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Niagara Falls: The Flow of History - for NYC area residents
Credit: 40 hours/4.0 CEU
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Tour Dates: September 29 - October 1, 2017 |
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Fee: $469.00 |
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10:00 AM-4:00 PM |
| Class meets 3 Sundays: August 27, September 10, September 24 |
| Building/Room: Harlem State Office - NYC, 163 W. 125th Street New York, NY 10027, TBD |
Participants are invited to explore the history, geography, landmarks, arts, and customs of Niagara Falls through classroom lectures, films, articles, and discussions while improving your English comprehension skills.
After you complete the three class sessions you will participate in a weekend tour to Niagara Falls! To see a detailed itinerary of the tour, please visit the Cultural Hi-Ways website.
When you have successfully completed the course (including the tour), you will obtain a CERTIFICATE stating you have earned credit for 40 HOURS or 4.0 CEU.
PLEASE NOTE: in order to receive any credit, you MUST attend all classes, complete all the assignments and go on the tour. Please make sure, before you sign up, that you are available on the three class dates and the trip dates. There are NO make-up assignments and NO excuses.
Program Fee: $469 (includes classroom sessions + travel to + hotel in Niagara Falls)
IMPORTANT: If you need a visa to enter Canada (check at the Canadian Consulate website ) make sure to include BOTH your trip letter from Cultural Hi-Ways and your attendance letter from BMCC in your application. However, it may now take THREE MONTHS OR MORE for the Canadian authorities to process your visa application. By enrolling in this BMCC course you specifically acknowledge that:
• You are solely responsible for complying with Canada's visa requirements;
• Neither BMCC nor Cultural Hi-Ways accepts responsibility for advising you of visa or other immigration requirements; and
• If you do not receive you visa in time to travel to Canada with your class you will not be entitled to any refund from either BMCC or Cultural Hi-Ways.
Students who require a visa to enter Canada have the option of staying on the United States side of the border if they do not want to apply for the visa. Staying on the United States side does not affect credit hours. .jpg)
There is a mandatory pre-assignment for this course. You must complete this and bring it to the first class EVEN IF you register at the last minute. Pre-assignments are sent to students via email one week before the first class date, and again two days before the first class date. |
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| New York City: Cultural Crossroads for NYC area residents - NEW! Credit: 32 hours/3.2 CEU |
Tour Date: October 14, 2017 |
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Fee: $269.00 |
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9/17/2017-9/24/2017 |
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10:00 AM-4:00 PM |
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September 17 and 24. Tour is on Saturday October 14! |
| Building/Room: Harlem State Office - NYC, 163 W. 125th Street New York, NY 10027, 6th Floor |
New 32 hour course for students living in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Cultural Crossroads explores the development of New York City, driven by immigration, and how each wave of immigrants left its mark on NYC culture today.
After two classroom sessions, your third class will be spent on a tour of New York City! The tour will start with a visit to the Tenement Museum on Manhattan’s Lower East Side at 9:30am. Other stops will explore the thumbprints left by cultures that became intrinsic to the city, including lower Manhattan's Dutch roots, Chinatown, Little Italy and much more. Tour will conclude at Penn Station at 5:00pm.
Program Fee: includes classroom sessions, tour of New York City.
Who should enroll: Anyone living in the tri-state area. Au Pairs and Retirees are especially welcome.
When you have successfully completed the course (including the tour), you will obtain a CERTIFICATE stating you have earned credit for 32 HOURS or 3.2 CEUs.
PLEASE NOTE: in order to receive any credit, you MUST attend all classes, complete all the assignments and go on the tour. Please make sure, before you sign up, that you are available on all three class dates. There are NO make-up assignments and NO excuses.
There is a mandatory pre-assignment for this course. You must complete this and bring it to the first class EVEN IF you register at the last minute. Pre-assignments are sent to students via email one week before the first class date, and again two days before the first class date. |
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Montreal: French in America - for NYC area Residents
Credit: 40 hours/4.0 CEU
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Tour Dates: October 20-22, 2017 |
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Fee: $469.00 |
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10:00 AM-4:00 PM |
| Class meets on 3 Sundays
September 17, September 24, October 15. There is NO CLASS on October 1 and 8. |
| Building/Room: Harlem State Office - NYC, 163 W. 125th Street New York, NY 10027, 6th Floor |
Participants are invited to explore the history, geography, landmarks, arts and customs of Montreal. Learn about fascinating cultures and locales through classroom lectures, films, articles and discussions while improving your English comprehension skills.
