NYU SPS English Language Institute

Join us on Monday, May 17 at 12:00 pm (ET) for Professor John Dumicich's live lesson: "Improve Your Pronunciation." RSVP!

In this post, we explore idioms based on the nose! There are an unusually large number of idioms about noses. Learn more!

"Going Beyond Your Expectations": A Conversation with CNIE Alumna Deborah Contreras. Check out our latest student interview!

Yoko Suzuki began studying at the ELI in the Spring of 2019. She wrote this essay in the High Advanced level of Reading and Writing in the Comprehensive English Program.

Seventy-one percent of consumer prefer buying from brands who share their values. Learn how to create powerful stories to reach your audience, this summer. For the full program description, contact us at [email protected]

This edition of "A Word on Words" teaches you when it is good to use the word "perhaps" as you practice English. Subscribe today!

This is your last chance to register and join us tonight! Contact us at [email protected]

If you are interested in participating in this exciting paid study, led by ELI faculty Yuna Seong, please contact us at [email protected]

The demand to study English is growing, globally. Our Certificate in TESOL program offers you a community of dedicated instructional experts and students eager to carry on our tradition. Join us to learn more! #tesolteacher

ELI Faculty Yuna Seong is recruiting English learners for an important research study. Earn a $25 Amazon gift card! Learn more!

Answering questions "American-style" requires a thought pattern that may be unique from your own. This article teaches you how to switch!

Develop your presentation skills and executive presence with our free webinar on Tuesday 12/15 at 6:00 pm (EST). Register today.

Many English #grammar rules are too often foreign to native speakers. Cassie provides some interesting examples in this piece!

Want to have more impactful communication? ELI Professor Helen Cunningham argues that your framing" is critical. Read more!

Jackeline Tejada, former ELI student and graphic designer, had her extraordinary work featured on the Viacom CBS billboards in Times Square. Jackie says: My inspiration comes based on diversity, so I decided to include raising hands of different colors representing the voters. The design has a pendulum shaped showing that the election time is getting closer and that people need to go out and vote early. Every raising hand represents a voice that needs to be heard. 2020 has been a year of many historical and sad events such as injustice, racism, deaths due to the pandemic and there has also been an increase in violence. That’s why I chose to put both 2020 and VOTE in a black color that can represent a symbol of grief. Congratulations on being chosen as one of the finalists, Jackie! #vote2020 #vote

Celebrate 75 years with us! Former and current students are welcome to join on Friday, December 18. Contact us at [email protected] to RSVP!

It's been a long journey to this moment. Our NYU community has dedicated itself whole-heartedly to this year's election, which will be among the most consequential we'll ever experience. Now, all that's left to do is VOTE. Here are your eligible voter options for today, Tuesday, Nov. 3: Vote in person at your assigned polling place (don't forget any identification you may need). Drop off your absentee ballot at your designated drop off site.... If you have any trouble casting your ballot, get in touch immediately with Election Protection by texting or calling 866-OUR-VOTE. You can also reach the NYU Votes team with any last-minute questions at [email protected]

Fall Session 2 starts this week! Take a free English Proficiency Test: https://rb.gy/cponbf Explore our classes: https://rb.gy/z7qopc

"Zombie Zoom" is held TODAY at 2:00 pm (ET)! Current and former students are welcome to attend. Exciting prizes go to the best costumes. RSVP at [email protected]

These are anxious times and it's normal if you're struggling to stay present. Join this webinar with President Hamilton to learn coping strategies! Registration

A fun tradition at the English Language Institute is our Halloween Party. This year, we're taking it virtual! We invite our former and current students to attend "Zombie Zoom" on Friday, October 30 from 2:00-3:00 pm (ET). We will have lots of fun games (and exciting prizes for the best costumes). Reconnect with your friends and favorite teachers. RSVP at [email protected]

Immerse yourself in NYC life through the Culture Pass. Browse from dozens of free virtual events before you visit us

Thousands of New Yorkers lined up for the city's first-ever early voting campaign. Take a glimpse of our vibrant streets!

Learn about our programs and meet our team. Our next Info Session is on Friday, 10/23 at 9 am (EST). Register: http://tiny.cc/5ogmsz

Storytelling is one of the most powerful means that leaders have to influence, teach, and inspire. What makes storytelling so effective and how is it done? Learn more: https://rb.gy/cdmfze #Storytelling #SocialMedia #Inspire

"Spirit Week" at NYU's School of Professional Studies is October 19-25. Select from dozens of free virtual events to attend.

Early voting starts October 24 in New York so it's high time for eligible voters to make a plan. Learn the how, where, and when of voting here: www.usa.gov/how-to-vote

Sign up for the Culture Pass! This initiative brings our city's museums and theaters to you through dozens of free virtual programs.