Los Angeles has an amazing variety of culture, food and sports and Mentor Language Institute Hollywood students can experience it all.
Mentor Language Institute Hollywood has 4 programs (Beginner, Intermediate, High Intermediate, and Advanced). Each program has two tracks (track 1 and 2), so there are a total of 8 levels.
BEGINNING ESL - 480 HOURS (TWO TERMS)
This program is designed to introduce and develop fundamental English skills. The focus of this course is on the basic language and functions required to effectively communicate in the English-speaking world.
INTERMEDIATE ESL - 480 HOURS (TWO TERMS)
This program emphasizes the expansion and development of basic conversational functions, essential grammatical structures, and simple reading skills, including a broader range of vocabulary items.
HIGH INTERMEDIATE ESL - 480 HOURS (TWO TERMS)
This program focuses on enhancing open-ended communication skills, accurately using complex grammatical structures, and dealing with a greater variety of reading passages. The main goal is the expansion and development of students’ authentic language capabilities.
ADVANCED ESL - 480 HOURS (TWO TERMS)
This program focuses on refining fluency and critical thinking skills. The main goal is to further develop and enhance the learners’ authentic language capabilities through a variety of high-level, student-centered activities incorporating advanced conversation, academic essay writing, and analytical reading skills.
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS: INTERMEDIATE – 240 HOURS (ONE TERM)
English is the language of international commerce. This program serves as an introduction to the terms commonly used throughout the business world through an exploration of international business practices and concepts. The class is divided into two sections, Integrated Business Concepts and Interactive Business Communication Skills.
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS: ADVANCED – 240 HOURS (ONE TERM)
The Advanced program of Business Communications follows the same basic structure of the Intermediate program. The Advanced class takes a more in-depth look at those topics introduced in the Intermediate level, with ample opportunities to improve and expand upon the skills learned therein. Through more challenging materials and textbooks, students in the Advanced program will work to grow their business vocabulary while refining their business communication skills and reinforcing their understanding of essential business concepts.
TOEFL® – 648 HOURS (THREE TERMS)
The Test Of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL®) is a standardized test created and administered by Educational Testing Service in order to assess a non-native speaker’s ability to effectively communicate in English in an academic setting. Most American universities require a TOEFL® score for admission. Many government agencies, private companies, licensing bodies, and scholarship boards also require a score.
MLI’s TOEFL® program is an intensive look at the skills and strategies necessary to achieve a successful score on the four sections of the Internet-Based Test (iBT). In addition to classroom instruction, MLI regularly makes use of the computer lab at each campus in order to provide students with a more authentic iBT TOEFL® experience. Computer practice is given in each subject area, but there is special emphasis on writing and speaking skills.
The class is divided into the following sections:
In the Reading section, students are introduced to the ten question types presented in the iBT reading section and learn strategies to answer the questions more effectively.
The Listening section introduces students to the six question types presented in the iBT listening section. Students will learn note-taking strategies to effectively capture main i deas and details.
In the Independent Speaking section, strategies are presented to improve speaking, organization, and pronunciation. Students speak on topics that simulate actual TOEFL® prompts, and are given feedback by the instructor.
As its name suggests, the Integrated Speaking section combines speaking with several other skill groups to simulate an actual academic context. This class gives students practice at responding orally to various written and recorded material. Strategies are presented to improve speaking, reading, listening, note-taking, and pronunciation. Students speak on topics that simulate actual TOEFL® prompts, and are given feedback by the instructor.
In Independent Writing, strategies are presented to help students write standard American English essays. Students write on topics that simulate actual TOEFL® prompts, and are given feedback by the instructor.
GRE®/ GMAT® – 648 HOURS (THREE TERMS)
Students seeking entrance into graduate school in the United States will need a score on either the Graduate Record Exam (GRE®) or the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT®). Students in GRE®/ GMAT® will learn essential skills and strategies for high achievement on the verbal portions of each of the respective tests. While much of the class focuses on elements common to both exams, individual attention will also be given to those parts of the test which differ.
