ELS Address:
1915 N.W. 24th Street - Harris Hall Oklahoma City, OK 73106
Tel.:
(405) 525-3738
On the Campus of:
Oklahoma City University
Center Information
ELS/Oklahoma City is located on the Oklahoma City University (OCU) campus near Oklahoma’s State Capital, Business, Asian and Art Districts. Affordable apartments and homestays are close to campus. Oklahoma City is small enough to be friendly, yet large enough to offer a variety of cultural, entertainment and sports events.
Programs
Cost Per Session:
$1,575.00
Start Dates 2010:
April 05, May 03, June 01, June 28, July 26, August 23, September 20, October 18, November 15, December 13
Show Description
The ELS Intensive English Program, our most popular program of study, will help you significantly improve your English skills, achieve greater fluency, and fully prepare you for university study in the USA. More than 600 universities, colleges and career schools accept completion of an advanced ELS level as meeting the English language requirement for admission.
Cost Per Session:
$1,210.00
Start Dates 2010:
April 05, May 03, June 01, June 28, July 26, August 23, September 20, October 18, November 15, December 13
Show Description
The ELS Semi-Intensive Program is ideal for students who want to learn English while also having time to visit local cities and attractions. Students take classes in the morning and have afternoons free to explore and use their improving English.
Cost Per Session:
$1,150.00
Start Dates 2010:
April 05, May 03, June 01, June 28, July 26, August 23, September 20, October 18, November 15, December 13
Show Description
If you are planning a short vacation in the USA and would like to include some English classes, our American Explorer Program is perfect for you. Study English in the morning and enjoy the afternoons practicing your English while sightseeing and visiting local attractions.
Cost Per Session:
$5,195.00
Start Dates 2010:
April 05, May 03, June 01, June 28, July 26, August 23, September 20, October 18, November 15, December 13
Show Description
The English for Executives Program is designed for junior and mid-level professionals who want to combine general English practice along with career-specific communication training. The English for Executives Program consists of three 50-minutes interactive group lessons and three personalized, 50-minute one-to-one lessons each day in ELS group classes. The course length may be two or four weeks, beginning on any of the 26 year-round Intensive English Program start dates.
Cost Per Session:
$7,050.00
Starting Date:
Every Monday
Show Description
The ELS Super Intensive English Program is the fastest way to improve English proficiency. This course combines highly concentrated, one-to-one instruction and a curriculum targeted specially to the participant’s needs. Courses are individually designed based upon level of English ability, desired language use and outcomes, and length of time available for study. This program can begin on any Monday and may last for one week to four weeks or more. The Super Intensive Program consists of either 20, 30 or 45 private, 50-minute lessons each week, taught on a Monday to Friday schedule. ELS will provide assistance with accommodation arrangements.
Cost Per Session:
$5,125.00
Starting Date:
Every Monday
Show Description
For maximum results in just one week’s time, the Super Intensive Plus Program is the best choice for a busy executive. This highly rigorous course consists of 70 lessons, 50 minutes each, of combined in-class instruction and out-of-class cultural activities, generally taught from Monday through Sunday. Super Intensive Plus is ideal in preparation for an important business presentation or meeting in the United States. Due to the intensity of this program, intermediate English proficiency is highly recommended. ELS will provide assistance with accommodation arrangements.
Additional Learning Opportunities
IELTS Testing Center
If you wish to qualify for university admission through an IELTS score, you can take the test at our location. Click here for registration information.
American Conversation Partnerships
Interested in after-class conversation and friendship with an American student? Inquire after your arrival and we can arrange time with a native speaker.
Contact America! Program
Through regularly organized activities you can practice English both in and out of the classroom with native guest speakers or American students discussing various topics.
Music, Voice or Dance Lessons
We can arrange for students to take musical instrument, voice or dance lessons with faculty or qualified students.
College Class Visits and Auditing
ELS Intensive students (in key levels) can visit one or more college classes, depending on professor approval.
