17 March, 2020 at 1:39 PM
ELC is proud to provide virtual options for new and existing students to continue their English learning without disruption as we follow recommendations from health experts to practice social distancing to combat the spread of COVID-19. Utilizing Readmore... updated and innovative online teaching methods, ELC invites English language learners from around the world to join us for our online classes, which continue to be taught by our most experienced and veteran teachers. In addition to our online courses, our School Directors will be available in person, to provide drop-in hours and any additional support that may be needed for local students.
If you have any questions about ELC, current courses, or are a new student looking for options to enhance your English skills while typical daily activities are disrupted, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Special offers are currently available for new students!
The health and safety of our students, staff, and host families are our first priority and we look forward to moving our community online temporarily while prevention and mitigation of COVID-19 takes place.
17 March, 2020 at 1:39 PM
ELC is proud to provide virtual options for new and existing students to continue their English learning without disruption as we follow recommendations from health experts to practice social distancing to combat the spread of COVID-19. Utilizing updated and innovative online teaching methods, ELC invites English language learners from around the world to join us for our online classes, which continue to be taught by our most experienced and veteran teachers. In addition to our online courses, our School Directors will be available in person, to provide drop-in hours and any additional support that may be needed for local students.
If you have any questions about ELC, current courses, or are a new student looking for options to enhance your English skills while typical daily activities are disrupted, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Special offers are currently available for new students!
The health and safety of our students, staff, and host families are our first priority and we look forward to moving our community online temporarily while prevention and mitigation of COVID-19 takes place.
Geoffrey Mutai, Boston Marathon 2011
It was a wonderful experience to be here in Boston for watch the 115th annual Boston Marathon. I went with some classmates from ELC and our teacher Janet. We met at Kenmore Station, one mile from the finish line, and first watched the wheelchairs runners and then the other runners going to the finish line.
So many people were there to encourage the runners in their last mile. Everyone was cheering, whistling, clapping and making a lot of noise with bells.
Geoffrey Mutai from Kenya won this race with a time of 2h:03mi:02sec. In the wheelchair division the winner was Masazumi Soejima from Japan with 1h:18mi:50sec. In women’s division Caroline Kilei from Kenya was the winner with 2h:22mi:36sec. In women’s wheelchair division Wakako Tsuchida from Japan won with 1h:30mi:21sec.
More of 25000 runners participated in this important race, which is one of the World Majors Marathons (WMM) with New York, Berlin, London and Chicago.
When I arrived in Boston last January, I tried to register to run this race but the registration process was already closed on October 18 last year. It was the first time in the Boston Marathon’s history that this process only was 24 hours and over 25000 people registered.
I hope come back to Boston and run this important race but first, I will run the Berlin marathon in September 2011.
by Cesar Augusto Cardona from Colombia