Mentor Language Institute Hollywood has 4 programs (Beginner, Intermediate, High Intermediate, and Advanced). Each program has two tracks (track 1 and 2), so there are a total of 8 levels.
BEGINNING ESL - 480 HOURS (TWO TERMS)
This program is designed to introduce and develop fundamental English skills. The focus of this course is on the basic language and functions required to effectively communicate in the English-speaking world.
INTERMEDIATE ESL - 480 HOURS (TWO TERMS)
This program emphasizes the expansion and development of basic conversational functions, essential grammatical structures, and simple reading skills, including a broader range of vocabulary items.
HIGH INTERMEDIATE ESL - 480 HOURS (TWO TERMS)
This program focuses on enhancing open-ended communication skills, accurately using complex grammatical structures, and dealing with a greater variety of reading passages. The main goal is the expansion and development of students’ authentic language capabilities.
ADVANCED ESL - 480 HOURS (TWO TERMS)
This program focuses on refining fluency and critical thinking skills. The main goal is to further develop and enhance the learners’ authentic language capabilities through a variety of high-level, student-centered activities incorporating advanced conversation, academic essay writing, and analytical reading skills.
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS: INTERMEDIATE – 240 HOURS (ONE TERM)
English is the language of international commerce. This program serves as an introduction to the terms commonly used throughout the business world through an exploration of international business practices and concepts. The class is divided into two sections, Integrated Business Concepts and Interactive Business Communication Skills.
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS: ADVANCED – 240 HOURS (ONE TERM)
The Advanced program of Business Communications follows the same basic structure of the Intermediate program. The Advanced class takes a more in-depth look at those topics introduced in the Intermediate level, with ample opportunities to improve and expand upon the skills learned therein. Through more challenging materials and textbooks, students in the Advanced program will work to grow their business vocabulary while refining their business communication skills and reinforcing their understanding of essential business concepts.
TOEFL® – 648 HOURS (THREE TERMS)
The Test Of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL®) is a standardized test created and administered by Educational Testing Service in order to assess a non-native speaker’s ability to effectively communicate in English in an academic setting. Most American universities require a TOEFL® score for admission. Many government agencies, private companies, licensing bodies, and scholarship boards also require a score.
MLI’s TOEFL® program is an intensive look at the skills and strategies necessary to achieve a successful score on the four sections of the Internet-Based Test (iBT). In addition to classroom instruction, MLI regularly makes use of the computer lab at each campus in order to provide students with a more authentic iBT TOEFL® experience. Computer practice is given in each subject area, but there is special emphasis on writing and speaking skills.
The class is divided into the following sections:
In the Reading section, students are introduced to the ten question types presented in the iBT reading section and learn strategies to answer the questions more effectively.
The Listening section introduces students to the six question types presented in the iBT listening section. Students will learn note-taking strategies to effectively capture main i deas and details.
In the Independent Speaking section, strategies are presented to improve speaking, organization, and pronunciation. Students speak on topics that simulate actual TOEFL® prompts, and are given feedback by the instructor.
As its name suggests, the Integrated Speaking section combines speaking with several other skill groups to simulate an actual academic context. This class gives students practice at responding orally to various written and recorded material. Strategies are presented to improve speaking, reading, listening, note-taking, and pronunciation. Students speak on topics that simulate actual TOEFL® prompts, and are given feedback by the instructor.
In Independent Writing, strategies are presented to help students write standard American English essays. Students write on topics that simulate actual TOEFL® prompts, and are given feedback by the instructor.
GRE®/ GMAT® – 648 HOURS (THREE TERMS)
Students seeking entrance into graduate school in the United States will need a score on either the Graduate Record Exam (GRE®) or the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT®). Students in GRE®/ GMAT® will learn essential skills and strategies for high achievement on the verbal portions of each of the respective tests. While much of the class focuses on elements common to both exams, individual attention will also be given to those parts of the test which differ.
