The Wall Street Institute Method is a practical and results-oriented way of learning to communicate effectively in English. It is a modular and highly flexible system, where learners are closely supported and encouraged. The Wall Street Institute Method's adaptive mixture of learning modes and approaches enables everyone to succeed, whatever their preferred learning style or previous experience of learning.

The Wall Street Institute Acquisition Cycle
Wall Street Institute's Acquisition Cycle is a multi-stage learning process based on academically proven English as a Second Language techniques and procedures, and centered around the classic "3 Ps of language learning": Presentation, Practice and Production.

Interactive Lessons
Students start the Wall Street Institute with an Interactive Lesson, which teaches new vocabulary, grammar and idioms through dramatized real–life situations. Students develop their speaking skills through listening, repeating and reading the new language learned. These lessons also have periodic checkpoints where students can confirm what they have learned.

Supported by Personal Tutors
Students have the flexibility to complete and repeat these lessons at the time that is most convenient to them. Personal Tutors are standing by to assist students whenever they need help.

Exercises
Students complete these exercises at home, and bring them to the center for the teachers to review.

Small classes with English speaking teachers
Students participate in small core classes led by native English-speaking teachers. These classes with a max of 4 students are all at the same learning level, so students feel comfortable practicing and applying their new language skills.

Extra Classes
The Wall Street Institute Method is supplemented by two types of optional classes: Complementary Classes and Social Club Activities. These are designed to take the student as close to an immersion experience as possible in a convenient and entertaining way.

Complementary Class
Complementary Classes are communication classes of 8 students on average allowing students to develop their fluency with fellow students at their same level. Class topics vary and usually involve interactive role plays, such as arranging holiday plans, ordering food in a restaurant, being interviewed for a job, and debating on a variety of topics.

Wall Street Institute Courses :

General English
General English is made up of four sections and is meant to help students develop their English language communication skills.

General Advanced English :
General Advanced English helps bring students to the highest level of fluency.