs. liabilities, receivables & sales; and pricing, cost-volume-profit and analytical procedures to determine appropriate business decisions. Finally, the course will explore the banking industry and the necessary statements to secure lending. Fall I: Tue.&Thu. 9:30am-12:30pm (Aug.30-Oct.21) | Fall II: Tue.&Thu, 9:30am-12:30pm (Nov.1-Dec.23)

Accounting (BECACCT): This course is designed to develop the students’ abilities to understand business transactions and financial statements and determine the most appropriate financial measures for those events. There is an investigation of underlying rationale for accounting practices and an assessment of their effectiveness in providing useful information for decision–making. Emphasis is placed on accounting practices including corporate financial position, operating results, cash flows, manager performance and financial strength. Required Text: Financial Accounting, Spiceland, Thomas, Herrmann, Second Edition.Fall I: Wed. 5:30pm-7:30pm (Aug.31-Oct.21) | Fall II: Wed. 5:30pm-7:30pm (Nov.2-Dec.23)

Taxation (BECTAX): The purpose of this course is to develop, on a sound conceptual base, a basic understanding of federal income taxation to provide tools for a practical application to business and nonbusiness situations. This course includes such topics as capital asset and property transactions, business and personal deductions, depreciation, depletion, accounting methods and periods, retirement plans, tax credits and the alternative minimum tax system. While the emphasis is on business income of individuals, the course also provides an introduction to the taxation of corporations and partnerships. During the fall semester, the students are required to enter the annual tax tournament scheduled for late November. Students in the spring semester are required to complete a group take-home project similar to the tax tournament case study.Fall I: Wed. 7:40pm-9:40pm (Aug.31-Oct.21)Fall II: Wed. 7:40pm-9:40pm (Nov.2-Dec.23) For more course information, please visit:

https://www.hunter.cuny.edu/ieli/programs/BEC

F-1 Visa Students IELI


Abroad and Transfer students


How to Apply to the IELI as a Full Time International Student

In order to apply for the I-20 form required for your visa application, the following steps must be taken: Note: ‘IELI at Hunter College’ does not issue visas, only the I-20 form.

1. Application:Print the application for the program and complete it legibly. Do not forget to sign the application and register for the corresponding semester. http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/ieli/repository/files/Abroad-Applicationhttp://www.hunter.cuny.edu/ieli/repository/files/Transfer-Application 2. Collection of documents: Submit a valid copy of your passport, make sure all information is visible. If you plan to travel with your spouse and/or children, a copy of their passport(s) and financial information must be provided as well (note: passports must be valid for at least six months).

3. Payment information: A payment of $2,296 is required to process the application: $2000 (first semester tuition), $200 (application fee and placement exam), $35 (registration fee), $61 (international express mail fee). If your visa is denied, application fee and registration fee are non-refundable. Submission of the application must be done approximately five (5) weeks before the start of the session. Payment for each session must be paid before classes begin. To pay with a credit card, visit the following webpage: https://ielireg.hunter.cuny.edu/cers.aspx. Bank check or money orders made to the order of ‘Hunter College-IELI’ are also accepted.

4. Verification of Sponsor and Funds: Verification of funds ($20,000 USD) must be submitted in the form of a bank statement or letter issued by a bank. The name on the bank statement/letter must match the sponsor document (Affidavit of Support). This document must not be older than 90 days. These must be originals, translated into English, and with the stamp/seal or signature from the bank.

5. Interview:*If your I-20 has been approved, contact the embassy or consulate of the United States in your country. Once you receive your I-20 form, be sure to have all the information and documentation required by the embassy or consulate at the time of the interview.*If you are a current F-1 student transferring into the IELI, please disregard all ‘interview’ information.

Note: Applications will not be processed until all original documents listed above are received. In order for international students to study full time, an F-1 student visa is required, unless the student has residency. Applicants must be 17 years or older.

Need help? Contact: [email protected] Website: http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/ieli/IELI-ISO

International Student Office at Hunter CollegeMonday- Friday

Time: 10am-4pm

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