For a few March nights, students in two classes of the Free English Program turned their learning lenses inward in an effort to understand how languages help form them.
Learning English and volunteering: a student reflects on connection and community
Learning English and Volunteering Volunteering in the community can play an important part in learning language and culture. Current IEP […]
Erica Avery – October Volunteer Spotlight
Chris Bailey, Volunteer Tutor Coordinator, met with Erica for this interview about her experience and motivation to volunteer with ILI. […]
Our Top 4 Destinations to Learn Spanish Abroad
Which are the best places to learn Spanish abroad? In this article, we will explore our top destinations to learn […]
A Beginners Guide on French Culture and Learning French in France
Are you interested in studying French in France? Learning French in France is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in […]
ILI Spotlight: Brian Long, teacher trainer and ILI instructor
ILI Spotlight Meet Brian Long, one of the many dedicated teachers who work daily at ILI to advance our mission. This […]
4 Great Reasons Why You Should Learn Spanish in the USA
In this blog post we’ll go over four big reasons to take Spanish classes. Maybe you’re a beginner student of […]
The Top 5 Benefits of Learning English Online with Native English Speaking Teachers
Will learning English Online with a Native English Speaker Benefit You? Yes, absolutely! Having a native English speaker as your […]
Interview with Edwin Cubillos, Colombian photographer and peace activist
We caught up with Edwin, a student in the Intensive English Program, to discuss both his work and his experience […]
Massachusetts State Senator Jo Comerford visits ILI
Intensive English students learn about governing in the U.S. October 11 was a great day for international students in ILI’s […]