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Dormitory is the best option for independent students. The North Hollywood Dormitory offers a fully furnished room, either quad (4 people), or double (2 people) or private (individual). No meals are provided, but a fully furnished kitchen is available. All dormitories are within 35 minutes by bus from Mentor Language Institute, using only one bus line.
All rooms are furnished with desks, chairs, room lamps, and closet. The living room has a table, couch, and a flat-screen TV. Wireless internet is available
for students with PCs.
Room
Food
The homestay experience is a unique accommodation choice for students because it welcomes them into an American home. Students who choose to live with a homestay family are looking for a safe, welcoming, and comfortable atmosphere in which they can be introduced to American customs, traditions, and family lifestyles. The home allows them to practice their English on a daily basis and enjoy homemade meals in a familiar setting. Homestay families typically plan special events such as family outings and guided tours of the city for the student. The homestay program carefully matches students with appropriate families.
Dormitory is the best option for independent students. The Poinsettia Dormitory offers a fully furnished room, either quad (4 people), or double (2 people) or private (individual). No meals are provided, but a fully furnished kitchen is available. Poinsettia Dormitory is 9 minutes walk away from Mentor Language Institute.
All rooms are furnished with desks, chairs, room lamps, and closet. The living room has a table, couch, and a flat-screen TV. Wireless internet is available
for students with PCs.
Dormitory is the best option for independent students. The North Hollywood Dormitory offers a fully furnished room, either quad (4 people), or double (2 people) or private (individual). No meals are provided, but a fully furnished kitchen is available. All dormitories are within 35 minutes by bus from Mentor Language Institute, using only one bus line.
All rooms are furnished with desks, chairs, room lamps, and closet. The living room has a table, couch, and a flat-screen TV. Wireless internet is available
for students with PCs.
Room
Food
The homestay experience is a unique accommodation choice for students because it welcomes them into an American home. Students who choose to live with a homestay family are looking for a safe, welcoming, and comfortable atmosphere in which they can be introduced to American customs, traditions, and family lifestyles. The home allows them to practice their English on a daily basis and enjoy homemade meals in a familiar setting. Homestay families typically plan special events such as family outings and guided tours of the city for the student. The homestay program carefully matches students with appropriate families.
Dormitory is the best option for independent students. The Poinsettia Dormitory offers a fully furnished room, either quad (4 people), or double (2 people) or private (individual). No meals are provided, but a fully furnished kitchen is available. Poinsettia Dormitory is 9 minutes walk away from Mentor Language Institute.
All rooms are furnished with desks, chairs, room lamps, and closet. The living room has a table, couch, and a flat-screen TV. Wireless internet is available
for students with PCs.
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125 $
one way
Flight is not included. We recommend you book your flight only after you get a visa to your destination country or make sure that you don't need one. Ticket price is for your information only.
Course
475 $
Housing
434 $
School's registration fee
420 $
You save when booking on Linguatrip
25 $
Total due now
1329 $
Total cost of your trip is due now, because your course is less than a month away
School address:
7080 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 314, Hollywood, CA 90028 Los Angeles4.8 out of 5
★★★★★Martin
Czech Republic
06/06/2016 00:00:00
I came to Los Angeles to learn English and I am so happy I found Mentor. The school is amazing and the teachers are great. I was only here for a month, but I learned more than I ever thought I would. Thank you!!
Martin
Czech Republic
06/06/2016 00:00:00
I came to Los Angeles to learn English and I am so happy I found Mentor. The school is amazing and the teachers are great. I was only here for a month, but I learned more than I ever thought I would. Thank you!!
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Full cost of the course after prepayment deduction must be paid no later than for weeks before the start of the course. School returns money in case of visa rejection.
Course
475 $
Housing
434 $
School fee
420 $
Linguatrip discount
-25 $
Total due now
1329 $
Total cost of your trip is due now, because your course is less than a month away