Curriculum
Our intensive English curriculum aims to help students put their English to use outside of the classroom as quickly as possible. Neo-America uses an integrated approach in which grammar, speaking, idioms, and cultural learning activities are coordinated in order to put lessons into context so that our students truly learn the material, not just have exposure to it.

Slang, Idioms, and Natural Pronunciation
There's more to English than what's in the text books! We strive to help students learn everyday English in addition to academic English. Special attention is given to natural pronunciation in all levels. Methodical acquisition of slang and idioms begins at Neo-America in Level 2, after students have a solid grammar base.

Supplemental Activities
Supplemental activities are an essential part of any course of study. Learning should be fun! Our supplemental activities are designed to reinforce all categories of English skills while providing relief from the monotony of text-book centered learning. Neo-America supplemental activities include: reading exercises, diary writing, listening to pop songs, games, songs, cultural discussions, guest speakers, movies, TV shows, and more.

Field Trips
Variety field trips with Neo-America teach students not only about English, but also about American culture and society. Our field trips are designed to ease the process of adapting to American culture. Don't just learn English--learn how to live in L.A.!!! Our teachers will take you out to eat at American restaurants, teach you how to use public buses and trains, help you get a library card, show you where you can rent movies for free, and take you to museums, zoos, botanical gardens, movie studios and other landmarks.

Special Projects
What are your interests? Music? Fashion? Technology? Current Events? At Neo-America students in upper level courses are encouraged to expand their English skills and explore their interests at the same time by working on a special project. Special projects involve guided reading, writing and presentations on the subject of the student's choice. Students will learn research skills including how to find specific resources at the public library and advanced techniques for using the Google search engine.

Our Teachers
All of our teachers have BS degree from university in America, Teacher's Certificate from BPPVE, and TESOL Certificate for teaching ESL. They are experienced, friendly, and energetic people who are dedicated to helping others learn, grow, and be successful.
Also, they respect all cultural differences for our student.