EC Boston

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Faneuil Hall is one of the most important sites in US history, and today the most vibrant area in America’s academic heartland. This ultra-modern school is just minutes from the waterfront, amongst shops, restaurants and attractions.

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Video Testimonials

Wasim Younis

Centre Director

Centre Info

*Due to state/city/province regulations during COVID 19 some classes may be delivered online, speak with your booking agent for more details or
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Launched: 2007
Centre capacity: 165
Classrooms: 11
Minimum age: 16
Students under 18 must travel with parents or book EC homestay, single room
Students per class: Average 11 (Max. 15)
Wheelchair accessible (no automatic door; accommodation can be arranged upon request)
Free access to Microsoft Office for the duration of the course

School Includes

19 internet connected computers, featuring standardised tests and language resources
Fully equipped English language classrooms with free Wi-Fi internet access and Interactive Whiteboard Technology in all classes
Library - Books are available for self-study or reading practice
Self Study room for all EC Boston students
Self-access audio facilities and testing facilities
Student lounge

Address

EC Boston,
1 Faneuil Hall Square,
Boston,MA 02109
USA

Phone

+1 617 247 3033

Emergency Number

+1 202 909 5873
(For use outside of office hours)

Opening Hours

08:15 - 17:00 GMT-5

Location

In one of the most important sites in US history
Dining, sightseeing and entertainment options all around
In the centre of the city
Convenient location for public transport
Part of Boston's Freedom Trail

Nationality Mix

Other
24%
Brazilian
19%
Saudi Arabian
15%
Korean
12%
Colombian
12%
Japanese
8%
Taiwanese
6%
Spanish
4%

Age Mix

16 - 17

5%
18 - 20

24%
21 - 25

40%
26 - 30

17%
31 - 40

11%
40 - 50

2%
51+

1%

Student Testimonial

I’ve only spent a month and a half in Boston, but I have a thousand and even more memories. First of all, I’ve not only travelled to the USA but also around the world while being here because there are people from so many different countries, therefore we discover new cultures. I’ve loved the school, the lessons were animated and I got a lot of new vocabulary! I’ve stayed in residence, which I recommend. You have no time to get bored because you’re always invited to activities such as for playing basketball, going to the restaurant, to a hockey game….Great experience! Great meetings!

Estelle Kruegel
Switzerland

Teacher Testimonial

“As an AY mentor, it is my job to help students keep track of their academic progress and set ambitious but achievable goals. I meet with students regularly to see if they are on track and to help them find resources for practicing specific skills. Being an AY mentor involves more than academic support, however. Living in a foreign country is a life changing experience where you not only study English in an immersive environment, but learn about a new culture, try new foods, and make friends that will last a lifetime. To help students adjust to living abroad, I provide counsel on topics ranging from questions about homestay families and American culture to ways of making new friends or coping with frustrating situations. Having lived abroad myself, I understand how important it is to have a friend and mentor who is a native and can help students transition successfully into life overseas.”

Lucas Feldman