College Credit for ELS
Eligible ELS students can receive academic credit from the ELS host college/university for having completed key ELS level(s). This credit may be applied toward any degree eventually earned at that college, but is not transferable should the student transfer to another college or university.
Scholarships/Discounts
After completion of the full ELS Intensive English Program qualified students may receive credit for ELS and/or tuition discounts at select host universities and colleges, once they matriculate.
Access to Campus Facilities/Services
ELS students may use many of the facilities at our host college/university for free (or low cost) during their studies. Available facilities may vary, but usually include a fitness center, swimming pool, campus library, tennis court, and more.
Concurrent Enrollment at Host College
ELS students who have received conditional acceptance from the host college/university may have the chance to attend one or more individual college courses (for credit) while still studying in the Intensive English Program.
TOEIC Testing Center
We offer the TOEIC exam at our center. For more information on the TOEIC program or to register click here
- Native American and "Western" cultural events and attractions ("Pow Wows", rodeos, festivals)
- Bricktown entertainment district - restaurants, clubs, sporting events, shopping, movie theaters, canal with water taxi rides, and more.
- Local parks (rafting, horseback riding, swimming)
- Basketball games, baseball, hockey, boat racing and more.
- Weekend trips to other nearby cities possible
Area
621 Square Miles.
1,608.38 Square Kilometers.
Population
547,274 People.
Distance to Key Locations (from ELS center)
|
Minutes |
Method |
| Bank |
5 |
|
| Airport |
20 |
|
| Downtown Area |
10 |
|
| Post Office |
5 |
|
| Restaurant(s) |
5 |
|
| Shopping Mall/Outlet |
10 |
|
| Supermarket |
5 |
|
| Sports Stadium/Center |
5 |
|
| On-Campus Residence |
2 |
|
| Homestay |
10 to 15 |
|
| Bus Stop |
5 |
|
Car
Bike
Bus
Walk
Train/Subway
Electricity
110V 60KHz.
Electric Plug Details
Tourist Attractions
Center Album
Videos from ELS
Activities
ELS Activities
| ELS-Oklahoma City Winter Session |
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| ELS-Oklahoma City Summer Session |
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Center Staff
Wade Farquhar
Center Director: Wade recently joined the ELS staff from Los Angeles, California. He is a native born Oklahoman who completed his undergraduate studies at Oklahoma Baptist University, majoring in Religion and Spanish Language and Culture. While completing his Masters degree at Fuller Seminary’s School of Intercultural Studies, Wade also worked with an international development NGO performing community organizing activities with immigrant communities from Central and South America in Los Angeles. Wade is married and has two young children. His hobbies include reading, running, and meeting people from other cultures. He is bilingual in Spanish and English, and is very involved in various civic and congregational organizations.
Nelson Einwaechter
Academic Director: I have lived nearly half my life outside of the United States. When I was young, I lived in Belgium for 7 years with my mother, older sister and younger brother. I learned to speak French and play soccer there. I went to High School and College in Maryland before moving to California. While in California, I became interested in Japanese food, culture, and the language. Eventually, I went to Japan to teach English there. I worked and lived in Hiroshima for nearly 14 years.
I have many hobbies, such as cooking (and eating) foods from many different countries. I also like to watch English Premiere League soccer matches on TV and travel when I find the time.
Charles Shah
Registrar/International Student Advisor: My name is Rakesh Chandrakant Shah, but my nickname is Charles. I am a Gujurati, Indian-American who was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 2001, I moved to Norman, Oklahoma to attend the University of Oklahoma. After graduation, I moved to Oklahoma City to work in politics for the Oklahoma State Governor and then the Oklahoma State Senate. After leaving politics I worked with a bank dealing with consumer and commercial lending. When I returned from a five month overseas trip to India and Dubai, I joined ELS Language Centers as a teacher, and now I am the Registrar. I manage all student billing files and am in charge of accepting all payments for tuition and housing and assisting with the IELTS testing in our office, and I plan to get my MBA Degree. I love learning about new cultures and people’s customs. I have been to many countries and love to travel. I have one dog, Mocha, who is like his owner and loves to travel to Tulsa