After you complete the three class sessions you will participate in a weekend tour to Montreal! To see a detailed itinerary of the tour, please visit the Cultural Hi-Ways website.
Program Fee: $469 (includes classroom sessions + travel to + hotel in Montreal)
Who should enroll: Anyone living in the tri-state area. Au Pairs and Retirees are especially welcome.
When you have successfully completed the course (including the tour), you will obtain a CERTIFICATE stating you have earned credit for 40 HOURS or 4.0 CEUs.
PLEASE NOTE: in order to receive any credit, you MUST attend all classes, complete all the assignments and go on the tour. Please make sure, before you sign up, that you are available on the three class dates and the trip dates. There are NO make-up assignments and NO excuses.
IMPORTANT: If you need a visa to enter Canada (check at the Canadian Consulate website ) make sure to include BOTH your trip letter from Cultural Hi-Ways and your attendance letter from BMCC in your application. However, it may now take THREE MONTHS OR MORE for the Canadian authorities to process your visa application.
By enrolling in this BMCC course you specifically acknowledge that:
a) You are solely responsible for complying with Canada's visa requirements;
b) Neither BMCC nor Cultural Hi-Ways accepts responsibility for advising you of visa or other immigration requirements; and
c) If you do not receive your visa in time to travel to Canada on this tour, you will not be entitled to any refund from either BMCC or Cultural Hi-Ways.
There is a mandatory pre-assignment for this course. You must complete this and bring it to the first class EVEN IF you register at the last minute. Pre-assignments are sent to students via email one week before the first class date, and again two days before the first class date.
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Washington, DC: Monuments & Memorials - for NYC area Residents
Credit: 40 hours/4.0 CEU
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Tour Dates: November 11-12, 2017 |
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Fee: $389.00 |
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10:00 AM-4:00 PM |
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October 1, October 22, and October 29. There is NO CLASS on October 8 and 15. |
| Building/Room: Harlem State Office - NYC, 163 W. 125th Street New York, NY 10027, 6th Floor |
Participants are invited to explore the history, geography, landmarks, arts and customs of Washington, DC. Learn about fascinating cultures and locales through classroom lectures, films, articles and discussions while improving your English comprehension skills.
After you complete the three class sessions you will participate in a weekend tour to Washington, DC! To see a detailed itinerary of the tour, please visit the the Cultural Hi-Ways website .
Program Fee: $389 (includes classroom sessions + travel to + hotel in Washington, DC)
Who should enroll: Anyone living in the tri-state area. Au Pairs and Retirees are especially welcome.
When you have successfully completed the course (including the tour), you will obtain a CERTIFICATE stating you have earned credit for 40 HOURS or 4.0 CEUs.
PLEASE NOTE: in order to receive any credit, you MUST attend all classes, complete all the assignments and go on the tour. Please make sure, before you sign up, that you are available on the three class dates and the trip dates. There are NO make-up assignments and NO excuses.
There is a mandatory pre-assignment for this course. You must complete this and bring it to the first class EVEN IF you register at the last minute. |
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Boston: A Revolutionary City - for NYC area Residents
Credit: 40 hours/4.0 CEU
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Tour Dates: November 18-19, 2017 |
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Fee: $389.00 |
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10:00 AM-4:00 PM |
| Classes meet on 3 Sundays: October 1, October 22, and October 29. There is NO CLASS on October 8 and 15. |
| Building/Room: Harlem State Office - NYC, 163 W. 125th Street New York, NY 10027, 6th Floor |
Participants are invited to explore the history, geography, landmarks, arts and customs of Boston. Learn about fascinating cultures and locales through classroom lectures, films, articles and discussions while improving your English comprehension skills.
After you complete the three class sessions you will participate in a weekend tour to Boston! To see a detailed itinerary of the tour, please visit the CULTURAL HI-WAYS website: the Cultural Hi-Ways website .
Program Fee: $389 (includes classroom sessions + travel to + hotel in Boston)
Who should enroll: Anyone living in the tri-state area. Au Pairs and Retirees are especially welcome.
When you have successfully completed the course (including the tour), you will obtain a CERTIFICATE stating you have earned credit for 40 HOURS or 4.0 CEUs.
PLEASE NOTE: in order to receive any credit, you MUST attend all classes, complete all the assignments and go on the tour. Please make sure, before you sign up, that you are available on the three class dates and the trip dates. There are NO make-up assignments and NO excuses.
There is a mandatory pre-assignment for this course. You must complete this and bring it to the first class EVEN IF you register at the last minute. Pre-assignments are sent to students via email one week before the first class date and again two days before the first class date. |
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Boston: A Revolutionary City - for NYC area Residents
Credit: 40 hours/4.0 CEU
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Tour Dates: November 18-19, 2017 |
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Fee: $389.00 |
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| Classes meet on one Sunday and 2 Saturdays: Sunday October 15, Saturday October 21, and Saturday October 28. |
| Building/Room: Harlem State Office - NYC, 163 W. 125th Street New York, NY 10027, 6th Floor |
Participants are invited to explore the history, geography, landmarks, arts and customs of Boston. Learn about fascinating cultures and locales through classroom lectures, films, articles and discussions while improving your English comprehension skills.
After you complete the three class sessions you will participate in a weekend tour to Boston! To see a detailed itinerary of the tour, please visit the CULTURAL HI-WAYS website: the Cultural Hi-Ways website .
Program Fee: $389 (includes classroom sessions + travel to + hotel in Boston)
Who should enroll: Anyone living in the tri-state area. Au Pairs and Retirees are especially welcome.
When you have successfully completed the course (including the tour), you will obtain a CERTIFICATE stating you have earned credit for 40 HOURS or 4.0 CEUs.
PLEASE NOTE: in order to receive any credit, you MUST attend all classes, complete all the assignments and go on the tour. Please make sure, before you sign up, that you are available on the three class dates and the trip dates. There are NO make-up assignments and NO excuses.
There is a mandatory pre-assignment for this course. You must complete this and bring it to the first class EVEN IF you register at the last minute. Pre-assignments are sent to students via email one week before the first class date and again two days before the first class date. |
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New Orleans: The Big Easy - for NYC area residents (air fare not included)
Credit: 40 hours/4.0 CEU
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Tour Dates: January 19-21, 2018 |
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Fee: $459.00 |
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| Travel to New Orleans is not included in the course, unlike our other courses.
Class meets on 3 Sundays:
November 12, November 19, December 3. |
| Building/Room: Harlem State Office - NYC, 163 W. 125th Street New York, NY 10027, 6th Floor |
Participants are invited to explore the history, geography, landmarks, arts and customs of New Orleans. Learn about fascinating cultures and locales through classroom lectures, films, articles and discussions while improving your English comprehension skills.
After you complete the three class sessions you will participate in a weekend tour to New Orleans! To see a detailed itinerary of the tour, please visit the CULTURAL HI-WAYS website: the Cultural Hi-Ways website .
Program Fee includes classroom sessions, hotel in New Orleans, and tour in New Orleans. Unlike other Learning Across America courses, this course does NOT include travel to New Orleans.
Who should enroll: Anyone living in the tri-state area. Au Pairs and Retirees are especially welcome.
When you have successfully completed the course (including the tour), you will obtain a CERTIFICATE stating you have earned credit for 40 HOURS or 4.0 CEUs.
PLEASE NOTE: in order to receive any credit, you MUST attend all classes, complete all the assignments and go on the tour. Please make sure, before you sign up, that you are available on the three class dates and the trip dates. There are NO make-up assignments and NO excuses.
There is a mandatory pre-assignment for this course. You must complete this and bring it to the first class EVEN IF you register at the last minute. Pre-assignments are sent to students via email one week before the first class date, and again two days before the first class date.
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